Evening Star Newspaper, October 29, 1930, Page 7

T RAIDED BY POLIGE | .. 2 === CHARGED 0 PRESTI] e e e (’)1‘“! Mul§nfié fl | , October 20. the correct 200 Guests at Club When Two R Nephew's Evidence Against| \RCHBISHOP DOWLING ILL The Most Modern Sold Today s ean ST. PAUL, Minn,, Ootober 20 (D.— & Deteotives Arrest Her Y s Man in Front of Whose | archbushop Austin Dowiing, hesd of Efficient—Economical—Quiet—Durable tempting Managers. ;...,m..‘? Tk, n{ Home Killing 00OUITEH, |y o seavey 1t ot s e here, ‘ INVESTIGATE THE TIMKEN Fidocheted and denied B WAtoh | |ny tne Associted Frems e .“ BEFORE YOU BUY in Bertier's vest pocket over his rt d G 3 heart. He escaped with & ,,,mo, CHICAGO, October 20.—Patay Prestg lmpo ed from ermany CONVINCE YOURSELF OF THE MANY ADVANT, flesh 'gl'md Bu'.‘lia mvped as ordered hoohd um.y :- arger “ 2 m“ INCE YOURSKLF © £ MANY AGES c)u of acoessory :nud er of J’?;n Mello Non.h Side r‘- . lender, machine gunied to, death 35 Moderately Priced—Convenient Terms AE SAYS PROSPERITY o Sores. rctos” Bephew oy Sy ¥ Gk A about " mu&rgrho(ugxu erican Import- .‘ H P' Timken s Manufactured by she Largest Company in the Industry Miss Guinan v -kn Germ . o . St St KEEPS MEN ON FARM . et ou-r-“m""-""‘ : QOil Burner Corporation R kg | I AR Pesas. Alello_ and his failure to assist police || German-Americ. Specialties oy i in any way constituted evidence suffi- St of Washington, D. C. e wa o | o on be T, | Bk Sticments. Sosoriing o da: 200 oth St. NW, b A 1104 V., Ave. North they | George Willlam Russell, Irish poet and | {fctives, e e ‘.m’ false. Telephone Metro. 3829 3 ermon_t ve, 3701 agricultural economist, sald ere last | Alcilo severa) iimes “while- the " gt (ML RS as | DIEDE, 18 to make life “so prosperous, happy, and eompleu they will stay ‘were M! X & Russell, known - g 3 , advocated organiza- tion of rural tives. “There should 'r_w ot bet mmmtm-fl bl L oo Bernard '-m-‘:_‘“ Tor. what, uu u roduces. ‘The in- them with maintain- | (il farmers are generally 00 poor . ips” for liquor, 3 1 | szfi;g;sz 1 to buy all the expensive machinery A1 | wihch "they cun e tvmtuulv purchase if in ral co-operatives, organ to ru ussell was the pflnclr.l speaker on Iast night's m-mm week program, annual event at the coum of Alfl culture of the University of Missourl. £555| FINEST FURNITURE VALUES = IN FIFTY YEARS as a feature of our 50th CATLINS, Inc. “ Phone National 0992 | g aggiemeg Celebration and Golden Jubilee f ORA GE FIFTY FUNITURE SPECIALS ABSOLUTELY_FIREPROOF AS A CLIMAX OF VALUE GIVING = M AT THE LOWEST PRICES QUOTED IN MANY YEARS REASONABLE RATE® Xt { PHONE NAT. 6900 FOR wsmimares” Jj Identified for 50 years with the furnishing of tHe tasteful homes of Washing- Merchants Transfer & Storage Co. ton, we take great pleasure in the fact that this, our first sale, has been accorded such T R vrome enthusiastic public approval even to the point of doubling our expectations. As a e ; mark of our appreciation and in order that the end shall be greater than the begin- mng, we shall feature in the coming 10 days 50 furniture specials of cxtraordmary interest to every home—=50 more invitations to you to know NEE. Come in and see toNorrow. Ca ght ; . "Sfiort" Y Every Dollar Spent in This Store During These Ten }uat around the corner. Don'tlet . Days Has a Multiplied Purchasing Power it eatch you “short™ of fuel for these colder nights, these chillier . mornings. A telephone call to us LIVING ROOM SUITES BEDROOM SUITES DINING ROOM SUITES S Sasces iiliicnme kiliase CHAIRS AND SOFAS BOUDOIR CHAIRS DINETTE SUITES ety 1 LAMPS COLONIAL FURNITURE TEA WAGONS ed with the hnest, cleanest RUGS AND FLOOR COVERINGS CHAISE LONGUES BUFFET MIRRORS and most economical hard coal TABLES OF ALL TYPES DAY BEDS MIRRORS Do it DESKS MATTRESSES CELLARETTES that money can buy. NOW, before you forget. The Home vuyu William King & Son B The City's Oldest Coal E"f’y' for the Mevchants thing Main Office 1151 16th Street ‘ Seventh and H Streets N.W. ety