Evening Star Newspaper, November 14, 1930, Page 3

You're NOT ready for dread ‘ACUTE INDIGESTION un- | less you have Bell-ans. BELLANS R FOR INDIGESFION WEST END LAUNDRY $ Phone ’Vletropoln-n 0200 3 it < WELL, SUPPOSING SHE IS LATE o0 @ Enpl.mnh st The Mayflower do gin with mflcd dispositions ust because She did not have hes -nldi along and besides the shops were terribly crowded. @ Men-in-waiting here find time speeds . byquickly in the comfortable Innsc adjoining the Presidentisl Dining Room. S’cmc of the young men write sonnets, others compute mzul accounts or work on legal © Then, too, you are pretty meet friends who have Imhod M waiting sentences. Hany counten- ances sbound the fond expect- ancy of soon being served tempting dishes prepared by expert chefs. @ Si and His Mayflower Orchestra v ot Luncheon end Dinner in PRESIDENTIAL DINING ROOM +| streets, but which went out of business YFLOWER — SPECIAL NIYI'ICI!. 314 sccrued. dividends. the unm.u preferred stock of sald n_December 1. 1 d paysble to every preferred er, upon suriender of his certificate i office of muf. Penn: L mlmndnd seven dollar: tosether scerued dividends thereon to said for each share of preferred stock held after Dicember 1, 1930, dividends ferred stock, will crue, busi: = 25 1530, and Wil Hot ‘thereatier 4 £BY order of the board of directors. % i GHASE DAIRY, ARD M. WISE, Dated October 30. mo B if. 1740 zmi“.z OUR mfl YEARS' EXPERIENCE N e T PLITT. 1302 H St. b POR _RENT. SUITAI m ron TSRISEE PRRTres banaucts weddingy and ” Ioeetings. 10c up per day each; new chal GNITED sTATES "STORAGE. Con 416" 1006 /. n.w. Metropolitan 1844. 29 -DISTANCE MOVIN( HAVE Hational om AV TRANSFER OURONIJOBITO MOVE YOUR GOOI Tith care, consideration and Tow cost 0 o from sny’ point within 1.000 miles. - lnrlrrohl‘em and we'll tell you how much nd how leng it will take. NA- ONAL DELIVERY ASGN . NG, ‘Nat & rinting are at )’OU\' serv ICC for result-; femng pubhclty ’The National Capital Press \< 533 D 8L KW Phons Nations) osso. | a Window Shades 95¢ Quallty Hartshorn Water | 50 aSlessiable Curtains on your roliers at .1- ln'rlmrllon “This sale for two weeks o telephone orders. The Shade Factory un eenn Au th s Transfcr & Storau 1313 You ammy- AuTed van Line Society was disclosed yesterday after- uBflxfl first vice president, and 10 Northern Liberty Market Associa- Markef erated a marl INFUND PAYMENIS Humane Society Officers File Suit to Stop Distribution of Money. unldlleLL Hmli‘.&lll!t—l: er looks like we ge! little touch of good times pretty soon, if we can only stop these predictingit. They . They say Al Capone is here in Los An- geles. Guess he is figuring on open- ing & Western branch here. This branch idea has Just got thiks H count: the nape of the necl Now ';{ l‘;’okl nkeptehe little home talent bootlegger who lived among us, raised his family and paid his taxes, is to the way of the local banker and little en. There is no chance for personal initiative any more, we are all just & cog in & big- machine that's controlled from New York ar Chicago. FRAUD ORDER IS ISSUED AGAINST YULE LOTTERY Circulars Asking Americans to In- wvest in Plan Operated by Arguatina Found. ‘The Post Office Department has is- sued a fraud order against a Christmas lottery operated by the Argentine Re- public through Felix Herrero of Buenos Aim;ee. lottery agent, it was made known a, The fraud order followed the uncov- ering of a circulars_giving de- uns al the latmry and invifing Ameri- participate by b\lyin‘ 31!0 til‘.km or half tickets at $80, on chance of winning $750.000. It was stated at the Post Office De- partment today that frequently circu- lars and participation bianks for lot- teries operated by foreign countries slip past the w-'.chlul eyes of the postal au- thorities in plain envelopes, and that the only action the department can take is to issue a fraud order, preventing de- livery of mail to the lottery agent and preventing the payment of money or- ders on which his name appears. A i g WIDOW WHO FIRED SHOTS IN COURT FACES TRIAL Mrs. Dollie Douthitt Remains in Enid, Okla., Jail, Unable to Make Bond. By the Assoclated Press. ENID, Oklahoma, November 14.—Mrs. Dollie Douthitt, eccentric widow who | vvundul United States Commissioner -tamty presiding judge during hearing of a civil case here September 24 must go to trial on three c! nounw;" e Glaliat liminary over for at & prel hearing ’-"m‘m rs. Douthitt pi '&M a $20,000 id set by .Yulflu E. A rift in the Washington Humane noon in the filing of a suit hy its president, Mrs. Victorine B. Elmore, and two members against James P, memben of the Executive Committee for an injunction to prevent distribu- tion of the society’s funds among cer- tain charities. ‘The controversy centers over & pro- posed gift of $600 to the Humane Edu- cation Society, of which Briggs is presi- dent and which maintains a farm for stray dogs in Maryland; a gin of $200 to Miss Emily Palmer Stearns for her cat farm at Brandy. Va., and provision for $300 per month for three veteri- narians to care for the pets of poor people. ‘ Named in Suit. The court is told that Briggs and his colleagues voted the gifts and in- tend to carry out their execution if not restrained by the court. The claim is made that the soclzty is not authorized to use its funds in this manner. Joined with the president in her re- course to the law are Elizabeth Moore, 2011 R street, and Deaconess Lillian M. Yeo of the House of Mercy. Besides B defendants Feathers, Page, Mrs. M. E. Woodward and W Eum V. Mahoney. Hearing Set Friday. Justice William Hitz issued a rule on the defendants to show cause next Friday why the injunction asked through Attorneys Minor, G-tely & of $11,591.25, and cash $6,580.35. Its annual expenses reach $5,961.06, the court is informed. GOING OUT OF BUSINESS tion Trustees Ask Dissolution. Dissolution of the Northern Liberty t Association, which formerly op- ket _on Mount Vernon Square Seventh and Ninth 20 years ago, is asked in a pel “NEXT WAR” TOPIC AT OPTIMIST CLUB| ae=. the Cavalry in war. Not the old cavalry of flashing sabers and snorting chargers, but & mobfle unit of hard-fighting sol- mounted, probably, with ma- “1 melk with impartiality,” said Maj. PLAN TO OMIT SHORT CONGRESS SESSIONS Maj. George S. Patton, Office of | Patton, “for though I am now a Cavalry | Norris Resolution Permitting New Chief of Cavalry, Addresses Luncheon. Maj. George S. 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