Evening Star Newspaper, February 11, 1931, Page 6

PENDICITIS OPERATION “After an operation for appendicl! e. 11 the ti Relorika refievéa’ ‘me " e Grace Ril Ye 't get i of sas mmmg -w-m-‘efl“nrun s Stevs in the UFPER ROUND TRIP Excursions Feb. 15 and Mar. 1 s 5 to NEW YORK Lv. Wazhington 12 Midnight Saturday. Returning Lv. New York, West 23d St., 5:47 PM,, Liberty St., 6:00 P.M. Sunday. Ask Ticket Agent About Special Sightseeing Tours FEBRUARY 15 HARPERS FERRY Martinsburg, Hancock and Cumberland Leave Washington 9:20 AM. Returning Same Day Leave Cumberland 5:05 P. M. and 10:25 P.M. Leave Hancock 6:22 P.M. Leave Martinsburg 7:00 P. M. and 12:21 Mid. Leave Harpers Ferry 7:33 PM, ROUND TRIP FARES ‘To Harpers Ferry........$1.50 To Martinsburg ‘To Hancock .. ‘To Cumberland TICKETS GDODL N I‘OA('“! Lincoin’s Blrthday FEBRUARY 12 PHILADELPHIA Chester ' & Wilmington g 7 Leave Philadelphia..8:55 PM Leave Chester 9:12 PM Leave Wilmmgton. Ask Ticket Agent About BSpecial Sightseeing Tor TICKETS uo:‘p“lx COACHES Baltimore & Ohio 2. D. C. 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Thirteenth and Alaska ith Hemlock PROGRESS OF DRIVE ON SIGNS OUTLINED Civic Association’s Work De- seribed to Sixteenth St. Heights Citizens. ‘The work and progress of the Ameri- can Civic Association in its campaign for the abolishment of highway sign was_outlined last night by . Huun James, executive secre- the organization, before a meet- Lni ol the Sixteenth Street Heights Association at the Northmin- ster Pru!ryurhn Church, Georgia and Alaska avenues northwest. The majority of highway advertising, Mrs, James said, was being dode by gasoline, oil and hotel companies. asserted that several hotel companies had agreed, at the request of the Amer- ican Civic Asociation, not to advertise in this form, but the gasoline and oll companies refused, claiming competi- tion in business prohibits them from this action. Watson Addresses 'Meeting. Mrs, James further stated that legis- lation now pending in Congress, if pmd would tEllce the power to con- trol signs District of Columbia, where urvlce or goods is sold on the premises, in the hands of the District i DON'S C Mrs. James pointed out that the non- (N Y Commisioners. In conclusion, patronage of corporations who persist in this method of advertising by cit- isens of this city and nearby Mary- Jand and Virginia would greatly aid in their campaign for the abolishment of K unsightly billboards. George S. Watson, chief engineer of the District of Columbia Fire Depart- ment, also addressed the meeting, stating in answer to the plea by the association for an engine house in that district, that because of the situation of the association's district being prac- tically on the District of Columbia line, it was much harder to makesthe place- ment than in other sections, citing that if placed there the company would able to serve to the south, in- in all directions for a their atm. However, he asserted, he believed he would be safe in promising that in the next five or six years there would be a' comy district with fa- ich would satisfy every one. Chief Watson expressed his belief that In behalf cf the Fire Department of this clty. Chief Watson expressed his all Site Is 'Suggested. Joseph H. Wilson, president, stated that it was the belief of the Sixteenth and recrea- yurchasing of- Com- le. ties in the alley Geranium and requested G. Umhau, H. L. Breuninger, lfl." Smith and cl’m C. He':un,lun. was over by Mr. ‘Wilson. P CRUELTY IS ALLEGED - IN PLEA FOR DIVORCE| Assaults on Two Occasions Charged in Suit Filed by Mrs. Marie Kientz. Mrs. Marie Kientz, 4239 Wisconsin avenue, has filed suit for a limited di- vorce from her husband, Paul J. Kientz, that In fear of her life she was Through Attorney Philip F. Biggins, the wife tells the court it her hus- band assaulted her brutally on two oc- |4 casions and threatened her with a knife last Saturday, but when she had called the police he denied the assault. She left him the next day, she states. They ‘were married April 17, 1922, and have one child, whose custody the wife asks. Absolute divorce is asked in a suit filed by Isadore E. Peltier, 1022 Eighth ltreet, a| t Elvina Peltier, now resid- ing in Newark, N. J. They were mar- ried March 27, 1924, in Colorado, and rated September 15, 1927. A recon- ciliation was effected and they again separated December 13, 1927. A core- spondent is named. Attorneys Louis B. Arnold and A. K. Shipe appear for the husband. 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