Evening Star Newspaper, February 15, 1931, Page 13

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGION, D. C, FEBRUARY 15, 1931—PART ONE. AR SRS S AR ORI | W | - % 0 WL e TE L AR R e LD R IS SR NAW E“MIN A"NG DOAK WILL BE HONORED |sroup of hish Goremment omcits snd| BOY SCOUTS TO HONOR |t tomb of Washington at sount ver-| DG GIVEN PROBATION of organized labor. Benefit to Be le(;[! ' BY RAILROAD TRAINMEN| "G smin,‘wenersi agst of e| WASHINGTON AT TOMB|~Ton souia witswve by s o | s ¢ g . will be toastmaster. m«-mrmdummmnn & ern t Off Lab 3 ‘Wouths to Place Wreath on Grave| ., ‘Which Bit Boy. “PIRATES OF PENZANCE" FOR HOLY CROSS ACADEMY. Government Officials and Labor| yarge delegations of the brotherhood o'clock will go through the mansion.| pu1 GrATRE, Wis, P 10 . Leaders Expected to Attend in Virginia, North Carolins, New York, Saturday—=Senator Bulkley returning to Washington shortly after | _Duke, s nondescript mongrel Dinner Thursday. Pennsylvanis, Delaware, West Virginia to Give Address. Roow. placed ‘on probation -today, A testimonial dini to Secretas Logarkh Shion and of Senator Robert J. Buckley. of Ohio| The first alarm clock m;;a its were ;:.5"'::'& him, b:l.hh nzltfre r a N Do ta) | Representatives are expected to sttend. | ;) sddress the annual pilgrimage of | pearance i 1420, and its owner ‘Was's | Louis Severson, 11, covered the dog i Investigations Remove Peril 3 : of Labor William'N. Doak at the Hotel 3. e o Caiman f e mual pilgrimage, of | pearance iy dlts owner was s | Louls Severson, 11, covered | ‘.flet of Golumbh a) T i i h{-m‘;"fl:h Brothe rflfl"&'“ff.’m‘&"a Gend Committee nd nearby Mary- | s bell at a stated hour, and at the firh . ices of eral on 3 a same Ing. of Carbon Monoxide Poison y b - A L SR e g e L L g 1% land and Virginia whea oty o fest|time o liile wax candie was Hghted| Louls went into court today and hia ing in Plané pected to be attended by a distinguished | broadcast. Saturday morning to place a wreath on | automatically. pleas won probation for Carbon monoxide poisoning from ex- P baust fumes of airplane motors, one of the causes of the fatal crash of Capt. el ated as a result of g R » A z fit hxrn:f-uxmm;e by the Navy MNbah 8 ‘~_ 3 1 Permanenl Wave' 57..:0 Bureau of Medicine and Surgery and \ ; : ihe Bureau of Aeronautics at the Ana- A « % ¥ Choice of Eugene, Frederics’ or O s Wy o I progress sinios \ & 1 7th, 8th and E Sts.—NAtional 9800 . Sophia Wave. last October, having been ordered by A # . 3 For a limited time only. Phone for appointment. David S. Ingalls, Assistant Secretary of ‘ 1. i after the | o i No Connection With Any Other Washington Store. the Navy for Aeronautics, soon | 9 4 e S death of Capt. Page. As a result of the work at Anacostia | ohanges have been recomm:nded for | Navy planes which will absolutely pre- ¥ vent accumulation of carbcn monoxide - o b at the breathing m;;l in th‘e dcockrll': ;2 ’ = » EETIE T ' | Absolutely New! Plain Silk eliminate all traces of the gas even at . solute y New: am SilRs the floor levels of the cockpits. s o he ten ondyced : : : Color Contrasts and Lovely Navy Medical Corps, director of avia- tion medicine, and Comdr. C. A. Pow- ! “The Spirits of Dreamland” wish Mabel well in the “Pirates of Penaance,” . - . ;:ll:flixm;; &fert:r:a:?xgc{?e fi:‘o&g& flf | to be presented at the Academy of the Ho? Cross today and Monday evenings. 1931 rtnts tn t ’s rou o cluded flights by pilots of the flight test The performance will be given as & benefit for the contemplated new auditorium. 4 section at Anacostia, blood tests being | 5 —Star Staff Photo. @ taken before and after the flights to | determins the amount of carbon monox- | “ Jersey, in an address here Thursday ide"inhaled. ' Every type cf plane used, HOUVER CALLED MAN night 0 @ Linco:n day gathering of ¢ . air were collected from the cockpits at | E ED" | North Carolina Republicans. various levels. | wHo N v A"_ “President Hoover,” he said, “is the . A special instrument, & earbon mon- victim of the same type of yelping at- mden umc’-wri 1; Bel‘.r‘xl mz_‘nplewdhby ST tack which tore the heart of Lincoln.” oty Tnis inatrdment ‘111'"“m"l ter | Representative Fort Addresses Re- p“'rgem’fi““:m"’:" oo the presence of carbon monoxide as low : s 3 threate: “our return from depres- 3 twortnindrediis of 1 Dot camt. publicans in North Carolina oy T Lincoln’s Birthday. Ajter praising the records of Lincoln, BATTLE FLAG EXHIBIT 3 e o i e Rebliga S t d D AT TEACHERS’ COLLEGE | ®r the assoctated press. party ad given the countey, fee the u I S a n resses GREENSBORO, N. C,, February 14.— | economic problems press for solul President Hoover was described as “the | the best-trained economic mind that Zieut. Col. Dickson Will 8how Flag | man who never failed” by Representa- | ever came to the chalr, in the man who Ch b F h' Authoriti That Crossed the Rhine at |tive Franklin Fort, Republican, New |never failed—Herbert Hoover.” i osen y ashion Authorities— e , Close of the World War. ™ i : Presented in Our Second Floor Dress Lieut. Col. Thomas J. Dickson, U Biaies” Army. Tetired, senior chaplain : v 1 Shop, in Sizes for Every W oman or Miss of the 1st Division, will exhibit be(ore Announces Arrival of Another : ! : ; the teachers and students of Wilson ‘Teachers’' College, Eleventh and Har- wvard streets northwest, on Monday aft- ot 'W‘fl"m?& Egfi'{:zmfl ‘;;,h,;gg* Shipment of the 1931 Sensation er] n flags under shell anc machine gun fire and the flag crossing 1 the Rhine. There is a picture of a Mother’s day service, with bursting shells g%mfi'nf. T the imimegiate Vietaity of I? H I I C 0 A ,trem‘endour-s assortment, to Pe exact 600 lovely new e assembled soldiers. The address will : 1931 fashions—including stunning tailored models for ernoon, about 300 square feet of canvas be delivered in the colle auditorium and is to the publle. 7 . 1 ini i et . RADIO PHONOGRAPH : street wear—and enchanting feminine models for after- and phomwrnph.:‘wmmu the path- on movie m‘fii’#.fl?"m""fl"‘nfi" pamets | — noon. The jackets go from brief little etons to the most m Two ‘Instruments in One : 4 impressive redingotes. The prints more alluring, more ERUP'““NS UN 2 e flattering, more individual looking than ever! BACK OF Ei o l SP;V‘::" ” ‘ Sizes 12 to 20, 36 to 46, I Handeaie i Gagtet " 141 to 26Y% and 38% to 50! Itchmg and Burning In- tense. Cuticura Healed. ! All This Complete, Delivered Phonograph Eqiupped with & ! Double-breasted jacket suit, Bouquet print for the woman, R s and Installed for the Electric Motor DRESSES—SECOND FLOOR. cut-away effect. $16.50. “tiered; center pleats. $16.50. tion form on the back of her ear. 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