Evening Star Newspaper, April 14, 1931, Page 3

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ROOF WORK any nature bly looked ey e 7 Blossom Ttmc Tover Siets ‘Soureite The Satl® m“nll printed matter. The National Capital Press 1210-12: Phone National 0650 CONSIDfi NOW Your plumbing, hesting and tinning re- quirements. Flood's ) \ money on small Jobs. Budget J MD (4 uu V m Olfl llfl Upholstering, peiring, Chair Caneing CLAY ARMSTRONG 1235 10t St. NW. m‘m Limerick, uthwest. ‘They we ‘married hildre! - | They seperated March - he transferred ections to & represent Pred hht Absolute divorce is & T MRS _ETTA HAWKINS to thank her relatives, friends during her iiness. TR COMES A= | = m“%:rfi“‘%n A COMES FPROM ooete’ o8 mavi household goods uf : | Tl 38 g " \GENT FTHVOTEVNS FOR GIRL ORATOR Will Compete in Final Tests. - Winning after a deadlock in the |Judges’ votes for first place had been {broken by arbitration of & neutral party, Lillian C. Pepper, a 17-year-old senior in the Notre Dame Academy, was chesen to represent the private and pa- rochial division of The Evening Star area in the National Oratorical Oon- test at The Star finals May 8. Miss Pepper spoke on “The Citizen— His Privileges and Dutles Under the Constitution.” Throughout four votes Judges Dr. Charles Hart of-Catholic University, Dr. George 3 rk congrmuom.l ; Dr. Geor'e Churchill of George wn\unfiwn versity and Dr. Richard Purcell of cnho‘lc anvermy ‘were_tied twn and two on the vote for the first a A consultation vln: 1o be of no uvul in dec! Miss Pepper and Hnnnnn of 8t. Jnhn s callen E. er, first asistant super- In- Casts Vote. fo a score which Mr. Kra- kept for his own information, ‘was rated above Hannan and therefore was ve the $100 cash f the 11 district area. BT, iiiaésfl ogggg Efig 'Connell, .lnd Hol; Tflnl'! I!l(h Y ull" hine Kelly. u'- in District. ‘The ywn( winner is the daughter of un mman Pepper of 920 mcnhsgl:: During her four years in lclwol ‘she has been t member of the basket ball team and has served as class hom'oreortheeountynnflmeeu Wlll Tespective State dlvlmm At Wllhlnmlco Hi School, Ballsto] it f e High Behnol Marfan Loilse Baden, Maryland Park Elghlm Seat Pleasant, Hd.sc eve Jameson, Hughesville High School; W E. Radcliffe, Marlboro High 2 WIVES SEEK DIVORCES THE EVENING Academy Ol_'atoi' Miss Iillian C. Pepper (sbove) of Notre Dame Academy, who won the private and parochial finals of The Evening Star's area of‘the National Oratorical Contest. She will receive a $100 cash award and is eligible to par- ticipate in The Star finals on May 8 | Stephen E. Kramer (below), first assist- ant superintendent of public schools, who presided at the meeting. G, 7, ESTIFES IN PANTAGES CASE Two Accuse Him and Four Others on Morals—“Love _Bazaar” Party Described. -nmmhmrnu DIEGO, Calif., April 14.—A 17- yutom nrl'l mry of her subjection to alleged imm ities in wxnciu only in the intimate details er story, Miss Nitto sald she was brought hsu ‘October L john P. Mills We Believe This to Be the Finest 4-Bedroom Home Available at This Price 106 Primrose St., Open Daily from 2 to 6 P.M. PHILLIPS & CANBY, INC. Investment Bldg. Nat. 4600 0 Garden Specials for Wedneaday rfli’r plant NOW. Here are extraordinary specials lol' WM To have the pleasure of Flowering Shrubs / Good bushy plants. Size 2 to 3 feet. Special— 6 for $2.00 35¢c each Evergreens 75¢c each Small Evergreens Several of nice uni- form plants. Also Globe Box- wood. Size 15 to 18 inches. for $2.00 id 85¢c each Scotch Broom Besautiful Evergreen Shrub; -ft. size; large cheice $1.00 each All stock freshly dug from our own nurseries GUDE’S GARDEN SHOP - A. GUDE SONS (0. 747 14th St. NW. Infidelity Chnxod in Actions Filed | I in Supreme- Court. Ruth B, Limerick, 511 C street north- | [ east, has-filed suit in the District Su- Gourtxfw an :holuu divorce also asked » suit by Rose L. Jackson, 800 Eightee! n!.h i street, Elmer E. Jackson, 121 Seventh street southeast. The Baltimore February 1 1!30 married at ! nnd the wife ehlnu muwnduc: with | §§ Attorney Cyril | i 5L have, one "with wmon-ow. elycbrlu? it by numu two The be! to do h.h these countries w get out, let 'em alone and then sell lhlnfl cheaper and better than any ‘Then we don’t h:ve w warry about relations and ln by_McNsught Syndicate) Dis. 5784 This Month, Prices are LOWEST Save Money by Ordering NOW! EA Yes, it’s true—we’re selling King hard coal at the lowest prices of the year! It’s “thrift month” for buy- ers who take this opportunity to cut down next Winter’s fuel bill — for in May, economic conditions start prices up again. 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