Evening Star Newspaper, June 10, 1931, Page 21

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., WEDNESDAY .JUNE 10, 1931. EDWARD M’MAHON DIES FREIGH]’ RA'I'E HIKE [ i3 B Inb et of | g ng e Tata ot ‘Setamn Amerioans Turn to Musio. | REFRESHING . . . COOL R"A WUUUS W|NS OF BLOOD POISONING L | Shreing it hometune s 12 | ins A Rt AP S 4o o 8 | are rsig 1o musie 1o, s | VYNNG - - - AWNINGS done,’ g5 making vour 00l a: Broke Leg While Playing Base ?.:.5;’:&"5«"3 mgfl from hlc'?un; . r. the l&lflmfl Association of Music Mer- y‘-" (- han £ '::'-"' Ball—Funeral Services to Be B i '::"‘m Wosk' Aot s 4! sk ":ymahla e 48 s “EBIIENELL WALL PAPER (O. ve-Day 4 A - | “more gra sold since nd: Friday :or‘:ln‘. Simultaneously it hecame kriown that | ef . , he ag ¢ bet e e sy timeiin the Hia- | 714/ 136k St Natl. 6708-6709 . . . William. v L " . . shopmen employed by the Southern union 7 3 # 16-Year-0ld Girl Victor in|52.0% Frems, Sarmes pes .o, | Rail Chiefs Due to Discuss All| ruuway are balloting secretiy on » died in Providence Hospital last night proposal for a five-day week as another i i after a short illness. Death was ascrib- Revenues Tomorro! ble _step to bolster raflroad in- Burieth Contest, WHh i35 Soet pobiee i Snbpes Vel Bt BN B G R g ! e Inf nal on_of Ma- Commerce hoosing the E. V. Murphy Second. base ball, Gotham Parley. chinists, announced that officials of |sion before 1932, (e Ao v o ot e eiple of | | M e o s OFFICE oung McMahon had been a student the road had proposed the shortened | Tilford exhibited figures, which he | tablished and whose application is uni- It 0 ® ek FURNITURE PR — :lhuount S‘t’a M!::y’: ffi?&‘?&a‘fif{?fi e e —t S mwnc- ;eu&u t& dll'eduul e:ge:uu ;nlm nhow“e: u: x;e‘eud of speedy n:u’nnn versal both in time and space is the s Sixteen-year-old Rita Woods, 205 C “me",“’t“'“” brothe: posals of Eastern railroads ying tional rkers. | placing n lway opera - | attraction of gravitation, according to 2 F ROACH 3 St. Pat- 3 hers, James, John and hi The ballots were to be returned today | come of Southern roads at $133,000,000 ' laws whic] 1 street northeast, a student at William McMahon; a sister, Mrs. George L’,ff;.‘.fi:’m,',“lu'nfinm"mn;y n means of |io chairmen of employes' organiza- | in 1029, and at an estimated total of are of u..’.&u‘.f’m‘:m‘.;mfi‘" o CRACK SH‘O REATE rick's Academy, won the second nnnu‘} Schultze, and an aunt, Mrs. L. F. Ran- shape tomorre Speling bee o rimnt st Gordon Junior | I91oh all of this city. ot Tasarn Wavtora and posisly Association last night at Gordon Junior | “The funeral will be conducted from the | 4°nts of Eastern, Western and poebly High School. Second prize wen| | Church of the Nativity Priday morning e was Geoffrey Geboke. the ics Woods won on the word “acety- | he home of his sister, Mrs. Schultze. | per cent blanket increase V. Murphy of Buzeith. The Pronouncer | a¢'g g'clock, following brief services at dls:u: o‘dlh:l ;3"‘,1,' :rem of revenues. “ 5 : 3 Miss Woods 3513 Rittenhouse street. Interment will 3 : lene.” The winner of the contest also = actual increase, instead, to % e R R g I |- K AN ARD ¢ e The width of the strait diving Europe | here yesterday of traffic executives of B Hill dancing class. from Africa at Gibraltar its 14 miles. Southern roads. This action was made ki TH F Dances Are Feature. lO ll AND G vS.'REETO Features of the entertainment were dainty little Jane McCallum in a solo dance as “‘Mademoiselle Modiste”; Fran- ces Brown, Natalie Hopper and Rita Brown in a song and dance number, “Smiling Through”; Betty Neyman in a recitation. and three ensemble dances, “Skipping Rope Dance,” “Children at Play” and “Tambourine Dance,” pre- sented by different groups, including Betty Neyman, Annabelle Embrey. Rita I Brown, Frances Brown, Barbara Comp- ton, Ruth Haskell, Betty Sadler, Helen | Forester, Mary Agnes Fox, Ruth Chand- i ler, Jane McCallum, Selma Dreller, I e Betty Cherry, Caroline Embrey, Helene Rl e T GM ORROW — ) 4 [ A [l Fits Beneath Sheer Summer o e business session which / # 4 i 7 BN S $10 Values Lo — Tl e Frocks Without a Wrinkle Emery, president of the Society of Na- : tives, spoke briefly in the interests of . the excursion and entertainment out- . S ing to be held June 18 at Marshall Hall, under auspices of the Federation s 75 : i X7 3 of Citizens' Associations and parent- -4 ¢ Z teacher associations. . = o There will be athletic games in charge of an expert from the District Govern- ment, free dancing, four or five high \ o 4 - % e imdn iy | 9AM.to1P.M. Be Prepared for the Whirl A Costume Slips, $2.95 Jight excursion, the speaker explained, P ) Aere wil ‘be 'an elaborate_entertain’ of Summer Sports ment, 'in which the choir of the PFirst Of - French-finished pure-dye gh?i‘:é"c‘lug“:;g oS R ece s Lovely new smart hats for Summer s H Y i . ich-fin : be obtained from the president of the wear—a perfectly enchanting cpllection. ave our Ha"‘ crepe, with bm-cpt brassiere- 3 top and princesse lines to fit the o, S Shiiogs, chatimas of” the Sl , an of e . . o e . - 1;1?2:& Committee, " 3531 Fourteenth Exclusive designs and distinctive styles. Pel’manentl Waved , 7 figure smoothly. Lace at the — Discriminating shoppers would do well to y _'l?P and 303(}1‘{"; self-straps. > earose an ite. ClTlZé}IVSVHfiEAR GOTWALS make an early selection. Unusual values. CH SALON—! R i ! 5 5 ; . Engincer Commissioner John €, Got- FRENCH SALON-=FIRST OO swimming, golf, tennis, yatching, riding, and Chemlse 52.95 ingdale_Civic Association last night st dancing, with no time out fqr marcels—it J ¢ s At.r;_eu.&l-{e discussed the work of the w » szz °’z’ & Sons behooves you to come right down and have a [ Z - s 4 ‘ Bias-cut chgmlse, to wear = AR R . Y permanent wave that will keep your hair always ENE [ * | [l | under the bias-cut slips, as- at Dunbar High School and the exten- F St. at Eleventh lovely throughout the Summer. ~ " | sure you of perfectly smooth slon of New York avenue, which, he % . z said, would be of great benefit to the v, 7) | fitting underthings. In two itizens of the Bloomingdale 3 We suggest the new Realistic Wave & citizens of the Bloomingdale area. it e oy HATHIAL your cath ; A &/ | models, of French-finished push the waves in place after a 7 . 7 3 % | pure-dye crepe; trimmed swim. You will find it possible, 5 i 7, with lace. also, to comb your hair in a variety & o i CosTuME BLIPS AND StLK of styles with this wave. RS UNpERWEAS, TmIRn/ FrLoox. Eugene and Nestle Circuline Waves also given with the genuine Eugene and Nestle flannels that assure you of absolute protection to your hair and a beautiful wave. Given by expert operators. Phone District 5300 for an appoint- ment. HAm DRESSING, SEcoND FLOOR. 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