Evening Star Newspaper, August 26, 1931, Page 38

ASK & Store Hours, 8 to S—Saturdays, 8 to 1 E.MORRISON PAPER CO. 1009 Pa. Ave. HOTO OIL COLORS § nnracions 8390 - it of BB ,?;3‘3';;“ firfid 2 end Ly Hear with the m SONOTONE ith & Very Bmall Ear VR ale Demenstrations ) 1 rposes as shown it i‘\’:e’r%t "fotio 145, of the = & ecor flce of ‘the surveyor ol bia, Subject to e Gevimated 1217 G Street purposes 01 o 807, both inclusi oprlon- ot the purenager. tlon: ""?l I‘! l‘ time 0! ll]! uv.ncxn;r et chaser. ll’-l 7' sal within 30 4 Gay’ of say The " Frustecs® yeserve the right"te' DI’GP'I’IY Il the risk and cost pure fter five dl’! -dvemu nw.nh::-rle-ln Ggme newspaper pubii & Washington. D. C. | oppr KING. Bubgtituted Trustee uity Cause No. outhern ‘Bullaing: aul7,d&ds.es ru'ulus DAYS. RESORTS. ATLANTIC CITY, THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTO TRAINHEADS FACE | ‘Scrtng ‘Chatinge .z TRACK ORDER FINE Sterling Ch: To ‘Wash His Baby’ 4|Court Action on Removal Re- fusal Considered by Calls Special Legislature on 1932 Cotton Ban W. W. Bride. Statute. By the Associated Press. BATON RPOUgI !-,;.. :‘“‘“&u:g Gov. Hue! ng Monday SSEr e call for lylpu:hl‘ 'uv'ol:?; &1 %e !fi:{:exr 3 gton . | ana islature for col Pl.::: 1::: i Rl“di llll!l‘:‘ of a statute prohibiting the Hid ectric Co. to remove unused | BLEE Of cotton in 1982, street car tracks on Portland street | southeast west of the line of South |Sterling of Texas had challenged Capitol stréet extended were considered | Louisiana to act first on the cotton pro- lan. today by William W. Bride, corpo: lg':\?nl‘:mg sald the call provides for tion counsel. 'rhe work will cost ap-|a six-day session, but that he hoped to roximnely $20, ‘cumpxm the work in five days. “It's Gov. Long’s baby, let him wash it first,” Gov. Sterling said yesterday but - declined, contending |in Austin. Answering this, Gov. Long | duty ‘of the District. | wired: | said there was a possibility | “All right, old boy, we're getting ready | every director of the railway compan: | to wash the baby and dress it; it will| might be taken into Police Court and |be on your desk before the week is| charged with 2 misdemeanor in failure | out. | to comply with the Commissioners’ order | | ggdnz;n act of chreu“mpamd moro | | an 25 years ago, providing a finc of | $10 & day for fallure to obey sueh | Army Orders | FILM JIBES SHELVED e o S e A Maj. been transferred from Fort Ethan Allen, HOLLYWOOD, Calif., August 26 (). OWEN & SON, AUCTIONEERS, 101 Eye Street NW. LE OF VALUABLI THREE. 623 L SYREEY NORTH- of a certain deed of trust, duly recnnyrdve‘;‘% Liver No. sogs: “lolio T9'et, sea ecords of the Dis : "‘ L l.ng rl Q it of the Dln! se- ed trustees will THOB. J. e B e ateiet of Golumbia o ‘Liver 20, 8t jo 75. of sele: One-thicd 9f the purchase A t ‘of purcraser. Terms of ke &% .e‘cnt:md R ithin thirty days om ]l S Teserve ‘ihe right io resell the | k3 2u24.26.28,31.5e2 OMAS J. OWEN & 8O r No. at e eras ot 'the District it _of the pt '“""'"}r’o“k-r&m""“" > 100 pumbered i1ty . (80) in!R Howenstein's lummhn of lfll in sale to compleie nxfi'-”nmauunn— the of sale. __ su2e. rl.’l.”.ll-’" Exke] % SON. AUCTIONEERS. certain deed ,.E.!m'.!:‘?: it Fo- 3013, Totlo 21t L abia, . -:uun-undtu 'fll lle ;Guti duly H’i' toll " o of Co- m 'knn.A DELA\VARE 7 R water. Pflnkblt)u Pree bathing ‘Mod. rat Special weekly, Mrs. W 2d from K:a.,.. BRIGHTON | Amenean plan. Surf bathing. A. YARGER. Sl BRADDOCK HEIGHTS, MD. Vt., to the University of Wisconsin at Madison; Maj. !uymondn Bell, Infan- try, from Fort Wa Hollywood has decided definitely not | Tex.: Lieut. Col. to screen the novel “Queer People,” Anmery from San Jose, Costa Rlcl to which lampoons the film colony. | Fort S8am Houston, Tex.. Maj. K Producer Hnwnd Hughes, asserting | Richards, Coast Artillery, Imm Fort he had spent ‘more than $100,000" | Monroe, Va. to Seattle, Wash.. Capt. on a projected film story of the book, | Clifford W. Sands, retired, from recruit- said today he thought it would “provide | ing duty at Dallas, Tex., to the high | excelient entertainment” for the mo\l-[uhools of San_ Francisco, and First public, but that plans for a plctun | Lieut. Irvine L. McAlister, retired, from had been indefinitely suspended ‘“be- y at the high schools of Detroit to cluu of inability to Dbt.lm satisfactory | his home: Maj. Luclen H. Taliaferro, layers.” Field Artillery, at Fort Sill, Okla., and | n had been reported previously that | Capt. Shelby C. 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