Evening Star Newspaper, September 3, 1931, Page 12

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSf)AY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1931. . DOUMER TOROAN) [Thomas Hards Lett S WITHDLT A AR 5 S i % d' : Tribute t? Wofnln Who : el [ Visit Grandohildren. o e psossigron F O O D S T O R_ E S - l NC ] T 3.—Unveiling a lfe-size statue of |Jf | RAMBOUILLET, France, September | Thomas Hardy, the work of Eric Ken- 3.—Paul Doumer, France’s thoroughly nington, here in Hardy's native Dor- : ’ iy Sl it ) W RS | 8 ANOTHER ¢ ¢ FRANKLIN MKT ] . Sii cise a grandpa’s privilege of calling on “ Pan,” told how nearly his grandchildren without a personal | the world came to missing altogether Sunshine Krispy Crackers are changing |bogiwra ' = " " P | ine lie noveliste sorviees © NI NEW ' ' 2411 Franklin St. N. E. eating habits. These dainty, slightly salted Laval, who as minister of the interior |sald Sir James, “the doctor thought is titular chief of the secret service. |him dead and dropped him into a ®e squares have grown so popular they are He also prefers to travel about France | basket. Phone: Pot. 3700 as he pleases, without escort or brass | “That was an anxious moment for found on the table all through meals. No bands, 3 this country. But a woman stepped der! T The ueptungen;rm:‘ 3 Pr"‘dr!:;td of ftlr‘rwnrd Am xxke n:‘r’e and found he was T 2 i = France has one daughter, married to | alive. statue this woman—Mr. Won( ; hey’re flakier. And more flavor a.Country doctor, another ‘weaded to » Kennington ‘could have done worse X civil servant in the provinces. when | than give us that. ful. They're made by the famous Full he and Mme Doumer want to visit them o ¥hat interests me stil rore 1s this: 3 they just get into eir automobile 'as Hardy shamming e basket? GrainProcess and roll down into the center of France, | If o, that was the only time in his life Ay th.nt he ever shammed. e — Shag o)) Permission from the cabinet, con- e atect Sl s stitutional guardian of the President, | “Yet knowing what we know of him CAMPFIRE DEL MONTE Sunshine bak- s Was ot easy to get. But M. Doumer NOW, We may think that at his first z 7 rf. finally obtained it, after a bit of nrfightvgl{yflf‘emrlw ufiuz o .‘lsmlxleevn;.c‘ :g MARSH mg.Thatswhy! | z:nfi'grl’a”:rt&n meeting of the Council | more mhrinz' y - ; “The President of the United States,” | . “The undaunted , mind—that _was T he argued, “goes wherever he pleascs . 8 . That MALLOWS . on personal Vvisi % o THE TABLg Th vain the assembled ministers | The stat ronze is & seated fig- 2 cam3 c pleaded ‘that ‘they ‘were Tesponsible for | Ure of Hardy placed at the town's his personal safety. President Doumer | Western entrance. Bl ol consented to notify the interior de- - -1b. pkg. c partment, which has the police lmdl‘ri MISSI&G BR'O?E‘F‘F-OUND lia direction, before starting out, but GOLD stipulated that no advance notice shou be_given to the newspapers. | Warrant for Arrest Is Mailed to VITAMONT MEDAL of the Elysee Palace. The police were Hot Springs From Seattle. % : | an hour learning that he had gone to Standard S( )’ FI l IR Junch st the home of an old m;nu. c‘f‘?d";'fléE-BS'D"mbfr 3 _UP)—sSheriff 0 Dr. Armaingault, who has a modest | . apartment i the Latin quarter. | that Paul E. Williams, sought since the 5 lbs 23¢ e et sewer ice | closing of his Seattle' brokerage house cans c 3 L » s e 2IC about in an old soft hat, baggy black e brokerage house, known as Paul clothes and easy footwear. E. Williams & Co., had offices in prin- in the past 11 years, sighs for the days! Arthur E. 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