Evening Star Newspaper, September 29, 1931, Page 7

l[ o ! THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1931 : Mm_cm cmZENS DANCER ADMITS USING OVERALLS |BOY DIES OF GRID INJURY | aY oie"esi SR oty "5 5 faa rebsived I“ P a chest injury. Thursday he collapsed TO SEE HOW PIGS WERE TREATED e mort st st acumor 5, v oot o FURNI TliRe Ni mnia Develops. he was “all right,” doc- ASK \MFE[Y LlGHIS R G S NASHVILLE, ‘Tern, September 30 | oryfowad, Poeumonia bad Ceveloped. f y |Mrs. Irene Castle McLaughlin at Farmer’s Trial for|(P—a sounssters code of “do or die” - on the foot ball fleld cost him his life| To jearn if puplls are interested in ice, officials of a : | Cruelty Is Vexed b i Garb. " 5 8 S Gt * Fist Fall Meeting Seeks e e HEL g oo oy | Snae e B BEled mirr lelng Room Furniture More Traffic Signals | 2 ns secited Pross. described the food he gave them snd | . e CHICAGO, September 29.—Mrs. Irene |said it would tempt the “most jaded 2 Castle McLaughlin did not weer a yel- | Pig appetite you ever saw.” i . on H Street. low lace beach costume and yellow kntt | What else did you feed them? ! Sound Principles designed and styled by slippers when she visited the pigsty of | ™ «pfinerals” he replied. Resolttions requesting the am}?(‘wnn-m Schroeder, & Wheeling, Ill,| “Are tlu; uhxlu mm:rhmr' Lnlerpa?‘eld; the area covere e hi used el | Mrs. McLaughlin. “The pen was ~ | & e Risena! Association with ade. | 12 Tocr 1o Se ccused of belng cTUel| 1ordy ity them,” [ L | See these charming and quate safety devices were adopted last | Lt “Those,” said Schroeder, “were but- | are e ul es livable designs at Mayer night at the first meeting of the season | This was brought out during yester- | tercups.” & Co. now. Elsie de M ph by the -ochwn~1 s divoctor day’s hearing of Schroeder's appeal mJudxe John hPry-t&hkl imlwll‘:e.g Wolfe, the famous decora- . A resolution pettlol':i:: (o signal | from & $10 fine assessed in a lower ke %xg-se'&m'mr foat. | . PR tor, brings the endid of traffic to continue than g Upon the time-tested principles iy et o ph : nal | i | hts westward on H street to the in- |court on Mrs. McLaughlin's complaint| A “jury is to decide Schroeder's fate.| 1 A 1 o &m&yfl at Netgl] %otxs-k nven:fw wus‘fl‘x:n, Schroeder didn't do right by his "1.119 ‘v;g{)st flgum.shment he can receive Of conservatlsm, commumty de_ est prices rz:n lll.-va known . Traffic ligl were re- | pigs. a e. | B s o ently, ested at the intersection of Vermont | “I wouldn't wear a costume like that Shehue, Swaitn wzoe and. 1 Siee | to & fog fgnknet-ht T spprove ot | e \llle_IODment and lsla}tls:dy{ng service Stop ked for Twel and | d ights,” the Norf re ety lodern iway consf as | ST Wi and ‘% stveis and | v and champlon of {endless an” | been (e means of priging equcatin this bank has achieved its present Fifth and L streets. mals sai response a question m | to e le. o longer ere | L Ereels eed to participate | Eehionder's attorney ag 10, the Kind of | Hiiteracy because of the Msccessibility position in the financial realm. Mad e b Kar en in the Halloween parade being spon- | clothes she Wore when she made her |of the school. \Excellent consolidated | e i y P sored by the Washington Chamber of | investigation of Schroeder's pigs. 1In |schools are taking the place of the little | 4 cmn:r’ee and noa% Trade and ap- | fact, she wore overalls. inadequate one-room school house. The years have put their stamp pointed the foll Committee on| Schroeder denied his pigs got any- | Highways and highway transportation s m-muunem.::f el W Gockrell, | thing but the best of treatment. He have made this possible. | of approval upon the policies of : et s ting Tt o aestment L v et Gxmipole e I s Pimeer O —-- —————— —— the bank and the loyalty and SR & ghine s Brandtirat: trsteriers | confidence of our friends encour- ter, A. F. Ashion, G. Bowman, Miss E. Established 1 i r L. 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