Evening Star Newspaper, November 10, 1931, Page 12

REPAIR PARTS for Furnaces and Boilers Fries, Beall & Sharp 734 10th St. NW. GARBAGE SERVICE EXTENGION ASKED Northeast Citizens Propose Collections Include Stores and Apartments. Collection of Hangs On, Mix This at Home Forwi d pl r Warner, compound 4 e F containing th 5 o Md., where th ington for 31 3 avenue. were also present. were married, November 3, 1881. ars. WIFE, 18, WINS DECREE | erly Iris Berman, for whom the father pr i money refunded, were in- E rop, John for Coughs_J{_ d Ernest P. Reid Married Half Century STAR, WASHIN( . D C. TUESDAY, \FITZGERALD NAMED | ASSOCIATION HEAD 1229 E street northeast, ] y week at the home of their daughter. Mrs, George W. Boswell, 3eorgia Mrs. Ray Barry and Mrs. W. S. Fleming, daughters of the couple. Mis. Rose Berman, 18, 727 street, yesterday was awarded an inter- locutory decree of absolute divorce by Just S inst Sid: y B e 1s e ey against SIdNeY | place when the plaintiff was only 16 was given the custody of a child, Bev- | years old. COUPLE HAS LIVED HERE SINCE 1900. | e Comdr. Bruce Gives Illustrated Lec- | ? “ ture on China Before Kalo- ‘ rama Citizens. | Joseph Fitagerald, jr, was elected | president of the Kalorama Citizens' As- sociation last night at a mecting in the | John Quincy Adams School. Other officers elected were Arthur B. | Mesny, first vice president; Mrs. Harvey | W. Wiley, second vice president; J. L. | Haynes, secretary; B. Tracey Ansell, | treasurer, and as delegates to the Fed- | eration of Citizens' Associations, George | A. Ricker and Mr. Fitzgerald | Comdr. Bryson Bruce, U. S. N, gave an illustrated lecture on China Announcement was made by Mrs. wiley that the “food gift campaign” being sponsored jointly by the Food | Conservation and Employment commit- tees of the District would be held over through next Monday. NEW YORK delivered at your door! The Taft, with 2000 rooms, is the largest hotel on Times. Square. Past its doors flows the Great White Way. New o, York’s sights are grouped w,fii» close by. Guest Secretarial UAVE Service free. Modest rates N from $2.50, with bath. b HOTEL " TAF NEW YORK — 7th Avenue at 50th St., Adjuining Romys A BING AND BING HOTEL ——————————— were guests of honor a Both Mr. and Mrs. Warner are natives of Thurmont They have lived in Wash- is to pay $5 weekly. The suit was brought by the wife's mother, Mrs. Minnie Rosendorf, through Attorney William R. Lichtenberg. The testimony showed the marriage took Quincy NOVEMBER 10. 1931. = | chairman, will offer four prizes of $50, |exceed 1,500 words in length and must ESSAY CONTEST PLANNED $25, $15 and $10 for the best four |De in the hands of the soclety by next By & Staff Correspondent of The Star. essays on “George Washington and the | ‘a“{_.l. Full details will be announced ARLINGTON COUNTY COURT | Virginia Constitution,” it was an- . 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