Evening Star Newspaper, November 25, 1931, Page 7

r - KANSAS CONFIDENT . CURTIS WON'T RUN fnactivity in Planning Senate | Gampaign Seen Indicating His Decision. Bpecial Dispatch to The Star. KANSAS CITY, Mo., November 25 ON.AN.A).—Kansas politicians are cer- tain Vice President Curtis does not intend to run for the Senate. ‘When Mr. Curtis visited Topeka ecently, Kansas looked for something “significant” to happen. It expected to see Mr. Curtis met by members of his trusted staff of political generals from every section of the State. It a conference of the War Strategy Board, with Jim Stewart, ‘Wichita; Charley Kagey, Beloit, and other Republican leaders. ‘When the conference failed to ma- “that settles it,” said Topeka, as Mr. Curtis left after a 24-hour stay. *“Curtis does not intend to run for the Benate.” Convinced He Won’t Run. If he had any intention of running for the Senate, the political boys argue, the Strategy Board would have met him in Topeka. The veterans of the Curtis staff of former palmcnl battles would have “dropped in,” even though the Vice President could have spared only :e day for his visit to the old home wn. Kansas has seen its favorite son in too many campaigns, and has noted his method of fighting too many years, to be fooled about what Mr. Curtis would have done in Topeka if he had intended soon to announce his candi- dacy for the Senate. The strategy board would have left Topeka within ‘n hour after the Curtis departure, and every congressional district in the State, in a few days, would have had the ‘way paved and the people prepared for the official declnrnuon The Senate would have been “tuned up” for it. Advisor in Dark. Woodrow Wilson, Mrs. 'b‘.'rexflh Museum, 2230 S hume Stratford-on-the-Potomac. seen here are: Back row, left to right—Mrs. Lloyd Lay Plans for Exhibit of Lee Memorabilia STRATFORD COMMITTEE s&mms DISPLAY TO ASSIST PURCHASE OF LEE MANSION. ns were discussed for the forthcoming exhibit of valued relics of the Lee fami] ‘Washington Committee of the Robert E. Lee Foundation, photographed yesterday at an executive session, where plai | treet, on December 9 and 10, to raise funds for the purchase of the famous Lee of the nove Lee, Mrs. Dlr] T Onylon and Mrs. Brooke ‘Lee. Morgan Beach and Mrs. Harry Hawes. THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1931. D. C. ADDRESS FOUND IN SUICIDE’S COAT Cheok-up Mails to Identify John Gay, Who Shot Himself at @otham Rooming House. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, November 25.—A man about 55 years old, who gave his name as John Gay when he rented a furnished room in West Thirty-fourth street last Priday, committed suicide Monday night b’ln one of his pockets was found the card of & nlt—dflvtnl agency bearing the name of “Farmarqual” and the ad- dress, “1240 Pennsylvania avenue, Wash- || ington, D. C.” He was 6 feet 1 inch tall, and weighed about 200 pounds. Records of the drive-yourself agency which was formerly at 1240 Pennayl- vuah avenue revealed no one by the name of John Gay' had been em- ployed by them. Employes and execu- tives of the oomplny said they did not remember a man of the description given in New York. REPAIR PARTS for Furnaces and Boilers Fries, Beall & Sharp 734 10th St. N.W. New Way to Hold Lower FALSE TEETH Firmly in Place Do false teeth annoy and bother by dropping and slipping wh | tal or hu(h? J\ul lnrln Pasteeth pla tasteless ro!der " hotds mm firm -nd comfortab summy. gooey, pas taste. “Makes breatn plessant. © Get Pastéeth today at Peoples Drug Stores oF any other drug store—Advertisement. | lamily. The articles will be shown at The house will be opened as a national shrine after its purchase. Members Shippen, Mrs. Charles J. Rhoads, Mrs. one Front row—Miss Nancey Lee Janney, Mrs. Rozier Dulaney, jr.; —Star Staft Ph As 1t stands now, David Mulvane, National Committeeman and close ma and political pilot for Mr. Curtis J is in the dark about ‘hlt his old chief intends to do. ‘The im| on is so strong that Mr. Ourtis not run for Senator that the politicians already are talking over | make the the various candidates. It is assured, of course, that Henry §. Allen, who was nominated in 1930, -, Tvzri:fivn&‘?mumnt of race for Senator. others are waiting People of Washington help your mwficummmmne inion pre- lenhtlvo from the fourth district, will [* Several encouragement. 't 1931, North i (Copyrisht, 1831 by the North Amer oxn Unemployed! | We Don’t Want This We will not have Unemployment Parades and disorders such as the one pictured above, if we provide jobs for the thousands who want employment of any kind that will enable them to live. If we pull together, we can provide jobs to tide everyone over. We Believe Charity, Begins At Home . WE ARE GIVING o~OF OUR ENTIRE JOBUSINESS FOR ONE MONTH Nov. 16 to Dec. 12 TO THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA UNEMPLOYMENT COMMITTEE To Be Used By Them To Maintain Payrolls and Such Other Forms of Unemployment Relief As They Shall Deem Necessary for the Emergency Now Existing. NEGLECT OF TROUBLE HERE ¢ BRINGS ILL HEALTH “AnUnereasant Subject.. Yet you can’t refuse to face the facts. Doctors say that Constipation is Serious THER not talk about it? nnb- er go on n ng' er continue “dosing’ youml.f with cathartics, laxatives, Make ulo mistake lbm it u 'oure onl 0| il B o wards a very serious chronic Intestinal Fatigue! 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X Eat FLEISCHMANN'S YEAST Send Thanksgiving Greetings By Telephone! Go home for Thanksgiving, by alt means, if you can. But if you find you can’t go, do the next best thing . ... TELEPHONE HOME s almost as good. When you're talking to them, it's like being in their very midst. And not only to the home folks—Thanksgiving is a fine fime o telephone your greetings to out-of- town friends and relatives scattered about over the couniry. Make your calls after 8:30 P. M. when the low night rates are in effect, and when you can talk about 25 miles for 25 cents, 150 miles for 50 cents, 275 miles for 75 cents, 400 miles for $1.00. The Chesapeake and Petemae Telepllone Company {(Bell System) 725 Thirteenth Street !fllW. ] MEtropolitan 9900 mnq r%llp fiighlanhn Grill | Conn. Ave. at Calif. St. N.W. SPECIAL THANKSGIVING DINNER Southern Cooking by Southern Cooks fi North 1240 e — ‘Thanksgiving Dinner $1.00 4 to 8 P.M. Plaghouse Tea Room 1814 N St. N.W. Regular Dinners, 50c, 65¢, 75¢ Regular Luncheons, 35¢ and 50c or a la Carte 2B 3 B b b > THANKSGIVING SELECTIONS 1207 E St. NW. §iver Closed de Rooy’s $1.00 Toan 00 Thanksgiving Dinner Turkeys Killed and Prepared Thanksgiving Day 1405LN.W. Met. 7559 Open Till 1 AM. Drive out to BEAUTIFUL SINGING PINES TEA HOUSE For an exceptionally good THANKSGIVING DINNER Fairfax Court House, Va. BEACON INN 1801 Calvert St. N.W, Thlnksgmng Day '1 .00 Dinner 12:30 to 8 PM. - Ohicken Soup Roast Young Turkey- Roast Capon Apple Broiled Tenderhl}zll l%to b Spring L:mb——\(lnl or Irm :IM Baked Virgini: ABiked m_mn a nimt Clder. e e Hot Plum ruddi Exfin;“ Cherry Agsorted Su uundnu oo Crsam atoes | THANKSGIVING DINNER S]_-SO PRIVATE DINING ROOMS | 1707 De Sales St. Deeatur 1630 | Opposite Mayflower Hotel NORMAND: FARM>: POTOMAC, MD. When Turkey Is King on Thanksgiving Day you will ind Normandy Farm uavlendent in tbbm riste harvest jonor the occasion in ltmmblfi&‘ro Pro- iving “Dinner from I pn. will offer delicious a ds. nterta out, you I ehioy the ucell-m hisine and §ihcious * hompitalit ‘Normandy Luncheon, Tea, Dinner Sunday Breakfast Phanc Rockwllc 352 mae, R ] 00000000000 000000 “NOBILE” Italian Dining Salon 1004 E St. N.W. Special Thanksgiving Italian Style 00 TURKEY $]— 09 DINNER Other Choices b4 Swiss Proprietor Prepares a High Festival $].50 : Thanksgiving Dinner | 1 p.m. to 9 p.m. 1618 17th Street between Q and R NW. Potomac 2096 7 7 7 7 Z 7 Enjoy vour Thanksgiving Dinner with its traditional accompaniments at BLACK LANTERN INN E One Mile West of Fairfax, Va. Fork of U. S. Routes 50 ralrien® 31 Six-Course Turkey Dinner, $1.50 I'el lerryvll.h Scenle Drive 53 Miles. lus-ndnwlr.ll. 15 Miles From ‘Washington Wflkly 315, Booklet. M. F. Castleman, P. O. Berryvilla, Va. Thanksgiving Dinner 1:00 to 7:30 “Tip o’ the Hill Tea Room” 45 miles from Washington en the Washirigton - Winchester Highway, Route 54, Purcellville, Virginia. Phone Hamilton 11-F-23. Thanksgiving Dinner $ I .50 11 AM. to 9 P.M. | R On Richmond Highway, 2 Miles South of Alexandria MENU Fresh Vesetable Soup_chicken Sous Rl cer e teiboniy PR Beked Virgin 'fi"-fi'-"—'fi::fl“mun Cranberr; Cholce of Two: A Real Home-Cooked $1.25 Thanksgiving $1.25 TURKEY DINNER From 12 M to 8 P.M. HOTEL PLAZA CAFE Sosking Kéw Copter Fark Flars Overlooking No Parking Dificulties (| Takoma Inn Cafe 413 Butternut Street A THANKFUL THANKSGIVING DINNER 12to 8 P.M. | 75¢c Fruit Cocktall _ Tomato Julce Celery Hearts ives Tomato Bisaue = Vegetable OConsomme 7} Steak with Fres! Vesetable Flatter with ‘Poached Ees Fresh Brussels Sprouts Sung ith Rum Sauce addi Chocolate orveunn- e Cream Coffee | 5 ' Complete Menu Quality and Service Unexcelled. Ovster Oocktall "‘%fi&'fit‘m[k Lettu e g e Chocolate Laver m& 14th an 1124 Vermont Ave. Old-Fashioned Thanksgiving DINNER g i Twm Oah Tavern ABOVE BLUEMONT, VIRGINIA Telephons Bluement 14 Margery Bardeen McClellan Rose Hill Manor North Market St., Frederick, Md. Delicious Turkey Dinner Sl .50 and $2.00 > Frederick 914 Rose Hill Jam l(m:lu- mmh-‘-‘n. i Ynee fradan it Cakes for Sale. Jewish Community Cenhr mModern Dining Room 2 160th and ) Sist St. and Pemna. Ave. N.W. SPECIAL THANKS- GIVING DINNER $1.00 Berved from Noon fo 8:80 P.M. MENU “"D—&SIMHE.M ant B ok, Mince pie Punwh.u. Ple, Ice Cream 'u Serve OQur THE GO On Gocr’u Av-o Pylkc w e cmcnn s ER or'z P r%'t?:'z‘?é': 5 o 208, Krau Inaugurating famil; servige in ok Colonial Diac ing Hall, where blazing l.:fi e e Taiacs Coffee Shop Dinner, $1 Colonial Dining Hall, $1.50 Catering to Luncheons, Teas, }‘,‘AHOTEL LAFAYETTE 16th & Eye Sts. N.\W. THANKSGIVING DAY DINNER From Noon Until 9 P.M. 30 £ 7 Courses From 20 Selections For Reservations Call Maitre d'Hotel District 421 3 Enjoy ko e .Thanksgiving D « o at the “T” Shoppe 12 NOON TO 8:30 P.M. o MMY:%’T% ._ GARDED snom 4 Convenient Restaurants Monroe Sts. '™M€'14th and Thomas One Near You Civele 1835 Columbia Rd. .