Evening Star Newspaper, February 3, 1932, Page 24

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, DI WEDNESDAY, 1932, B8 =* Delegate Colgate Darden yesterday in- as that offered in the Senate Monday Jobn Chauncey Williams, Casanova, FURNACE MAN FREED —_— Watch, Clock & Jewelry v = (Ja\'el LOS[, May or l troduced a bfll to provide that the|by Senator George W. Layman. Va.; Rev. George W. Crabtree, Cat- > i( . gasoline tax revenuc‘htc used I?rs‘t).zn - A doz;n patrons, headed by Delegate | lett, Va.; th;‘é !;‘m::‘d, 1Rcmlnxtnn,' ackiac reconstruction and maintenance of State | S. J. Thompson, offered & bill to pro- | Va.; secretary. ._Appleton, W'ar-' Uses Blac ]‘J“( m highways, as well as for original con- | vide for circuit judges, commissioners of | renton; treasurer—C. E. Tiffany, War- | IN ILSLEY MURDERS| A l R l N G . 2 . structior, A like bill was introduced | revenue, treasurers, commonwealth’s at- | renton. I Grooksicanee zor; 1 r Hyattsville Session T the Benste. forneys’ and sheriffs nd to_abolsh SR O s Called Lor. Delivcred, Guaranteod & e fee system as a means of compen- | tar. | AN L e . | Auto Tax Year Change. sation, % GIVES UP IN STABBING | ™o Dumvien tomne S ol MANTEL " | special Dispatch to The Star | oo mccordance with B R ICHouIT A BN CetalBerTobatl | b TR e e ;fl ]:‘E;E:Rfi,:aé Pebruary ? :I«z:z - HYATTSVILLE, Md., February 3. e nounced plan, egates nton A. bill o : . h 3 el 2 b rayson, color 2 r —Had a stranger dropped in at & : » Fovler and C. M. Waldrop introduced & | 1, T3t " MR Sonitined & loker) willle Good of Page County Held | conyicy and furnace man at the resi- CLOCKS Resolution Asks Change for| meeting of the mavor and Common Delegate Reid Opposes ““Pay- | bill to change the automobte fcense 60X | Rayguier Hospital Oficers Chosen,| for Investigation at Luray. | dence of Mrs. Spence Iiley, can shed | A Specilty Council of Hyattsville in the Munici- Y o i i he Bt | der of Mrs. Iisley n i | pal Bi ng, last night, he doubtless i H P effort to delay the necessity for the| WARRENTON, Va., February 3 (Spe- | Special Dispatch to The Star. | no light on the murder of M Isley ’ Arterial Highways and g bt e ovn | DO State License for Op- | purchase of automobile tags until citl-| clal) —At a mesting of the Yoara ol | LURAY, Va, Februsry S—willie|and her maid, Mrs. Mina Buchner TRIBBY’S usiness Areas. For Mayor Lemuel L. Gray was g b The bill would make the 1932 tags | imously re-lected as follows: Presi- |ville, Page County, is under arrest on | Grayson was taken into custody Sat- Next to Keith's = presiding over the deliberations of good until April 1, 1933, ;\me y Josing | dent—Thomas Atkinson, jr.; vice pres- |a charge of stabbing Charles Dinges. | urday as an accessory to the murders Estimates Furnished ~ Met. 3629 . the body with a blackjack Sl Py the State a fourth year "‘z Lccnsled ";X idents—Alvin V. Baird, Delaplane, Va.; |Good came to jail yesterday and sur- | because of discrepancies in his state- Br Dispatohito The Siar | The fact was that the genial BY LESTER N. INSKEEP, revenues. This Bmoum% l'. : s‘flh 'blfi Willlam J. Slaughter, The Plains, Va.; |rendered to Sheriff E. L. Lucas. | ments. LYON PARK, Va, February 3.—An| mayor, unable to find the new gavel Staff Correspondent of The Star. %ln‘fioloflgvflho(agdpson:}x:fi ('ujef;m\fid ;ake attempt ¢ a ban placed on the| Presented him wecently by E. S | RICHMOND, Va, February 3.—TRe |even, more difficult the efforts that ¢ i ) on the arterial | o Doliceman to lend him & black. | treasurer of Arlington County would be | have been made to provide a uniform X c n sections | jack prohibited from collecting any more |license law for the State. T fees for handling the Anances of the| Lawyers engaged iy the “improper t will | Atlington County Water: Department | solicitation of business' would be guilty :‘ Arl Civic ; | under the provisions of a bill intro- | of malpractice under the provisions of | ¥ X t t. Somehow, though, it |duced in the House of Delegates yester- | & bill introduced ri: Delegate Vivian > p r many| did seem s of the |day by Delegate Hugh Reid. i |[Eage chialinidn ofjine HoRseICourieior) : 14 the| Dody, always qu dignified, In explaining the measure, Reld said | Justice Committee. =~ 3-8 y id the | yere'even more so that by a technicality the State has| H:i‘;,_f,'f: t’:m(;dficg{ !:nmfislgniult\){vn{:\ ¢ ards th R been requiring the county treasurer to | gFRESIL, LG N S0 She ‘eight cone 10™ 11™™ F anD G STREETS X | Compute the fees on water revenues as| i rction districts on the basis of un- | ¥ arerea « TWO DISTRICT MEN Well‘as on ordinary county levies. | finished mileage.” The bill is the same | bt wh !.!)‘g Always Has Surplus. | | t C the The result is that since Arlington | _ & c he Shee A fees it is equivalent to paying the State | . 4 4 W or I’ 't A d i . a license fee for operating the water T m e m d m 2 4 rection State Police at Laurel Alleged to ot s Ay o eginnin omorro a e ime... Y eid state ha! e did not ieve . i Dt thiose Have Found Contraband on e e e e i movencein || Large Stock New Prices ave 57¢ on ac urchase o v ale C e property or sals 3 the remuneration of Treasurer E. Wade Easily managed, powerful heat. o duced or sold on propert Mahoney and Ahmey. Ball or any of his deputies, since the || Just the thing for Awxiliary heat. on wi t is located . s fees of b‘m treasurer's ]amr» always Wieks for All Types of OIl Heaters t Bill. e e exceed by a substantial margin the % d" " e maximym amount he is permitted by | Priced from $4.95 M thal ther e sl oy ¢ Or €| the State to retain. ’ ’ " t n second time recent months State | g - w 5d"the county's | violators of “the narcotic laws when | irginia® delegation. The. second was | Remember your heating trou- OO ro a nl a r a I p 4 el egislature, | they Slenped twol A ah won]'?\“:u\x\‘;fl'j introduced by Delegate R. A. McIntyre. [| bles last Winter—let us correct i 1 full7nppartRRC s GO0 A B orth of) 1t would forbid the use of the Ameri- them b islature df;}g;‘ln);:g;;:“g“»;‘\} ) can or State flags for advertising pur- Full Line of Coal Ranges and 1 A D A poses, and \,\n)nld prohibit its reproduc- Heating Stoves bt ge ¢ s Tt B A0nEY, tion on anything except jewelry, sta- s [1the Jalobibck P or I tionery and ceriain articles authorized W.S. JENKS & SON € o = ¥ ot y "ederal Government. . -4 | - of Bladensburg road. They were taken| o % e S o1 Bidensburg o mhe, were taken | ™ mesined 5o o compation bl to the || 723 7th St. N.W., NAt. 2092 eairation , he two were arrested by Corpl. L. . Stove Store ;A C % i:,r\;((‘,,’}:t:;\#fi Blooh AnA State Billteren il 8o fate diverted to the schools of the State, | boxes T n in opposi- | and_Arthur Plumer on a lookout sent | J : PP he | by Federal agents. | I 1ond today . W | . e point | RITCHIE TO ATTEND OODWARD & LLOTHROP o and il i Regularly 35¢ box; 3 b for $I t road and Mili- ’ ). $ ( i me il FIREMEN'S BANQUET| egularly 35¢ box; 3 boxes for Te of the Public Safety = ; e meeting i . g e meetin ) st Right About Face— : biect o1 the Governor's Acceptance of Prince | sa 1 individual | @, 2 Shleaioriithe eorges Invitation Announced : ; e or, the Gentle Art of A 3 i ] e e s stops | g "Make up " by Our own exclusive make of sanitary napkins, deodorized and highly absorbent. PIEe. irect cars come o a full stop | BY 8 Stal Correspondent of The Star. Packed 12 in a box—and little more than half the price at which they regularly sell. e he highway at the CCOTJ"A(‘,}: CITY. Md., February 3.— 1 urt House station, | Gov. Albert C. Ritchie of Maryland has | C La and Garrison | accepted an invitation to attend u y ’ ’ b —is shown to smart i g s S eansing | issues e of “heads,” where one should see how one As should look—provided with the correct make- : : : A i up essentials—applied Evans opposing You May Place cgrrect]y taYv:)u p‘})mve R ] l b £ g of pay most Confid i g exising seale of p Utmo idence in SR oxes eqularly 35¢ box = over this assemblage of Certlfled' to see your type—and - 2 ‘f' d how it may be done in . : identifie the very best Denney Keep a supply of these famous Woodward & Lothrop tissues always on hand—for ¢ guaranteed Do WI?& s‘eheetgzr:v efficiently removing cold cream and make-up, and to use as handkerchiefs. And 5 COAL o R buy them during this very special offering, while the price is so unusually low. 1 she is here for only a - S nessdup amois Hien few days. Phone Orders—DIstrict 5300—Promptly Filled e thracite the favorite in thou- JOILETRIES e f‘ sands of homes...its higher A1sre 16, First FLOOR ILETRIES, AISLES 1 16, 18, F1rsT FLOOR NOTIONS, Al 20, FirsT FLOOR, # \ part of the citi- | heat value and greater econ- ve W > officials are the things | omy appeal to thrifty folks... ) to put the county where | order now. Every ton guar- i a etate of high class de- ‘ anteed! ve Gosnell, a member of the c ard, also briefly addressed the ‘ 7 ; ’ ;i e e decatea that e board| + When Appetite Goes, Health Goes, Too! + Clean Out Poisons Here * With Fresh Yeast * 1 reful study of the sev- | « approach | b cone | ; GEORGE F. LENZ ; « COAL CO. 5 sv e o TERMINAL v e} D, Dele. ICE & FUEL CO. E 4 Joseph Haley (and suburban dealers) and Mrs. R. 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