Evening Star Newspaper, January 8, 1935, Page 20

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D."C, TUESDAY, JANUARY 8, 193. —By EDGAR RICE BURROUGHS B—4 Ly 3 TARZAN AND THE LION MAN. : R _An Qutstanding Purchase Brings You These Fine Men's Higher Priced PAJAMAS $‘|.88 Fine figured and striped sateens that make the price seem absurdly low. Meanwhile, with mind alert, Rhonda Terry lay lis- tening to the diminishing sounds of the camp and watching the lone sentry who squatted half-dozing at the fire, his back toward her. She leaned over and whispered to Naomi: “When I get up, follow me. That's all you have to do, but don't make any noise!” “What are you going to do? We can't go out there in the forest—with the lions! And if the Arabs catch us trying to escape, they'll kill us!” Naomi's voice quavered in rhythm with her trembling body. “Shut up and do as I tell you!” Rhonda replied sharply under her breath. “Come on! Quick!” Shrewdly Atewy continued: “No, Eyad, we shall not fare very well—unless——" “Unless what?” “Un- less an accident should befall Ab el-Ghrennem!" “Accidents befall sheiks even as they befall others,” Eyad announced philosophically. Thus content with m:i z;:m: of their plot, the conspirators lay down and slept. When Eyad showed interest in having one of the white girls for his harem, Atewy pressed his point. “But you will not get one, for the sheik is going to keep them both. And you know, too, that the sheik’s share of the diamonds will be a fourth. If there were no sheik, we should divide more!” ANNAPOL READY TOWELCONE NGE Inauguration Tomorrow Is Awaited With Gayly Decorated Streets. By the Assoclated Press. ANNAPOLIS, January 8.—Harry Whinna Nice, Republican Governor- elect of Maryland, will be received by a city gayly decorated with bunting and streets lined with crowds when he arrives here for his inauguration tomorrow. Electricians have been busy in the State House installing a loud-speaker | system to carry his inaugural address throughout the building and grounds. | ‘They also have installed broadcasting facilities. Mr. and Mrs. Nice will arrive at the executive mansion at 11:15 am. tomorrow. They will remain there until 11:50, when Mrs. Nice, escorted | by Robert Irvin, jr., executive secre- tary to the new Governor, and, ac- companied by her son, Harry W. Nice, jr., and Miss Mary Nice, sister to the Governor-elect, will proceed to the State House. A legislative escort is scheduled to arrive for the new Governor at 11:55 and to go with him to the State House, entering the east door. Mem- bers of the National Guard will be a military escort. The party will move to the Senate chamber, where the Senate and the House of Dele- gates will be in joint session. The President of the Senate, Lans- dale G. Sasscer of Prince Georges County, and the Speaker of the House, Emanuel Gorfine of Baltimore City, will be on the rostrum, where they will be joined by Chief Judge Car- | nshunghs 7th, 8th and E roll T. Bond of the Court of Appeals. Seats will be reserved for the asso- ciate judges of the court in the front of the Senate chamber. Judge Bond will take charge of the assemblage and Gov. Albert C. Ritchie and Gov.-elect Nice will join the Speaker of the House and Senate President on the rostrum. Ritchie will stand with Sasscer at the lef of the chief judge, and Nice wll} stand with Gorfine on the right. | After receiving the certificate of election from Nice, Judge Bond will administer the oath of office. A bat- tery of the 110th Field Artillery will fire a salute of 19 guns from the St. John's College campus. Following the administering of the oath the new Governor will retire to the executive chambers and the House of Delegates will return to its chamber. David Winebrenner, 3d, secretary of State, will bring to the YES, nocror: Smith Brothers Cough Drops contain Primary VITAMIN A in exactly the same form in which you prescribe it. Medical evi- dence shows that this “Anti-Io- fective” vitamin is 8 potent aid in speeding up recovery from coughs and colds . . . and in rais- ing resistance to re-infections. 2 kinds: Black or Meathol, 54 SMITH BROTHERS Senate the nomination of his succes- sor for confirmation. The official party will consist of: Gov.-elect Nice and Gov. Ritchie, United States Senator George L. Radcliffe and Secretary of State Winebrenner, Emerson C. Harring- ton and Phillips Lee Goldsborough, former governors of Maryland; Rear Admiral David Foote Sellers, superin- | tendent of the Naval Academy; Maf® Gen. Milton A. Reckord, adjutant Treasurer John M. Dennis; clerk of the Court of Appeals, James A. Young; Attorney General Herbert R. O'Conor, Mayor Howard W. Jackson of Balti- more, Mayor Walter E. Quenstedt of Annapolis, Willlam F. Broening, former mayor of Baltimore; Frederick R. Huber, director of the inaugural. Ten of the party are prominent Democrats. The ceremonies will be opened officially at the State House at 11 am. general of Maryland; State Can-|hy a concert by the Naval Academy troller Willlam S. Gordy, jr.; State ' Band. It’s Smart to Have Your Linens Monogrammed Pequots 72x108 81x99 The 5th Regiment Band will play on the lawn of the executive mansion while the Governor goes from the mansion to the State House. After the official party enters the State | House, the National Guardsmen form- ing the escort will repair to College avenue to reform for the parade. The tentative order of civillan or- ganizations in the iine of March is: Band, Boumi Temple; Boumi Temple delegation; band, Knights of Pythias; Knights of Pythias delegation; Young Men's Republican League of Wash- ! T™ 8™ emd E ington County; Philadelphia Road Republican Association; Twelfth Dis- trict Club; band, Fifteenth District Club; Fifteenth District Club. Repub- lican League, West Baltimore County; | Republican Women’s Organization. American Legion Drum Corps; Ameri- can Legion delegation; Maryland State | Firemen's Association. Italy to Barter Fruit. Ttaly will barter fruit for Irish po- tatoes. Lansburghs NO CONNECTION WITH ANY OTHER WASHINGTON STORE 4]5,1, The superior tailor- ing and finish tell the same “fine val- ue” story! Notched collar models—sizes A, B, C and D. STREET FLOOR— MEN’S WEAR. 7th, 8th and E Monogrammed Sheets and Cases At Special January Sale Savings! $1.39 Cast Iron Mohawk $1.19 Monogrammed TOWELS 72x108 81x99 COUGH DROPS contain the ‘Anti-Infective® Primary VITAMIN A | —and this sale offers fine monogrammed sheets and towels at less than the plain ones usually sell for! 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