Evening Star dated February 2, 1929

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WEATHER. (U. 8: Weather Bureau Forecast.) Fair, continued cold tonight, mini- mum temperature about 15 degrees; to- morrow

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PLANS T0 PICTURE * GROWTH OF CITY Inaugural Committee to II- lustrate Advances Made for Benefit of Visitors. A visual picture

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| [ PRESIDENT ON WAY BACK.TO CAPITAL Speaks at Bird Sanctuary Dedication on Growing + Art Appreciation. (Continued From First

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SUBURBAN NEWSy RASKOB REQUESTED -1 T0 RESIGN POST |Virginia “Hoover Democrat” 't Makes Move in Interests ! of Harmony. By the

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SUBURBAN NEWS.] ROAD AND HOSPITA PROJEGTS URGED Prince Geoi'ges Communities Show Unity at Meeting for Improvements. Special

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THE EVE With Sunday Morning Edition. WASHINGTON, D. C. SATURDAY....February 2, 1920 THEODORE W. NOYES....Editor The Evening

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America’s Humorous Wely CHARLES J. GATES, 69, IS CALLED BY DEATH Former Cashier of U. S. Treasury Expires After Long Illness.

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wur SOCIETY 1 SOCIETY Sir Esme and Lady Isabella Howard in Family Mourning for the Death of 1+ Elizabeth, Countess of...

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FEDERATIONPLANS LENTEN SERVES Three Famous Clergymen Will Speak, Including Dr. Cadman. The Washington Federation of Churches

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PRE-EASTER SERIES OF SERVIGES HELD = Roil Call Sunday Will Be Fol- lowed by Special Features. Hamline Methodist Episcopal...

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PAGEANT, THE KEY, WILL BE PRESENTED Will Be Given at Evening| Service of Calvary Baptist Church Tomorrow. Rev. W. S....

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WOMAN ANXIOUS ABOUT CONDITION OF MATE SHE SHOT Weary Mother Herself of Story Preceding Shooting in Court. HUSBAND IS NOT NOW

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WASHINGTON, D. C, WITR SUNDAY NORNING EDITION —— : hg zhflliflg %iaf’ SAT£TRDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1929, HOME & GARDEN 13 SURVEY...

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REAT ESTATE.. 'RICHMOND SHOWS BUILDING INCREASE Roanoke, Petersburg, Lynch- burg and Danville Report Loss in December. By the

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~REAT ~ESTRTER W.L KNG DELNERS FIVANGIG TALK Ability of Broker to Arrange Payments Big Factor, “Y” Class Is Told. In this age

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g e’ READ INDUSTRIAL VALUES CHARTED BY EXPERT Factors of Transportation, Labor and Accessibility | Pointed Out by Beardslee.

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REAL ESTATE. 'THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D.” ¢;” SATURDAY, FEBRUARY "2, 1929.° REAL ESTATE. 1% NEW NOVEBEGUN FORLQUOR FUND

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WOMAN’S PAGE.' Worth of Veneered Furniture BY LYDIA LE BARON WALKER. ‘WOOD USED FOR ORNAMENTAL VENEERING IS CUT TO BRING OUT

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-1 would never borrow agen, and after Timmy Has Fun. In manners one is seldom pleasing T/ho always takes delight in teasing.

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GAS LIGHT ANNUAL STOCK PRIGES GAIN WERTHER AFFECTS [%55 2 o. AUTO PRODUCTION supplies more than equal to demands throughout

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. o7 First Mortgage Loans Lowest Rates of Interest and Commissior ‘FINANCIAT® STEWART WRITES |, ROCKEFELLER, SR, s v 5% e,

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sP SLUGGING GERMAN OVERCOMES RISKO Max Uses Strong Right to Floor Johnny Four Times in Battle. DY HERBERT W. BARKER,...

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INTEREST TO FOCUS Broadcasting Between Eng- land and U. S. on 25 Meters Proves Success. BY MARTIN CODEL. Experiments with...

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-~ 24 AUTOMOBILES, ETC. THE ' EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, 0., SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1929. ROOMS, ETC." SALE—MISCELLANEOUS....

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i) APARTMENTS,-ETC. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1929, APARTMENTS, ETCY 25 :...

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REAL ESTATE. RENT HOUSES—UNFURNISHED. COLO T n:—ffifi AND f2Nat nw 871 &b NORMOYLE, 810 P St N.W. NE—6 ROOM! s mcmcn §85. mvr

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"AUCTIONS. , THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ¢, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1929."' TEGATL NOTICES. 27" .~ AULTIONS: .. THF...

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COMMUNITY CHEST (£ GETS MORE GIHS Carrpaugn Teams Report Ad-{N ditional Contributions to Welfare Fund. Additional...