Evening Star dated January 25, 1930

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WEAT: (U. 8. Weather Bureau Porecast.) Pair tonight and tomorrow: not so cold tonight; lowest tempe: grees. ‘Tem) y; lowest,

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LEGLATORS URCE 0., REGENE VOTE T HE _EVENING A STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, NOVEL LOCOMOTIVE MEETS TEST Council, Representing 39|

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AUTO RECIPROCITY 'APPEAL IS ARGUED Supreme Court to Decide Law on Use of Virginia Permit in District. Arguments were heard

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TOLEVANSTOLEAD ALEANDRIA FET Chief of Staff for Washington . Celebration—Hoover and ‘Pollard to Attend. Special Dispatch to

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., SATURDAY, JANUARY 25, 1938. % ASSEMBLY THANKS SHRINE SPONSDR Virginia Legislature Adopts

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3 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, SATURDAY, JANUARY 25, 1930. “—*_—'h——'——————“————-z_————*“—hfi___——___-“—__*.: ANSWERS

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“TWO DIE OF MONOXIDE. Victims Found in Auto in Which Gas Heater Was Used. JACKSON, Tenn., January 25 (®).— Carbon monoxide

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SOCIETY. SOCIETY]| Secretary of the Treasury Mellon to Entertain a Dinner HE Secretary of the Treasury, Mr. Mellon, will...

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THLDHODD'S PLEA TOPIC FOR SERMON . Rev. W.S. Abernethy’s Theme for Morning Hour—Calvary Baptist Services Outlined. Rev. W. 8.

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T K—10 STO000 CHURCH | EDFFICE PLANNED | Crypt Chapel Under. St. Paul’s Sanctuary to Honor Epiphany Group. Plans have been

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CAPITAL'S PASTORS | EXCHANGE PULPTS 33 Will Be Guest Preachers in Churches of Other Denominations. The annual-exchange of...

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- TEMPERATURE NEAR ~T0 ABSOLUTE ZERD OBJECT OF BUREAU Test Expected to Produce Cold of 453 Degrees Minus, Declare Federal...

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WASHINGTON, D C, h&’ zh WITR SUNDAY MoRXING eNin g %iuf' SATURDAY, PANUARY 25, '1930. B-1 H 4 . Home-Owning and Building...

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REAL ESTATE. HONE DNNERSHP URGEDBY LAMON ecretary Tells Builders to Encourage Possession by U. S. Citizens. 1 i Activities

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REAL REALTORS URGED TOAGT ONFACTS Elirnination of Guessworkl From Business Within Next Decade Seen by Culver. PHOENIX, Ariz,

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WOMAN'S PAGE. " 5 d ' ged Dressing the Girl of 14 or 15 BY MARY MARSHALL. Flapper styles may have become a thing of the past,

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WHEN 50ME OLD Dobo SITS AROUND AND TELLS YOU OF TRE GOOD QLD FASHIONED WINTERSE THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, SATURDAY,

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WESTERN ASSUMES LEAD ). AS EASTERN BEATS BLUE Lincoln Parkers Score Surprising 29-25 Win Over Central Quintet—Tech Business

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SP mera’s Ring Debut Is an Artistic Success : Bush Sure Jolley Will Shine ORTS. PRIMO GIVES HIS FOE K. O. ‘IN 70-SECOND...

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REFRIGERATING C0. * BUSINESS GAINS Brown Is Re-Elected Presi- dent and Norment Chair- man of Beard. BY EDWARD C. STONE. ‘The

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FINANCIAL -ADVANCE ON CURB FEATURED BY OILS roup Reverses Its Recent Trend on Reports of Cur- tailment Plan. BY JOHN A....

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FIN BONDS IRREGULAR | o= == BONDS e e BUSINESS ISPLAYS AT SHORT SESSION Rails Are Prominent in Day’s | Turnover—Foreign Cred-

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’ ' CIRCULARS PROMIBITED. In order to protect its ad- vertisers from receiving circular matter, it is ressly under- stood and

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3 AUTOMOBILES. SALE—AUTOMOB. _ES. $100 For your old car, provided it will run to our sales room, on any car selling above...

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APARTMENTS } m’ml |"NEAR Tdth AND PARK RD. 3228 TT PL Nw. l ‘rooms, +.$50.00 ST. N Tedecorated: 160.00 ncn X Blundon Cn.,...

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REAL ESTATE. 1404 K 8. N.W. Heckman at, s WERVER BROS ) INC 18th St N.W. DESIRABLE HOUSES For Rent At Very Reasonable Rent.

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AUCTIONS. and thirty- Dern's subdivision i ywsaiz-eisht () | o uare num- ety eix ) S ofies o the f Columbia Office Furniture,

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VOTE FOR DISTRICT 15 RADIO SUBJECT Former fiepresentative John H. Small to Make Address From WMAL Tonight. The radio campaign