Evening Star dated January 28, 1930

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WEATHER. (U. 8 Weather Bureau Porscast.) Rain tonight, clearing and colder to- morrow: lowest wnuxght‘ .gouz_’ “(r:ezlnl...

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A2 ann DISTRICT T0 SPEND §70,000,000 IN 1530 Additions, Improvements and Pay Raises Are Estimated at C. of C. Conference....

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. JCHEST VOLUNTEERS " OPCN MPAIGH Special Gift Grjoup Account “for $750,000 of $1,786,- 787 Goal. i (Continued Prom First...

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THIRD DIVISION ' CONTRASTS TYPES New and Old Schools Are Included in 18 Build- ing Units. (Continued From First Page.) clude

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*§1000 ESTATE * INVOLYED I SUIT Half-Sister Contests Will of Kohler Co. Official, Charging Plot. By the Assoclated Press....

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Radiator Shells, $8.00 Head Lamps, ea., $4.00 FORD CARS Other Cars in_Proportion Washington's Largest Plating Prompt Service

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. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, JANUARY 28, 1930. y MCLEAN BACKS SIMMONS | osian w. Batiey, Rateigh attorney.

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A-8 « {THE EVENING STAR [of the scheme and threat of prosecution, | year 1 WASHINGTON, D. C WUESDAY......January 28, 1980...

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at JOHN T. HOWE DIES; WAS POLITICAL LEADER & SPRAYS For Funerals '2.50 v We specialize on these, and our extra efforts...

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SUBURBAN NEWS., THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGT BILLS PRESENTED W T [ ranarais w sever_riax ] URDER-SUIGIDE, T0 VA. ASSEMBLY...

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+ ADMIRAL SNOWDEN DIES AT AGE OF 7 Distinguished Record Ashore and Afloat. A veteran of two wars, with a dis- tinguished...

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A-12 THANGE OPPOSED IN D, HEAD LAW Georgetown Citizens’ Meet- ing Votes to Make Protest to President. Opposition to any law

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7 ¢ ‘ < { FINANCIAL.) BOND-PRICES SAG " AFTER EARLY GAIN Railroad Issues Lower—Mu- |5 l nicipal Market Becomes Quieter. BY F.

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. A—14 wes RCHNOND RESERVE BANK LOANS DROP _ Six-Million-Dollar Decrease " Shown in Weekly Bor- rowing Figures. BY EDWARD C.

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5 F) 4 FINANCIAL INDUSTRIAL CURB STOCKS IN DEMAND Steel and Farm Implement | Shares Featured in Quiet Market. BY JOHN A....

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NATIONS CHLDREN TO STUDY BY RADID 5,000,000 Expected to Hear Course Arranged by 75 Educators. Reading, writing and ‘rithmetic

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@he Toening Staf STREET PAVENENT ASSESSENT PLAN CHANGE PROPLSE Method of Fixing Costs for! Replacing Developers’ IThree...

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'B—2 SOCIETY.’ SOCIETY President and Mrs. Hoover Entertained Overnight at the White House Guests From Philadelphia. HE...

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ARFAK SEES UNUSED FORTLAWD Would Bring Idle Property Back for Productivity and Taxation. Special Dispateh to The Star....

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TEST TRAFFIC LIGHT AT NEARBY POINTS| Commlssmners Planning for Increased Travel at Silver Spring and Bethesda. By a Staff...

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« FRATERNITY'S GOAL TORAISE STANDARD Bpiritual .and Cultural Life Stressed by Delta Tau Delta. pecial Dispatch to The Star.

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PROPUSED NOVING OF PUPLS FOUGHT Burroughs Citizens Protest Plan of Board of Edu- cation. , Plans to wage a vigorous flight

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¢ ILLITERAGY FIGHT LAUNCHED TODAY National Group Would Reduce United States Percentage Before Census. ‘The first gun in a...

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g e KNIGHTS TEMPLAR JUDGE LIST FILLED Teams Prepare for Drill| Competition and Inspection. ‘The roster of judges for the...

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** ACCUSED EX-JUDEE ON TRIAL SIX DAYS Texan Hears Witnesses De- scribe Fatal Stabbing of Stenogrpher. By the Associated...

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_B-10 AUTOMOBILE, LIABILITY, FIRE, BURGLARY AND TORNADO INSURANCE THOS. E. JARRELL €O, 721 10th St. N.W. National 0765 No...

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¢ WOMA B N’S PAGE, 28, 1930. Effective Foundations for Sauces BY LYDIA LE BARON WALKER. A sauce is the making of many...

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WOMAN’S PAGE : Separate Skirts With Blouses BY MARY MARSHALL. ‘The separate skirt has returned with 11 its old advantages...

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WOMAN’S PAGE, THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, JANUARY 28, 1930. The Sidewalks of Washington BY THORNTON FISHER,

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. TUESDAY, JANUARY 28, 1930. - A Radio Sensatwn—Save Nearly as Much as You Pay! Begmnmg...

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4 Sports News Ban on Junior High Athletes Is “LION-HEARTED LEO.” - CODE OF HIGHER SCHOOLS IS UNFAIR, COGGINS HOLDS Student

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Cc-=2 SPORTS. THE " EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, JANUARY 28, 1930. SPORTS. “Fleaweights” Fling Bowling Challenge

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“RADIO PROGRAM 10 HONOR PERU Dr. Hernan Velarde, Ambas- sador to U. S., Will Be Speaker Over WMAL. Peru will bé honored in

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, JANUARY 28, 1930. ANRNIE = WHET C\™ \$ THE CRAPITOL OF SOouTH N - OB MARCH...

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\ b HELP AND SITUATIONS. THE SON OF TARZAN CLOSING HOURS FOR CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS 11 p.m. day before publiéation. For

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REAL ESTATE MOON —By WILLARD MULLINS—Such Devotion Must Be Deserved. SALE—BUSINESS PROPERTY. concrete, conatruction, zone,

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KEAL ESTATE. yod : SALE—HOUSES. SALE—HOUSES. SALE—HOUSES. ) h,:".'"c"',‘"?'“‘" rll!hunnt.fwnun smail Bas monufi Are You Able

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Al Work ADMITTING TO U‘\IVERSITI!S ON CERTIFICATE M—_“““—‘““‘“‘“ Wood’s Commercial School | New Cl. now forming in All...