Evening Star dated November 7, 1930

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No. SEPARATE TRIAL ASKED BY HENRY IN'SMITH C0. CASE Motion, Unopposed by U. S., s Taken Under Advisement by Judge Hitz....

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" FAULTY BULDNG FRIINICATED Documents Say Holes in.Bag Reduced Lifting Power. Girders Rubbed Bags. By the Associated Press.

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scores of people (maybe you) will have ACUTE INDIGESTION. Be “safe with Bell-ans on hand. BELLANS NOFS i WEST END LAUNDF...

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0 S s ¥ - CONGRESS POWE 1IN HANDS OF FATE 13 Months to Bring Half Dozen Vacancies That May Favor Either Party. f BY MARK...

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2 ® % numerical majority on s * SEEN T0 CONTROL House Organization Shunned by Both Parties Because of ‘Slight Majority. BY

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: THE EVENIN@G STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1930.: $10,000 DAMAGES SOUGHT |[ENTERTAINMENT SERIES |, Duvie...

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FANOLS SCULPTOR TOABMADON WORY George' Grey Barnard Says He'll Walk Out When 1 TOWN’S COUNCIL SPLIT OVER TAXING TOURISTS...

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{THE EVENING STAR WASHINGTON, D. C. FRIDAY.......November 7, 1930 THEODORE W. NOYES. ...Editor I 2 by Carrier . Rate by...

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SRR WASHINGTON MONU 48 New York Ave. N.W. “BUY NOW” GRANITE MENTAL CO,, INC. Ph. Ni 70 Tl ., Iatl. 88 COL. HARBESON DIES w’fi%

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0. K. FIRST COUNT Final Results in Prince Georges Leave Positions of Candidates Unchanged. BY GEORGE PORTER, Btalt...

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\_ prompted by a statement of Richard N PLUMBING RACKET INQURY CONTIUED Detroit Jury Also Goes Into Truck-Hiring Policy Under

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WILL DEBATE RELIGION ; 5 1 new present had been ssrving as viee| Mrs. James Brown Scott, Corcoran | president as SRR TG No

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PEES DG 0, SALES DN NCREASE Gain of $1,250,000 OQver | e 1929'1s Shown' During Last Ten Months. {7 BY EDWARD C. STONE. Bales

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"VARIOUS FIBURES ON JOBLESS CIVEN _Authorities Disagree on Total of Unemployed—Condi- tion World-Wide. BY JOHN F. SINCLAIR.

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"CURB ISSUES DOWN ¢ ON SELLING DRVE Many ‘New- Lows Recorded . @s List Is Subjected to Heavy Pressure. BY JOHN A. CRONE....

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MASONG O0GE D CRAND VST Wisconsm Avenue Temple Is Profusely Decorated for Annual Event. ‘The grand master of Masons in the

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£ -~ ) 5 “ - * A - - - BUY-IN-WASHINGTON (and to secure co-operalive action in ELORIDEE PREDICTS | Cexesr won svow orens...

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FRIDAY. SOCIET?Y. ¢ Wars at the May- | invil for a dinner dan mm“wnmnmw . Brinton Thomp- r:ovmebcr 1’ Mmtmmr’aunu:k:m fil—m R.

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'VSOCIETY ©_(Gontinued From Second Page) " mony home of the bride’s parents on nc:‘fl'mn avenue. &0 The ‘Unif States...

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CANTON AROUSED BY SPEDAL TAIES High Levies After Series of Big Loans Evoke Bitter Protests. By the Assoclated Press. CANTON,

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T THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1930. =4 » T : ’ New, Beautifu' Coats-’-Fashior;able...

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0.1 R GROUPVISTS * DTRET HARER Milestone Placed by Wash- ington in 1792 Has Proved Elusive Point. Leaders of the Daughters of

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See the Di.m.la_v of Beautiful Daytime Dresses, Sunday Night Frocks and Evening Gowns 1 3'95 Be Prepared! - Gay Christmas...

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CHESTS SHOW GAN I NATINAL DRIV Gratifying Records in Other Cities Encourage D. C. Leaders of Fund. Twenty-three community...

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THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 7. 1930. e fannf v Replacements Are Continually Arriving For the Busy

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JODEL AIRCRAFT EXHIBIT FEATURE stained Flight Contest Will Be Held at Industrial Show Tonight. {Aeronautics will be the...

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Free Parking Space Opposite 8th St. AODITS SEEK CURE IN DRUE SCARCITY Price of Narcotics Soars After Smuggling Ring Is Broken

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THF EVENING SI‘AR WASHINGTON D C., FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1930. Gonstruction of a unique type of| ABSENT-MINDED MAN u s wm....

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i . LOUISTANA BUILDING 2 PROGRAM IS BEGUN Gov. Long’s $100,000,000 Plan to Aid Unemployment Gets Under Way. By the Associated

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- CONGRESS LIBRARY ANNEX APPROVED Fine Arts Commission Places| Tentative 0. K. on Plan Submitted by Lynn. ST | Tentative...

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" HONE CLUBS NAP YEAR'S PROCRAN Prince William Organizations Pass Best Period in Their History. Bpecial Dispatch to The Star.

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CAVALRY REDUCED BY HALFIN-10 YEARS |7 i v o s e ngt Maj. Gen. Henry Makes Annual|per"nt during tne 10-year period. Report to

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o L‘URNERSWNE Gen. Stephan Announces Plan for Its Inclusion in Permanent Home. ‘The corner stone of Poll's Theater Building,

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TH ALTHORS TE FOR HENRY PR W. P. Burnett and William M. John Announced as Joint Winners of Award. By the Associated Press. \

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HOLDS COLLEGES WITHOUT AIMS Lafayette Head Says Execu- tives Are Unable to Define Purpose of Institutions. By the Associated

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THE Kvmaing SUAR, WASHINGIUN, D. C, FrIDAY, NUVEMBER 7, 1950. mm 159€ od ] ‘Buy in November Free Parking! E Street Pay...

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By S. S. Van Dine Copyright, 1630, by 8. §. Van Dine. INSTALLMENT XXVIL seum, I realized that the Metropolitan did not open

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: ; ik © _ THE EVENING STAR, WASii!'NGTON T PRISONERS CAPTURED e o T Do ot e 2 MILLIONAIRE TO WED PORTO RICAN IN'SMALL b m l

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“THE EVENING §TAR, WASHINGTO (THIEVE ([ evsintorsiil S e A rc ROEBUCK ano Co. JlE-ats Z 2 \ . 3—No Tickets. Liner Also...

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C-8 SLAYING IN AUTO POINTSTOWOMAN Wealthy Chicago Furrier Found Shot in Head and Revolver Near. By the Associated Press....

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FOOD AND THRIFT IN THE HOME Natural Flavor May Be Developed by Careful Coeking—How to Utilize l.ess Desirable Parts—Yorkshire

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ways of using new dresses, and and after you have cut out the mate- rial for a new dress you can use bits of material that

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WOMAN’S PAGE. Striving ' for Beauty at All Ages BY LYDIA LE BARON WALKER. m MAY Ap RN A HOME AND BE- LOVED BY OWDCH!LDREN...

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By the Associated Press. VANC%UV;R, British gglurllllbh b)‘lo- vlmbef—o was_virtually aban- o six flyen missing in | is ;fint

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he Foenir 'WITE SUNDAY MORNING EDITION WASHINGTON, D. C, g Staf. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1930. PAGE D—1° W. & L. Looks for Hot

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Penn Called No Set-Up for Notre Dame : Zuppke Favors Midwest Aggregations QUAKERS MAY WIN AS ROPER SEES T Thinks Irish Due

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SP ORTS. SPORTS. Néafly 100 to Strive for Places on Basket Ball Team at Tech High School CHANPS ARE BENT ON KEEPING TTLE Squad

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SPORTS. Chicago Boxing Fans Make Loud Howl When ‘BELIEVE SLATTERY 1§ 1:ROUND VICTOR Lohh, Loud Demonstration of Disapproval

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YOU HANE AN OLD MAN HERE By TH NAME OF DILLBERRY, HANE, You NOT Swe P THE DOOR, CLARICE . WHY, \T'S B L\GHT — AND TS WINKIN'

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i EYE EF FICIENCY A Short Talk by Dr. M. Luther Dicus Tonight at 10:45 STATION WMAL S_F'nand by DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA...

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0 OR SE ANY BUSINESS SBE UsS FIRST in in _1my 8 W se | zfifw S O TSPt, 3 urv low brices, Eagic Eov& ‘.Ji\fi ; nl nml.lt H-oo' G

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SALE—HOUSES. - nmcx-nnf«&cnnn—connn. ( : ¢ BED ROOM THOMAS CIRCLE. ) * COEVELAND PARK. For a generation a home for Con-...

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8-ROOM NEW HOM .‘lrl‘l‘lg n Targe "l’ fmn: e 59.250 g0od N ek cnnm room, dinil Kitchen and sun pr THE EVENING STAR MY NEPHEW

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——|FOX THEATERS HIT '( the re hereby warned fo exhibit the same, ‘-.I‘In "the ‘Youchers thereof, legally COURT OF THE...