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GROUPS LINKED
FOR ’32 FETE
The Greater National Capital
committee of the Washington
Board of Trade and the Virginia
State Chamber of Commerce will
co-operate in advertising nation
ally the Bicentennial features or
the District and Virginia, accord
Ing to Curtis Hodges, secretary
of the Washington body, who at
tended a conference at Charlottes
ville, Va
Numerous programs will be held
in Virginia cities.
Fredericksburg will observe 19
significant dates and other cities
♦i e p^ann^n ß celebrations during
the nine months of the Bicen
tennial observation. The State
jWslature will be asked to con
tribute $50,000 to help defray ex-
PCUSCS.
and more OFF
HIGH VALUES '1
LOW PRICES J
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—That’s the word in the January Clearance Sale. ||||.
Here’s the chance for every Washington family to ||||l |/|/* f
modernize with Gas, at amazing savings. All items
are reduced at least 1-3, many 1-2, some even more. /•» yUI
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Every item in perfect operating condition, carrying Mr IvO W* W tHa
our free lifetime labor-service guarantee, and offered j|
on easy terms. A few dollars puts any of these fine hF 1)
modern gas appliances in your home. |k * f
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only one or two of a kind left. Most of the bargains £%W IL* HUI
are at our Tenth Street building. Doors open at-
8:30 and the sale continues all day until 5:30 in the CL W \ wl
THE WASHINGTON I
GAS LIGHT COMPANY IS
413 Tenth Street N. W. NAtional 8280 WH
Other modem time-saving appliances at . i W «
slashing reductions, include dishwashers, C . it)
cake griddles, incinerators, room heaters,
etc. See them today, and get the appliance i||a \ fl
you have always wanted, while these bar-
gains last. ' llwW
Weather Details
For the District of Columbia, fair
with lowest temperature about 32 to
night; Tuesday increasing cloudiness
with slowly rising temperature; rain
Tuesday afternoon nr night; gentle
shifting winds, becoming southeast and
increasing Tuesday.
For Maryland, fair tonight; Tuesday
increasing cloudiness with slowly ris
ing temperature. rain Tuesday after
noon or night; moderate north shifting
to east or southeast winds, increasing
Tuesday.
For Virginia, fair with slowly rising
temperature In west and south portions,
tonight; Tuesday cloudy with slowly
rising temperature; rain Tuesday after
noon or night, moderate northeast,
shifting tn east or southeast winds, in
creasing Tuesday.
TIDE TABLES
Today—High tides. 10:32 a. m. and
10:51 p. m. Low tides. 4.55 a. m. and
5:13 p. m.
Tomorrcw—High tides. 11:16 a. m.
and 11:36 p. m. Low tides. 5:38 a. m.
and 5:39 p. m.
THE SUN AND THE MOON
The sun rises today 7:47 a. m. and
seta 5.05 n. m.
The sun ’•isea Tuesday 7:27 a. m.
and sets 5:06 n. m.
The moon rises today 9:54 a. m. and
sets 9 d. m.
The moon rises Tuesday 10:16 a. m.
and sets 10:01 p. m.
THE WASHINGTON TIMES
Local
Yesterday I Today
4 p. m 41>4 a. m....« 33
8 p. m 37|8 a. m 32
midnight 3«lnoon 40
Departures From Normal
Accumulated excess of temperature
since January 1, 1932, 98.
Excess of temperature since January
1. 1932. 98
Accumulated excess of precipitation
since January 1, 1932, 2.82.
Excess of preclpita ion since January
1. 1932. 2,82.
Police Seek Slayer
Os Affray Victim
Louis Busey, colored, 25, of 811
Twenty-fourth St. N. W., was shot
and killed during a street fight
last night at Twenty-third Street
and Virginia Avenue Northwest.
Police are searching for Joseph
Sanders, colored, 50, of 2419 F
St. N. W„ who, they say, fired
the fatal shot. The reason for
the fight was not learned.
8 YEARS IN PEN
FOR SLAYER
LEESBURG, Va., Jan. 11.—Vir
gil E. Clough, taxi driver of Blue
mont, found guilty of murder in
the second degree, has been sen
tenced to serve eight years in
the State penitentiary. The trial
heard 57 witnesses.
Clough, 35, is married and has
five children. He was charged
with the murder on August 11,
1931, of Clayton Littleton, 29,
also of Bluemont.
’ Testimony centered about the
alleged relations between Mrs.
Clayton Littleton and Clough.
Clough maintained that Little
ton first attacked him when he
was attempting to enter his
parked automobile. He shot Lit
tleton.
The National Daily
What’s Doing I
Dinner-catholic University. 7
p. m., University Club.
Coal Hearing—lnterstate Com
merce Commission, 9 a. m„ Wil
lard Hotel
Lecture— Miss Janet Richards.
11 a. m„ Willard Hotel.
Luncheon—Aero Club of Wash
ington, 12:30 p. m., Willard
Hotel. P
Luncheon—Special gifts unit
Community Chest, 1 p. m., Wil
lard Hotel.
Supper Meeting—Dinner com
mittee. Alfalfa Club. 5:30 p. m„
Willard Hotel.
Dinner Meeting — Council of
the Rotary Club, 6 p. m„ Wil
lard Hotel.
Ball—Bachelors Cotillion, May
flower Hotel.
Supper Dance—Chi Sigma So
rority. Mayflower Hotel.
Meeting — Women’s Interna
tional League for Peace and
Freedom, 3 p. m., 1811 I St.N.W.
MONDAY—JANUARY 11—1932
AMBULANCE HAS
POLICE RADIO
With radios installed in its
ambulances constantly tuned in
on the police broadcasting sta
tion, Casualty Hospital’s number
of emergency calls answered has
almost doubled.
Dr. Joseph D. Rogers, presi
dent of the institution, says the
rjidio has proved an invaluable
aid, especially when the ambu
lance is sent out on a false
alarm. In a number of such in
stances, he said, while the am-
I Watch Our
I Windows for
Daily Specials
I Drastic Cut Prices for Monday & Tuesday
I 10c Size I $1.20 Size
Ivory Soap I Scott's Emulsion
5c | 59c
I 55c Size I 85c Size
Frostilia I Kruschen Salts
17c I 44c
I Examples of Liggett’s Everyday Values
h MWXJir SP£CML
FREE—a 25c Eox of ■
REXALL SPECIAL COLD TABLETS ■
VAPTTRF I Cocoanut 051 Shampoo
I I INHALANT FOR COLDS I and a I9c HARD R U RRER COMB
1 1 E*. 1.50 c | S'" 59c
I Special at Our Fountain All This Week
Liggett’s Fruit Salad
Sundae
We Reserve the Right to Limit Quantities
IN 19m\
Preliminary Statement
ACACIA’S 63rd ANNUAL REPORT
December 31, 1931
Insurance in Forcemore than 364 MILLIONS
GAIN in 1931 more than $5,300,000
Total Assetsmore than 44 Vi MILLIONS
GAIN in 1931 more than $5,000,000
Paid to Beneficiaries during 1931....m0re than $1,800,000
Paid to Policyholders during 1931 more than $2,700,000
The progress and growth of Acacia during 1931 enabled this
organization to continue its full force of employees
without changes in its salary program.
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101 Indiana Avenue Washington, D. C.
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the mishap is broadcast.
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City and Suburban homes for sale
. . . all sections ... all prices . . .
ire advertised tor sale in today'a Claa
ilfied Section.
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