Evening Star Newspaper, March 13, 1922, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINMON, D. c, MONDAY, MARCH 15, 1922, R %) [FURTHER HONORS GIVEN | HOPE FOR WORLD PEACE. |12 *, -,h:-";:,:'.,:;:“,:'",:;,:: FIRE IN BANK BUILDING. a ¢ the world are Im TO MME. B. J. BIMONT |aa#israi Benson Bees Best Prospect | 13528 of Ber;"r"‘: :Amphrlllvdp?},w:lfin |Pive Hundréd Dollars’ Damage in e 5 rt nu of the erican mercha in Just Commercial Relations. "'m'n: the ,,(.m,,, as'a .:fiondfi,,“!‘emind Commercial and Savings. French Instructress at Western| Best hope of the United States for|line of naval defense and as the chie S 4o |maintaining world peace lies in con- f;""mr“,‘;‘;‘;,{'m“‘:{' O el l gh Awarded Le Medaille dununaucnmmfirciu relations with ng_wais held in Gaston|and Savings Bank building, 738 12th 1a Reconnaissance Francaise.. |gompetitive nations on a fair and just Hall at ufln;.t__ sireet. about ¢ giclock this moralng. Ambassador Jusserand of ¥ranes|oommissiondr of: the Shipping Board, = has forwarded to Mme. B. J. Bimont, |said {n an uddress yesterday to, the| = U. 8. IN LIQUOR PROTEST. |0 “eXamination o ofl: lou:he huflfli:el Fire was discovered in the base- ment of the Terminal Commercial i ;gf:;“sfl;:'o'l who aisesdy 18 - e | O arine: that Amrice amt “gtyl.| BERLIN, March 11.—Complaint has fafled to disclose the origin / i red he “Nedailic | ise international contact for world vernment R Grilch wanchied Lie first Noor and A STORE NEAR i1l |de 1a Reconnaissance Francaise, in[peace” "Admiral said this|by the Depart. e 1] | tribute of her services during the|must be done “I rying con- t any —_— > B} worta war. du Flogging and hanging were com- ! OUR HOME Mme. Bimot served in various ¢a-|&Ive the other fallow a fair chance.” a mon forms of punishment in the Brit- parime. Blmot served in varous oo | “The admiral sald, however. that the | ment roports that in mumerous cases ish navy up tll the eighteenth’ cen- In 1914 until its close. 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