Evening Star Newspaper, November 19, 1924, Page 5

THE. EVENING STAR WASHINGTON, D. C., \VEDN;ES;T)A\Y. XO"F;MfiER’ 19, 1928 ‘ BIV". w AR I.UUMS !chu 2(1;:21:1::(13 SRR 1:; ’Tradmg With the Far East. . SRR . B}; j.. zx:::il;r:f:‘lum MAL\&;{E} :::Es:!sETVISED i IN VIADUCT FIGHT f A SCRAMBLE OF ENTERPRISING £2URDPEAN MERCHANTS TO TRADE WITH THE TAeas. PERILOUS . PREQUENTLY THE SHIPS OF | WBALTHY CITIES HE HAD FOUND. TWO RIVAL IVALIAN CITIES,VENICE AND GENOA, THE TRADERS WERE WRECKED IN CAPTURSD WOPLL 0 S P ! T siiiG A PACSTYABLETRADE WITH UL FAR EARY. e | [YERRIBLE S e o Not Satisfied With Amnesty Voted! ! THEIR SHIPS SALED EASTWARD JADEN WITH WOOCL,IRON AND HIDES AND TAINS. 5 SOMETIMES, TO LIGHTEN THEIR SHIP | . [T EINEN YO : RETURNED WITH CARGOES OF SPICES, SILKS, PORCILAING, IVORY AND GOLD. N, 700, N’ m" THRN DECAME NECESSARY FOR Him by French Senate, It Sheriff Fears Disaster if! t. EUROPE THE TRADERS OF GENOA SENT THE: w7 s SISl e 1Is Declared. | 7 GOOD3 BY SHIP J0 A POINT ON THG | |7/ 4 “ S o 5 ” 7 { Y T Ranchers Are Ousted After | | 5 tie Associated Prea : J it | PARIS, Noven Diverting Water. | R 1 I clared, | Many senators who convieted {former minister declare that they ‘heen presented with such racter during the fornér Presder Calif., November Letween two types of sistance incident to ghe uth of here of the Los Angeles viaduct threatens to plunge into efvil war, geles' | THEIR WARRS 8Y SEA TO. i % 2 y 3 4 = ; of water v into ALEXANDRIA EGYPT, WHGRE ) i > ~— - | 7he principal ¥ last Sunday, x THRY WERE HAUWLED ACROSS Vi) e R 2 > t' . Mulvy were that b ) Owens V. THE TISTHMUS OF: SUEZ TO i Gl 4 = e 2 - < narchist, Sebastian re, ted quietly arme WATTING SHIPS AND TAKEN 7 W < i : i = =7 7 s | gave money to Miguel Almereyd then. Angeles | THE REBST OF THE WAY BY /7 Y S 7 ditor of the notorious defestist new Y 8 - . ” paper. Bonnet R A WATER, > . Eebirde ceording to the authorities, in no mood to give | Copyright, 1924, by The NcClure Newspoper Syndicale. a settlement of the sainst the city which they - < EDUCATION URGED | ™ re ovowee | pA QWA PLEASES. | " 5= o<~ TROTSKY BREAKS ounded below the opened Plunge Over Cliff Discovered When Pershing Says War Forces Numberli % 1005 ) : hord convinced that Body Comes Up. ! Above Expectation. 5 A U e ) BV, I.EA[]ERI S v N HER FAREWELL | v e oo PLEDGE, IS CHARGE P=- Ave. J. Kavran ess Hesslan, groe {his honor st nizht e Lotus | were d |Club sald that when he : ofticers | | {of his saft 2 Y017 | : ,;‘_::1‘,|,’.:§$304.000 Spent in Year for| Bt T S Excellent Program Given by [l i no e thes " | Censured by Colleagues for| Work—Study of Confed- 1'% ;. 4" wonri Famous Dancer and | mhe s aevepes aweasa v “Misrepresenting” Lenin’s ~ eracy Is Boosted. Sanown ot T¢ vt "o o Ballet Corps. fatvas force, e ommuniseiReIntions: KWELL. FOLKS'-- Tears Stirvimg Disaster. Rour. At . i | s Paslowa gave Washingtontans | faciiniie. of e whieh o The reason we h o 1 e November te paradoxical pleasure of seelng her |commemorates of thie| ilr A s ave gone 1n eur Arms fha reooch. o | h all er ewell [first part of the A, | o rank Harrold, Americus, Ga. | ce in this city (and Paviowa fn s conss | SEE AR s s i TEST CASE DEFEATED it i Sisnie i PRISONER NOT IN COURT | e b or” 2-Pants Suits 1s just this the men on shing was ‘presented with j fste . gain incurred th ental Assocfat the eve of the | BEmR 2 ; Court Holds Applicant to Marry mie t was “Don Q " bas o - principnl features Ty llet was “Dou Quixote,” based | phe i e | october revolution. i Slamlmo g Sl Should Not Be Barred jusE cae an “(y:\l\“n‘»;':u.‘-“\', )lill,llf;:nlvl’“(ls:e Acts on Precedent Set in| t ader Cus: 1ts owner much longer wear— Doet, Cervante wngement into two ucts and | 1899 in Case Involving Charge as Colored. 9 cue Ly Laurent Novikoff, who | oA ags the cen- bCCaUSC Of ,the extra pair Of the thir- mad. . = ading wasculine role ex- | of Seduction. et Aty ety ‘ . vention of the orgunizat 4 ghving Faviewa i ) . . W 1 had been accomplished % 7 i | r ver, and showed | Divi d ; {they term Ry o nd which = . ISPLANNED BY BALL | i aeit it | 1awitoigebit (thaicons Cenlted | e et ent syhan | they say. ally | ideas. of sell each customer less suits— Spntint i Syl bl et unes | B S o S e | S T T et | s R o St s e s ut we feel we are rendering for which we stand s : Pair L comicil Sa . . L6l e L pnasa £ punist cause at the present moment. i : | had been attendance ¢ R i maneunt, our work golywhite, Ties i were unu b s - hearing a report by Leo s et fandiing otk ¥g0 fgat 1 wided In conveying the f | testimony was being heard lust week; | corter Nearing a report by Leo our patrons a greater service. during the receptive % s tia s charm of the - . ning house commissars, members of e e 1t = g 8 by Hilda But- | thut ’ iladelphia 1 resolution Te- w 2 2o . : ; 2 ceful num- |and would rotur ZhE:" Counsie) 5 mmittes e find this spirit o So Y et : danced to:had not received any later Inforua- r and meas: e i s 1 showed the | ey the fundamental id 3 = = b the composer that the case| ) 4% e g 1S ma 1ng us many, many more e -'-H-f;'l\.u \ me of the Communist | amount » w hory Sl o, | P* g i TS whit s : T scheme of the als ndered i 9 (ol 1 frlends— 1 Interesting . first i features of the f has b ra, as conducted . gave the dance sccompaniment. It ems small wonder that London and y New York both gave special praise | Oppesition on Spread. e i e MTersc 2 5 > wint of 1o this, Pavlowa’s most pretentious | novelty. | ot Costumes Georgeous. situation Indics are that tl J 2 e i r ad of the X An ¢ i N b o full | nants t by the zatio n. = and | imd the development - . Church sch S cre. S . t there | will depend in ¥ ted, st i 2 s that could or did | femanibes 368 | & 1 the subject to 6 essays in o _Te determination, s has led stu-|7ne > ? 2 UL e Southern toples | i 5 4 besn.. at LoC J ; | 1y unknowu to them is ub-|tacked in « Judge : - ce | 2 Aoubtedly true,” she reported. Holt searched - and the | ki e e L B : 4 . White rond noin Il fesen e hth g0 ¢ ome ol the 4Z~FPants Duits that the p of the herini's L e VT '-‘ - Home of the Overcoat entation | s only TFaviowa | ite that she | Novikoff aequitted his warrlor dancs menibersiip alre N : Tt the S 06008 et R Wi : wd two Brahms scle i and keepl otlier members of the and many | 3 e n and 3 | ' hamber of | “Your recording s 3 these records the attendance i - 7 i § reports that v cha than pure white children in th b Misso cotton crop this vear is . = 1 during | 1ic schools is expected to be d . 200, ales, worth about $24,000,000. | 3 ki t1 p continued. i ] 7 are to the credit of Miss A i b ‘ West Virginia, | ! i homa, to A sting group dan, Commission | O sre which | s i matters should |3 to the District of Co- than & committee Missouri, 1 to Alabama., ed by the realtors. ryiand, 1 to No X :* “phe unwarrant- |7 to Fouth Cazolins 4 st attacks by Mr. Petty s has 104 ¢ | -r in the develop-| ¢ i<t the mem- X | tssion: { ment of the . . ay | 2 4 D nd a large growth in the Children | A | of the Confederacy were reported by - president general. h e i The conven « mally - i p | { l Th. i 1 i = e W o S T ‘ s Indoors Outdoors | ] = . ’; . feztf“‘ap"“ 'E . ‘i does not wred [ 0. Lowae & Gov. i > ! ants duits and 1n Uregon ity v to £ v board | Walker of Georgia, Gen, Jame A P-4 L with and | Thomas, Dublin, Ga., commande . i tement by chief of the United Confederate Vet ! st 1 O icate that s ¢ill | erans: Mrs. Harrold and Mrs. Char! 5 C 4 nt of @ Bolling, Richmond, Va., among the ergm 9o S o at: = G prineipal speakers. w £ . ; Z 2 : » ‘ parison, will show them the “ignea | MRS. ELIZA McREY;\IOLDS, | P ’ > : . D F Lo U ONG IN CAPITAL, DIES ! ’ - ‘ greatest buy in Washmgton. Of e - , , ‘ : : v course our stock of thousands berewith that \\1.~ informed| arrs, Eliza McReynolds, 76 years, B 3 to make arrange-|g1q for many years a resident of this} ‘E > 1 1 d 1 { Your apartment | oty "Gied at. Emergency Hospital . 5 ot garments 1nclude prices trom }[u\\l‘vvtr. u‘ ap- . Mrs. McReynolds was " 7 - taken to the hospital Friday and = 5 d el | emserwent "in "opération Saturday == .75 to $65—and every price 1 not allow OUT|gpe guffered a sudden relapse early = » f renting their | Yogiaraay morning. Mrs. McReynolds was the wife of i \ ! a wu:mer! & : Robert McReynolds, a_ploneer auto- requesied to please come|,;opilg dealer in Washington. Borm | - \ . to arrange for a |, yreland, Mrs. McReynolds came ire to vacate the 5 13 years old aDartment io) give iz Droper motivel||LC Aisd countiySwhons 18 and was married 52 years ago. She | > SHITELLE ©rrangements | and her husband had resided at No. HEN winter comes seeck | : Money's Worth or Money Back = 1515-1517 Seventeenth street for the - e e (L ttibacs | gy oy of S bl p OVer | "Hesides her husband, she is sur-| i y skies of . ion of the apartment occupied S GaendTe RN the oy \'l\'led“hl)l'“lwo sons, .;{sephhi\‘lcRofln;lds Pt 2 | | ¥ AFY Ur ¥ *|and v lam E. McReynolds, an our 'ornia hu can en; oy c‘m’ R i ory e grandchildrers, =< . hers you J B D KA U FMAN ? ! Funeral sertices will be conducted | kind of recreation, careless of time P i . . st/ SLhomas’ | Eplaeupal s Ohrirch, ot | " and carefree of weather. INC. \ i 1724 Pa. Ave. 2 which Mrs. McReynolds was 2 mem- In North Africa the natives collect|her, Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock. | /: liuge numbers of grasshoppers, which | Rev. Dr. C. Ernest Smith, rector, will | N Stop over at beautiful, historic Salt Lake 1005 Pa. Ave. 3 en’raw, as well as boiled orlofficiate. Interment will be in Glen- | B S A City. See the Mormon Temple, Taber- . Mood (Crmoton | B j nacle, the marvelous organ and Great ; Salt Lake. THE EVENING STAR | The tran o takeis the de luze DICTIONARY COUPON aeR I ° ifed: _— = osc | JosAngeleslim ; AT ALL pages in color. 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