Evening Star Newspaper, July 2, 1925, Page 20

2 BANDITS SLAIN IN BANK HOLDUP Two Others Wounded Battle on Streets of Tacoma, Wash. Barnyard “Biddy” in Like Decoration The egret, the bird of paradise, th: red, yellow, green and blue parrot and the hundreds of other brilliantl i(ulul?d world cannot contribute a bit mor |beauty to milady’s bonnet than th barnyard hen, duck, goose, pigeon ol {pheasant, once they have pas ~Two Jeilled ‘aq t of here late atiempted rob. ank That Lewton, sson which K. f textiles of th |hibit_now being arranged, jadorned jungle birds be pl his purpose om Dr on has ob (th]hulflol ol pout $20,00 tained the Biological red-thro herron, < “,. nguin using art | has obtained their prom ollection to the mouflaging fe has made vanc 5 the past fe that the differente between FOLDEVRVS AID TR;\VrELERS [ Suggestions for Trips Made Booklets at Library. have not vet decided me bird without inj ure can be distin an_expert The exhibit will be installed in th i v to th who issued by gn rallway s and by touri tours in this well illus are v covered ation com- ¢ given among that makes its prompt return Think of it in that aspec and branches on copies of The response already made we can have a full 100% it will deavor to make our delivery as st bottles back as soon as they are tional h of which con 1f by chance you find a g good maps of t ity. us Lincoln 1811—and we’ll send for them i iy venient to you. MADE TRIPOLI GOVERNOR. Gen. Debono, Former High Chief of Fascist Army, Honored. Debono e Fascist w had been in- vear of the | __ Matteotti.) tec volved in the mu Socialist deputy, Becomes Swanky Bird of Paradise National Museum Scientist Tells in Exhibit the Story of Transforming Waddling Duck Into Egret- aristocrats of the feathered d through. ‘the dye-vats of the chemist. 1 L. | National Museum, is trying to teach |the American public by a special ex. in which s [the feathers of the most brilliantly d arm fowls, worth of feath ated by the He Declares. rnment e Biological Survey - llection Valued A more than| President Coolidge, in a reply to the 1 nted out that the |recent communication from Peru stat- o of a . :ia$"x”T'|“|E{‘ are m to participate fully in about | worth more than ne_larger S i how- | part of the material consists of whole a plebiscite, asserted birds, plumes of ihe bird of paradise |that his ruling of Apfil 8 “leaves poonbill, wood ibis, ring. - voting must be safegu: whistling swan, gull. Mallard| The ruling of April 9 was made in . pied-billed grebe, | fesponse to a rquest from Peru for rebe, Holboell grebe, 1 loon, uropeun | e indshield from jand Ja her The collection 4 e aa nnnmi“""“!"~ dved feathers and partly fin.|the provinces be supplanted dur tha Grmed. citizens |ished millinery trimmings ‘made from | the plebiscite, preferably by American boint where his dead|bird plumage under the ban of the The President held that his law, o ard in the arbitration set et Shesatt Lawton has just returned from onditions and_ stip " of his |@ visit to the leading manufacturers point raised In the tained from the barnyard fowls and of e plume and one plucked from rished only by Bottles Are Precious any considerable number out of service strains efficiency It isn't so much the intrinsic value of the bottle—though that is by no means to be ignored—but the service it renders the hearty co-operation of every patron of Simpson’s Milk. With a Bit of Dye ’ for Women’s Hais. e N v southwest gallery of the Arts and In- dustries Building. It will be in charge of Miss A. M. Doyle, aide in the de- partment of ovganic chemistry. The musenm already has a collection of some of the better known decorative bird feathers, which forms one of the most attractive displays in the building. o N h :COOLI[;GE‘ HOLD;PERU’S RIGHTS ARE SAFEGUARDED Ruling on Tacna-Arica Plebiscite “Leaves Nothing to Be Said,” - t 0 »|nothing to be said” with respect to s d insist m of the s in the ing every te. With Cuticura Soap Dust With CuticuraTalcum| Delicately Mcdicated ©f Pleasing Fragrance e e o a matter of deep concern. t—and we know we shall have is g acknowledged—and if be_wonderfully heipful in our en- iperior as is our product. Bring the emptied—thar's the big thing. quantity about the house—phone at any time con- Milk Phones Lincoln 1811-1812 | SOUTHERN SERVES the prosperity of the railroad. and ship via the Southern. Every one of us in the Sou for the Southern. Getting business for the Southern i Every employee of the Southern | Railway System isa traffic solicitor. The 60,000 men and women in the Southern organization realize that | their own prosperity depends on That is why yoyr friend or neigh- | bor,who earns his livelihood in this ; railroad service, asks you to travel organization has a personal interest i in giving efficient and courteous | service—the kind of service that I will make friends and get business S OUTHERN RAILWAY | THE SOUTH THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, GOVERNORS TO VISIT | KING GREETS COOLIDGE i GREAT POTATO AREA | e Exchaned o pesin o Swedish Radio Station. Me es between Pruldvm. Cool idge and the King Sweden we exchanged ltard‘y on the Dccl‘lon of the opening of .the Swedish govern- ment wireless station at Grimeton. The King expressed “the conviction that this new connection will greatly strengthen the cultural and commer- cial relationship” between Sweden and the United States, and President Cool- Idge's reply sald he waa confident it would “advance still further the com- munity of interest which has so long existed between the two nations." —_— Some kinds of woods, such «.s chest- nut, butternut, tamarack and spruce, Begin Tour of Maine and Border Points—Will See Site of Pro- posed Power Plant. By the Assoclated Press. FORT KENT, Me. ernors’ (On Board Special Train), July 2.— State executives who set out yesterday to tour Maine after the seventeenth annual governors’ conference, closed Tuesday night at Poland Springs, to- day journey ntry, through Aroostook the great potato-producing H:"vf (\” "‘dLngl:!;\Hd o8 ‘hgr Yy |are not good woods for firepiaces be- rthest north objective of ~ thelr | <2488 they throw off so many sparks. pilerimage. The party left Bangor last night by specfal train .on Bangor and Aroostook raflroad. the After traveling to the “tip of Maine" and down the bank of the St. John River to Van Buren, the governors and thefr wrty planneg to motor to n ‘side, where they will view the site of a_proposed power development plant which is now being studied by the international joint rways commission. ce they will return to Fort F urfif\ld Caribou, and New Sweden. PRl i Don’'t wait until the last minute and then try to get a letter of credit on heaven by giving a few dollars to some_chui For Business Men's Outings Charter a Bus It’s a means of group transportation rapldly gaining in favor. A glorious drink for the glorious Fourth KEEP this famous old ginger ale in mind when you are planning your Fourth of July holiday. Whether you stay at home and brave the city’s heat, or take a little trip to green-clad woods or seashore’s sands, you’ll welcome a cool, sparkling bottle of “Canada Dry.” It lifts you up! 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