Evening Star Newspaper, August 9, 1925, Page 24

24 THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. (C, AUGUST 9, 1925—PART 1. | _— ‘lnl: the liquidation, and that blocks ‘!g«m feature the women's program. | {undecided @eito the publication of the MABMII-I-AN RADIU ! I Died on Witness Stand \SIUGK SA[ES IRK of the most ‘\h:’xxr‘:::f;“l:u:‘-‘_u:x;:al\a::::n‘KALI.IPOLIS GROTTO The events for men range from ath| FRENCH VIEW RIFF eace ¢ decided upon at Madrid. | R S | fortune, literally. have been slaugh. | TO PICNIC TUESDAY ,erchants of W in have do s a e kness any fur. tered in the general scramble which | nated scores ol I y Bourse circles has become known i S ethr | “picking the bones of Hugn‘sunnel«.kl g i o e X i “The banks finally got Stinnes, but | g0 : 2 : il y « U = o ot until he was dead, a friend of the | Scores of Prizes Offered for Con- PORRL. o 2 I ‘1. Abd-el-Krim Revorted Getting Ir- ate 1 I te observed s he recalled & ANAET G e rers o Wil i<hi the running fight Stinnes carried on tests at Marshall Hall on contest Iishleia T TR, His : ’ : .| with the banking institutions during el Guting. e ol DA WL ive & o0 Followers. Bellevue Station Establishes; * Banks Declared to Have Dis- &35, 0\, oDV il Snoota e | o o Sarshatt Hall the handmaids of indy He wor PR e 1) Rembere st il St Two-Way Communication ; posed of Holdings Below | not accept the more familiar view thai | Seiersl thowsand o finance d_take preference over | families and 4 3 i friends, will go to Marshall Hall Tues With Etah Party. Market Price. mhers of (he bank oup con-| day on’ the annval family ovting aud | ducting the Siinnes’ liquidation cate- | picnic of the o 7 ephen | ¢ { deny” any differences exiat | H. Talkes, ck en themselves and the tinnes | commitiee in ch: of the ex. been established between the MacMil- | . 4 7 x 2 er the A ler program S mra s e ; Tess, mammer in which o sronp of| Y. HOLDS LOVE FEAST | ment. athietic ‘even the Navy radio station at | 4 pasks s disnosing .]-r the = < n rrenu l“'wl: Akibacn arcin > : | S amily’s choicest industria « start with the arriva t of Columbia. familyis, o Dl xench o (BOR.POEESIAND o LS o e Sl e : : at the | been sold 51 ably less th principal nts will be held imme. t » b exerc 2 that the | I i It is stated dence of the Associated Tr | dlately following the arrival of the ) South . followers for fa their AW, July 17.-A two in- | evening boat the most famous diamond 29 h lines. One c Stinne zation will | ternational love feast under the au There are numerous events for wom vered in a river by » d for alleged tir y ruptey court | spices of the Young Men's Christian | en and children as well as men. Needle It parently re the expedition | { the liquic n recently wa at_Su- | threading, nail driving and beauty con. | fz : French and Spar receives ¥ ial for 5 | When the Stinnes concern recentl u attended by 7 3 instruments. | ____ AYLETT T. HOLTZMAN. ;(nnnd itself unable to cover a hea a an equal number from Czecho- the an- | {line of short-term credits the family |slovakia. A number of Americans are | council consented to give a group of |\ere present. National flags were reported PLAN FUNERAL RITES bar includir ® esell- | e nged, after which a group of | FOR A. T. HOLTZMA the Deut k and the! Polish boys crossed over into Czecho- N | Darmstaedetr Bauk, the | slovakia and for four duys were guests | power of attorney. which it was pre-|at Camp Orava sumed would ke exercised Fred W. 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