Evening Star Newspaper, September 10, 1925, Page 26

THE EVENING TAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 10. 1925 = = ¥ sessssstttrsssrstes clrcumstances of the breaking up of | the nations of the world. been ignored | Prince Yoshimo followed his example. | tery's a fine fellow. Only a few of | DRAINAGE PLAN SIGNED. | tract for this undertaking, which had $ the conference point clearly to dis-|by them, in the face of recent dis-| They left the room together, undis: |us will ever know how much our * | been signed by the preceding govern b T}IE WRATH O COME lovalty on the pari of {wo of the |coveries.” You, Prince Yoshimo, have | maved. with little apparent loss of | country owes to him for his work Si s { ment. The enterprise cails for the Bk I subscribing nations.” lost that superiority of naval forces | dignity. Lord Yeovil accepted a cigar- | during the last two year Greece Makes Contract for Recla- | reclamation of lakes and swamps I Prince Lutrecht made one effort. |by means of which you intended to in- | ette and Iit it thoughtfully. “Not only ydur country, but the gene " the Saloniki Plain and the regu “Distoyalty, sir?" ed. haif. | flict disaster upon our fleet and coasts, | | “Quser. brains, some of these peo- | world.” Lord Yeovil acquiesced. - | mation of Saloniki Plain. |of the Vardar River. It is One of the Best Mystory 8 g & turning on his way door |and to impose your will upon our|ple.” he observed. brings equal disaster to victor and { Yo pender 200 mpunce antics of Rver Writtenry Stories gy E. Phillips Oppenheim. }| t to have to use that word, | people. If your fleet sails it will be | The Secretary smiled. vanquished ‘ September 10| for cultivation B e T | prince.” the Secretary observed, grave. | met by the American fleet in its en-| “What about a cocktail and some| “A relic of the Middie Ages,” the | ireek SRt W Tisle. - .. Iy 1 shall offer no explanation at tirety, and I imagine that, under the | luncheon?” he suggested. ‘“The chief | American stateman de “in | ation Co. ¢ * 8000000000000 0000000000000000000bseseeeeseel | s time. If vou require one, read presest conditions, the advantage in | would like to see you.' | which the victors sometimes derived | nd rec : . .. s o - "y T - | the pwe: of ton and tomorrow | would rest slightly with us. Lord Yoewil glanced at his watch. |an illusionary benefit from the simple # was for —{(Continued from Yesterday's Star) | United States S6 Asaunion I sueh > | mucnine. Fou ¥ bad | hemes vou produced for disor-i “I am taking a day off,” he an- faet that international commerce con- | mally concluded yesterds e § i Hatiai b et Mg b JL 2 < is the | the mentality of our coun-|nounced. “And, by the by, I shall| rely of a primitive attempt{ The government revised the con _ Slattery spent a wonderful hour in other construction (o be placec left Secre- | been discovered and dealt | have to hurry. My daughter is being | and the complication of ex L Do of an diolsl vullding. upen the siusfion ited until th s closed zens of this country | married to Grant Slattery at 1 o'clock s 'was unknown.” LA = = == E talking - through a pr wire 0| 1or4 Yeovil rose once more to his no course. gentle- | izens of repute—are jand we have a little family par vet,” Lord Yeovil si = < = {flmfi, ,(”m‘f”" nl\} N;“_l\(;xk» 4 tll he ‘ teet. He looked around the table| ontinuad, ainful though | hundred more are | afterward at the embassy. Your wife ill always be wars. lined e British em . Where | herore he spoke with the air of one than to declare that this | ision. The points | will have received a note by now. I | e all_off D ‘3“:“‘({‘\\%” desires to impress on his mind me automat | ew York to San!hope we may have the pleasure of s FIME T0 GET a the memory of a scene destined to be- further u -| Francisco which it was thelr duty | seeing you both one of the 1\ % = P ved at amongst the |t s been gus vill | “I i re that you may| To prevent sale of pass-out checks 3 lcome historical. He spoke slow ived at amongst the | to attack have been guarded and w am quite sure that ) | I} pass- el w watching th with unflurried tone. upon principles which | ha Now, gentlemen, you|count upon us, the other replied |proprietors of moving picture thea B’USY ITH YOUR and the fireflie Secret and gentlemen,” b heen deserted by the ! have wrd what I have to say. Are ! heartily. “Let me offer you at once, | ters in the Philippines now use a| e meadow at the bottom of the ‘I address you once more in re the two seceding { vou o with your abor-| however, my best wishes for your |rubber stamp in marking the hand of | = 2 by | ply chiefly to the remarks of my dis- | D States of Ameriea | tive ? 1t so, you can have|daughter's happiness. ~Grant Slat- | the patron as he leaves | !\;vur \utl):m \\T' \n‘lr:n\m < A tinguished friend, Prince Lutrecht. 1 must in fufure guard their own free- | vour papers within half an hou i T T P ] her. “*He said just e not only as the repre- | dom.” Amazing man of an amazing race, | L ¥ after tomorrow will come the the | T vustling of papers. | prines Yoshimo bowed XGREAT ENGI lsH BEAUI i SECRET | pv'r‘ { bombshell. ~ Hodson has done splen chosen | & and then every or e Pt e tsundes- | | e el & . & didly, ‘toc x:; went on. | in’ rotation for polGinE once. The limitation A atan. o1 “HOWARD,S BUTTERM]LK CREAM,,‘ e You'll start vour Autumn “furbish raided 30 or 40 mansions in > b At on 4 vence ended | Rink, unasr - . ’ R P 2 St. Louis, and even Philad g, enl i s had done—in e, X URAK, i dps, the: ot ing up” with REILLY PAINTS, A e tions imposed by this co: ence. 1 ; 4 <. 1 can anticipate my Im-| is il ) i i iR Simcovared . documents which ¥l to announce (¢ you that 1 am onfusion and master's decision. 1 desire to | : : vou believe “well begun is half done o g s They are tr¥ing | in possession of absolute proof of the £ A withdraw the documents I had the | Druggists told not to take any one’s s~ vt D e T i it cwwilll e 11l falth of the e : nation s o very fateful and won. | oo to present to the Government | money unless this delightful new | SO0l <ich paintoroducts e It seems an amazing t she | Bave Lo e ) "ied informa~ | State an hour or so later, and attend Prince Lutrecht added | a decided improvement. 3 found to be uni 1ly dependable ever { ured. ‘ L e SN IEIAE [ eaimn s onn " eow). F > Yoshime R — | 9 2o into our stoc and for such ik > making history at express o e tory and Prince Lutrechi. They ‘met in | Big Demand eoples Drug | e . 50 g : = 3 b 'holxi'elvned.”"f] wonder e the Secretary's ofiicial “room in the e Cfoh edrnitiy Stores, S, s Co., The | # paints, oils, varnishes, stains, wall JV er we couldn't walk down and s e White Hou No one shook hands 4 RAna Y bt ol | : those really are fireflies.” g b s no civilities of any sort were offered. | It seems 1o be the hard fate of Ger tints and enamels. Our She rose to eet, took his arm Japan’s B Eacimiary st dos A to be continually strl ) 5 o e e o e e The Se himself locked th " to ba alvays suspected of | Buttermilk Cream creates beauty | . f s r 2 Yulensk and built and | 9 ¥ offer the est pledges | almost like ma Th - 1 through the ornamental tens, 10 har leask and built and | “0G Gl pe ity. 1 offer the fullest pledg ost like mag he most won the little wood beyond. After which|armed withoui e cognizance of this | GentIem " peicerul intentions. On behalf | derful thing about it is tho fact that | rices re Specially Low they talked no more of politics. CHAPTER XXIV On the Wednesday mior day but one after the openi ference, the members assembled at| the same time with one notable a! ‘ d ous z Gentlemen,” announce that spresentative of Japan, has sent me notice on behalf of his gov ernment that he desires to withdraw from this conference. [ have to Yoshimo. the There was a little murmur of ex citement. Prince Lutrecht rose to his feet bw Mr. Secretary and gentlemen.” he am not in any way an| apologist for the action taken by nfrere on the i gation of vernme o other hand, I must point out to you that the charges brought by Lord Yeovil against the honor of a g n and before vou al 2 to provoke most in- reprisals. 1 1at they were made. agenda deals, I wval and een Rus- see to the If it t I offer d shall follow t fries the Japanese a artici- Prince Lord Yeovil gl retary of State rose once more. think 1 Yeovil h. Prince Lutr 1 with what resumed his seat ed toward the > latter nodded DENTISTRY CAN AFFORD AY AT PRI YOU TO P advice and price w9, The Old Reliable DR. MOTLEY 927 G St. N.W. Telephone Main 5547 AS EBONITE “Stings™ 10 a Sk, Solt Wl'nds Around the Gears MR. 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