Evening Star Newspaper, October 20, 1925, Page 21

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C., TUESDAY, OCTOBER 20. 1925. 21 SB[]PES’ EUUNSEI_ |Wines Prove Lure |ONCE UPON A TIME Jack and the Beanstalk. IV BY W. J. ENRIGHT | To Make Bordeaux | : i . " ) I ; FLESSTATENEN] _omention 0 City | Neal Alleges Three Errors by | Judge at Dayton—Hearing Set for Saturday. wociated action than eims or the came to choosing a place for XU vear's meeting. was spirited battle while it I, and the champions of the i s grew lirical of the vintuges By the Associated Prese 7 Bordeaux and KNOXVILI Jndge John in_the bidding n of Rhea County < Toulonse chimed in with its sweet d in overruling the nied flowers. and Tours and i . N ned for a new trial an. modestly recounted the 1E TALL WOMAN EXPRESSED SURPRISE THAT ioven Tennirie Jach askeo To ar vanew iy usr @Au WAS HALF DEAD WiTH FEAR BuT ATTHE of John 1 pes, conticted jof ‘vio- | \chatms gfithe, products (ot ielr JACKTSHOULD COME Te HER HeuSE FoR, SHE SAID| | #oR TAE Mcwt -TE Goop womAN waS AT LAST ND OF THE CORRIDOR A STAIRCASE LED lating the T see ianti-evolution IT WAS WELL KNowN HiR HUSBAND WAS A PERSVADED AND THEY PASSED THAOULH ALowC uP To A LARGE, WARM KITCHEN, AND THERE :‘v' rx::A:vg']:;;:‘f|:1ri’,:‘:,,l.',r-il"i:‘;x‘m enve PowERFUL GIANT. HE NSVER ATE ANYTHING BuT COMRIDOR ON ONE SIDE OF WHICH WAS A CRATING HE Soot BEGAN To FEEL COMFORTABLE ANDAT HUMAY FLESH AND WOULD EAT JACK IF HE IFOUND OF THE PRISON WHERE PeoR VICTIMS GF THE HOME. SUBDENLY THERE WAS A LOUD . Toniime 1o e sesemment of eroe GCHICAGO CIVIC OPERA | i TAERE. .| Leant wene weprgmecie Newpaper Syndicae] | KoK AT THE DOOR. filed in the Supreme Court here . : ; RECOGNIZES NATIVES .. sel for the plaintiff in error 3 The assignment of error also charged - violation of the Cc ' American Singers Among New | Nort see and of the Unit | he terday by John Randolph Neal, coun the passage of the anti-evol early ourt erred X Talent in Company Open- 0 Dl e p ing o of bar ¢ the company. o DT mother American — : 1 long Italian training H/HE GIANT'S wiFE MURAIED T6 PuT JACK INTO A 818 EMPTY KETTLE. SHE THEN PUT THE COVER ON,AND WENT TOLET HER HUSBAND IN. JACK HEARD HMiM SAY, IN AVOICE LIKE THUNOER,"WIFE, I SMELL FRESHMEAT. won by a ma- De Pinedo on Return. HONGEKC October 20 (). — to | Comdy ancesco de Pinedo, the SNARE IN HUNTING LAWS. | did days of sport on the Susquehanna | ]l Compte, ‘.‘;‘l,u’v gmme warden. A \\'n’:r!'-n Lo Compte sald: ‘Lr hunt- o e & roir MhEtIA e St ocal law of Harford County does not | ers do not. remember this they ar —_— - fats Sile year shmild Broeh BTN ERe it Bt i s up a | liable to arrest and fine for gettinz on | the laws governing the shooting of | gro gy fia catunis Ratarait Duck | the fowl or they may incur penalties | while o83 the river, in Cecil ( 1 them to prevent their of { Ttalian f who recently flew from of $100 or move. ty, hunters can go out the nizht heing spoiled by such an ex- o, arrived here today This is a bit of advice of E. Lee | fore. erience.” . Special Dispatch to The iar BALTIMORE, October hunters who are contemplating splen- a Philadelphia n his career in ouiated Prese TAGO, October = wide oppo with the 7 ENGINEERS TO MEET. Improvel Methods of Road Con- structicn to Be ® ‘hicago, route fre riisis of the com improve reh Counci i he meetin CEECHES HIT BY BLIGHT. ! 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