Evening Star Newspaper, December 9, 1925, Page 37

. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ¢, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1925. - ; 3t e i = e - S | e e % . § g jion a | xclude the Bible fre hy bli “ 2 GOll i Tariny. joss; GRISE Ot SIAML. Tor (he | and Eakey B 3ne admi d taking*15 HOOVER DENIES LOANS 1‘n'..(‘.»:;;.-ap.\lmf,l\::l,:::Pm'u‘{;\:r‘:‘\‘:E‘COURT RULING :FAVORS ‘ff\f'.n'n':’.!}:.m.n'.?ng.f g g.‘i‘("hz:{‘x“ol’el;m"fiu-n,e'lh:a’"nll‘t‘»la:g:wl;u s |DECLARE “CITS” TEMPT A (ArI(:u."ld':n‘ml 'sr::.‘:: rre A e e 4 ose to block So R -ase | specifically refus ny, to issue an order rec e | i TO BRAZILIANS BLOCKED | American borrowin PUBLIC SCHQOL BIBLE | The decision was made in the case | SPReictly RERSIC (0 00 Mowed that | SOLDIERS TO CRIMES | iiicis 'V 'wear ‘unitorms when. off | LT Ll | His statement was made fn connec - e ding ooy i | the question had been raised and that | R {duty. Col. Ross announced that he e R = 2 : i t | making half soles for shoes. | tion with reporgs SaoiPanle! one | ol e St it had specifically been passed on by 3 { would refer the matter to the War | e Savs Only Funds for Sustaining of the I 10 succeeded | Colorado Law Permits Reading | . st the district achool |} MG L ten when they wrote the|Qmaha Police Ask Col. Ross toy| yit.t i ry i 1 in putti hrough with o | 2 | constitutional provision which forl We: : — EOEIiHE i ke W Without Teachers' Comment, |, The court sustained o demurrer ot copatitutionaliprovision whicy £ Make Men Wear Uniforms o o | iSfup Envginq E\T_ T Were Di ere e 0 objec. i e the hoard to a complaint by Vollmar, | ¢ q t forbid the readi When Off Duty. i lodt & | B 3 5TE 1 ere Disapproved. { lm[n»h bjec Judge Holds in Test Case. o eaerd \ but does not for reading of '{‘?!rk»"\'llfighiefl‘-‘lvlvq\-.\ 3 M =h the American Government | Haoov . 8o, Press. | from requiring the Bible to be read 1 By the Associated Press & : i o x 1z by New Paulo - zilian s 5 LEY, Ci December 9. | in the schools. | | OMAHA, Nebr., Decemb y > of the request | u e a l maoney e : neces School authorities| Judge Smith declared that he had | The nine decks of the steamship | 5 v of three sol-| H hankers of I o Rrazilia 2 Al | leging that soldiers in civ Byt ; 7N | e for public improvements. The | in Colorade to have passages from |consulted the minutes of the Si te | Majestic, the world's largest vessel, |! £ink ! : e | diers at Omaha - police <aid | M) ) i - ¢ or the purpose of sustaining ' {"pited States has never stood in the |[the Bible read “without comment’” as | constitutional convention and had!have a total area of seven and a half ' are tempted to step aside 1 AW, | Winston I, Duke, 18, and Glenn Har- | Burer-Lurg H'l{‘ H!!Sh‘ eoffee valovization schemes, Secretaryway of such enterprises.” a part of the regular school exercises found that “having the opportunity acres Omaha police officials yesterday asked rington, 23, confessed to rolheries, Rl st B 4 A bl e O e — Coffee Valorization Schemes We Will Cash Your Christmas Savings Checks and Give You a Nice Little i -Christmas Gift Whether You Make a Purchase Or Not TWO BIG STORES 8th and E Sts. NW. Southeast Store Will Stay Open Until 9 o’Clock Saturday Night. Northwest Store Will Cl t 6 FYYVYYVYYYYYVVVYVVYVVYVYVVYY We told you in last Friday’s Advertisement Car loads of toys and furniture arrived at feast four weeks too late. For this reason we have decided to offer this merchandise at these ape . . . . . . * » tremendous sacrifice prices. We do not wish to carry it over in our inventory. ‘‘Our Loss is Your Gain. 74N o, & GREATEST VALUE IN ,‘ < 4’ | 1 WASHINGTON! BABY DOLL CARRIAGES In All Colors Cut from $12.50 to $8.50 Stands 28 inches high, is 24 inches long, A limited number of the high A profusion of floorand 1 . 11 inches wide and srade Cogswell Chatra, covered in g rgest alz o R s > : the best materials. frames nicely My rarknal slne. pret Lrifee lauge. Tinsen Beautitut table ‘Jamps, Dre has 9-inch rubber turned and well finished. Spring 1 w $7.95 i mahogany Priscilla ses ¢ Hézany fini S ahades A =0 with copperdined hu Cr sils fordina ntaciisnac ¥ tired wheels. constfuction of the highest type . o - extra large sz @7 5() Eop cut T SROME e e ... PLEDD TaSCE ey areansed: Ot $33.50 ot o 100 0 Ives mechanical trains, including coal car and coach. extra hizg value Liberty Coaster Wagons vallbearing with heavs rube Prettily finished Martha New stvle Jibrary table ber-tire wheels; aiza of hod: Washington sewing 18x60-inch; prettily s Spinet 50 16x35 inches. Re. Large fiber rockers, rabinets. Cut from = polished. Cut from des ut from g ; $4.95 - o Tem v 1o, 3975 N $12.75 $14.00 3 4 $22.5 duced from $7.50 to $22.50 to - 100-piece dinner sets. @1 6 ()) Child’s tot bike. h teel L | i e e : e. has steel ! 5 30place sets Cut frame and rubber-tire disc { x s $9.85 heels d bell. S e 3375 1 9200 Folding Card Tables, regulation wize, covered in leatheretta Chalr rocker and bench in the latest Hugenot finish. Every plece strongly con- et aHIen DAl nice: structed. Cut from $19.50 to 513' =1 Iy finished and has safety strap. * $1.59 | $90.00 Rugs. ...$67.50 $50.00 Rugs....$33.75 |$30.00 Rugs. ...$19.00 G - $75.00 Rugs .$57.50 $45.00 Rugs....$25.50 $25.00 Rugs .$16.50 | $65.00 Rugs A .. $11.78 s maengee A Big Factory Purchase--- Soecial o $10.95 27 Living Room Suites All Alike--- - pecia : Christmas Credit Term New Method gas range, the lat- S sst improved; needs no in. troduction. € $22.50 to .. Novelty gaieleg table, nicely pol- . fShed. Cut from $18.00 Q11 85 Handeome polychrome frame h tole= * wall mirrors; mitered Q5 @5 as 051 » ~ glase, Cut from $8.30 1o DIe0e Will deliver any article. $2.00 Cash Will deliver any two Articles. $3.00 Cash : - Will deliver any three ar- ) 3 7 ticles, etc. Ba'ance payable next yvear on easy weekly New Method gas range, with side Mama Cring Dalls, stand 24 B : baking oven: has all latest im. incnes high. bave unareakat b or monthly terms. provements . White enamel Walnut end table, Tep i are nleely. 99:- : : . : insher.” Cut from 480 SAA () inche, netgnt_ o4 inches. G5 33 to Cut from $7.50 to