Evening Star Newspaper, December 17, 1925, Page 21

arage the tness of the Inited States, 5:80 Biitloa of Yesterday's Starj | the quadrangle and in a poulth yWho! dire sontitied £0) memp that will attract the attention of | | Roosevelt memorial is highly im- ) proper and ill-advised.' which |\luo~< \\nshll\glnn .u\tl lln world. achievements or the gr former President of the Criticizes Prolect to Placer..f (tu\‘ oEwera e Farrivon (e sl . . . | Ject Memorial With ‘Lincoln but 1 do submit that this kind of « and Washington. atter which he mentioned Ben- one as much as any one in establish- hl;, the republic. He also referred to | Thomas Jefferson, Alexander Hamil- ton and Jame dison as other out- standing characters in American his ry, and dec The proposal to erect a R s been properly honored * emortal iticized in th “iternoon by Ser ‘we may & I do not dlsparage Rovsevelt o1 but I think utilize the spot in ed and 1 sincerely mmission will not " rom the dicuted late Col. ; hope thu the present s request.” fal at that Sl Price Entirely Sahsfnctox) { From the Edinburgh Scotsman onald’s Scottish friend 1g store to get an empty bottle. “How much,” he asked the . “Well.”” said the druggist, “if ant the empty bottle, it will be , but if you have me to put pross n of the + movement | \went into ing in it we won't charge vou | id | bottle.” friend, “Guid enough.” velt wemorial. in the It is to be “put a cork Lot Belligerent Bill Bel llgcrent. Bill was hc g ng cuss- candy he surer: a‘l\l‘:‘isht: fmd that near it e, nolnu'c. 4 \ Isabella: lsabeéla gmk l‘)O 1 ,??. a0 Says s e. lm Fw\iv-lard fn%ss &:p n?y meat.” wiscgir ks e ore Storc- ‘?7 F(Et,. N.W. 1| ll acc mc ur wi d to eon, fora at. the soda foun ap/wm%o 107 l men of our | I Hnmln Franklin as a man who bhad| red that when they | As I have s that (From the 5:30 Edition of Yesterday's Star.) erlmn measure demanded approval S TAX LOBBYT es Delieved 1o re- ietion should be made in the rates. S ready to ask for ot the Federal ievy, in ac with the recommendation < [tary Mellon. Another fight the provisjon to increase from S0 per cent the credit to be allowed | in settlement of the Federal inherit- per cent \\hhh they believed Orgamzed Clubs in Texas| and lowa, Blanton De- clares in Speech. | inheritance taxes equal to the Federal | |levy. i Weddmg Ceremony Six Houn A wedding ceremony near McPher- < six hours for | tended by approxi- ests at the Hefr- h of Moundridge, ative | the other day, says the Topeka Capital The feast which followed required u 0 pound bee, several barrels of 1aBS thas untainous piles P and ca Hame and the bridegroom was Henry sional delegu . Woelk, of Inman. serted, was told if they aid not up- | largest rural wedding in the | port demands of the club, all members | of Kansus, it s belleved. would encounter “dead earnest oppo- |= = for re-ele ’Cutlcura Soap | Bestfor Baby || aid_ he had been informed by | Il Colvin of Fort Worth.| | §50up, Otntrment, T rrahers Sumplen Free o¢ Cutioars u»r‘flx'-i’."fll R, Malden, Mass history | om he identified as a member of the at he (Blanton) was sent | Aunt Jane z Al. B It’s 4 pippin R TN ance tax for amounts paid on similar | 4nd reared a slave in far-off Senegal, | | State " taxes, ‘opponenta holding_ that |\ ill be given a Christian burial from it tended to coerce States to enact | = |Creaky Knees ke fiss Lizzie Heide- | This was the | | | I P [SIKI WILL BE BURIED WITH CHRISTIAN RITES | Widow Denies Request of Friends|lay in an une That Fighter Receive Mos- lem tomorrow. e’ huge bronze body of volver Mon: ing establishn 1 negro funeral parlor in New York's | friends searched “speakeasies” for his slayer. the | icken by two bullets from | pe ¥. today | L3 Ll lived | while his widow and two Senegalese | buried as one, Preparedness. | From the Philadelphia Bulletin Actress—1 want your paper to mer 1| tion the theft of my jewels. - would be| Reporter—When were they stolen? ' Actress—Next Monday morning. a Christian and lem Funeral. 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