Evening Star Newspaper, December 23, 1925, Page 13

FEDERATED EUROPE SEENBY LEADER Some Statesmen Believe Union Approaching That of | U. S. Will Be Cutcome. Her Error. Geneva journ u United States of meant & tion M ed we are tution of a B Geneva constitute the first step toward | this goal.” Barriers Must Go. bas marked tend toward the constitut United States of pe. No one can | v al form, n s not | what we THE LETTER CARRIER'S TH1S YEAR. — Chamberlain Is Vague. WIFE SUGGESTED THAT IT WOULO BE MICE To SEMD OUT somc CHRISTMAS CARDS STAR, frihe Copr: 1423 (N. Y. World) Prew Pub. Co.'* en Chamber! " 30,000 D. C. MOTORISTS Limself with' re Superintendent of Licenses Foresees | Mad Rush of Applicants Be- fore Dawn of 1926. The procrastination of saw a union based on - 3 |trict. motorists in procur s and economic a| t is incontestable,” he e wishes to keep role in_internation: t unite her forces, dispersing them, as in r who fore- e hour rush the dying cal- S s o T | Fifty thousand al v | GOLD OUTPUT LOWER. |nave their mew tags, Mr. Coombs sak e {but the ing 30,000 are slow in | 5 {making up their minds to bring §1 to Alaskan Production Uader 1924 |th i for the chrome yellow and | |b for 1926 Figures—Other Minerals Gain. for 1 et anit oy of the situation,” “When the ta was a big 000 were | 4CCOrd:- | Sterday | slight de- | lue being | 5.724. Cop- | in of $646.-| »n ot approxi- | Iver production | to $475.000 ] coal shows a n tigures for the! being $375,000, a¥ against | 000 last vear. The total | all other mineral prod- pproximately $500, over last yea BANK HEADS ARRESTED. Leading Citizens of Helena, Ark., Indicted in Trust Firm Case. JIELENA, Ark Six me! of the Trust Co. here late ye ‘Jour appetite 23 (). — | nd directors | ¥ Bank and | vere arrested on__indictments violation of the United States law. They were released after making bo The indic 1 Josept Louis Solomon, ton and . I 1ong the Tielena. The indictments were based on ged frreg: in connection witl the Security here last July. STILL WITHOUT TAGS |sh 4 procuring Our Grand Slamin Prices Will Prevail Today and All Ives Stations, Bridges h day for the first week, | 4 hundred or so come i | i the tags, und M Coombs predicts that a number of ma will not N As Usual Next Week Discount on All and all Unlighted Cars udebaker Pouer Durability-Finish ‘BRE®W®D Special Reductions Lionel, Ives and Bing Trains. Stations, Signals, Lights, Telegraph Poles, Bift Sugaestions ather b1 Novelties y 7! < L Brass and DELAYED SHOPPING be- FEZHE topper comes a delight at Bre- i woodkIn this one shop can be found gifts ap- propriate for every one on your list*®From big brother’s leather cigar- ette case to a piece of pottery mother will cherish, the touch un- W riting Folios Manicure Sets Cigarette Cases Address Books Engagement Boohs Flower Bowls A rZ = vt Rl Vases usual is found in these &g ‘ng Bridge Sets Brewood gifts®€Exam- @& | Monogramed ine the list now and ‘% Playing bring it with you as a Cards = < N e reminder on the last- & Lalendars . . . bl minute shopping trip. 4 Framed ppIng trip 'A:g p Mottoes & Card Cases 4 Bill Folds s ) Objects d’art j Fountain Pens ‘BREWAD Engravers and Stationers 611 Twelfth Street N. % TNT VT XN C N XTg Village Sets. Motor Toys and all attachments. Sporting Goods Department Foo'bflusv Soccer and Basket Balls, Boxing Gloves, Ice Skates and Golf Clubs all at big reduc- tions. During the rush a number of Bicycles were scratched and mussed. They are yours at prices. slighd{ specia Freed-Eiseman, Bicycle Department Radio Department Slightly used Radio sets at 25% Reduction Atwater Kent, Crosley, Superheterodyne and Freshman. FRENCH THE BIKE MAN 424 Ninth St. N.W. Michigan, C., WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1925. ADRIFT FOUR DAYS AT SEA; 3 RESCUED Florida Hotel Man and Two Ne- groes Saved After Food Gives Out. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, December cued after drifting four days at sea in a disabled motor boat, with but a scant supply of focd and water, Willlam vana, Cuba, and two negroes, we brought into this port aboard the stea three were ex’ manager Palm Be Hotel in Havana, said he left W | Palm Beach last Wednesday for Mi amli, acy r Samuel ¢ ‘The batt dead, Brush s ward. 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Six ships out rendering assis fact they were flying dist | consisting of a white shirt | kerchief.. The Orizaba finally came alon; ide and half an hour later they aboard the liner. The motor boat uled aboard. g PERPETUAL BUILDING ASSOCIATION PAYS 5% Compounded Semi-Annually Commencing January 1, 1926 Assets Over $10,500,000 Surplus $1,000,000 Cor. 11th & E Sts. N.W. JAMES BERRY, President JOSHUA W. CARR, Sec’y. for the MAN'’S GIFT H A NDKERCHIEFS— An always welcome gift with men. Fancy silk ones priced at S0c up, and an attractive display of linen ones and those with ini- tials. All packed in Xmas boxes. A RS Y S S AR S N Listen! Santa (laus Says— “I am glad fountain pens are getting so popular as Christmas gifts! 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