Evening Star Newspaper, January 16, 1926, Page 3

President; S BY the Assouiated Pr ce that 60 BARBERS FACE Warrants Issued After Con- ;j,~l;;',;‘}:'§;;f;}”";-“A centrated Drive tfo i Clean Up Shops. his an. Ja The 1 s mayor the 1 wh of New governor's F » hopes for re-slection York were L ampaign age 'Al Smith Accepts “Nomination” as Next ll(’l\b to Plan to Relire| THE EVENING ,ST,\R. WASHING TON, D. C ATURDAY, JANUARY 16. 1926, " IW(] YEARPENALIY - FORSTEALIGALTD | Ex-Soldier and 24, and enter K City leaders, how 1 that the governor m ays. There is plenty of be turn to husiness life wil him o cousidering friends’ desire that | race for the Democ nomination. This w what lief that his rve. nt his Sentenced tavorably ite con- Edward | Lawbreakers Punished. | Corning . L ¢ | particularly vernor will dis us he did in UpState wetul ard pers ALEXANDRIA. nal wish it ' I son 1every | of 330 reguine Unelean Shops s now thought to be ording to his physi The boy he Adams 1 left under More bar . nd 4\\“" of | legislation affecting ting « new bud check | ussed. The dute dollar day will come up for ion rdrfa Council cans. last Order of its semi- followed held dipped night solutio) . <. Amelia s old. wi of her son shops s Chure A d BATHING BEACHES URGED Recreation Social cil Indorses Bill Committee Agenci, to establish be sanatorium eav where onight T Tt will e Tarricon and Arvivals at New IS York SPECEAL Nt OUTGOING STEAMERS. SAILED YESTERDAY same o tisolved. Any \erahip should Puerto Corter SATLING MONDAY Orca—Rio de Janeiro SAILING WED Presiden, Reoserelt—Br iy meetine the act o ] 00.00 T2 exminite RIGH GRADE. BUT NOT H BYRON S. 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