Evening Star Newspaper, January 21, 1926, Page 16

~ 16 THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON. D. €. THURSDAY. JANUARY 21. 1926 F‘A".WAYW[]RKER |Right of Mayor JAPAN WILL REVISE |3 ton.concion s i oo TAKES LIFE BY GAS. well audience by the prince rezent. | To Silence Dogs STEEL SUBSIDY ACTi:fitm‘. and impertal princes. With | Sulcide Leaves Note for Wite, Ask- A Personal and Important s | The bassador has baen the guest ing Pardon. Q Before Courts| a series of private and public fare-{ gy} 5 note beside hix body. asking L Q | Producers Using Domestic Ore | el /UM W) Sociecy un weil av | orklveneas rom his wite, oy iarl emo‘ ‘a O lce ded ithe. Hpausl 5> ¥ io, | Smith, 44, salesman, was found dea nr r Will Benefit by $2.50 the Bultish communities of Tokio, | FILIM S0 SOECTE R, Tas 1OUNG e | 21 charis and dsates of his home, 4409 Illinols avenue, ks : . T " called on to a Ton. onyrighi, 1976, by Chicago Dnilr Newa €04 {1 o Phighe by @ nelghbor, who had > . _ Clerks. Freight Handiers and | . the Valdity of A decrae | dutocien (he odot of Fus. to Patrons of i by the mayor of this city | i EL COMING.| The nelghbor. Mre Everau Hay- Stati Se_or vepeated By russen, kesseny, | DIVORCE SEQU *[eraft, of 4411 Tinols avenue, xam. ~ Station Employes Affected be i TR A (S S T.'k owe, | - moned u physician. who pronounced T C't. 9 = by Union Request. v TOKIO Junuary 21.—Producers of Francine Larrimore Says She Is Not | Smith dedd, Cotoner J. itumsa. 1 e ¢ . se thut her dog | <teel from domestic ore, failing in Yet Through With Men. from suicide. . e will of her prem- | their endeavors to secure an enhanced | : 1 UP)—Fe ed public tranquil: | protective tariff on imported piz on.| NEW YORK, January 2 .—Re- g : S ter on e night "ot |l promised compenaation equivalont [ceiving court pavers which made fina | fsring from melancholla, And vester: The consolidation of our Bank with the = trom 11 a'clock | to the abundon er divorce from Con Conrad, s ived L ’ it AADRL Rt B : o il - 1 Trom ‘T eEloek 1L\ | propoal (o, Tevise s < . 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