Evening Star Newspaper, January 22, 1926, Page 24

4 * . THE EVEN h\(v S IAR WASHINGION, D. C, FRIDAY, JANUARY 22. 1926, s taken a fran | i 3 MURTGAGE H[]ME Once Proud Monitor, Last of Typ WAR OR CIVILIZATlON | s e o< ot e T WILL IS UPHELD. 1 PRI S [ —— | Begins “Death March to Junk Pile MyST GO, SAYS BAKER | ;i ISiniior o7 ' 0 Court Batiien Bequesthing of For.| ar Burlington Hotel « movement for limitation tune to Chinese Mission Body. |Manrl > a n Annaunee he first larse imstalia- . .,r ments.” b S H“ 2 22 (e | ol miner of n«rdm»' were run down | BY the Associated Press andink hen prénelsnitrimesbit Aheild] The former Secretary, in New Or AGO. January 22 —A|and killed by an automobile on the BAL 12, Md.. January 22| obsolete and her crew is gone. 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S S 15t he famous pu was enncted | naarly 51.000,000, to the Chinese Mix 519 Pilgrims Saiboubiiier h s i ool iDel e RioAl ety e e aaL IOl Chinsseil NECK el and from 8 to 10 pm enne was hreasting her \ junk pile at Hamp: | decks deserted. the last of the moni- |some of whom arve direct descendants| jury decided b Instruetion of Jdndze A8 LONG A8 ThI3 FELLOW Palestine—Seek Water on Roads tors keeps her rendezvous with bavy | BY the Associated Press. | of participants in the 1503 trunnfer| Huwo Friend that Father Motoiie| WE t four sister <hips lald down in | Jones NEW ORLEANS, La. Januarv|tiom France io America, known sl wax of somnd mind when' he Gined iv the Chevenne. originally the . - War and clvilization cannot both | “the largest real estate deal in his.| his will, which relatives had chal of River Jordan. started her death march " ¢ s e i LORY: Tohged. & 3 Owl. a navy Community Fund Session. 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