Evening Star Newspaper, February 8, 1926, Page 10

on, » st night” were that it Demoerat, A . e s S Luahiny [Eamous Vehucle Mission Sun- it nd continued Care willing to let a soul [ (ay SOOI Passes—SUC- | io which. Henry was treated ov ‘ 10 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ., MONDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1926. - ibiti the machine had survived thousands | of iate, ast week ¢ do ture was taken for the cemeteries, POLARP. ARTY HITS e 0L G[]SP[I. TRUCK [ttt st | st e &) TWO MINE BLAST DERD. i 3 it ‘ lar habits and sobriety. While Supt. Harvey Prentice of the n 3 followed each hearse. The funeral of I And More Coal Are cars were running wild in the worldly have pronounced the BURIED; 16 ARE SOUGHT | "ouis “krixtan, “whose bod | whirlpool of pleasure, Henry, as nd prescribed i new ¢ e covered with those of Hern : mission truck was known, plo engine, and to 3 burn, was held yesterday. ! ‘b]\(‘(] I)V Bovlan along through the alleys of Wash-| Not having moner enough (o gi\'r‘ Gaseous Conditlon in Fire-Swept | "1/ jications X el 4 ass bled {ts ] s decen o 3 i vou! IS d = B and girls, en route for Sunday school. sor. Several of the | Rescue Workers® Entry. | be resumed. Tests of Reprageniative 5 Several trips t 11 the h Imost 1 1 1 v i b 1 th ! Several trips to and from the wost-penniless wards of the mission re zone showed the prevalence of a | i ' on John Marshall place were | arted a fund of & few doll iy the Associated Press sufficfent quantity of pofsonous gas to | _Sudden DFCD in the Tempera-- to T m‘d up the 100-0dd r].n- @ new truck, but 2 whole lot more | PITTSBURGH, Fel 8. Resi. | make it Impossible for men to enter s‘op Her Sore Throat e e needed, Mr. Prentice sald | qengs of the little town of Horning LN = antexpenment. For over ture Threatens Wilkins © up their wateh at the | Gas mantles made in Germany are | thirty years wise mothers G ok U ot e Needed bath. The Portuguese, the | 3p St Prentice has o hunch® that | uth of the Horning No. 4 mine of being sold in England at 50 cents o | have been getting quick, | Py her. he —as e S Expedition. will spend milllons to keep cessor Needed. well as half a doze natlonalE L o e B s saoueh ttend the funerals of | IN8 it possible for 750 hands to turn 0 r, but noth ties, including the ndinavian. Al were piled into the meiting pot of Like th X shay, ios;| the mission to form a regular Ameri- R pel Mission's famous pel truck,” | can bible class. v §—1 JAILED FOR EXPLOITING which for vears, nobody knows how| Every now and then, in f smperature any, has been' sputtering along inftoo often, one of Henry's Ay aild SOLDIERS’ PREJUDICES jits work of touring the downtown | would use his pocketknife to ren ;ll'w‘m and alley: d collecting the | a souvenir by which Yo reme 2 .| heterogenous membership of the mis- | trip. At other times the b As Clairvoyant, Princess Anastasia | sjon's Sunday school, has wheezed its | hit upon the idea of jumping u in order to te: Told Them Secret Whereby v i aenite - school are golng to suffer, the old truck has depar enough money might be purchise i new on This new conve shall have now that how much the work of the mission [the Pittsburgh Terminal Coal Co.|10zen, wholesale, new machinery mak- Jwelcome relief by using [ of tha ic of Tast Wl Aye | out as many mantles s 1,000 formerly The National {wo of the victims of last Wednesday's | 0 o TONSMNE&m Throat Remedy ter. teen men were still un sounted for last night within the wept south entry of the work- | ' S st Like the old one-hos NENANA, Alaska, aar ny Hern and Reese T. Bradburn, kS {nrr man, were those for uhnm serv! vere held. Many per- lfl lIu» E ld)rlll" home d the Catho- rch, from which the funeral of K by souv \forced sprin proof qualities. 1= wishing to discuss these | things with the mission should tele. |1 1 ¥ Jump- preparations were 3 ¢ for the ovel lar expedition Id s anticl amination of the truck's mest Win They Could Escape Service. pert diagnosticians has | |, e eitner | Phone Supt. Prentice, Main 173 conducted. When_depar- 10th, 11th, F and G Streets A Albclosel mo. spaLine THOUBTE 10 ARV it e e » 0f the | By the Associated Press. one part, but a complete breakdown | old clothing, furniture and other dona. of the general and overwork system, due to senllity | tions on weekdays. What with souvenirs, jumping, overloading and rough streets allevs, Henry had grown quite fe ¥ have | ZHITOMIR, Ukraine, Princess Ana after the loss of her title in th shevik revolutlon, turned to fortune telling for a living, has been sente ] {to three vears imp a ploiting the prejudices my soldiers int Barrow o expected here uary ipersti wol went t Stap ERVYING DWhErs & o S ons of the v . : Etyshacty ReatsaOr e e princess established . small they co i tly thereafier supply § fEvon lor near the local mili-| some of them counldn’t, because they it, headed b v it ¢ too small to walk or lived too 1 told the soldiers et whereby they could ape milltary service A soldier numed Zembitsky paid her 1 for some medicine, which was to (ke him unfit for further service within & month, but be 24 today It was anvthing but an easy which the zospel truck led each Sunday, wh accounts for its sudden demi Of tPe vinta demise. Of tRe vintage of 1914 or so.| i ——— of 1914 or Stu‘deba ker!f | | L e | had elapsed Zembitsky was writhing 1| in agony. . | from profound depression. due to the | : administration of a primitive concoc- | \uuu which the princess had called her | | “secret medicine.” Her arrest, trial rom | and imprisonment followed i 24 hours motor “Society is right! From New York’s Fifth Avenue to Texas’ Main Streets— “7-11” is the piece de resis- mnce. 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