Evening Star Newspaper, February 12, 1926, Page 12

D) THE EVENING PROGRAN MAPPED “Gen. Pershing Night” Pro- =t posed ai Exhibitors’ Meet- ing With Committee. hibited hihit that the ith the industria plars an all-\\ ash of paintings and | sculpture {F haing prepared. accord r1 of Dorsey Doniphan. | the meeting. The ar & to be larger Washington Artists. co-oparating with | the X.Painters. Washington TWater | Color Club and the Landscape Club, | The purposes of the Chamber of | Comme: n holding the exposition | were outlined by its ofcials present Rudo Jose, general chairman. | sald: “The Chamber of Commerce in tends to benefit this community by holding this expesition. The organi- | zatlon Twishes to carry the event to success for the benetfl of the busi ness people who are here or whn | will come hars, and for the fnforma. | “inn_of tha general public. Goin Comfort m_ Baltimore $2.00 | tfi ’;I:Er:l dlc Grace $3.25 Bus g_m;v.f,’h".,.p.' o UNDER MITTEN MAX ath i | { DESIGNERS AND MAKERS OF : "CORNELL WALL [At 17th & H Sta. Louis F. Bradley’s 7th and Md. Ave. N.E. Is a Star Branch These Branches are maintained for the convenience of the patrons of The Star Classified Section — and there's one in practical- ly every neighborhood in town and the nearby suburbs — Louis F. Bradley’s being one of the many in the North- east section. The Star prints MORE Classified ads cvery day than all the her papers here nk ed —hecause they bring results at “Around the Corner” is a Star Branch Office NDUSTRALSHON SNOWDRIFTS BLOCK SHIPPING NEWS Arrivals at_and_ Sailings From New York. ARRIVED YESTERDAY. 5 X in Western Section, Isolating Many Communities. Nassau. Feb. 7 oW N DUE TOMORROW. TGV, driven Md.. by high wind throughout western Maryland la 18 | night, formed immense banks on higl MARYLAND ROADS High Winds Form Immense Banks February STAR. WASHINGTON, D. (., FRIDAY. | ways and rauways, aimost comptetely |is hoping for a thaw. Birds and apt- | tying up travel for a while and iso- | mals have suffered for food, and citi- |tath zens have been asked by public of- | Drifts 5 feet deep in places. |ficials to scatter crumbs and other No busses were running this morning |edible substances wherever possible in the vicinity of Hagerstown except |for relief. on the Baltimore and Cumberland | highways, and trains were running late. Only sleighs were o on other roads, and in s they fought vainiy drifts, e 2 Tries Suicide in Prison. s | Special Dispatch to The Star. oW LYNCHBURG, Va., February 12. | James Conley. arrested at the instance of Judge F. W. Whitaker of the Mu- . | nicipal Court because his drinking was ide e | held to be a menace to his family, at- d rural, | tempted suicide last night in a celhat Birds Suffer for Food. ds st | kept indoors, h- dufy calls, this section of Maryland self with his belt, hut will recover. Greater Values! 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