Evening Star Newspaper, February 12, 1926, Page 15

' THE EVENING: BTAR. WASHINGTON, D. €, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1926. 15 atches from Leningrad telling of 1 NYE IS NUM'NATED | Nfll'l““fl"’d RUSS'AN [AWYERS ‘:.:l::"::;”:“:lm‘p'm:g:%:-ul:ng[ '1}“;‘:1 WRECKED—CR—E!J-LAUDED. | .ondon reporting the arrival of | NEpW YORK, February 12 (#).—The | czarist jewels for sale. ecked crew of 28 men, from W’* % The statement says the things for | Nor frefghter Johanne | sale are in reality stolen property and [ Dybwad anded here vesterday | A > nnm their rightful owners, now refu- | from the Belzian ship Armince. The | . |&ees. will claim them. It appealed [Arminco put_ Into quarantine to re- | \ <pecifically 1o the Rar Association of |plenish her fuel oil, which was ex- 3 / the (Tnited States for help. Rausted In her et he assistance | o of the Johanne Dyhwa presen- |Warn World Legal Acuon Wil e e et et~ | fatjves from the Norwegian consulate of which date from the reigne. of |Eeneral’s office met the Arminco, and L3 are providing for the rescued seamen. | | i Be Taken if Soviet Sells | reter the Great, Fifzabeth and Cath- erine the G re the property of | == — Y the Russian n. and ecannot be nh- Crown Gems. | jecte of barter.” ety The protest save the true purpose of the sale was not to buy tractors ‘'FRANC JEWELRY CO.—627 7th ST. N.W. Another “Real” Value BIRD CAGES - Pay Only $1 Down—50c a Week Chosen bv Non partlsans ; After Farmer-Labor Fight. Regulars to Meet Later. 1 \ | Is your coal supply becom- | Br the Assaciated Proas By the Associated re |and agricultural implements for the ing exhausted? RISMARCK. N. | February 12.—| 3 - NEW YORK. February 12.—A pro-| Qussian peasants, but because the || We can change your heating plamt frem Renator Gerald P, is the nominee J 3 test against the male of confiscated | holsheviks need money for propa ennl to ofl in a few hours of the nonpartisan Republican A i Russian jewels and works of ganda." ° r a seat in the | | Oil Burner Demonstration Daily snd every night from 6 P.M. tn 10 PM. (exeent Sunday) | has heen issued by the I ! vers’ Association in the 17 whose headquarters are her OUR ENTIRE BUSINESS Now Located In Oue Own Bide. 922 14th St. | | Ovposite. Franklin Park Mtfes. which threatened to ] - § spHt the organization. w djusted i | Karinsky, presi Farmer-Labor d; ught both \ . sale as a “new Sorator | viks agalnst Russia and he ministrat cen finally carried Y and warns prospective huyers th gal action will he taken by the {iul owners” am xoon ax the t reach foreign markets The protest was inspired by dis. | BALLARD OIL EQUIPMENT CO. 1745 Connecticut Ave. ealizing they were heaten fon swung into line and Nye's indorsement | Sorlie won by a sub. | Optirians || Investigate the SUPER HEATER Optometrists Here's a bargain galore—a fine, sub- stantial majority. The F Lahorite, cessfully | attempied 10 hace the monpariisans = stantially built cage break away Republican | SENATOR GERALD P.NYE. ranks and an a third S eunder the this State of polishedbras s; solid base; made of POLICY IS UPHELD. 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