Evening Star Newspaper, February 19, 1926, Page 7

ago would be wiped out in favor of the \ loy n o(le(l shw 21, b up for | ink X, reached anot: e confer BILL TODAY S SEENifif | col mxromhe and ]efl the | nti T in t v. o conferees conaiered the pro ‘or another hour and indicated Senate Conferees Agree to uisht. Inheritance Levy, But Get Reduction. | COLORFUL FIGURE DIES. | Was Sailor, Indian Fighter and Pioneer Cattleman. SAN FR. \\( 1SCO, Tebrlmr) 19 (i’) W -aptain, Indias Uinder Buffalo Bil 1. Nelson A. Miles, an cattleman, died here ment between tl hill by which will be r n Jeats he left his ch., to follow the e nmn twice as d sch dian wars in- gn against Geron- remedy for whooping of mi oked and and then mixed with HEN a business like ours has grown up witha City —for 50 years—you no longer think of it merely asa huge shoe business. It becomes a dreat PUBLIC SERVICE Institu- tion, in terms of feet and footwear. But a ““Corporation with a Soul ”—be7 cause it is built on Service—built on Confidence. Continuing to ex~ ist and grow so that - folks in every walk of life may wear the kinds of shoes they prefer—with ever increasing satisfac- tion and economy. e AHN SPECIAL" Insured Silk Ho- sierv—one of the big Leaders in the Hahn “Stocking Shops.” Full fash- ioned and guaranteed for service. Over 25 lovely Spring colors in service-weight $1 45 :1] or chiffons. 2 Pairs, $2.65 7th& K 3212 14th St. 233 Pa. Ave. SE. 414 9th St. 1914-16 Pa. Ave. . “Women’s Shop” “Man’s Shop” 1207 F St. 14th & G sts. they expected an agreement before | 4 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1926. »- 7 physician, who appeared dumfound- 4, and reluctantly followed a deputy marahal to the cellroom. hation rm five years was ex-| lelnd today by Justice Bailey to Arnold B. € nffnm" 28 years old, who was formerly employed in the Office Department. Throughout 1h vear 1924, It was charged, ne ha Raymond L. Thompson, colcred, who aided Hutchinson in entering dining hall, was give Terms of one ye quan were imposed berth, housebreaking " GIVEN THREE YEARS FOR SELLING DRUGS Edwnnd B. Preis, Anacostia Phy- sician, Dumfounded at Re- ceiving Jail Sentence. stolen from the mails various articles, | some of which were recovered at his home in Alexandria. | Shirley W. Hutchinson, colors {given three years in the penit | Justice Bailey in Criminal Division |for grand larceny. He hal 1 1 today sentenced Edward B. 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