Evening Star Newspaper, March 2, 1926, Page 6

e THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D.” T, TURSDAY. MARCH 2. 1926, o e p— ) I $25,000 less than the amount the|eral and Labor members in the House D’ANNUNZIO REAPPEARS Gabriele D’Annunzio has arrived hefe ctr W 4 i ok, 10 . » 3 * | to listen for a brief period to echoes of s aly Martyr- SENATE PASSES Offered Daughter PRIBES HEI-D HlGH school officials said they needed 10!of Commons yesterday at the state- s too e eleeina (oI Eolk (€ e 01 in Ty, “The Mar \,Vi keep these properties in proper con- L e e iz that Juat | ment of A. M. Samuel, parliamentary | ¢ . 4.y ¢ See Production of | Other countries, buzzed with talk of | nuncio wivte for her in Italy As Human Sacrifice Senc, of its b, Initistive, the Eppro- Bis s i o “ ¢ His Plays. priations committee increased the re-| partment, that the government would One of Bt b e ] to attend 3 air item $75,000 above the budget|veto any application to assist trade v, March 2 (). —Com- re principally = Over n Stove pa e N, 2 ). a performance at the Scala Theater | The Hudson Bay Co. received its nEFI[}lENEY B“_l_ Kitchen$ JecomnieiRtone. with Russia under the trade facilities | ;0 .\ of hig seclusion at Gardone, by Ida Rubinsteln, famous French charter from King Charles 11 in 1760, R AL MU ekl e BRI it S B e e R ) ko B L s secretary for the overseas trade de- his exotic poetry and affairs of the | which was performed in Paris in 1911. —_— act. Mr. Samuel's contention was that By tis Asescisted From. e BRITISH LABORITES LOSE.|Russia nad confiscated British money | = —— | HU NGTON, Ind., Nflrc‘h 2— —_— and might do so again; therefore the . With remark “I am going t i rnment would not give credit fa- Carries Total of $423,000,-| X i ince e thiaren to the Lard - Funk Says Subcommittee | pefeated in Commons Vote on Tssue s o Ssroite to Russs. This|| Joe Randall, a laborer living near e statement provoked strong protests 000, of Which $1,700,000 | iuntington, built o sire in the | May Limit Amount to As- Lladhii e in and & lon debate, but the government L] ’ -4 kitchen. stove and |hem }‘alls ;llauzh. LONDON, March 2 (#).—Consider-| carried its pcint, & Laborite motion Ower rlces . ki ter Mary, 10, over it until she was able concern was shown by the Lib- of protest being defeated, 197 to 109. | Is for the District. severely. burned, most of her hair sessed Value of Land pliBiiaa ettt B MR A iiza R il B cben b d B i 5 i. She was saved by summoned by her 2 The District of Columbia, for school i 11 was ordered committed |and playground sites, has been paying | tern Indiana Hospital for . |prices far in excess of what the sub- | Saturday and will be |committee of the House appropriations - - committee which is framing the Dis- trict budget for the next fiscal year By a believes is fair. NOVELIST WHO WROTE |, 5:itiiios o emne | W7 A SHING' TON BORN ||| Now E f fective sistant Engineer Commissioner AS “SAMANTHA” DEAD |3 vt i e Fhongs. Fow Shostd dneso PSS TSES the hearings tod: Mr. o ‘ . Attributed Popularity to Present- fifllirfi,‘;”‘fie“’:.l-““‘". Rain 1o 7:30 WEDNESDAY EVENING _ s { i s . L ‘ . ‘ a0 or e e e e MARCH 3, 7:30 Through the automobile tax reduction of the land, # i’ Stories, cently purchased by the District ov- ||| Nfain 1999 Phone for Rescrvations Main 1999 ({1} we are able to make this reduction spondingly high figures. Pay by Jury Award. 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