Evening Star Newspaper, March 22, 1926, Page 5

’ : ' THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C., MONDAY, MARCH 22. 1926. e 5 INSPECTS THE NORGE. = 1 s i = stanca | property with - Q) | Dies in T | Pastor Preaching on | i thae St e A e | rar 10, fhe end. hay (e Grtes st b i AW | ies in Texas. | | siderable money near Pensacola, Fla.. [ ment may know its real worth : ) . = } 18I o9 1 11 | — | “Dreams” Is Told |l by reason of dubious ownership of | . . ROME, March 22 ().—M. Thoma- | | - Government land. | Three Naval Officers Assigned. " w,.“:nz,‘: of the X:vr'\\:s::n ‘ | i Iuh. today, visited the ‘ Own Dream Failed nave || Notsesite whldh ot Roald ake his second reach the North en is to able tract of land it was sup students wh mtenpe. tn to own bu i not own in Flor By the Associated Pres DOUGLASTON, N. Y., GF SHIPPING BOARD March ‘ Did Not Own Land. [t S | “Again, the Department only | neen ordered to AW recently offered for sale a very 1= | the ihrde vacaneles ; ! f | 3 by the Government has | ; X ’ 2 E 22—All the o tion of {he . : This prop o o o Johnson's Counsel Says Wit- Representative of New Or- T(\{.\.,T,nalfi-'rh;;'flfg:’:‘ '::::: Long Representative Bloom Says caused muuch expense to ‘the would « st fo b In pertect i | e e e B o vilie eiaukes: as wel ¢ v in April. ness Who Was “Kidnaped” lcans Board of Trade Says | 1'fuie. wn the Rev i | U.S. Has No Idea of Its |5 ™t Gavernment. can sou | = i o glv Dr. | imagine w onld happen 1o an | 1 /411051701178 i Fiise. airendy the father of thres Realty Holdings ;:},'L,tf,’,‘,,“l“’r‘,’;',"l‘,,,,,(, try 1o sell prop i(mfi ARCROEI Y 6 B0 | o erty that he did noi own’ Ports Need Voice. sons, hoped for a daughter. = he pastor announced his sub » c reams That Never (ome | of the Gov- | fty. that de- | Individuality in Furniture at DeMoli's . Has Been Faound. ernmeni iz le B the | ted Press | ated Pross et tranm T Establishment of a new Federal | partment cha xpenses the | MIN OLI larch 22.-A plea | e Lord Hath Bureau of Property Control and an | rent it pa used. But | 1 . The sex- of the billions of dollars of properiy | | inventory of real estate to delay final decision in the Scha Johnson senatoriai contest. pendi k‘m. tion of 1 new development, | as ) sent o Senator Doveen in | Washington by Donaid Hughes of | counsel tor 1 Johnson, former | from” Minne- | | owned and " [ihat is owned by the Government for | used. not one cent s sainst any of the depart i rent and the commission, as Wil w ®lip of paper. It read: “A big boy. Mother doing well.” Dr. Flipse smile on with hi 4 the wisdc Many Fine S pm-iflls in Our Annual SPRING SALE ' PIANOS T TreT B T ernment.” he savs. “The pro Don't Miss This Sale States G A hill_intro. ative Bloom He halieves controlled by the 17 3 ix propo huiidings | Democra that such honse perty that the Unite wns approxin rs' worth of ON BUYING TYPEWRITERS i fini o oue ks e b the shipping \i* | SCHOOL BODY TO DECIDE major | o provi- | nizaiion ntion o divor ioand &lect Co report to- | | 1 by Jdohn- : : water Thomas | SUT. 4. 1. BROSNAN. \ te owner- | . romi z | H o nirol. o which with the ship of nment nerehant vessels, | that this Government. in its own | o 'I "’ oot 3 ent is to co o e. ix the biggest owner of real €ach independent es- ald of fur LIEUT. JOHN |. BROSNAN SR Rl e ,‘,"_":fl"“,"‘ The school equipment committee of . I the biggest owner af real Sy S0ic t e oy xnpiait. of ¢ A1 furnish frone ton he United Sta ved ! Ay o 4 v the Tward of Edueation will meet e 2/ DIES OF RECENT INJURIES Woerlneday morning at 10 ook o | records Sty | time b Time, % requested. compre: | ] ® taecias. how many standaed tupe |made by Government o keen u | hensive and acer L LI \ . N o value 7 zman | nis | Washington Man, U. S. Cavalry Of- | ficer. Vietim of Riding Accident at Camp in Texas. control record of this vast property. | writers to purchase for the schonl conditi as loosely rtained the of standard isiness offices of 7 to adopt these W | pere as possible. The past policy has been to buy typewriters from companies submit- 1 with the result reported to he than their and the Govern ommittee ha Il cording of needed and usefu proper ties and the disposition of nseless properties annually would save manv times the combined salaries of all the Congressmen and Senators | Holds Realty Neglected. | the various | Dere . Ty pent <hipping o now have thr tation on the Ship John L Brosnan, 1st Cavalry, luate of the loeal public Point. died Satur him Lieut who was 5 hurt in a vidir v when his h MORRIS PLAN BANK s campy on him - faz waa eV . ment rtments would justity. The = on hand. | el davit came Supreme Bench Savs It Has No|Jent Ceiet o o e Interests O ool ey Und ir Supervision 7J.S. 1;1“4,1 ] ) of the pupils, it was said, since (hey | it as o | 1408 H ST. N. W. PIANO AND Power on Picketing Law. | Court denied today 1se which repudiatin | should learn 1o use the machines they will most likely have to use when they s The Supreme | DCMOH FURNITURE CO Twelfth and G Streets Classified advertisements pro- ducing best results are inva- containing the ar Rt withdrew from th sphomore and entered v institur those “MOTHER OF TEXAS,” PIONEER, DIES AT 94 ' Mrs. RebeceaGisher, Once Indian Captive. Was Widely Honored || *oint Military Academy with the next he hampion 5 an expert sman The body. which is being brought to his city. under the ¢ brother Mheer, j& expected to arrive Wednes overnment that ca b approximation of its real Stolen Auto Found Abandoned. ' .nq pe W “nion, | who wis arresied for picketing the | mal property assets and Young Men's Shop | An automobile reported stolen from However, fairness to the med immunity under the | yqwx Oullianow, 1415 Tenth street, | execut] partments makes it e Clayton act w found abandoned last night by | sary ay thai the fanlt does not hem. hut les rathe Jenkins of the sixth | lie wi i Jenkins reached | the Congress which is th &tk on i | directors of the business organization precinet. Named Assistant Solicitor. riably most information. If you desire to sell or pur- chase anything, send an adver- tisement to The Star. Be sure it describes fully the article wanted or for sale. 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