Evening Star Newspaper, April 1, 1926, Page 14

ARMS APPEARING INNEWGOLDFIELD Air Taxi Strike to Be Started—Wa- DIES VISITING NEIGHBORS. Gideon H. Cloyes, War Department Employe, Falls Church Victim. Special Dispatch to The Star FALLS CHURCE Gideon 1. Clo; 3 employe of the War Department, died | svddenly last night while vis utton home, near his . April 1.— rs old, an Line to Mojave ter 10 Cents a Gallon. SFIELD, 1 to the M wrance at th 1 the Kramer | s east of | d prospectors | sroperty from | More than at the Herkelr e John Herkelrath them away from the | ft_which has n | PRISONER TdO BULKY TO FIT IN JAIL CELL Smashes Prison Scales and Ends Up With Private Quarters in Warden’s Apartment. Press fungary, April 1.—| rested the former heophil Barescue, nent, they found that r hands full in the truest ‘When the Rumanijan were oved large | n of his i ions are | 7277, 7 (G . 2777 We feel elatec vou simply can't FREE OFFER o ORHAT. All-wool 2-pants col- legiate and conserva- tive model SUITS. Special for opening. 197 blue and white P, Ruth Two, lv,nlln 2 of hi mum vs, CHURCH PAYS DIVIDEND. Each Member Paid $34 From Cil Wells Found on Property. ch to The Star. April 1. st Church Special Dispa The Snow bas an- nounced membe the church member would receive $34.76 i THE ¥ -, EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €, THURSDAY, BROWNING PRAISES His Secretary Conhrms En- gagement to Girl, 15, Vic- tim of Acid Thrower. By the Associated Press. April 1.—Fr d_high school of a second “Cij rd W. Browni d real estate oper o' deny or confirm will marry her after Ler June. n of possible marriage pla been put off by Mr. Brown ing while she is suffering from burns | <he received five days ago when an | unknown assailant threw acid in her face ‘Last Fall, Mr. Browning advertised sire to adopt a girl, not over 1 1s companion to his 1 ted daughter, Doroth, Louise Spas of New York vol- sred for the role of Cinderella and as adopted. It developed, however, that she ally 21 and the adop ording to current re to be married to M on her sixteenth birtk Mr. Browning deseribe TRESUR-BOX TYPING PAPER A superior type that is specially ¢ _ruled here in our plant and housed i the ingenious “Tresur-Box” that is right at hand in a desk drawer when wanted—and out of the way of soil when put aside. r paper A material saving is regis- tered as a result of our own work, which adds to desira- bility. Cut in stock sizes. 8x101; inches 815x11 inches 8x13 inches 813x13 inches Plain and ruled, also marked “copy.” Desk Calendars With Every Suit or Topcoat Just to Celebrate the FORMAL OPENING OF THE NEW pyitsobysco STORE Think of This! 1 over our new store and we want you to see it. We're going to offer values that afford to miss. The three items listed below give vou an idea of the savings—read them all and remember the added f a snappy CAP All-wool TOPCOATS, silk trimmed and an ex- ccpwnal opening spe- cial BROADCLOTH SHIRTS Finely made of the very best mater . See them and you'll realize you're getting a value that comes ‘“once in Moon."” Full Line of Men’s Clothing a Blue 725 Tth Street N.W. New Full Dress Suits and Tuxedos to hire, $2.50 MAIN 3641 Office and Home Stationery e % N g NEW CINDERELLA! APRIL 1, 1926. @ lovely girl, § feet 7% inches tall, hing 145 pounds, with light brown curly but cut short, you know.” Mr. Browning who divorced his wife 923, added: It would not be right to talk about marriage when that beautiful little That is why I can- not say definitely whether or not we will marr; His se girl is suffering. . however, sald the 1e Sight detectives are hunting the acid thrower, while four nurses attend the girl in her mother's apart ment in a building on the upper West Side owned by Mr. Browning. The acld burns are not serious and will for at a high school sorority dance. e was invited because he had given the girls sorority pins. “Why shouldn’t 17" he asked. “I've helped lots of peovle. Why not them?” “I liked Frances from the first time I saw her,” he said, “so one of my friends introduced us.” After that he sent her flowers and candy and allowed her and her moth- er to use~his automobile. Mrs. Heenan characterized reports of an eng: rent as a joke, adding: “Frances says she was only foollng when_she talked She says Mr. Brow only Zooling.” leave no scars, the mother believes. I'rances was alone in the apartment when some one invaded it, threw acid on her face, her eyes and her left The girl was temporarily blind- ed, but w mother fc A CACACACIAC AT CLACTACZAUTACIACTAC TACTAL OACAAA OAZICACAT CACACIACIACATIAT] WG 5 4 3 2 3 CAUTaCTACA A A A CAC U i GO ) TTIRIR VAU \T/E] CHCICIAUTACI CIACTAC A CACACIACACACIAUAL) WEIRTON, W. Va., April ing $5,000,000 - | materlals “for °r'| be started here this month “| Wierton Steel Corporation. L[ mill will be an addition to ments begun by the comy Fall; involving $15,000,000. an ‘neither le to direct iming to be the d, a_husband in Plymouth, ng tour of the @ 8 Open a Charge Account Remember—no interest or extra “carrying charges.” We do not penalize our Charge Customers. 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