Evening Star Newspaper, April 9, 1926, Page 15

THE p+oXING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €, FRIDAY, APRIL 9, 1926. 15 e the prudence of those in charge of 1] to Maj. Reginald Owen, now a re- tives, I am announcing my intention . ;nlr banks, credit facilities have not tired British army officer and veteran |t0 seek the' post,” ;he ulld o:to;rl:‘yl s been taxed, and the business of the . 5 " g in stating for the first time that sha i i D of Allenby's campaigns in Palestine, [\, “171/nE for the Arst time | i1 E A B 720-22-24 7th St. N'W. S’ she renounced her American citizen e otrth. Mionide: AloAEit et -iv Agents Ladies’ Home Jeurnal Patterns ship. Recently, however, she oh “Because the Government ;.r the tained her citizenship papers and ?:L.-..:"Ld o mfifm'f""” Wit ,: United States under the leadership of rp’;.t'l' "(‘(.".z':f&dm:""' v hpr . g : i - the P ; for . poliey of on congressional seat : i g 4 at the urgent solicitation of friends. Progress in Lutheran Merger. 1l 3.00 R&G ress in NEW YORK, April 9 (#),—The joint jon on a merger of the Lu- | From early childhood M Owen Silk | Brocaded was a fidant of he r and for ' |Will ‘Voice Platform Tonight |..imnimes S intimate imsn ot o commi Steel Magnate, Giving Rea- | onduct its own a economical manner, 3 Hneh. amvokin 5 s il . nd international affairs, . g Corsets | sons, Says Buciness | the sound principles advocaied by | i First Campaign Speech | “With a sincere desire to serve the | kngiand il G ed Sh P 4 S L e b palgSp sane ot "viridn, Wih et o 1 uarante eer Pure fcy of non-interference with the legiti- | im A 2 can best serve her with a seat in|of the merger which were suggested | FFON E Generally Sound. mate activitien of busineas, and with | in Miami Beach. the mational House of Kepresenta:| by the mintatiriun. 00 | , b the Ameriean p 3 A L4t |l . Rubber Top § i : : 15 they are 3 ———— R —— ALAeg Each pair guaranteed for long service or we will By the As Press. fidence that X 4 |J clasti> side M| ‘give you a new pair. Sheer pure thread. silk, seamed SYRACUSE, N. Y., April 9.—1 am | shall have every opportunity to A | miaw, . Apr ~A A g garter model, backs. High spliced heels, double soles, elastic tops. an optimist o ithé Im;:w‘u itlook, ™ | ish. i'.fd“":"":(m 1 All new Spring shades to match shoes. board of the Bethlehem | tinguished tather will raise the = . . don. 1oid he Seracuse Champer of | HUYBRECHTS WINS PRIZE. v o Bryan in the national wolitical After Easter Reduced Price Sale Commerce at its annual t it rena Again tonight, Speaking e night. 1e gave the following reasons e Miami Beach Chamher of Com for his opiimism: 10" | Belgian: Composer Given Coolidge| D 'S5 h Bi Owen for g o “Reca the American people Award for Sonata. mally will ch her npaign for bt oa s Ow hard at work produ Siorie L At s | EBRE Tough KR t congres ’ J mazing speed Carl Engel, chief of the music - [sional seat. i Ofld e asing power, | Sion the Library of Congress, has Mrs. Owen, for seven vears a con SPCCIfl/!yPflParUdPIa”’ v portunities for | fust announced that the K o) e of produetio B e Coolidge prige of $1, R . Becanse apetition which elosed April 1. | go.! ' Make your house a home by having beauti- hountiful e % heen awarded to Albert Huy- v N 8 ful lawns, flowers, shrubbery -and trees, 4 agvienliu of Rrussels, for his “Sonata | 5 qardc (0 Aol > Violin and Piano. his is the ity Jcain Balgn, whi through the use of VIGORO, a specially (formerly | first time that this p vied to the entire dis o ners of this!| known as the B i i all the counties along the east - of Florida. lizabeth Sprague Coolidge Founda- Has Wide on. Aside from her s prepared plant food. No unpleasant odor or dust, convenient to handle and apply and packed in 100, 50 and 25 pound bags—A Swift & Company terests. ial duties, Mry at e n otk have known A $10.00 saving on the majority of these handsome coats. Choice of new shades of Powder and ° Navy Blue, Green, Tan, Rose, Gray, Black and Rust. Some are flared, others straight lines. Some have fur trimmings, others em- broidery and braid embellished— 16 to 44 sizes. carry 3 N Ny in| ‘The jury which chose the prize-win- |Owen has maintained a close interest | product. recent vears and not indulging in spec. | ning work was composed of Olga Sam. | with varied educational and welfare S . 50 00 TW lative expansion, resuliing in over- aroff, Albert Spalding, Frank Bridge, |organizations nere. She is a vice DISLeNaCe AT Eoliky a8 32" b 1‘5' SOATS 25.00 EED SUITS production and the inevitable crash. | Howiard Hanson, and Carl Engel (ex- |president of the new University of | B ld d H d Lo plain colors an New Single and “Because our railroads are provid- | officio). 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