Evening Star Newspaper, April 9, 1926, Page 27

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. €., FRIDAY, APRIL 9, 1926. ; SCHEDULED TONIGHT In House When Texas Meets Kansas|-—When thres wandits tried io| buring the fieht which ensued | 1n the state lottery of Argentina hold up the filling station of which | Oliver was' himself struck in the | there is a drawing every day all the .‘ o — he was in charge, John Oliver, nighi | head with the pistol, while the vegs- | year round, with extra large prizes Fasht " it A clerk, wrested a_pistol ou man succeeded in reaching his car on holldays. il um j Wil 'ashions for men. especially n- Finglish working man to come up to ¥ Girl Drum Major Will Appear| [floin (00 Were discussed in the | the level of the Ameriean laborer e e T T et e With Organization at Central Tiouse Wednesday during an ex-|with my vote on the tariff in the | change hetween Representative Con- | American Congrese." His Control of Personnel In- ‘ High School. g peocrat, Tesas. i Tincher, | _ie, Copraiestereed,to he, Ko | oGSO ruRNlTUVE O : R d M 4 e Mr, Tincher, one of the largest w_ul.-.“wwazn. the vice presidency, The Washington Roys' Independent | members. who was pointed - out | even through swamps. pibaieSEREIE ¥ ust Band. Inc., will give a nnfl‘lnl‘:-nm-rn by the Texan as seeking a Long- m.l :e:-;:m-!;er hl;‘b coeI:‘cl hnh;'u n;lm i \ and . entretainmant in the Central | Worth-Tincher presidential ticket {n rustic accomplishments when he Come Through Him. A Shch Behost mugitarini bl u P eaeribed” his colleague as a | €Ame to Congress.” he said. “Yet this 3 8:15 o'l Miss Kthel K. Brown flapper Grecian beauty,” | Week he gave a breakfast at noon to 3 ashington's original girl | "efking the post of Ambassador Secretary Jardine. 1f 1 go to the i Consotidatad Pres. 8 . drum major,” will appear with t ireat Britain. Court of St. James, 1'll at Jeast have l restimony has : band and lead it in several numbers, [ *1 don't e his desire,” he said. | breakfast at breakfast time. o : S e 3 She also will act as piano accom couldn’t silk panties. Why, AT —— by the Senare committee investigating Y for several instrumental solos, n't even do the Charleston. Prepared from a substance contain- the Tariff Commission to show that SRR Tiee band is said to be the | Oh, Kinig, 1 he re-| ed in small glands in the neck, a Jemedial measures are not. :ikely to i boys' band In the District. with 7 ect of the . vork man,” | serum that already has proved bene- e al 3 : | members, ranzing from 8 to 18 v e Kansan ing an|ficial in treating tetany, a child's di- £ EU—. - * | The band Is under leadership of <] introduction tor n at the . helps mend broken bones, ac- probably through President Cool- L. Kidwell. C. J. Brown, the Court of St. James. “I helped the | cording to reports from Japan. « in the exercise of his power under ; vice president and business manager. |~ existing law. w 5 will direct the concert. It is supported Mr. Coolidge is not convinced that entirely by donations received for its ihe fasn G &' MEsinie oy - No salarfes are pald its E B e I e ] s, all work on their part heing N meny trom members of the commis. | veluntary. Its objects are defined as| E dlon.. But-the chict @iMedtty is (hat [ being to teach music. patriotism and |} & some of the men appointed to the to uf\'nr(l; vf]e:m recreation to boye , i b Tt e Proceeds from the concert are to ve | T D W M fot believe in the flexible a,,'m'\".,,.::: used for the purchase of additional Ont ‘Ste Ol’ley SR hi ke RN by | bana instruments and to help defray FOR PLAIN INSECTS ling their own theories of | expenses for Summer outin e e oorie eof| - MISS ETHEL K. BROWN, | lowing the concert. sliver me I 1 _of the law., | “Washington’s _original gid drum |be awarded to the members having * . . & | major,” who will conduct the Wash. | the highest zene al average as to dis o e 4| 4 ' No Legislation Needed. |ington Boys’ Independent Band at Cen. | cipline. n'nrn .u;" |.mr| .I,m'n-, : |:: £ tral High School tonight. | presentations will he made by Isa i D POAIONOVS Hon Txolos\ve idge can reconstitute the ns mmission without addi- = = =| 2 i Th . e Old Reliable Remedy! " sts A . 58 il N el work. there would he at least five | [ndia. and the Hindoox are expert ny Grocer or Druggist O Bean el by, e He % men in sympathy with the President’s | spinne ny 15¢, 35c, 60c, 80c and $2.40 et. In fact Mr. Coolidze Y E Sl 3 > d to be withholding the n Jnissioner Dennis, a_Temecrat, B had T 4 that Mr. Coclidge, whom | o . known personally for 26 b bR - anxious te see the | & : kgl e pplied. Mr‘l . S heme | Cos rozressive - Kepublican 2 S M F ; S _ 3 voted consistently . 3 a con olns on now s to | A Dennis. - I, therefore, the WEL Cleans W hen America Was Young‘ Zmission would entitle him to renom- flexible tariff is not re. | 265 % ——r" | afnation by Mr. Coolidze. The Presi- | Jecte a repeal of the ‘law, the Thmgc =dent is reported (o be hesitant ahout | * lly on the Demo | H . to fight until rea PPoi: nt bec; of 5. | ore & re e e arita ot e T Wha | Ders hosen wheih will occa r__—““_““"mcomfin't Clean : A .:lvv‘"“L‘:ln;g\;hohl"?m:‘:\nr|.\wnVY_\' rduce a duty when the facts | | The Lawrence Dimng Room Suite, illus- B Pole s conelstently | e rranti fu D. L. Baltim, s1.30 | { e y 4 e et T i B Bl . | m. s IR i Quick 1 trated, is a Berkey and Gay that takes Can Sway Five Men. 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