Evening Star Newspaper, April 19, 1926, Page 15

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, MONDAY, APRIL 19. 1926. ) § B PINEHUT 'I'AKES UP | e Beginning of a Beautiful Friendship. —BY WEBSTER. ' | €€ THOSE SHOES, BILL 2 SAME J( I'm LUCKY D YA Krow WHAT | (M GETING ONE § THAT CAMEWITH H (AR, 3 om-offmycmz?.fl MILES | 456 MILE S To T GALLON! HOW'S ‘AT 7' | : YVE ORIVEN K 5000, 4 i FRAUD CHARGES, e -' | Directs Attorney General to E Inspect All Petitions Filed in Senate Primary Contest. THE MEN’S STORE OF WOODWARD & LOTHROP ANNOUNCING A New Type Light-Weight Suit | | That Is Entirely Different Br the Associated P HARRISBUF Pa.. April 19.—Gov. Pinchot yesterday directed Attorney . General Woodruff to petitions filed by i nation as United States coming primary and to trict eys 1o instit ings in any counties where evidence . ! ] of fraud is found. i Voo Word T BELIEVE TS, BiLL, BUT | BILL, | Too MY (AR © THE SERVICE i a ] O N B [ e B e T ey Trse anie )] | For Wear From Early April to Late October -I result of the charges and iter- | GoT THE CAR, VVE DRIvEN T «2,72 3 PNLES, | BOUGHT IT S YEARS Aéo, THEY Lect o charges involving petitions in P By T & bhehalf of Representative W s NOT 50 BAD, HEY |TOVER AND SAID (T WAS (r PERFE ) Vare and himself, both as candidates COMDITION . NOT A NILKEL'S nzainst Senator George Wharton Pep- a ey WORTH OF WoRK B GE the Republican nomination | ¢ T °d_States Senator | Z Canaan s f petitions filed by Mr. Vare and t vernor have been photo- | Rraphed recently for the purpose of investization hy supporters of the posi <. The f were m the governor Vare s and these w lowed 1 statement by T Mackey. Vare campaign manager. al- leging irregularities in Pinchot peti tions. FFOULKE WILL FILED. Son and Daughters Get $100.000 L s = .y 4 : O™ LUCKY IF 1 6ET S MILES To TH GALLoN OUT € FELLERS WHO GET IS D i oF MY CAR AN A SETOF TIRES TOESNT LAST| || acc 20 MILES & T GALLON whlflhl;“}l\\n" \I:y\ ]~,...~I)‘ c, :_"1‘.;.11..- | | me MORE ™ A SEASONM, AS LR REPAIR \ A WIHO RUMN O TH SAME jed April 9 has been filec Ik b Pia ! Al probate. She directs the Provident [ BiLs —THEY RE SehichinCERreLE SgrDF'nFGSPfi%'ZE Mzs Trust Co. of Philadelphia, b N \ tor and tru Roland C. Ff ! executor of the estate of h Horace C. I \ Gladys I and daughter, Helen 8. . ' of $5.000 is pro- iles, jr.. Ox- ford. « to obta four-vear call him up in busin . & Col of 25,000 i I“foulke of ¢ trust of $10¢ henefit of a grand: e nith. the fund to be paid him when 47 ains majority. Specific be- Cope. 1626 /. 1. World) Press Pub. O, »f household and other arti- % A BRI e e g s B l The Provident Trust Co. as uus- | BLIZZARD BATTLE FATAL.!f?,"‘,(‘,iif’fif:”‘:':’“?;’o‘;‘-‘PU‘D“;‘, e Will Preside at Meeting. tee “is to hold the residue of the S | during the blizzards of last February| Dr. Cyrus Adler of Philadelphia has s nd to distribute the income |y, pouwe B & M. Superintend- | 4 and 10. He was 59 years old. " |accepted the invitation of the Secre- e childre Gladys F { For 36 hours, starting February 4,|tary of War, to preside over one of Tevie and when I{;l. ’ | ent, Fought to Keep Lines Open. |ana for nearly 48 after dawn of Feb. | the sessions of the pan-sectarian con- . Tiitad axbni ithese i MELROSE, Muss., April 19 (®). . — John Rourke, 4 i of e Bostol Mai OIL DECISION RAPPED. |&ia"a"his ‘Wome here American Company Men Ask Re- vokation of Ruling ROGOTA. Colc section, bu used ty the| @ government 1t is b that Vl\l" matter will be settled b e {he new sdministration takes offce noxt Ay, | Announces for Tomorrow R | Evers Sorinel | ALL ORIGINAL o very prlng g! g % —is none too often to @1\; R O [ rave roois examined. il § ARIS IVIODEL GOWNS F and Winter injuries, if E any, remedied. %‘{ Colbert doinz such work $ i ; ] 1 1 ' ; 1 AN [ i e e ana % 2 price T'hey are light-weight suits that are new and different, Lowest Consistent Prices. | 2 i §G | " ireroma Service | and here’s why they are new and different: % Maurice J. Colbert ol I'he Woodward & Lothrop collection of imports i e i ‘ selected at the P‘”'Sd gf’m‘”gsTQ';é__‘l“a]bléfih"d First—They are three-piece suits, instead of the @ enting—Plumbing - Tinnin E Spring and Summer, including: 5 B - 2 EGZI S————— fashions for Spring a g usual two-piece light-weight suits. v B F reet 063017 § Martial et Armand’s “Emmene Moi” * sl : < E: ¢ . . | Emmwwwmw thisitwo plecsipage bry a1 uon Second—They are of fine light-weight flannels and —a distinctive afternoon gown in the new weaves of two, three and four-ply worsteds, and Dublin twists that are new It's Easy—If 7011 X now Dr. A / crepe roma and lace, size 18; now $742.50 : : : Edwards’ Olive Tablets _ | S i s in Summer suits. i e = 1 Patou’s “Lucille ! e secret eeping is to ! bé v " i - . . . feel soung—to do. this. yqu. must | S oS ns R Third—They are in patterns, colorings and models watcn yuur liver and bowels—there's beige French crepe, with pleats, on the liver and bowels, which he fnave to his patients for years. 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