Evening Star Newspaper, April 29, 1926, Page 26

EVENING STAR, APRIL 29, 1926. BRYAN FOUNDATION 0. THE cort, Myer Goldman's Band, Maj. Hesse, with William Smith, aide; Harry P. White, president Business Men's Association; Hubert Newsom, |chairman general committee; District ‘(omnuqmonen guests, ss car, | marshal, W, Reginald Lewis; alde, F. T. Razey: float, Northeast Business ;.\Ian's Association; Tony's Auto Re- pair, Imilie Bruno, Beauty Parlor; WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, K’DIWELL KNOWN ABBOTS | i oo ter® on B tiictiee e Emaus are noted for thelr work in Fundamentalists Agree to Proposed ecclesiastical music and are regafded 25,0000 Funt COMING TO AMERIGA o= s oo o s % * .- j chant. M EAS”RE RUBB[RY e Words Chnetiay, Fundamentalist | Ancient Monasteries Will Be Rep- e e Association has unanimously approved U. S. Hotel Men Leave Brussels. float, American Security and Trust | s R p e resented at Congress in BRUBELS, SApdill 39 (P—The 5. . Co.; officers’ cars, American Security i Honghton M. ¥, fora. $25,000.000 Chicago. American hotel men who are touring Civic Festival and Parade|and Trust co. ii. L. Ryan Lumber|Says Proper Relief MOVe|Bryan Foundation. which will estab- Europe ended their stay in Belgium e e N lish colleges _throughout the United iy D b lendaile, i east Savings Bank; officers’ car, Nortle i States and Canada for the advance-. By the Associsted Press. Follows Installation of |&i5t Simee "Bank: & Clarence Pos-| WoUl Be Reduction of |States and canaag tor the aorence: 7 e AGo: ™ Aot 29— Abbots of T 2 2 A Women's Fascist League has been New Lights. Tariff by Congress. Saturda&-—- Is the Day .12,000 of the finest shirts you've ever seen ton, William Smith, Hubert Newsom, | Rty e Ourleman Motor Co., float, Sanitary ‘Appointment of trustees of the foun- [ coming International Eucharistic Con- |fermed in Milan, Italy. Grocery Co., and Wise Bros. Dalry. dation will be made at the meeting of | gress hers. Among the abbots will be _Section B—McKenna's Band: aid,} the Orthodox Colleges Assoclation in|two from Czechoslovakian mona- Before thousands of spectators, the | Grank J. Ruppert; Hoover's Hearse, | g, ye gysociated Press. Chicago next week. steries, the traditions of which date ~ e o b King. B-1 “rarm relier logislation callir fo St s back centurles to medieval Europe. Northeast Business Men's Assoclation | I.. alomacEElectele |, Farn melior loslelalon calife for T e A R Db s (O last night siaged a zigantic parade | Pow - C: Thour, ‘foat, M. |20 apbropriation o *|POLAND PASSES ZINC BILL. | asstingutshed piigrims, is the head of on 11 street portheast in celebration l;;a“r:«;n<l Glotzbac n, A. l;npln Sy B el the Premonstratension Monastery at of the instaliation of the new high- | christ, Steu: A at, Vig an s _ ch has sent e gt alone _that | LoMer; D. Del Vecchi Yesterdny before:the, Womer; Gives Exemptions to Industry to|Strahov, an tnstitution which Bas sl horoughfare. The ights were turn s, Howenstein Bros., J as & nd contributes wi'on at dusk yosterday. They con- | Columbia Orange Crushi Bottling Co. | iU unything in special privilege and Aid Harriman Concession. B e A s rotion e e etrent Tte s vt shite | Charles 4. Scheuch, District of Co | SEUtINg up a “twin wystem of rob-| \ARSAW, Polund, April 2 UP).— | of Burope. Abbot Zavoral himself s and the additional burning of | lumbia Chapter, American Red Cro hery \_“‘"}' ”'"I‘ protective tariff. 101 pne Diet has passed a bill conferring f a. widely known pulpit orator and is ex and other lights for the |Garrens’ Band, Atlld 7 Bl 0 take our money | heoiy) privileges on the zinc industry |a former Senator of the Czechoslo- e e httuir st more | Section C—Aid, Dr. Tt W. McCul- [ I order to compel us to pay more | i Polund, inclading exemptions from | vakian Pasijament. brilliant. Nine bands were in the | lough; Northeast, Trinidad, Lincoln ';U'f' 2 the capital levy and export duty.| From the Benedictine Monastery of nd Nick Altrock and Al |Park and Stanton Park Cltizens’ As- = ""*“'f" , cct of the bill is to permit the | Emaus will come Dom Ernest Vykou- 1so_took part. soclations. e tlns ittt b ean onclusion of a contract- with the|Kkal, abbot of a monastery founded in Starting from Fifteenth and H | Section. D—Esberger’s Band, aid, W. P"c R, CE 26 AN 160 el Harriman interests and the Anaconda = reots mortheast at 8:30 o'clock, | P. Cooke; Great Atlantic and Pacific | &' to purchase their needs at lower Cdpper Co., which have become in- headed by a detachment of police, fol- | Tea Co., Wardman-Justice Motor Co., “‘:‘r e s et oo terested in Polish zine production. It Jowed ciosely by Meyer Goldman's | Nick Altrock and. Al Schacht of the |, T&king as his topic is understood thie American concerns I, the parade swung into line and | Washington buse ball club, American | tropasanda,’ the Senstor, surs !{intend to put $10,000,000 into the in- headed toward North Capitol street. | Ica Co., A. A. Bell, . B. Donenheiser, | [Reent even's 1n Congress, making | qustry for modernizing the system of The police detail was followed in au- | Herman Bros., float, Carry Ice Cream "T"; observ "P“:‘ he 3 production at .the mines. tomobiles by Maj. Edwin B. Hesse, [Co.; Boy Scouts’ Band, float, Louls| 00 SUTH "‘_l"":.“f the Mellon | ™4 "representative of the Harriman tuperintendent of police. 3 vakas; Frazier Motor Co.. float, | (&% plan was suggested by & interests has been heré waiting for Charles Peck, with District Commis- | Try Me Bottling Co.; Annette Beauty o _° bt i '_'jL!‘ = v"r‘ l'}'“"- the passage of the bill to sign a sioners Bell and .diately | Shop. L. Mulenoff, New York Cash | (essors ang approved hy President | ontract with the Polish Government. behind. ‘Then numerous x(ind Credit U;fllm!‘, float, r.nmml;unl B m“’('ll i "“ ppl;"l“‘m“'“‘\”d !3;‘\‘;“»‘ It is expected the contract will be 4 § i 0 B 4 3 1C at o = Feond i 5 and automo- | Sorporution; Blecirlo Sanitary LALD: | Mellonea Mellon,” but fafled; " and | co"eluded at an early gate. Sexton, Antonio Durso and float of | {'ongress was propagandized in favor | W. M. Smith. of ‘}"' “'9‘110" N’ L aecre o Chinese Fear Soviet Project. Section E—Kane's Band, aid. E.} wouldn't now. -the Mellouw . plan . if ,"“‘“‘,:"“d \.1‘ ':lh 1LT?'1‘\I~:LT went | Clarence Poston and Central Iflo. | they saw it coming down the middle | 1 pril "l ) —A Ja parade headed north to pt Rome, flo: mmes Motor Co.; | of the road with a red flag tied Lo |anese report says that the Soviet gov- 2 e ernment is planning to gain control ongolla communications_ by con- St o urth street s st on K street to Fo Hatey Bhorbs. N, Auth Provision Co. | & structing raflroads connecting Urga northeast, south on the latter street 3 h to H street and east ou H street to l\‘a . Barrett, M. (’f!‘:i,f:}';': 0_}:;?‘: Fourteenth ond H u’belsk nes s m‘““ ';h“hm. e settlement *who attempted to tell us | With Siberian lines. It s stated that where it disbunded a lock west of | 3LhY, HEARIon, P et a oy mhore from the | the Soviets are negotlating with the Itallans” than the plan before the \ronxnnm government on this sub- Senate provided. although Chinese political circles where it started. Murray, O. Maiz Bank Wins Prize. )| Cites Case of Bunkers. ngly oppose the projec Out of 151 Virginia bankers ask- First and second prizes of $15 and ing him to support th adden $10, respectively, were avarded for | the best decorated business houses, “ floats, trucks and automobiles, with & Home Laund '. *umlvn\m 0 branch banking bill, Se > Glass committee Of newspaper men Metropolitan Life = Insurance Co..| ijq, ved but one gs judges. The Northe: vings | D E. Y, s » an explanation I ‘ ed first, NS 5 ertain provisions of the bill This | house class, with . . CO! declared the writer did not know, e Srer. "second. The Peiomae | L M. Mevarry, &, Dronenberg, David 1 been asked to communicate Bloctrio Power (o, was awarded the | Kaplan, Daniel T. Grady, Columbia| i pis representatives in Congress. prize for having the best float, with | Orange Crush, Gorman Bros., Willlam | “'py o Viiginia Senator declared that the Northeast Business Men's Asso- |Maofis, F. A. Herrell, Elgin Jewelryl ,ngtitutents have as much duty to cation second. The Griffith Coal [Co. S. A. Clements, jr; E. J. Moran. | thejr representatives at Washington Corporation and the Carry Ice Cream | Aetna Press, The Syndicate and A.|,q the representatives have to their Co. won first and second prizes, re. |Shulman. constituents, in urging his hearers spectively, for the best decorated | to avoid being misled by propa- trucks, while prizes for the best dec anda. orated automobiles went to the An Flying Is s“b’ldlled R e xl\_{enr Beauty S}WD‘ a-m': \t‘x;'l Exxlie Despite the great fame of Euro- runo Beauty Parlor, in the order | pean flying routes, it is known that S d — TR TS e henandoah Apple Blossom A Festival W. R. Lewis, treasurer of the|bhrought to a profit-making status. Northeast Business Men's Aseocia- | With eyes on the future the govern- tlon, was marshal of the parade.|ments alow the air lines subsidies. Harry P. White is president of the as- | A prominent example cited is that gociation which worked out the plans | of the Dutch “K. L. M.” lines that, or the affair. while popular, are making less thun . Winchester, Va. May 4-5 Mile after mile of beau- tiful apple trees in full bloom. Grand parade and entertainment. the fourteenth century by Emperor The PERPETUAL BUILDING ASSOCIATION PAYS 5% Compounded Semi-Annually Commencing January 1, 1926 Assets Over $11,000,000 Surplus, $1,000,000 Cor. 11th & E Sts. NW. Temporary Quarters, 1004 E STREET N.W. During Bldg. Construction. JAMES BERRY, President JOSHUA W. CARR, Sec’y at the price. Be sure to read Friday papers —and make your plans to be here promptly at 8 a.m. ENTERPRISE SERIAL BUILDING ASSOCIATION 643 Louisiana Ave. N.W. 36th issue of stock now open for subscription. Shares of stock, $1.00 each. payable monthly. Five per cent interest paid on stock withdrawn. James E. Connelly, President James F. 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