Evening Star Newspaper, May 19, 1926, Page 3

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, .. ©., \\'EI)NESDAY MAY 19, 1926. Ice Box Saves Cook’s $40 When the cook in a restaurant saw three gunmen line up the pro- prietor and twelve customers against the wall, she rushed for the icebox and locked herself inside, he | thereby saving the roll of forty s had in her stocking. Every day cooks find that the ice box saves them money by pro- tecting perishable them hundreds of dollars by keep- | ing away that army of millions— bacteria. ular American service. Arrange today for reg- America Take care of your eyes Eye glasses don’tkeep all the dust out of the eyes. Protect thesewon- derful human instru- ments with and invigorat ELDER FLOWER EYE LOTION ¥ ==3€ 3< SIS Y Now York. P SMITH'S TRAN co. he the open ALL K fesued on You should think of Wa have been renovaty 3 Bzdell s Factory 610 T St N.W i ROOF REPA YOULL LIKE —done by business IRONCL s who k1ow their| b s i’ 1d Emld.,r THE CORCORAN ! 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Don't Delay Inspection ALLAN E. WALKER & COMPANY, INC | (Copyright, which | 4 Nev.; | PENNSYLVANIA use ond. ol As he the com carth of planes was out of the o | tecoverea from his exnaustion ,mI | might to'attend . meeting: of the > | [ inet Currenc Collapses. DANZIG, Free State of Danz RUMREFERGNDUN (5725 = | resents the new powers in \ | firmly in the saddie, the ¢ | the zloty (the Polish unit of he Danzig Bourse indicates th : M is encounte | Gov. Snnlh Wl” Slgn Bill to !5 former | Authorize Vote on Prohibi- | Hown 10 Saciing Gen tion in November. A manifesto from members of the i { opposition in Warsaw. published here, | [ declares Pilsudski's orders void and | | ippeals to “all men of good will” to! | e ussist in reestablishing “the lawful, regime."” | Position Believed Precarious. i 3ERLIN, May 19 (). hondent the Wolff ureau | s the olish gover, Premier Bartel is in us position. This is shown wlist party’s postponement of fted Press. N. Y., May 19.—A State pndum on the prohibition assured for the Iall elec: By the conclusion o a bill m on the Gu of hearing | 1 3 1 definitions Gov. approve . how ntial t organ, Robotn ever, demands that if the pre election is to be held forthwith, guar antees must be forthcoming that rshal Pilsudski, head of the suc ul military revolt, shall be elected rendum hill vas passed by lature. which The is now in remarked tell you that I thin 1 of the eighteentl the Le, w York w Latur G. P. 0. Orchestra to Play. it re put the ratiti | | L HALLER PREPARING e trip skep «'s hero, in 191 established Newspape: th Allance ~sident of 8 o four months in t and to iolating the national prohibition Police man . smpson noticed the odor of alcohol while passing Ma home last which disclosed 200 stilt and a number of allons of liquor, a »ntainers. 'Hm government ex threatens 1o s New ApartmcnfiQ “Cresthill” 1430 Belmont St. Lowest Rentals &l Large porches Service 9 Jeft ’\l(mre & Hill (1 730 17th St. Best Homes in Chevy Chase nce. —and the best location too —on Davidson and Nor- wood Drives—a select and exclusive community—pro- tected by Cafritz ownership in Chevy Chase Terrace Homes—with one and two baths, on lots 50 and 60 feet front by over 130 feet deep—bordered with tower- ing trees. Of special design and equipment. Charming Homes—in a charmingly beautiful neighborhood. $12,950 to $15,950 e will help you finance Drive out Wisconsin avenue and just south of Bradiey lane, directly opposite the Golf Course of the Chevy Chase Club is Chevy Chase Terrace. Open 9 AM. to 9 P.M. CAFRITZ| Owners and Builders of Communities 14th & K M. 9080 Svember and stiged & raid || TO LAUNCH ATTACK AGAINST PILSUDSKI BOOKS BOUGHT ! “Bring Them In" or Phona | FRANKLIN 5416 \PEARLMAN'S 933 G St. NW. L l.—————-—‘ (Continued from Pirst of the *n the- wsaw. It is announces the = u\atholonbk S Assures Future Desirability Se]ect Your Home Site NOW! Hedges & Middleton, Inc. REALTORS Premier ators and bourgeols the summoning v for the elec where than in had _sufficient]y FLAT TIRE? MAIN 500 LEETH BROTHERS THE BAPTIST BIBLE UNION of Nm‘th Amenca PROGRAMME Fourth Annual Meetmg TO BE HELD IN The Metropolitan Baptist Church 6th and A Sts. NE. Pastor: DR. JOHN C. BALL AND The Washington Auditorium 19th and E Sts. and N. Y. Ave. MAY 19 to 24, 1926 At t}\e Metropolitan Baptist Church W[:D\ES[) Y Lexington, h Is Written traton. New York, N. Y. he Relation of a Church's Message at Home to Its Mission Abroad. THURSDAY J. Van Gorder, Butler, T wer Prayer?” B. Ri The Bible the On Statement of the the Convention, >a. 10: 11:30 A, 2:00 5 AM. Minneapolig. Minn Basis of Fellowship Among Baptists.” Pray Address: Rev. E. E. Shiclds, Chicago, 111 “Lightening the Bear's Shadow.” (An address on Russia.) Address: Dr. W. B. Riley. Minneapolis, Minn. “Ministerial Loyalty and Comradeship i the Present s Angeles, Calif. T Address: Dr. Matthews. E tial to the Church's Health and “Evangelisn Esse ¥ a ", J. Frank Norris, Fort Worth, Tex. “The First Revival Based on Fundamentals.” FRIDAY Prayer. Address: Dr. W. L. Walker, Elyria. Ohio. “How I"l Church May Grow by a Systematic Study of the : Dr. Matthews. Los Angeles, Calif. “The Second Coming of Christ.”” Address: Dr. George Ragland. Lexington, Ky. “The Menace of Modernism in the South.” Discussion. Appointment of Committees. Prayer and Praise Service. Address: Dr. T. T. Shields, Toronto, Canada. “The Lamb in the Midst of the Throne.” SATURDAY Reports of Executive Committee, Secretary-Treasurer and State Officers. Flection of Officers and Standing Committees for the vear, General Business. SUNDAY Sermon by Dr. W. B. Riley, Minneapolis, Minn. Address: Dr. T. T. Shields, Toronto. Canada. “Have Baptists Still a Distinctive Message and Sermon by Dr. J. Frank Norris, Fort Worth, Te: MONDAY v, David Alexander mominatio 2:30 P.M. 11:00 3:00 45 PV rundy Center, Towa, University in America 3 ‘Pontiac, Mich. - ' ‘lmlllll l{flmlsh Wh t Surrender Their Principles al \Withdraw or Fight?” . John Roach Straton. New York, N. Y. 2:00 .“‘ Zlaipy i, Foreign Mission Situation in the Northern Addn‘w% Dr. I‘lpnk M. Goodchild, New York, N. “The Amendment.” At Washington Auditorium Address: Dr. J. I‘mnk'\nn‘lfi Fort Worth, Tex. 3:30 P.M. Y. ' 7:30 P.M. 8:30 P.M. Addr e \Hnnmpnh"‘ Minn. “The (-rm\th ol Modernism in Baptist Schools. SRS S —— YOUTH HELD IN BAIL. \(hv‘r"f‘ of Ukm" Mails to Defraud Made Against A. A. 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