Evening Star Newspaper, May 20, 1926, Page 37

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, MAY 20. 1926. : ] » Gt 0 the Kings of v and Italy in | King Victor Emmanue also ex | PRELATE DENIFS Abe Martin Says: ILLICIT BEER TRACED | SOLDIER WINS CASE. | FELICITATES 2 KINGS [t e ot e Vo, Emmere g O, | TO KEYSTONE CITIES 2= o= mesaine ana auicis| QN ARCTIC TRIUMPH I L s e ™" Convinces Jury. ! ldge said: | congratula ! xpedi = i s | b e .+ | ticipation in the Amund = ’ g SAN ANTONIO, Tex., May 20 (P). . . ; | “T “desire to. offer Your ¢ e SArmndie expes TOKIO, May 20 (P).—An Asahi dis. MEX“}AN BHARBES YD | Witnesses Tell Jury of Pennsylva- |- 2 President Coolidge Seids Cable|and people of Norway my c ey, el pateh from Formosa sass that famine (Je : from Pvt. Fi 3 lations on the suc whicl 3 ito ¢ i : ’|is threatening the natives of Shin nia Breweries—One Hundred In- |jseia soldier., Messages to Norway and the bold underta this hardy | Piloted It. chiku Province owing to droughts and N dictments Expected It took him just 12 minutes to gain Italy. | ! |is doubtless due, in large mensure, 2 ‘ 7 3 | 4 | an acquittal on a charge of theft of | kings (Capt. Amur ; | the success is rdous and his. eporte died and Did Not Perform Church Du- / i i | Govor, opefty after he had e | ter of great satis hat | ttejeuccens ot this hazerdoustand’nis | g are increas ily. B O By the Ascociated Prexs {my countrymen should have been as L | Formosan authofities have sent, ties or Misrepresent Self, | INEN PALACE HoTEL i trial the | Congratulatory messages were ca d with him in this dar J e f rice and other foodstuffs* A% | LASY NEEX BUT Frve o ded he didn't [bled vesterday by President Coolidge | eous exploit. ! e province, sustain s weries were the OEh Bl e Lied vestordny by Dredblonl looleer 4 < until the h Caruana Says. ARTIE Spp444 [ of the fillcit, beercon | volded this land intrepid desc o Gl i e than 20 20.—Lvidence 2 cities of the country | th the next th gratify &% 3 iV witnesses befo m ant facts and S e R 2k ~ T i i Ted| ant amie. " 1|} “DIAMOND DYE” ANY Archbishop Ge J. Caruana, papal | 32 |/ i s o n":’ d( le‘h’::_ SISNLEE i nunclo expelled from Mexico on the | 1 d through them the heer ” | G , DRAPERY Address All Communications to ! [ g e TAX REPEAJ: IS 0. K.'D. | ARMENT, D W. M Hornstein, Clearing House, 107 6th St. N. W. Phone Frank. 5059 ground he misrepresented his status "ed to breweries in and around | aven and Jersey | in entering the country, denied he | 3 Vesmittuitonstadang " o i P G ? performed any offices of the Catholic E = B, Rt it e B udorss Slaasure Me- |} Just-Dip to Tint or Beil Church whtle i nthe southern republic. w York Central police offl | garding Key Bridge Fares. | Bishop Caruana arrived here last cinl ace, testified regarding he bill introduced in the | night attired in la s along R Moore of Vi ing he could not use the g Catholic prelate and obtain p to enter Mexico. He said he told Mex- s iRy fcan_immigration when he en- s allus plenty o' harmony | yribed his inve < Ot shipments 2 was that of | Where !x(;hu‘ ; _;:ux“;{llu“:t:_ in. 4 v | from breweries a e Minven e lnds Gl } . 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