Evening Star Newspaper, May 27, 1926, Page 46

PUBLIHER' WL 0ZONE BEATS CUPID. Spring Love Tonic Given Scien- tific Explanation. LONDON, May 27 (®).—Cupld has nothing to do with the epidemic of love-making-which comes with Spring. It is ozone, and not the god of love, THE_EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, STEWERBY 1074 WS N REGDN Senator by a margin of 10,741 votes over Senator R. N. Stanfleld, incum- bent, on the face of complete unoffi- clal returns from last Friday's pri- mary in Oregon. Stelwer received 40,182 votes and Stanfleld 29,441 L. B. Sandblast, avowed wet, polled 14,706 votes in the eight-cornered race. Bert E. Haney's majority over Elton Watkins, former Representative, for D. C. THURSDAY. MAY 27. 1926. SHRINE HAS FESTIVE PROGRAM AT SESQUI Imperial Sessions in Philadelphia to, Be Accompanied by tional Exposition, the convention will continue until the following Friday. Each day will see numerous parades and exhibitions, most of them to take place in Philadelphia’s new stadium, which will seat 85,000 people. Tour of Historic Spots. The program for the first two days consists of sightseeing tours which will include all the principal historical least 30,000 others plan to live in Pull- man cars. Business sessions will be held Tues- day, Wednesday and Thursday. Dur- ing that time the Imperial Council will act on petitions for temple char- ters, elect national officers, hear re- ports and formulate plans for the next 12_months. Shrine clubs have been in existance for more than 50 years, the first tem- ple having been Mecca Temple, New | s s s EaEE NS NN N | Hotel Preston Beach Bluff, Mass. Fineet bathing beach on the North 8hore; unexcelled food and service; IS —-— so British scientists told the Royal the Democratic senatorial nomination il. | Society, which fires poet . J. C. Eastman, Who Gave Mil- | 575, uhich firce, poets and lovers. Complete Returns AlSO GiVe stood:at 2,312 with one precinct miss: and music will come Tussday morning, | there are 158 temples in the United A There is no sense in psycho-analyz. ing. Haney is a former commissioner when a massed band of 1,500 musisians | States, Canada and Mexico. lion to Employes, Declared |ing frisky youth to determine why it Haney 2,312 Over El- of the United States Shipping Board. | By the Ascociated Press. S iRGUr. BAtloRally. Knows: ledditet will ton Watkins. cool, airy rooms; wide verandas, ex- cellent music. A wonderful summer home for the family seeking rest and recreation. An ideal place for chil- dren and—only 30 miles from Boston —the finest resort for the Tired Business Man. Write for folders and information to WILLIAM M. KIMBALL, Manager Hotel Preston, Beach Bluff, Mass. or phone Breakers 6600 spots in the city. The climax of color “ork, formed in 1872. At present Colorful Events. scientists said in the Spring months will bemppo!edth{; L P:::}l':f’leflv“‘::' all the glamour of a Moroccan fair|see a pageant comprising 40 floats, publican, ‘in the N o e stnx o | where ranks are denoted by the num. | depicting scenes from American his- his nearest rival, Jay H. Upton,|ber of yards of gold braid worn, the | tory and allegorically displaying the Tates 2 2 *| Atty-second session of the Imperial [ Progress of Shrinedom. A similar energy than in any other season. By the Associated Press. itk Councll of the Ancient Arabic Order | Pageant, representing the industries The will of J. 5 5 PORTLAND, Oreg., May 27.—Fred- Nobles of the Mystic Shrine will open | of Philadelphia, has bheen arranged ditor and pub-| Government railways of Germany |erick Steiwer. Pendleton attorney | More than four times as much in-| here May 30. | for Thursday evening. g0 Daily Journal | are giving special rates on goods |and wheat grower, won the Repub-|dustrial machinery is exported from arged in a sult fearried to ships to be sent abroad. | lican nomination for United States |this country than hefore the war. fled here yeste in Circuit Court | by seven cousins who seek to break the will glving his entire m{i}:‘, vna!v‘wg - by y 4 i 7 ~= senctioil 490e) The Hecht Co. Sale of Men's White English Broadcloth Shirts gy&x) Robert T. Huston of Connersville, 51593 E. Crume of Peru, Ind. 3 1592 Ind, are the heirs at law. S Xl The bill charged that when East- w man drew the will, in April, 1922, giv- J They set forth that they and two ing his estate to O. L. Hall, W. Frank » % acts differently in the Spring, as these Gov. Walter M. Plerce, Democrat,| PHILADELPHIA, May 27.—With|appear in a concert. 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