Evening Star Newspaper, June 23, 1926, Page 11

MADAME DA GAMA DENIES SHELL WED: Meore anc Widow of Brazilian Envoy Reported Engaged to Jean Harold Edward St. Cyr. Whether widow of | ador to the ! ed Jdean Han L Oyt oseems today to question of dispute bet anddauzhter shannes of htensiein Mme. da ma would marry St Cvr, who has dready inherited 1wo la fortunes fiom two former wives, widows when he married them da Gama, however there was no trath in the also insisted announce Stll in Deep Mourn 1 am in deepest hushand.” she said tention of relingu name of Da G . Mme. d¢ Gama was Vates Bell of Texas heen married three times hnshand Arthie Volek second Arthnr H. Hearn first wife was Mrs ourning for_my and have 0 1n ring the honored Miss Elizaheih and has ady ind her Lin| Cyr [mith. Wall | Tater Henry Smith “of James lent ™ ame. and n Rhinelander shaved | sons of her marriage wart in a fortune of $30.000,000. Her first | “THE EVENING Huge Foreign Sales |BIBLE SCHOOLS ACTIVE ' Made of U. S. Safety | . IN LOCAL PRESBYTERY Razors and Blades Rev. J. R. Dufield Reports Vaca- tion Work at Synod Session at Frederick, Md. Special Dispatch to The Star. FREDERICK, Md., June . R. Dufield, executive aecretary of the Washington City Presbytery, in a report at the Baltimore synod and synodical of the Presbyterlan Church here vesterday. showed that 20 dally | vacation Bible ols are under way | in Washington under his direction, and more than 100 voung church peo- ple are being made ready for the Sum- mer conference fo be held here July | 31 to August 3. | Rev. J. R. Sizoo of Washington gave a veport for the conference on Chrlstian education, indicating that money had been ralsed-for four minis- | terial scholarships Authority was The fact that the male of Argen- asked and granted for budgeting all tina prefers s barber shave was ~ducational work in the synod. en as the reason for that coun i % | v's elinging to the stralght rvazor f old. Her imports of the latter Sheep-Killing Collie Slain. variety were three times greater B pecial Dispi WINCHE:! June than of the safeties. o | required seven e ¢ 10 end he life late yesterday lar; HOUSE REJECTS REPORT |ioliie doz thai had wandercd &‘0‘75[ West inla and killed hundreds ON BANKING MEASURE i of doltars worth of sheep in the | western section of EFrederick County. Several tarmers cornered the dog after many davs' efforts and he was shot seven times. The growing popularity of the American safety razor and its indispensable biade was evidenced in & Commerce Department report | - today showing that such blades |/ accounted for approximately two- thirds of this country’s $13.000.000 cutlery export trade in 1 while the old-fashioned “axe’ razor made up one-tenth The little whisker eliminators found more customers in the Brit- ish Isles than in any other zh Germany, this st competieor In 1.000,000 dozen bladas when she lifted the 100,000 dozen placed on American imports several vears ago o protect her manufacturers. 23.—Rev. Body Will Dec!de ‘What Instruc- | tions. if Any. It Will Give Con- | ferees on Amendments. | | ‘rhe conference report on the Mc- #adden branch bankinz bill was re | jected by the House on a point of [order vesterday sure must e House instrue its eon decide tomoriow what LA any, it will give ferees, The report was 1ejected on points | | of order hy Representatives Strong | | of Kansas and Chindhlom of Tllinois, hoth Republicans, who contended the | onferees had exceeded their author- in agreeinz on a number of | mendments. After thig action Chairman McFad {den of the hanking committee and | author of the hill moved that the new STAR. WASHINGTON, D: - LANSBURGH & BRO. 7th to 8th to E~FAMOUS FOR QUALITY SINCE 1860—Franklin 7400 Member of American Retailers’ Association, Inc. Bought Specially, Priced Specially, On Sale for t}le First Trme Tomorrow=--- 1;000 Summer Hats CHOICE Azure Braids Pastel Silks Milans Straws Toyo Panamas AT A RIDICULOUSLY LOW PRICE! 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