Evening Star Newspaper, July 2, 1926, Page 27

2\ r—-—————-——————————M—\“R Wi HINGTON, D. C. FRIDAY, JULY 2, 1926 et o g vovende ot (| PRESIDENT REGE/=S S S . —| |JUDGE KEEPS WATCH |z 2 el oo R R”MANIA PI.ANS m};-“;.n‘?; I},,Qf‘??:’jl???s Nem GIVEN FOR SECURITY T ROl b e T eraa ot S B ST COPY OF SAINT’S LIFE |sivuiitns' vt Char] is o - with having d ded rity. Cob: Charles Wise, second leader; at mam”ofi;‘.- ;’gflnw:mfimv flm“)t TWO FIGHT EXTRADIT!ON. Prenmhent. i s s er Taylor explained to the | PAE]- W|IH RUSSIA e hhaet ’ valued at $150. Coby also left 50 cents e g d March, “The Shenandoah N Florida Governor Rebukes Officials | S, oo it "l | Alleged Embezzlers Are Held in|Glasgow Priest, Who Translated e ,:Z'r““!:‘-“-“f‘"‘:f;f, o te | il I;(_:\'cr and Malaria, . (Dedicated to Robert for Petty Practices to Swell '“,;‘}:fl“w‘:":;““fl':“;"fh:"l“;:'“]'mers e London for San Francisco. St. Therese's Autobiography, Ly ‘,’{,i;'\’.',',,x:,',;,’“,-',‘.,“,‘,','i‘,‘ e R S seny Recognition Will Be Based on| | 55, /0% peornet: “0n, ey o S Ly ol antorne e ! RO t i ) The justicé of the peace, the attorne: : Flower” shrine that is now | I‘J‘ in business for sixty sent the Governor. on January 15 noe churges ol s fined J. Coby of Miami $26.90. Tho |the uali: law city, Father Taylor ented his work to the Is a prescription for Colds, Grippe. Flu, Dengue, LONDON, July 2 (#).—Two men, Visits White House. held here under the names of Leopold and Julius Blumen, an order for whose nds of persons from years — and still going said, declared that he always retur " . A “ »ar. By the Assoc Non-Aggression Policy of In u lle“lth' 5 ‘:; 2 .::[I\\ Jewelry left with him under such cir- [extradition {0 Sun Francisco has| President Coolidge yesterday re- love: Hestited' M Jociir coaii il be fepu & -Ketelbey ALLAHAS Fla., July 2.—|cumstances in tobacco cans. heen granted, have filed an appeal | ceive andsomely bound leathe n the ha al A . e Soviet in Bessarabia. ' Kerns | |Justice of the Péace W. Hindle ¢ The governor, in a statement to the | Which will be heard next week. G bl LLin Wik .‘"‘ Sl of St §| in the goods they sell. a Cocoa district was requested erday | newspapers, stated that he was put-| The men are = £ COPY dransladcn fo e v the | el Founded 1864, biography of St. Therese, the new on as that|ment in the United States, from the | Carmelite saint, often referred to s would have to in San Francisco. The | wppo P e 5 from office | i 5 more hari§100\0005| Lae: Bttt Hiower WSy trangia . 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