Evening Star Newspaper, August 14, 1926, Page 3

.THE . EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., SATURDAY, AUGUST 14, 1926. : * I]RY RA"] IN []M AH T CONTINUED. | BEACH STILL LEADS |¥52 s e ™ :;c;flj!’éflmnmnmmlu|||1mmuunmmmmu||ummmnnmunnnmmmnmmmmnr|nmm|nsunn_mimu? U. 8. Pottery Association and RELI AB".'TY FLYERS his home town ahead of the field andl For Sale Suitable for Subdivision 120 acres; V> mile State road frontage; |Ranch Woman Kills KEI-‘-[][;G EN Rulfl[ 44 Rattlers With M in the contest | T0 SEE PRESIDENT | . Hetp of Turkeys| NETG 75 DRISONERS|. 5555 375 . s oo e B b o By the Aseociated Press. 14 (). —Representatives of the United 21 Finish Seventh Leg at Wichita H;er‘;‘r‘:gef '1,:‘43):3‘ Tgr :‘r\x }‘\onx:; | LA GRANDE. Oreg., August 14. Rt rflléer"h A:Fflgm“;" onml ‘lihe in N uiter Mulenea - & onal Brotherhood of Operative : was 1:38:15. Meister finished second —With the help of a flock of tur- Potters, in final secsion here, yester. | After Jump From Lincoln. |yi% J0C:. Jroage to fiy 1o Kansas . Remsa rike nas | Fooral Agents Even Seizeiaacieed o ronow the [Eii Nuke | Winner Averages 130 Miles, | oy killed 44 rattlesnakes on her ranch eement between the two in the gained 13 points on his nearest com key Conference to Concern : : ; a weneral or tableware branch of the — . ¢ Guarding Americans in usaf e fored . CusiBnmmer Liquor at Army Pest; |mottery mausiry for two sears more: 1 mile from D. C. line. When a rattler appears, the tur- } with only minor changes in working | BY the Assoclated Press. == Mexico. keys form a ring around it ;}:“: Arresting Soldier. conditions and no increase in wages.| WICHITA, Kans, August 14— | 17 BOOKS BOUGHT °:: o make a_great commotion. —————+———= . |Twentyoe airplanes yesterday com- || “Bring Them Ih” of Plone Fr. 5416 P O l o & e e Cable Section Finished. pleted the seventh leg of the Edsel i PEARLMAN'S, 933 G St. N.W. rice n y 9 Property and personal rights of| {“‘c_ By the Associated Press. a EMDEN, Germany, August 14 (4, |Ford reliability airplane tour, finish - Americans in Mexico will continue to oo R LOMAHA, :eb;-ne;:\u‘:z:;t‘}zme\:‘ne The firt section of ihe direct cani . . ; be protected, emissaries 1 y-five Omaha which is to connect Germany and the ¢ H tion ; Knights of Columbus learn ster- | in the county jail facing prosecu! ion United States by way of the Azores iner ent nc. e iy "eune b aciry | SUMMONS 1S SERVED 1o Mg s b o e vy e oyl i’ 205 J Built H i 9 L3 Kellog d to lh' religious tur- ’ Glen. A. Trunson, prohibition direc- [ S5etion, from ' the Channel to the Jameson-built omes Main 4884 1409 L Street N.W. moil so e Rio Grande. ON MRS, M PHERSON tor for Nebraska, Iowa and South s, e laid next month, |0 B B A i ion received a definite Dakota, 28 Government operatives last | at the hands-off policy . night fl\;o?xped dt};‘x"t on hom(l:;m'ms = 5 Silar = + | suspecte uor joints, even nment in connection with | Evangelist Is Defense Witness in|the Fort omaha military reservation e 2 in_their search for contraband. Trial of Four Accused of Vend- | "rhe first persons arrested were Mr. ed for miore than and Mrs. Frank Derr, 65 and 66 years . Business Property : . a erty, supreme ing Indecent Literature. 1d, in whose home 29 quarts of al- i gy Bt leged beer were found. They were Near 14th & onal organizatic taken to jail and locked up despite fonal organization. | . e pesociated Press. > = e of illness. The resolution adopted at the Phila-| ™y g A\ NGELES, August 14.—Aimee Hans Anderson probably will K St N w delphia meeting of the Knights of Co-| semple McPhers evangelist, and court-martial as a result of his Se ¥V .o lumbus demanding that the Wa District Attorne; {eves were sum- est in barracks at Fort Omah where the raiders confiscated several The 1800 to 1850 Potomac Ave. S.E. Over 100 Sold Priced at Less Than $7,600 and Up 7/ Apartments For Rent PHILLIPS TERRACE 1601 Argonne Place 2Tl 2 22T, ton Government take some unspec moned yester, s defense witnesses action in the religious controversy |in the trial set for August <3 in [gallons of liquor. : < : formed the basis of the conference. | Municipal Court of four news venders| The drive, which began y . Exceptionally desirable build- Just North of Columbia Road at 16th B S R charged with selling indecent litera- ’\fulnoon and 1 ing, ‘under lease to responsible poTaDeatry hrickc: 6 ro J JRC NI LiaR N e atement Not Expected. e i eral temant at 7% net. Lessee pays Avtures: built-in e PORCH APARTMENTS ARE NOW AVAILABLE FOR A few hours later Mr. Kellogg I “*,;’; = “;‘,“; N 6 i il large, front, ik IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY. Make your choice now for one 1 route to his conference with Presi- | °bies of sl g | | o s s o FETTRER alley. > An t ‘home that is of these cool desirable apartments. . dent Coolidge at the Whit 1-mo}m st ‘:lf:‘ et N . maintains building. omplete. Apartments of 2 rooms, breakfast room, Murphy bed, tile 'l...’x'.’.”' which he expec o late ¥ and purporting. to’ account ¥or prohi- Selling Fast i\a‘xllxrx(\;}(hfzro\\'(-r to 5 rooms, reception hali, tile bath, shower an 2 . ector, who helped formulate lans at her Council Bluffs home. Director Brunson indicated several cities in his district would be subjected to similar “clean-up’ c’un;ulh,nw Four blocks from the new Eastern High School. Sce these ideal homes now. Ask the Man Who Ouwns One Built, Owned and For Sale by THOMAS A. JAMESON CO. Owners and Bullders 906 N. Y. Ave. NW. Phone Main 5526 e r_whereapouts during her 35 days’ alsence frofm her temple here. A. R uer, editor of a Sa . | weekly, 'St 1 quarter, | complaint charging him with sending et of ne literature through the mails el e e CITY GREETS THOMPSON. ||[Gardiner & Dent, Inc. : il $200,000 GEM 'HOLD-UP. R 1409 L Street N.W. Placards Ask Him to Request In- : Salesman Struck and Robbed at| dependencg for Philippines. Ll Minneapo]is Station. 5 By Cableto The Star and Chicago Daily News. Department continues te A EAPOLIS, Minn., August 14| CAPIZ, P. 1 st 14.—Th i o tbhs ,:,,’ ¥P)—Two men heid up Sol Roseman, | extended a great welcome to Col. Tany #eoss and robbed | Carmi’ Thompson and his party when num. $200,000 rived here today. s ab at the arried in a long proces " | Great Northern station here Iast | Sion, read: “Long live Carmi Thomp. night. The stones were carried in a | Son for the liberty of the Philippiie small leather packet. Islands. Ask the United for man is a_member of a large|independence for the islan e diamond firm of New York rd cutter Min- The bandits tore the gem ty ¢ hands after striking him over the | Ye head with the butt of a pistol. $47.50 and up Resident Manager William S. Phillips & Co., Inc. ‘ 1432 K Street Main 4600 § T E L T2 2 AT T L7 Z T2, Price, $100,000 N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N § N N N N N N N N N N N N § N N N N N N N N N N N N nzes on Mexican| Ro: and the case o 16th Street Alaska Ave. Hemlock St. N.W. h(r(' mxv mnrnhl}: PRINGE LIKES HULA HULR, | oo, i moratus, bowever. For Sale! Hawaiian Dancing Girls Beautiful, GOVERNOR T0 BE HOST. Bl it b e . Terrt ry of Hawail, 600 Richmond 0rph’|n- Will Have Circus Trip Monday. ved without »probation If of Sweden. ‘rown Prince Special Tispateh to The Star RICHMOND, Va,, August 14.- Gov. | G : orphians of et o) SEMI-DETACHED e (et i, e LARGE LOTS . and black—are to go to| l‘_\u!: the 4 BEDROOMS O e ol e BUILT-IN GARAGE el FRIGIDAIRE e el BARGAINS INSPECT TONIGHT number wi in one of the 1 SANTA CLAUS MARRIES. ‘ Custodia® of Clnldlen s Letters ; Weds Nurse on Friday, 13th. nt Drive out 16th St. past Walter Reed Hospital to Hemlock St. NW H.R.HOWENSTEIN (G 1311 H STREET NORTHWEST e These are low-priced homes that look high priced. There arc any number of little refinements ive touches that ysually cost $300 to $1,000 more. But we put these homes up to sell fast, and priced them accordingly. That's why the down payment is so low—and monthly installments are low. 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