Evening Star Newspaper, August 18, 1926, Page 6

4 ) 5 AWFUL 'UQED MOM'i’ Ml)CH FU?TH,?_ \To‘:'..\-K' LEGION CONVENTION Delegates to Nanonal Mee( lgw«‘ll_ee Chnseq at District Lesembly. : ‘The cizh h thn reet to Clitton ligh Schoul it fs the first convention par: Te held in the history of the lo partment. The cepirtment colors will be at the head of t olumn and the ous posts will have i colots in ;{“rn* - 2 | hiw | A princilal mpaker at the conven- Instaliation sland W. Powel. tor | n of the Anu Zation committee of the le Other speakers to he invited wid be s T U i $3760,000 FOR nmmom und the . Denver and sm Lllu Line, in Re- | ceive:ship Five Years. Sold. convention of will be held at Phil- 1-15. At thi wention de! that conventi The name %of G i reorganization com esenting stockholders for 000, 1he upset price flxes weeks ago by Jidze Samuel son. The voud has been in the hands of 1 recetver for more than five he late David M. Moffat built the 1 10« northwestern Colorauo | nd furming districts. Mushroom Weighs Six Ponnds. HOLYOKE, Mass.. August 18 (#) A big mushroom found in Indi 5 1low s 31, feet round and we nstellow, |pounds. —As vet it i3 uneuten. b ongfellow, fipe gwner says another found near vice com: | it i a fine meal. | . Willtam | 1t Made P i third vice commander. Ber-| i Gee, Judson ¢ You mar kid backseat drivers vou want to. but yon must admit the wre not the onex who drive autl into the sides of railtoad trains, says the Puliman Newws Perahin No. 1 | heers were nomin: ilbert T. Rude How- G5 k] A ___THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON. D. C. WEDNESDAY. B R o) AUGUST siiate e 18, 1926, BY GENE BYRNES Trade Mark Ree 0.8 BETCHAD LIKE TO N HAVE A NICE ZEAT YOURSELF | RIGHT \‘pw' 7 EO\'TCHA\ BE A SPORT | MOM AN HIRE A \TA*\ CAB?/ J T € To S\T FEoan RIGHT o <enes ‘Byunes 28, by The Bell Syadicate foc | ADOLPH OCHS HONORED. Publisher Given Silver Printer's Stick on Anniversary. NEW YORK. August 2 Fifty vears ago Adolph Ochs was <ot ting type at Knoxville, Ten N the \ew York Tim s income of £, ento of his thi er ¥ _as publisher. his composing room has just presenis. Imnh an engraved silver printe stiel 18 NEW JERUSALEM SCHOOL. English Unxversi!y to Be Built on Mount of Olives. August 18 (M | ity is planned | huilt at the of £250.000 | the next two vears on the ! the Mount of Olives. The the present English College salem, also known as the . | Rishops Mission. The enlar | of the institution will he moc the American University at Beirnt | ias Thomas, assistant marshal; Miss Elizabeth Barnes, herald: Mrs. Adel- bert Hungerford and Miss Leonora | Hughes, aides. Judges will he State L. -Ball, Benjamin | RUMANIAN CONVICTS’ MARSHALL HALL CROWD FAST HEACHES 24TH DAY ‘ Senator Krank Virginia and Marvlund‘ Knights | Edelin, T. M. Underwoud. P. P. Wil 2muggled x.etter Quotes Warden as | % liams, John Mathews, | Kerguson. Robert Cooksey, Dr. T. I..| Higdon, John Gering. Dr. George 0. Monroe, Randolph Koester and Brooke Until All Are Dead. Matthews. The committee on ar- ByRad:io {0 The Siar anc Chicago Daily News. ngements consists of Richard B.| MOSCOW, August 18.—“There is ppett, Joseph Howard. E. W. Hun. | no need to Investigate conditions until I gerford and Harry Hicks. The first trip George W Ccmpete for Honora and Ora- tion: Are £cheduled Special Dispateh 16 The Star Va.. Augu. hying Investigation Needless he resort was made | dogs,” remarked Comdr. by the Steamer Charles Mucalester | the prison n at 10 o'clock this morning. Other|i0 a letier has been smuggled trips were scheduled for 2:30 and 6:30 | out- of Rumania describing the pres. | oelock. ent_hunger strike. Though a strict Rumanian censor. | ship attempts to prevent reports of | the latest profest wgarding Rumanian | n_conditions_from reaching o Gelavsky of i tiiting, tournn: Marshull Hall. Besides Ar- lington County nearby countles of Virginia and and are represent- s!arnn:' Maj. McIlroy to Leave. vider Wil yjaj james . Mcliroy. Infantry. select a 3 who will be|pay been reHeved from duty in the owned queen of the bull. ~ Thews | omice of the assistant chief of staff, ke place at 8:30 | \var Department, and ssigned »..me‘ All riders and | 11th Intantry at Fort Benjamin Har. uring the tourna- | vison, Ind. all will wear tv nl'owing the tournament. «ful Itimare imin = Piilfadelohia A new . irrigation project in Mexico Erom v Line ofice. | vater 69,160 acres of Pa, Ave. W e Ylltm” contest m,\\nyl carry water to 69,160 acres of L ed among the four m;hm[ S — (Siandard as follows: First prize = | UNDER MITTEN MANAGEMENT second prize, $30: third prize, $2 fourth prize. $10. Oneinch _ " will be used at the start of the tourna- | Drlve Thls New Packard ment. but in case of a tie, one-half- ! inch rifgs will he used. i Col. Millard vdings i= announc as the o of the day. while ill be delivered Frank 8, res will he chief marshal: Dou; | ed WASHXNGTON D.C. 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