Evening Star Newspaper, August 19, 1926, Page 18

. TS THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. €. THURSDAY. AUGUST 19, . 1926. HITS INTOLERANCE [1.000-Foot Fant Kitts 'WHOLESALE PRICES | oz~ = == BRIDE TRIES TO SAVE it . oo (e s it s o o two days hefore the robbery and | Fine, New / | . Decreases were shown in 139 ‘n “ourt on charges of first-degree mur- | | " i ; oren S > T killing. ~ Curtis was identified by Her. Modern Bank W oman At[emphn FOR jULY DEcuNE | items and increa in o3 v{ ."f?,,f'(‘\‘ MAN HEI_D IN SLAYING [der growing out of ';"z::p:v]!"\-\"::: of :.'.;:»(ml[:':orhm!. an evewitness to the | Across Street AS GRAVE I]AN[;ERJD"»scem in Canyon e R o P, S AET ; | s ¥ ir | ” R he will tell it providing enly Farm Products Lead in Drop. decline : division. | Offers to “Tell Her Story of Florv‘n":ufi ;m‘ be used against her hus. | PLAN V|S|T TO CAMP. | EDGEMOOR I ods droppes & ::l:('\.i l"rv::, ! Foods, Clothing Materials and ods dro mwi1 ida Killing and Wants to Die : l\‘n\d T;:nhur Davenport of Bay | | S GSTON, Mont.,, August | | = - L z e i & - Lutheran Convention Speak- ;:I"~;‘"::" ‘:rnm Crans of Denver | Fuels Show Slump. Coming Here for Treatment. if He Does, Tl s b e A 000 feet to her death in a —_— | ; il g er Warns of Menace Created| cinvon of Yellowstone National s the Assyrated Preee. e i e e e i |the young woman's offer. S Bratiinn et cannl 3 Park Tuesday, it became known | A slight decline in the general ('anal Zone, has hee 18| CLEARWATER, Fla it 10— | “I€ ARhUL e Senit top the Meade, Md., will the camp of by “Spurious” Patriots. vesterday when the body was re- |level of wholesale prices for July|ZL¥_ for wres : L REE G st pin B o et ~“}[w|"m: him dearty and 1 2 bl ;o'\'-“:ma:! i | ""“":d»l‘mm S s s bR shown in the monthly report|ill take stat u' S ]mnmh= vesterday offered to har: by hin'to the Ias " The two Trish officers came to the | — o d o o { made public today by the Lahor De- | | with the State 1 an effort to pon Springs policeman and | United attend the Army | Lawding the American democracy as |, Fuss of Windsor, Colo., were at- | partment. Farm products led in the | pire 1o o i e PO R e e i rgeman identified the four pris. | C\ Staff Schaol at the government which most nearly| tempting to descend the face of |price drop. due mainly, it was said, ] 150000000 annnaiiv 0 N Rillie Davenport. whe. St ners, who included also Ph i [oograsia . Kan., which opens approaches the Christian ideal, Dr.| the canyon in a spot supposedly |to lower prices for Winter wheat, BOE VR0, P ULAR ' ot el dulh Phillip Vollmer of ra. N. I a| mever traversed hy human beings | hogs, Jambs, onions and potatoes. natienal offici f the Lutheran| when the woman lost her footing | The department's index number | Church, today condemned “spurious| and fell. | covering 404 commodities regis patriotism™ as ane of the zrave | Ted Ogden, a ranger, was low- he month, as compa ered into the canyon with a rope | R LG 1 Men’s 39¢ Half Hose I a o) ey after 0 rnish’ 00 % —_— % L4 (1300 pre) Men's i I 5 = Rayon Half Hose, | . St 3 made with high | ! oo e i - A spliced heel and P!’ iI p,sbom | [ 4 BOTH SIDES OF 7™ AT K. ST “THE DEPENDABLE STORE' J v!"ulhln rein l--x'r:d 4 B sole and toe. Plain or ribbed stiles, in 608 to 614 ELEVENTH SI, the policeman, who was shot to frus- ael Costello, e AT A trate a robhery, refused to agree t0|yp, gpent the past week at the Cit- | | @ e I black or new plain WE INVITE € HARGE &A€¢CCO0UNTS - colors A Tremendously Important Sale for Men! —In the— Men’s Furnishings Dept. Only Once a Month—Bargains Like These! Our Monthly Dollar Sale of Men's Furnishings always attracts crowds because everyhody wants to save money. Men, as well as women who buy for their men folks, can certainly save a lot of money at Goidenberg's tomorrow, when the purchasing power of the dollar is increased to the limit.” Shirts, underwear, hosiery and other furnishing needs— all of the highest standard of quality—are included in tomorrow's great Dollar Sale. 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