Evening Star Newspaper, October 1, 1926, Page 3

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Colombiz, October 1 (), | al ves of | have pro- | slgned treaty chiefly is dir against article 11, providing for free | nee. more tha ¢ to the Pac Your Dodge Roadster will run better on Rotor- G a s than any motor fuel you have ever used. If you will but try it, and for any reason you don’t agree with me_ I'll gladly return your money. That’s a promise! | By the Assoctated Press. | TULSA GREETS BEAUTY. | |B/G BOOK SHOP, 933 G St. N.W. dez against |, THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. WHY U. S. ADOPTED DRY LAW PUZZLES BISHOP OF LONDON Noted Prelatc. Here to Mcet College Stu- dents. Also Expresses Perplemty at ngh Wages in America. _He ds tionai “piscopal conditions in the country. here at the invitation of the Student Council of the Church. Tall and lean, active enough to I play u good game of tennis, the | churchman's looks and actions belie | his age. e regretted that burns on AMES, Towa, October 1.—The Right Honorable And Right Rev. Foley Win nington-Ingram, D. D.. lord bishop of | London, cannot unde vrohibition law wz United States, when ns who go to F many Ameri mplain the local college courts Plans Motor Trip. In the brief time Bishop Ingram ‘al| has been in this country he has won .| the admiration of the youths with whom he has come in contact. e is known throughout the world for his il outlook on life and his un- * who of Universitles, the ontset Amesrican this country nd how such high and yet bring the Neither |} his right arm prevented his tryving| ed ye n he disc ding of the hoy and girl of a Republican and a Demoerat. Wants to Meet Students. o of the most the House of SXpeCLS 1o come in with 100,000 collexa students | during the next six weeks, and tell them the importance of Ch inity | A to a nd at a banquet . he said an s to draw the peo-| itain and America into ip. 1o exp is the basis of a na-| declared in his_ brief Chureh. : FLAT TIRE? MAIN 500 et LEETH BROTHERS “Miss America of 1926" Returns tu{ Oklahoma ome. 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The total thefts of automobiles last NEW YORK, October 1 —Motorisis, vear, he pointed out, were $300.000.- lost $60,000,000 lastj year throcgh the | 940, of which 20 per cent were rever theft of automobiles, and the present r l@ru\emd { situation is an “open challenge on the | = part of the underworld to the fnsur- | Gov. Towner to Visit U. S. ance companes.” Alfred Reeves, gen-| (;\ Towner of Porto Rico has left | eral manager of the Nati o G Ko United | - Seneral George 0 has been desig- | act as LU\PI"()I there in his | insurance rates “ero\ n the insurance com- | Reeves because t0o lit- hefore the Brooklyn Ro tary Club, he said Inswance yates are 4 (o to0. high, and advoc tral de- | - tection bureau for bile thieves. Ca owners are partly to b enormous loss, Mr. Reeve It poys to read the want columns of me | The Star. Hundreds of situations ar Fill your bin * now with Marlow Clean Quality Coal. Prompt, efficient service. Lowest prices consistent with qual- ity and service. 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