Evening Star Newspaper, October 14, 1926, Page 14

%m < . e : SO TRCTERT » e . 12 S -t THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1926. ’ . . » . ” : : b = SOUTHTORETIRE |MGilted by Light | cusk JaLs 1 CHiNeSE. &y st BEra,, Tmionomee e ) e Current Fixil]“' rest, chabged with attempted fraud- | Special Diepatch to The Star. | street crossing. He was on his way children survive 9 1] Orientals From U. S. Charged With | ulent entry into the country. CUMBERLAND, Md., October 14.—|home after having come in from bhis | . Socket With Knife Fraudulent Entry. e L are belng held on eharges | More and Ohio brakeman, was instant- | had been confused by a passing frefght | unnecessary auto noises. FIASARDA. (ionlin, (Ontoer. 1408 G aitempting o enter Cuba-on TaIES | s e e e _— More than 200 Chinese have been |Anthony L. Cl years old, Balti- [run and was taking a short cut. e| T has @ campaign egalnst Forty-one Chinese who arrived here ' certificat:s of residence. Special Dispatch to The Star. - MIDLAND, Md., October 14— 1,000 00 . Ernest Popp, 3: years old, was ' ,000 Bales to Be With electrocuted last night in the gar- age of his father, Willlam Popp, drawn and 1927 Acreage | & siaced & e biade in s socket while attempting to adjust Cut 25 Per Cent. an electric light. e == r Il Additional Specials He was visiting his father from e Title Creek, Pa. 5 3 A brother, William Popp, ir., dis- ; HE-most_popular beverage of the : . For Our ¥ the Assocta Prey c 0 e “_'"”‘:"’T"_m"‘" Oetover 14.-A| covered the body. | X National Capital is NATIONAL : 67th A C “an”for meeting the cotton price T s ! ; Ginger Ale — because it mever ; : ; : : nniversary e onerenes of sresents. | GIVIC. TRIUMVIRATE A varies in jts flavor. It's Ginger Ale— e | o from cotton growing Staten as you like to drink it—sparkling as ol Sale ich adjo , leaving the 2 : 8 ouncils and general committees in s 3 — — Mace the same way gy 5 rimes uoiden ch State. Action of the conference, which was : . N L . ; wde up. of 500 bankers, merchants Federations of District, Montgom- { ‘ that made it famous. : : : : : i Planters of the South, was | ery County, Md., and Arlington 1 ‘ By case or bottle at grocers > i E S d in resolutions which were Aol Hebeorounchs. Sevewd ut lated after - hours of de y . and S : mulated after many hou « County, Va., Plan Program. | A \ cafes, clybs and fountains. FariEattagior Cooking iveration and spirited debates n com: nittee and on the floo = 1 ‘! - . o, s mgna L S ro e i an calle Lor Hhe e o Guggenheim Co., 209 Eleventh St., Main 7637 ement of 4,000,000 bales of the cur-| Further plans for an zanized | h? = - ¥ oy en feal means | citizenship” movement will be con- | cramme u 0 ea 19S Pounds i . S 3 surplus. This | sidered by representatives of the | i ¢ companied by | citizens' associations of the District ble ‘reduction” in the crop |and the civic federations of Mont- B\ Original s r the conference declared. Eomery; County, )M{! nd_ Arlington R . Bushel 10 Co-opel o institu S overn- | County, Va,, at t neeting . - o “, ) 5 o erative _ institutions, Eovern heir second meeting A simple,nourishing“sweet” and -pure, wholesome biscuit— Basket 9 ental and private, were invited to|in the board room of the Distric 1 t e evel timate in co-oper- | Building, Sa v evi z 30| / good fOl' young and Old baked under ideal sanitary con- ion to effect hy | \ e S G e S g s , ditions. Cooking Jlanted fo the staple. presi ederation of Citl- | 'OW, we learn that the fig is ) ) tels 38,000 5 k M. Su 1 Most mothers find it convenient el $8,000 to COSE A te 0 red the ap- | i - . N 1.1: i i e | poiniment of Goorga A. Ricer of the | " even richer in body-building : B : to keep a supply of Crispos in the movement_into act Kalorama Citizens’ Association * as | i credit. resources for | an additional member of the federa elements than our old friend, the i y el : e ouse. If you haven't already, get ’ : prune. Figs, authorities tell us, con- ¥ %> 8 Large York Imperials g the surplus cotton tion's directing committee Decling % 5 £ two pounds from your grocer today. MRS. HOUGHTON SAILS. R R i oo — 5 romss 1]¢ cium—those important body-build- Sawyer Biscuit Co., Inc., New Original A possible recommendation jo| Wife of U. S. Ambassad Wwill . e . i ers,also, thatfigsaremore corrective. v 4"y e ot over 60 varieties of Gugn 95c ushe Outlining the organization of ad Visit in America. sory councils and general, commit | SOUTHAMPTON, England, October In fig bars, you get the nutrition plain and fancy biscuits. Basket 5 ach S e = —) A son B. Houghton, N o smposed of:repre of States, | wife of the American Ambassador to of the fig in a most delicious and - ssoclations and | the Court of St. James, left on the N . Fine Granulated the confer- : delightful form. l;?";‘dxnhlk!l"dlun i;ean{?l‘fi‘zfll'fi: Washington lfldfl{ (lfll‘ her son, Amorv. o ranied B SSSs=s=s= Everywhere, mothers are giving T S GAR box s xecution of the plan They will ret e committee was named r hy - e committee was named | Christm ter . fig bars to children when they ask Iy sgnainy o, ot 10 Lb, 59(: N o \\ follow up the mendations o Y 1t find. State tlons e r S i % tate organizations and “to bring for “sweets”. Fig Bars are being e comters sverywhers. 00 Bag, sper influence to bear upon laggard K cr oty L hl i .5 und communities,” i i Birsia We AL . 3 e o eerved as a new, after-meal nibble. Einlapickaes : , 25% oo SH4S out of sentiment v . A new teatime snack. .\fifimm:;hm 2 . . S . . 4 . of quality and ; i Lb. § 2 : ) Crispo Fig Bars have long beena #iv¢yousen : Bag . ; i : favorite. 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