Evening Star Newspaper, November 5, 1926, Page 29

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1926. ! | v s to Atl - ‘erguson he was to receive a §75, INE GRAFT CAGE | FARw sthven cers LIe. [piG POWER PROJECT | fii ey i FERGUSON FILES SUIT it s S sl 5. o give e wan per cent of it, an t | e iting 8o e conia wes - pY ANNED FOR SOUTH et vyt @t 51| AGAINST NEWSPAPER 1, Uit 'l sttt he would like to have it in $5 and enial to all allegations made | ; Wife of Another | enjoyed by i % X | ved by the Piedmont sectic . e AUBURN. fnd. Noweasber 5 08— The proposed development, with | — {by Winder. i The Dancard & Inturff, 43, & tarmer VNG | gavannah River Co. Seeks Federal|owtstriy by - o “he | Former State Governor Asks| R 3 { s e T | ; f | Headaches from Slight Colds Oil G s sl i st Farver, 42, another - jpresent s L | : PININE Tablets, relieve aintiest one-strap ev. e mignc sty Mres Permission to Launch $20,- o h F i e | $100,000 Damages for Alleged ‘};:g:n;;'e;,_‘g',}f;,‘,g,’ ."‘.'n‘\g_:_?." Tapless, relieve | "‘li::m:“]:’:;r‘ ": "l’l’ i as sentenced to life im- : i s er ma- | ! z | and Proven Remedy. T ear ning s s, m all-over in"Tndiana State Prison 000,000 Operation. e in_the new development. it | Libel in Road Article. St of £ W, Grove iisoteal Giveat kil orsepower un : = I g skin; baby Spanish % g E | By the Associated Press Jeremiah Bacon Dies. | heel : S Six Rings and $5 in Gold Stolen. = TEMPLE November 5,—For-| LOUISVILLE, November 5 (P).— - 51650 mer_Go mes’ E. Ferguson, hus- | e 69, retired depart- Loss of three rings, valued at $550. | hand of i A Bemeron ot | Jeremiah Bacon, 69, retired depart-| e Augu ar Cla 1t night . a mages of $100,000 for |ment store owner and capitalist, dled | By the Arsociat i ill, s s 8 y by £ a suit filed in District | vesterday CHICAGE 5 byt 2 3 - | th 4 2 : Power | i = : | o against the Dallus News ;| cording 1o his subsequent confe pplication to the Federal | West Clifton T 1eL ¢ petition names as cause for — = Crrmmrroe | Trade Cominission. platinum ring on an article published in the @ | ine-Speed Gear Shift. Marking fts entrance into South | other was a dinner r.g News reporting the testimony of J. | NEw TEN 2 INE B Stree E Shift caroli the company, a subsidiary | was a white gold rin ck | D. Winder, a Belleville road contrac- | 1305 Street A ninespeed automebile gear shift |of the Southeastern Power and Light | told the police the rings d tor. before a hearing of the house | 99 eeds no clutch for operation | Co., announced that it is ready to veen 2 ck o er- | committee authorized a t| COMMANDMENTS ed recently in Great construction as soon as the | noon and ye: noon. ssion of the | o | ral license is granted and esti-| Ethel L. man, 1214 operations of s TONIGHT 8 P.M. : g anges | mated that the entire project, to cost | reported to the police that . nts during the Ferg ad- |} 3 few seconds without | £20,000,000, would be completed by |truder entered her home ves 3 . 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