Evening Star Newspaper, November 12, 1926, Page 36

Window Decora’ions every coneefvoble qualits of Sunfast Silks “and Mohairs. Our 'der would be pleased to have you « Lansburgh Interior Decoratng Company | New Loeation 818 17th Street N.W. Between H & 1 COTTON SURPLUS i |Provicion Made Wherebv Marketing of Record Crop Is Postooned 18 Months. Monthly Payments STEAM or HOT WATER - Meating Plants b lns'ullxll Now At outh is prepared to finance | keting of its record cotton | crop over an Ix-month period nd | thereby obinin a beiter price for it than 18 now obtainable, Federal LOWEST PRICE | the State | which w entatives of finunciug corporations, re tly organized under the dire President Coolidge’s cott mmittee, informed Chairman Sugene Meyer of the committee and We also install hot-air or pipeiess furnaces. Federal d Bank officers that they SHIELDS i}\'ew 4 vn{):‘n'ed to start business Will Positively ||| mediate After the conference both Mr. Save You Money man A. . Williams | - of the Federal Farm Loan Board ex Pipeless | pressed the view that the South | Furnace | would meet its problem successfully. .~ Readv to | "'As a result of the organization of Set Up the financing corporations, which | SHIELDS CO. will carry a total capitalization of | about $16,000,000, officials said it was | 824-26 N. Howard St. Baltimore, Md.—Vernon 6663 |assured that -the surplus of about | 4.000,000 bales could be held off’ the - R06—10th Washington—) ECZEMA SPREAD OVER_FACE period. ltched Continually. Lost Sleep. Cuticura Heals. *1 was troubled with ecsema which spread all over my face and neck and itched continually. It broke out in pimples and the irri- tation caused me to scratch so that my face was badly disfigured. The trouble was scvere and caused me to lose sleep at night. *1 gent for a free sample of Cuti- cura Soap and Ointment and after using it and getting such good re- sults I purchased more, and 1n five reska | was completely healed.” (Signed) Miss Lendia Stringfield Richardsville. Ky Cuticura Soap, Ointment and Tal- | Meyer and Chal ain 9185 EDGEWOOD CITIZEN TO PARADE AND DANCE | Outdoor Meeting Saturday Also to | Give Impetus to Member- ship Drive. Members of the Edgewood Citizens’ Association will gather at Four Rhode Island avenue northeast day night at 8 o'clock to hold a pa- rade, outdoor meeting and dance to stimulate Interest in the citizens’ as- socfation membership campaign. The affalr also is expected to aid the association in obtaining bers to bring its_total to 518. James G. Yaden, the Federation of Citizen tions, will be the principal speaker A band will lead the parade, while the citizens' group will be headed by George Marble, president of the Edge- { wood Citizens' Association. Proceed- ing up Fourth street, the marchers will turn east on Michigan avenue to | Seventh street northeast, thence south on Seventh to Central avenue and west on Central avenue to Third street northeast and down Third to i cum are all you need for all toilet} | Rhode Island avenue, where Mr. QUses. Bathe with Soap, soothewith| | Yaden will speak. Ointment dust with ‘Talcum Following the meeting the band | will furnish music for dancing out | doors. Thomas F. Tierney is chair- man of a special committee of ar | rangements. ’ it 50¢. Tale 2be. Sold Soxo 5 Gy i, Fuem 2, 81 Laborat Dept H, Malden W Cuticura Shaving Stick 25c. 5 ' \DIPLOMATIC MACHINE | THY TI‘"S H]H A | IN CRASH; FOUR HURT 7] Mrivar ot MGuatamala ACsr Aand| LB in Collision. Four persons were injured, three of whom were taken to the Emergency *Pape’s Cold Compound’’ ends severe colds or grippe Hospital. when a sedan belonging to in £ hours Francisco S Latour, Minister "r‘v ow Guatemala, 1521 New Hampshire avenue nortk s ollided with & riven by Walter S. Third street north-| New | You can end ‘small touring grippe and break | Brown, &1, 1 up a severe cold West. at the intersection of | hher S head Hampshire avenue and R street last | c * | night. ! chest body ori "y giplomatic car was belng | limbs, by taking a| aviven to the Packard Garage on| dose of “Pap Kalorama road by El T. Fauntleroy, | Cold Compound” | colored. employed by the garage. No| every two hours| one but the driver was in the sedan until three doses| According to Brown. the driver of | Srciiciten { the touring car. he was halfl way ke | across the intersection hefore he saw ~ It promptly opens clogged-up nostrils | and air passages | in the head, stops nasty discharge or ng. relieves sick headache, | feverishness throat, ess and stiffness. Quit blow- the sedan which he said crashed into | the driver of the sedan, about the face and was mergency Hospital, as | Were AUslie Rrown, who was treated for lacerations, and Louis J Chilardi, 16, of 2426 Fourteenth street 5 iffered lacerations | taken to the nose runt dullness, sneezing. Don’t stay stuffed-up! sore sore: 5 1 el : ot ot | alxo. tew ir., 3 jug and snuffling! ¢ your throb- | Mount bgalde ehwest hing head--nothing elsc in the world | who was injured, refused hos- gives such prompt reliei as “Pape’s | pital but Fauntleroy were in car driven by Brown Cold Compound.” which costs only | th thirty-tive cents at any drug store. The Guatemalan car was badly It acts without assistance, r.\ilefi‘g":’l?:v;‘l; \\'h;lv ‘l'l'\‘fl":;l\l‘rl‘n):“:‘fi‘r - e ey e : | demolis ccordi o Policem: nice, and causes no inconvenience, | SrMelRhed, according 1o Poflcemin Be sure vou get the genuine ident. Couldn’t Sleep Nights! He was restless—his nerves twitched and he tossed about restlessly until morn- ing. Someone told him " Chocolate Flavor Eweetened Malted Milk He bought a can and tried a cupful—drank it piping hot—slept soundly all night—woke up bright and refreshed in the morning. It’s a delightful drink for anybody, at any time, hot or cold! Sold by The Great Atlantic. & Pacific Tea Company Stores Hal¢-pound Can—25¢ Th' Constitution follers th’ flag,~an’ | trip. | th' off color story folloers th' cock- | Lail, Some men are born great an’ some | 4 achieve ke miost of ‘th' Evedinass. « vemain mn the air for a long period. | “Covyrih.. Lz | 'Present plans f (omdr., Bartlett | lcall for a voute vrich will f{ake him [RHI Request for Extra $12,000 Attack- throughout of duraluminum, are each | | By the Associated Prow W NI against an $12,000 counsel wife, In division of the Brooklyn, sented Rhinelander ment Plains jury a vear ago, contends that $6,600 counsel fees already paid Mrs. Rhinclander are too muel the Stokes and Stillman cases has so much been allowed, he submitted, [, At first the sandwich - - e by the Englishmen | roll, with mustard A critic is a man who on all ocea- v v THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. FRIDAY. CUTHTO FINANCE | Abe Martin DANAMA FLIGHT i | ! | | ‘Non-Stop Aviators Here, | \ | Ready to Start 2,179-, Mile Hop. | By” the Assoeiated Press ! PHILADELPHIA. November 12.— | Hope of starting the Panama non- stop flight with the two PN-10 flying | boats next week was expressed by Lieut. Comdr. JH. T. Bartlett, fiight commander, today, | With tests rapidly nearing comple- | | tion, the personnel of the flight ix | \! assembled at the navy vard here, try- | ing dut the machines and testing the many instruments to be used on the AL LIcKe I;E_R Af“ AVOYE mog 00/ KI1C AT/0) /8044 r/“wri/' SAY 1OEDENCE | Upon leaving _Philadelphia the | planes will fiy to Norfolk, Va.. where | 10-hour flight will be made as a | greatness, but newspapers | final test of the ability of the planes {from Nortolk to Cape Henry. out to | Cape Hatteras, thence to Miami Light, | NELANDER PROTESTS (&7 , WIFE’S COUNSEL FEES O trovidence Taiand to Colon. s dte. tance of 2,179 land miles. The planes, which are constructed | equipped with two 600-horsepower mo- | tors and can carry a load of 21,000 ! nounds. They measure 72 fee inches from tip to tip of the top wi and 4% feet 2 inchex long. i 12, Anip. height of the planes Is appitsinm: S 161, feot, “HOT DOG. LIMITED.” Company Organized to Sell Sand- | wiches to Britons. | LONDON, November 12 (#).— Eng- | hmen at sporting events during the | cold weather have adopted a.hahit of | Americans. “Hot Dog, Limited.” has | been organized and registered “to | manufacture and deal in a comestible | known in the U. S. A. under the name | of ‘Hot Dog.' " | ed as Excessive—Presses Movg for New Trial. 1 e YORK. Noven getting the new trial of nt of his mar nes Rhinelander, (o dinterest with an argument Colds i Pain additional _allowance of fees foc the negro | a brief flled with the appellate Suprene Court in | Isaac N. 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