Evening Star Newspaper, November 26, 1926, Page 29

{Capital Divorces (,am 25 Per Cent, Marrlages Only 5 RADIO-TELEPHONE SERVICE FORECAST Commerce thclal, in Annual| ‘Report, Sees Probability of U. S.-British System. | bia in 19 s uJ)npuml with 192 is sho fu figures made public today by the Census Bures Probability o ¥nercial ser - thou- popu- Eleven persons out of sand of the estimatec lation were married I ar, while | the number of divo: per thou- rand was placed at 30-100ths of 1 per cent During 1925 there were 1,181,838 marriages performed in the United & compared with increase of three- of 1 per ce Jivorces compured with uture is seer missioner of the tion of the Department of Cummerce, n his annual report today. Encouraging wliown by test though the o population s on July 1, 1 nd o July 1, 1 On the basi the number of marri; nd of the population was inst 10.4 in of div the report de- | ‘ | 1 | Eight Cousins of California Miner | Start Contest. | RANCISCO, November e of the Com in Superior wsins of Rich t the age leuving imate! he conte: W that_an the | other cousin, Mrs, Juliet Aun Scott e pierson of New York, tuoks advanta be cut off with nominal | t cousins ‘were left §5 vill be hieard March 10, | innons-w nany of them havin control. vewber Lt men here ac v has b ninum capity cember begin operation | H ation will be 1 date the for 1 of the - mlulthl:i“;'“,“ o 1d treasnure BILOY | rectors will he chosen at the fir 4r | meeting of the stockholders und this | board will elect the permanent officers | for_the corporation. | essels of 118,1 a net loss or 149 NINE PERSONS RESCUED _ FROM BURNING CRUISER || Christmas Cheer can be de- || livered in &n unusual measure if || you select your gifts from The Butterfly Box 739 11th St. Pleasure Craft Set Afire by Ex-| engers Escape Injuries. 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Street Floor—Lansburgh's—8th Street A Coat Sale at four interesting prices! —and fourscore or more fascinating styles One Group, $59.50 One Group, $49.75 $65.00 to $79.50 alues $55.00 and $59.50 Values A\ host of models—tuxedo, dol- man, bloused back. straightline: with smart furs enhancing smart styles. Squirrel, fox, beaver, Man- churian wolf are the trimmings. Sizes 14 to 1& 36 to 4+ and 16 to 521.. g $19.75 to $29.75 Coats, $9.75 Squirrel, fox, wolf, Manchurian erly on these coats of bolivia and suede to fashion collars, cuffs, pockets and Tuxedo fronts! S 14 to 18: 36 to 44+ and 40 to 507 $29.75 to $49.75 Coats, $29.75 In sizes 14 to 36 only—trimmed with In sizes 14 to 38 only. Many are fur squirrel. Jap fox. fitch, and Manchurian trimmed, others tailored sports styles. wolf. Black and brown. s—8th Street Men’s “Liondale” English | Broadcloth Shirts —the Liondale label means a lot—and so does the Eng- ; s lish that precedes broadcloth! $1.95 Men are practical creatures—like practical § gifts, even at Christmas. And when a man sces anything as practical as an English broadcloth shirt—his favorite label in the neckbard—he'll be more than just delighted! \White, tan. grey and blue—collar attached and neckband—sizes 1372 to 17. $1.50 Persian Silk Ties, $1.15—3 for $3.25 | so when you lie ties in the you'll buy three—won't be able to resist doin \Iso some attractive chamois fai Of course, see the variety offered! assortment. g Ntreet Illml—l-‘lllsbu;"lll‘v—Tlll Street Silk, Satin and Metal Cloths, $5 \ trio of favored fabrics—with many variations of style. Some swirl about the head in a cleverly careless I[ndian turban effect, some are softly crushed sports effects—all are smart. Second Floor—Lansburgh's—3th Street Sports Frocks $16.50 In colorful one and two piece models! Paris invented the name sport frocks for them, in spite of the fact that they are fash- .ioned of georgette and flat crepe, and so simple are the styles that the name is indisputable! Smart, too, in every simple line, in their very lack of fussy detail. Piero red—one new shade. canary yellow, flesh, beige, jun- gle green, navy. Sports Shop—Lansburgh's—d Floor Mfg. Pearl on Amber 10-pc. Sets $11.95 to solve many a problem for the uninspired ones who are gift seeking. Blue and gold or amber and blue, studded with glittering stoncs. Street Floor—Lansburgh’se7th Stieet Kid Gloves French Kid, these Gloves— and very Paristan i the styles No costume can be any*smarter than its accessories—that is theory; no accessory could be smarter than these new gloves, that is the fact that will be most imponam in Christmas shopping! $3 *a $7.50. Street Floor—Lansburgh’s—3th Stre An old axiont illusirated by a Nemoflex Corselette A straight line in the shortest distance between two points”—and the straight line the Nemoflex corselette gives you is cer- tainly the shortest distance between com- {ort and fashion! Gives just the right sup- port to your figure. only, $5 to $1250. o Fine broche in flesh . LA\SBLRGH & BRO.—7th, 8th- AND E STS.—JA}