Evening Star Newspaper, November 30, 1926, Page 21

S it e 8 ot i PRt Wi S Bt cmsormmiocsh. - . o ned all the othel dent of the First National Bank of | Seaplane Mail Line Suspended. Prime Minister, Who Forgot His Pass, e Tiisers, &ho haa not oo | | AINCESS SUES T:USTSEJT S T T | SPATILE, wash. ovember 9 Old Fur Coats Halted at Door of Royal Reception PO EXTRIE ACTUONY | embe i . A TP eda a oor O oya. eceptio ! —_— st nied by Thompson, who said invest-|main service from Seattle to Victoria, | 30, be made as, £oad You = will ments he made were for the most part | British Columbia, to overtake outgo- | surprised if yYou have them remodeled he-c i R R S iy WILL GIVE FELLOWSHIPS, |Declares $113,000 Investments | Tiehts b mad ing _transpacific’ vessels, was an- FURRIER — Have Earned Only $5,000 fn The princess was formerly Miss|nounced here yesterday. It is to be By the Associated Press. 'mklng tickets. The prime minister VBW Yol 1 Lida Niccolls, and her father, the late | resumed February 15. Farly darkness 15\':48 v;‘oagu LONDON, November 29.— W hen | qumpled about his pockets, but could | NEW “YORK, November 30 (P).— Thirteen Years. John A. Nicolls of Uniontown, gave |creating a fiying hazard was assigned - N.W. the prime minister of England goes Twenty fellowships in German uni- find thé necessary-card, or even his daughter a life interest in hiSas the cause of the suspension. not fing necessary. 5 2 v versities - 3 he Associated Press. estate. . Miss Niccolls first married - - = to a party given by royalty he has to ¢ which: | versities for the academlc year 1927-| By ¢ - Eight Kill h 0] Sy oo invitarion Just Mie'shy of Bis thnous tobaroo pipe. by, WhieBil,, (0oe ) o arirdan Ninierian fote | DNIONTOWN, Bl NGTember 10— oo Fitzgerald of Treland, and fol, Make Draperie ] illed, Three Wounded | e mn. Bt fnia was revealed|he thought, it might be possible t0|dents, it was announced lnst night[The Princess ¢ Thirn ani Taxlv, | OWIDE RIISKE Theoutie hwIfSTol To Ord o . lat a party given by the Duke and|identify himself: The doorman never |hy Dr. Carl g, Sereed dast night esident of Unfontown and England. | &7 Austrian prince. T e [N 0 Order When American Ranch in | Duchess of York for the prime min-| had seen the prime minister before. | ife American German Student . Ex- | . | in_Uniontown. hen G. Porter of [!1F Hotels. Benttr Salone*%nd “aie %Hh| ' oue reoresentative will sladly call witn Jxm-rs of the dominions, who attended | ‘“There's a gentleman here who |change. Yyesterday started court action asking [ Representative Stephen oo, (8 Emile and Robert Shmah 2 the imperial conference here. says he’'s the prime minister, but he| The German universities have es |an accounting of an estate of $113,000 | Pittsburgh is counsel for the prin - | will ,r“ an exclusive Beauty | Window Shades, Sitp Covers—Hours. 8 to ¢ Mexico Is Attacked. | Mr. Baldwin stepped to the front|hasn't got a card,” sa‘id &hehdunrnxl:\kn (-n\l‘lshed Iheh {ollowshipsl as u{ifiter- ;rhég‘l)x,‘n 11; mntend;‘ifieeur?fig .:2; I Salon at 1110 Conn. ave. M“ da St. James’ Palace, where the | to one of the duke's aides, who quick- [ national exchange for similar fellow- | $5. n years. act vi " oS a’n“ 2 c”tmfl‘ }m’;)‘(‘; (;{nd duo?:::we:efl;;-e‘n‘fl:: and 13 (::"enl to the rescua. Mr. Baldwin J.nhl]-s established by American uni-|brought against J. V. Thompson, trus-| In Vancouver, B. C., $20,000,000 W;m -;Mt; the ;-:;lms Hotel 5 inncounu-rod a uniformed doorman then was ushered through the door-|versities for Gierman students, tee of the estate and former presi-! worth of building are being erected. on December 1st. in 5570 | 1211 FSt. N.W. _ Maln 3311 for Estimates . November | killed and I A Make Your Christmas . P Charge Your Christmas { rounded u : 5 Purchases at the Shop d A Purchases at the Shop bered betw nd reported | L they had the I'in hand. | “Where the Better — ol B A Ot M5l Where the Better The agrarian ashed with em- | 7 = » ploves of e T Huchie et | ; 2 G ~-STREET BETWEEN 11th & 12 th Things Cost Less’ LT L Things Cost Less ..__._—————-—__..____.______E t 12¢ Values Extraordinary in Two Special Events—Tomorrow! Wednesday! Newest Winter Fashions— * - Dresses for Every Daytime and Evening i ranch. Seisime Lomborics ‘ Genuine Savings in This Remarkable - Hour and Occasion in This Sensational COAT SALE!'FROCK SALE! Style for Style! Quality for Quality! Fur for Fur and Here Are the Season’s Popular Fabrics! Here Are Winter’s Value for Value—These Coats Are Unequaled at New and Lovely Styles! At a Surprisingly Low Price Sizes for Women $ Regular Prices Sizes for Women Sizes for Misses $55 to $79.75 | -Sizes for Misses Coats reflecting the high lights of This is indeed a rare occasion when the season’s newest, smartest fash- every dress requirement can be sup- ions. The long shawl collars, tuxedo pl;ed at a cost so remarkably low. A dress for every occasion, a dress for every preference and a dress for every American consul in | M ed the Americar |§ State Department of the affair, but had received no reply last night. Antonio | cjundro Naranjo, | i v killed were | :, Pena Can. | apito Balhoa and | LEGION URGED TO AVOID EXTRANEOUS ACTIVITY . Regular Prices $20 to0 $39.75 National Commander Favors Con- fining Organization’s Work to Its Own Affairs. 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Ave. and L St. N.W. Wool Mixtures Black—Brown Club Luncheon, $1.% sorved from 12 to 2:30 p.m. Every Day Music (Boernstein’s, Orchestra) Dinners, $1-25 From 6 to 8:30 P.M. : Phone Franklin 6206 Second Floor—M. Brooks & Co. Third Floor—M. Brooks & Co. NN 20 Per cent off regular prices on December first means the first opportunity to buy Special—One Day Only Be"e cmB fl*m:at“e-' & Your Unrestricted Choice of Any - aincoats acon Blanket an . - . R Hat in Our Millinery Salon That Reguj"arly Sold Corduroy at $5.95—Tomorrow i o Robes Irrespective of Whether the : Price Was $5 or $20 29 Regu7ar7y 33.45 to $4.50 [ ] Tomorrow at 7 W07 X Coats ! at.Reduced Prices $ 2 .89 Leather strap—cordu- 722707777 > roy lined collar—two flap Blanket Robes—warm and - pockets. Sizes 16 to 44. hgavayn—in a number of eoft ¢ s M:;ny }""‘ Be Here When the N P In Red, Green, Wine blending colors and pretty de- 6‘:‘: o;a‘l!('m ’ SBlore Openl_ for § ,SHO ! and Blie. signs. 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Ouwr popular Coffee Shop serves a special Hot Lunclzcan._50c 11 to 2:30 Dafly leeves—beautifully em- 1 broidered foremost millinery creators—Caprice, Templar, Astra, May- CORNWELL'S Ere:idered patterns. 2«2-: - B belle, Krugman and Rubin, included in this wonderful sale! L e Main Floor—M. Brooks & Co. Main Floor—M. Brooks & Co. + Fourth Floor—M. Brooks & Co. 1329 G St—Phone Main ! =3 E i i -~