Evening Star Newspaper, December 7, 1926, Page 38

" 38 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. (. TUESDAY. DECEMBER 7. 1926. RUBBER P"]NEER FASCISTS RULE SPORTS. |Liquor, Chili and Coffee for Children [CANADA PLANS JUBILEE |, peet, ot conictesuon vnich| DRUGGAN LOSES FIGHT With der one government, will be Domin- Olympto Committee of Italy Placed | Qpposed By Mexican Health Authorities. WITH WALES AS GUEST fion.wids i sharaciér, witn pairiods| TO AVOID COURT TRIAL Cutic H Under Mussolini’s Control. 3 3 There will be a noon-day salute icura | q ROME, December 7 (P).—Sporting British Heir and Premier Baldwin |nreq from Ottawa which will echo| With Frankie Lake, Sherift Hof-| | Soap to Cleanse H H activitios in_ Italy henceforth will be|BY the Associated Press. ers' milk to beans, tortillas and meat| Have Accepted Invitation to |8cross the country, and beacon fires| man and Others Must Face Jury Ointment to Heal e i v A er “the” control of the Fascist| MEXICO CITY, December 7.—Fed- | stews, all so hot with red and green el e Gt o e B de Absolutely Nothing Better party. After a lengthy inquiry into|eral health authorities are attempting | peppers that few adult forelgners can Attend July, 1027, Fete. D pain: uring the day on Oonspiracy Charge. T e e gssgegeil. The operation of the various clubs and | to convince Mexican mothers that pul- | swallow the flery compounds. The |, . e s D o P willloe: | Wi i N i . . . associations, Secretary General Tu- , a natlve mtoxicating drink, | baby washes this down with thick flclate at the i of' thie tut ~| cHIcAGO, o " l/ ur American Wins Aid for Henry | s aons, ety i e had | strong black coffee and flery chill pep! | black Mexican coffee. 1t the child| OTTAWA, Ontarto, December 7.— | felato ot L8 OBertng of the tniernar |, CEUCASD, eaa o N ea }(%aéz' 5 ordered the national Olympic commit- | pers are far from fitting food for |lives he eats, likes and thrives upon|The Prince of Wales and Premier Buffalo, beerrunners who dashed in and out Wickham, Who Rushed [te to become an instrument of the) YOuos T L gl e o his iire. Baldwin of Great Britain have been of tho county jail aimost at will while SSGPIL OxpON'S willdettaniek— oo d? . invited to come to Canada to par- serving a_sentence for contempt of | g Deputy Ferretti, presilent of the|rate, sald to be the highest in the ’ Federal Court, yesterday lost th ' Cold in head, cough,coryss, i Seeds to England. Ot ooseaittas Ll isarve xnak | world h Cannon’s Collegue Dies. ticipate in the diamond jubites cele-| SHERMAN AIDE DIES. [Federal Court, vesterday lost their | | nasal and dry catarrh, head: he Among the Mexican masses there is T bration of the confederation, and it Is —_— . R\ | ache, earache, deafness, sore orders from the secretariat of the | PRINCETON, Mo., December 7 (). d. Court for conspiracy to defeat justice. ’ > - th, e and the committea will be em.| @ tradition that unless a baby isgiven |_Try B, Hyde, 89 years old, father | understood both have accepted, Okpki. 3 35 Tayors Grantacanofl]l: Thex will ghoci (PR tosioer e with [R) > moweaorelivs. bad bresth.ruse Dowered with direct supervision of |pulque when two months old the child o former Gov. Arthur M. Hyde, and | The prince and the prime minlster, Sheriff Peter Hoffman, Wesley West. | 211 the sporting and physical educa- | Wiil never be able to talk. Pulquo is|pelieved to have been the only sur.| It 18 ponted out, are unable to make| President Harrison, Succumbs. |brook, former county jail warden, and | P e A o ineeption | tional activities of the nation. fermented julce of the maguey plant| viving member of the Congress of | definite engagements so far ahead, but | = o ovopmy gy, other jail officials, past and present, | rty-Give years doing good. e goring # % carrying a heavy alcoholic Kick. The | 1g73 the first session attended by |€ach is said to have expressed the AVENWORTH, Kans., Dec. 7— | vho face similar charges. FREE — 33{rqatment tin. Y 1 Custom of feeding it to infants i3 wide- | sUnele Joe" Cannon, dfed yesterday, | hope that ciroumstances will permit|Capt. J. J. Taylor, 85, last surviving | The pleas for Druggan and Lake in- Write for yours new. oteffort | 4WATER TAXIS” IN USE. |spread among the ignorant masses. i his taking part in Canada’s birthday | officer on the war-time staff of Gen. KONDON, MINNEAPOLIS, MINN. It also is usual for bables, as soon PR celebration, which occurs on July 1,| Willlam T. Sherman, dled at the Na. e e s be given the| There has been a compartively large | 1927. tional Military Hospital. © | Amsterdam Installs Craft for Serv- | ordinary diet of Mexi adults. The |influx of Japanese Into Denmark,| ' The celebration, marking the six-| He was a grandson of President|and hoth were overruled by Federal child is switched - mostly engineers and mech tleth anniversary of the signing of | William Henry Harrison. Judge Louls Fitzhen: SALE ice in Canals. AMSTERDAM, December 7 (8.— “Water taxis” are to be installed here | N for service in the canals which wind ! about the city. The taxis will accom- { modate two to four persons and are | really small motorboats with cabins, ant | {he taximeter being attached to the T | shaft of the propellor. %| Tho taxis were decided upon to|R A €2 | meet the increased growth of Amster- Which then were|dam on both sides of the River Ij lian mONOPOLY- | o5 wel] as the other waterways of the | R R e o | city_and nearby districts. AT WINTER RATES TO CALIFORNIA The Washington-Sunset Route is the most economical and comfortable way to | go. 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