Evening Star Newspaper, December 15, 1926, Page 26

THE EVENING 1928; Clar- ert M. Tittmann, | tersections, many reports of speeding [to them the information that the STAR, WASHINGTON, D. T. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1926 URGES N———EBRASKA FETE. POL’CE HUNT SPEEDERS having been received by the depart- |driver to the ngm at intersections has IR ‘men g the right of way. Judge C. S. Lobingier Tells of'* Against Motorists| ) arres r s & : tag numbers cases of | “Back to flw land for women" is 1 Americans in China. Cause Order to Be Issued. Speeding,” Mil Hease: alowucio it ot Gactal i Bt adrEaritusat dis . Lobingier, forme; rw ces! . Edwin B. Hesse, superinendent United S | of police, has a es ottt '('°“‘° o *"““P" t0 | tricts, and one Institute of agricultur r of the United State: siation to par-| of police, has directed members of the | enforce e regulation providing ¢ . told of early Amer s | force to make an effort to put a stop | is fostering this by arranging a ne ng street t night at the flnnull‘ A | to_speeding at and between street in- in imparted | course in rural science for women. 9]; tate A visit China and was instrumental in‘ interesting Thomas Jefferson in the ng indirectly = on Caesar Rodney's ride from lower | Thomas W. Lockwood, ji Delaware to Continental Hall, Phila- (ence A. Aspinwall, \nl delphia, to cast Delaware's vote in |Thompson and Charles favor of the Declaration of Independ- ence. © Other officers elected were: Rear Ad- | miral Albert Gleaves, T vice presiden ond vice president T. Allen, A Reeves Ch SONS OF THE REVOLUTION ELECT THEIR OFFICERS Marcus Benjamin Named Pres- ident—Senator Bayard De- livers Address. il Council of | Complaints 'f the Revo- | > Charle ne offl urged the icipate in pla Insurance Bill Offered. . iamond jubilee Senator Sheppard of Texas intro ¢ providing rn.-\ o ation of (‘r»{ dent *Pr. Marcus Benjamin was elected |1 président of the Sons of the Revol tion in the District at the annu: § g i 2 1ot it clations in the District of Co-|panied Capt Tife Judge Lobingie 4 nnecticut, who Cook on his the first Ameri ac was probably M&%‘Wkfi#&:&%"&?fi wmwmwmw am&z&zwz&:fimmmmmmw De Vilbiss Perfumizers make acceptable gifts Perfume Sprays i-oz. size. S0c Perfumizers, $1 Two-cunce size in rose, blue, black and crange. Ready boxed for gifts. Perfumizers $1.50 and $2 Fancy colored glass in numer- ous attractive styles. Large Perfumizers, $4 Four-ounce size, fancy elipti- cal shapes; covered bulbs. Lovely colors and designs. 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