Evening Star Newspaper, December 21, 1926, Page 30

"~ 80 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., TUESDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1926. | in Europe has degenerated alarming- | Frenchman who cannot afford the Iands “which have lain idle through | tion: iof: thess fwor sprofects; Mr. Stealing Sermons |{AMERICAN TASTE POOR Iy in the last few years, saya the | Drice sits by with sadness in his heart. WILL PROMOTE FARMING. the neglect of absentee landlords,” | Kreutzer said that “tenant farmers | IN WINES, POLICE SAY | rnewspaper ~“The = Good 'Wine of | “Drink the good, $ound, ordinary | has been announced by the Tnteriar | of the great agricultural belt of the 1 4 France” (Le Bon Vin de France),| wines, If your palate is not educated Hos e {lize Fer. | Department. South and Middle West will be souh Banned n COde Of —_— ;\\hh'h appeals to wine waiters and | to the marvelous distinctions of t|u\»[1"" Depa: ‘;’“"“ to Uti TR N D srai ot i e |:v,t[”|;'r‘..q,);»v;:}l\r.-‘;rulo o E . restaurant proprietors to help their s the newspaper. A} tile Lands Now Idle. ference held recently in Chicag> by | Paymen s of purcha nortiz i Methodist Pastors ferer Appeals to Restaurant to) flin o ot to a better understand. | full appreciation of_such marvels as : George C- Kreutser. ditactor of recta. | over 20 yearsat 6 per cent, will be o { ' Help Tourists to Better ing of the French vinta Crateats Marg X 11&!«*;1\11.1?6:;:\;1] A cooperative effort by the Gov-|matlon economics, with represents w;ffz‘:'“)i‘fi).-l‘il'n?:f‘:”- overnment e moriWia e, i The question is s the news. | Other of the “grand wines” comes only | grpment, railroads and cities, serving | tives of the railroads, sugar companies | ¢ ] i CHICAGO, l)v-fp;"l\(‘r I;.'1.”‘,\ Understanding. paper ,,(,,H'i,“,‘. by foreign. | after a long and peculiar training g oA s e e AR SIENS S cood Methodist minister tells the | By the Associated Pross estiacinlly A, Vs . ; truth “tactfully and construc PARIS, December te | buying up famous v and “drink l There are more than 1,000 woolen : i vely" ot steal sermons v of the raveler! ing them like water,” while the .d ' mills in the United States, projects,” and start farming on fertile! In remedying the sparse coloniza ourt Takes Allegation Under | tively” and does not ste: for wines of the Ar 5 he patned | mill from his collengues. Advisement—Bank L0an | ien heormorated in- o cole of | GAGRImI ey e e en ey g ex | The Julius Lansburgh Farniture Co., 909 F St.| (o o0 2 S Sl e e s e s e o e and chambers of commerce from the | Sadon farming pre : lower Yellowstone, Montana and Belle | 10ads and sugar ¢ colonize sely populated irrigation | Fyurche, . Dak.. projes It caicbai ing t two projects sters of the Metho- i iscopal Church compiled by Is Explained. Potn ‘of the denomination’s | ittt pulpits in northern Illinois. Other foundation stones in a suc- By the Associated Press. cessful ministry, the code sets forth, TOLEDO, Ohio, December 21.—| 't E -l\lll(,\l' n; klt;l"‘l: of current thought. ment until December 28 an allegation The preachers agreed that they of prejudice filed to prevent him from | must employ all of their time at Bl e o | G R B T | and Christmas Will Be Here—Buy Furniture Gifts—Deferred Payments ARALE A e riage, must bear in mind that | money is of secondary importance ’.. and must not interfere with the X work of other ministers. ’ ber Co. from s of the common stock. Judge Killits continued a temporary ng order, and announced for saring would be Decener v |KENTUGKYAMAYOR'ENDS e et o e xhe | HIS LIFE WITH SHOTGUN heard. 1 will be made on t R & points dge 1lits, or by anc & Judke tn ine event the former holas | Letters, Believed to Explain Mo-| he is disqualified tive for Suicide, Kept Toan Explained. | Secret by Family. n e ith the i 5 - . of pre. udi its were t A o 3 = 0~ g A T in « 3 mvl.!«hn ) ASHLA 3 December chairman of the board. and J. R + | will B. Whitt, mayor of Ash- 5 = SR Q QL side "nion Trust Co. of | oM : - T R BE L . : 2 O e %St < : {tand, shot himself through the he denving | at his home here Sunday afternoon | ' X |while his family waited for him to | join them. When a daughter went up- | the b: s | stairs to cail her father she found | bank would give. rans: stretched on a bed, a shotgun | was cited reason for prejudice. : . > contain Whitt's Skl Aol mind. 3 n of his act were found in | Dismisc:! of the suit brought bY | chigit box, but members of the fam- | ockl: Iders of the company to |y geclined to make public the con- | oust Claence Dillon. Dillon, Read & |sons . About o year ago, friends said, | Co. and wther bankers from control | Wiiti+health was very bad, but it of the compa nd seeking an ac- |,y generally helieved that he had re- | counting of its affairs since they took | cavered i control In 1921, asked in answers | y¢hitf, who was a prominent busi- filed vesterday. ness man of eastern Kentucky, hold- | The answers, entered by Dillon, his | ine” interests in severaly local con- company and the Goodyear Tire and | verng, took office as mayor the first | Rubber Co.. denied charges that the his v ‘ing his election on | defendanis had wrongfully made | the Democratic ticket. | profits of approximately $18,000,000, | === | Yor which an accounting had been asked. 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