Evening Star Newspaper, December 23, 1926, Page 20

\ THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D, C., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1926. 20 __——_—__—'—]—Tmnnr may be steering by a hawser HSH AND HUBUES .Abe Martin |NO TRACE IS FOUND (.."n._.t‘\.,sm.‘ onsiatuver | RESEMBLES CARUSO. [MZeodsesdsreoymehaeoyae e sy : ; OF RUDDERLESS SHIP |35 iy it i imosiie, 6"k | Daughter Bears Strking Likeness| F CITED AS HAZARDS | (e 3 i re |y e, | e S e 23 1= A Century-Old Custom In Coast Guard Cutter, Believing Crew | [t In fanser, o ind predict | Unusual resemblance to her noted in Danger, to Continue Search | for several das B keeping the | father, Enrico, was conceded by ship \!.umhu: out on day. news reporters who greeted Gloria H for Schooner. — e Caruso, 7, on her arrival yesterda, M 1 d d 3 3131 H Expressmen List Dangers of ‘ e —— from Baris. ; o aryland an \/ 1rginia omes : ; q By the Awsoclated Press. CLOCK GIVES MANY TlMES e Cexumn Who (fak Mter THE:E . Business in Plea for Wage NORFOLK, Va., December 23.— serted there was & “tonal e R The Coast Guard cutter Manning, New Timepmce Registers Hour Oflsom)vlilhu" in the daughter’s singing Increase. i 4 f which was dispatched on Monday to a Dozen World Capitals. RN, DL B GRS S B 08 Vo f point about 105 miles southeast of SRLIN, December 23 UP).—A new|— B NEW YORK, December 23.—Ho- hip to be help with a rud- | world capit :n installed in | ld-up men and wet fish were L der gone, reported today that no trace | the Friederichs > railway station, 2y 88 three of‘many rea 7 hooner could be found at the , » most used of the Berlin | d by 65,000 employ No Indieation of the schooner's con. | terminals. The clock shows the time | n Railway Exi ; dition was given in the report from | at London, n, Buenos Aires, New §n a plea for a 12-cents-an-hour wage steamship Rowan Park, and Coast | York, San Francisco, Toklo, Sydney E iuard officials said that the task o i e S e = locating the rudderless craft is very | @1d other chief cities. The robber v a Z difficult, because of the very bad| The half of the dial showing the weather conditions prevailing in that | daylight hours s brilllantly illumi- section. nated, while the other half is left in It is possible, official that the comparative darkness. Seeeerbeetest —was to serve Egg-nog and Fruit 5 Cake Christmas Day, when friends ‘d - dropped in (even though liquors schnel er s were tabooed at other times). q Most of us may be unable to en- FRUIT ]oy egg-nog this Christmas, but ALL OF US can have SCHNEI- DER'S FRUIT CAKE and POUND CAKE | 2 (]](Schnelidcr’ahl:ruil: Saéedié mlad}e‘ te: g i | glis and g ooy pOUN D so generously good and matchless in flavor. CAKE On Sale at Good Groceries, Delicatessen Stores and Market Stands. Ask for Them by Name ooe holdin’ out f his llkhl*‘ > sense in bein’ stubhorn. United States g hair an’ a flowin’ mustache fer only $400. (Copyright. 1 e CflhlSTuf‘gég The' Lee House o *“good things,” calls for the finest Imported Fruits. That's why it is s s Youth Meets Age at Altar STANFORD, Ky., December 23 (). <,tw:}:<\"l~;: :\xl:: —Youth met age on equal terms in Jeral ‘chagman of | the marriage field here yesterday the Midwest dis 'n Lucian T. Simpson, 15, and . 13, were mar- 15th and L Sts. 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