Evening Star Newspaper, January 3, 1927, Page 25

THE EVENING $153,000 SWINDLE CHARGED BY POLICE fi% JESUS STI[[ HELI] GREATEST RULER Power as Reformer Growing, Churchmen Say, in New Year Message. {the every day problems of life. To ot God bring shall live complete live: [mental, moral and pr.v: He has given them None Complete Without God. an\led:( does not | j0d—it lengthens rth: equipment Clothing Leads to Arrest of Alleged Ringleader. indicates the man in” fulfiiing His plans for the complete redemption of the world. There is one God, the Lord and Father of us all. And we may know Him. “No man is complete without God And in Him and through Him we are related to one ano nm 3 | | By the Associated Prees. NEW YORK, tude shown a large trink of Fifth ,!y the Associa NEW YORK, Janu the greatest ruler i world today. in the prominent Protestant the country. The nature of God, personality of | Jesus is : CONFESSES KILLING | cae GIRL WITH SLIPPER gymen of Police He Threw Body in River. | He is ffld'\\ 5% e ed world has never come up to | | January 3.—A | at Lockland, near 1 the slaying of cear-old Lawrence of that village 18’ body, bruised found in the Big ort distance from | 1is Till he further revealed prepared to grasp its mea ber | 0 gave his name as | no address, told the v i ' |into unconsciousness with a slipper she had taken off to defend herself | with. He then carried her to a Big Miami bridge near Valley Junction. Failing in an attempt to revive her, he car- rled the girl into the river and dropped Lift Right Off with Fingers - No Pain! P E hose who candidly " acknowledge their need and desire of help, both human and divine, in the conquest ship Him must worsh! and truth You'll lay, gh really! It is so easy, Nanyang University of Shanghai | s | recently held an exhibition to cele- close to | brate its thirtieth anniversary, and ith. | the event was so successful that one | resence in ' will be held next vear. " on that old, h Instantly it stops Immng then shortly you lift that sore, touchy corn right off with your fingers—without any pain or sore- every human sod is truth, and 1l Him makes us k We may realize Butler’s Sweeping STOREWIDE REDUCTIONS must go at phenomenal reductions !! Prices Cut _ Deepin Every et Department !! All prices marked in plain fi Y. the actual reduction. Never :uclf;l:c‘; al:c‘;n::e “in history, Come early. Some lots are limit Solicitude Shown for Trunk of | January 3.—The solici- | LADIES’ Fur-Trimmed COATS Allour $ STAR. best theatrical painters on Broadway, Dryden is alleged to have stolen two blank checks from the office of the Moredall Realty Corporation, owner nr the Capitol Theater Building, and o0 have forged thm for $76,000 each ASHER GINZBERG DEAD. | Famous Hebrew Philosopher Suc- cumbs in Palestine. v YORK, January 3 (#).—Asher | Hebrew philosopher and died yesterday in Palestine. le ge received ness. It works like a charm, every time. A tiny bottle of “Freezone” costs only a few cents at any drug store, sufficient to rid vour feet of every hard corn, soft corn and corn be- tween the toes and calluses—Try it! Smashing Reductions 88 $22.50 Coats 539.50 Coats All $59.50 Coats On Purchases of $30 or Less! Clothing of the finest kind. The d# best of our entire stock. Everything for the family—all new, all smart, " and all at many dollars less than our all-season prices. “Just Charge It.” MEN'S OVERCOATS AND SUITS Were 225 Were $29-5° Were *35 315 $rv.88 Styles ’20 511 .88 13.88 Iy es 325 $ Styles Men’s *2 Shirts 98¢ MENS 37 50 SWEATERS $3 88 MEN'S 5830 SWEATERS 34.68 SOYS $5 00 SWEATERS 3288 )2 " 311 7th St. N.W. Open Saturday Nights MENS L BOYS 59 98 AUMBERIACKS LADIES’ HATS ||| | $5 $4.88 HATS LADIES’ SILK and CLOTH DRESSES b Styles $1975 Styles $1288 $2275 Siyles *16:88 $3075 Siyles $24:88 18 HsAlgs 33.86 $ 888 WASHINGTON, D. C. | 35 GIRLS’ Fur-Trimmed COATS 8&3‘?’0 36.88 o . 12 i \ | ! | | ) MONDAY. JANUARY 3, 1927. 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