Evening Star Newspaper, January 4, 1927, Page 26

26 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, JANUARY 4, 1927. — ] sl L G Z ohn D, 11,/ 70, former chief fus “r 3 | same operation, stuck a small piece o bk 2 Pprtset inae : b Plan Would Link FROM WILD RABBITS ot bone in her thum. ryice has een asked (o send an I | Ttalian Aviator to Aid Tokio Navy | Pompano Group Restrained from | iies of the Ko et A | it | tutaremia, and_apparently un- | brought 1o locs ‘o determine in Dirigible Plans. Selling Race Certificates. |and au i ABVISORY COUNEIL Cameron Highway .|GET RARE DISEASE 7ios™, 2, 0, 2 s, . sy s | NOBILE GOING TO JAPAN. | HORSE CLUB ENOINED. | Jobn D Curl Don I law books, d vesterda \ | . . | 3 | treatable disense s ho extent of the 1} American Nations | handle rabbi e & 4 v b SAN FRANCISCO, January 4 (#).| WEST PALM BEACH, FI A | 3 4 Two Arkansas Women Suffer Un-| “The discovery w c F 5 Gen. Umberto Nobile, noted Italian |ary 4 (#).—A r | | meeting of the P » Blue Star Liner Launched. aviator, will sail for Tokio urday | order enjolning the Pompa OIN THE By the Associated Press. treatable Illness After Prepar- | ical Association. BIRKIENHEAD, England, January | (0 Supervise the assembling and test | Club, its agents and emy « CHRISTMAS * . . T discase is —_— . % i . flights of a dirigible which is belng |selling certificates on he e S SAVINGS CLUB ing Game for Food. but caus ute discomfort and ms i Star liner Arandora, .;ngtructed by the Japanese Navy. the Pompano race t . run for from two-to four wee 2 fth and last of a fleet | The commission directing the gen- | vesterday Jud Chilling OF THE i companied either 5 or & fast fortnightly | eral to go to Japan came from the | worth in Circuit Court here EnE ~D1C AN s ances and ulcers or v oa fast fortnightly | yoh, @ Fovernment acting upon the| The execution and enforcement of FEDERALI AMLRIL.«_A]\ A January 4 3 fever akin to typl rvice between London and South | pequest of the Japanese Navy Depart- | the writ, how . will not become “Everybody’s Doing It A Little sewife, just before | Specific cure for the disease and 2 merican ports, was launched today.' ment. effective until Friday noon Dgpont Circle Citizens Also Want District’s Tax | - Rate Probed. 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