Evening Star Newspaper, January 24, 1927, Page 20

1. e : THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON. D. €. MONDAY. JANUARY 24 1927, DN GRESS BTSN O T e ooy MPLEY AGAIN HTS [t s il SRR NEW SHOALS BID STOCK COMPANIES Proposal Characterized by : ’ | |Professor Declares Manage- Color is the Motif Madden as ““Better” Than ‘ ment Keens Aloof From In Slippers for Spring Ford Offer. Small Sharekolders. 4.—Rel ) and it manageme omir in direct and impe he various tr 1 rights ¢ Congress _ to Madden, Repu | He said he had drafted a bill to : ¢ : out the prope nd would press 5 : s i e : ! . 35 L obasiatration its ref. | 3 D : ¢ 8 A delightful new tie creation combin- the House r ¥ commit- | % > . - g, " 5 ' o 4 - z . : ‘ o Ripley” ing Rose Blush Kid with genwine Hater Ofter 15 od. . < st night in an. . { 2 . g e annual meetd State B Snake to match. i sciation, the pr A to a. hospital i atment | L edi s e kb o Many other beautiful new styles in col- nddre; an’ exposition of | [ ored kid and combinations of leathers t 00 1 f fixed 0g ‘ : § é )f the protection | Petanns ot s alve | : T awail vour approval at our salon for duce fertilize | 1 b % ! accounts and by participation ER . . mot less thin 4 ixed nitro- | ~ PN L | S e .,'__ distinctice footwear. | IN CONCERT ‘ : 3 ”‘W” ’ £ - Poli’s Theatre 1 contained in Chilean nitrates | 4 2 llso [ T'uesday, Jan. 25th ] sl e j " Wwho s 18 will rer n i 17 STOgS 5 TTEND the concert. Then prolong your enjoyment PAF 24— Mother's in- | F to study oldes , g THAT g Exclu sive Age nts for of this famous artist. Take home this inspiring music | 9 pose to do 7z | tere: then the duties of a|who is 20, will be ried before we 3 \ COUGH: on new, electrically-recorded Brunswick Records— rich, Questions Alabuma Bid. hostess of embassy in Washington, |leave in April M. Christian | i ‘ Madden said b ot believe the | 1 o GlaaRl ite Soriihe N Tl e L@ W realistic, satisfying! Your Brunswick dealer will gladly bid ¢f the Ala F ate | =o e R O bl JUNIPER TAR play these selections for you: S hefosatonad ‘“- le 8 that policy | ar . congressional Miscie : Cashington, 1o E are . DIE LOTOSBLUME . . . v in othe J @ he 1 I ative valendars ‘0f both ‘House ‘4nd | . ha in oth L : COMPOUND AUF FLUGELN DES GESAN the requirements of the | as presided. Tt cas Bt T only ) ¢ iy SAMSON ET DALILA . . . . . anamid bid proposes to | tne e etildren g Sn e e $ | CARMEN-GYPSY SONG . . . f a te, nitrat rxvla;v“h"-'u\["\wx> G chalng odin | biee. it tennis, is fond QUICKMIR‘ELEF w SAPPISCHEODE . . . . . . . lyisug > POWET Coni- | uppay > of mo o travel. She b e on i [ OBDY and.tavis : e s scen i« mtrs i e Colds, Coughs due to Colds, . b. moses & Son.s { AUB DEMRIRGHHOFES. . . .. | the expense of the farmers.” bisokts: eomian : Aol | and Common Sore Throat Established 1861 . =8, The Sign of Musicnl Prestige . French & 3 e married | F St d El baul Claudel, wh @ poet and | T E i | reet an event o WINS GEORGETOWN PLAY | i i poct o AR SENLpaRD o s | wnds 10 will Telieve yot. PRIZE FOR SECOND TIME |35 ifie stnicmmaric Fin LAMB CHOPS T i AR | only t e udel chil- | % 35c At All Druggists 2 S dren will accompany their parents to with a dressing of 3 Fenton Moran Awarded Honor for | \yaghington. The separation is the hot melted hungr and s “The Jesting Satyr,” Soon to |only drawback to the change to| | | America. | | Be Staged. | 7“It is hard for the mother to be | | S e separated from her children,” ex- | “N For the second time in two years,|plained Mme. Claudel. “My son | Fenton Mo a_ sophomore at e = == o - e OSQS °ns Georgetown College, has been awarded 3 2 . the prize for the best oneact play REAL —RADICAL—REDUCTIONS | Apparel | Established 1861 written by a Georgetown student, it | was announced today. | t2d o was held recently under | at the { Always ; F Street and Eleventh o o1 MME. PAUL CLAUDEL AND HER DAUGHT D DB D DD DI DD D DT DD 4 s of the college journal, | n's play, “The Jesting | =5 | REMO rge number submitted by the stu- lent body. 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