Evening Star Newspaper, January 24, 1927, Page 23

X THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., MONDAY, JANUARY 24, 1927. ¥ crowd of bathers were attempting to|tow v.\H’)\[ h]n\ as he swam to Ca. pro‘xhh nt of !|"' - ][WISH [;[]NGRESS T, g 1 DROWNS WITH AID NEAR. [ o b et e Canova, swimming alone about 400 SOERE Uk ob Tab bR 10 eve P b ] i M.M\ . ; Food Importer Sinks as Plane anfl|eot off shore, was seen to Struggie | caught in the ,'m_m;“ | Michigan’s 90th Year as State to | ~ As 1 proceed from shop to shop to | g buy some popcorn or a pin, I'm | Sea Sled Approach. g ),"q"; o | . | Be Marked lease sreer 1 0 o stop, ¢ A arm spread quic . > H{,‘,‘x:x‘,' ‘;‘]:“ "‘,";‘\"y\_‘!’;:“ffi M aea| MIAMI BEACH, Fla. January 24 |plane hovered overhead for a landing | Among the 100 crafismen now bus- { t o ; ‘. e #).—Jhon Canova, 25, wholesale food |on the water and a sea sled and cabin | iy engaged in the work of patching | 13 thers with balmy smile, with shining eves and mouth ajar, and he escorts | importer Woodclift, N. J., \\Wnn‘\'l:l‘{‘l“‘l iy o adbig vy {up the Cathedial of Rheims 1 ‘“ e e o e e i food ‘w X me down the aisle and shows me|g.owned in the ocean here vesterday | a life guard, narrowly escaped drown. | only one woman, Mrs. Frances Skin- |of Michigan into the Union § |-003| 0rgamzai|0ns Arrange | o theesquart. pans S At rbuy & 10! while an airplane, two boats and a ing when a powerful off-shore under- n Boston Senator Woodbr The clerks would ers from the she blow for National Meeting and Banquet Next Month. | e 1 el . m buy /(-.. S They're fine young W . an of moral lives, and if they, uu'lfi ny way to choose my niece: )8 I doubt if 1 would » not know why T boss display the o him the shining :nder to the clerks. | some foolish whim will co-operate e na-| o< ine look round with eager eves, boss, I'd deal with him wlled by Judge %o forth to purchase ples. are countless other birds 1 \“ 0 ”\“u that system is the best; they'd hear the boss’ friendly words att BBkt 40D they may infest. But delegates ot sk around in vain, and The mee harsh and bitter things they say; the to discus n his wain some 90 wiay. The Doss pursues a hall beyond the clubhouse, up - has employes, large and » wait on old disgruntled men. iinks the boss is doubly wise who ngs around his store at times to cet the old and cranky guys who | blow around to spend some dimes w MASON Copyright ngements Alfred el LS S| TEST ARCTIC AIRPLANE. nd Mrs. Leonard Schloss of Jacob Hepkman. Abral o ilkins Says 1,200-Foot Runway | ferman, Mrs, J1. Ox nbe: | Tepper and Mrs. Adolph Kahn | Is Needed. RARE IRON ORE FOUND |rway, o fonst 1200 feet ope, v’l.,m‘q MILE ABDVE SEA LEVEL | 2o, esta, mhes Coot Georse retic aerial expedition next Spring. Italy Rejoicing Over Recent Dis- ts yesterday bo-covered | covery of Unusually Rich De- | demonstrated its load of 2000 pounds at the san ime, however By thn As<o - 3 s, it req v T - @ t befc January 24.—Dis the richest iron . of the skils o BB mml in landing, but the plane| posits in Appennine Mountains here f The ore is situated in the Apennine Sith WhSels, Hio iblans Mountain n s Massa ble to rise with its loac ey + Z .|about 750 feet from the start mbove sea le I d to ans point. % b cort 1 %% < h| Capt. Wilkins said the conditions under which yesterday's tests were made were almost identical with v the quantity of | those he "nluumt(u in the Arectic. sus Ttaly may be freed ik from the of importing iron I Possinle n of 300 tons of iron | One Dead, Two Hurt in Rail Crash, daily i predicted MEXICO, Mo., Jaruary 24 (P).—| Premier Mussolini and Minister of | A baggageman was killed and two en- | Naticnal Economy Belluzo are much | ginemen injured early yesterday when Interested in the progress of cxplora-|the Hu ar, Gl go and Alton pas- | tion. s 1, west bound from Chicago e ansas City, crashed head.on into | an_eastbound freight tr between RECOGNIZES MINORITY. |%irrabee and Clark, 20 railes east of DR ) here. Premier of Poland Creates Submin- g s A istry to Settle Problems. % Two Held for Local Police N S Washington police today were ad- WARSAW, January 24 UP). -Mar-| vised by the authorities at Rahway, premier of Polan N. J., that they are holding two men | has shown a liberal polic - | who have confessed to robbing a hard- S ware store here on Georgia avenue Friday night. Records at headquar- will concentrate on sett ters show that the hardware store of minority problems. . who | Samuel H. Tandy, at 5932 Georgla fought with Pilsudski’s Legionnaires | avenue, was entered Fridas nigat ooy during the war, is head of the min-|approximately $500 worth of equip- ment stole; ¥ L K of C. School 1314 ‘\llss A\e N.w. Elementary. Hi W WOOD' g gy 00D S 'SCHOOL omen " K unuBually” cugable facuft 311 E. Cap. St. Tuition rates ‘moderate Bres. am Linc. 38. Established 1885. ’,':‘e;m‘“‘r";““d R:';‘ollmle(undny jecretarial Course. Phone Franklin 4696. ook keeping and Accountaney Course. :hen \Ine Ll\l ce Coul ‘Soft Suds Swish Through OUR pieces are washed inside this Net. That’s the secret of Manhattan’s clean, sweet laundering. That’s why your clothes last so much longer. Before washing, your pieces are sorted according to color and material into open-mesh Net bags, marked with your name. As the Nets continually rise and fall in the rotating washer, the hot soft suds swish through, loosening the dirt. Floods of soft water carry the dirt away. The clothes get the wash, the mesh Net takes the wear! The “Net” result is longer wear! Think how little chance there is of your clothes getting lost. Count what you save because your pieces last so much longer. Then ask yourself: “Why not try Manhattan? Aren’t longer wear, fewer losses, and clean clothes what I'm looking for?” GEORGE WASHINGTON 0D, & Poury we hg ' UNIVERSITY tho nds of H: . Chartered by Act of Congress. 1821 uates are_ ....m",‘n‘ e Dest positione. New COEDUCATIONAL A i o iate. rhan B e 23an ™4, 3 || Second Semester Begins January 31 Full Day and Late Afternoon Courses PACE cdqgfls“g Depuringa o Ao ad ekl Many courses available in Lib- MIN FRANKLIX { NIVERSITY eral Arts, Engineering, Education g riation Butidin and Architecture. 17th and B Main elght-two-Avenine Ve d ft I 28 i8 o ¥ e 4 B )M v o = 3t A (T 0 T8 00 8 L el et odllbinmstoibn ¥ Registration period, January 2&%1 Office, 2033 G Street; West Strayer College | Law School | P Member Association of Americun Law Announces the Opening of {] claton: New stidents mas enter o to: £ EInning of sementer, Stockton Halr® 721 Classes in Stenography, Type. [ ] Z0th Street. West 1640. writing, Accounting, Salesman: vhip and many other commercial subjects. || George Washington University . . LAW SCHOOL Day and Evening Sessions Established 1865 < 4 Member Assoclation Ame Registration should be made at Schoola. "Class A, American “Bar I ciatio once for classes scheduled to Co-Educational £ . Full time forenoon cou 9-12. begin February 7th and 11th gr(;:ln;xl poourse " for employed” stiidents, 55 pm. 721 13th St. Main 1748-49 | cond semester beriiis January Slst. Seacreon Hane$5h Boe St West 1640. PR R W e PR e L T T T AT Select the Family Service You Need . «t0 W Thrif-T Servi All-Ironed, Ready-to-Wear T H R l F'T ce ST "-/-I (Ask our Telephone Operator prices on these services) Returned in two bundles, one of neatly MansaTran New Way is Good: pieces | Y}y | ironed Flat Work; the other, Apparel washed, completely ironed; lowest possible price. e s water extracted, damp, ready to iron. 8c Ib. B 5 Thie iicat 8¢ Minimum package $1.00. MANHATTAN SysTEM is Better: particular | vice. pieces hand-ironed; each piece identified for the least 'Damp Wash Service by a Woven Red Silk Label. money. All flat 5 Everything thoroughly washed, water ex- c COMMERCIAL ART L pieces ready to tracted and returned damp, ready for the ENTERTAIN | ostration, Life " Drawing, Interior MAaNHATTAN DE Luxe is Best: includes |use; all apparel ready line. Price Sc Ib Mishsinm deaas 75c. FOR PAY My e — 4 greatest care to the little “nicetics” in |todrom. - « Tryitl] 0 o0 o oo e Table & BedLinen Service 23 g rong o Advertising Course . the Art of Laundering. Appreciated by Washed in Nets Rough Dry Service - Blankets and Lace Curtains : “}."‘";‘“T'H‘ ARG . the housewife who wants the very best. Dry Cleaning and Dycing - Oriental Rug Cleaning X i ottt ol o o LS v Vou Cun Learn st S Lewis Tea Room Institute M. M. CLAFLIN, PRESIDENT National School of | Yags 1336 01346 FLORIDA AVE.NW PHONE NORTH 3954 FELIX MAHONY, Director SECRETARIES 1747 Rhode Island Ave. ( ADAMS BUILDING Pa. Ave. at 23rd St ! Engineering Drafting | Fine and Applied e Interior Decoration, Costume | ‘Washington D.C. ‘Personal Instruction. | Main 1760 i 1838 F Street N.W. COLUMBIA SCHOOL of W M D Individual Instruetion—Enroll Any Time | o q N. Art WASHINGTON Design, Commercial Art, Post- DAY v By and Night Civcs- | [STEWARD SCHOOL Be'im F ebruary 1st ||| ew AND MpaNIEICENT QUARTERS DRAFTING Carefizl and Courteous” DQOOQO.QQ.QQ'.QQQQQOQQ..QQ\l 14th & SCHOOL FOR ufl, Color, Dynn—mc Symmetry EVENING Connecticut Avenue & M has moved to the 0000006000000000000000000