Evening Star Newspaper, February 1, 1927, Page 28

* og THE EVENING BTAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 192T. : + . SAY HOME MASSES Mexico to Give Permission i They Register Under Law, Says Newspaper. MAY LETPRIESTS with the | | orm- | ORDERS POLICE CHANGES. | H Makes Transfers to and from | Mounted Force. Hesse, be effac Pvt. Hu horse-m , Four t st patrol- Pvt. Victor . Fourteenth rom duty Precinct. to >vt. Mason 4 s foot patrolman, ty as foot patr nee, from duty h Precinc from duty as mo- an, Twelfth Precinct, E . Second Pre- cinct; Pvt. 7illiams, from duty as motor cycle patrolman, Eleventh Precinct, to duty as foot patrolman, Eleventh Precinct; Pvt. L. S. Graham, from duty as foot patrolman, Second to duty as motorcyele patrol- i Pvt. G. H. recinct oms, from duty as leventh Precinct, to duty what they declare demand<d by prop- | $3.50 Philadelphia $3.25 Chester $3.00 Wilmington And Return Sunday, Feb. 6 Similar Excursion February 20 SPECIAL TRAIN v. Washington ..... 7 Standard Time. Returning v. Philadelphia Chester ... v. Wilmington Consult Ticket Agents Baltimore & OhioR.R. is a Prescription for Colds, Grippe, Flu, Dengue, Bilious Fever and Malaria. It kills the gers Nteamy dampness makes hands stiff Hands and Wrist Were Stiff and Lame Tailor ‘overcomes rheumatic stiffness with Sloan’s A Philadelphia t s using a hot id arms get 1 have been using liniments 1 e and 1 find that ent is the best. It g nstant relief.” n’s gives real help because 1 ur forces to throw and to restore action in the sick Chicago Talks With London by Phone ‘lEAK[NG GAS CAUSES ' Until Official Says Service Is Not Yet Open, DEATH OF CHINESE | i | P By the Associated F The cost of the call was §: -|{Lee Hong Kee Asphyxiated in CHICAGO, 0! 2 ~~Chicago | $4.2 r service to New York and $25 . . talked to London ay over the | for one minute's conversation with | Room—Resuscitation Ef- ¥ London. | % ar,” was the | forts Fail. vhat was being done e » | ment of lister | onversation on the y i, o o e & EQUNDATION PLANNED. > call was from the office of the : and I 'r to the news | ] | London sspondent, and | Menorah Group Considers Move to | illumi th . s, | Pennsylva Foster Jewi: afternoon pr y « ul. Efforts NEW YORK, F p 7 [to save his ) andoned | o L lans te sh the Henc involving a_ 4.500 mi Sy cord was from Havav lina Island, off California, over |experi 8 both past | nated distance of 4,000 mi o &N IaI oeRberans bt » is this speaki ame he’exe . ion of the Intercolle ch of Jewish that the operator in X ¥ °d the fact that Chi , cha * of the 8 b Y During the pas 7 | L\ h F;:z:fi:l‘:," © histories ha on e v Iy Thelkses | Jewish life and none of these . o et We cannot permit you | ndequate to cover the field, he told | Nourishing — Digestible — No Cooking o the conversation.” the session. The Home Food-Drink for All A.‘(Es' N = Z “The PALAIS ROYAL | Men’s Store Entrance, G Near 10th Kresge Department Store, Inc. Blue S Suits, N A group that will hardly last more than a day. Of the famous Whitney sunfast serge. Tailored to the Palais Royal rigid qualifica- tions of style, workmanship and finishing. (] All are well lined with quality alpaca. Mod- els for all types, including stouts. 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