Evening Star Newspaper, February 4, 1927, Page 30

GLADSTONE CASE THE EVENING STAR WASHINGTON {8 D FRIDAY. FEBRU ALY 4, 1927, GINGER ALE POPULAR. * TAXES HIT SUZANNE. Our French Shop will solve this problem for you. Our hats are distinctive both in styling and and material—making selection a real pleasure. T ; BRIDGE. —By WEBSTER. f | Billion Bottles Consumed in Amer- NEW YORK, February 4 OP).—It [ / S5 feh. Taut. Phir unofficial tax computations are ac- VY, M _? /1 WANT To kv g curate, Mlle, Suzanne Lenglen will PERFECTLY | COMGRATULATE GHICAGO, February 4 UP)-—A bil-| take back to French banks leas than HE 3 5 : 5t s : jea half the $100,000 she collected from flAvEPRy ~ou, MR, GORMLY, lion bottles of ginger ale were emptied | FU JHE B b e in the United 50‘”0“ ELEVENTH ST, GOT EVE! . O THE WAY You in America last year, the Illinois bot- | States, b e H"‘;’:‘,"f: D"' PLAYE O THAT " tlers of carbonated beverages reported It is computed Uncle Sam will re : | 3 — ? s 1 astaris : Alioany quire $16,000, and her own govern | AT WAS HAMD. COM SIDERING 7 vesterday in their annual convention. | duire $16,000. and he \ Verdict Vlndlcates Moral‘ THAT gl i The mactlers were admittedly happy | TIents raies indicate a furtlier deauc i = . PNT @1D HER over the consumption of soft drinks, PRNR v — EvER SAW 3;-;'*0 CorRmECTLY |but expressed some misgivings over | i 2 > 2Ly court order closing and Proves Lesson. sucH eritLanT | | YOU DID REMARKABLY ) G E oo {1 Vu\y.,g(, I~ £ i prietors supplied gi le and ice to P : l; Ay LIFE, TeiC T. ’;:‘j patrons who carried in their own YOUR MONEY! ¥ the Associated Press e A | wANT To Haugs When Vacation Ti; 3 LONDON. F | b - en Vacation Time of the WRITE OP THE : Comes. stone wa — way You PLAYED . = s vapers tods a on ¢ 5 THAT HAMD FOR THE FEDERAL-AMERIC rakers. editorials, however | rvaised the question whether the \ mAacazine »T\’:GULD 1 ere worth bringing at all YOO MIND LETTING A whether it wou'd not l ME VSE YOUR Crovo? letter to treat th contempt. 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