Evening Star Newspaper, March 4, 1927, Page 27

(v gasoline, papers, medicine and i o e PASSES STATE SENATE | Sirgical suppiten. ice. cream for con- ; ‘” S w MBHES [: ASE |Russia’s Biggest THEATER “CLEAN-UP” |12, 2rsirss. 110 was charset vin | IBERALIZED SUNDAY BILL|op sumduy; cocest suvine the borys e g S S g U |Butter and Egg Man| HITS VETERAN OWNER| ., \¥!tn him “was armaisned iames bl B, St o S ALt il SRR | . S e o with bulig 1 real producer of the rolina House Now Must|meal. ice and other necessary com- s Jailed })y Soviet | T show. He was held in llke bail. ket S DI T eoiryency cANEs RINEeS A “Foot Note” { 119)1,. Cort, New York; Under Bond | The indictment, naming 24 indi- Act on Measure—=8Some Re- "",",".",““”' o 's ‘\r service. :nre ;; 5 | With “Se: viduals and two corporations, was re- | strictions Betained. :!Lr\:.lldi”l:":lq :::::‘ (:):t‘;::r‘;“d [rr'o:l‘mrx". By the Associated ¥ | in" Connection ith “Sex’ turned by a grand jury Wednesday, | - 5 01N S 5 L . | MOSCOW, March 4 Russia's | : but the names of these two defend- 1. . Awociated Press forbidden. Caring for feet is better in Affai | Diggest butter and exg man Is in Play Presentation. rants were not revealed because they | ™ )1 TMBIA, S. March 4.—The May Take Hand in Affairs as| i . : had ot been arrveted. Cort at one | COLUNBIA S €0 SO D0 Tvan Popov has lost his = ¥ time operated as many a® 126 theaters. All sports are allowed but those of than curin P them Result of Arrests on Kid- | nead of the Soviet utter ol o [ Timony denfed he was assoclated | after three hours of debate last night i ~ We keep that in mind, especially when esu ‘0 ::;:;1“11.‘«:9!\] expelled from th om: | ; o John Cort, \\H\h': 'lq}(,;‘\- {::.I,!.'l\n:::;i:p‘;‘(gn({(13:-‘; passed on third reading with amend- urc e ’s | fitting the youngsters—so they will have p | arty and arre « _ 0 e, wes hela in of not guilty wn Bre ts the bill of its judiclary com vaorate in-after v i Koed £ S. negligence and extrava Do | the ments no regrets in after years. For foot ease naping Charge | caus s f { 0 ) blunket official owner of the theater where | mittee liberalizing the Sunday obsery 5 p ot ease 1n ! : I asure now goes to | | the future much depends the fitti | gictment med of "Nex. | the play 18 being staged. The other | ance laws. The measure now goes t B t C ff . 3 depends on the fitting g \ | nts are scheduled to piead to- | the Hous ! quue o11ee now. g trip “hina 4 | one of th g 2 By the Associated Pres Instead of sending N s | Attorney As amended the bill allows the sale | {LAHOMA CITY, March 4.~The| 0% oo | s : “ le to . : OKLA for butter, it is aheged that _ ————_—__— . —_— I\nown Natlonally | B B e Federal Governmer ! nt letters to friends In praise of sturdy qualities and smart shapes Raliths « of Maude| the geishas of Japan and the | | :\dlfhf\h‘.e e el Tndian| celestial beauties of Shanghal and A 17 & Lee Mudd, wes 3 NG| Peking. ) { of Hosfery for childre girl, whose war e resulte he outraged control commission | e | in the arrest g nand| o “ommunist mu-'t‘,v ousted | P | 2 e ed hofle that he o | N 40 B s wite at Miami on Kidnaping | ] : o e A N.W. BURCHELL | Arthur Burt Co. 1343 F Street fi 4 | ‘ N ARG e e charges H Japan—as e AR | : ‘ G - STREET BETWEEN 11th & 12th 817-19 Fourteenth St. N.W.| ™™ Lt e ; : CHILDREN GIVEN AID Sixty-third Street Theater, Ltd., Special Tomorrow! |Club Sponsored Treatment of 145 Values in HOSiery : B g All Silk and Silk to the Welt Clinics. e ‘ “Kayser,” “Lehigh” A hundred and forty-five children | \n heiress- had | were en orthopedic treatment at (l"li “'Quaker"’ Makes She was lastfpe e of the Kiwanis Club dur weeks ko, | A . roosiving : d 64 children are recelving wrived with the Wilsons | 108 “1 ¢ }” e e : b eiton e of the Every Pair Perfect e had & new car purchased for her, : e | club's orthopedic o : pa e reported luncheon of the 1 the Washington Hotel yes $1 65 Quality Clothes on Your Own Terms Women’s Favored Ombre-Colored 1 treated, Mr. Moses told how W of the girl,| many the children, ) in Californ | iliteen end - aivs. SHED w weeks after their k i 3 3 Pairs, $ of work being d on toward ol : ) - { taining _greater elopment in the Every pair full fashioned. » Wilsons, | work of conserving the evesight of i £ Chif symoon | school children with defective vision. Comprising Hose o if- and later than Weill, chairman of the . . Montgomery County, | club’s committes on interclub _rela- fon and Light Service Kidnaping charges | tions, reported that arrangements Weight. With lisle top and @re pending | have been completed for members of - 3 When the heiress was in Vinitk with | the local club to ml»v|t \i\'nl\\{ho /\{;ng- foot, silk top and silk foot, the Wilsons she indlcated that they | andria Kiwanis Club in Alexan . were hor friends and said nothing | Thursday, the meeting to take (F square heel and Sl‘ppfli‘hjel. about an abduction. place of the regular meeting e | : iy She has explained the sud-| Washington Kiwanis Club in the | In 35 lovely SP"}“E enal den termination of her honeymoon, but | Washington Hotel. | for day and evening wear— it r mother,{ Z. D. Blackistone reported that ar- Bl Tl n Bomberry, who was a|rangements are under way golf Gunmetal and ack in- o her daughter's marriage, |tournament between menibers d that when her daughter local club and those of the Kiwanis| cluded, of course. roperty would be released | Club of Baltimore. s from the jurisdiction of an Oklahoma | Willlam S. Quinter, president of the Main Floor . ‘named as ber legal guar-| Washington Kiwanis Club, presided. $2 Down On $30 Worth Opens Your Account Women’s Richly-Furred ~ Coats, $14.98 Contrasting Trims, Silk Lined . Men’s New 3-Button SUITS, $29% Neat Collegiate Style in Glenns and Mixtures. Topcoats, $24-50 A Credit to Washington! however, did not e 4 e . | < Ao i o Dr. Remsen Critically IIL i e iy CARMEL, Calif., March 4 (#).—Dr. Featured Salurday— Excepuonal. Requisition Papers Asked. oy ety Sy An application for requisition papers | Johns Hopkins University. who is . h for the Wilsons has been forwarded | critically fil here, was raported resting ea renc from Montgom ounty' to Gov. Ben | eqsily today, but attending physicians c 1€S S. Paulen of K If Gov. Paulen! were g s 1o W r v s ; " re skeptical as to whether he would acts favorably. extradition of the Wi s lly tebn! . 1 oves sons will be asked of Gov. Henry § te -1NS Johnson of Ok a. i R an 1 7 $4 95 J$5 95 Reyu arly B an . o M“FS%‘;“ jf:'m ;;;“l:?“l ""f | Regularly $3.50 and $3.95 Special Tomorrow, At " BOY DIES IN RIVER, | Sfi.ecr'al Tomorrow, At $3 95 THWARTING RESCUE $2.95 = ; These Gloves Breaks Away From Officer on Way : were made in to Hospital—Six Need Medical Exquisite undergar- Grenoble, ments of fine - quality France. Beauti- ey e— | dium and Satin-back e e R o NEW YORK, March 4.—Two police. 33 1 lace- men are in the hospital threatened C}'epe. dBea“j‘fl“ 1alao Elaborate con - with pneumonia and four other per-| i trimmed models, . 3 sons required medical treatment for ; “.l ¥ 1 s oh trasting embroid- injuries as the result of a futile at- iy tailored styles w1 sredlbacks. DK tempt to rescue George Goldstein, 17, hand embroidery and who jumped into the East River early and ey and over - seam today after he escaped while entering apphque. In Pink, Or- " Nt y Bellevue Hospital for observation, F Goldstein leaped from a deserted | lllo G chid, Green and Peach. . S B o 7Y pler near the hospital after he | «» Spring shades. Sizes 5% to 72 wrenched himself from the grasp of Patrolman William McAdam and 2 EST. 1879 | ’ yashington's Friendllest Credit Store B, 427 Tth St. NW. jomrem MeAdam plunsed into 1! ater | after him, but the boy fou = = —— = o = - reseue efforts of the officer were pulled toward the pier by Patrol- | B3 \ man William Duffy, who jumped trow | > B the stringpiece in answer to the cries | } ru;_rl‘my- from MrA?tam. P4 ) ° e three were lifted from the water i 3 A/ other Great Money Sa The boy waz dead. The two police- 1th & 12 h N\ man were rushed to the hospital, suf- ~ N Forng T expoaire and submersion G-STREET BETWEEN 1ith & 19th ) Other rescuers were out and bruised in resoue operations in the darkness | of the pler. 4 | 4 MINISTERS TO TRY REALTY For Immediate W earing At the Liberal Store To » morrow Preachers Quit to Engage in Busi- ¢ \ MARLBGRO. 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