Evening Star Newspaper, March 6, 1927, Page 12

INI]USIRIAL SCHOOL| [ e ewnens or nexe sewate i caprrat___| THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. T, NEW MEMBERS OF NEXT SENATE IN CAPITAL IDEA GETS IMPETUS & Cleaners and Dyers Associa- | tion to Give Training in Plant to Be Erected. ‘Washington eventuall A univel composed o voted to MARCH_§, [ ~ew wewmems or et sevare v e || SOVIET COAT TRUST Reports of Missing Felines Stir Scholarly Reply from Dealers. BY JULIUS B. WoOOD, Leningrad spinsters that when tabby ' TELLS ABOUT CATS By Radio _to The Sta N ‘biearo D | Y Mo "opyrhis 15 0 DAty MOSCOW, March 6. Complatnts of | th 1927—PART 1. physiclan’s pharmacopoela—that cat- skin, though disguised as seal, when covering the chest cures rheumatism and tuberculosis, while genuine fur re tains the Arctic chiil. A home, though it may be but a single room, in Russia is not complete without a cat. Th Survivors of Band That Played rouble aplece. at Appomattsx. equipped with sacks catch a ca 1 i no more cruel than the steel mp NN Y or the harpeen used In the wide open u. sensus shows that Moscow's | lieutenant and all the the largest cat population In | of “the gang.” grew up to be John l 1d, based on an enumeration | Ryno of M, Gionthal ooty millfon cats returning nightly 5 1 | nship. ntly explanation has HEAD OF 6. A. R. POST | IS ITS ONLY MEMBER he mis | John L. Rymo, 81, One of Two| March B | The boy whe wanted to he captatn, ther officers BRITISH ROYALTY GREAT BOOK LOVERS Duke of &:rk Likes Detective Tales, Wales Prefers Travel, and Queen, Dickens. ~The British q( ted on having a parcel of new ks sent them every week during lliam er) ‘Y helr Australian tour. nd the last CIvil War | The greater reader of the two, tends to e of the two sur-| ntiment. Even wmilters. have the 26th New York | ward cla BOes out of an evening she fraquently Band which | 1s Int nd which | is Interes 27 becomes a sealakin wrap have trought a scholarly come-back from Ode Jdn otherwise known as the Hoviet fur coat trust, o Odejda defends the newest venture | b in transforming confiding pussies into the best Russinn scal on sanitary and " humanitarian grounds. Under the first postulate, the household mouser | e I8 liable to mpread hydrophobla or | ey overturn the family primuw—a form nr kerosene caoker (ndigenous to Hus —-thus setting the house afire. The t aetantife explanation of the humani- | fn books on sporting sub- S o he o read a good detec Though & { Wales at York House, eresting collection of books in various countries, most of & with places visited dur these six now faces will be seen on the Senate floor. Left to right: go Black of Alabama, Carl Hayden of Arizona, Elmer Thomas of d lobrrl I \\umr nf \N\ \url( FUHS CHEAP IN 1882 01d Ala-knu Campanv s Ledger Prices Silver Fox at $1. ERWARD, Alaska, March 6 (P).-— An old ledger of the Northern Com Petals T“"‘ B“k' | mercial Co. of Alaska, dated 1883 A rather remarkable trait of the| discovered at Dutch Harbor, discloses cus. says the Nature Magazine, | that it would have been {nexpensive that often, after It has been plucked, | 11 Ut 4y to supply o movie star's he petals will turn back, gradually | ifere are moma woluth ns: 133 sea sturning again to normal several ) hours later. A lent protest, It would seem, againat despoltation. When the Senate r Senators W. B ry 18 the greatest reader rite authors Is Dickens itly attended a luncheon at ington, where there are s and more than 1,100 and dry-cleaning establish- to establish 5 search institute where specific cot e fic depar lems will be studied and pers eqnnel | tnvestigating the complaint peiinel . Laundrymen Also Interested. The Natlonal Laundrymen’s Asso clation has had plans for a similar | )!ro]ecl which have not yet mater! wlized. ts o | s expected that the school and This plant will be in operation before the i h the |end of the summer I arly a score of living nw . tarfan aspect is taken from the fur | Wibriifdral ‘Eraduated ' nefore sovernment i Anlesman’s manual, rather then the Civil War. cleaning problems rious fabrics. Tt work in el Bureau of Busi The cleanin d it was pointed out, y nan onnected with va- rectly 14 of the 19 characters d-ph'- mew institute will | Ground has been broken for two AR It Gn it ihe bufldings to be used in the former project. The first will be a model plant, which will amount of local busi .,,u...uum|uml||IIIIIImflIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMlIIlIIIIHIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIl||IIlNNIHII|IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII||IllimlFET ME == otters, $1,320; 143 seal, $114; 300 silver foxes, $300; 8 black foxes, ;120 s DPOS 800 students a \p?ar ’Ilw-w lmdemq about $3, 1000,000 ¢ ! red foxes, $60; 436 cross foxes, mmnmmumumn|uumnumuunmuummal||||||||||ummn1n|nummmnmuumlumunmmunmm|mmn|||nmnmum|ummum....m..m..--- Introductory Display 1927 Styles Leonard Cleanable Refrigerators at Specially Lowered Prices i Q* T HERE'S nearly always a “best time”” to buy any- . thing. During this Introduc- Y tory stplay is the ““best time” to purchase a Leonard Refrig- eratot. Featuring This Week ‘An Attractive Display of Good Berkey & Gay Bedroom Suites at Prices No Less Attractive Ve Of special interest this week at the Lifetime Furniture Store is the delightful collection of fine old Berkey & Gay bedroom suites. 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