Evening Star Newspaper, August 20, 1927, Page 5

i THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. T. SATURDAY. ATUGUST o0, 192%.° | FURI”NE lN I_mU[] Abe Martin Says: SOOC;O(:.‘?EG;i(T,PVmflISON Si?g :‘:’:1;)(2)(1)3:::'3‘. | SHELDWTHSHP G287~ i e s P 100 G RIURE YOU AUBUE . | /l Standard Predicted. $20 loan to a penniless act : /l / : [ i s ee b " 4 three days’ board for his wife :\nt; cane= A n the Semi~Annual Selin child pre: ntinuing on 0 tour. No wor received by the theater manager during the two decades and he had long since considered the loan a gift A letter Thursday from a firm of lawyers in Los Angeles notified Mr. the will of a musi who died two ined a bequest of of a kind deed in French Trawler Third Boat With Valuable Cargo Taken by Guard. OO0 Sk Pedtste ke | _ s population inc By the Associate hitherto unknown to h NEW YORK. Au, 20— : 3 rd Alsworth | tune in lic ernment t¢ o Associated Press W YORK, -August 20.—The | ‘€ T iping mmo whose name M ) tor, r was | d a lowered ks ago con 000 in gemo time of need. g | CANADIAN CUSTOMS ations, unless the present birth- among the colored and improved methods of pr both in factories and on farm e earth’s population i rate of 50,000 a da about th' vest o' th' a wonderful im- > never I don't know and esti- i IH;I‘\”"“"" Conference to Be Held Next Month to Seek Means of Prevent- bright young d_ from ~some 0 will be doubled Topps. , if the rate of in- nerve t' ac-|cl 1. 1 v loafin® @ no longer keep up with population,” he writes, “then pri vation and toil must raise the death rz it has raised it a thousand |} until life and death are once more in the balance.” 1 ] that'll he says Sheriff t must take a pile a lot o' alimony af ing Smuggling. ated of the Investigation into | e international oms Commis sion is to sit hington _this month. The commission, headed by Chief Justice J. T. Brown of F. F. V.S VISIT CAPITAL. |1+ Press. and the fre tims of the Coast Guard net u- sands of « valued at found on | MAN HELD IN SLAYING. Officials Say Porter Confessed Kill- Illustrated A—A new type of End Table is this one, with a magazine box be- low the rectangular top. $625 End Table of light but ign. Note the attractively nd cut-corner §7.50 ing West Virginia Woman. a sug HAH'”]H-\ August 0| Future Farmers of Virginia Here| step: mig} 1y gl | \\In- \'mng‘umu of 1 bt 5 ””: k ‘lu the United States. At the same | Ab time the smuggling of general mer- . handise from the United States into | will | here, ¢ e on Tour of Inspection. uture Farmers of | ion of boys en- | : [ rolled culture in the | {high schools of the State— | pleting a three-day tour of W ton today with a trip to the Sergt. W. E. Low of the West [ Home Dairy, the Beltsville eri- | X tate Police and Deputy {mental Farm and the Univ of Harris. A preliminary | Mar: held immediately, at sppers was bound over to the J(‘llst:l; [ ]j("liii(;l's First Check Over e heen L A County jail in the Homer Russell, Capt. Lloyd of Company D, National ision of t smuggling en- ago when Can- United States au ce of liquor nadian ports to United two | existing treaty e C—A thandsome piece for the hall or living room is this Windsor Armchair, with its cut- 25 out back brace. Special. . $15. D—Bed Davenport, with coil springs and cotton-filled mattress, uphol- stered in Spe- - e 90 E—Coil Spring Day Bed, uphol- stered in velour; will accommodate two persons comfortably. Speial %85 F—Occasional Chair with shaped back and flat arms. Choice of three attractive covers. Spe- 518.75 G—Early American Poster Bed, with gracefully turned posts and shaped headboard. Double $25 and twin sizes. 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