Evening Star Newspaper, September 5, 1927, Page 36

THE . EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, KAPLOWIIWZ BORAH SUGGESTS EISST | FRENCH LOAN BAN 21 ertes Letter to Kellogg, Urg-' DAUGHTER | ICHOOL I in ate epartmen WARDROBE | i DAUGHTER WILL ENJOY CHOOJSING FROM FAJH- IONABLE APPAREL . . . . FROCK.J AND COATJ OF DISTINCTION AND QUALL- TY--YOU, YOURSELF WILL Chairman Borah of the Senate for eign relations committee has asked Secretary J to \\lll\h old proval by the I new loan the F said 1o be see financiers, pendi French war deb In a letter to Mr. k the Idaho Senator offered the tion bhe- cause he thought it would be con- |ducive to “a better understanding hetween the peoples of the two coun- | tries” and hecause he presumed that | Congress at its coming session would be called upon deal with the French debt. Letter of Borzh. Senator Borah's letter, made puhnm last night, follows: ENJOY THE ASTONISHING LOW KAPLOWITZ PRICES JOLD ON A PROFIT IN PENNIES CU fTCM TALOR, $ “Our Government proposes to ad- FC& |just the French debt on the basis of SMART SATN 519 Gt et riglane s ronst ana proposing to negotiate a new loan in this country of a hundred million dollars with interest at 6 per cent JIZBS 14 TO 20 AND 1334 TO 22% | Tam ndvised that the department w sho! he called PO o signify DOORS OPEN AT & e JTORE CLOSES AT 6 QUALITY APPAREL D JERSEY FRCCKS 50 cents on the dollar, rate of inter- | accepted ‘ ““I am informed that France is now | BEAUTIFUL COATS ¢ l 93 BOR . - G : Worthy of Consideration. not he AA\IHfiH ive to a better YI'H]r'l if such loans until the tw French arity between the two ems worthy of con- | n taxpayer | French tax- ‘Wmdow Frames For Inclosing Porches Singies Twigt Tripies Windows from $2.20 Up Small orfers given careful attention No dé'ivery charge 1J. Frank Kelly, Inc. 2101 Georgia Avenue N.W. propositio | sideration. | being swindled or is payer being exploited? “I am offering my suggestion he- cause T presume we will be called | upon to deal with the French debt) situation again in the coming Con-| gress.” \DELEGATIONS DEPART FOR TWO CONVENTIONS | | Printing House Typothetae Members Go to Craftsmen and| New York Meetings. Delegations from the Washington 3 | Chapter of Printing House Craftsmen | @ | and the local Typothetae lsft the city S | yesterday to attend the annual con entions of the two national organi- | zations in New York, which open this | ‘ Mount Vemon and Alexandria, Va. Car leaves Termi- nal, 22th & Pa. Ave. N.W., ever; hour on the hour, 9 AM. to 3 P.M. Mt Vernon not open Sundays. Mecunt Vernon Electric Railway Phone Main 397 J. Deviny, former a rector_of the Bureau of c Printing, headed the s he following will appear m of the United Typothe: Round eorge 1. 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The regular monthly meeting of the ociation of Oldest Inhabitants of e District of Columbia will be heli at the Union Engine House teenth and H streets, Wednesday eve- o'clock. A paper, entitled Globe, Officers and Tts Pub will be read by Washington F epau rts Stoves and Furnaces Fries, Beall & Sharp 734 10th St. N.W. Eat at Gibson’s Every Day All Sandwiches. . .10c | Hot Tea or Coffee Pies and Cake, per slice, 10c Malted Milk. GET A PEACH DANDY, 15¢c Consists -of Fresh Peach Ice Cream, topped with Marshmallow, Sliced Peaches, Nuts and a Cherry. Very delicious. Low Prices All This Week SlOOTodds 83C 55c¢ 94¢ 50c Ipana Tooth Paste 50c Pepsodent or Pebeco Tooth Paste ... 35¢c Pond’s Cold or Vanishing Cream ..... Grove's Laxnu\e Bromo Quinine . .. Imported Bay Rum, pint. . 50c Mcnnen's Shaving Cream 32¢ 36¢ 25¢ . {7/ 37/ Big Special for Tuesday Only 10c Palmolive Soap, per dozen Limit, 2 Doz. to a Customer No Delivery—No C. O. D. 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West of this re gion, extending to the Rocky Mour tains, this form is replaced thicker leaved a bush, and some The plant is known hy various local names, including thr poison creeper, elimbin; weed. picry, mercury | adapts itself to a g | ditions, flouris open, in low. moi and on hillside: abundant along of paths and ro: Blve oveci and n | o d trees to considerable heishts often mixing with other shrubbery h as the harmless five-leaved Vir creeper, in such a way as to | notice until contact with it | poisoning. ntaminated shoes. elothing or tools are sources of ivy poisoni are 1150 animals having access to poison ivy patches. In many localities the growth Thief Robs Doctor's Home. Dresses, Indian blanket we: home of Dr. Osc and veara. It Poison vy vine, «lln\\lm: leaves ana » & radio set and an tolen from the Wilkinson, The thief entered the house ing the glass of 4700 | stolen p a vear window. The perty was valued at $495. | By the | chemist for the future.” D. C. 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