Evening Star Newspaper, September 25, 1927, Page 10

THE SUNDAY STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C. SEPTEMBER 25. 1927—PART 1. TETERSCOTRL — | @] g 2 PALAIS ROYAL Greater § = | G BARGAIN BASEMENT/ 258 CHICAGO, September 24 —Joseph | Bier i ot sn o todies ot | | | Use These Steps of Economu to ‘Washingtons Value Spot! oter, wher e Denis E. Sullivan ay refused the petition of the titled ish children and grandchildren of the Chicago pioneer that their brother and uncle be removed court did order, however, that render an accounting to a in chancery, found that the deceased William J Warr | y improperly numed a_trustee . and direct 0 JOSEPH LEITER. 1L ; ! ; The newest styles and pat- terns for FFall. Every avail- eventu- | viz, dis nd mis. able type of shoe wanted to- . which was: lost with i ants when it fell into the Atlantie duri an attempted n: 'N.l hard, Me_, to T day i here. Come and see. The Styles: Gore Pumps Miami D’Orsey Cpera Lace Oxfords to creation of th state by Levi Li es to whom he ha were the Countess of Suffolk and | 2 sea 2 < Wha hrougnt the suit fo oust | fePresentatives of William ' Randolph orher amd Mrs. Namey Carver | Hearst. the publisher. who sponsored | of a British | the flight, sailed by the same vessel B s k 1)»? wrecknge, 34 feet of the wing A & o which were attached par f the Leiter Is Upheld. fuselage, was picked up me hun “This court has mot been able to|dred miles east of Newfoundland by find, throughout his entire steward-|the steamer Kyle, chartered {o search ship, any dishonest action on his | for the plane and its occupants. Ex part,” the court said of Joseph Leiter, | perts who examined it later expressed | sy SENT T0 NEW YO“K! Sensational Sale of 2,000 Pairs—Women’s b e o0 g Dot | Rice & Hutchins-Arch Support-Other Famous Makes and novelties enables us to offer thcm' at this remarkably low price of only Tan Calf Brown Kid extraordinary expenditares be £ a ion which had H&‘ f a year. ' Accompany Damaged | - | Sncapacitated through age and resi | All the new heels and leath- | ers. Al sizes and widths, different S g \ Regular values that sell at 85.00 to f7.98. The irrecu- larities . hardly notice- able. Patent Leather o s '™ WRECK OF OLD GLORY | e—1 1 after the death “It must be quite apparent to any Craft on Trip. active participation—ir A fortunate purchase of 2,000 pairs of famous brands The Mate"'als . Satin Campbell. the widow 2lthough adding that he could not ap- prove of his actions in several in- stances, Some pointed criticism was aimed at lady Suffolk, Judge Sullivan assert- ing that “sins of omission are quite as great as those of commission in the work of a trustee, and that money can be quite as easily lost by neglect &s by active mismanagement.” A court desiring to be just “cannot censure the industrious trustee who, avith good intentions, makes a mis- | 1ake, and absolve the others who fail | Ambaseador to America Reports on | e a part in, or have knowledge | the duties which the position of | trustee casts upon them.” PRESIDENT STARTS OIL FLOWING IN OKLAHOMA | Coolidge Presses Button in Capital, | Inaugurating Oil Exposition at Tulsa. Oil Exposition here today. Coolidge pre: button in ington which a duplicate of | the original F i oil | well and set it to | The oil used in the well was shipped here from the original Drake lease | in Pennsylvania, where oil first was || +discovered in the United States. Gov. Henry Johnston of Oklahoma, ahoma recognizes the oil in- du as one of its greatest sources | iof wealth, of the employment of labor Zand of comforts and conveniences of Ilife. Without oil the automobile would never have heen invented. The air- ;uld remain upon the ground. dvanced transportation more it advanced in previous cen- s advanced industry im- 3 at the exposition are val- ued at between $8,000,000 and $10.- o An Effective Beaut_vaint Nature’s Greatest Cos- metic Available to Every Woman CREATING THE FOUN- DATION FOR BEAUTY To understand the secret of beauty means to understand the skin and when the average woman begins to realize that the skin is really an or- gan of the body instead of a mere covering, she will be ou the road to a clearer complexion. In reality, the is one of the bodr’s greatest indicators of internal conditions—and to keep it clear and clenn and healthy means that the internal organisms must be function- ing correctly. Right here. eleep becomes impor- tant, for to deny the body sleep — to famish the nerves or, throw the internal mechavism of the body out of harmony, usually means a poor skin. The bhasis of all beauty is a well- kept, well-slept body. It is most essential to get proper rest at night. It is equally essential to sleep on a proper bedspring in order that the spine may be properly supported and the necves and inter- ans may have proper rest and ation, 1 z that non-supporting ut kinks in the spine tiuy little congestions— that deny nourishment to the nerves. 1, to enjoy beauty and all of s corresponding charm, be 1] of what you eat and particu. carefnl of how you sleep. Re- not par- ticularly a sign of age, double chin is not mereiy a happenstance, and niackhend: and all the rest of those snyoring little disturbances that mar beants are more than skin deep and mostiv constitutional. Also remem- ber that nature’s atest and onls means of restoring your energy and worn-out cells is through sleep, and if you properly nourish and rest vour | body 1o & point where it functions properis. the tiny blood vessels and nerves under your skin will carry tc the skin the mourishment that will take care of your complexion, the opinion that the plane had struck 90 miles an hour. The Old Glory was piloted hy Lloyd Bertaud and. J. D. Hill. Philip A | Payne, news editor of the New York | Mr. Hearst, was a passenger. DUCE GREETS ENVOY. Two Years’ Work. September 24 (P).—Giacomo |a rtino, Ttalian Ambassador to | the TUnited States. was received this | afternoon by Premier Mussolini_and Undersecretary of War and Affairs Grandi. to whom he reported on the work accomplished during his two- | year sojourn in Washington. 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