Evening Star Newspaper, December 16, 1927, Page 23

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTO MOSES NEw HEA'] | Variegated Colors |AERIAL DREADNAUGHT |FAITH HEALER FREED R e e — : Bolher in ChOOSlll" GWEN TEST FLIGHTS‘ IN SALT CURE CASE | 1561. The minister. David B. Blair, | WS- N ]‘9‘! Chester, had heen sentenced to 30 d = A in jail and to pay a fine of $50 HOURS, 8:15 to 6:00 By the Assaciated Pre | est Bomber—Craft Carries | and Bed. Blair that he could not sleeff at nizht. An exa un|\|f‘ of Hln variegated 3 g | By the Ascociated Press. In his opinicn the justice aid: ** colors of the uniforms manufac. Eight Machine Guns. | PHILADELPHIA, December 16— |advice Blair gave th u ln a l om s shoes | ) Unanlmously Elected atj tured for the Army was disclosed s | rattn: neating may be “iooliah;” but | Sould put o pineh of Lunche 71 Crippled | thowing ihat Syt i i S o | and also in his hed on— [ et g 4 i 3 MITCHEL _ FIELD, e there is nothing in the laws of Penn-| did not furnish the sa PP B Ry i ; ; | comber 16 (). read- | sylvania. to prohibit the placing of a|gert that the wlt to be used wi | i 5 o n - c i | but ordinary salt. Children Cared For. ; for the use |™ cons 2% | pinch of salt in your shoe and your n | e | o the vicinity = of . et neceptahes by the | b2 to cure insomnia. 2 o b 1215-17 F STREET 1214-18 G STREET R work by mine 3 Ieigh | Justice Trexler of the State Superior Radford Moses, -trea e b > | r W Court has so ruled in reversing th urer of ‘W. B. Moses & " ey x v R v Chester Count: sian- . ciate minister of unanimously elected president of the ) B pur] r selecti Pk i 5 _____—_____—————‘ Kiwanis Club at a luncheon in the | {roone which Ly called | bombs a B | ‘Washington Hotel yesterds n for ceremonial purposes Washington. | machine guns. It has a_huge upper :‘":“"l was "““"" to the office wing with a_sprend of 101 toet and rst vice president hort lower ¢ The designer Olher officers elected were as ‘\u\ it is so con ucted that .-nlm RS : | o with which 1t Ia equipped. would I\« N B vice pr . Claude W. Owen, Ao et 7 \g \ S district. trustee, and "lk'l\\lln . WAVES SWEEP LINER The ship was built to compete| M 5 29¥ { S?OU are wondering what gift will - s \\nh other types of hombers from i [ % A | o et eot SR | T T el e t v | on egift of leisure hours, of tim & ¥ c e O. Vass '”'; Clande | Ship, Two Dnys L-ne. Rcaches By | solect. one tape oy atandard: niset rd, members of the b After her tests here, hip will | S k I for play as well as work, tell her your Following the | York W he flown to Wi Field, | iz s George H. Winslow ork With Tales of Raging el "M Laill 18y Y\ | 7 desire to cherish and protect her? appointed to the office of secretary Storm on Atlantic. | R trensire feis o e ; J 1 I | Give her a Hoover. Itsswifter, easier, oo 4 Rdgids T | ; i 3 ! \ ] | deeper cleaning saves her L e o aattle, | NEW YORK, December 16.Two | States ‘In BB hs een v | T f | i time and strength, re- ““h" days late and battered by one of | 5 taff | I licves her of the heaviest | N b ey the worst storms of the vear. the - 9 : | = of her household duties ¢ de luxe Model 700 or the popular- it el liner Stutigartcame int port sester | and banishes her clea... plnced Model 54; I‘x;;h with the famous ing worries forever. cleaning principle, “Positive Agitation.” The balance is payable in ten small PR 8 Accuszed of Telling Policeman to|a State police testified ha was 4 \ Uniforms for Army : —— ot o e 2t o Dl of sl in Bia] Leigh Wade Pilots Sikorsky's I.ut-‘ ut “Condiment in Shoes shoes and put salt in his bed in the i form of a.cross when he complained to | | i El $6.25 is all you need pay down for either the club’s . repor d_tales 4 > - ’ i\, Lo 1 2 ‘e make it very easy to monthly amounts. Liberal allowance for pled children have received medical attention, hospitalization ‘ : purchase a Hoover. your old cleaner. 4 ter th K vges ana_financ d under Biene B lub during - | i i\ 2 y 3 ) | A ear® This brings the tot sea until she passed Halifax, | = { ¢ Lad i I ot orthopedic es treated under |her captain said. Last Friday s ! ] 0 the ircction of the clul (o 200, s | were the worst days of the s0 i pe Moses reported. In add | : LTI | { \ ! Rciive bl orthopedic Mr.| Mrs. Hedwiz Webster of Baltimore UMl | \ ‘ AL . o 4 severa) older chit- E rew her from \ g 3 i B “.' evern g a deck chair. Two members of the |@ ° | S - PR i e " | crew and a galley scullion also were l'ury Wednesday and | 2 T ost0 e Z In connection with this work. Mr. | {1c o | injured. = 5 e o iiting 2 LOF 1 The Stuttgart arrived several hours Friday Evening 5:00 Until 7:3 R o paid by the eclul '\ |after the liner American Merchant | the club has co-operated with the | ""‘I‘\f‘" ";‘ hours 1 reporting a society in visiti active casex and | fhla*’“““;wn Ses o of b1 American Merchant was forced to| for orthopedic ment and $96 aid for hospital | | i BN 3. Mcraaden was instaliea| WOULD CENSOR PRINTS. ‘ as a rew mem DINNER Or your choice of our regular menu 4-Course | b 2 \ ST £ | SEA FOOD75 | I | C | c I . %) \\ J i ARES SECTIO FLOOR—G STREET ENTRANCE Columbia 5042 | Sy Wilzon Also Asks Seats in Congress | CAPT. HARVEY MILLER Be Limited to U. 8.3orn. | HEADS VETERANS’ POST | ™1 it o of ma il wm,- was proposed yeste i 1 hy ll|l|PFnl||R(l\P Wilson J L . Cercell and Gardella Are Elected | r;\“mn ':hfi' hm::l'!\‘\‘nu‘m 'r‘nn Vice Commanders of Front | §,,Gjont"and would pass on proofs GROUP OF SMART G g SE Line. No. 1401 wings and writings In maga- SPORT COATS RE- SPORT CO TS Capt. Harvey \hlle‘r l' S, \| C. R., mhn measures by Representative | DUCED 0. .. S $39.75 DUCED TO ' 606 - 614 ELEVENTH ST. —— Marine Corps Re:enp Oficers for | citizens could be elected to Con- more than a vear, elected cos s and that $2.000 be paid to the mander of the Vet of h-m.nq ir Wars, Front Line Pose. No. 1401, at a | plosion of the battleship \|.~zqq=,pp\ meeting held last night at the post |in 1924, | ::*':“1:53:"&"6'"‘33‘5""*"f"'fl""'""'“-fi"""!’ e She Would Want Her Gift Purchased Here is a veteran of the World War, and | also served in Cuba, in the Phili pines, in Nicaragua and in Mexico. Others elected with Miller wers . —first, because we will wager that She prefers something to wear. Victor Cercell, senior vice com @er: Joveph B. 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