Evening Star Newspaper, December 23, 1927, Page 26

m 6 THE EVENING STAR., WASHINGTON. D. €. FRIDAY. DECEMBER 23. 1927. |N “UIVURBE M"J-” : y . e Johnson to Introduce Resolution i ‘hospitalfaciit i for Benefit of Veterans—Other | mi ? ’ - H[]P OFF SUN[]AY S 0 Toorve Bt Mo 0 M| R s ot o Veran—oner (G nds " Inoa deposition in the New- | RN comb case she stated that he ne had been llllllllll [ v her sap , ‘ang «lonal action extending p Hopes to Start Christmas) ~ Drings $250.000 Legacy: Another ngqusen of Acoepting Serve|Bibi i it AR e o Day on Long-Delayed Trans- Gets $1.000.000 Estate. ice in Suits With Real Wives | '\ s s b giatn_ . roeno of e s voseornt e atlantic Flight. 1 e o Unaware of Action, | srsiet o iy it ,!:":',‘,:";..‘."‘“"_'.‘,'."',"..‘“.“.‘.‘,‘,'u:‘."':,';,‘t',"".'f," Character LO&HS e s s T | taftic in div decrees, Her nime | venes e e -y o D I N P are | was not revealed The application prriod ends Decem s PHILADELPHIA, Decomber 23— one With his seryants, to he - - b i . e ’ )| S A P [A 40vear Tove pact and a 12.year Bear Din b will was diown in 1922 | ’ ; | eEvanaand ; bl How the Plan A 5 S : speaking of the Tove paet hetwee 4 | 9 NEW YORK. December 3.—-Mrs. friendship with Pennsylvania 2 e T Dyl l“- ki o gt | TREE EXERCISES SET. : g ! Works : Frances Wilson Graveon todar hoped elovs have hrouzht I ‘ Sl o 1 an P hap e : piy. annuricsth it the TR vou feel its warmth at Y s ristmas present 000 and $1.000,000, tive! 4 1 3 somated accused W ¥ oulid « a easure mude e e et PP P :,'; :‘“h’,r:'t:,‘”:,,",. |,:ff,‘,,ff":.f1 il ‘,f,:,h',m‘.],‘“. ainster andl a S ol i ; i f % divorce mill." was | Potomae Community Christmas [0 VS 1 MED T SR G A P YOUR PANK in all our lantic flight. With Oskar Omdal. a | widow HER. & 3 e \ ving 'Y | Celebration Tomorrow Night. ix month or one priod of . aie e for u neriod af ane seur. contacts with you— lieutenant in the Norwegian navy.| Mrs. Lascelle Rell, reold widow | (0 & . S i Pl i E vr)'-‘-" :‘-mb sie Asd Wi as pilot. Mrs. Grayson plans to take fof a ¢ St me in, e i e ; h i : g e e (fortketn Van .,v‘, s oft at dusk tonight in her Sikorsky | the ent 3 4 - 5 it Wi, Ll ad ave fizured o 1 horiz e - llu.ylt mher fusurar ‘,hn-lmlf amphibian plane, the Dawn. for|i8 years old. art patren and horse | the state at sl ired | elulh—Psereiies will be el - v Mr. Jahn Savings Harbor Grace. New Foundland. there | e will has heen filed for | M w ol be the - wife iy other | Tow night at "0 an 1 addition. legis 5 Résular to await favorable weather conditions | prohate, while Miss Ber MeNulty, Sl LB ases. newly-planted - community ! g for a flight to Crovdon. nd 35, was left $230.000 by William Gib : \ ! 4, from h;-‘. tree un ihe lat next fo the town ? ] Savings Brice Goldshoroush., navisator onfson, €0 a Pittshursh eoal operator, ol 1 \ 3 Ly = . Ut oy i % ¢ Checkin {0 Thres e warkt st T, hom | with Whom 'she o entored g o ol s SN ENTERPRISE SERIAL - Accounts Mre. Grayson attempted to fly to |agreement 40 years ago never to all v Th . ek B Id A . [' nrmlm o Copenhagen, is to go with the Dawn marry : ullding Association &gain in the same capacity. PFred Neither 1s Surprised. PRISON TERM FOR BANKER X aud:torium of the tewn hall huilding. il et il g 0 XKoehler. Wright motor expert, will 7th St. & La. Ave. NW. £30 cash for every enience vou. fiv as far as Harbor Grace Pl state was valued at more Newcomb filed the suit in —_———— | to convenien Mrs. son _explained that the ‘han S14 000, and his will provides Former Pw«nl-n' of Dpfunrv Insti- igh James B 9th lssue of k Now Open ed 1o bring r- that Mrs. Bell i ive it all after ane vinted l"’l” for Subseription " e st | et | tution Admits Defalcation. M. Macle Min, New Sturtevant Blowers $40.000 1o othy WILKESBORO, N. .. December 23 L BIRELE il fSri Bizning Money Loaned to Members Departmental Bank Her benefac Ak it ;,, el e ; : @1—Clem Wrenn, formar president of | hea i 3 by Buckwheat Coal on Easy Monthly Payments “Your Bank” cestry to N sttler, | the defunct Bank of Wilkes, who ve- A i e s - Foder 1. & Gavernm uilty to false entry Presient Serretarn 1311 Penna. has a sending and receiving . i that she knew 734 10th St N W. i el ©F 31000 aiiles by might and H00 A1 s surprised by the | (4lse certificat hecks andem n by day. Mr on plans by this ents d neither con. | bezzlement, cha rowing out of e o 0 ) i e—— N e | Pt o T e e B oL ) T [ ———— o [—— e[ o [=——n[=———Te[==alc———o[c——[olc—[al———[l———| Just her course accordingly, v brok D “tha s nor mgre than The only trouble the Dawn experi | friends tothink of the fortunes | we Prison \ 1 | Personal Service and all our other mear enced in its tests at Roo: \\\MI n.v! Pacts Held “Nothing Unusual.” president will not ¢ B o res. bexin his se nmu» |||vl|l Imum\ 1. | . & 8 9 " h f K BISHOPS T REINTRODUCE R m»xgflh(zuaflw&w*?r y | 7™ TO8S™ TOE STS ENGLISH PRAYER BOOK i i RUSSELL ’S %i Corner 12th & G Streets 5{ : Sfik“ : 1(2;??: 5 re . (Give 2 Hat. and Save YOU Have Ju3t Values el 2 One Day Left! For Men HOSIERY RAYON ROBES Of perfect quality all- Pt by ailk chiffon, Newest e o e So glance over the items listed here—pick out what wod quatity m RS you want and drop in tomorrow—the last day! and cufts of sam 8ome Changes to Be Made in Hope of Getting It Throush Hopse of Commons. P O, By the Associated Press LONDON. Decetnlor 23.—The House of Bishops has resolved to re duce the prayer book measure in the church assembly as soon as possible The archhishops of Canterbury and York made th's announcement iast night. As reintroduced the measure which recently was defeated in the House of Commons. will ncorporate “such changes, and such changes only. as may tend to remove misapprehensions and make clearer and more explicit its intentions and limitat'ons.” In a statement disclosing the re- sults of a twoday conference at Lambeth. the prelates expressed ihe belief that the decision of the House “ommons was influenced by avoidable mesund and asserted that the bishops fore were not willing to accept it final.” Here is an eppor- tunity to GIVE A REAL PRACTICAL GIFT—and y more than twice the purchase price IN THIS SALE! or contrasting. 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Every ;'} =t I e @ one knows the importance of high-shade dresses to the fashionable .'\ pe MIMSI woman's wardrobe, The very latest styles and shades ave in this lot / . ‘The Tight-Top Tin Scals the Flavor In —and the price is low enough to permit vou having two for alimost - i the usual price of one. Sizes and effects for misses and women, J COFFEE LIEBMAN BROS, . l @ les AN Washington, 1. € _ And Many Others---Wonderful Values---All Gives Christmas Cheer Through All the Year Slole———lbalc———alalc— o] c——[a] c—— [0 [ c—-a| 0| 0| e 4 » a