Evening Star Newspaper, January 20, 1928, Page 20

Resolution Urges Congress to Texan Says Bride’s Family Kidnaped By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, January 20.—A six- foot Texan complained to police to- day that his father-in-law and two brothers-in-law had “kidnaped” his HONTE OWNERSHP HELD THRIFTAD Speakers Stress Advantages STAR, WASHINGTO School; Paul Twyne, Cooke, Oyster and Grant Echoola Miss Elsie Plerce, Brook- land, Wheatley and Hayes Schools; Mrs. W. E. Chamberlin, Tyler, Bryan, Lenox and Wallach Schools; Mrs. M. W. Davis, Petworth and Gales Schools; Dr. Thomas E. Green, City Club; Claude W. Owen, Round Table Club; C. E. Dickinson, Langdon and Woodr! Schools. Wlllllm T. Hopkins will speak at the M. O. A, 1736 G street, at 7.30 ocluck tonight, and Stephen H. Talkes will address the Boys' Club of Washing- 1dge D. C, FRIDAY, ive 8 radio talk on “Thrift of Own- ng Your Own Home” from Station WTFF at 9:30 o'clock tonight. Tomorrow is Pay Bills Promptly day. Mr. Talkes is chairman of a lpceh.l committee supervising the observance. Fleischmanns Legally Separated. PARIS, January 20 (#).—Mrs, Helen Kastor Flelschmann was today granted a divorce from Samuel Fleischmann, whose address is given as New York JANUARY 20, 1928. Sore throat waits here also After long exposure to bad weather, after sudden changes of temperature, after min-* gling with crowds—gargle with Listerine, the the mouth and throat where so many colds start. It isimportant, however, that you use it early—and frequently. sixth and latest bride. John_Pritle declared_he married Mrs. Alice Kuppinger, 35, of Tren- ton. N. J.. Wednesday, but that her father voiced objections when he learned Pritle had been married and divorced five times before. Pritle said he let her meet her relatives alone at the Hotel Bristol and later when he returned he was told they had taken her away with them. Police told him there was nothing they could do. ton at 8:20 o'clock. John Petty will City. 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Sizesin lot, 33, to 7 2-Picce Enscmbles _ 1-Piece Styles Many 2-Picce Effects sl A Famous Maker's Name Slight Irregulars of Stamped in each Glove $150 to 53 grades Our Famous 5 “Romilla” make You'll find adorable ne w styles in the new stiff taf to say nothing of the showing of the new flat crepes and crepe romaines, Ensembles may be had with long short coats, fetas, wide georgettes, All Shades for Spring and All Sizes 3 Styles With Famous “Romiils” Rase-line Also a Few Black Mocha Gloves, $1.50 or DOWN STAIRY STORR “Spring Stvle dresses This is a typical Presentation” en tirely new and not shown be fore by us. Advance Spring Felts—special $3.65 Fashion has again chosen UL And nowhere will vou tind more hecoming styles than made Hats atter a tatloved few silks ave offered in this sel and upturned brims, brimless ban etlects inall new Spring sha FULL - FASHIONED ALL - SILK CHIFFON ROMILLA HOSE, $1.10, Irregulars of $3 grade. \\With heautiful inverted embroidered clox. 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