Evening Star dated September 26, 1926

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] WEATHER. (U. 8. Weather Bureau F\ Cloudy and much conler ably showers. Monday fa 1y rising te:uperature. Tel Hignest, &4 8

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2 * RED CROSS RENEWS: BATTERED FLORIDA PLEAS FOR HELP BEGINS TO RECOVER Officials Concerned at Lag- Thump of Hammer and Chug‘

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IDEAF HEAR INSTANTLY Amasing _Inveotion Brings Immediate | Ambgelior 1o Those Who Are Deal. WORTICINS MEET " HERE TOMORRDN A

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DD FELLOWS HAL | THIEFS RETURNING Tri-State Members Join in Parade, Pageantry and Oratory for Bradford. With pageantry apd

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THONAS A EDSN REVEALED BY SN Some Popular Impressions of ¢ Dignified Inventor Jolted in Interview. By the Associated Press.

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LI THE SUNDAY S8TAR. WASHINGTON, D. C. SEPTEMBER 26, 1926—PART 1. 16 REPUBLIGS SEND == Advance fall Display - sions Here...

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s Ext aSize Gn\ as, si.i,- Weer Flannele. ¢ i ésx' w‘ Mls.\e-‘ Black : LCCMERS Zo0d auality S Satina (. “CS SLIPS e ontce...

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THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. SEPTEMBER 26, 1926—PART 1. $1.25 Percolators With This 69 C Coupon and * Special Sales,

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10 NEW FRE STATON 1S TENE OF RIS L. C. Joins Hands With Be-! thesda at Maryland Corner Stone Laying. Tn the face of lowering

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MITTEN HAS PLAN | 10 TC? § RIRES Would Make Employes Con- trollers of an Industry’s Capital Stock. ! Diapatch: to The Star

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ARNY AN FAVE BADLY SYATTERED Drggbnish Offspring of War, Wheli'Tested, Develops Un ~expected Weaknesses. The tank, dragonish

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ARELEY COLLETS AFRGAN EXHBT Atmosphere of Dark Conti- nent Sought for New York Museum Group. 8pecial Dispatch ta The Star NEW

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RED CROSS GROUP MEETS | HERE SOON Presicent Coolidge Will Ad-| drgss Annual Convention | October 4 to 7. Fational welfare...

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E———— CITY HOST 70 BIG: HEALTH GATHERING Sessions of International Tuberculosis Union to Begin Wednesday. More than 150...

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THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. SEPTEMBER 26; 1926—PART 1. [LANSBURGH & BRO. FROM HOOP-SKIRTS TO KICK-PLEATS LANSBURGH’S

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CHICAGD T0 GREET YOUTHFUL ORATORS Spokesmen for Five Nations Will Be Guests at Luncheon There Friday. The spokesmen for...

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FONGK S PLOT * IPHELDINFRANCE : Le Bourget Airport Chief and | Others Say Ship Was Overloaded. * By the Awsociated Press....

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ANDREWS FINISHE PARLEY WITH AIDES Week’s Results in Establishing Zone System. A week's. conference between As. slstant...

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- AMERICANS GIVING LESS 70 CHURCHES v Religious Modernism Blamed for Decline in Revenue by Dr. Straton. 87 the Associated...

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ARCHNES BULDING PLANS GO FORVAR Records to Be Moved and Cared For on System Now Being Developed. Filing away of the...

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TWO BELTSVILLE MEN R bt O Civotther Fortress, Hobo Rendezvous, WIN IN TOUTNAMEN | . 1 : B#ecial Diepa oh 6 The oo PISCATAY

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BET ON RACE HORSE ORIGIN OF MOVIES - Geological Survey Engineer Makes Experiment in 1873, . Which Develops New Art. One day

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= National Furniture Company | N.E. Corner 7th and H Sts. N.W. NN % 277277, 4 7 % 7 \ \ § \ . N \ \ \ N\ . § \ \ N\ § \ \ \

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ARMS CONFERENCE PRONG-HORNED ANTELOPES. gue Two Feet Long. Laps Up Eggs and Milk in Lieu of Favorite Diet. What . America...

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HARWOOD Hol - T0 BE A SHRINE: Annapolis Colonial Structure | Acqqired by St. John’s | College. i Bpéctal Diepateh to The &

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10,000 ENROLLMENT ANSCHOOLS FACED This Record Predicted as First Week’s Total Con- tinues to Gain. “HAnalysis of the...

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KILLED BY FRIGHT, SAYS CONFESSION British Detectives Unable to Decide if Letter Unravels 12-Year-0ld Murder. Correspondence

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Lanoil Permanent Hair Waving, $15 $10 Wavy Gray Switches, $6.79 Made on three separate strands. Fashion Review! At the Rialto

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Rear Admiral George who. prior to his assignment to duty in the Bureau of Operavions, Na Department, was commandan: of Ca-

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Men’s §1 Interwoven Novelty Socks T'welve different patterns Evos oncbwnt ek DDC woven stamp, the guarantee of quality, Buy

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RADIO TRABE FEEL ~ CRUXTHIS SEASON . Shaped Through Coming Winter in Air Programs. S 'The radio season that ushered in...

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THE SUNDAY! STAR, WASHINGTON, D. qa, SEPTEMBER 26, 1926—PART T. SCHOOLS & COLLEGES ..U SEMESTER (OPENS TOMORROW Two Freshmen

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< THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, ‘D. C. SEPTEMBER 26, 1926—PART 1. SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES—FALL TERM 1926 ‘ WA [ Toacr chimee | |

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L} ® THE SUNDAY ' STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. SEPTEMBER 26," 1926—PART 1. SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES—FALL TERM 1926 DENTAL FACULTY...

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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE WEEK ENDING SEPTEMBER 25, 1926. Y #ou® period 3 year ago 26— Low. Stock and dividend. 62 Abitibi...

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FITNANCIAT, BOND PRICES SAG | BOND SUMMARY FOR THE WEEK INWEEK'S TRADING Improvement in Inquiry Noted in Latter Part of [}

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STOGK ADVANGES Market Gains Ground, How- ever—Money Stability Applies Stimulus. ' gl wre By the Associated Press. NEW YORK.

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THE - SUNDAY ST4R, "WASHINGTON, D. C.\. :SEPTEMBER 26, 1926—PART 1. Monday at Kann’s---250 Fine Room Size Rugs--- Tomorrow a

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GIRL SCOUTS Mra. Gerrit S. Miller; jr., director of the day camp, is a graduate of (] @ ‘Wellesley College, and has taken...

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3 EDITORIAL PAGE NATIONAL PROBLEMS SPECIAL FEATURES Part 2—14 Pages “BIG BUSINESS” METHODS . CITED AS BRITAIN’S NEED WorTinic

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THE EVENING STAR With Sunday Morning Edition. WASHINGTON. D. C. SUNDAY.....September 26. 1926 THEODORE W. NOYES.... mss...

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AUTO INDUSTRY FACING PROBLEM IN PRODUCTION Profits in Big Output of Cars Com- pared With Returns From High- Quality...

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Mary Roberts Rinchart Writes a Travel Volume—A Stpry of e F. IDA GILBERT MYERS. NOMAD'S LAND. By Mary Roberts Rinehart,...

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SEPTEMBER %, “1926—PART 2. THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. T, Q=0 RETURNING - HERE 'TO JOIN HER HUSBAND THE CHARGE D’AFFAIRES

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SO Brides Continue to Lead | CIETY. ! In Capital Social World Many Weddings Recently Chronicled. Here and. in Other Cities.

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SO CIETY. Summer Homes at Beverly Being Rapidly Deserted British Embassy Staff Coming to Capital—Justice and Mrs. Holmes Soon

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SOCIETY. each of | which was independen peoply | of Ftruria, called Etruscans, were thy | most advanced of any in Italy...

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Chevy Chase Society Y Extends Activities During Autumn Deys Vice Consul of Panama lnd; Mrs. Loren Are Honor| Guests at Dinner

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Tales of Well Known Folk In Social gtnd Official Life -Washington's IrineriGireletnteceatatl tin Gossip of Rbyal...

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1926—PART 2. 'NEWS OF THE CLUB [l | on vaonin BOY SCOUTS : Mrs. Heuper, Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Jacobs, e e : : = Mrs. Kidd, Mrs.

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WISCONSIN SOCIETY | DATESBACKTO 191 Active Organization Carries on Its Rolls Many Leading Citizens of State. BY MARGARET B.

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9 the thstallation last year of a model | | kitchen. | | Other guests were Mrs. Jeter Pritcl |ard, State chairman of...

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Alligator Calf Oxford 57.50 The new round toe model. Very smart! They're wearing them in Paris and New York for every...

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Theaters Part 3—14 Page Wide Range of Material, Both Smooth agd Rough —— By wayv of striking an average in thental...

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AMUSEMENTS AMUSEMENTS The Moying Picture Album THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. SEPTEMBER - 26, 1926—PART 3 g Among the...

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Screen | Flashes From the BY C. E. NELSON. AUGH MONTH" is being kept in the background, supposedly on account of the “Greater

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4 AMUSEMENTS. THE SUNDAY STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C. SEPTEMBER 26 1926—PART 3. AMUSEMENTS. ‘ YORK. | “Why Womeén Love" and Lige

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MUSIC By Helen Fetter. LONDON, England, August 24, 1926. HEN we arrived in the “greatest city in the world.” the chi!al THE

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MARYLAND EASTERN SHORE AN ALLURING MOTOR TOUR Two Routes Available to Autoist Who Would Visit Section Rlch in History and Now

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Level of Water May Make Change| In Heat Reading| A. A A HAS RULES » FORTIME SAVING Presudent T P. Henry Tells How Tourists

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THE SUNDAY ree ¢ STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., SBEPTEMBER 26, 1926—PART 3. to Use or Sell hat cost you nothing When autumn haze