Evening Star dated November 10, 1926

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W (U1 8. Weather Burean F Fair and colder with Pperature about 30 degrees morrow fair, continued temperature Friday. Hig) 115

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% ARMISTICE DAY RITES TOMORROW Tribute to Dead to Mark Cel- ebration—Masonic Groups Meet Tonight. Efght vears ago tomorrow

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Another Ice Man Takes the Cake! If you want your son to be a foot ball hero, get him a job as an ice man—for it would...

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“ DISASTER SMITES - SCHOOL IN STORM La Plata Teacher Gives Graphic Description of Event. One Child Afraid. A brilllant bolt

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SIMPSON FAITHFUL - TOPUBLICINTRIAL Hall-Mills Prosecutor in Dra- matic Scenes to Win Murder Case. BY FRANCES NOYES HART....

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THE EVENING STAR, ' WASHINGTON, NOVEMBER 10, 1926. CAPITAL'S POOR STREETS LAID D. U.. WEDNESDAY, disrepair.” From Detrolt,

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MARIE KEEPS COOL, DESPITE GENSORING Prime Minister’s Aide Takes Over Duties as Official ‘ Spokesman on Trip. i By the...

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WABHINGTON, D. C. WEDNESDAY . November 10, 1926 THEODORE W. NOYES. .. . Editor The Evening Star Newspaper Company 21 s B...

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THE o= |u|c—— g Goldeftberg's “It’s easy sailing with fair winds” —but * when squalls come, it is different. Our campaign...

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10 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1926. SHPMENT FCRAN TOCHEACD IS AT lowa Growers Are Advised i

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ONE MAN IS KILLED INMINERS' BATTLE Father of Seven Is Shot in | Scranton, Pa.—Score or More Are Hurt. By e Associated Press.

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12 T Y S A I S R T Overcoming Bad Breath I_!ere are ways and means for re- Hieving this embarrassing condition, af due to...

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COTTON S QUIET, SLIGHTLY LOWER Easier Cables Promote South- ern Selling and Hedging in Today’s. Trade. By the Assoclated...

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14 "= FINANCIAL, THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1926. FINANCIAGR. - = TREND IRREGULAR | e YoR

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FINANCIAL. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1926. FINANCIAEL. ~ 15 STATISTICS ON ZINC. A Fool and

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No brush can reach where protection is most needed IN ALMOST any drug store you will find 20, 30, even 40 different kinds of

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THE EVENING STAR NOVEMBER 10, 1926. Yesterday’s Tornado Leaves WEDNESDAY, WASHINGTON, D. C, Trail of Death and Destruction ai

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18 SOCIETY SOCIETY. Mrs. Davis, Wife of the Secretary of War, Returning to Washington After Sev- eral Months Spent in Europe.

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SOCIETY (Continued from Eighteenth Page.) Mra D W. Alexander, at 4707 Piney Branch road, where yellow chrysan- themums and

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- THE EVENING BTAR, WASHINGTON, D. O, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1926. Charge Purchases Made in November will be Billed in...

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MAGNIDER PRAISE MOBILIZATION ACT Assistant War Secretary Lauds Congress for Passing Measure. Commendation of an often con-

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2 T NEDSEMD TOCINTAUEWORK Campaign Teams Told Fund Sought Is o Be Used i for Welfare Expense. More than 200 team workers in

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WELFARE WORKERS STUDY FARMYOUTH Country Life Association to riear Secretary Jardine’s Speech Tonight. moral, physical and 8o-

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. # ! - G STAR, WAS-HINGTONV D. C., WEDNESDAY, NomEl}___l_Q,_l@_fi.'—_'__—______.__;__. ll Elected Chairman 3 - BOYS'...

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_ THE "EVENUG’STIR,"W‘IBHINGTON, D. ©, WEDNESDKY. NOVEMBER 10, 1926. MWondmard & Lothrop 10th, 11th, F and G Streets...

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(®1926. by Eusene Maclean.) SYNOPSIS OF PREVIOUS CHAPTERS. The place village of Jezreel, in atgend Z his dauchter Maryam...

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: THE EVENING STAR, - Poster Beds /i fi ISt WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1926. 21 Year Sule There isn’t a more