Evening Star dated December 6, 1926

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WEATHER. (U, 8. Weather Fair, continued imum temperature 22 degrees; tomor- row increasing cloudiness, not so cold, probably

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SNOW WILL STAY; FIRE WRECKS HOME . COLDER TONIGHT| OF L. . PROBERT Mercury to Drop to 22. . Coasting Conditions Will I Be...

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G STAR, WASHINGTO! [N BOOKS BOUGHT “Bring Them In” or Phone Fr. 6494 Big Book Shop, 933 G St. N.W. Business Property for Rent

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RIVER AND HARBOR | PLAN SHOWN BY NEEU: 6574]7v£5 Anacostia Reclamation Work Going For-j ward, Engineer Chi Army Engineer...

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Christmas, 1926 Shop Early—Mail Early For Better Service Lactobacillus Acidophilus Call our produet “L A’ Mix (Trade Mark)

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EVENING THE CRISIS APPRUACHES | _wercom o ] |GEN. BARTH DEAD: OVER WATER POWER Gov. Smith Indicates Court Action as He...

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RS, CAT ASALS LEGION ATITUDE Breaking Up of Peace Meet- | ings Called Injury to ,Nation. The American Leglon was sharply...

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- h i overcome the reproach in some meas- | the throat and drag him down ana! THE EVENING STAR ‘With Sanday Morning Edition.

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y v O e R 7 T R SR O _ EVENING 3 % ! Cut fbefihmily Food Bill “— Thrift is wise spending. Thrifty people have what they need

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KELLOGG RECEIVES REPLY FROM CHLE Officials View Note as Prac- tical Acceptance of Secre- tary’s Proposal. By the Associated

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BARRED SPEAKER - ACCORDED PULPIT Aftanta Pastor Scores Girls’ College Attitude Toward Mrs. Mead. By the Associated Pross....

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L NONET, FAMOLS ARTIT, EXPIRES picters, Friend of Clemen- ceau, Dies in Giverny. * v @e Assoclated Prese. GIVERNY,...

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SLEET NOT LIKELY TOHURT FARMERS, Trucks Can Negotiate lce for Necessary Hauling—Mon- day Trade Slow. A covering of hail and

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C., MONDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1926. FINANCIAL. 14 TRADING LIGHTER FINANCIAL THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ANGE | [DEMAND FOR...

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/] FINANCIAL. COTTON IS EASIER AFTER EARLY RISE Big Crop Estimate Expected From Agriculture Depart- ment Wednesday. By the

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mote a. fraudulent scheme for sales of st COURT DISCAARGES 7225 2 MORSE FRAUD JURY Deadlock on Four Defendants * Follows...

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N Vice President Speaker Longworth as he appeared | with poised gavel today to call the MURBERED GIRL'S BODY IS FOUND 1 VE.

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18 SOCIETY. . SOCIETY The President and Mrs. Coolidge Have * Mr. and Mrs. Hodges of Colorado as White House Guests. . have

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PRESIDENT HOLDS BREAKFAST PARLEY Four Senators and Four Representatives in Confer- ence on Legislative Outlook. \ variety of

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‘s THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., MONDAY DECEMBER 6, 1926. m“— ldl(th Mi i W.C. T. U. REED AND HAWES A e ing oy...

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THE EVENTNG STAR. WASHINGTON, D. w o Lansburg C., h & Bro. MONDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1926. o WO | == HE'S BEEN LONGING FOR—AS A...

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22 e THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ¢, MONDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1926. e _— Chairman Behrend also announced Tews ehnmot do"it il

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Traveling Cases $2.95 —When in doubt of what to give a man, give him a traveling case and play safe. Here you will find an

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Tomorrow, $1 Buys Many Gifts For BABY Hasrln-dmlde Madeira Pillow Slips, Lot r Short Nainseok Slips, ZHor s $1.59 Pure Silk

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tthe PaloisRo * For Men! KRESGE DEPARTMENT STORE Selected Assortment of ports Coats " s radically reduced for anted to set a

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r vg '}HREE MASKED ROBBERS TAKE $1,250 FROM BAKER CRGERTER, ) ‘While approaching his Lakery after alighting from a street car

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NEW URGES RAISING POSTAL SAVING LIMIT By the Awsociated Press. Postmaster General New believes that the statutory limit on

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28 NATURAL GONTOURS MAY SHAPE STREETS Sommissioners Are Likely to Approve Changes After Public Hearing Today. Seven proposed

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, MONDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1926. » Gifts forAl) Practical Gifts! m AN 1809 : B : Women's Sitk |

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" 30 I iss S. — Serves These Delicious Croquettes 1 can Gorton's Decp Sea Roe. 2 hard-boiled egys, chopped fine 3% cup soft

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___(Continued from Page Thirty.) & typical *“AlL" purveyor of fllicit Mquors, and all the other members of the cast are...

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"’ifln&fimarh & Lothrop wwThe Christmas Slore e o Christmas Gloves T hat Will Delight Any Woman 53501 3¢ Every style of new...

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Taila (®1926. by Eusenp MacLeas.) BYNOPSIS OF PRECEDING CHAPTERS. Jhe characters are: Antonius, s Roman ldier with a hroken

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g Southern Conference SPORTS. TILTS WITH BIG ELEVENS TO FILL DIXIE GRID LISTS Many Teams With Thanksgiving Day Dates Plan-

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SPORTS Western Rebuild i FINDING HIGH SCHOOL FIVE . TASK FOR COACH AHEARN Red Tossers Last Winter Scored Only One Victory in

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S8MART PARISIAN SCARFS OF FI FLOWERS AND GREE) There are many attractive articles Buitable for Christmas gifts that can Be

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N’'S PAGE "The bolero as it 1s contrived this sea- ®on may be becoming to almost any mort of figure. A few seasons ago it was

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38 THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTO YR TO PRESENT “LAKME TONIGHT Opera Will Be Feature of| Program—Ensemble and Gypsies Scheduled.

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MISCELLANEOUS. THE _EVENING STAR. WASHI NGTON, D _D:_C. MONDAY, DECEMBER 6. 1926.- AUTOMOBILES, ETC. 89 —_— e — ot | THE...

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TTOMOBILES, ETC THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C. MONDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1926 FOR SALE—AUTOMOBILES. FOR SALE—AUTOM ~ PR i Vi

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APARTMENTS—UNFURNISHED. (Contlnued.). THE NORTEUMBERLAND 3 rooms. Kkitchenette. bath. large hal n-'ly Dape: m«i.flun 2 :o:v T,

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AR P T S o e REAL ESTATE. FOR SALE—HOUSES (Cont'd). _u‘cm’m ~$40 PER_ MO. RE] 3 Frige- 35.071 located six-room and PR et il v

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AUCTION SALES. REO! David Notes, Auctioneer Large Sale of Furniture and ' Household Goods On Tuesday, Dec. 7 At 10 AM. No,

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P“w THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. O, MONDAY, -DECEMBER 6, 1926. INTERIOR FORGE CUT165TINYEAR Work’s Report Urges $750,-