Evening Star dated December 28, 1926

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) WEA & Weather this afte cle Temperature - pm. yesterday; o today Full repor THER Burean Foreeast ) rnoon nd tonight; 1 2

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- ¥ FARMERS' MARKE BILL S PREPARED Measure Sent to Congress? by District Commission- ers to Provide Site. A bill authorizing

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‘.lvnled the screen actor had any in- tention of seeking a divorce in the Mexican courts. The comedian could be located for a

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‘ ARLINGTON BRIDGE CHANGES ORDERED Architects to Revise Plans for Approaches to Memo- rial Structure. Architects of the...

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GRATZ E. DUNKUM TOHEAD MASONS Deputy Made Grand Master of Order Here—Lodge Record Notable. Gratz E. grand elected n the Dis-{

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g e CHEMISTS ASSUME COMMAND IN WAR OF LAW AND THIRSTY HIRORITO OUTLINES ' AINS UFflIS REIGN . 5. Experts Tey Hard to Make...

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BELEF WRS. HOUCK - LNESSUPPORTED Arkansas Clue Strengthened by Fact Grandmother Lives L in Neighboring State. The possibility

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THE EVENING THE EVEN NG ST AR'nhnuflu metaphor, this possibility is la better chance of safety by sticking With Sunday Morning

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PERRIW. FRISBY, LAWYER HERE FOR 25 YEARS, DIES Colored Member of Bar Association Was Howard Graduate and Active in Lodges.

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transmitting power, H. | without interference, provided the Pre-tnn Pratt, Chicago sclentist and [ wattage is reduced to 100

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THE GIRL IN THE SECOND CABIN BY E. J. (Copyright, 1926, by SYNOPSIS. gpenm- Trumbull, in ord gl in” the Adirondicks in- ealth

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5P Scandal Revives Talk of Third League : Bob O’Farrell Pilot of World Cha ORTS PROMOTERS HOPE TO USE BOTH COBB AND SPEAKER

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SPORTS. Foot Ball Coaches in Annual Session GRID MENTORS WILL TALK OF CODE AND SCHEDULES Roper and Stagg to Address...

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) 6 | Vil FINANCIAL THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1926. FINANCIAL. - STOCKLISTBREAKS | [NEW YORK

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FINANCIAL. NEW YORK CURB MARKET Received by Private Wire Direct to The Star Office THE EVENING BUYING IS SLOWER INCOTTON...

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TRADE IS LIFELESS IN CENTER MARKET Turkey Prices Are Lower Due to Increased Receipts Today. ‘A lifeless market was reported

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TUNNEY HAS NARROW ESCA PE IN ICY PLUNGE. The heavyweight champion (pulling the sleigh) is shown walking over the ice on...

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. ] SOCIETY, SOCIETY President and Mrs. Coolidge Make Offi- | cial Announcement of Their New | Year Day HE President and Mrs.

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NG_STAR, WASHINGTON, . U, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1926. be Mrs. James H. Scaife, aunt of the O I E I Y bride, from Memphis,...

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20 THE FEVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. 0., TUESDAY, DECEMBER 2 | Frank Goodwin and Mr. Nelson Wal- | Brackamp of the...

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Regular $4.95 Suit Cases $3.99 ~-24 and 26 inch Suit Cases, with shirt or dress fold in lid—plain linen lined. Leather ....

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25¢ Dress Ginghams, 18¢ 32-inch Dress Ginghams, in checks, plaids and all wanted plain colors; fine, grade; fast colors. THE

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RODTTO GETPEACE PRIZ THEVENING Dinner at Which Award Will Be Made to Mark Anniver- sary of Wilson’s Birth. By the Associated

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24 THE EVENING STAR, C. Allen, A. H. Taylor, Franc Jew- elry Company, Quality Shoe Shop, A. Goldberg, Eiseman’s, Inc.; Edgar

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THE LEVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ¢, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 28 1926. 5 = Many Unadvertised Clear- lela::‘;—l"ll;;;tgfill “l;eth: .

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ERTSEL LA ISLL SR S8 31 0 A0 "WOMAN’S PAGE Rainy Days Made Happy for Children BY LYDIA LE BARON WALKER. There are families in

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WOMAN’S PAGE, Garters Again Are in Popular Use BY MARY MARSHALL. Desplte the shortness of skirts there seems to be place for

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Star “Want Ad” WANTED—SALESMEN. AN EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY is open for a few energetic hustlers: earnings of our en,_are 350 to

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AUTOMOBILES, ETC. FOR SALE—AUTOMOBILES. (Continved.) S PORT, LANCIA 4-PASS ‘DI KAPPA MODEL. g imported to this country Batvs

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APARTMENTS, ETC. THE EVENING STAR,- \VASH]NG'I'().\'.__D.- C... TUESDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1926. REAL ESTATE. PARTMENTS...

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTO E—HOUSES. -AUCTION SALES. $350 Cash. $55 Monthly —will buy any of four cholces of modern brick-

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" 32 ' THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 928, 1928. have improved their brains, they are | ) l gaining in