Evening Star dated September 26, 1927

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he E WASHINGTON, D. C, MONDAY, CURTIS HAS KANSAS £.0.P.SUPPORT FOR PRESIDENTIAL RACE [Senatcr Will Be Choice of| | Delegation

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) 9 SCENCE ASSALE A RGN BASS Stand of Anglican Lord . Bishop -Denounced at Meet- " Ing of Catholic Women. ® 'The recent stand

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ARMY DAREDEVILS Bv the erial Hero| 5\‘ el Tank Expert and Aerial H | four attempts at committing sui- | cide by throwing...

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ST ADHERENTS PARENT-TEACHER | PIN HOPE ON WEST| PROGRAM PRAISED Governor’s Friends Plan to Offset Any Opposition in South. BY

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THE EVENING N, D. C, MONDAY, SE STAR. WASHINGTO ) HELD AS ROBBERS OF CRANTON HOME Two Youths Taken in Rich- mond With...

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RIAKING Cond DORAN OUTLINES | e e e et Chocolate P l —making every job a_personal X I"r":'::»'::k,m“' Seizures and...

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THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, b 3 A, 2 ANNEXATIONHIT BY SENATOR BALL False Construction Put on| Alexandria Conversations, He

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{THE EVENING STAR With Sunday Morning Edition. WASHINGTON, D. C. MONDAY September 26, 1927 THEODORE W. NOYES. ... Editor ew

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1927. CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. | Lovaiy Chapier, O B, 3; il opon a8 oo

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S0 CIETY." Ambassador of Japan, Mr. Matsudaira, Was Guest at Luncheon Today of Members of Tsuneo Matsudaira, guest in whose

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Pa!k HMB! for ll few days, having SOCIETY (Co ;noj_[ trom Tenth l"l" The marriage of Miss Edith Carolyr. | Bshelman, daughter

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B e e I TT TR T TP TR O PPR TR resawen ‘seek her out. THE BLACK JOKER BY IS4BEL OSTRANDER. (Continued from Yesterday's Star)

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THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. €., MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 26 1997, e——eesam— STEROMPLANS %o Ter May Continue into Upper Mis-|

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THE EV R oimmn — new production, with splendid east|three soubrettes, Patricia Kelly, Flo | ed by Alafretta Symons and...

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STORY The Day of Triumph. LIX NORTON awoke to a drum. | overhead; to the | drip, drip outside THE EVENING { | ainy day!” she|

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THE - EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1I|l'| oine’s brother in order to e])cvl ; to possess rvr‘r\i...

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STARTING HIS SENIOR YEAR. gets back to the serious business begin at Amherst College. The steps of Walker Hall, wading into

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TINANCIAL. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 26. 1927. FINANCIAL. ‘UTILITIES LEADERS NEW RYORK STQCK...

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FINANCIAL THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. €. MONDAY., SEPTEMBER 26. 1927. FINANCIAL. RAIL AND UTILITY l oo o BONDS...

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s Mo R BULLS HOLD SWAY ON CURB EXCHANGE New Highs Numerous—Utili- ties Are Leaders—Royal Baking Powder Slumps. BY WILLIAM F.

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RADID COMMISSION TORENEW HEARINGS l Interests of 64 Other Broad- | casters Involved in 9 Cases | to Start October 5. | |...

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Griffmen Beat West, 4939, Over Year : Bucs “Sitting Preity” After Dual Win GEORGETOWN A. C. TEAM TAKE SET FROM BROWNS - WITH

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SP South Carolina Eleven to Visit Saturday : School Gridmen Get Busy This Wee NEWS AND GOSSIP ABOUT BOWLERS ORTS. GAMECOCKS

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WwOoMA N’S PAGE. Beauty in Beaded Wire Work BY LYDIA LE BARON WALKER. ;X‘HE LITTLE PLANT WITH ITS GAY BEAD FLOWERS AND...

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WOMAN’'S PAGE. B ——————————————————— New Tunics and Their 'History BY MARY MARSHALL. The earliest made-up garments, coat of