Evening Star dated October 12, 1927

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WEA (U. 8. Weather Rain tonight and probably tomorrow morning; cooler tomorrow. Temperature—H! today: lowest, 62, Full raport

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2 £ e nS RSB H B 4 < __THE EVENING STAR, ——eeene e e e COLUMBUS LAUDED IN EXERGISES HERE Warner Praises Discoverer‘ as...

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WOODSHIRE SUITS FOR MEN DISTINCTIVE IN APPEARANCE ALWAYS TWO TROUSERS 445 . EXCLUSIVELY AT Woodward & Lothrop $20,500 Near

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MAKES PROGRESS Subcommittee Meets Today to Settle Controversial Mat- ters Bothering Officials. Subcommittees of the...

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#FIVE JUDGES NAMIED . FORORATORY TEST Members Skilled in Three Languages to Be Used in | Competition. The five judges of the

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LEGION PRAISED . ASENVOY OF PEACE Commander Spafford, Back { From Paris Convention, { Proud of U. S. Veterans. | By the...

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0 R CLAIMS T0 CHANNEL RECORD DOUBTED French Papers Say Enélish Girl Was Not Seen to Start at Gris-Nez. By the Associated...

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{THE EVENING STAR With Sunday Morning Edition. WASHINGTON, D. C. ‘WEDNESDAY. . .October 12, 1027 " THEODORE W....

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Gas and Electric HEATERS Fries, Beall & Sharp 734-736 10th St. N.W. WE DYE WEARING APPAREL BLACK ' For Mourning In 24 Hours

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10 — FARRINGTON AGAIN OPPOSESLANDDEAL Hawalian Governor Protests Disposal of Army Property to Private Interests. By the...

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« Ford Industrial RENHOLD URGED | ASCERMAN ENVOY Former Finance Minister Mentioned as Successor to Maltzan. By the Associated

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£ 12 SDARK VIEW PLANS 2 NEHT CARNNVAL Association to Celebrate Bet- ter Lighting Installation and Other Improvements. The...

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JM. SCHOONMAKER, RAIL HEAD, DIES Winner of Congressional Medal of Honor in Civil War Was Coal Pioneer. By the Associated...

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‘14 BIG PRUSSIA LOAN SSUES TOMORROW Directors of Southern Re- elected—Good Profit Shown So Far This Year. BY EDWARD C. STONE.

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AIRCRAFT INDUSTRY CALLEDTO PARLEY MacCracken Invites Every Branch to Conference Here in December. branch of aerial commercial

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THE EVENING URGE FARM MARKET IN SOUTHWEST AREA STAR, WASHINGTON, zens’ Assoclation at its initial meet- ing of the season in

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AWATTS OUTCOME OF REBELLION. Senora Arnulfo Gomez, wife of the Mexican presidential aspirant, the Calles government, and...

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SOCIETY President and Mrs. Secretary of T » Coolidge Guests of reasury Mellon : While Visiting Pittsburgh. L] HE President

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EXPREVIER HELD ANNOVER OF ING Author Says Lloyd George Was Thorn in Side of Edward. ity +By the Associated Press. LONDON,...

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THE BLACK BY ISABEL (Continued from Yesterday's Star.) CHAPTER XXIL In Ambush. ANET thought that everything was lost, but the

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STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1927. 21 THE EVENIN! _— e I N QO INTEREST OR EXTRAS ADDED TO CHARGE ACCOUNT ST

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il '[‘HE FVF\'T\’G STAR, WNQH’]'\’GT(N' D. 0, Of Utmost Fashion and Value Importance Sale! 400 New Frocks ForWomen & Larger

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Unusually Heavy Reversible Portieres Two Popular Grades at One Very Low Price EE SALE 2 7@ 0 -LF Y395 = [ So Smart for School

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S0 AnATsIRIRIATITasNLIRLEARRILAN avserErImTLRNe BT PROGRAM ON RADIO TO MARK NAVY DAY \ Special Features Planned as Par: of

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(6_STAR, - WASHINGTON, . BROADWAY DELAYS MOVE CONFERENCE Delegates to Trade Practice Parley Lured From Busi- ness, Exhibitor

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g Monday Wednesday Saturday Paramount's “The Rough Rider Aesop. Favle. Taura La Plante in “The Cat and th Laura La Plante in

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Dressmaking Demonstration 2 O’Clock Tomorrow Mrs. Sheckels of McCall Pattern Com- pany in charge. Ask her any question about

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STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1927.' LANSBURGH & BR0O.67*ANNIVERSARY SALE A Mighity Sale in the Magnitude

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WOMAN'’S PAGE Exercise on the Road to School BY LYDIA LE BARON WALKER. One of the pleasant experiences of #chool days is the

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wOoMA N'S PAGE. Smartness in the Fox Scarf BY MARY MARSHALL. The only sort of fur scArf that is imarter this season than fox

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WOMAN'S PAGE. The Sidewalks of Washington BY THORNTON FISHER Even Director of Traffic William H. Harlan appreciates an...

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SPORTS SPORTS. G. U. Picked to Beat Syracuse : California Seems to Have Regained Winning Trait . _HOPKINS COACH PREDICTS Navy

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SEVEN OF EIGHT BALLOTS | NAME YANK STAR AS BEST Lazzeri Gets Dissenting Vote, But Heilmann Earns Second Position and Lyons Is

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¢, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 12, 192T. MISCELLANEOUS. HELP AND SITUATIONS. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

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& Siice 3% Yromenion A.Im.h 2 e, Dep N fumbia_ ¢ RADIO SERVICE » L3 < AUTOMO SALE—MISCELLANEOUS. aver, omuiets with I}hhm...

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APARTMENTS, ETC. i APARTMENTS —UNFURNISHED. ED—1430 OGDEN ST. NW. ._ian L. ‘"wlm)\';- 524 I‘Fm TAR Mru. 0] OOMS ROOM roomn

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APARTMENTS~UNFURNISHED RENT nnmm—unrumd ISHED. — (Continued. Brightwood Park Courts, 8th and Jefferson Sts. N.W. Two Car...

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38 REAL ey SALE—HOU! % el (Conti NR. 8th AND L. &8 00 COLORED BARGAIN. £306 Ontario RA. N.W, Tow price: eney terms. Inspect

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER IN THE ROUGH—A Considerate Husband. How ABouT A ROUND OF GOLF Gour ?

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NEW PARK URGED IN TAKOMA AREA szens Nommate Roy Y. Ferner as President of Association. The National Capital Park and Planning