Evening Star Newspaper, July 20, 1921, Page 5

, R % 5 Y & % » A ; - i " THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., WEDNESDAY, JULY 20, 1921.. A 1B | l MEDICAL SOCIETIES ASK | ON DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE. | c ALL NA'”ONS TO MEETING h-l been- appointed a member of the Diplomatic Officers Will Deliver In- vitations to Ophthalmology Congress. executive committee of the demo-,Sanders of Athens, Ala, Mr. Barrett cratic.national committee by Chalr. s edllor of the Birmingham Age- an George White, to fill the vacancy cuuued by the death of Col. W. T. Herald Autocar 'The Motor Truck Success '8 Of e United Large Users of Electru;lty Staten In-forelgn souniries have been gt : instructed to communicate to the gov: i ts to which they are accre and Citizens’ Associations | grements o vhier, (e iy peeiiest cas Oppose Proposal. section ” on _ ophthaimology of th e Commissioner Oyster's plan to re- duce street car fares by Increasing |pate In an international congress of the electric current rate was both |ophthaimojogy. to be held under the indorsed and assailed at the closing |auspices dt those societies in session yesterday stternoon of the ingtan PDAC, iromsApE1IErtotApHL Potomac Electric Power ‘ompany The lnvlmtlon: are transmitted to rate hearing. Justin Morrlll Chnm the various ministers for foreign af- Established 1897. TR o Willlam McK. Clayton, repreuenllng however, be under the direction or the Federation of Citizens’ Associa- | patronage of the government of the tions, were the prlncinal objectors to | United States. the plan. Evan H. Tucker, president I of the Northens! " Citizens’ Associa- S tion, approved it and Mrs. Mary President Willlam F. Ham and Prin 3 Genoral Manager Sinclair were “on e stand yesterday In defense o P btukfas ne combanys pien for an. increased || LEWIS M. THAY i One of two companions leaves the t table e, receding them, several wit hel hand with you; help or icap. iR chies s Caaee || LGS 507 136 N V. - The right food gives you alift with the day’s work. The wrong food weights you down. Grape:Nuts : isahelp. It gives balanced nourishment without taxing the d?ecflmalhcavy , starchy foods do. It adds energy without taking energy away. luts with cream or milk contains the es- unt:al elements needed by body and brain. Crisp, sweet, delightful —Grape:Nuts is anidea} ish for b st or lunch. THE AUTOCAR COMPANY ARDMORE, PA. Autocar Wherever there’s a road Kann Sons Company, Edward M. s. a the reducuon inthe cost of coal. Cites 36 Per Cent Increase. - James B. Hobbs, representing B lI Harry Wardman, stated the increase Pays 6 Per Cent in the electric- bills of the Wardman | |ii on shares maturing in 45 } or 83 months. It Pays 4 Per Cent urer of the Holmes Baking Company, and others. In their closing arguments for the company, Attorneys Bowen, Barbour | and Yeliott indorsed Commissioner tric charge that is_now on shares withdrawn be- pounded. Attorney Yellott contended Built to Sustain a Reputation ; a 6 per cent rate of return on the fore maturity LR Commissionis valuation would not be |l J Sold to Meet Competition e R ol | development program $7,000,000 | Attorney Chamberlain. in his clos- l':{.n:tgu:&nt advocated a 6 per cent sml'“ "ell'il' —_— $800,000 MOTION PICTURES SHOW Corner 11th and E Sts. N.W. MAKING OF AUTO TIRE JAMES BERRY, President JOSHUA W. CARR, Secretary “There’s a Reason” Made by Postum Cereal Company, Incorporated,Battle Creek,Michigan. — Washington Tire and Accessory . 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