Evening Star Newspaper, September 22, 1921, Page 14

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Come to the Lifefime Furniture Storé and let us show you how artistically we can furnish your little home and how reasonably. CITIZENS PLANNING DRIVE AGAINST SITE FOR SCHOOL Piney Branch Association Seéks to Enlist Aid of Civic Or- ganizations. A concentrated movement on the part of the Piney Branch Citizens’ Assocla- tion to prevent the erection of a new school for tubercular children near 14th and Upshur streets will be launched at once by members of the organization, according to an announcement made by Edgar B. Henderson last night. Plans to enlist the help of the Cham- Board of Trade, Eleventh |ber of Sommerce, th aries of députy sheriffs was held to be | wooden bridae, accordins 1o Cooh the City Club and other organizations John N. M i ng to airman B nsidered at a clal committe the princlpal cause of complaint from . Mackall of the state roads 4 34 Street eating 1ast night at the home of W. C. | the minerd and to be largely responsible f::':".:‘::,‘.‘.’:{el';",'“';&{f,’e’;';'fel;‘n desien| 4 green leaves—and the well-fed for the recent mine disorders in state- | ington-Baltimore boulevara. | § cattle treading the hillside and . |reported at the meeting that two of the Commlissioners are {n favor of the pro- % posed site, which, it is understood, has Hanson, 1422 Crittenden street. It was L Try Pet ~ in your favorite recipe O matter what the recipe—if it calls Of Golden Oak, for the Dining Room, Of Fumed Oak. Consists of large Table, N for saoe ik v il get'“ it consisting of Large Buffet with beautiful $ .75 Arm Rocker, Side Rocker, fine results with Pet Milk because Pet is Jiste asterel, (WOLly. Boiuind Colom Quk Side Chair, Tabourette and $3 05 'milk at its best. ¢ Book Ends. Lamp extra. ... = From the best daify sections of America, Pet Milk comes to you as sweet and wholesome as thé day it wis milked, Its assured by sterilization. Nothing ed to preserve it—nothing is re- moved except part of the naf water. Use Pet as it is for ctéam, or add an equal quantity of water and you have g”#: natural milk, as rich and pure as when the ¢ows gave it. " Try Pet Milk today. You will bé im- pressed with its g supply you. ity, and so delighted \ with its conveniénce that you willgkeep Covered with imi- § Pet ip the pantty. Your grocér can tation leather. § Two sizes—tall and small. $ 75 N\ The Helvetia Company (Originators of the evaporated milk industry) balloon, filled it with gas and|balloon was found eight days later by |a post card recelved by Hines. Tha 325,@ CONCRETE BRIDGE :.'& ed it ascend he little thought it|another boy, Teddy Ryan, in a corn|airline distance iz approximately 400 ever would be heard from, but thelfleld near Columbus, Ohio, according tolmiles. TO REPLACE FALLEN ONE|[———————— —— t Attempt of Two Machines to Cross A " v 5 2 = on One-Way Structure Blamed ¥ ¥ ety et : < 3 - MNE TROUBLELAD TO'PAIY DEPUTES West Virginia Attorney Gen- 4 7. “The Daily Spread on the Daily Bread” Yyesterday, a new concrete bridge eral Tells Senators This costing approximately §35,000, wide G i ; : Is His View. VeRiclen, will be erected pucs the L1 _ 'hen you think of the coun- . tle Patuxent, to replace the old Sa: : trvslde \Vith its green fie]d\- and § B ’ b The system by which coal operators | 38 bridge that was demolished yes- In the West Virginia flelds pay the sal | to taice'{he bict of tho old iron ana towering trees bedecked with for Accident. : Recognizing the menace of “one-way bridges,” as pointed out in The Star ments made last night to the Senate| Investigations are being made by Chairman Mack i Investigating_committee, in Charleston | CR&FmAR Meckull and Commigsioner munching the grass as they go by Attorney General England and made | man, Mr. Mackall f publlc on return today of the committee [ upon the accldent.” sthted thar o along—the thought that E1k to Washington. .b;lg-f:u:fi been Tecently Inspected i [ 0 be in & dition. " alled i to glve the committes M3 | iThe accident occhrred.- Mr. Sack- Grove Butter comes from these all stated, “because the truck and hibit- ’ i i i i Enat while_ e law epecifically probibit: | foueine Sare (rien s pise, dnck“ocind surroundings explains its uni- benalty, and consequently was ignored. | 01, the Dbridge. and in dding so the Miners Sought to Intimidate. | the roaaway e inelof rods holding ~ form excellence and freshness. The opinion was expressed by the at- | trusses and separ: torney Seneral that the miners in start- | roadway, which t::;dc::’;fxngio'&‘ e ing a march to Logan sought to Intimi- | Telephone service between Wash- date the authorities into calling a spe- | Ington and the north and northeast clal sesslon of the legislature to amend | was restored about 4 o'elock yesemm: the statute against which they com-|day afternoon Residents of this city 5 are informed Going deeply into the deputy sheriff | and points h.§2§§ thr;sv?otohea:rfl:-"t::e system, the committee found taht the |rupted, as a detour of about thrce. deputies were duly commissioned by |fourths of a mile through Savage, way. the oparators of 10 cents a ton on &l | aition sad win e oereane s b Ne utt 5 y G D Copl take Trom the MINSE, | e Knew | U Lo, Baltimore more than about five Supply Their Customers the Best Butter it to be a fact that deputies were | employed in Logan county to keep out — ki . T DN peeIng 12 eyt the taw | BALLOON GOES 400 MILES. 1 did not prohibit men entefing the coal | WINCHESTER, Va., September 22.— reglons to urge organization by|When young Eilly Hines of Front = .y —— e e TR CRS—————————————————————— miners, so long as they dld not create | Royal wrote his name and address on disorder. - - Shipbuilding Retarded by Depress- pitns Bt vy e (| THE NATIONAL FURNITURE CO. 5128529555 THE NATIONAL FURNITURE CO. British shipbulldi £ - i N seUEh, shipbullaing, prospests 1é- 26-Pi nglt E‘v‘fvry Purchase of $100 or More N e by Tinge Commissiones Wiibar T Your 5 4z Hicoeiset ot Tmerce er v 2 T Fage at London, c'")fi" Q Decorated R o . e e e e o e d . The severe shipping depréssion has simhs asvore shipping divciitis has Silverware Dinnerware the .unsatisfactory attitude of labor hinders efficient and economical work. 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