Evening Star Newspaper, February 17, 1922, Page 16

i _THE EVENING BTAR, WASHINGTON, D: U, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 17 1\922“ tical with the case, now under con-|it has determined to review, the|Had Hotel have besn sideration by the court and recalled|Judges of the Police Court would do|3ccording to an an the entertainment and B Head of Negro Institution Inquiry to the matrimonial byreau Charged With Extortion. 8t Washington which has eCol." Boys’ and Little Gents’ | Must Aot Immediately. e genial license clerk, who starts pff eve! arried with hfl bm”fl?n md“m“; ~ 1 colored president of the Tennessee an%me“e;tl fif&w’shg:;abk Agriculture ang Industrial Inatitu- luck, is st a loss how to answer the communication. 5 tion at Nashville, against whom solid leather for Young Amer- Sharen of casoptin of ormerieaier ica. Boys—Sizes 4 to S5} ; Hitz ‘the Rowe case would not be Counsel for Rowe Gets Rule From | called. the court’s suggestion to counsel that District Supreme Court for i until the United States Bupreme Court | Mmeeting of the Cannecticut Soclety of | geor, Heaving en Question. had decided the Moreland case, which the District nest Monday night at the served, Lo Fleischmann’s preme Court yeaterday issued a rule on ’ : board of education, Prof. J. B. Brown, 3 e Racka 1o errimated | iaimed. and yeq John P, McMahop, judge of the Police Court, to show cause, February 28, why & writ of prohibition should not Little Gents—11 to 13%. N helps digestion and 4 PS lg a state - superintendent of public in- | ogl, GigR0 NqS e Personal prop- | Attorney Wampler explained to the struction, and C. L Marehall: e ‘wad | erty valued at §65,000. court that the point involved ls idene . cleans a coate tongue = > 9 L been lending money on & 10 per cent | = o yopnspumNT. | ADVERTISEMENT. basis to the negro inmates of the = OWIng g institution on the security of their be {ssued against him to prevent the 1 in the Police Court of Per- compensation checks. . ‘ . d L Sh ;s;:,lg.,F,;:’;;*,;,:;,f?;d,n:h:‘a'b;fi%‘,fii Read this Health Message at once! it by Wi o] an ow Oes hours from their return’ to Nash- Know What Natlll'e’s Food can do for yo“! “Pleage g.nd mo all pivticulare relative to the nursing of baby and also wife,” reads a postal card re- gelvag‘. Bl:hk. mwlm himselt , T avenue. The colonel will cnuu’t with his Wwife before sending an answer, it is expected. v cy B. Rowe, charged with making a ‘handbook on the result of horse races. ‘The court’s arder is based on a pe- HARVEY ESTATE, $85,000. | ;the cpucts,arger, s hased on 2 pe: ney T. Morris Wampler, in which it o0 la, set {ort’h g‘d‘l‘ (he Police Court is made, has been ordered, Director|commander of the District National | Withou! urisdietion to try sucl Forbes of the Veterans' Bureau 8u-|Guard, who dled January 13, lett an | S35 Because the sentence may be nounced yesterday. estate valued at aboyt $85,000, a&c- e required 1o inmates of the institution have been| Gen. Willlam E. Harvey, former . uncement was | cording to the petition ef his widow, r. made o g&?’:&;:&%‘:e with Presi-| Katherine H. ey, for the pro- ossible sentence makes the + @B |dent P. L. Harned of the Tennessee|bate of his wil. nfamous” under the law, it is = o G Harvey owned real estate at|claimed, and requires an indictment HOUSANDS of men and women have found relief from n'rioua digestive disturbances by eating The familiar tin-foil D% It is human nature to want to find out “why.” So far ville, Hale had not been removed packege/mich eyl as acience can tell us thisis the reason: e Patent Leather 1_or 2 D oo thais ttliion and B an, woman and child ad. lief to.every sufferer from constipa oxlehat s theonly, ; 'iood bumhnt 2 trainee out o e ins very man, o o fo i i Fleischmann’s Yeast isa al in certain ele- hools. There lon {feat least two tablespoonfuls 'orminwhich Fieisch- . % Strap Pumps, Dark Tan 1- Dlace e I e vice men In the ||| dicted to pllls and cathartics for| \U0 JZ00k ChSt GO 1LesPOPRIe \ menw's Yosst is said ments which are necessary to health and life itself, It Strap_Pumps, Dark Tan Ox- seticol bes declared, had ,"";,'""f"“ "*"":‘d"“: k"‘“ “:"; ases, eat as much s I8 necessary. | | promotes the flow of bileand of pancreatic juice. It has 1 ¥ e, Col. Forbes declared, ogg’s Bran, cooked and krumble e, 5 P, . ford Ties and Patent Leather ° peen “whitewashed by the Tennes- |[| °5% F! permanent rellef naturalls | JelloFws Bran sweeps and cleanses a remarkably beneficial effect on the whole digestive sys- Plain Toe Oxfords. Sizes 2} seo board of education, but bad mot || b, BV TN egularlyt | Piiy | fiehout discomfort. tes natural me- tem. It cleans a coated tongue. to 7. Very special at P been whltewlzhzd {:3“;!“!“ BV ethey||and cathartics can never do mor« | ‘onthe of all human ailments would Try Fleischmann’s fresh H 7S g - 34 scocsenr ment, which had pl than give temporary relief, and a' | &' lininated and there would be o s yeast in orange juice or, if hands of the Justice @epartment. the same time they aggravate thi e o if e deiloate intestinal patbway and pave | pran was weisarsaiy eoron geny, MORE TROOPS ON RHINE [[j e way for sraver disorders Kellogg's Bran can be used in Kellogg’'s Bran, cooked and krum- ORDERED TO RETURN [|[vid. is simpiy ‘nacures food. ano pasyidslighttulifoods uch as bran gl S One Infantry Regiment, One Bat- pair... made deliclous and appetising by the | 2rend: Pancakes (the Bost yor ever SH@E ST@RE tery, Two Companies of Engi- Kellogg process. Eat it as a very|.,cn package. Buy it at your F Jos. 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