Evening Star Newspaper, March 29, 1922, Page 5

" THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 29, 1922.° ) > - ~5 Poker Portraits—The Man With Nervés of Iron. " WELL,WELL WELL! A LITTLE HOLD UP. En? Mow, DoN'TGET ExciTED. LETS AL A4 NNOUNCES. NO USE MAKING A FUSS ABoUT IT WE'RE GO OVER. TH'FALLS, FooT —By WEBSTER. by-a sub ittee of the House Dis-| SENT TO WAR COLLEGE. EXECUT'VE SESSION HELD' J;c: :::r:::lr:‘v:e,“\:’l?h Hmfifiu;? Lieut. Ca. George T. Bowman, cav- Bill to Regulate Social Disease in |R°Y G- Fitzgerald of Ohlo as chair-|airy; Col. Ernest D. Scott, fi=1d ar- man, and a favorable report ordered. | 1 d Col. Th . D - District Before Committee. I The' Gilbert bill ~supersedes the | piloy’ M0N0 ©ob Thomas A8 Dayen - ker bill, on which extensiye hear- | C9a% illery Corps, > b e bill fathered by Representative | ings have been held War College, this city, have been Ralph Gilbert of Kentucky to regulate| \ —_— | orderea to Newport, R. I, to take the socjal diseases In the District was con- | Practfcally no forelgn autuobiles|1922-1923 course at the Naval War sldered in executive session yesterday |are being imported into Germany. “ollege. NEW PRICES =X GVARANTEED An Open Phaeton - $xo;900 Exhibiting at Convention Hall, March 35th, to April 1st, inclusive D. W. DUNN Eastern Sales Manager . Horer Nzw WiLLArD ® Terteory of District of Columbla and wilaiey open ndfm‘remn‘m asignment o business man properly qualified ally responaible, ‘Further information on inquiry from Ma. Dunw. UNLESS YoU ARE OPERATED THAT REMINDS AT ONCE YOUR LIFE 158'T || ME OF A SToRy, ' Doc - ¥Y SEEms WORTH A CENT & THAT — S L Clean your liver and bowels! Cascarets work while you sleep. You are dizzy, bilious, headachy, | They never_ gripe or stir you up and sick from constipation poisons. |like cathartic pills, salts, calomel, You need one or two Cascarets to- |or oil. Cascarets empty the bowels night to physic your liver and |thoroughly. They cost only ten bowels, then you will feel fine when |cents a box at any drug store. you wake up in the morning. Children love their candy taste. —_— ‘Appearance is an Asset —but permanency is also intensely important— OUR HERO CATCHES THE 4™ ACE 'Lt RAISE Y-You An- (Goe) When you paint don’t do it just for the imme- diate present. Choose paint that will give lasting satisfaction. It’s a question of paint quality—the better the paint—the better appearance—and for the longer time. STRESSES TRAFFIC RULES. Maj. Sullivan Cautions Police | P'oP" lEnts. About Enforcing Regulations. Maj. Sullivan, superintendent of police, has called attention of mem- || bers of the force to the necessity for called atterition to the violations as | syae vt Sfrem has a reputation of being the follows: . “ufelong Paint” vehli:le)ls‘.’eanaclally bread and milk | exhaust smoke.” It doesn’t yield to exposure—and withstands the strain of abuse—once applied. 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EDMONSTON & CO. . 1334 F Street SO . tz, Manager Advisers and Authorities on All Foot Troubles wagons, are operated during -the early hours of the morning without “It has been noticed, also, that the 1922 D. C. license plates are already becoming defaced and illegible in a|p great many instances by smoke from | claimed that a the exhaust on motor vehicles. direct cause, in & majority of cases, |favor the wr ssued. At- been observed that some | of defacement of such tag by lhe‘ltorney C. R. Ahalt appeared for the plaintift. ON noticed also is the marshal has a bond writ was SIX Goed Cheer: Comfort Limousines and sedans are neces- 2 sary to uncramped living. No matter how bad the weather, the closed car user travels in good cheer and comfort. A delightful freedom of activity and a glowing sense of well-being are yours. T. LAMAR JACKSON Fourteenth & R Sts. N.W. North 3863 Haveyou shined your shoes today with AT | ShoePolish It improves your per- appearance and saves leather. For Black, White, -Tan, Brown and Ox-blood Shoes F.F.DalhyCompanyofNeflYorhll:. . * Buffalo, N. Y. AWARDED $400 DAMAGES. Henfy A. Hayward has been award- ed a verdict for $400 damages against | Maurice Splain, United States mar- shal, by a jury In Circuit Division 3 efore Justice Hoehling. Hayward deputy marshal Oc- 3 tober 15, 1915, seized his automobile “The regulations require that the|under the mistaken idea that it [{3 99 l e Q P e b Murco uld alnt requiring strict compliance with cer- |D. C. tag should be uppermost and |longed to another person against tain trafic regulations. His message | 10t overlapped by any other tag,| whom the deputy had a writ. Th o A \ Have You _Reviewed our Will Recently? ' ¢ How long ago did you draw your will? If you' were making it now, would vou have it read the same? It would be wise for you to look it over care- fully and make the necessary revisions to meet your present situation. 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