Evening Star Newspaper, May 19, 1922, Page 21

ADWI'I‘I-'I-ENT. rive constipation out of yollr : ‘ Get away_from the dangers that traced to' constipation! It s re- | confront you and every member of B pEREERRT consY. sponsible for most cases ol dlnb-nl. Brig! dis tism and ons! Eat Kellogg’s Bran, cooked | every day, and you | will be astonished at the improve- b Cend causta headaches, ply :amplnlo& |. Bran’s value as ractive is wonderful. It is heartily indorsed by physiclans because Bran |is the natural means of relleving | constipation with the food you eat! We guarantee that Kellogg's Bra: constipation cor- It regulates the bowels naturally and does not cause tation or discomfort like pill: eaten regularly—at least two table- spoonfuls daily; in severe cases with each meal—will permanently relieve | the most stubborn constipation! It health work for ‘ch“dran making them strong and dangerous conditions! | does wonderful ways in baking, such - gems, raisin hre-d, muffins, y Kellogg's Bran at alifl|TR0CCUnE" saye b means when authorities state that nt of all illness can b and down Gasoline Alley you’llfind them all swearing by Alemite Graphite Penetrating Oil. This is the oil that stops spring squeaks, loosens rust-tight bolts, nuts, king pins and couplings. Rust loses heart before this won- -deroil. Youneeda can. Go get a can. It only costs $1. SOLD BY DEALERS AND GARAGES EVLics AND THE FOLLOWING SERVICE STATIONS! Masrulle Bros, 3208 Nichol Geo. C. Rice Auto Co.. 131 Central’ Auto Supply Go., Modern_Auto Supnly. Davis. Touisiana A Barver & Boss. 11fh snd G St N-W. Amerie,> Motor Service, 1612 You 8t. Fletcher Motor_Co., ‘Bail Iaurv.k Auto Supply Co., 1801 L Bt. Chlvy "Chase Auto Supply Co., 5518 Coma. “ALEMITE Tu 1827 14th St. N.W. omm"“m"-u- ‘aate Bupply O 161 | Phelps; third prize, Mra. C. R. Thomp- | Do ger Plates Straws vl. fl x‘“fl ‘:Il M St, NW. BRICATOR COMPANY Telephone North 8576 | novelties, Ben Y. Morrison; collection DISTRIBUTORS Noon in the Senate. A scatterlag of | "%7% visitors in the galleries. K scattering that acoustics here are good and the {00 CA7° SAVERINE about the views of r bad. Some one is speaking. Other| 8o that's that. u;a.. corrects Wat- tors mte reading letters, reading|son of Georgia. Watson_of Georgia papérs, 'walking to and fro, whisper- (1ad misquoted Dickens. This is serl- h of Tom' Watson of ridge discu Ing t& ' Georgi: falling in a wave om of 183 hll ooll- ey half l'hllt. rather tired, 'rlthn hc lessly in his t. Ash- watehful, mouth wide, thin IIDM hur‘! of Arizona and Wlllh n!m moblle. save somathing in- the L 'lleth Mho agricultural blvo Hrany cooked 'And Krumbled. Tes nut-iike ]| = Ay e ey gains and nods. Callawsy the | has Py Hour with Senator Spe: sprinkle it over your favorite cereal, ||| ¥1y te. People cer ovar on- Ni dste! or use” it “in " Countless” delignerai|| ERRERE jes In the Sente, BEople NG| o OV, i ibeiay m'l".:fa.:‘: ns ||| through: Watson's putting him up to lr‘bm McCumber gets the floor. to ask th naty he something,” says the press gallery. “Callaway may have something to #ay.” The press gallery seats fill. o o © has more to say ! A Watson-Kiag Exchange. lrrlt..tqd Volce. ' He. doss not ul An hour of monotonous Spatting|joudly, hut his words urry He wal and report reading and* memorial | gbout, slender, -gra & presentation passes. The order Of|says ‘that if the bl 18" not s business is the tariff. Porter J. Mc-lalong faster Congres will not Cumber, on his fourth term from|through with the 2,000-odd mcndo North Dakots, is the republican floor | ments: until. 1946, leader on the tariff-bill. On the tariff - bill something of the prosperity of Gallery Likes Pat Harrisea. country and something of the| Pat Harrison of M nue of 'the government depends |on this. The gallery laug for the MExXt few yeatm: fery lkes Pat Harrises He slender, gray-blond, tanned—his_hair| ways good for at a ohuckle 15 of low vmbm:y you unnot tell | Lodge laughs and. Ashurst gets the from the gallery whers It begins or floor to construct an Intricate sen. T e DTS e vabeta | tonoe GF coneretiidtin says’ th nt;z:.wa &r:;n %(;uscifiueu.. does not often o e: ;%rca"hln the gallerions " Eo® ‘umber gets fila floor again, gra; WINNERS AT IRIS SHOW. tan, slender, " {mmaculately” dFoseak me guesses'he would liks to shake BMed- Leads’ at, Takoma t. He only rasps: “We have delibersted " non hours and twenty =" Park Display. minutes on four cents’ worthsof for- mic a Thesnnual tris show of the Ta- | Got time e voted on tire " ' koma Park Horticultural Club opened| “Two hours later the Senate did. Wedneaday in the Takoma Public|7oor Library, Takoma Park, with one of | Guarantecs 8 Towe the largest exhibits of its kind in 3 the history of the club. The display B —— will continue through this evening. For Real The winners in the various classes as announced by the judges wers as follows: Class 1—Color groups, ons or more stalks of each variety. Self-colored: . . = First prize, Charles H. Spencer; s P ( f ond prize, ifrs. C. R. Thompson, P 1icnic Comtort catas: First prize, Homer Skeels second prize, James M _R. Adams. e White or lavender: First prize,( Roughing it in the Homer Skeels; second prize, .James 3 Yellow or bronze open 1 gfin sport, 3 mlrn pélhla.lflom}elr but it's tter sport secon prize, arles 8 third prize, James M. R. with a few conven- Adams. Blends: First prize, Homer ! iences added. Skeels; second prize, G. P. Van Esel- tine. Class 2—Any twelve varietles, three stalks each. First priz . Be ready for the next Adams; second prize, Homer Skeels lanned-in-a-hurry pienie. Class 3—Any six varieties: s prize, Homer Skeels; second prize, eep on hand a supply of G. P. Van Eseltine. . s 4_Best arrangements of iris slonet” First prize, drs " W. 3 Sanispoons Lily Cups son s 5—Best stalk of & trade va- risty: First prize, Ben Y. Morrison: P amffin P afe" secgRd prize, J. M. Shull; ihird prize, 3 ull. . Award of merit: BExhibit trade A Complete Line of seedlings, J. M. Shull; cultured ex- of Picnic Requisites hibit of named vlflcty. w. SANITARY FLOOR ENAMEL Dries hard evernight— with a tough waterproof gloss :'rl‘i.i:h-:;vdu the :lld floor riddle. A a can of Kpanize Eaamel (any of the eight shades), All ready to spply —simply spread from the floor. In_almost no time it's done. Nextdsy s bright, cheerful waterproof floor greets you. Smooth as velvet, tough as rawhide — & fiootcfbunzvndhdn‘pndnus That's xyulx Floor Enamel -hvondhcmi- cal folks who value ease of application and enduringly attractive results. 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FALLS ':HURCH—W To Dealers in Towns Where There Are No' Kyanize "Agents nize agent in you town, the KYANIZE Exclu- sive Az;enu proposition -s open to ‘you. Wme us tod:y Hfor full 1i there is no K M iR At All Times e ASKS BAN ON RENT BOARD. et i | RISKE, - C oMrx. Agmes L White, owner of the Q akland apartments, at 21 umbia A road m‘:rthyv'uat,hgnsnlllleg' suit for an| PRODUCING STATIONERS injunction in the strict Supreme Court to prevent the Rent Commis- ‘B- "NW sion from acting on = complaint 910 -E -STREET-N: a tenant of the building. Mrs, White isresiding in California and the nd- & tice to her of the hearings scheduled for M 15 was sent by rellltevedl malil. Attorney H. Ralph Burton B ed the, petition as attorney for lh& “Yirs, ks to enjoin the hear- 3 Mra. White seeks to enjoln the hear- s ing and asks the court to require the ! Lowest Prices tenants to continue pay the reanal o th C' stated In their loases pending finai action of the courts. The validity of in the City the extension of the ball rent act 1= attacked and Mrs. White claims that For a Few Days Only Every Tire a First in Original Factory Wrappers Cords * Non-Skid ANNUAL VISIT TO HOME. ! Gov. Davis and Board Will Go to | 32x4 Mount Vernon. 33x4 ~Gov. Weltmareland Davis of Vir- - ginia, with the board of visitors ap- | Fabric Non-Shd pointed by him, will make their an-| 30x3 E hual visit to the home of Washington | bl today, according to announcement by | Ya the Mount Vernon Ladies’ Association. | On Monday Ambassador Federico Alfonso Pezet of Peru, together with the delegates from that country at- tending the conference in Washing- ton for a settlement of matters tween Peru and Chill, will make a| pilgrimage to the tomb. where a! wreath will be placed. -~ EDMONSTON’S Home of the Original FOO1 FORM Boots and Oxfords for Men, Women and Children “Quality is Important” “Fit s .Imperalive” : | Foot Form: No. 521 - For men who need < A'medium full last - a shoe broad at the that ‘assures comfort = toe—with tight-fitting . through the joint and . heel and snug instep. gives that needed sup- This style in high _port through the arch.” - shoes also. M These Oxforda in phck and,Brown EDMONSTON & CO dfllqo!ourm, mmvm-d-moctonm t Ra! of senators on the floor. One notes the senator from Utah oes| 5 ous. Watson lmlkhool and Short- | ¥ ., Mrs. White Would Prevent Hear- STOCKBTT 3 "vm Creator Spirfus,” w t!. full ;barp. solo, “Le Priere, BSodall ol Our nit; , Gée ‘Wmnn ffil.l" e he new mem! by n« Vincent 8. )(u— town Unlversity. Georgef De; i lessed sacrams los J. Hnnutll! moderator | “Holy. God, ise Th; Nnma DELRY Seaiity; wax 1n wh t the, entire’ congrsgation. | The. mausie ts, offic! b was directed by Mr. George Herbert ‘Wells, choirmaster of Holy. Tflplly Church. of the A _special” nullul m was ar-| ‘There are no taxes of any kind in nnm for the o an. including | the Isiand of Alderney. Gollegs Deans Speak on Present lfi‘!‘nm Brostus; fla a Coel "Mthnm Beethoven' " Sanctiss lmnnd and piayed town stated that “before coi into actual contact with the sick lh. physician must have careful and sci- entific training in the various sub- Jects of the college curriculum,” | ported from France. Status of Education. “The Present Status of Medical Bducation in the United States” was iward ara Tniversiy i his address. n and guests and Aneor(la‘ to estimate Grdfl. Brit- speakers at the mnfln:. ain’s aerial trade now mou-u Dean George M. Kober of Geo c- nearly lxo.ooouv a year. Artl imported or exported by airplane cover a wide variety, but | single item is represented by gowns, furs and other wearing apparel im- ()lumbia Records - Have a record laugh OU who read this may or may not be a “tired American busi- ness man,” but anyway you enjoy a good laugh ?Ct;asionally. It is good for you, too." The most comfortable place to laugh is in your favorite qasy-chair at home. The surest way to laugh is to listen to song hits and comics on the latest ‘Columbia Records. ~ i The most popular stars in the most popular shows make their records for Columbia, and Columbia Records repeat the piece to you in a way that is enough to make the artist jealeus. You will ‘agree that New Process Columbia Records are somehow _different—and better. One great thing about a- Columbla Record is that you can fry it before ' you.buy it. You can’t read a book to see if you like it well enough to buy. _But you can—and all over America millions of people do—go.to a place where Columbia Records are sold and hear the ones you are interested in. It is a pleasant habit, and you are invited to acquire it, this plan of dropping -in at a Columbia Dealer’s - place every few weeks and keeping up, to date in the latest hits. ‘Why not start nght away? WAYS a Complete Columbia Record Library in ‘ 0Ill’~Bllcnny Phonograph Shop. - . s RBCORD-HEARINO ROOMS—NO WAITING! 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