Evening Star Newspaper, September 29, 1922, Page 18

. o ! 5 - by i ; 5 7 .| THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, T. C, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1922.''" TONIGHT. new motion pictures of native game WI”- FURM D s Sm MANYMOTURN DEEITH cm NEws |N Bm& ‘ ORGANTZATION ACTIVITIES. bn:ldlr:z.l D‘:nlldn R. ch’ke: willshow Irm F0OD VIOLATOR me OF “LITTLE BIL 53 JgoMiGHT. - |enimals in New Brunswici. —_— The .dividends recelved by Jotn D.|stre Rockefeller in one recent year are|Columbis h of Police Cou L"tlb B"". 1 dlld Unt b 431 Gth t 1 stated, :n "(;045 mlfl‘a‘flhfl'lly 10‘ have | terday Kuilty to a char, r s town University, at street, amounted to o1, roughly, the | violating the pure food and d [ TR killed by an sutomoblle |day, 8 p.m, at 601 E street. orelock. s..b,,cy, “The Advantage of | cquivalent o 118 tons of gold. and was myea 325, 1000 and dru Tueaday nlght while playing. a the a Commercial Cou . .| gtract t 50°| Rambler Pastime Club wilt give fta Meeting Held to Plan for Keeping |diciary *Samere. “one_ litrre: "éelinw | opening dance tomorrow, 9 pmy ‘at| Transportation To > T was a favorite of members of the|1101 E street. Charles F. Crane will speak at Washington Among Beautiful |bar, court and police . officers and Women's City Club, 8 o'clock, in the ities of World gthera who patronize “the little clgar d":',::':\,f:;'mr"[;n‘:l‘h'l’:r;'g"gf; interest of the membership drive of Gities of World. store around tne corner”"where Bl | Goubudcru B NG 4P 25, im° | chechun it Wl oo Mongsy The death of little Billie has caused | October 7. at the Confederate Me- "was acth X speaker was actively identified with 2 profqund sorrow among thoss who morial“Home, 1321 Vermont svenue, | {538, Noranip drive of the Men's reque ¢ the police courts and Who | jugve Kathrym Kellers of the Juve- | City Club, n Shipping and ADVERTISEMENT. rWhen toxie poisons i)enétrate the intestinal walls—EXPECT THE WORST! A large and enthusiastic audience responded to the Invitation to attend | knew Billle and who fondled him Next follows polluting of the|to have an offensive e « meeting at tho Public Library, lust | when they went for thelr “smokes.” lgnl:ant-;:::;nve’rAu:cfimnu: it mmeets | Southwest _Civic Association K ey forkan i e Doay TSI 3t badon can b blamed for s : A v astens old age Just as it fs re- night for the purpose of organizing | Billle was an alley cat. He was 2 ing Tuenday atternoon. st 2330 v'elock, | feet. 8 v'clock, In Metropolitan A. SreT breanln the boay: iyl 1t Tasiens old age § it iy re white and black tom and about three E. Z. Church. Schools, car lines and a District of Columbia horticultural | months old. He strayed into the|." the Peabody School. . all improvements for Bection to be soclety. Practically all sections of !?OD twoh mnnlh.l! ago 'lnhnd Be‘{’:' |c“--“. "tl‘.ll Cltizsens’ Assovia- ;l‘lnfl?erfd.d All residents not mem- x .]given a home along wi Y { tion will meet Tuesday, 8 p.m., at St.|bers invited. Washington and suburbs were repre-| ;4 pijgget who are fed off of-the | Stephen's Hall. (s ’ 7 sented. It was pointed out that the|fa: of the land. Betsy had lost her Gavgl Club, Master Masons, w',"lll soclety should always he of interest|{own kittens when Billle strayed in, Wil 8. CIllffllol. wvice chafr.|have informal 1!!\(““K\D.ty at 719 to two classes of people, those who|and Botey gave him & welcome §¥ | man of United States tarlft commis-|13(h street. Al Masons and thgr {are Interested in growing flowers to | adopting him, washing :and fondlifig | sion, will address guests of V-W|fricnds invited. {02 i sell ana those wishing to help keep | the little kitten as if it was )Ierko_wn. building, Government Hotels, Tuesday District T Ladies’ Auxiliary WA\ Washingtion ono of the most beauti- | Now Billle s dead and Retsy ir dis-| eventn. (olltriet board of Ladiew’ Auxiliary | B consolate and Bridget is symp: c. n r A | Tt I ee® of ehlidren to love | Billy died in tho arms of his manter| Amacostia Gitisens” Awsoclation and |meet, § o'clock, 520 20th street. Qlinowers and grow them and to ar-|and just before life expired thelBoard of Trade will meet tomorrow, 8| ¢ —em L S Mowers on vacant lots | crushed -little ball of fur licked the| R m. Masonic Hall, 14th and U streets B e T fimonl hurch irange to grow s hand of Mr. Neville. Billle was burled mu‘h,.,u{ Prizé winners of front yard nal meetipg of fiscal year at Churc the brain becomes sluggish. O1d age and illness gallop in! The aged can be lu-rmwmmh re- oved of You can avold all that by perma- '.‘.,,‘:u',;. fine fl.“:’;“:.'}‘ ran, nently relieving ~constipation—the cause of 90% of all human ills— | through the regular use of Kellogg's Bran, cooked and krumbled! Keer the eliminative tract open in healthy (normal condition and you will live {in health years longer, Kellogg's Bran is !lmply nature's ifopd. It is not a “remedy.” but | eaten regularly each day—at least | two tablespoonfuls: in chronie cases, v diy Relones Do le in the diet of ehildr ke them grow strong and It clears a mu ‘xfon and remo ious breath. Bran's hea wonderful r pimply < Bran is rinkled % | with each meal—it will nwm-n the e | were advocated, contest will be announced. of the Covenant. Soclal program aml wi about - | Brief Addreases Made. e s e o b Srraytaney | T2 O e o e e ey W. J. Gray gave a brief talk in|cat. l At the present time the value of re- L2 |m have your brain energy l’:nupi,fr:d ifined sugar is less In the United| Biological Society will mest, 8 WSS | which he told of the organization and Fa]l Sho "' working of & similar soclety as the| ANSWERS HUSBAND'S SUTT. |States then tn any other country. |o'clock, in auditorium of new Intéfior es one proposed, a ove, 5 land, . Ella N, . : = oo e William A. Taylor. chlet of the | TS Ella N. Tompkins yesterday.filed : Apo bureau of plant industry of the De- :",'“;u':;*("",;‘?lznyg;x ;:_flrg;:b:;amlg partment of Agriculture, proposed Wesley Tompkins, and made 1~2:rous q EVERYTHING improves with that the organization be made so|jrenioy, Tomplone. and wmade a cross gro ise! . ‘bepad that anybody Interested inf.q divorce, with alimony, on charges age. A mangraws siser aa o flower. growing could join and not to | 54 qivorce, With alimony, on charges grows older. ether he be- jlimit it to any particular class. wifa Is represented by Attorney Goorge Dr. T. F. Pappe of the bureau of comes more prosperous depends upon |chemistry and Charies E. F. Gersdorg | C-Gertman- v i - 4 ve brief talks. what use he makes of his oppor- also gave brief tu Y e B tunities. ! Commitice Chalrman Named. Carolina will be asked to apbropriate | Mr. Gersdorf was appointed chair- 151,000,000 to develop the oyster.and | iman of a committee of seven which | fiching industry in the rivers and For 59 years N. Hess has been mak- | will decide how the society Is to be shares of eastern North Carolina. ing ONLY HIGH-GRADE SHOES. orsanized and will report at the | : c Each year has seen a noticeable de- a},’,‘r‘a’:y"‘llf:,’:fi_!‘d‘;y.’Oc‘;ob;"! 1z velopment toward a higher perfec- . Dr. Firman Mulford presided and AVE A k will act as temporary tion. 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