Evening Star Newspaper, October 4, 1922, Page 22

A Distinction It is not-the mechanical proc- esses of photogra- phy that produce art portraits. Our Portraits excel because they are made by true artists. UNDERWOOD Tiger of France Recalls Winnin iy Of Bridein U. S. PARIS, France, October 4.—Former T Prerlniler Cl(‘menu;flud l;;sd:ecfl;nl: reminiscent since he decide 0 visi Cultured One Moment and|america next November. Clemengeau was twenty-five years Gangster’s Sweetheart old. when, as a young doctor, he the Next. e landed in New DUAL PERSTNALTY INMYSTERY L York fifty-six i 3 2 years ago and . found employment LIKELY FROM THIS CITY || R cunc employnent — g ¥ position he held for two years. The grizzled old “Tiger” says these two years were Boston Authorities Baffled by ! Strange Case—Unable to Learn UNDERWOOD Portraits of Quality 1230 Connecticut Avenue Phone Main 4400 e Night and Mornin?, Have Clagn, Healtt.y ¢ Q if Sore, Irritated, In- %UR EYE ilamed or Granulated, useMurine often. Soothes. Refreshss. Safefcr Infantor Adult. Atall Druggists. Write Sage Téa Tumns | Gray HairDar% AL:\lusr cvery ane knows e Tea and Sulphu=, properiy com- oun , darkens the hair when faded, streaked or gray rs ago the only way to this mixtur was to make it at home, which is mussy and blesome. Nowadays, asking at any drug store for “Wyeth" and Sulphur Ce nd you will get a large bottle of this famous old rec i proved hy the additi other ingredi small cost. e t 35 pears. and af plication or becom beautifuily =l nd attractive. - CORNS Lift Off with Fingers dark, Doesn’t hurt a bit! Drop a little “Freezone” on an aching corn, in- stantly that corn stops hurting, then shortly you Lift it right off with fin- gere. Truly! Your druggist sells a tiny bottle of “Freezone” for a few cents, sufficient ¢o remove every hard cern, soft corn, or corn between the toes, and the cal- luses, without soreness or irritation. YRINE . 3f they Tire, | @ fi}‘:,’Smart“:{ Burn, among the happl- ; : est of his long i i -, Sl life. The reading | e, October A—A 7girt 4 publicididmt pat: | with & strong dual character, refined. 7 Todise the dibracy Wed socicty girl one minute CLEMEHCERV, :!““"h ”’“ o « gangster's sweetheart the next, | oo ‘:Z: um‘:"::‘:" today providing a bafing puzzle | clyde himself among the books and for doctors at the City Hospital. spend most of his time reading the @ual personsiiiy best philosophers and histori e here my mind acquired attempt to ident lacked and my intellect completed its listed on the hosp o forma suid recently. Bernice Waldron. Sl - True Name. m an overdose being found in School mistress. who was a practical feondition at Magnolia s udley . learned that he was an accom- sets, HRoxba o is gi b man; therefore she re- aaded % o fae as him to accompany the girls 3 on their rides across the country. It thus that Clemenceau fell in love with became engaged to Miss Plummer of Boston, whom he She is'the mother i four hours before she ¢ ! children. in Roxbury ‘ Likely From Washington. ter came the When four un 4 o mavor of " " n au began his {the heart of the financial distri has lasted for anklin street, ing Lremoved to the relief statio e the name Livingston. Dur spoke often of admitted that POST OFFICE TO PUSH her L W Tntervioned at NIGHT FLYING TESTS cally refused to Maywood Field Being Equipped With Lights—Cheynne to Chi- cago Route Planned. it flving mail plane experiments ¢ at Chicago, the Post Oflics Department announced yes- terday, adding that night mail service will be established between Chicago 1l Cheyenne if the tests are success- fln\\ will mouth so her voice is an polished i | ® mversation reveals acquaint- | ful. with the cultured, aristocratic | ~Workmen are now installing great s of life ts which will encircle Maywood ield, with floodligh around all » throw them into urns to Profanity. . without warning or g e T ttle] i ill be erected S Chicago. landing s will Dbe ¢ light will not e pilot be equipped with a Present plans, as with the unde § me months startling i 1 ofor 1 1ds, fully + When she is in the first r sk X beacons, every tearinlly begs her nurses along the night Il her parents wh 4 announces her ht to her . as soon | | in the corne fanity a 1tane 1 routes, Béfiéisbir;fio? Ruins Shoes s she leaves the hospi d into the | of mov Germinol Relieves Perspiration i A i| Makes Shoes Wear Longer she crics. | sive action of the sweat . fc the love of heaven, don't! 3 S uses perspiration to flow him into this. le's married and || tco freely from the millions of two ehildren.” i|/veres in the feet. This perspira- i Imitted being in the the- [ | tion is exceedingly acid, and it es stockings damp and more on the s three | |1 orn through. The acid “Lf peared the lining of the shoes v_York, and have 3 ly: eracks the P with perspiring | e out 1 jwhat my of shoes. | ! partner Germinol is a highly scientific i Well Acquainted Here. |compound that has been used by - i leading _ chiropodists _for _many h:""x her Shonze ap= Its action BROMIDRO- Earantly vul agluu . with !m‘l i elling, perspiring feet) ubper social circles of Washington, ! | has peen found extremely efficient ddress in Fishkin, |[|1P 211 cases. o & hotel Tegits When Germinol comes in con- ¥ that she ||| tact with the acid secretions of FashjnRtor aiel h S the foot it releases free oxygen. incse Somo fhe a5 fmes! || Oxygen is nature's greatest puri- 1t is this oxvgen which neu- Second zes the unpleasant odor of stage. s <he had been on e fe sists- the proper action the stage ir song and dance act|| of the sweat glands and revital- with her sister. but that she had been es the feet. “outa luck" ever killed in an auto a, months ago. Then, from her conver- ation, it becomes apparent that her raordinary vitalizing_ prop- two collapses in Boston came as a (|| erties of Germinol stimulate circu- result of her craving for drugs. |lation of blood throughout the When the voung woman was taken (|| feet, build up new skin tissues and to the hospifal she was well dressed. || act as a tonic to the feet. Queried as to where she got the || Purthermore, 'Gi i Tosme g business where they || skin, noticeable between the toes: oI AroI0. it eliminates cracked, scaly, dry Spenks of College Days. | skin and gives grateful relief to Less than an hour later sho be- ||| folks who stand on their feet most came the refined. cultured young || of the day. woman., In detail she told of her So that in addition to getting college days. She told of a vounger ||ilonger and better wear from Your er, killed in an automobile acci- ||| shoes and stockings, you get more of some one that had used her || comfortable, normal feet. “quite mean" and of her great de- ||| There is i sire to go home. which, she added, ||| on the markes bingy. Kepoerminol could not do, because of her fam- ||| substitute for it. You can get the 's social position. true Germinol result only through Two inspectors have been assigned ||| the use of Germinol. Its cooling, to the case in an effort to learn the il soothing, healing, _deodorizipg young woman's identity. Informa- ||| properties give new life to feet. tion secured from Fort Wayne indi- || fsn’t it worth a trial? cates that the young woman is un-{|| ¢ ol ® AR lnown'1n that ity mended by leading chiropodists and insisted that she had never been t < % lasts for_months. Get it for use there in her life. e M i Loy Tae way from Washington the girl fell into a fit of trembling and cursed Spanish Chevaliers, Sailing in MEALE su"H flH Caravels, to Land at St. Augustine Knight of Leon, at the head of a small band of Sponish chevaliers and sailing thousands ~of Indians headed by the s o act great chief Icohonee. Heartburn, Indigestion tions for which already have been started by an executive committee. This When confronted With this fact she ||| HENCCh, BY JS0qIRE chironodiste When told, during a partlal thira | (50 R0 BENe BN, e PO her questioners. Ponce de Leon Day. ST. *AUGUSTINE. Fla., October 4.— Time will turn backward several cen- In three caravels, will land on the beach | Instantly! End Flatulence,,Gas, This will mark the beginning of a pageant in the United States’ oldest city denied having mentioned Fort \'\'aynel department stores. .8 large far i degree, that her father was on his TIME TURNED BACKWARD E.H]MAEH BA" b turies next April 4, when Juan Ponce, at St. Augustine and be greeted by’ three-day historical pageant, prepara- will be one of the most spectacular ever staged in America, sponsors clafim. ‘April 4 will be Ponce de Leon day ard will be featured by the landing of the Spanish knight in his search for the fountain of youth and later a sham bat- tle will take place between his men and the Indians. Old Fort Marion and other landmarks about St. Augustine will form a background for this celebration. The founding of St. Augustine, Sep- tember 8, 1565, by Don Pedro Menendez de Aviles u‘r’i:l Mbe o.l;ufved April 5/} Chew e few! Stomach fine! ‘which will lenendez day. leasant, go i 'St. Augustine will be under four flags bs".:nk =% 80 inexpensive, "q"l‘.: —Spanish, French, British and America s upset stomach. “April 6. 'The transfers of flags wil | moment “Pape’s reaches be observed by elaborate oéeremnnlea, :he st;:m all and distress Costumes of French, Spanish and | from indigestion sour, gassy British soldlers of the sixteenth century L > have been ordered and Florida state m":fl‘:-m Lo i gtom- troops will take part. Other events to | be pictured will be as correot historically | £ists recommend this harmlees as posaible, ‘ ach corrective, THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON,--D.-C,,- WEDNESDAY,--OCTOBER 4, 1922’ The imposing entrance | to the Victrola Galleries = You Are Invited to See Our Beautiful EW Two of the twenty Soundproof Demon- stration rooms, show- ing the lovely period furnishings. These rooms are of hollow- tile construction. 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