Evening Star Newspaper, April 27, 1924, Page 31

NDAY STAR, WASHINGTOM , APRIL 24— PAR' HE HAS WORMS GIRL SCOUTS FAVORS CHAPLAINS’ BILL. a\]]l]\d—?:(ll“;‘\;rr?::g “'r}vgcjlfi:]c;- | Federal Council of Churches Calls Sergeant’sSureShot Capsules never Troop 7, Mr P. Hovey captain, | games were played and the mesting for Support. fail and are perfectly harmless. 60cat (Thin column in conducted by the | Kennedy. The election of officers will | Fleanor Jones scribe, did not hold a | ddjourned at 4:30. ' " troop | The Federal Council of Churches ha drug, sports & seed stores, pet 8hops orby mail, | District of Columbin Congress take place at the next meeting. and [meeting on Saturday, April 19, but |y, H sounded a call 2 @ bera 16 FAEE DOC BOOK - iR e Slumlls Conarens ! 3 | went to the home of Lawrence | among its members for I } | the nominating committee, who were s S5 4 ! tion hendqunrters. the ealx build- |appointed at the April meetin, are |Went to Walter Reed Hospital. Among | ol ¥ Wednesday, Ap-i . ok a | Support « Polk Miller's fam- inx, 420 Oth strect morthwest). | Mrs. Richards, Mrs, J, F. Davis, Mrs, |the refreshments which they took to [ th Troop 43 & would ap- | ous Dog Book on imesis .| H. Wilcox and Mrs. Conard. the invalids were fresh and preserved » Wade, Vola Drury, a |, & g | Disease of Dogs aleo Henry C. Gilligan is the first pres ik 5 e v Isabel Séott and Mary Scott. Army and remove all | care, feeding & breeding '« dent of the Parent-Teacher Assoc The Brightwood Park aperits [ AKIE, NCANGY BIG ORKeN il Dauna @ liscrimination against them. The fed- ith Symptom Chart 4 ey Junior High, | Teicher ciation will mect tomor- |have decided that they will make this | ! 4 i cribe, held ion points out that the churches have | Write for your free copy.. 3 tion of the Langley Junior EU |row. An intercsting program has | (rip the first of a series. The troop is |y on ¥riday, i .Fm Advice Dept. - He is an ardent |been arrarged. el ‘ - e i o 1 T{xv»“wn;x;r divisfon mt > nswers any question | e . undertaking a short camping trip|of Mrs, Durand, the leid r. about vour dog’s health bellever in par | _The Hubbard Home and School As- [over the week end. The trip will be [as a 5 | in the Arm free. Write usfully, 1358 E. MainSt. teacher wo. 2d | sociation will me | countea I rond & series of |28 3 - e o’cloc The i A i EhE HECORRLIDE Wi Bcties Marjorie Brock 3 he Army i PolkMiller Drug Co. Richmond, Va. || f Ienser 5 !lie | Catherine Wai paitre and Bty Sl —— sl ) *| dergartens in the schools. roop sel Scaplan captain, i “Claflin : ; ey serib Spex The Maury Home and Sc T - it Leld its at the Cle- . flo'flflke you see, yqtion mie | oacion gave a card nd_Park Congregational Church, and violets. They aleo suw ur Home Is axe night o rais 1s for the | with Miss Maud *Precee. Afier e azalea in full bud o | B others’ building. MeDonald | 2% pening e ses and a short b @ e Thirteen-Fourteen G” dent of ‘that | was the chairma ' {he | Churel + filled by | ness meeting, ‘ | o CLAFLIN OPTICAL CO. 4 peas Mes, W D Clafice, “alko | the i« Bt thice: and ot Stane | and < . . | n making the party a suc- AR 7 4 reve hat to ¢+ in nd o City Club Bldg. o \f firc. She then showed various | hiked = | n 1 Un rying uncon s per: jon th e hich was practi % @ ‘;mrpl 5 showed how to improvis arge ha e Ao c President, Mrs. 53 |2 v 3 2 yin L Brae G Cibe Henry C. Gilligan. has sent to « o : s i from this trip were Katherine : . restdent of a|Slarke: . o . Was alvo practiced. Atter sing: | Jorie Rol fia May | MOTHER :- Fletcher’ ria i i school association @ call to the annual B i Taps,” the mee djourned. | Margaret Johnson, Ve : ——— 5 Cas.m 2 is especially prepared to ntion o bo ficld in the New S e e usine Pine Cone Troop, 34, Vera Lawrence | Soper and Kathryn Mushake. relieve Infants in arms and Children all ages of %0 16 Tookt ‘m;;fr':”;l'l"f‘ upils thanking the - the | T »llu: K llhryn Mu: scribe, ”'u-'_ ,»\!»: o 4v the members of C =i hd . IE st i h s d no regular meetini on Monday, | the first patrol went to the home of ns /i i Swi S ac niztion have reprex : : DL, | bookc clubs. AL the canclusion of the | ADFIL 1 O’ Wednesdas Come of the | e captain and preseited” o her onstipation Wind Colic ~ To Sweeten Stomach £ ere t ec- | oy 1 of the school. A | business members of the dramatic (members of the troop and a few of | huge chocolate f and nut 3 i cels tion of officers, election Junch will be given May 1 from 12 |club gave a sketch entitled “Alice in | the scouts of T met at the | flled. The cap voted it a most Flatulency Diarrhea Regulate Bowels the national conve | to 2 o'clock in the schoo o Grammarland Minnie Biarsky |home of 1 ook # | delicious surprise e PP : ek (iB naSon: to 2 o'clock in hool nt \K.[“'] e ang, Minnie Biarsky | b o e troen 15 planning to hold o 4Aidsin theassimilation of Food, promoting Cheerfulness, Rest, and | constitution of the I | A meeting at the Smallwood-Bowen - S ake ching for | cake sale at date : - bia organization, § 3 ch- | school was held April 9. It was voted| The Parent- - : i recognizing wild fl s While on the hike the Natural Sleep without Opiates {ed as to the purchase of ¢ to use funds 1o equip the classes 1cl N al were delighted to see sev- | spoke of forest 4 t s b Pt S P o building in “which the © Trare | Concreco &5 - Al i atal ohies Ana 1dsatinad o tutis | phes To avoid imitations, alwavs look: for the signature of Llloy work ol v or A 8 ' ’ : R o5 g In e by | aiding th i Proven directions on each package. Physicians everywhere recommend it. m equipm b d eighth grades - [will ad E s | trailing a Saxifrag 3 asin flower 'plant d dramatic, news) moce: J _The District of Columbl cations was well repre s ] law “enforcement conference recent ren nJoy held in the Hotel Washington. T 2 -gales w Mrs. (. . Rafter, Mrs. 8 = J. H. Byler, Mrs, I mback, Mr Cuticura Raths e (Lot N i Stewart. M Willlam Bannerman IBELD &‘T“’? they are felreshing, es-| | ana’ Mre. g Saunders. Besides S L) pecially if the skin i3 hot or irri- | these delcgates the orgunization sent 3 | thirty membs the parts | | of Pilgrims in the beautiful pageant | which was given on Thursday night The week beginning Monday, April | 28, will be kno ‘health ‘weelk™ | Assoclations 13 (1] & 4 in Keith's ater from 12 here an_interesting speaker 1 d 5 some phase of health b mittee would 1i abers -of the Par ca iation serve midday Giris! A Gleamy Mass of |Pirs rostie Redociation merbers : : . P T e e oo | Thick, Beautiful Hair | 572 Stowtaic® i Peaheddnor “uhe Council of al Hygiene, room 330, e —t ffi:v .\'Iurl.l»!\;m“m!. ’p’.nm‘ ] 35-cent Bottle does Wonders for [zicne May 1. 'at 5:15 oclock, the speaker will be Mrs. Cox from the | Lifeless, Neglected Hair public health service. The place of this meeting will be announced later. 5 s The § s of the pupils of Ce | tral 1 clhool who w with the principal Kramer, According to the 1 of the convention | nwr\gnwr‘g\wr‘,\wr*q LIS e there will be many most interesting discussions and conferences and it is TN €T NI T 7 hoped that the District of Columbia == will be well represented. The District of Columbia Congress | of Mothers and Parent-Teacher A: sociations will hold a flower fete M 9 in front of the Rochambeau apart- Mrs. Jeroleman is the chai i arge of this fete, and it is expected 10 be a great success. N nt - Teacher | , with Mrs. | Van Sant presiding. The committee reported that the playground equip- | ment had been purchased and pre- | scnted to the respective grades. 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