Evening Star Newspaper, May 1, 1924, Page 21

THE 'BVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €., THURSDAY, MAY 1, 1924, EXPECT AGREEMENT | ALEXANDRIA. [mnoi it o5 HOBO CONVENTION |t vive ot | NEEDLES NEW HEAD a5y s = o veme son — {{ponas, " TE 4 d that this will ar: 40,000 out of work on the west Walter MacDowell, for forty-one IXAND st o city_has recelved coast, with other thousands in the se mnected with' the Norfolk and ON REPARAT'ON SOON ! atvsanoria Moy 1 1al). | deninite assur, that the work of cONvENEs IN CHICAGOQ | south. reicds "t move on” empioyinse OF N. & W. RAILROAD| m and for the last twenty-one < . ur Seminary, | completing the road will start fmme- centers. i = | vears auditor of receipts, also retired Ps e | Fairfax ¥, la ain The amount due May 15 is There will be plans made to help | = . sterday under the compans's age or half of the semi-annual in- the migrants who are to neln | $500,000 bond issue H s are outiol Yox limit ruie. e 3 | 3 v|terest on the : : i o | and o l & hobe = . Progress of Settlement Puts Eu-| seiz coup n | floated by the county Tie-Pounding Delegates Bring| 37, With ne Jobs in sight. ‘the hobo | promotion Follows Retirement of — cm fifty-four gallons of . The [ Col. John Scott, S. A, today 3 tion in digj and Hatve rope Better Off Than i‘w ine was “miing ]n, Wiy oxer [apdkc to-the Nivanis Club and asked | Tales of Hard Times to An- Tudiments o the prenives ot how to| N. D. Maher Under Age Limit DEALER IS SENTENCED. y o oads mpting | co-operation in securing young men s live on nothing and in effective means | Headaches oft: d % ; r of the city. ors, | for e citl i ¥ ining : Headaches often are caused by stom- —— G _mh«‘~ o Arre quota is twenty and already several | opinion, isn't & Weary Willie. He's 1 “Rigging” Stock Market. ing the cause. One or two Jaques’ Caj AMERICA'S AID VITAL ! w-lm P ‘:xdr«‘ in| | have agreed to take the training, | By Consolidated Press, no tramp, nor beggar, but just a float- ROANOKE, Va., May 1.—Arthar C. i o sules with a swallow of water quickly RS ~ Iiasea: ¢ : 1}}";*_‘1 Is given at no cost to them-| CHJCAGO, May 1.—Hobodom had|er. who usually works when he can Neodles today succeeded as president | NEW YORK, May 1—William Asa | restore normal conditions in the diges- ~ | in e i sl T serious business on hand when its an- [ 219 £0¢s hungry when he can't work. | "6 B I Tt B allroad | Foster, convicted last night for pub- p‘vfle tract. Gdive pml!\p!;efiefbffflm!ls» s . 1 h nual May day crence opened here T T ' = ST = lishing fictitious stock sales, was sen- | indigestion, dyspepsia, heartburn, sour s e - ¥ oy | cor ¢ N. D. Mah tired | Bpen Yriwes Committee Credited With i el JRISH DESTROY ARMS. |toasy. The naing aetegates | COUZENS STILL IMPROVES. | Comren D- Maher, who retired |, | . today to serve a penitentiary | Stomach, constipation. Easy to take. rship yerterda under the age limit rule K hand: ds Breaking Deadlock : e brought talcs of hard times for the |3 bl [term of two to four months, A cer-| Keep a package handy ready to use Ratf I e | \y Fear Free & f a dearth of tlon . ‘ | of the company. Coincident with the| 4.0 0 ¢ reasonable doubt was| ¥henneeded. Your druggist has them ——— tile full cha S hberaiih it | Apparently Fear Free State Raid ; [ ARSPITR DS May 1.—Senator | promotion of Mr. Needlos, W. T. Jenks, | /=00, 0 TeetIE SOMT W | Satisfactory relief or money refunded. 7 « sefore the end of =~ - s © { James C 5 fairly com- | goner, s a: s e # WY PATL SCOTT MOWRER B bE theeidon in Mounaghan County. of migrants, now that spring ha able " Gud was ~doing well® | Coit o e January 1|,40q (o $5,000 bail pending his ap- JAQUES CAPSULE CO. har: 7] 5 s 9 e > 'TTSBURG, N. Y. the County Monag { Hobo college representatives, white- | Pital, where the Michigan senator | ; o ‘manazer, b y of * County Pern collared hobo helpers and just plain | was op. ed on for gull-bladder | Vice president in charge of traffic; J arket in \anh American Ol snx-“ F in con ble | 'hoes are here in numbers to see what | trouble last Tuesday. His condition Crawford, asistant general man-|in order to get the stock listed on QU‘(KER THAN P“.l thelr arms and ex- | they can do about the situation. continues satisfactory, hospital au- r inco February 16,1923, became | the stock exchange. His conviction ) d last night and How Louis, ! thorities added a Rodge s kind he: next week and the B . twe e dz he explosions were S0t Penseilads How otiSt Towis, thorifies afdediy - 0 URs | esvorall ansie, aad M oA Eens | wtsltioiiess il kingibeces o IEDIISRRD D ng, there now is cvers uneca ser : e Motz 0 | hea 5 oeh jol—=]c]—=olc—=]al——=a]—=]olc—=l|—=]alc——=]o[——=[a[c——=]o|c—=]cl—2] 0] ations settle INGROWN TOE NAIL How to Tol;;;\en Skin so Place your Furs in our b‘l‘ s o. “ Let our experts do your Nail Turns Out Itself g .o €08 to 614 Xperts’ rog to conelu Cold Storage Vaults. Fur repairind ELEVENTH ST. A few drops of “Outgro” upon the n surrounding the ingrowinig nSBUTO. Hawkin, widow of inderne not penet flesh, and the nail turns naturally outward almost over night “Outgro” is a harmless antiseptic 4 i manufactured for chiropodists. 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