Evening Star Newspaper, May 13, 1924, Page 10

~ 10 NA?lm'tta ¢ Perhaps it isn't so much what they ARE, but what they are NOT,thatkeepsBreyer Flavors in a realm of their own. To wit:— [ g Wz Breyers VANILLA is flavored with* real Mexican Vanilla Beans (not extracts). CHOC- OLATE—pure Caracas Liquor (not cocoa, cocoa shells, etc.). STRAWBERRY—real, selected, sun-ripened Strawberries (not canned or “preserved” fruit). ORANGE— actual Oranges—(not chemicals). And so on with the other flavors. Not a sham among Here are some more things that are NOT in Breyers Ice-Cream, tons of which are compounded weekly for other kinds. Gums, Gelatines, Pow- ders, Hardeners, Stiffeners, Corn-Starch, Fillers, Arti- ficial Flavoring and Adul- terants of many kinds. Read the unique Breyer Pledge of Purity for proof! Today's Flavors BANANA i BURKT ALMORD ORANGE ICE “To my mind, Breyers is the best ice-cream in the world,” says Fred B. Camp- bell, Breyer Dealer at 14th and Decatur Sts. N.W., Washington. “My customers seem to agree with me, too; for I have all the ice-cream business I can handle.” 1f vou have never had the Breyer Thrill, get it today! Go to the nearest dealer who displays the green Breyer Leaf, trade-mark of the world's largest ice - cream manufacturer. You will real- ize at once how splendidly different is this simple, hon- est ice-cream. BREYER ICE CREAM CO. Philadelphia Green-Leaf Ice Cream Co. Distributor 218 Stewart Bldg. 6th nnfl D Sts. NW. J - 3 2 Z 7 i | comm vt ox ¥ womey. PRESS PR €0 . THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C.. TUESDAY, MAY 13, 1924 AS ONE SUCCESSFUL MAN TO ANOTHER. WELL, GEORGE, WHAT CAM | po For YOU THE Boss PICTURE OF A BiLL CLERK. WHO ON THE MIGHT BEFORE GOT STAaTion WHAM on HIS RADID, A DISTANCE OF 3,000 MILES CITES HUNGRY HORDES. Quakers’ Service Official Say Ger- man Children Are Starving. Gilbert 1. Masters, who for the past four vears has been in charge of the child fe American Friends Committee, and wh turned from Germany, terday that 10,000,000 German 00,000 children under uffering from hunger. e based on American . he explained. “I returned from week ago,” he said, of conditions as th 1 expect to for another Friends o and m pealk ow exist there in a short tim service with th When I left ) children, ' five million are actually in a starving condition. I use the term star advisedly, as we have endeavored to avoid mak- inng exaggera statements. 1 could also apply the same term to hundreds of thousands of mothers who are depriving themselves of necessities that their children may have some food.” although Kiyoura Entertains Mission. TOKIO, May 13.—Premier Kiyoura today gave a dinner in honor of a reaching a new economic understand- ing between Indo-China and Japan. ARLAN-ADAMS CO., Inc, send us a let- ter, written by Presi- dent A. P. 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M served in the Spanish-Ameri world wars given His identity ““Hess Shoes” q As Low as 6.2 There are many men in this vicinity who know shoe styles when they see them, who know shoe comfort when they find it, and who appreciate shoe quality when it proves itself. These men consti- tute the type of better trade that comes to this store. Their good will is the greatest asset we have. Come and see the new styles—particularly the low footwear— sporty sion. effects and styles for every occa- 931 Pa. Ave. /’o/ %A/ 50 Years of Good Shoemaking SENATOR'S NAME FORGED. been instituted o1 n oung (2 el by the who s charge of Senator Vermont to a man tele- two boxes of has not been of | | —By WEBSTER. |REV. DR. WHITE LEAVES _PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Pastor of Undenominational Con- gregation Obtains Letter of Dismissal. Rev. Dr. Maurice S. White, formerly pastor of the Sixth Presbyterian Church and now pastor of the High- lands Community Non-Denomina- tional Church, was granted a letter of dismissal from the Presbyterian Church to the Congregational Church, at his own request, by the Washing- ton Presbytery yesterday. A year ago Dr. White was removed from the pulpit of the Sixth Church because of difficulties that arose with presbytery. Te about a hundred members of the c gregation also withdrew and or- ganized the Highlands Community Church, which they specified should be Inon-denominational. Dr. White, who then was without a church, was fn- vited to become the pastor at a stated salary, and he accepted, it was ex- plained today by Ray Tv. Clarke, president of the board of deacons of the Community Church. Dr. White preached his last sermon at the Sixth Church May 13 of last year, and a munity Church. The Community Church embraces seven denominations in its congrega- tion, although holding to no sepcific . 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