Evening Star Newspaper, October 2, 1924, Page 37

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, WEEKS T0 CONFER ON NATIONALGUARD Budget Figures Cause cOn-‘ cern to Advocates of Full- Strength Units. A conference with Se has been arranged tee from the National ciation to protest agains from War Department bu Coolidge held about the mid and before budget fi approved by the President The War issued orde Guard in E of Columbia and Pe pended for th Funds provid D re- cruiting Reduction Explained. )‘u-‘h:n Bu equ r antwiihttng it average strength greater than 000 could be maintained for the year. G. 0. P. WOMEN TO MEET. Glen Echo Gathering to Hear Mrs. | Zihlman and Mrs, gathering will be 3 o'clock Mrs. Hewitt Griges Robe cinct chairman, will p meeting will be under the a the Woman's Republican Club of Montgomery County, o Typhoon Damages Guam. Py the Associated Press. GUAM, October 2—Thirty n: houses were destroyved and 4. amounting to $200,000 has be of rain fell in 30 hours | | | | v s PACKING on, pre- \ i POTOMAC . | accessories, etc.; BRITISH SCIENTISTS VISIT IN CAPITAL Lord Bledisloe and Sir John Bus sell Study Department of Agri- culture Methods e Spaliamen olle MOVING. PACKING & STORAGE [ spousible _Service—Low Rates: 2.00 eHa s ! MOVE Without Worry or Hivk Ke- } OVING STORAGE RN | Main 616 Exe St N.W. 2010 STORAGE COMPANY [Fireproof storage, moving, ture, $5 per month per vanload; rates r:———EfilEl Tl nle————[nleaela \ | | packing | furniture, autos, tires, | open storage furni- | on other commodities on request. D.| Wcwhorter, manager, 621 No. St. 2ph St., Alexandria, Va. 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Men whose hair used to be out of place an hour after being brushed, men whose otherwise correct ap- pearance used to be spoiled by hair that was hopelessly unkempt—to- day they keep their hair constantly in perfect order. Use Stacomb tomorrow morning —andlookyuu.rbm-lldny A delicate, invisible cream, in jars and tubes. Non-staining and non-greasy. At all drug and department stores. [y -KEEPS THE HAIR IN PLACE 1 ,bonmrle 188 !fi" ‘mv i Tele. Alex. | 1070; Washington, North 5023 ! | | 8 ~ 3 | I [i—p=n EEEEDEEE—:EEDE—EEEEEEEEEEE—EEEE N GETEM BUCKS! Get Them Before They Are Gone! “Jersey Giant’ Potatoes 151b. peck . . .. 25¢ 10-peck sack . $2.42 We are nearing the end of these exceptional potatoes, | | but we hope there will be enough to go round this week. | Great, big mealy and well conditioned, they are the finest Potatoes in Wuhinxkon. .IOIN THE CROWD That’s keeping our candling room open 18 hours daily. Finest Selected Carefully graded, expertly candled, we guaran- tee every one. 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