Evening Star Newspaper, May 21, 1925, Page 40

{ 4 0 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. (., THURSDAY, MAY 21, 1925. 4 Mt v Gift |U.S.TO INSIST COAST |VOLUNTARY BANKRUPTCY.|HIGH COURT UPHOLDS |t thsesmsnniy e | e mare eocese e vt g | A EBONTE "Sting” o Stk SEES PEACE KEPT St %';:iv:dry SHIPPING LAWS STAND e w24 e points out that was a tract on the |is not far from the twelfth precinct So Kt WindsZZ 2> Around the Gears v Isadore Glasser and Herman Wili G ssEssM Naylor road, in the Southeastern sec- | police station, the court points out File Petiti " B PAVIN A ENT tion, which passed through an area |and presents an entirely different case ile Petitions. rough, hilly and cut by deep ravines. | from property on Naylor road. BY PREPAREDNESS : - : Wflfhington Delegates to Brussels Parley Told| 190" 1= """'"-“""‘:!Haehljng Rejects Contention| Gofe lovely skin ruined‘by constipation— | MR. MOTORIST to Oppose Move to northeast, ve ay ask t] Northeast Improvement Is No | Revise Cote. Supreme L " adsuteed o st A let Kellogg’s ALL-BRAN bring sure relief = | xx cnzen s e P e e - i : 3 IR L& King, Glasse . | Tecommend it. It takes ALLBRAN | becauss it throws a coating : ution was adopted by the 23,9 . ' | You can perma- CGRNN t gective, | Fears and they move im Plans Do Not Hinder the Mount Vernon Ladies' Assocla- |Shipping Board yesterday requesting ? g | stice Hoehling of the District Su- | nently rid your Try it! If eaten regularly, | femh smoothly and motss- . 4 L8s( Herman Wilin, shoe merchant vesterday refused a re system of this TKellogg's ALL-BRAN is guaran. | lesniy. Gearaianits y. i tion. in session at Mount Vernon, | American del es to the meeting of ourteenth street north st of William JIohnson and other . . h A 3 y a re. Fight on War Tuesday : rthwest quest c i d harrowing dis- teed to bring permanent relief in pair bill and lengthen the . TGS AL et B A e the Interiational Chamber of Com- |resented by Attorney Louis Ottenberg, | trustees, who hold title tract of 46 fhe mstiotos e T or vone ot ity e U X merce, at Brussels next month, to|flied a ;\-I-llllmr; in '\'ulllulin‘\ bank- | ncres on Rhode ‘Iul;mu Yerugmortn. ease. et chona e oot hess e truck. T i Ao oppose any discussions looking to . declaring tha his debts | e set aside an assessment o ; : se mrice. | ortonp comented | ck & American coastwise laws so uni o $10,070.85 and his assets | § 4 under the and Constipation leaves its marks _ E!}i"- two tablespoonfuls daily— Buy with your mind made fellow, vice regent for Mz mit foreign v Is to the to $6.600. | 4 t by the Di t .mn«” upon the face. Its terrible poisons, in ! {-5:]1\11gkca_sns, wn)f( every meal. o nzm:::_:;gmz. 5 setts, follows coastwise trade of this ntry ISR S b unm' (:w proy n.h \.h\- | which lead to over forty serious ?}:}uw) ike its nut-like flavor. Try mls . the gospel of = Gen. Washington having been The resolution declared contin : sl t nt of the roadway with &% | giseases, cause pimples, hollow e recipes on every package. kind_is rapidly ga d. Cc informed lately of the honor done |A&nd effective enforcement of the cd Essay Wins Virginia Medal. r e nerics i 3 Drwight I. Davis Stant Secretars | him by Miss Kitty Livingston in | Wise laws is “essentlal to the e e T e court held (hat the assessment | $he“oloc“and spots before them. _ Kelloge's ALL-BRAN is made the EBONITE checkerboird of War, speak efore the Nation; wishing for a lock of his hair, takes |nce of an American merchant m was properly laid and overruled the | ot SVEC B0 RS SO o be in Battle Creck, Michigan, and Defense Divi. . American So the liberty of enclosing one act rine and for our national defense. EWPORT NEWS, May 21.—Louis | contention of counsel for the trustees | n Pd - i ti'rm s served by leading hotels and res. ! panied by his oS spectful | and added that the question was anow, a member of the June gradu- | that Rhode Island avenue at that point | trace constipal = § 4 ebloats: S ai SomBlimenis most: “respectil ) dorestic one ik @lsctisil ss of the Newport News High | is not a street, but a suburban road.| _ Rid your body of this frightful taurants everywhere. Sold by all : which will mp Valley Forge, 18th March, |iS not within the jur ool, has been advised by Dr and that the improvement has been of | disease. Kellogg’s ALL-BRAN has grocers. Buy a package today. ; more effectively chec proposed Brussels conference.’ | Alderman of the University of Vir- no actual value to the real estate, byt | brought health to thousands when 4 = ) . 0 of war in_this hemisphere s for iifts of an article about Arling. | The Brussels meeting, the resolu-| ginia that he has won the Virginia|has merely shortened the automobile | gll else has failed. The reason— (1T's SHREDDED OIL) America to stand prepared.” | ton House and Washington, a copy | tion said, has as its purpose two reso- | prize medal for the best essay on|route between Baltimore and Wash-| jt is ALL BRAN and nothing but | ] oLet me stress the fact ® he said.| of the United States Register for |lutlons dealing with flag discrimina- | “The Relation of Chemistry to the|ington and has benefited the general | AT} ‘BRAN. That is why its re- FOR T“ANSM‘SS‘U;‘S “that our acts for e preparedness| (he vear 1795, and a framed piece |tions, which might open the door to | National Defense,” offered by Mr. | public. sults are sure, That is why doctors BRAN AND REAR AXLE do not run counter to any other sound| of chenille needle-point made by |consideration of coastwise laws unless | Francis P. 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