Evening Star Newspaper, August 27, 1925, Page 13

INVADEDBY SMITH, 3 Governor Carnes War for Tammany Across Brooklyn Bridge Tonight. Mrs. No. XXIL That Washington gardens can be made to bloom 12 months r, p his vacation in or for State Senator Ju ammany designee, . Who 15 _exp the Democratic [ 1i n_perenhial on, the governor came from g this effect. al at Albany to plunge into & y has arranged for every month Which both Democratic and | except December, and even then she an spokesmen have said free- | has a chance of blossoms on some of it between Smith and Wil- i Hearst. he governor will t th For January she is . the home borough o Vi 1y h - | with the helleborous, or ( and she has one of the of this valuable flower ir Even in more Northern S been known to produce early January, especi: ter is mild. It i o | shaped somet tall stalk. In for #ahle Gocerations day. In February s from her witch in the month s, which he political po bl k on the governor a ‘tion interests seeking The mayor at th criticized Walker wi The support of the underworld wide-open town. Brooklyn Leader Jolted. Supporters of nd Walker were jubilant tod: the apparent | régret with which the mayor's attack on them was received by John H. Mc- Cooey, Democratic leader of from a vacation yest took no_pai surprise over the n indicated he would sult of the primarie: ““The tiger bridge,” said I rally earlier in the snow whe in patches. In Marc svthia bushes, the snow g sk flowering ground u; blosso; cross the ey at a U}Lm Later in April ¢ Sk Later in Apri rose, with its tho small, golden yellow blossoms bush she bases her flower expectations in November chiefly on Japanese anem- ones, which will endure frosts likely to end the blooming period of other perennials, which sometimes blossom as late as Thanksglving. These are white, low-growing flowers, like the wild Spring anemones of Washington woods, but they are larger, more fragrant and stand cultivation much better December still is a puzzle to Mrs. Holland. but she believes that -|ington gardener can be rea bling czar had prevailed on the “weak | sure of snapdragons cultiv and unsophisticated George W. Ol- | sheltered She has been able | Tammany leader, that Hylan |to obtain ) _blossoms as far | be defeated. N < in December. | Senator Walker in the Bronx re. marked that Mr. Hylan was merely the rubber stamp of Hearst The three-cornered contest for the | Republican nomination meanwhile is far from being in the doldrums. A Republican district leader, Alfred B. Simonds, has deserted the organiza- tion ticket headed k D. Water- man and anr the Tiger is going there tonig ved fire and an automobile parade. Somse 15,000 aplicatio: have been re- celved for 2,500 seats. Amplifiers and WJY, beginning at 8:30 p.m., will carry the governor's voice to those who cannot get into the hall. Mayor Hylan charges that the au- dience has been hand-picked so that the governor will be asked no ambar- rassing questions. Scores Tammany Head. The mayor spe: night said that rmer pos king, a traction lawyer and a g in Quee; upport of John | Willlam M. Ben- | ate for the Re-| asked all his ri-| posed to finance | more subwa »\\ and still keep fares .4.] 5 cents. VIRGINIA RESORT.SOLD; | $1,000,000 IS INVOLVEDI George M. Crump and Associates Have Taken Over Natural Bridge Properties. BY the Asso RICHMOND, Va., Aug ports that Geo United Prov headquarter: the Fore chain o v himself tural - Bridge were confirmed M s F. H. de he provisio: tude aker l !fad!furunzi dag- iated Press Crump of the ons € day action, bu uld return to million dollars is reported sale price of the prop. | erties Mr. Crowder exp: that Mr. Crump hotel syndicate, but for a group of independent financiers. The Natural Bridge properties, con- sisting of a tourist hotel and grounds and the Nat Bridge, one of the most noted Virginia’s scenic at-. tractions, has been owned and oper. ated by a widow, Mrs. Mundy. Acxd Stomach “Phillips Milk of Magnesia" Better than Soda e Hereaiter, instead of soda take a {little “Phillips Milk of Magnesia” in ed the opinion ted not for the J. H. Holland’s Beautiful Garden Is Attempt to Prove That Flowers Will Bloom Year Around in ‘Washington. | water any time for indigestion or | sour, acid, gassy stomach, and relief | will come instantly. 1 For fifty years genuine “Phillips | of Magnes h be pre- | because it | es as muds «cm\ DRUNK CONVICTIONS GROW Figures in Britain Still Far Under | Pre-War Days. LONDON, victions for i in and Wales for the last year <iight increase over the pre months, but the percen vietions per 10,000 of represents les Augu eding 18 ¢ lation s : v the pre-war | without purging. more pleasant to ta sist upon “Phillip cent bottles, The increase in the number of con victions is attributed to the growing u consumption of methylated spirits Twenty-five- drug store TOLMANIZED Linens Make Careful Wives OPEN the Fall social season with TOL- MANIZED linens on your table and the duties of entertaining will bring adgded joy and less worry. Send your tablecloths and napkins regularly to TOLMAN for that cleansing through filtered water and mild white soap, rinsings through seven waters, and TOLMAN'S beautifying touch that restores the perfect draping quality of new linen. This attention to your linens lengthens their usefulness, brings out all their latent beauty—and guarantees you freedom from worry over “how the table will look”. We'll respond promptly to your call! 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It was like offering a blotched, vas to a landscape paintel Her hardest work since remove the greater part of this soll and fill the yard with rich loam and wood earth Mrs. Holland is experimenting al- most entirely with perennials, which she believes have been sadly by ‘he average garden once they are started th a picture which can hang indefinitely in the gallery of Washington land- with a lit touching up now e is applying everywhere of color combinations aught her as an artist. She devotes er part of her time to her pected to continue her vas, but was unable to says, she aims to olors, with the nvas. This great an opportunity for the t, she ventional produce ‘Make sure every ROACH is dead ! IMPROVED DETHOL, with its wonderful new secret formula —destroys roaches. Kills them before your eyes. Just spray it where they hide. Out come the roaches., Another spray or two on them. Sweep them up— dead! No muss. No bother. No more roaches. IMPROVED DETHOL is certain death to every bug. 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Confidence It is not to be expected that the confidence of the public gained through honest and faithful service over a period of eleven years could be so easily destroyed. We have always been honest in all our dealings with the public and we shall continue to be. \ The Penn Oil Company takes this opportun- ity to thank the Washington public for its sup- port, and to assure the public that it shall always be the effort of this company to see that its pa- trons get absolutely the best fuels and oils ob- tainable, at the lowest possible price: Penn Oil Company Washington, D. C.