Evening Star Newspaper, January 13, 1926, Page 33

THE ' EVENING' STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 13, 1926. 33 Eosoew | 1 Luncheon to Launch Cam- paign for Relief Fund to Be Used Abroad. A luncheon meeting to launch the | campaign to raise the District's $100,000 quota of the national fund for relief and settlement work among Jews, chiefly in Poland and Russia ampaign <15.000.- | a men- | organization com mittee. Behrend Temporary Chairman. | CITY HEADS’ REPORT ON BILL IS SOUGHT| Decision on Merits of Rival Com-| | pensation Measures Asked by Hcuse Body. Minne and was elther ROADWAY PLANS PLACED | BEFORE VIRGINIA GROUP : 5 e, I et | Eric (who has just returned from his first ski-run up Whiteface): Iy R LGN “COLD! DRY! SPARKLING! CLEAR! WHY, WE COULD SEE THE CLUB AS (| NEEDS A | CLEARLY—" JURNIOR | . This obliging little | chap stands on a table, hangs on the wall, or clamps on shelf, chair or bed. The restiul Emerald glass shads pre- tects eyes Amnmne (a skilled interrupter): “SOUNDS JUST LIKE CLICQUOT CLUB.” E’r?:c.' «“BY GEORGE! IT IS LIKE CLICQUOT CLUB—COLD, DRY, SPARKLING, CLEAR. LET’S ADJOURN AND HAVE SOME NOW.” easily ad- justs to any angle and THE new Pale Dry Clicquot Club Ginger Ale is indeed a [ dry drink. You will, perhaps, compare it to mountain air, 4t 1s so unlike any other gingerale. . . . . . . . . 2 The Clicquot Club Company, Millis, Massachusetts | | Bitablishad 30 saers 32 Warren Strest New York " G Seld by deparemenc stoves and - electrical dealers. L6 McFABDS & COMPANY E l %oy