Evening Star Newspaper, January 14, 1926, Page 15

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. O, THURSDAY, JANUARY 14, 1928 ' 15 1 gt ———<| CHEMIST IS HONORED large hellum plants in Texas, has been | Government investigation into the pro- e Eend * |awarded the Terkin medal for the|duction of helium soon after the war. =M e Ieud. —_— most important contribution of the|Teh medal will be presented to him - — e year to industrial chemistry. tomorrow night at the Chemists’ Club. *|Awarded Terkin Medal for Con-[ "y, "\j ire was formerly connected Weevil, who shot tetbutions: to Bolewce with the Unlited States Bureau of 1 sald to Wil 1 E i my brind v, “You've wrought Mines and his Industrial chemical| Now past 80 vears of age, Mrs. Lillie | || me grieve 1, but 1 forgive you NEW YORK, January 14 U®).—Dr.| work hus been chiefly concerned with |V. Wyman claims to have been teach- now: the moral law obeying. 1 do not R . New York consult-|rare elements such as radium and|ing dancing to Bostonians for the past ne Avith Shot veur |ing engineer and supervisor of threelrare gases. lle was in charge of the!65 years. - punching at holding hi 1 i Fashion Park Clothes Are Exclusively Here in Washington Another Twist to the Clearance Reductions Gives you bigger bar- gains stil. Fashion Park and Mode Suits and Overcoats and Top | Coats—and Richard Austin English Over- i coats. Inveshqator Declares Just : Indiscriminate Feeding Will Not Cure Malnutrition. Five Eleve rteenth St. are started and -hearted, and to men be- Announces Beginning Tomorrow, 8 AM. Reductions That Are Real Inducements! mu nxhum het Boel t0 her byce WALT MASON ) . Here’s where reductions mean something — because choice is i made from the best-known makes | 1 of Men’s Clothing—known to be best in intrinsic value and artistie effectiveness. \Ifl Now—All Suits i This is our annual Winter stock clearing. An event eagerly awaited |HERRIOT’S NAME LINKED SNk PARIS PAPER every year by thousands of Washingtonians ‘(, aribaldi quum Or\e of Heads of Issue Shortly . . . . BibHeR ot We list a few of the many interesting items below: in France. : i CLOTHING DEPT. 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