Evening Star Newspaper, February 24, 1926, Page 14

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 24 1926. e Neglect SBHUUI. B[] AR[] B".I. REG’LAR FELLERS —Daring Dick Had Nothing on Jimmie. R RSN R Your, Skin UPHEI.!BLGASUUE vt (Uiad £B%een TO PAY FOR '};{ll‘ics—.‘\s hi:;v“:'lewaheamwnt with Q%HT%CKS\' AY THE TER’! iver Pills will . sas MOVIE THEATRE, HOW do more to clean up Representative Tells Citizens | ’ CANHE TAKE HIS the skin than all the GIRL FRIEND Leauty treaty 4 Arguments for Elected S N2 mn creation, — ¥ imperfect 0. complexion Officials. is caused bya Conditions exist in Washington pub- sluggish lMe schools which wouid not be tol Tiver. erated for an instant in the most re Mithions of people. nld. young ana middle age [ mote backwoods section of South Car- | take them for Biliousness, iness. Sick | olina, Representative que of the | Headache, Upsel St b and for Sylow: | House District committee, dec! 3 ey end the | at a meeting of the Kal zens’ Associatlon in the parish of St. Margaret's Church, Connecti avenue and Bancroft place, 1 Mr. Gasque declared th: is “any place under God" that has a monarchial form of wov-| ernment, it is the Nation He sald it is not American to laws compellin not permitting parents a vouice lecting subjects to be P the selection of officer ot ed- YOUR ucatlonal affairs. The school system APER SOLD AT AUCTION. | s e ot e here, he said, will never be what is = Salt Creek Journal at C | desired by a majority of the resi-|St. Joseph, Mo., Gazette Bought by |} iy === — S . | dents until the elective 3 r | 4 members of the Board of i Holders of Bonds. | | is enacted into law, thus causing sy = G | board members to be answerable to| ST: JOSEPH, Mo, February 24 (). E REN l' AN APART’.V[ NT | bogie s o, St. Joseph Gazette, a morning 5 4 J\ E i Necessity for resorting to the half- sold at trustees' sale ves- ool attendance be- | tor, Ford, president 6t the . | in the new building at 3 v nk, and the Firs 2 an e First 1,room, grillcloset and bath K AT - i . ’ red . W e i oo e q:nloun:.‘kl | £k VERY SIp 1s a temptation—to # 1 room, kitchen and bath .'. ]]2] . in fa 3 * would be sold again In a | i h i E E W f| 2 rooms, kitchen and bath ¢ 9 jGasau ) v o _ i calied MELTS: which you can yield happily R - { 24th : o e e A ag, ntere n N e s e R —for National Ginger Ale is good { extals { ST. on the’ ‘ment X e » . ome $37.50 to $64.50 lll | einmeiocieianfiven lofifedevi il | jun. g o othe s |N fraiudce, ufl‘.fl.;flj{%;;{ y for you—besides its wonderful = - % ‘ , | Mr.-Gasque said, -succes: |ubtisher ot the A itlo A o i refreshment | ot a dcark Toom n the 5 G other lines will not matter, He urked |ind Max Lavand of Denver, former |} ‘ I building THE EST. 1879 toward Congress, to give credit when y For sale by bottle or ca I 1 1 d 7 it 18 due and to weigh all criticism 9 “ = 5 € X i .arge rooms, closets an a0 S Vel bl e s | oms <l 4 TIVERTON tions of Congressmen in passing law v e Served at Fountains, Clubs | beneficial to the District has placed S and Cafes. 3 ' ome members, he said, in a mood to . 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