Evening Star Newspaper, March 12, 1926, Page 18

_ 18 : THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. (.. FRIDAY, MAICH 12, 1926, sws——1 ORADLE OF ARCTIC | | comeenrd)| - STORMS IS SOUGHT ! Lincoln National Bank | [ Wi s s . e 2 = i I“E)(DION’!I'S May Locate Origin required by Girl Y ~ onr Sccond Flooy — the Wash H . Scouts for their Spring and 2 ington “depot” for (Girl Sceu 5 ‘ i HAPP!NESS ! of Winds That §waep Swmmer equipment is here on supplics. | 1 USED CAR rnom ‘ North Atlantic. ‘ Joseph n’lcReynolds ; At les at xxT,\r.-m ;w;hxmu.ms aré { 4 - A i for the coming & nmer, | 14th STREET AT R || ome o them may tocate the cratin i [of the storms that sweep the north _— Atlantic Ocean, according to Dr. Wil | m Herbert obbs, professor o8y at the University of Micl is a preseription for E6lds, Grippe, Fli, Dengue, Bilious Fever and Malaria. 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