Evening Star Newspaper, March 23, 1926, Page 13

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Ask your druggist for Nujol. | disputes will con o him, and Lcisfon will be fin Brady asserted that the closed- EMid-Cily Group Votes to Op-! | pose Sunday Laws—2Zoning | Board Named. —— | ent othing of interest in | Wh lared Commission- | Syste A._Fenning in an ad- hefore the Mid-City Citizens' As- tion at a meeting in the Thom- son School last nisht. Aslde from that statement, which drew laughter from the members. the Commissioner mude no reference to | the tvharges made against him h_\“ 7 3 tive Blanton in the House |€dge in the lust centui | vesterday, with several others, as hav- | ¢f facts in an increa ling received percentuges of insane |fields ftinally became veterans' Incomes for acting us |SduC l:-)'r'*l-ur?“:ytl | guardians. ; i | " Mr. Fenning praised the police and | OVer to green fres |fire departments and those citizens | dualified to make wise ehoices 5 B e bl Inthe af- | Jing to crush education under its| e asmsctation jolned dther Dis- | Welght is analogous to the structural fly {trict citizens in opposing Sunday laws | Overloading of our civilization et 0 s sl [* * * Tn colleges the tendency to for Washington, addpting & resolu | o iuiization and departmentalizing | w tancous es- | all salos ¢ of subjects is killing the active intel and opens the | Brady ction are at pres leges than any i X whole ;ational | Purpose Not Accomplished. Reserve Men Say—Would Hold Trial reminds e strongly | . y Y of an intellectual cafeterfu. For as Ouce Every Four Years. !in a cafeteriu thera is nothing to guide the tnexperlenced tn his choice | of food. “The clective in the tremend ¥ the Associated Pr P tem had its origin growth of knowl- | past The fund | na number of | ofic Soggrent LMbC Comuminds rw helmed, | A lection | . a8 held in the atinued, was which th disputes mp 6 Easily adjusted to your height. 7 Clothes can be put in or taken out with the washer running. numended that shscrved only ¢ known produ e of the or onference the managers {und the dramatists agreed to enguge {# man of high repute Gains friends by its cleaner washing—by its hand-gentle wash- ing of the finest fabrics—by its thorough washing of the heavy, at pres. at pre 8Tub cleans it it s third | ut self. motlon picture | [tion to heartily oppose the Lank ) nounce lSun.m- closing bill Bill Held Unreasonable. | The resolution was adopted after 3. Howard Dunnington had read the hefore the association and de son to keep in industria! A resolution was adopted also to increase i water 1t was declared | ed last year and that there is no reason for an in- | crease. The association also voted to |request the rezoning of Thirteenth | street between M and N streets from | residential to first commercial. Zoning Committee Named. A. J. Driscoll, president of the as | sociation, appointed a special com- i mittee on zoning, following the adop- Ition of a resolution requesting him to do so. The committee consists of {Joe High 11 H. Thrasher and | Michael ) = | { Detective i {entertained with charcoal sketches of several members of the association| An entertaln. | n also by three pupils | onnor School of Ex. Florence Qil Stove and the New FLORENCE WATER HEATER Heats the hot-water boiler like gas C. A. Muddiman Co. 709 13th St. Main 140 |and other cartoons. | ment was giv from the O | presston. | The following new members were | | elected: Milton H. De Bruin, Nel-| son L. Hart, Martin W. Hysong, Rus- | sell H. Thrasher, Miss Elizabeth McC. | Cleary, Sidney Lust, Vincent L.| | Toomey, John D. Boger, J. W. Henkel,| Margaret A. Glusta, James E. Turton. Dr. H. W, Lawson and Mr. and Mrs. | S. Louis Lieb. ! 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