Evening Star Newspaper, April 15, 1926, Page 14

oL : THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. (. THURSDAY, APRIL 15. 1926.) DECLARESBIVING | Meancst Men | THREE WOMEN HURT i‘;fig‘":-“-::mmm::’"a-‘:w CARE OF TEETH THEME _ |civ e 1 v o e 2 SIS Bty 3| $100000 for Guner Work "‘ 3 on, his'bicycle with an auto- | AT | |ONS CLUB LUNCHEON | atet ta essentiat tn care of the teetn.| FeDresentative ‘Mantove ‘of Miseurl| GEUCRGC, AR, 10 F0-CThn & * mobile driven by Samuel H. Keets, land the aistrict governor, Mr. Haller, . canc c Tos | IN TRAFFIC MISHAPS |55 Froriia avense. | Ho was taken to o e o s ‘el | Would be the principal speakers. | ducted for many years at the Unive, I twenty-second district of Lions Clubs, sity of Chies by Maud Sly a Emergency Hospita Dr. H. A. Swanson Says Proper Diet | covering Maryland, Delaware and the ————— e sl ot et When a man has quit his slaving, i and is in the honeyard parked, done S nounced vesterday. The fund, a be h sweating. “ ———— District of Columbia, reported that Flyer Cuts Time o Hours. ! quest of the late E. F. Holi GREAIES]- SERV“JE e e vhen | Two Struck by TTOUC)’- Another in h Slandered. ! Is Essential—Gov. Haller | 13 [ions Clubs have boen organized | . Vo ok Aniiiis T(;') - S u.'m:.m?. 2 by B e Harof . Heliace the las il on | i Thinks Yout] ndere; Also Bpeaker. in the country since July. S ' | a daughter, who has been associate: hea turns to town, Jane, Auto Crash—Two Men Also | |\ \ornp N 31, April 15 P.—| Several songs wero rendered by the (of two hours' running time from Chl- | Wit Afi the splend | in Hospitals. | Stories of -arinking and hfpbosket| “Be true to your teeth or they will | I‘leo';ne “.:lm;mnglon 'dnh;'rr;;ly C'lpr?‘vago to New Orleans was announced | Slye's res 1 bins 1 ed rOug p m 0sp1! 3 A vou.” ub quartet, composed of arcou ed 1; disconnt h car L Kraft UFQES Domg GOOO ‘:’1: ln" e ] P! e i ’ be false to you,” the slogan adopted Sonntag, James Ewin, Robert Harmon | fOF the Panama Limited of the Tllinois | ¢d to disconn uw germ theory of car his wages 50 the by the District of Columbia Dental 3 led | Central yesterday. The schedule, to he left th she might live in | & Aisnler UpOR inest Sf oMe yoing and W. Irving Cleveland, accompanie ¥ : cace for ¥ an wolf i v 0 it Soclety for “Dental Health Week,” [ by Wiimer T. Bartholome become effective May 16, will pro- With Money, Since It Cannot | e e ::’\-xl:é: Rl xer'n‘.l‘fm g T Ly d)'es‘t‘:g people, in the opinion of Bishop Leete \\‘hlchyhegal.?sunednu;. Wb tha tisih DRomge;flcK:.;rer,oc%lL!;nn of the | vide 21 hours running time. An extra| The Natfonal Camp Fire Girls now B vested, where they'd bring a rake-off b erioon. axil’ 1ast St of Indlanapolls, Methodist. of Dr. H. A. Swanson at the Lions |committee for the club banquet to be | fare Is to be charged. have a ‘membership of 168,521. e Taken to Grave. fine, in security he rested as old age . Nellie Murphy, 70 years old, S e down the line. “When I'm uf 1 Michigan avenue northeast. » s O——— ) —— () 1 -o=o=o=o=c=o=o=c=o=¢=o_u=v=m= 10! o _ Br the Associated Press have the price; she can live in v injured while crossing at 8th and E Sts. N. W. 8th and Pa. Ave. S. | @ ous s | comfort queenly, she can cut all kinds | Michizan avenue and Harewood road o RMINGHAM, Ala. April 16— |of ice.” Jane.'the widow, has in keep- | northeast, Inst night about 8 o'clock. e atlon of money 15 the one LIg {ing all the wealth he left behind, and. | she was (reated at Providence Hospi- o lden iid | \when done with sighs and weeping, | tal for bruisos about her head and das in HiE aAAY 10| she might have a 1l mind: she | pody and a possible fracture of her Bl ot & . - try out dive and in | arm d Tnistity 2 ¥ 12 et her woe, were no <. Laura B. King. years old, lesus Christ t . A ved serious injuries when an | Ribsar the Sl . It " Lantomobile driven by James M. R. | These instit o seeped in v 108 Warren street, Aurora hat they theyll Lonae iWha iwilow rtals s, Va., of which she was an oc given t A EhE 6 Wk 56 'KIR{".";:.’::'MM her “j“‘ . | cupant, struck the east abutment of Acquire | o do. Suble ) e the viaduct at Benning last night e b e M it U8 ach with “um Sasiadly dasieet Mafly cing of, Dithan ok moeq, oo KecDIONS mournfil ireatures, “sympathy ‘in all | sultained injaries to her head an “Let us then consecrate it. There | ey, And their voices ar = | severe shock and her condition was is every reason why we should and | [ paanners are so nice: |reported at Casualty Hospital as un- none to the contrary. We cannot take [ imjght be doubled in a trice. And the ind if we leave it for others | widow, sweetly trustin them | end. our purposes may be defeat- | gut her bottom scad. 0 consecrate Money may con- | yems disgusting she 1d by giving largely we get had. There countless fake dame who mourns and are countless widows wailing for the bundles gone for keeps. | | (Copyright.) WALT MASON . RN AR AR AN AR Store 8th and Penna. Ave. S. E. 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