Evening Star Newspaper, April 26, 1926, Page 7

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Like all carhonates the pearl dissolves in wealk acids, with evoln tion of carhon dioxide” Dr. Litile explains. ““The pearl, which in all ages bas been associated with beauty and with riches, s in reality no mdre than a brilliant sarco- phagus of carbonate of lime formed around an intruding parasite by the pearl oyvate ! | | | Large Gathering in New Building | Woodside afternoon in_the ‘ snditorinm Dr. tion assist drive « that are nervous * e de I.IIH» the nle king- Turetu Federation. an an devoid of any real Carhon, whose seribes, is called by Dr. central element of the or; dom. Roice’s Prescrip- Tablets mildly the liver and the aking you and sick and wor your druggist's, 25 poisons BROTHERS ARE JAILED IN VIRGINIA SLAYlNG| Alleged Bloodstains on Car Follow ressmen who relie measure! # “give-them-a-Federal-bo He findicated the Tincher re. waid to have the support of ation, fails in the mosi | ure of anch a bill, that use It l" HaSh of providin n equal ion fee or LEA & PERRINS’ | /il i i nakes"no wrovi.| SAUCE sion for repienishing it. Buy it at your grocer’s thiess. | Althoush the ‘Fincher bill recog | Discovery of Bullet Victim nizes the surplus problem, there is. in | infon, but one way in whict in Woods. { the gre: ‘surplu mmod- | — - like wheat or cotton, could be SEEPSDIDIID | Jabilized thro this machinery Established 1842 | namely, by securing co-operative | tion on’ the part of all e commodit m ineco- Notwithgtandin ny R S = fues The High Crade Callie in Jail for safe keeping at Farmville, charged | with the murder of Lusk Napper, 21 old, whose body was [ d rday in the woods near lebanon Phis is the il erative marketin remarkable progr of the co-operatives, the percentaxe " Chureh. in Charlotte County produets handled W cooperatives is | - D e ama, Tv-in sbvlonaly |, Nanper was last Seen wilh the Wal. tvhen bloodstains v car. Both deny crime. The Ch; | Jury will h Pianos Sold pirtct from the Factory | '\ilocq (o expect reliet from a plan | Il\u-’l |.|‘np ild, and $50 which | RIS BARE N R (hat would put the burden of stabili- | it i 1% 1 Unie on sehat wareroon,‘s (tion on the comparatively few who | Y2V (o L€ :”';""‘m“_h f mapose these perative roups, & 134 The mere offer of financial aid to them 10 G St. N.W. to do It i3 no sufficient inducement. ‘ and if they declize to undertake the J. C. CONLIFF, Mgr. task there is no apparent means of | Sabdedddd | carving out the tas ' “During the haarings the phrase, Tl ‘Give them a Federal board, became | COLORED HOMES Il a commonpiace. The Tincher bill does |l | just that. The American Farm Bu- ||l |reau Federation has no_ disposition to 1 | |enter into any such compromise. t Burville, D. C. | demands a wholesome. straightfor- | || ward provision which will enable ag- 44th and Hayes NE. Meniturml producers to stabilize their | [l industrys so they may receive the hen | DESIGNED || efit of the American protective sys-| tem.” -~ | COUNTY BETTER HOME | CEREMONIES THRONGED | | Dr. H. J. Patterson, Nicholas ONmI BEAUTIFULLY WELL-BUILT and MODERN | 5 and 6 ROOM BUNGALOWS | Three out of three See These Houses Today enjoy it! $300 Down W. McKlNLAY EXNCLUSIVE AGENT B10FSLN.W 1326 You Main 1367 and Representative Hill Address Prince Georges Meetings. Special Dispatch to The Star. HYATTSVILLE. Md. April | Larze crowds attended the dedication vesterday afternoon of the University 'k demonstration house of the m-r Ronsted RIGHT here In Washington 'and be peppy’ P> WILKINS BRREAKFAST 'I:unlds you up. Puh you on your toes. A ready- to-eatcereal. With won- drous flavor. Your groe cer has PEP! o s WAds of To Mothers: Musterole is also made in milder form for babies and small children. Ask for Children’s Musterole. | m Homes week campai Dr. H. 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Representative Henry R. Rathbone f Iliinols will be the principal speak- er at the twenty-ninth anniversary "I hanguet of the Washington Council, Knights of wnbus of the District |at Rauch tonight. Archbishop | Curley of Baltimore will.also speak.. | Several hund of the | headquarters declined to make an number | Statement. He was released on $2,000 . Follow- | bond pending a hearing. % o expected | . Mrs. Baccus charged Brandt with bringing her 1o Washington after she had learned, she told police, that he had not divorced his wife as he in County Addressed by Bishop McDowell. Walter Lewis Brandt, buyer of silk goods for & Washington ment, living at a local hotel, was arrested on a white slavery Mrs. Josephine old, widow, of April 26.--The handsome g hool building ot | the Methodist | | i was X r | ering that completely filled the large 35 years Bishop William Fraser MeDowell of when taken to detective Washington delivered the & Iy dedicated the structure, ad heen presented by R, M . «chuirman the hoard music pd 0 hass «\ln by Panl ino solo by Mrs, “Hivam . an anthem by th chureh under direction drs. J. N. S il selections by the Lialph D, men will be prasided s . 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