Evening Star Newspaper, September 8, 1926, Page 17

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 8, 1926. " Iflgaln!t a Central American govern- IowA socIETY wILL Go ing at Great Falls Saturday after-| and its president for many ment. noon. Representative Lioyd Thurston 1s 1 mUINE UF SEAWEEB PR ————— SI_AlN ADVENTUR[R s ok with Tom ix and | ON GREAT FALLS OUTING | ™ soctty naa roster of 100 e | PRoiien: { either was in the movies. After the bers, and every effort 1s being made pictures got going, he was a techni-| All of 400 Members Urged to At-|to have the entire membership out Club to Give Supper. cian with Mix and vsed to play minor Pleni for the picnic. Surprises are | Special Dispatch to The Star. tarta’’ | tend Picnic on Potomac promised for those who attend. BRANDYWINE, Md., September e 1 M. G. Ladd, who has charge of the | Mount Rainier Council to Meet: | BT courts document room in the House | —A chicken sgpper is to be held hv 1 f‘l;}m lowa State Society, composed | Office Building, is chairman of the | the Brandywin® “Women's Club at t! ! A,m.-.x Dispateh to The Star, | ot former Towa citizens now living In | committee on arrangements. Mr. | high school here today, beginning U.S. Cherrlst Te||s of Effect| Jackson Carlisle, Found Dead| MOUNT RAINIER. Md. | Washington, will hold its annual out. | Ladd was the organizer of the society | 4 o'clock. ber 8.—The bi-monthl P mayor and council will be held tonight in Road, Was Ready to Join |23 % ancic Mayor Kenneth Bov: | on Thyroid Glands Which Governs Weught ¥ o Unrisi who is in charge of sldewalk construc- | tion, announcer that a total 5 Latin American Uprising. feet of sidewalk now has been I and that in three wecks the exte Spinning the Golden Wheat Over 100,000 persons from all parts of the globe come to the home of i SHREDDED WHEAT | every yedr to see them spin the golden wheat into filmy shreds and bake them into crisp, brown biscaits. This same process is shown this week at the following store: ! Sanitary Grecery Store 3rd and A Sts. N.E.—Thursday and Friday ‘ The whole wheat is man’s staff of life—a complete, perfect food. In [ Shredded Wheat it is prepared in a digestible form. You will like ] Shredded Wheat better after seeing how it is made. FREE—During Demonstration—FREE 7 ! program s expected to be completed. S L L S One block each om Thirty-seventh | CHICAGO, September $.—Informs ect north of Bunker Hill road, Thir- S 2 e | ty-fourth street south of Newton street | tion that Jackson D. Carlisle, sales. | tY-fourth street south of Newton streot man and soldier of fortune, slain early | Beech and Cedar streets remains to be | Kenosha By the Associated Press. PHILADELPHIA, Septemiber 8. s a preven and harden- | s was outlined here | | odine from seaweed ¢ with an ax n Chemical ; Wis., planned soon to join another projected insurrection in Central or | £/ o i R South America came vesterday to|]| Quality Beyond Question police looking for clues to the killing. [|| ——————— Kenosha officials questioned Mrs. Zelene Carlisle, his widow, without discovering any flaws in her account tvities prior to her hus- th, but held her for further They sought an un- who played a part in| n departure from & naturally oc- shown to be reater than that of f uently used in the and prevention of goiter. as last seen. left the E ¢ intoxicated. his wite said. || Have Your Children’s | v'n Monday in the mid: 1 | | i i 5 - v par ter the unidentified man, & | Eye. Examined Now! itor to the resort. put an meant s or 11 = of the The al al func gland results in goiter Before sending your chil- | | dren off to school bring them | | in for a thorough examinma- | tion of their eyes. The hap- \ | \ But they’ doubted th‘\t his | would add to their informa- in its varipus wme —have heen treated, the superior tivity of this natural vegetable form = 5 has heen)icony Sem.| _ Santa Barba held a flesta recently ed, Dr. Turrentine said, adding: | of the city along Spanish lines. 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