Evening Star Newspaper, October 20, 1926, Page 11

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1926. VL PRI | e s | ' wmwen e = €2 Lansburgh & Bro. AREIVED AT NEW YORK. I({‘m‘mh‘ ulhamp}l}nn. and Cher-n’t Academy of Science. Dr. M. B. Walte of the Department H Celtic—Liverpool e . va hosen president M Washington Chamber of DU TODAT. Blor Asriculture was chosen prestent| c o YEARS—NOW SERVING OUR FIFTH GENERATION OF WASHINGTONIANS s b ST sl SO s 0 b A S e S S ORI S S P S R S oo il n 14 | ton at its meeting last night in the Commerce Hears Utilities |3 oo : 4 30| Cosmos Club, succeeding Dr. D. N. e N S er, who v noml;mte: fl;r i e hip in the Washington Acad- Here Praised. S 10| emy of Science. e Snta Marta x 12| Dr. Robert F. Griggs was selected i W . ——— | 15 vice president, succeeding Dr. A. G. ® Within another vear electric light|" e Johnson; Neil Stevens was named re- rates will be reduced to 6 cents per cording ‘secretary, Dr. W. W. Diehl kilowatt hour, Maj. W. E. R. Covell, was reclected corresponding secre- , s ° assistant engineer comm oner, pre- | 2 i tary and Miss Florence Hedges was dicted in an e full selected to serve another term in the n;aeélng of th t Chamber = L o «fMlee of treasurer. " i dipect = ‘ommerce t I = ' . . on, sclentific or Sy . RAnt SEight Tho mre . A eere). i aan 06 he TropiEel Smartly Cuffed—W ashable—Of Soft Suede-like Fabrics! cents and will b U s 0' Plant Research Foundation of Wash- ! s ngton, addressed the society on the Cuban’ sugar industry. 1,200 Pairs of the $1.00 Grade e iy public utllities of the Nati api- 2 i g tal. b 4 o o G An auto highway along the banks & L e e 12 of the famous Avon River has been 1,200 Pairs of the $1.50 Grade look with satisfaction upon its pu 4 opened. utllitles situation. Ther it, it creaks and groans from day to day, but, taken al : \ Ston R it compares most fav b % oonditions in other cities i n r?rfv: States of this country in Washinzton fe reaily D o . g DEVELOP lNTo Surveys Utilities Field. 3 He took the various utiiitics one by sy . ¢ praised the b = : Persistent coughs and colds lead | el i £ ||/ to” serfous trouble. You can stop T - : 8 G them now with Creomulsion, an | T . . P - | emulsified creosote that is pleasant | : St ; P Thursday— to take. Creomulsion s o new | = p % g 5 : - i | medical discovery with twofold ac- e ‘ i : g o . §-cent strect car s F " L ‘:?U::Ta“ uoot}i,es and hel‘iile 1“;3:»'1?‘ ¢ i o it Z : 5 }_<me_100k1ng glow es, br,)ught here e bus fare s an me | fla membranes and inhibits 5 " o g i Bhuict il o s 5 * 00231, || gorm growth. \ . = . by a very unusual purchase — prob- g ? et el O e el a Tatar horts : ZZ\ . ably to be whisked off of our tables while > : ) GAR = e he, prestost ‘haaiing he day is vet for they are that kind ating e o WAITERSEARB BRIGHTER. agencies for persistent cougns and R ) . t! cl a); 15E)xe y.oungh-— or they are that kind st misht “approved s Y| Pasts ‘Restaurants |Brpertment||tEoubies. Creomuikion containe, in V% o ‘ H s va“ue.. tha'}“{,"-t . s(;z::}msd—':tt. lst?ppar:frll S e ol Iy | With New Unitorme for Men. || BemERt: S focas a5 B s A : o P W o ‘ october 20 UP—The fu. ||| the 'esitation and . inflammation, " that they are far from ordinary, at 79c. Many a woman. 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