Evening Star Newspaper, May 19, 1927, Page 7

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'I‘TTT EVENIN (’} STAR. WASHINGTON, D. €, THURSDAY, MAY 19, 1927 SAFETY BELT LAC BLAMED FOR FALL wisia comess sar o sa | for Paris Shortly, Her | Husband Reveals. ‘ Temperamentally ~ Unsuited, Film Actor Says, After Try- | ing Year’s Separahon. ‘ Witnesses Now Doubt That Lightning Struck Naval Seaplane H-16. ind her otion pic orce 11 1 here | will > esidence in France 1 his v rench co f New Yo Killed. elli uently From time to ti clared that the two l-was perhaps Hollywood's mos social function in 1 eparated, but b were emphatic |in their denis mony, D Repor rried in what | B bril- hold the p Hollywood. Pickford “Hiss Miller in a musical show for| €ld next year, while| before the Byrne was of the opir Aot the definite. | to he starr Phil M ea| Florenz o Norfolk. | condition | cHICAGO of Miss M Relati today MARILYN MILLER WILL SEEK DIVORCE FROM JACK PICKFORD s | pro- quir GROUP MARRIAGES Wnness at House of Dand Hear- | ing Says Move Followed White Slave Probe Threat. red OF CUI.T ALLEGED f David slave one | en not You know how often you get that loggy feeling as a result of good mml and no exercise. e you travel try of Exo along. and women use (\puil(‘l\t bott men r up the heavy, li >tlv~~ feeling that comes from a h intestinal tract and faulty elimination. Keep a bottle of Exo handy at all times, both when traveling and at home. For children and adults, it is a RICHMOND BUYS LAND FOR CIVIC AIRPORT BROTHERHOOD SPIRIT | Hormones in Bloo(l | OF MEDICINE LAUDED Definition of Love 96 Acres Purchased. 300 More to | RCga Be Leased for Field—Will Be ' William Knowles Cooper Welcomes | Ready in Fall. Visiting Doctor-Rotarians at Luncheon at Willard. of Ameri nal men William ; The spirit of an busine was ht and ps be used a nding fiel stressed o, h [ Knowles ¢ ‘come in welc the Amer convention, omin; | to an Medical » | Association pointed out .| that the medical profession typified || the creed of service to humanity re | gardless of material reward. He p tribute teachers, nurses, ®land physicians in reiterating nciples of Attention was | des to_right liv- | ions, ~self-improve- | and moral succ | tual benefit of exchange, service | yond ain, friendship. achieve- | iment without unfair advanta tion and equal opportunity i The city is to provide lights, v he obtained without ma nd the necessary buildi repairs, etc., together w . will be provided to BRIDGE OVER POTOMAC | AUTHORIZED BY STATE, West Virginia Stx‘uc{\lre at an~" Paw Will Eliminate Five Moun- tains on Highway. from President W presided. They wer of pres: ation at th John Dolph, ( Dan Callahan, Edw sle. Roland Robbin: . Arthur d J. Harry Cunning Charle VETERAN DIES AT 53. J. N. P. Burnett of Lynchburg Served in Spanish War. The Star. rade highway and east through the P with the West Virgin Paw, and will mm] a Rerkeley Sprir teh 1o “ounty: three | “Clinton and_ Caskie | Lynchburg: three brothers, | arnett of Lynch- rnott. of Norfolk, John f Nannie Carr of nett « W. and A. C and O. L. F two sisters, Mrs. ynehburg and mpbell Cou DIES IN LYNCHBURG 65, Leaves LR 8Six Children. A Scruges. v Children. Lillie R. C. CALLOWAY DIES. ynchburg Man, 17, Leaves Widc o Children W and Tw oth of Concord, ! PRINCETON OFFERS AID. Labor Battalion to Hf‘]p in Flond' Area Is Suggested. s the Sun at ) the War | v Willian How- | bble anc the uni- versity, Aspirin 13 the (rade mark of Bayer Menufacture al delightful and beneficial laxa- tive—not at all to be con- fused with the usual “salts.” At all druggists—two sizes —75¢ and $1.25. As Told to l)oclors F?FFRVE)L? N SALINE MaBuzz went to the country, Hooray! LIT spray clears your home of flies and mos- quitoes. It also kills bed bugs, roaches, ants, and their eggs. Fatal to insects but harmless to mankind. Will not stain. Get Flit today. DESTROQYS Flies Mosquitoes Moths Ants Bed Bugs Roaches ‘he yellow can with th¢ Sk band” | TAKE “BAYER ASPIRIN" — Gonuine | Proved safe by millions and prescribed by physicians for Colds Toothache DOES NOT AFFECT THE HEART Accept only “Bayer” package which contains proven directions, Hand; “Blyef' boxes of 12 tablets Also f 24 in mo-—Dmmu. Neuralgia Neuritis Lumbago Rheumatism Headache Pain i ‘ BALTIMORE TO HAVE BIGGEST CHOW SHOW 102 Dogs Entered Club’s Competition to Be Held Tuesday. al Dispatch to The Star. ‘ | | SURVEY BEING MADE in Sollthern for 11 More Branch Buildings BALTIMORE, May 19.—The Reintroduced in COHglCSS ern Chowchow Club will hold for chow do; { Maryland Country Clab T indred and two dog: | entered | s number a spe cia show at the day. One been | 1 will make the ne of the largest of its kind that has ever beep held in the United States, it was \uwl The chows | come fron 5 l)\\l] Wa N. Y., will of show o neh | Philadelphia, Eight hu sh, besides numer and r.bbons will Jarrett t \ffer red | ania spends one-ninth al government revenue ucation. FOR LIBRARY slTEséNee(l for $2,000,000 Endowment| | Commissioners Plan to Have Blll " .| BANDITS BURY TWO ALIVE. | Report SEWANEE ALUMNI MEET. ‘C!TIZENS’ FEDERATION 42,000,000 ASKS REDUCED FARES Universal Transfers Among Several Street Car Proposals Made to Commission. Stressed at Dinner. rington and Baltimore alus > University of the South at Se Tenn., met at a dinner in the on of Citizens' Assn through Clayton Emig, v ) its committee on publi osted the Public U o Feders owment for tk A nation-wide mo will be % WRCE hearing t oconsider three long-stand- recommendatior s relating t wes in the Dis ie former commission, st time that the untver. and the sale c Gang At-|t for 20 cents proposiis have come before the new commission. A on for a reduced fare en was made to the after it hegan to in I\m;.\l tacked Mexican Train recommenc for scho Some oil wells driiled an and a | out under the oce: priest are actually 'uuunllllxl||IlllllllllllllllllllflllIIIIIHIHIIIIINI!III!IIIIiIiIIIIHlIHHiHHNI)IHMHINI!Il!l?llfiJ!HiiNiHINHilllfl—IFE T'ME O = How Many Useless Steps Do You Take to Prepare Your Meals? And Enables You and plenty of room to work. l—-—————————‘——i 34 Discontinued Hoosier Cabinets Marked Low These are all perfect Cabinets, dis- continued by the factory. Stand- ard Hoosiet equipment. Sliding porceliron tops. 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