Evening Star Newspaper, September 14, 1927, Page 22

T22 ®- B. AR IN MILE LINE THAT MAY BE LAST Parade Features Sixty-first Annual Encampment at Detroit, Mich. By the Assoc GRAND RAPI ampmer annual it wch of mile lon ascent of provided a that long vigor. For the las last go lost much of their cl as a matter up a place at the de as_tod: out- | log-rolling the | was_temporarily in While the names of ting veterans 1 for commander-in- e convention opened, ge L. Hawk of hn C. Clem of Washing- ¢ most frequently heard | chief when those of Clem served with a Michigan regl- | ment and became famous as the | “drummer boy of Chickamauga.” | Hawk was with the 18th Ohio Infan- —_— e —a Evil Rgport °| Men come to me with grievous tales concerning Reuben Bingo-Tialos. ‘They say he hates to his bills s0 much the i e kills, T So I refu: reflecting thus on 3 often superheated liked to pay his bills once bought a quart of piebald pills, and had them , as was his way; the Dbill in, to his v he found that rought for far more bought. Then he refused to liquidate until the bill was rendered straight; the dealer swore his bill was right and there ensued dealer told all r my pink ga to buy on im for a dime, (Conys Twelve hundred students are ex- pected to attend the fifteenth annu ummer session of Rutgers Univer: ity. STEINWAY “The Instrument of the Immortals™ And Other Reliable, durable instru- ments. For sale, rent, ex- change. “Everything musical.” DROOP’S FRUIT AND FLOWER SHOW. Annual Exhibit by Takoma Club Opens Tomorrow Evening. annual Fruit, Flower and Veg- etablo Show of the Takoma Horticul- tural Club will open tomorrow eve- ng at 8 o'clock in the Takoma Park Library and will continue ! < Friday night. 1 untit 91 N, ———— e ————————7 THE TVENING STAR. WASHINATON, D. 0. WEDNESDAY. SEPTENEER Y. 189 Both members and non-members of the club are invited to display the results of their gardening efforts. There will be six classes of fruit ex- eight of flower exhibits, 10 of bles and two classes for those ing both fruits and berries. C. Thomas is general exhibition chairman, and F. L. Harries is chair- of the committee for the show . He is assisted by J. Morse, Albert . Dr. D. Shoem: Margaret Lancaster are the judg: Personality | It flashes from his smile—so attractive because his teeth OU can have teeth so are sparkling clean foam. In this foam is calcium / Lansburgh & Bro. 7th to 8th to E-FAMOUS FOR QUALITY SINCE 1860—Franklin 7400 School Monday! Start Him Off With One of These Fine Four-Piece Suits Give Him Added Confidence in the Knowledge That He is Well Dressed! 31 2.75 Suits to inspire enthusiasm in the most indifferent youth! He will recognize at once that these suits are smart—well tailored—of excellent quality—but abso- lutely not “sissy.” with two pairs lined golf knickers. Single and double breasted models Sizes 7 to 18. And most conservative in price! 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