Evening Star Newspaper, January 9, 1928, Page 6

and There's No Place Like SWANEE SYNCOPATQRS— the greatest Dance Band ever— holding forth 7 nites a week in America's most beautiful Ball Room. - If vou want DANCING— here's DANCING at it's best. How sbout torite? 13th & E Sts. Mr. Hsrr) Wardman an- nounces the opening of a Bridge Studio | At the Carlton Hotel on January 10 at 11:30 AM. Auction Bridge Classes Tuss- davs and Thursdavs at 11:30 AM. and 8:30 PM. (Course of 12 lessons, $30.000. Contract Bridge Class nesday evenings at 8:30. of 6 lessons. $20.00". Studio under the personal Wed- Course rection of M Harry Fr Helwig, assisted by the ranking men exponents of in Washington. For _cdmission to classes phone Carlton Hotel or Adams 2260. Eyes Examined Graduate Mecormick Medical T3 INVIG Eyesight Specialist Phone Main 321 409-410 NcLachlen Bidz. 10th and G Sts. N.W Dr. CLAUDE S. SEMONES enetrating qualxty of BAUME ENGU £ (pronouaced Ben-Gay; stimulates outer<chest cire lessening degper cangestion, bri: prompt relief. If you do not get prompt rels should consuit a physi ief you , BAUMEBENGUE SIQUE Tomorrow! Closing-Out Special Group Fur-Trimmed COATS 1 Black Coat Fitch Collar. Formerly 2 Blz«'k Coats Wolf Coilars Sizes 16 and 18 820 820 w1 Collar. s Sig Formerly Formerly 1 Red Coat 8059.. 235 No Exrhnhgu City Club Bldg. Your arder for painting —and feel perfectly sure that towill be executed, not only in secordance with the striet fe ter of the specticatiomns—but b the spirit that seeks to give complets natinfaction Gur figures e always low. st where of workman unlity ship ix taken into consideration R. K. Ferguson, Inc. Fainting Department Fr 212 B S5t KW 298 ... DON'T let that | | # | .SHIPPING NEWS Arrivals nt and Snl(lnus From New York. U. 3. PRINTING SHoP MENACED BY FIRE| Spontaneous COmhustuon ls Believed Cause of Blaze. Damage $10,000. YESTERDAY. ~December 2% December 31 ARRIVED lic—Bremen —Port Limon Red Cross Fund to Be Di tributed by Commission at Geneva. Ame The American Red Cross is send 000 to the High Commission RUSSIAN REFUGEES ARE SENT 360,000 is- Jan. 9 . ins | i on lo to «punmm‘mwu\mhxu o of the League of Nations, | i tion, swept through the fling 3 wsed in transporting White the division of accounts, Government :,,-,g:;,;"- P i jans _in Turkey to Arentina t Printing Office, early yesterday after- | Laner {Cunts, ‘Goraien fand (other catitLites inoon and threatened-the old wing of | DUE e ovent, nccording fo an an the estabiishment. A mass of old docu- | hatirHav e coment by Dr. Anson Phelps * eanon of the Washigton Ca i ans, who are t the Government Print. | v | s { reed out « ey hy that ng Office at a little in excess of §10 003, | e S foreed out of Turk Ras ue tof Nive andiiamblie which | MOR MEIDAT ANUARY U2 wernment Included in the number threatened the adjoining document sec. | Mosante e 511 women, 368 chillren and 158 | ! requisition for “him up the back. and spoke about his | swabbly shins. his feet that didn't| i of human s inging tones: | “and he has no redeeming traits— he's | vile, clear to his bones.” ‘or he had | | upon it with my heel, and slid around | | COUGH get worse | k it ac the start with PERTUSSIN, the eafe, dupe- free cough remedy, snd avoid Bore serious toulie. PERTUSSIN is pleasant to ke, ethestheirritated throat anc helps you to breathe v. Being harmless, it can en hu A !at the Government Printing Office at- Hines were g | down. across, and back again. I start ments was destroyea. hut they were of | | negligible value. consisting mostly | purchase records dating back to 60 years which had been ce condemnation The major por the loss. which has heen estimated by This sum is the first fund of 390.000 raised in .vs to permit tha comu o earry out the task of moy 4 | infirm persons Contributers to include the American Red Cross, w 2 Rockefeller st Relief, tion on the socond flaor and rendered | § el useless a dozen telephones and numer. | DUE SATIRDAY fous ;‘Ir”‘“ ble lines in that part of [y von cony building. < DUE SUNDAY. Watchman Discovers Blaze. | President Ro JANUARY 14 JANUARY 1 | Ataunia—southampton January 5 1ast Welfave Association. the | The conflagratfon was discovered | o ian Refugee Relief Society of | 3y 3 o'clock by Henry F.| A and numerons individuals, | : v watchman, making his | 3 T < of the project hope to swell rounds. > saw heavy clouds of |Columbus—Pismonth. Cherbours and Bre the fund to $100,000 in the next few smoke eman om the filing room. | Einy E—Sants Domingo ‘\Iniy«' e e hortly WC ko e und s considered as Ot ',“. bt beinz raised by the ! entered the build we and Cristobal cooperation with its af- 4 divides the ational Labor offe te a dozen SAILING WEDNESDAY JANUAKY 11 wh the L . side of the Ca S duan La Guavea and Puer celared to he the vented the | g s imong all refusee ery store- R Oy ope. tly below the fil- was asked by contains § , | Commission on Refugees y of leather and paper stock. | X | o to represent it in the fu That room. however, slightly | West | vaisng matter 1 by water which seeped | THURSDAY JANUARY 12 “In view of the fact that the b he ficors. The document | American Shipper—Plymouth and London pean zovernnients are contribu which ave deposited data of | San Xan Juan and Saute Domineo | $10.000.000 a vear to care for invaluable woth was untouched by the actual flames which authorities Russiin_ refuzees within ders, £100,000 seems ask of American philanthropy,” declaved 1 am confident fr promnpt response thus far that public-spivitec ne will snbs promptly the £10.600 mininum vequired ristobal and Pacific their se and Valparaiso. e speed with which hose t into the building while wer icapped by ssability of sent rooms te to th n JANUARY 13 it Southamuton = Lot Gion. sans The meney is loaned to the r > —Port an Prines Cummean and | caes and exper shows that Public Port aw Prince and | copt (or invalids, at least 75 per and othe of rapavments ean_be counted JANUARY 1) nd H streets, 1 recalled that he has incorporated a appropriation for a ng in his annual report to | Tre old building was erec ool nd_Londaen i outh. Cherbour buil Use healin; Iw]u.d Zemo. 2 fire ;::\r\‘dr}::\(e:‘:\:‘x‘;‘"mfl;‘" i s Afaneio. Santos - giop worrying about skin troubles It consists for ths most part’of wood ahal and Port Limon For a clean, smooth, healthy skin en floors and structure, and houses Mifax and St Juhme | apply Zemo. It penetrates, soothes thousands of decuments of highly Puerio 2 and Poerto Ba {and au kly relieves itching. In most combustible character | Kinzston and Pucrto relief from Blotches, ! Reserve police were needed to con- | and oth trol the crowd which gathered at the | and other corze—St. Thomas. Barbadoes and ‘ are g o un [ | irvitation dangerous if s % | SATIING MONDAY JANUARY 16 | neglected. Use Way o miaht e _; aledonia—Cruies arvuea the world Bt does nat show. o0c and 5100, Feeling Cheap nation of Prof. Charles E o ir- , for 60 years a teacher at Tufts lege. has been accepted by the 1 went around the publie square and | trusices. 5 +OR SKIM 'PUT 1oNS roasted Hiram Hood: to all the gaffers | roosting there I said he was no good. | T called attention to hi 1 ripped | put my cow in pound. so I had been | informed: and as 1 went pirooting ‘round my soul with wrath was warm 1 ed. When I had scored him up and ed on a trip down town to buy a set ting hen. Some one had left an orange | peel upon the concrete walk: I stepped | a block. T landed up azainst a tree. a ruin most complete; and Hiram | Hood, he came to me, and helped me | |0 my feet. He combed the sii | from my hair, the gravel shoes, and placed a pouitice, ric rare, upon my fiercest bruise. | He | poulticed every sore and scar upon my busted dome, then Many people, two hours after eat- | And you m” never suffer from | ing, suffer indigestion as they call it ien you prove out placed me in his AR e ts =niiy | It is usually r\u_i:h:n;.J q(( tit Please do that—ior y est way. cess acid wl easy relief. hooing ear Homer® And sa we joureved there 1] with an alkali the lown sake—now found the story was untrue, that he 9uick. hariless and efficient way, is| Be sure to get the genuine Philiips’ had placed my cow in pound No.| Phillips’ Mill: of Magnesia. It has | 3ilk of Maznesia prescribed by phy- | vember 22 Then I'd have -v!\dn-w\nn remained for 50 years the standard | sicians for 50 years in correcting ex- ! bones 1 T could hut recall the things sicians, O i s feiie lem | T'a aid in angry tones. hard by te ! e 0| ces ciandifon hotlesh ¢ water neutralizes many 1 mes its vol dr { courthousa wall. " But things once sald are sald for keeps. and Hiram knows ume in stomach acids, and at once guesia” has heen Registered Trade Mark of {them now. while the remorserul| IN¢ symptoms disappe ve min- speaker weeps, and be hix heated | Utes. ‘ Charles H Phillips Chemical Com brow. WALT MASON. You will never use crude methods | pany and its pvulx(n~nr Charles (Copyright 19781 when you know this better method | Phiilips since 1875, WASHINGTON’S THIRD COLD PREVENTION WEEK Wins Enthusiastic Co-operation Thousands Availing Themselves of Service Given by Peoples Drug Stores. 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