Evening Star Newspaper, August 30, 1928, Page 12

12 ® | I.AN NEW S[ARGH mones s 1 elnd e | e S o e o~ o ' Refieves Hay Fever monkey, wl v y the na- | last eight or ten mont aws nor deprive him of the right of ev t -eater, Mr. Galvao and < | obt st of- es y tives to be a man-eates (Coprright. 1928, by Notth American News- | Maj. Neblett, Lieut. Theis and leerty Used as Answer to Republlcans obiaining and holding the highest of- is companion, Carlos Reith, were at- derness. In Apfil, 1923 while hunting| ilization at the town of Vilhene in the THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGY I, D. 1928.° C., THURSDAY. AUGUST 30, OFFICERS RESIGN. Lieut. Morison Quit Army. 'Washmgton Letter Prafimg Rellglous will not States.” our boast that a man's religious ane%i Nozol Quickly forfeit the protection of the Why suffer from ’ {acked by a male and female of this 23 i) oy e s B hu species e The letter bears the signature of ‘G hay &‘, RRio Bfeaiinto the female's chest WOMEN IN HOGVER RI\LLY The President has accepted the restg-| i e g o il o s meticanti at close range. She rushed at him as if | o) nations of three officers of the Regular | B nt ASOTReR P oot S bl B e o ' . | when Nozol gives ENSLRS ;ml‘::-:r:'t:f m:" (gl';(r! \nrn[;‘!x)‘r‘dd (1!::“}.’5( Miss Stewart of Boston to Direct | Army, viz, Maj. Herbert C. Neblett. [ omce at I)Nnu( national ch was written m' Pupil Awarded Scholarship { Hmachess ;;(mnl % Gk | away and broke it in two as she col- the Campaign MBIhAl Sxr0s tesned BF P wm'q“flm:l F i Wmh”‘j e e i Diibsteh (o The Star : : ce(dem,:m z"’”lfil b4 /| lap: 0 lore aint f loss E Point Military Academy; First Lieut el chairman of the Y h t e, who lfl(l_ dently written him | ST e | ore retiring J. Tozzi Calvaro, With Dyott o blood and shnek. [nted from 1% py, oover-Curtts campaign among | gqward . Thels, Medical Corps, sta- ommittee ey were offering up nyp;m‘amn?uzw - hrw.: = fr"hd"“c{’"”“l'gh‘f;,“"d1m:’";‘:|:,:?;.', Husiness a ofessiona o - b ital, P, s a8 een e cooling oils of lozol stren; husiness and professional women will be | tioned at Waiter Reed General Hospita scholarship to | irritated membrane of the nose and ren- Party Two Years Ago, Will Start Soon. who had He found Reith | bottle " into the, | furth Mr,, panion’s headless bod: f‘lr‘ beyond he could } his" com- From the jun- @oectal T An r the diminish- the North directed by M ton, who for director of ment service of the Labor Department. [tor of the speakers' bureau in the Re- e Garrafa as it [publican campaign of 1920 and an a and First Lieut. Jantes F. Morison, Field | rtillery, stationed at Atlanta, Ga Maj. Neblett is from Virginia, ap- pointed to the Medical Corps in June 1917 and reached the grade of major in October, 1918. Lieut. Theis is from Tlinois and was appointed to the Medi- cal Corps in August, 1927. Lieut, Mori- son is from New Hampshire and was Mary Stewart of Bos- seven y was assistant he United States employ- Miss Stewart also was assistant direc- the letter was written, about 'y person here may w L r‘nnlln: to the dictates nd | own heart by 1 copy is in the C . Mr. Roosevelt ive and in this land of equal liberty, it isthe I. harlotte Hal rorges Count e result of a com took Tn this enlightened age | White, who is 12 years old. ¢ lhl! Vllll Academy. Prince ry der it immune against germ attacks. Start this pleasant treatment at once. Physicians and druggists hail Nozol as | the world’s most effective hay fever remedy. 60c Size or large Family Size $1.00 the the examination NEW YORK, August 30.—Another l ing roar ((\1( ;‘l\(‘ Pe : g i . Feary disappeared bearing the head of the|tive worker in 1924. 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