Evening Star Newspaper, September 21, 1928, Page 16

16 THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, SCIENTIST TESTS 16, AR PICKS REESE P55 5 o Took? Fie Do D. ' C,; FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 2%, 1928: would be an easy task compared to what the author of ‘Tom Sawyer Abroead’ did.” Meat Market in Every Piggly Wiggly Store Tom Sawyer Abroad.” published today | for the-boy of 1878, or even 1018, and a | PN e | by Harper & Bros., says it has taken | new fascination for all of us who are Meat Market in24 Sanitary Stores 1845 4th St. N.E. IGGLY WIGGL “A Big Value” Demand the Best for This Week End We Recommend ARGO BRAND “SANICO” ALASKA RED Brand Selected White saLtMON | EGG In our mind this is the higge:t These selected white eggs are as valile offered ;o tHivadvertivement fine and fresh as any one would de- chock full of values. Seldom is sire. Those of our patrons who have such a low price quoted on this used these eggs insist upon them. hizh quality Red Alaska Salmon. Have you tried Sanico sclected white ) eggs? You'll realize their goodness only after you have tried Sanico Pacific Coast White Eggs. Piggly Wiggly Stores handle the same eggs in the Piggly Wiggly carton. SANICO Pacific Coast Dz WHITES ores Prof. Michaelson Estimates. Sixty-Second Annual Meeting| o Serers Shaenicier: Tom ‘Tudhis| Fnin:ceme o Torcicing (5t schuals | Transmission at Rate of | Ends—Other Officers | tioife gyt furis s | el s ol o poes | {8 | | b [ ‘What Dr. Caldwell Learned ! ‘ " in 47 Years Practice friends set out from St. Louis and flew | ties of directed human flight. If you | air vessel of 1978 will be like. That 186.284 Miles Per Second. | Chosen. = o e Br the Associated Press. N PASADENA, Calif,, September 21.—| DENVER, Colo., September 21.—Vet- The Michelson tests of the speed of |erans of the Grand Army of the Re- | at have been substantiated in new public were homeward bound today | iments just completed here, the [after having bid farewell to comrades | discoverer, Prof. Albert A. Michelson of | of other States until the 1929 encamp- | th: University of Chicago, has an- ment, in Portland, Me neuneed. With the election of new. officers, Nows of the experiments came as Prof. | headed by John Reese of Broken Bow, on prepared to leave next Sat- | Nebr.as commander-in-chief, the sixty- a; for Chicago. where he will resume |second annual meeting _closed last lecture_courses at_the University of g o) ioe October 1. The speed of light | MIEB: F"“_" TefeaeiOldRR IS ated by the physicist to be | tired attorney. lv 136.284 miles per second. | James E. Jewell, Colorndo’s candidate he accuracy of he original ex- | for commander-in-chicf, who withdrew, here two vears ago been was elected senior vice cemmander-in- her tosts mever would | chief by acclamation. y. Prof. Michelson _ Other officers elected were: Henry J Kearney, New York, junior vice com- scientist came here about a mander: Dr. 8. W. Hopkins, Lodi. Calif. h and a half ago to carry on new |surgeon general. and J. King Gibyon, | tei! ! experiments. The exact methods of | Dayton, Ohio, chaplain-in-chief. | ration. ~ Syrup Pepsin ‘is pleasant- these tests were not revealed. | “Mrs. Minnie T. Horseman of Port- | tasting, and youngsters love it. It | oung; i The original Michelson theory of the | land, Oreg., was elected president of the | does not gripe. Thousands of specd of light generally has been recog- | Wonien's Relief Corps, which is affili- | mothers have written us to that cf nized as the basis for the Einstein ated with the G. A. R. Other officers | joct theory of relativity. About a year ago named were: Alice B. Armstrong, Kan- ¥ other scientists reported tests which | sas City, senior vice president: Mrs.‘ Dr. Caldwell did not approve of tended to contradict Michelson's experi- | Clara Lamb, Golden, Colo., junior vice |y i phvsics and purges. He did et | president; Mrs. Sue'Browning, Musca- | (T85C PASSES SO0 PRI A L The 75-year-old professor, once win- | tine, Towa, chaplzin, and Mrs. Joseph | "ot belicve they were good for umin | the Nobel prize, said he had fully | B, Bennett, Harvard, Nebr., secretary- | beings to put into their system. 1In | red from effects of an operation | treasurer. actice of 47 vears he never ormed at Chicago shortly before he v reason for their when a me cine like Syrup Pepsin will empt the howels just as promptly, mor V,mvmmuv 5% Dr. Caldwell watched the results of | onstipation for 47 years, and helieved ! that no matter how careiul people are f their health, diet and exercise, con ation will occur from time to time rdless of how much one 10 avoid it. Of next importance, then, i {how to treat it when it ¢ Caldwell always was in favor of get ting as close to nature as possible hence his remedy for constipatic known as Dr. Caldwell's Syrup et | sin, is a mild vegetable compound. can not harm the most delicate sy | tem and is not a habit forming prep: 5353 Ry Sgave w Thrifty housewives should take advantage of this special Jow price today and tomorrow and stock their pantries for future needs. OCTTEB IO F /9 o Tb e BIIUE o 2220 R 2R RIRD DD P This 'y Week End ,] c Onlyfod 5 N ‘ Stimulating and helpful during the trying weather 44 npy stomach breath, no appetite, headaches. i to break up fevers and colds. cial conpon offer came to California 2 == Special Today and Tomorrow Only i e MOFFAT PARTY WINS. Due to Research. 1 development n workingman nd the equivalent of from 10 to 15 manpower, which en-| ables him to produce far more than he w r of any other country and Rhodesian Power in Recent Election. Premier Restored to tmber 21 (#).—The Southern Rhode- sian government, headed by Premier H. BULAYAYO. Southern Rhodesia. Sep- ' cleanly and “gently without aripin and harm to the system. Kcep free from constipation! It vour strength, hardens your irteries and brings on premature old age. Do not let a day go by with-| out a bowel movement. Do not sit | robs I Mail to “SYRUP PEPSIN,” | Monticello, ) ! Please send hottle of Dr. Caldwell's Tllinoja. Every Sip Delicious v much larger returns from his | W. Moffat and composed of members of a The controlling importance of | the Rhodesian party. was returned to that power development in the pros- ‘ power in the general election held Tue: P of American industry and the | day, latest returns assuring the govern- social condition of its workers has been | ment party of at least 16 of the 30 recognized throughout the world, but | parliamentary seats. The Labor party the part played by research in facili- | elected members to the House for the tating that development has not been first time, three candidates being Suc-l generally appreciated. cessful on the basis of available returns. get one of the Dr. Caldwell's the proper does morning you will person. Use for and hope, but go to a dru bers of the family in constipation, and | | Syrup Pepsin to try, entirely FREE. enerous hottles of | v rup Pepsin. !nkc' Hidaowed that night and by |1 g fecl like a different | 1 vourself and mem- | ! P. 7 ‘ew Fall Shoes In preparing for the greatest Fall season in our history, we overlooked no one, nor any possible shoe occasion! Whether a pair of Comfort Shoes, or a pair of brilliant Evening Slippers— it’s here, in your size, width and style. Now—the greatest Fall showing in our history. 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