Evening Star Newspaper, January 11, 1929, Page 11

THE EVENING STARZWASHINGTON, D. ¢, FRIDAY, JANUARY 11, 19 | } AR, R A " | 3v the Associated Press. !set up electric disturbance within his e | SAN FRANCISCO, January 11.—How | mouth, t f A i E | of midday soup an electric shock thnt‘gmpe juice what pasteurization did for lomination of American EX- | is likely to have a considerable effect | French wines over half a century ago, Nomination toward pulling the ailing California | and for the world milk supply since that L e e i ke W PENSIONS TO BE SUBJECT OF BANQUET SPEAKERS Gen. Nelson A. Miles Camp Will Install Officers at Pythian Temple Tonight. Speakers familiar with pensions of nual banquet and installation of officers war veterans will speak before the an- ! i | grape industry out of its present criti- | "ty | {of the Gen. Nelson A. Miles Camp, perts Will Be Made Later | condition was told recently fo a| ju,‘z“,’;‘Y,mc,;‘;'c{f?,,;mfl,‘*meEgggf;s,m;sgl War Veterans, at Pythian by Board, r of the staff of the California taining on the inside alternate gold | Temple tonight. =~ = i y Board. rdists’ Association. |and silver rings. The acid and two| Among those who will address the entor, a Pole named Matska, | metals set up an electric eurrent, which, | Oganization are Col. Rice W. Means, ! ng a dish of tomato PUrce. it has been found, sterilizes the julce | President of the National Tribune; Col. 7 S s poticed that every time he fouched | without altering 1i5 taste or clarity. ©_ | Winfleld Scott, commissioner of pen- e iy opean | L1, spoon to his tecth he received an | *'A"San Francisco woman now has the |sions: Dr. H. L. Richardson. Pension PARIS, Januaty 11. o e THOR L - rights to the invention and experimen- | Bureau examiner; James G. Yaden and experts, including four men ik fx‘r’rfl;:"\r‘r;d"d“};"tll EH\;\' 'i‘l’f“-‘lé’f‘tannn i5 going on to find blends of | Carrie E. Nolan, " b will e yesterday by the Reparations Commis- | silver spoon and his gold-filled teeth | V¢ #7% g JUS RURG, | master of ceremonies. Past Department L 7 5 i = Comdr. James E. Maynard will speak ooty Stamp MISS SCHAIN TO SPEAK. on the good of the order. Sir J Newlyweds Get Vow Cards. 8 & Emil F i of Be . 1 el o ds reminding husbands and wives Pirelli ly and J . ir marriage vows are being of France [by the Mothers' Union of Ei ; owen 5 of st Political Condition. "rhe-y are of venient for carry- e printed in silver | a3 hington 4 Miss Josephine Schain, clubwo land white, They record the date and | Wasl s the problem, i 3 traveler, will address the afternoon | blace of the mayringe and they repro- | dette, 20, of Tjamsville, Md., have been The Re e rcon meeting of the American As-| quce the essential portions of the mar- | granted a marriage license by the local decision to make sociation of University Women tomor- | riage service which have reference to | clerk of the court. e ames | . here as a delegate fo the | MATital fidelity. Tt is planned to give a | R min . Se d d |card to every bride an t Vi 7l exports t, e of the American ex t weck of the National|oyaom at ,hn«“mfldn’ 'hg r::‘:mn';“f'“ y | Brazil exports meat, both refrigerated inate them at the t and Cure of War, has absence of word from W jvely through the Near was decided to ratify (b lected the political con- :E\;‘“‘;l::;:’::;iril(\fii‘p x5 . . v‘ ““”" o '?” i Under United States Government Supervision The Rare Opportunity tO Buy- Saks Suits and Overcoats, Our Fine 3d Floor Showings: §‘.’n‘r‘§§fi\fi3i'x§}5§°" f M | Associa ion are under the dI\fcct super\"isiou - W/ ARN At leaist of the Comptroller of the Currency of the For colds, grip $35.00 Suits . . . Reduced Now 25%......$26.25 $40.00 Suits . . . Reduced Now 25%......$30.00 dnd M. Dl ‘nited States ‘Lreasury. and flu take Pl anj St i il v Pl g Are you one of our members? 1f not, learn the advantages—we'll be glad to explain our savings plan to you. $45.00 Suits . . . Reduced Now 25%.....$33.75 $50.00 Suits . . . Reduced Now 25%.....$37.50 $35.00 Overcoats . . . Now 257, Off _____$26.25 $40.00 Overcoats . . . Now 25%, Off____.__$30.00 $45.00 Overcoats . . . Now 25% Off....._$33.75 $50.00 Overcoats . . . Now 25% Off_....$37.50 $65.00 Overcoats . . . Now 25%, Off $48.75 $75.00 Overcoats . . . Now 25% Off._...$56.25 $85.00 Overcoats . . . Now 25%, Off._____$63.75 125.00 Overcoats . . . Now 259, Off ... $93.75 Couple Licensed at Frederick. cial Dispatch to The Star. January 11.— vears_old, and preserved, hide and wool. Germany, Dr. Albert Voe WEHAVE FINANCED- &elll/of Open Daily 9 to 5—Saturdays Until Noon ‘ National Permanent “Building A Belgium, Emil Franqu and M. Gut; Japan, Togo Mori and | M. Auki. 40 TOLL OF ACCIDENTS. Epecial Dispatch to The Star. FREDERICK, Md. January 11— Forty persons were killed or fatally in- | jured in accidents in Frederick Count during the past year, accol g to report just completed by Co v Hea Officer E. C. Kefauver. 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