Evening Star Newspaper, May 31, 1929, Page 37

THE EVENING STAR,° WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY. MAY 31, 1929 s 37 head them of. How did you gtt em| A 1) GLEE CLUB gymnasium-auditorium on the campus.| W. Splawn, new dean of the Graduste| GORKY NOW IN MOSCOW. anyway?” Admission will be without charge, and | School and the School of Political | THE EVENING STORY . || moomiietm s ol g GIYE QNGB o t e o o | e s i | Commonle Gt 3 e i a ik ol it Tae e D s e ity and hac| the Far Eastern Review, and Walter Russian Author on Visit. Dar Biings Home Bagon. _ Then, tuming lo Dur Jacksen, e, etk D 8 0" BE MK | progrem Soheduled to STt at Deomro tommsron mhe e il | e (0, Algnie, A no prsidens| Gy Muian suor. eeted i Mo IT:.:—: nte Spring and the jaciconks PS8 014 b0y Soutve done’captored | cOmt up the road. Figgered there was| g ) qomorrow Night at | G Soniuag of Leon I, Brvmer, o6 (0 SONA'CE americn,. . UC | unti Fail, when he blans 10 return to in full leat, In the shaded . wrong. = single-handed two of the slickest 2% |was both wearin’ goggles I knew it. PG Havold Riggle, who have ap-| Commencement will be Monday night. | Italy for the Winter V. X7 Oply one way to stop 'em. I shoved Campus Auditorium. o e L e He was given a membership card and blooming modestly. The air was & | There's a $2,000 reward out for them P P peared more than 30 times and sung badge in the Communist party from the soft haze that purpled the tops of | an§ another thousand if you've got the"Chwmpion Rex in front of their car and TR o twice over the radio as well, will be Caddy Killed by Golf Ball. | All-Union Central Executive Committee, the higher hills, and in_the grasslands |joot, Cracked the safe of the Beeville he iust naturally wrecked the works. | heard in several numbers. | | the medow larks were whistling. Bank last night and made away with Poor old Champion Rex! He's deader | Festivities of commencement week at| Preceding the annual concert of the| NEW YORK, May 31 (#).—Struck in | 8 ‘But it was not the beauties of nature | £50.000 irf bills, We got word they was | than a herrin’, but this here rewardll American University will include the | Glee Club, the annual banquet of the|one eye by a midiron shot when 50| A cafe in Paris is “sy!""':},;wo;"‘;'e;{“‘ck' ,',L e e Pt the adniisation of | Lo et tle Way. Flegered they might buy a couple of hogs as good as him.” | annual concert tomorrow night of the | American 'University Alumni Associa-| vards from a tee, Adolph Sodowski, 12, | at which Napoleon pl thats s practical Dar Jackson. He had nO|turn into the hills at the fork. We| THE END, | college Glee Club and Quartet, under| tion will be held at the college dining | Who was caddying at the public links at | days when he was an obseure officer of “meb"'fl “‘tas‘e on HE"“”‘L. g“‘li—‘ ‘";.dwwere just high-tailin’ it up that way to (Copyright, 1929.) direction of Dr. Paul Kaufman, in the | hall. Speakers will be: Dr. Walter M. ' Forest Park. is dead. artillery. tumbling streams. s satisfied smile was all for the great Poland China hog, Champion Rex IV, which panted in the road before him. One end of a long rope was clutched in the gnarled fist PIE CRUST of the heavy-shouldered farmer. The other_end tethered the sharp-hoofed hind leg of the 300-pound hog. Easy to make Champion Rex 1V, had, with the per- Add versity of his hog mind, deserted the water and bake succulent alfalfa shoots and wandered into the timber, searching for last year's 3 acorns. Placidly but (pantingly ane Buy FLAKO at your grocer's with many stops, he was being led back to the home pastures. During every pause for breath Dar Jackson caressed with gloating eyes the sleek sides and fat hams of the great Poland China. Aroupd the bend behind man and hog came the staccato bark of & speed- US FA " ing car. Dar Jackson lifted his gaze ° F § e : gaitvantin’ over. the il thirty miles a hour ’thout no thought for other o . _: . G ARE LOWEST [ttt . You need never worry as to the quality of an item You will find that the prices asked at A&P. Stores . ‘With a crooked stick for-a goad, he | . E are comulenlly lower. LRé Ride the B g Tt The purchased at your neighborhood A&P Store. Every : e B S, e product on the shelves has won its right to be there ‘ It'is not so much the weekly specials that we are oo AlHEgURE (the Thtilo or the)fes through sheer goodness—purity and peerless flavor. mast proud to offer, but the surprisingly low trend even distinguish the rattle of the fen- of our regular pri day after day throughout the “and mossy places violets were| i ders and body above the cough of the o / y ! he same time they Down the road ripped a stripped- "A&P Food Stores protect you at the sa t Ting in stead - tood budget. down flivver. The former distinguished p : i year, resulting in steady savings on your udget. A in end e e saa guard their own reputation. e e e e [Rnother at his side. Then, without S ~ yaming, the little car swerved into the ¢ nch-trail. Dar Jackson howled a RICHMOND. .. 3 warning, but too late. 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He could excuse the dust and the o Jar cans N ns noise of careless drivers, he could even occasionally overlook the death of a wayward chicken in the path of thel| cars, but Champion Rex IV was worth &l 61 $1500 and the pride of the far- Fav ! ‘ mer’s heart. s was not a - " Royce—not even a good truck—sim ! . ~ o - 2 2 e e ok 2 wor e INATIONAL BISCUIT - : : i — . Special Free Offer of Cham hatts. - EEW “Ought 1o take this club to ‘em and| . i:.. COMPANY. i ) ’ i i on finish ‘em off!” he snarled to himself - L. / : as hed “l°¥fi'egk“ thed menmox:n’ ghe . c‘KE 2 L g 3 9 ground. “T’ e ’em down udge - ¢ " i £ % . Duffy, that'’s what I'll do. Sue ’em 4 >, . P si EReaiisdr® SPECIALS , , ~ : mpsomn's | He drew his jackknife from his pockét| " * - ; i ; and cut the.rope from the dead hog's : | » . . : | GOLDEN FLAKE Then with a heavily shot foot he cn Es TE g 3 4 : : ; - CI D | | I : o o ‘ utterm ength of rope cut from the coil. 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