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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-01-15
WHIPPE'T SETS
MANY RECORDS
Past Performance In
dictate Worth OF
Light Car

In presenting the perfected lire or
Whippets at new low prices khat
place 1t In direct competition with
the lowest priced cars. executives of
the Willys-0verland company de-
clare that never before in the his
tory of the automobile industries
pecialix in the light four-cylinder
field-has a u set such a long list
OF notable records as the Whippet.
These records, made over a period
Of is months since the original pre-
sentation of this modern light car,
cover every phase Of test and in
each instance the Whippet has set
such q high standard of performance
that IL u accorded the quality lead
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-01-15
BY Clark Kinnaird

PANAMA CITY. Jan. I4.-Panama,
natural axis Of North-South Ameri-
can air transportation projects, is
agitating immediate United States
initiative In the development Of mail
lines and the requisite airport facili-
ties, emergency landing fields
throughout the republic. electric
guides for night flying, etc.
Demand for action in the matter
by either the United States govern
ment or a private American concern
mas become increasingly insistent
since the Panama government found
1t necessary to ignore the proposals
OF a German concern to establish
an air mail line between Colombia
and Panama, connecting with steam
ships to and from Europe. Panama
officials hands are tied because of
the United States ban on air ac-
tivity by a foreign nation in proxi-
nifty to the Canal Zone.
Under its canal treaties. the u. s.
government has jurisdiction over the
foreign and military affairs Of Pana-
ma. This means that Uncle Sam has
q monopoly on radio and aviation In
the Isthmian republic.
Look to United States
Because Of Panama 5 geographical
Importance it is felt here that the
United States has a responsibility
to other nations in the matter.
Panama rs not a trouble center or
important part OF the so-called "Cen-
trail American problem" because its
existence is bound so closely to the
canal. Its natural resources are I'M
derdeveloped; the country is under
populated, and the cities
lated; and the canal is its principal
source of wealth.
Large scale fruit cultivation VEN
lures made by American concerns in
the interior have been unsuccessful.
The small banana industry has been
shattered by the rGvages Of the pest
known as tn panama disease"
In all departments Of government.
Panama leans heavily on Uncle Sam.
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navy could not protect both cur
coasts and the canal. Development of
aerial warfare has considerably less
ened the efficacy Of land fortifi-
cations.
Representatives Of foreign powers
have expressed the viewpoint that be-
cause Of the Importance Of the canal
70 the worlds commerce. an interna-
tional covenant should be entered in
to by the principal powers, making
the canal a neutral zone, under neu-
trail supervision. iR the rvent Of war
between the United States and an
other power. But since the canal IL
so integral a part OF the United
States defense scheme, It appears
unlikey that the United States will
propose such a convention.
Increased safety TO the United
States. from n military and naval
standpoint. lies in the construction
of the Nicaraguan canal. military
leaders contend. The efficiency Of
the navy would be increased. and
the safety of its transfer from n
ocean to another. would be advanced
byt he possibility of its using two
canals instead Of one.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-01-15

GALE REVEALS LOST TOMBS
H0LYHEAD, Eng.-A s%and-covered
cemetery 500 years old was uncover
ed by n terrific gale near Trearddur
Bay.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-01-15
CITIZENS FEEL
AID IN MAKING
PORT MERITED
Location Ideal as juno
ton Between Service
North, South, Writer
Believes

This is the eighth and last OF q
series Of articles by a correspondent
OF central Press and The Herald,
giving a readers-eye-view Of condi-
lions IN the Central American states,
now the subject Of international at
tention because of L~indbergh's tour,
n because Of the Pan-American
conference in Havana.)
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-01-15
THE ONLY OF
ITS KIND IN THE WORLD

The amazing resources Of the cars brilliant power
plant are multiplied still further by perfect distribution
and economy of weight.
Power in relation TO load is materially increased
pickup quickened-far greater ~AexibiLty achieved.
Fl valid miles per gallon at Is miles per hour is made
possible FOR A SIX! Incredible smoothness at high
speed is another great gift of this new design!
Elimination Of back wheel chatter" when the 4-wheel
Lockheed-H Hydraulic brakes are quickly applied is still
another!
And thanks TO The Victory's low center Of gravity and
wide chassis frame, swaying, ~skidding, tipping-each
a factor of weight and its proper and improper place.
ment-arer reduced to a new and negligible minimums
Another NesV Safety Feature
Yet Dodge Brothers have taken a further revolutionary
step to insure the safest motor transportation il is
possible 10 create.
For the first time in automobile history, they have
applied the so-caIIed battleship construction to closed
car design.
I'm other words, the body has a double steel shell,
locked together, with an air space intervening-is
actually W. bodies, one within the other-yet
lighter by It's ~pounds-and the safest body known.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-01-15

Tune in for Dodge Brothers Radio Program every Thurs
day Night, z to 1880 Central Standard ~Time)-Nation-
al Brcedcestirg Company Red Network
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-01-15

For numberless puzzled motorists Dodge Brothers
New Victory Six will simplify the problem of selection,
for nowhere in the world is there a Car like il. Greater
expenditure will not duplicate il.
To possess this cars unique advantages you must
possess this car.
A Radical Departure in
Body Design
In The Victory, for the first time in history, the body
sill is eliminated. Body and chassis are built as a
single integral unit.
Thus, the wide, deep chassis frame Of The Victory,
now flush with the lines of the body, avoids the GUS
tomary ~overhang of wide body upon a narrow frame;
and the chassis itself, rather than the body, supports
all w~eight-body, floor, seats and passengers.
Amazing Results
The results of this construction are astonishing.
$50 body parts are eliminated.
ITS pounds Of superauous weight are cast of.
The aILimportant CENTER OF GRAVITY is materi.
ally lowered.
Without the slightest sacrifice of head-room or road
clearance, the overall height Of the car is also lowered
One of the secrets of The Victory's great beauty.
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ApARrMENrs-uNrURNisHED
THE. PORTNER,
18th AND. YOU STS.N.W.

A few desirable apartments
with large roomsi high ceilings.
spacious closets, 24-hoHr eleva-
tor and switchboard service,
public dining hall, shops. etc.
Free electric light.
2 rms, Kit. & bath ,.S3sper mo.
3 rms. non-house-@.. -. go
keeping :. ....,. -. 0per mo.
4 rms. kit. & bath. rs per mo.
S rms. kit. & bath. copper mo.
RESIDENT MANAGER: TEL. NORTH f42s.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..



cog KEDRIcK 1901 sTranhoE Criy nH
bath apt. Entrance hall. Newly deeorsssed
dining room, reception hall, bedroom. bath
81 sl.'h 6ecasSr soo D sTsncn sh ''n '
GoYR5s ,A Ant .Ss sssl T1:.sd 81
suitable for l or . Girls; references. =
THE MCDONALD. 1926 16th|sUNNY, OUT
side; apt. 2l---Huge liv. rm.. bed-rn,, dinette.
xitehe nd, nanS sso fur; phone 'nen 81:
1923 MONROE ST N.w.-Two ROOMS.
kitchenette.. bath. large screened sleeping
porch r. S9uth exp; adults; transients or
4TTRAcT1vELY FURNISHED, NEwLY
decorated: and floor; rms. kitchenetse'
gRsssss Beth g.. asso gas elec near
1850 wARDER: gR. SOLDIERS j, HOMER > n;, !:
only: $40: gas. cleo. included:
1901 CLIFTON ST. N.w..,s OR 2nd-TLooR
janitor; adults: reasonable.
1872 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. N.W:-FRONT.
two. three rooms; kitchenette. bath, gas;
1.s ssr It" To y an 80 n11nnMT CIRCLE
cafe. Apply Apt 81.
CLEVELAND PARK. 2s4s MAcoMs ST. ST.
sns. tsrs moor end Of 9s nlvs sSt hes
sssn,e Dr asSs s os cs # sszd AZ
esrs and schoos. Columbia 2s7s. '0p''
OF NE..-1DEAI. ROOMS. FURNISHED:
hot-water heat. Reliable adults only eel. .l7
FURNISHED APARTMENT CONSISTING OF
living ROOM. bedroom, kitchen with Frigid-
aire and bath with shower; southeastern ex-
are es0 phone eyenns. ADAMS
Rent, eighty-fve dollars 3 month.
ssos 18th ST. Nw. X I',cs ROOM oSd, WITH
trs enal furnished: reasonable.
1903 Sc. CALL EVENINGS. LOVELY
front Groom. alcove, complete hk. apt;
sink range. h.-w.h.. cleo: $40 23'
LARGE BEDROOM. DINING ROOM, KTTcH-
Can Frankiin ss4s. ASK for cashier. le'
PRIVATE APT; LARGE. LIVING ROOM,
bedroom. dining kitchenette, hath. porch:
2nd floor. detached house. 55oe l4th st.
FURNISHED APARTMENT OR AS ROOMS
Conveniently located. Clean house. Reason
able T ,:to water heat 1852 nth ST. NV
nished housekeeping apt. Q rooms, kitchen.
rscsp1on hall and oee Tf h se
kitchenettc; ) rooms. kitchenette; porch.
semi-bath
$500 18th ST NW-AA;TIIsRAc;TIvELyg P FUR
Moderate rental -
DOWNTOWN - ATTRACTIVE TWO-RoOM
apartment. completely furnished. bath.
sts son ansSr 81 Safsr
10 r ST. N.E.-TWO BEDROOMS, LIVING
room. kitchen and tile bath modern entire
third floor: inst. hot water: closets l9-
1874 CALVERT ST.-LARGE LIVING ROOM
bedroorn. COMPLETE kitchen. private bath;
entire floor: s55; gas. electricity, phone in
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.ARMY-NAVA s. =.
APARTMENTS,
$40 Connecticut Ave.


iBe.yeen n and Ess S S,, N.Y. n1.rr
Apartments Hotel -
uNruRNrstED. - ~.
Living room. dressing room, bath tmaid
$52.5O-S60.00
Living room. dressing rocns bath, kitchen,
dinette, electric refrieeratict-- =
So. 50-$7S.00..: -.
Living room. bedroom. bath, Kitchen din
cite, electric refriseration--
$77.50-$125.OO.
ALSO HANDSOMELY FURNISHED SUITES
AT NOMINAL RENTALS.
Outside exposures overlooking city:
2l.hour elevator. switchboard service:
small families who seek 2 com comic ABLE
pensive downtown home, within WALKING dis-
lance Of business, the shops ana !neaters'
Now Open for Inspection.
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1858 10th N.W.-2 Rooms. a
large sleeping porch. bath. beautifully fur
nished: every comfort: unusual home table
Business Women. 1858 10th NV
Beautifully kept home, every comlort;
meals unsurpassed: fresh vegetables. NJ 9lSS
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FURNISHED AS YOU WOULD FURNISH
your own home overstuffed liv rm suites
spinet desks. d lamps: velvet russ Hoover
porch l.; g b suchanasn. A. Apis. GO. ccr iSt .o
Wyatt Apts... 4520 Ga ave.. SOS to s75
Janitors. or Ga. 1888
1920 r ST. NW.-FURNISHED APART
ment large rooms. kitchenette, bath; oc-
cupies entire 3rd floor of large semi-de-
tached house; available October list.
IRoQUcIs, l4lo NJ ST, APT. 3ol-CoM-
pletely furnished 5-room apt, all outside
rooms; all-night elevator
THREE ROOMS. BATH, EVERY CoNvEN-
fence; married couple or settled women; seen
from 9 am: to II or $50 to pm ,llssS
Calvert ST NV. 23'
COMPLETELY FURNISHED APT. INCLUD-
ing linen, dishes; large living room: extra
large. breakfast room and kitchen; $40
Phone Franklin 25s2. il2s 18th st. NV
Apt. -. - - 10.
l476 CLIFTON ST. FIRST FLOOR. S
laree rooms. bath. porch. yard; saraee; 3
ouEENsBc RoUGH. 1915 i7th 81. N w. APT.
S0l--t r., X, b., furnished. Apt. 802--Front;
r., k. b.. furnished. See manaser.
YOUNG LADY 70 SHARE APT. OR RENT
ROOM '"i US 18th st. NV. Apt. 4
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1445 " ST. NV,
Convenient to Government DEBTS.
j rn., kit., bath, Murphy bed 0ront}. $4,000
f. 49,. - -
1921 BELMONT ST.,N.W.
4 room. kit. bath, Murphy, Bed. =. 80. $500
= rooms kit.s bsSn.... sd :... ..... 500
1908 NEWTON :ST: NV.
rooms rocm:. Eis.. s:ss.
27s0 14th ST. NV.
. rooms and bsth.-....:.......:. ::.s...s7o.oo
2316 F. ST. N.AN...,.
room. kit, bath. ......ess. -. - ....s..s32.s 50
rooms, kit, hath ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. $500
1724 HIST. NV.
room. . ana ssss s
HILL INC, -. a. E. 80
St. NV. =. 49,.
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WANTED--ROOMS
TWO FURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS
!" clean, QUIET home, wanted BY couple inos
t ton. Address Box 4si-B star oflce.
MOTHER AND DAUGHTER. both employed.
desire one or two unfurnished rooms IN prl-
vate home Must be reasonable. can s ata
nish references. Address BOX 47l-b' star
once. -
SUNNY ROOM, elevator apt; o. IAN On f ndt
dress BOX 1873 Star once. -...-----.
YOUNG college man in good health wants
small room and bed on sleeping porch n
private home. convenient to ave. and iStn
NV; permanent: references PriceY Othcs
roomers? Address, Box 4So-B. star once.
WANTED-ROOMS AND BOARD.
YOUNG LADY wants room and board in in
470-B. Star ONCE. IL
GENTLEMAN desires single room with pri-
vate family near 18th and Columbia rd. NV;
lis. Including SUNDAYS; give references
state terms. Address Box 494-B. star once.
GENTLEMAN with s-yr.- daughter wants
room and board Il room, beds) in Protest.
ant family where mothers care, Laundry !.
considered first; child goes to school. No
replies considered UNLESS full Information.
rates, etc. are given. Address Box 484.B,
star Office.
YOUNG MAN wants room and board in pri-
vate Prot home IN NV: res. sect; prefer
Star ONCE.
BROOKLAND. near university; lady; break
fast and preferably MONDAY dinner. Ad-
dress Box 446-B. Star ONCE. 19s
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GOLD SEAL
CARS

Cost no more. than ordinary
used cars.
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Observation-Disclosures.
14th AND HARVARD.
front apt, s rooms and porch. Apt. :.
1909 Aarvsrd; ss2:so: cgen. L.. Z. y.

14th AND HARVARD.
l.ss ESes r.; ;ss: q sss
RENTS REDUCED.
The Cambridge, o2l 10Th st.
n.w.-Short walk to all U. S.
Govt. departments; no car fare
24-hour elevator service. Rents,
$40 to $3.50.
STONE & FAIRFAX.
1908 Conn. Ave. NV. M. 2424.
THE MARLBOROUGH.
OF 18th ST. NV. .,,, ~
Three rooms and bath. .:.......... 5000
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. service.
THE CALVERT"
2622 18th ST. NV.
two blocks from Central Hish- School; 8
rooms md bath ,,I hack porch. See ianitor
FIDELITY MORT. INV. CO.,
Main $50. so1 18th 81. NV. .
900 10Th St.
(Cor. 10Th & Eye SITS. N.W.)
Room, Kit. and Bath.
Some With Porches.
Electric Refrigeration.
Switchboard and Elevators.
Manager on Premises.
Shannon & Luchs, Inc,
1435 K st. NV. Main 2345.
REDUCED RENTS, $47.50.
THE MCFARLAND, 4524 IOWA. AVE. NV.
large rooms, reception hall bright
opsn sns I, s s,, Until y p Fl ,.,,
THE BLAIR,
1921 M St. NV.
lust East of Thomas Circle.
SPECIAL BARGAINS.
rooms. kitchen and bath. .......... SIS SS 90 GO
l rooms. kitchen and bath .......... AoOu
Easy Walk to Business Section and Theaters.
INSPECT ANY TIME
H. r. HOWENSTEIN CO.,
1911 H St. NV. Main 9OS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-18

If it's junk-we call the junk
man. If it's good or can be
made good, we call it Gold
Sealer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-18

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
BACHELOR APT
1924 Vermont Ave..i room and bath $50;
,.s. vernon, Y; A s!arsoEr Ss.Sst..n 500.
1919 3Oth St.
I'm Upper GEORGETOWN
2 Rooms, Kit. & Bath,
$4,000.
Shannon & Luchs, Inc.
1435 X st. NV. Main 2345.
THE MADISON. i73s EYE ST.
s sooMs AM AND sH sATH. $50
ooRp2yA; 2eth AND FLA. AVE. -. 81
soooMs ANp BAH. .'77;o: ss.s g
rev CoRDovA. 1909 2oth ST. NV
RESINS RESINS A AND Bath Bath $3.50 $3.50
7s4 PARK RID.
E EeoMs k kETSHEss z zNB sAFH :s;s
coYwoop. 1928 L ST. ..,..
. ROOMS AND BATH. ................ s32. %
R E93Ms A ANP gATH ss.sS
ROOMS AZ sS SSHR4nftSis ~ 50
DECATUR. 2ia1 FLORIDA AVE
k99Ms A AsB ssssS: sss
6 ROOMS AND BATH ............... So.oo
T1vEeToN. 1i21 gath ST
j ROOM. KiT AND BATH. -. .s34.50- g. 50
pENF1ELD. soe 2oth ST. NV. ..
I ROOM. KIT AND BATH. -. .s34 50-$42.S0
NoRTHM1NsTER: 2ll4 N ST. NV. =,
R RooM XII k1r AM AND SH sATH s47so' 50
soouc A N4T s HAEt' 1915 g. 50
WELDON Hall; l2ss sls: ST; -, "a
l.. w. GROOMES. 14l6 r ST.
Schuyler Arms,
1854 Columbia Road.
Housekeeping & Bachelors Apis.
i r. & Bath to 5 R. & ? Baths.
Electric Refrigeration.
Switchboard and Elevators.
Manager on Premises.
Shannon & Luchs. Inc.
1885 K st. NV. Main 2345.
ST. MIHIEL,
1712 18th ST. NV.
Room and Bath h.t to ! Rooms and Bath.
WARDMAN.
Main 1880. 1887 K St. NV.
MOST DESIRABLE APIS.
EXPOSURES.
? Rooms. Kitchen; Reception Hall
No4ss sG Holseess ssotrfe eefe1
THE WOODROW.
1885 Phelps Pl. NV.
Block T Wsst ana q cs GGnnsfscs s., Between
DOWNTOWN
APARTMENTS.
THE WEST END.
10th and F SITS.
to 2, rooms and bath, large
rooms. Murphy bed.
Reasonable Rentals.
Furnished and Unfurnished.
Manager on Premises.
George w. Linkins, Realtor.
Vicinity Dupont Circle.
1920 2lst ST. NV.
Only 10 Minutes to Downtown.
Newly decorated apartments. large closets,
screened porches. elevator service. 80.
rooms E kischen a Bath PAM and porch
Resident Manager.
Phone North 1875.
WARDMAN.
Main $3.50. 1887 K St. NV
\. The Rhoda.
lois 35th St. NV,
3 Rooms, Kit. Bath & Porch,
10000.
Shannon & Luchs. Inc,
1435 K St. NV. Main 2345.
THE SEVILLE.
2l29 18th ST. NV.
Apis. OF $ rooms and, bath. $4,000 to sss?. 90
1907 PARK RID. NV.
Apis. Of rms. kitchenette and diner. $4,000
3430 CONN. AVE.
Apis. OF rooms and bath. .se7.5o to 70 so
THE WASHINGTON LOAN
& TRUST CO.,
Real Estate Dept.
THE "OAkLAND,"
zoos COLUMBIA RID.
Five Rooms and Bath.
Six Rooms and Bath:
Seven Rooms and Bath.
Very Reasonable Rentals. -
NEWTON HALL,
mopf lass T EEE7STos 81 bi6tiprno,
RoG 2fEer RIE A kHEGfalkaiE n Aho BATH
mAsA ssS e 6 5S .s fSs mise
MERIDIAN HILL,
1877 CHAPLIN ST. NV.
MANAGER on NJ PREMISES
THE MAYFAIR,
MODERN I'll slf { e S BUILDING.
I ROOM, KIT. & Bath. .s37 SO
Z RMS. KIT 4 BATH lFURNl 80. 5000
MANAGER ON PREMISES.
THE CRESCENT,
1888 CRESCENT PL.
ROOM KIT. & BATH. ......... $3.50
q ROOMS. KIT. 4 BATH ........... $500
MANAGER ON PREMISES.
SHANNON & LUCHS. INC.
1898 K ST. NV. MAIN 2345.
- 0TuE MIMn0pnO
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What Doctors Say

nR II, LOUIS SHouB, Il. Sc ,eeL.
~ kHotpR Nesc York pathological. ate,
laboratory tess ON living subjects
states; "AdlerikA very msrkeslv rS.
duceS the number at bacterial anc
colon nacilh, This feature increase,
the therapeutic value Of Adlerika. be-.
cause, IN addition 70 its intestinal
cleansing action. u inhihits the growth
OF these intestinal bacteria. /"
DIR, A, J, Lancaster, q phySleian al
oper quarter eeRtRFp's active exneri.
ence, makes this statement, "In the
treatment ol gaStro~tnteStinal Slisor.
ders. twhere thoruugh eyacuAtion 4.
indleateO, Adlerika has no equal"
DIR, Carl weScheke. a graduate a,
the warid-tamouS medical uRlperSits
OF HeIdelhsvg, GermaNv. in his prl-
waite pracuee nrAt perfected the In.
teStinal cleanser and earminative now
knewn aS Adlertka, II h q compound
~ 4 specially proceSAed saline inteS.
sinai evacuant with huekthorn ana
eascara, together with glycerine and
other ingredients which eXnel Gas and
have detergent action,
Adlerika, unlike NEST other mefli.
eines, acts upon 10Th upper ana
lower bowels II Il recognized nv
many physicians a. the eas dspend.
a0ts remedy for Gas. intestinal staSis
ana chronic constipation. or whenever
fsai intestinal cleansing Il needed.
Even II your bowels move every slay
Adleriks may surprise YOU nv bringing
eus poisonous. gas~foFming matter
Evening star., 1928-04-29
LONDON SOCIETY SEEKS
HANDY COUNTRY HOUSES

Correspondence of the Associated Press
LONDON The plan of running a
small country house within easy mo-
t0ring distance OF London Is being In
creaaingly adopted by society folk, who
have q town residence also.
Prince and Princess Arthur Of Con.
naught have just bought q small house
In the Surrey hills from which they
can easily reach town by car to attend
many functions. and he able TO follow
country pursuits In their spare time.
The Prince OF Wales bought q home
In Surrey some months ago Lord and
Lady Lee OF Fareham, who gave
Chequers to the nation for the use OF
prime ministers, have returned TO
White Lodge Nichmond Park. Several
wealthy people who have country es-
tates In the north or west Of England
md the week end Journey 10 those
places tlring, and have bought small
houses. 40 or 30 miles out. which they
can easily reach from the West End
after 9 lhealer or other functions,
Evening star., 1928-04-29

app Ass AoVVt @Ah1
received his school
training In that
city. He enlisted
In the r egula r
Army at st. Louis,
Mo-. May IL. 1885,
and was sent to
Columbus, Ohio,
where he was sta
toned until De-
cember 26. 1885,
when he was as
signed to Company
e, 2lst Regiment,
U. s. Infantry, sta
toned at Sidney,
Nebr.. and after
five years service
S.sA 81
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Spanish War Veterans

Sergt. John Schaefer. who is COM
mander of the Col. John Jacob Astor
Camp of Spanish War Veterans. was
born in Breese, Clinton County Ill,
Evening star., 1928-04-29
Much Better than
Soda for Sour.
Classy Stomach

Z VERYoNE who has used COM
- mon soda for gas or sour stom-
ach knows that it gives only
temporary relief. Soda has no Affect
on the cause. and II Is only by getting
at the root of the trouble intestinal
stasts. that lasting relief Is obtained
In trying to set relief from stom-
ach gaA ] used soda for some time
Seeing Adlerika advertised. I decided
To try Ii The results have been won-
derful. II In far better than soda"
I'D MeNeall. clspeiaRd. q.
stomach Gas caused me q lot of
misery, Drinking hot water With soda
gave little relief. AdlerikA surprised
me, II stopped gas hloating and end
ed my headaches "~-Vera N. Roth.
Evening star., 1928-04-29
Q.lick Action S,.rprises

"A q GENTLY and naturally a. TAX.
a tng Q drink OF water. Adlerlka
acts upon 10TH upper and lower
bowels, bringing immediate relief
Uom gua bl0atiag, tnteStlRal stasis
and ehrnnte constipation.
The very FIRST dose OF Adlerika
often brings out astonishing amounts
oi old waste matter from the intaa-
unal canal. This poisonous matter
may have been In the intestines .
iona time, causing aas. headache,
s'eeplesanesa and many other symp.
t0mA A treatment OF q Jam tpeeks
With. AdlerlkA often oorFecta chronic
consultation and intestinal stasis. 50
That iuaA q ANAL dose. now and then,
Keeps the intsstines and stomach IN
most satisfactory condition.
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which ven would never oeheve was In
vour SYSTEM
In iust single nseash. over cns
Sh0uSAnd men and women wrote that
they oo.Ained wonderful rehef ircm
even Shogt treatment with Adleri1a
Many ei them said that now afts,
all other treatments ana Heaielnss
haa failed they are at last sia el eAs
Indigestion sour stomach. slAenlsss
ness, nervousness or other trouble aalk
IN their cases to intestinal stasiS Ans
now, these folks say, they are aaaia
able 70 eat and enjoy the fooda Fhey
like.
No matter what YOU nave krieo FAR
ne bowels and stomach, Aalertka win
surprise YOU.
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asIsss!Nhs are faliawsa, tT NEVER fAH \
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sxiy seaTE test, said everywhere ~ hs aall
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Evening star., 1928-04-29

The Bancroft Association received
from the National Congress OF Parents
and Teachers certificate certifying
that they had reached all the .reuuire-
ments and were a Superior Associa-
ton. At the same time the Powell
Junior High, the Woodbridge. and the
Stanton Parent-Teacher Associations
Evening star., 1928-04-29

The Gen. M. Emmet urell Camp At
Evening star., 1928-04-29

A meeting OF the committee on legis-
lstion OF the District OF Columbia Con-
gress of Parent-Teacher Associations
will be held tomorrow ut 1880 O'Clock
at the Burlington Hotel
Evening star., 1928-04-29

The Mothers Club OF the Bryan As
sociAtion viii meet At tho school Wed
nesdAy 1T 80 pm. Courage" will be
ths subject for this meeting.