Evening Star Newspaper, November 6, 1921, Page 6

w, - wwewy iGvr ® . _S?écialties ! —Paperhanging ® . ¥ nting —Uphohlerlnz Test - Qur rrice You Will Find’It Be T AN RV e + R E B = ————— «Washington—The Most Livable City in Americe” ganized real estate concern possible to maintain when you consult. us about real estate” matters. mum Service” is a reality. ‘We have just completed the sale of two rows of new Houses for builder, offering the third opera- tion for sale. If you are interested in buying a NEW HOUSE, consult us about these. g g ; OU profit by the experience of the most thoroughly or- “Maxi- their and are now OM THE AVENUE . Belisario Porras, Republic of Panama. : The presentation of the site for the | M Gorgas memorial was made in Phila- delphia by Jose Lefevre, d'affaires of Panama at Washington, at the first meeting of the board of directors of the movement. Rei Admiral’ william . d, John Emssett Moore, representat; of the United States at the interna- | tional court of just offer, of Mr. Lefevre, it was but a testimonial of thanks from the people of the republic of Panama for the splendid work of the =l late surgeon general, William Craw- ws|Dean of Harvard Tropical Medicine partment to Head Institute to Be Built in Honor of Late Surgeon _General. _ Word has just rea from Cambridge, Mass., that Dr. Rich- ard P. Strong, dean of the department of tropical medicine at Harvard Uni- | versity, and former director of the i biological laboratory at Manlla, has st of scientific director lof the Gorgas Memorial Institute of | Tropical and Preventive Medicine, to be built at Panama City, upon a site| whi presented the United States by Dr. President of the d Washington countries of the world, the movement from civilized ich have b the introduction of . Braisted, president; charge sitant treasurer. he meeting. Loucks of Portland. Ore accepted the 0 stated that The site of this memor! Panama, };Th"e Proper Essentials for - Formal and Informal Occasions Our men’s shops are replete with apparel for for- mal and informal wear. On the threshold of the So- cial Season, much time consumed in looking around can be conserved by looking here first. Firstly, our prices are right, and, secondly, our styles are cor- rect, 100%. Cutaway Coats —and Vests for formal afternoon occasions. In black and oxford gra; unfinished worsteds. Silk braided. Coat and Vest fully silk lined, s75 ‘Full Dress Suits .Coat and trousers of fine unfin- 27 'ished worsteds. Silk lined through- . out.. Facings of satin. New mod- wear, stiff bosoms in plain and pique bqs}y priced....... £50 to s%s or tuxedo and afterpoon wear; emi-stiff -bosoms and silk pleats. E $3.50 to $8.50. For formal dress ‘wedr, stiff bosoms in plain or pique efects........... $2.50 to $5 o ] Striped Trousers —for formal afternoon occasions. Very excellent qualities in fine un-' finished worsteds. Variously priced from............... slo to sls Tuxedo Suits Coat and trousers of fine unfin- ished worsted. Satin facings, silk lined. Many exclusive models, in- cluding the new shadow-stripe effect............. $50 to $75 Silk Hats The latest French and American styles. For every dress occasion and for every age. $12 Stiff Hats for --$4 to $10 formal and informal Other Important Full Dress Accessories Silk and Pique Vests...................$7to $12 Gloves, white'kid....................$2.50 to $5 Collars, wing or turnover........... Ties, white or black.....-...-..........50c to $2 Pumps, Oxfords or Shoes. ... .........$7.50 to $10 Overcoats, black, blue or oxford. ... .. .$37.50 to $85 Walking Sticks, all styles.............$350to $15 Silk Dress Mufflers..................$3.95 to $18 R S V. P Beard of Directors. The board of direotors of Gorgas Memorial Institute elected the following officers, who will further the natiomal headquarters in Washington to every ation in the world, all of een greatly helped by sanitary methods Instituted by Surgeon Gen- eral Gorgas: Rear Admira the AT NINTH ford Gorgas, in clearing the isthmus of yellow fever and malaria and making It one of the most sanitai gh.§ WHI: | SUNDAY ‘STAR* WASHINGTON, D, G, NOVEMAER ' *ii-PART" L DR. STRONG TO BE DIRECTOR OF GORGAS PANAMA MEMORIAL i De- PROMINENT SCIENTISTS PLAN FOR COP7™ the William Dr. Franklin irector general of the Ameri- n College of Surgeons; Arthur P. Robbins of Burlington, Iowa,. execu- tive secretary; Edward J. 8 president of the Union Trust Com , treasurer, and Edson £ tl Jnion Trust Com lwagen, Other offi- were: Elton C, director . of organisation, and Edwin L Zudeck of New York, director of fnbllelly. al, one of the most beautiful in the city of fronting upon the Pacific ocean, has been chosen by President Porras, himself a scientist and & phy- 'morial move ment; Maj. Gen. Merritt W. trong, denn of the department of tropical medicine at Harvard University. sician. On one side of the Gorgas memorial site the new §2,000,000 gov- ernment Santo Tomas Hospital, one of the finest in the south, is being buflt. On another side are the per- manent buildings of the Panama ex- position. Discases to Be Studied. medicine and public health for gradu- ate physiclans. By this means many doctors who are not entirely familiar| Capt. sanitation and the prevention of com- municable diseases will be given a thorough course of study in them. The ntovement, therefore, seeks the director gen eral of the American College of Surgeons, ai ASSIGNED TO MARE ISLAND. h the most modern procedure in| detached from command of the re- ceiving ship at San Francisco an assigned navy yard, Mare Island, Cal GOES TO FORT MONROE. Ma). Gouverneur V. Emerson, Medi- cat Corpn et Cara Meaade, Mdy has been ordered to Fort Monrod Vi, for uty. | HOUSES $ AQ. MEZWINDTAT, For Sale or Rent Furnished or Unfurnished Choice Location in Residential Proper- 3 Tenth and H Streets N.W. ties a Specialty. il Atso Second Floor, to be Randall H. Hagner 'l Arranged to Suit Tenant 1207&00(;0, . FOR FULL PARTICULARS " s & {Thos. J. Fisker & Co., Inc. Phone Franklin 42 @11l 738 Fifteenth Street N.W. 000000000000 060 “No Place Like Home; No Home Like Ours” MICHIGAN WOODLEY PARK PARK SUNSHINE CONN. AVE. HOMES HOMES Ireland, surg: neral of the el d Dr. Richard Exhibit No. 2727 Open 9 to 9. Between Woodley rd. and Cathedral ave. The largest, best located, de- signed, constructed and the most complete home in the N.W. for the money. Two stories, at- tic, library, two fireplaces, three baths, two showers, breakfast, sleeping porch, chauffeur’s or 12th and Mich. ave. SIXTY SOLD. IMMEDIATE DELIVERIES. Homes in town with ground all around for less than houses in a row. Exhibit open to 6 o'clock. BUNGALOWR HOUSES ALL LOTS 75-FT. FRONT rth or F or N. Cap. st. car marked “Brookland” to end of | Joseph M. Reeves has been d to duty as captain of the | Take 1 establishment of an endowment which will adequately maintain the Gorgas Institute and “enable it to conduct any and all research, instruction and treatment that is essentjal. It is estimated by the scientific director and members of the board of direc- tors that to properly maintain the institute an income from approxi- mately §8,000,000 to $5,000,000 Is needed. The officials of the Gorgas memorfal movement are now prepar- ing a plan of subscription to raise the required amount. In the Panama Zone repeated ex- periments were made with mosquitoes during the building of the canal. The Gorgas Memorial Institute will fol- low upon the heels of such experi- ments. Although other agencies have done considerable work, espec! research and expeditions, thelr work has been hampered by dearth of terial for study, owing to the dis. ‘| tance from tropical centers..” Among the diseases that will be probably studied, {n addition to mala- ria and yellow fever, are peltagra, beriberl, leprosy, cholera; e hookworn and the various myco: A staff of specimlists, under th rection of Dr. Strong, have been se- lected and are waiting assignment to work as soon as the laboratories are once -established. The leading medi- car Read Commercial National Bank's Insured Savings Plan,” on page 5.— Advertisement. Completely Furnished Practically new house. Immediate delivery. Two- man Inn. Key at 2727 Conn. Ave. Owner or Realtor. Main 6935 or Col 6521 route, or for information call| maid’s room; single or double Main 6935; after 5:30, Col. 6521. | garage at cost. MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE PARK THE. IN_TOWN SUBDIVISION Consisting of several hundred wooded acres of individual lots, group lots -and villa sites, miles of improved streets, sidewalks and other' public utilities. Bounded by Mass. Ave., west of Sheridan Circle, Woodley Road (Cathedral Ave.) at 32nd St. on the north, Rock Creek Park on the south and adjacent to the beautiful Conn. Ave. bridge on the east. It contains unquestionably the finest home sites in the city and, under the new management, is offered at prices no more than high-class sub- urban property miles farther out sells for. Call or telephone for plat and prices. Some desirable 50-ft. lots as low as $2000. Buy now and build your “Dream Home” from $12,500 to $100,000, according to lpcatiou. | A plat of this property is also exhibited at our Sample Home, 2727 Conrn. Ave. Open to 9 p.m. $15,500 garage. Near Ward- On 28th street. Call GROCERS TO INTERVENE. Court Admits National Wholesale Association to “Packers Case.” Justice Stafford of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbla yes- terday permitted the Nationat Whole- sale Grocers' Association to inter- vene in the “packers” case. The court recently denled a motion of the gov- ernment to strike out the order per- mitting the Southern Wholésale Gro- cers’ Association to intervene, but did not act at that time on the appli- eation of the National Association. The intervention is granted, the court points out, for the same pur- pose and to the same extent as allow- ed the Southern Association, merely to be heard in opposition to any pro- posed change in the decree divorcing the packers from unallied industries, which would deprive the wholesale grocers of the protection now secured by that decree. cal centers will detail members of their staffs for special research work. Interpational Scope. Another fegture of the Gorgas Me- morial Instftute movement will be its international’ . character;: bringing about a community ofirterest and kindly intercourse among the human- itarian leaders of all countries, mak- ing for a ‘better and kinder feeling than has been possible wheére the association has been one’ mérely of political ‘and diplomatic, relatfons. . - @ecomplishment of the late Surgeon Genefal Gorgas® work in the sanitary regeneration of Pa&nama has been lauded from one end of the world to the other as one of the greatest achievements along nni‘ary lines in the history of the world. is earlier work in the southern states and the West Indies, and particularly Cuba, and his later efforts in Ecuador and Peru and his projected work {n Africa give an idea of the vast field of splendid endeavor which he accom- plished and would have continued had his life been prolonged. National headquarters have been established at the Panama legation, 2400 16th stréet, where the work of the movement will be carried for- ward to every civilized natlon in the world. The work of thé Gorgas Memorial Institute will be carried on by the establishment of a founda- tion somewhat similar. to that 6f the Carnegie and Rockefeller foundations, the income to be used for laboratory research, expeditions and the mainte- nance of a staff of distinguished scientists. Endowment to Be Est: The primary object of orgas Memorial Institute will be rau:gch work in the investigation of more obscure problems: “which ‘now sur- round the causes and effects of dif- ferent diseases characteristic of the tropics. In addition- to being a centér for-scientific research and in- vestigation, it is expected after the institute has been well established to incorporate in it a school of tropical —— T 8 School of tropical As th of 1000000000000 0000000 ‘The vision of most serpents is poor, the boa-constrict for instance, being able to see no farther than one- third its own length. of Petworth 4621-4623-4625-4627 Crittenden streets. These are 20-ft. houses, only “Washington—The Most Livable City in America” service,” —this organization de- clares big dividends of suc- cess for its clients. orches, hot-water heat, electric S linen closets and many added surely pay you large dividends if houses at once. e spection. The price is exceptiona UILT on _the solid f‘pnndcfion of “maximum 729 14th St. - There is a wholesome satisfaction to be felt when your Real Estate matters are in ‘our care. For Rent or _ Lease 1018 Vermont. Ave. N.W. For Business or ;" Dwelling Pyrposes. . 16, rooms, and 3 baths. 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