Evening Star Newspaper, November 11, 1921, Page 41

ITY WORKERS INNEW RECORD of Managers Report on ief Rendered During October. disbursements during Oct,ber any month in the history of ociated Charities here, except nter, according to a statement ‘Wednesday's meeting of the :managers of the society. bursements through the sp € of the organization amounted 56 and through the Citizens® gociation $1.498.24, a total of * A decrease of approximately nt was noted in the deposits of provident fund of the so- e total being $1,636, as com- th $2,048 for last year. fhundred and thirty families ars care of the District visitors ed with 235 in October of last ses to the recent appeal of the ance committee are being re- aily at the office. The commit- sed for itself a goal of 10,000 Since the beginning of the ober 1, cash responscs have beived from 407 and 45 othery de ple” ©s, making a of X Several o [visitors continue to report that t causes of distress are sickness. NGN-MAGNETIC SHIP BACK TODAY FROM WORLD TOUR e ving Toiand. Ban Franciaco, Camnegie, on Two-Year Cruise, Con- | p, /7 hl;.illrcled The world. principal work of the Car- on the west coast of A In e South Atlantic she touched at Buenos Alres, the Island of St. Helena and Capetown. the Indian oce n, the Carnegie made the poris of Columbo, in Ceylon, and wment and the non-support and n of shirking husbands. ULD REMOVE LIMIT. of Gonzaga College Goes jrond | $200,000 Allowed. pval of the limit of value om bperty which may be held by _Collége, provided in a bill jhas already passed the House, dered .favorably reported by District committee Wednes- he present limit, made when lege was originally incorpo- Congress, is $200.000. he ‘which a favorable report was , removes this restriction, but s & provision confining the y that may be held by the to such as is necessarily oc- ln&und by the institution In 1 its educational and chari- ork’in & comfortable and con- manner. pointed out that the prop- yw held by the institution was d many years ago when this jon_was ample. but with the in_the size of the city, the pf the property has likewise —_— hg the past year 828223 tons e (:{l were shipped from_ the of nal to the west coast of North ith_America. flelds through the Pan- what you want to the chill off the DIMAN- G St 616 12th St. Pheme Main 140 Fremantle, Australla, in May, 1930 During October, 1920, she was oft Port ttleton, New Zealand, the Island of Honolulu, the Samoan Islands, Rara- tonga, and finally passed through the canal last October and started for ome. s Before steaming up the Potomac the vessel “swung ship” in Chesapeake bay to test her non-magnetic charac- ter and determine corrections for her navigation instruments. The sclentific personnel aboard in- cludes Capt. J. P. Ault, in command; H. F. Johnston; A. Thomson, H Grummann, R. R. Mills, R. Pember- ton-and F. A, Franke, Dr. L. A. Bauer, director of the department of ter: trial magnetism, under which the sel is operated, met the party in Canal Zone. e —————— CHINESE WILL SPEAK. The Washington Federation of Churches will hold an Armistice day service at the Luther Place Memorial Church this afternoon at 4:30 o'clock. The speaker will be Dr. G. H. Huang, secretary of the Chinese delegation to the conference on the limitation of armament. Dr. Huang is an alumnus of the University of Wisconsin and Columbia University. For several years he was a teacher at the Peking University, founded with the funds advanced by this gov- ernment as the Boxer war indemnity. jducted Many Investigations and Observations. im little craft with the name e on her bow steamed up the Petomiac yesterday afternoon, complet- ing & two-ycar cruise during, which she negie, of as near non-magnetic con- struction as it was possible to make her, has been in obtaining magnetic obagrvations to determine distribution of magnetic force in the various ean! Other flelds of investigation 1s0 subjects of investi- The Carnegie left Hampton roads in October, 1915, She sailed for Dakar, Continuing her cruise on ) PIMPLES ON IS AND FEET er Body. ltching Extreme, JoSleep. CuticuraHeals. preaking out of red pimples on my bands and feeumnh: hr.bin‘ ‘was 8o extreme Jg), was unable to sleep or ) restnight ordsy. Itsoon 1 over my entire ;] bodyandthe p(mll;;: be- came hxfit and ters &\ formed. 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