Evening Star Newspaper, March 1, 1922, Page 20

SIX MILLION GIVEN 10 JOHNS HOPKINS| Record Amount Provided by Rockefeller Foundation for Hygiene School. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK. March 1. 000,000 to Johns Hopkins Uni Baltimore, for endowment and buildings for the school of hyglene and public health, was announced last night by the Rockefeller Founda- tion. . _The school. which aims at preven- tion rather than cure of disease, ha been supported from vear to vear b the foundation since its opening in 1918, but the 36,000,000 gift places it on a permanent footing and provides o 'APPEAL TO HA YS TO END SMOKING BY WOMEN IN MOVING PICTURES CHICAGQ, March 1.—A plea for | !he elimination of cigarette smok- | ng by women in moving picture nlms‘ excépt “us the accompani- ment of discreditable character,” was made in a resolution adopted . by the board of -managers of the International Anti-Cigarette League, which forwarded the reso- lutions.to Postmaster General Will Hays, who will enter the motion p:unre‘)nuuslr) on his resignation March * Mr. Hay was urged, “in assum- ing a p tion affording ‘you an the Uni- | medical board gave $5,000,000 to versity of Rochester for work. i Draws From Prineipal. To make the gift to Johns Hopkins it was mecessary for the Rockefeller Foundation to draw from the prin- pal to the extemt of several mil- lions, as most of the $8,000,000 which is to be the approximate income of immense influence in the wlaving picture_ industry.” "o use his ef- forts “to sepure early and uni- versal action in accordance with this suggestion. letter to Mr. Hi hould become r than a de- moralizing agency The appearance of cigarette smoking, says the resolution, “of late as a growing habit among women of recognized respectabil- ity, among high school and college girls, threatens the element of womanhodd, that must mother the American of tomorrow.” ested in_the development of a rail- road in Paraguay. Supreme Court Justice Lydon sus- tained the defendant’s demurrer, stating that “in_the absence of an ~ IDIVIDED ON ROAD BONDS. Former. Members in Virginia Leg- |. islature. Unable to Agree. Special Dispatch te The Star. LYNCHBURQ, Va, March 1—-Di- vision in the farmers' hlac in the general assembly at Richmond over the DIll to provide ‘for the issuance o1 good roads bonds by the state to the amount of $12,000,000 has) caused O. A. Thomas of the Farmers' Educa- tional apd Co-operative tnfon to send out circular advices to all of the lacal unjons in the state. e circular shows that Mr. Thomnl i who is representing the state officers of the union here in the legisiative bureau in Richmond, fears that the farmer members of the Jegislature will be about equally divided for and against the. Vaughan bilk A Dangerous Weather Prophet. From iLe Boston Tramscript. allegation that the order of arrest): was regularly vacated and annulled, the complaint.is fatally defectivs Permission was given the plaintiff to file a fourth amended complaint. Bright spent 312 days in jall here PORTIONS OF SIBERIAN MAMMOTH, PERHAPS 100,000 YEARS OLD, 1f you are curious to see the skin. hair, muscular tissue, fat, blood and stomach contents of a Siberian mammoth about 16,000 to 100,000 years old, drop into the natural history building of the New Na- tional Museum, 10th and B streets. & The museum has just acquired these portions of a mammoth—a kind of big, hairy elephant. The portions are from a carcas: was found in 1901 frozen in along the Beresovka rivi northeastern Siberia. They ccllected for the Impaerial Autdt’ny | af Solences in Potrograd by two | Russian naturalists, from one of | whom, now a refugee In Germany, they were obtained far the na- tional collections. married at t The patch of thick skin, which 'marriage in measures one by two feet, was |of Henry ITI taken off the hind leg at the bend | ding { of the knee and is thickly covered | walls. to 18 inches. Several frozen in Siberia. they grad been told. The Beresovka mammoth cess Mary is {of the Countess | mous beauty with § short, woolly hair, sparse- | Iy {intérmixed with long bristles and’ with patches of long, reddish hairithat reaches a length of six The tail hairs are long and black in color. cadavers been discovered at various times and the story of how Ily thawed out of theid | icy tombs, hcw the dogs fed upon | 1ihe flesh in summer and the wolves | taasted upon it in winter, has often | ultimate history fully described and it is much the same as that of other discoveries. bbey, where 0 be wed, i to the second s the firet royal wed- | M within Westminster's amwml an GAS COMPANY SOLD. New York Corporation Obtains HERE | E ‘Winchester Property. | Special Dispateh to The Star. WINCHESTER, Va.. March 1.—Sale |of the Winchester Gus Company to |the American Gas Improvement Com- pany of New York has been an-‘ nounced by W. A. Ryan, vice presi- dent of the latter comc who has | |been here for mome thme. The New York company is headed | {by Burhans Van Steenburgh, a gas | {engineer, as 'president, and it is the ' intention, it was said, the Van Steenburgh electro- e al process of gas manufacture The Winchester company is one o the oldest in the state. TWO MAJORS RELIEVED. Majs. l.aurfillu» W. Redington Window Shades —bring in your measure- ments and get our prices before you place your orders. - Best Sunfast Holland Shades lers. 6 by 3 feet.. Window Drapery of Sunfast materials, with valance; ¥ o0l Wanarean of patterns. . 9640 LANSBURGH SHADE SHOP 1756 M Street Julivs Lausburch. Mgr I il Save on Your | have of the has been Prin- for construction of new buildings on a site adjacent to the Johns Hopkins Medical School and Hospital. New Has 131 St ts. The school this year has 131 stu- dents from twenty-seven states and ten foreign countries, who are in training for public health work. aining of public health officers and Gevelopment of preventive medicine are the two functions of the institu- ourses also are pro- because of his fallure to comply with a court order, obtained by the de- fendants, compelling him ~ to turn over to the National Railway Con. struction Company certain bonds and stocks. The criminal snn which wl! for $14,500,000, was filed ril 16, }ls. The last amendment reduced damages asked to $500,000. —_—— RETIREMENT EXAMINATION. . James D. Watson, IC the foundation this year already haa been committed. ‘This will be the third time since p— the establishment of the foundation that it has tapped the principal, the ther withdrawals. made durins |3 having exceeded $10,000,00: Today the foundation has @ prin- cipal of $171,009000. JOHN D. WINS POINT. vice who cannot be absent from WAL ) their work for more than a few |Makes Gain in Suit Against Hlm; weeks at a time. The $6, 0 gift was said to be for False Arrest. the largest ever made by one insti- BT tution to another at a single time. YORK. March 1—John D. During the war_ the Rockefeller | Rockefeller, his son and other de- Foundation gave 0,000 to the Red | fendants, ~yesterday . won another Cross and a similar sum to the united | point in the $500.000 suit for alleged war work organizatio: and two | false arrest brought “against them years ago the gener: education | by Charles Bright, who was inte: \ 1004 F Streef N. W. From 8 AM. to 6 P.M. ! g WSV g, HUB FURNITURE CC* Is Your Family Enjoying a Well Furnished Home? 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