Evening Star Newspaper, October 30, 1922, Page 3

The World at Its Worst. (C) Wheeler Syn. Inc. TO DEFEND LIBERTY. ’ fMayflower Descendants Will Form Corporation. By the Associated Press. BOSTON, October 30.—A petition Yearing signature of many distin- guished men, headed by Maj. Gen. Yeon- ard Wood, has been filed with the legis- lature asking sanction for the organi- zation of a corporation to be known as 1he General Society of Mayflower De- scendants. The petition sets forth the intention to make the corporation a gort of mother soclety for organiza- tions of Mayflower descendants now in existence in various states. anization purposes, the peti- s, “to perpetuate to a Temote ¢ 'the memory of the Pilgrim poster rs and to maintain and defend the principles of civil and religious liberty forth in the compact of the May- flower. Among the signers are Chief Justice f od _ SPECIAL NOTICES. [XOTICE 1S HEREBY GIVEN THAT VLADI- mir Romanovsks-Lordneris. Sergey Kaponst- nex and Jose Cosme Ramos have purchased from Sam Risen his stock In trade. and fixtures located in 821 Q st. All per- baving claims against said business are fied to present such claims within five NTAL SHAREHOLDERS' MEETING, = a meeting of the directors, of the folla X Jiome Mutnal Building and Loan Association will be held Wednesday, Nov. 1. and for euch other bus come before it. OD! A _LOAD OF FOR- wn to Potladelnhia and 'H'S TRANSFER AND JIOTSPKBEPERS — RUGS WASHED, DISIN- focted and restored to their original colors at residence with Hoover's Oyclone Rug h. PROGRESSIVE SA 808 F s COMPANY, w. FIOUSEHOLD GOODS TO CALIFORNIA AT d rates in our pool cars. ~ Next car Oe- SECURITY STORAGE COMPANY. reet. T WILL debts cont: O0AK at. n.w. FILE THERAPEUTICS SCIENTIFICALLY given by Dr. Carolyn Austin, for men and Somen. For appointment. phone North 647. Office liours: 9 a.m. to 8 p.m.. by appointment. YOUR OLD FLOORS Yiressed up mew: also new floors laid. O. ADAMS, & F . 1457, 2¢ Stoves, Ranges and Furnaces Put in First-Class Condition By the “Heating and Roofing Experts of 35 Years.” Reasonable Prices. Grafton & Sen, Inc., Floor Scraping loors scraped, finished. Estimate. Line. 7633, . B. PRICE. g 1. JONES, Ief’s, now with Robert Shel- r with Jellefl's. now located - High-grade furs, [Fuel Savars, Tnexpensive, Quickly Installed. Let us have your order NOW. Have a complete line of Galvanized Corrugated GARAGE METAL —npext time engine or other trouble starts. General Auto Repairs 'R. McReynolds & Sons, Inc. Specialists in Painting, Slip Covers and T Ple23-1435 L st Maln RIS Roof Repairing by Experts of Long Experi —Phone M. 14 for our Roofing Experts. IRONCLAD pairing right. SANE PRICES, sure. STRAW RIDES LARGE PNEUMATIC TIRE TRUCK. DAY PHONE, igHT Main 19 ok FOR MAGEE. PRINTING +—executed by this plant bears the hallmark of quality. The National Capital Press 1210-1212 D st. n.w. RADIANTFIRE HEATER. SHEDD Gratetal Beat for cool saaps. l"ofi 10th An kinds of Fireplace Fixings. PRINTING this_house pever disappiists, e yrade but Bot Bigh Peiced (THE SERVICE SHOP, YOUR HOST WITH A CASUAL NOD TOWARD THE DININGROOM HAD ASKED YOU WHETHER YOU LIKED SCOTCH PHLPPNES URGED T0 BE ECONOMIGAL Gen. Wood Also Informs Leg- islature Government Should Keep From Business. By the Associated Press. MANILA, P. L, October 30.—Governor General Leonard Wood in a message to the Philippine legislature yesterday urges the strictest governmental economy and the absolute retire- ment of the government from busi- ness He declared that legitimate investments were safer in the Philip- pines than in many older countries. In reafirming his opinion that the government should retire from busi- i ELL | thot 06 G st. n.w., with com-| Will be thorougly satisfactory. s1°* NIGHT PHONE, {s to be carried on in Wi BYRON S. ADAMS, Fiumme, |53 (053" ness Governor General Wood’s message sald: “If experience in the world war demonstrated any one thing more clearly than another, it was that a government cannot _ successfully en- ter business. The experience of the insular government confirmed this. Its efforts to engage in business, al- h entered into with a view of benefiting the people and alding devel- opment, resulted in the loss of many millions of pesos.” Continuing the message read: Wishes to Co-Operate. “It is my desire to co-operate with you to the best of my ability in obtaining substantial benefits for the pepole of the Fhilippines. While we may have honest differences of opinion, I am confident that inas- much as we each have a common purpose, we shall be able to harmo- nize our views and combine our ef- forts for_the people's good. " “In order to obtain the best re- sults we should observe the distinc- tions between the legislative, judicial and executive branches of the gov- ernment and leave each free to dis- NC., charge its proper functions given it in the organic act. “If our commerce is to be built up and our development accelerated, the general policy of the government should be to encourage foreign and domestic capital in all legitimate business. As our own capital is-l1im- ited and the demands upon it heavy, we should do what we can properly. with due regard to the interests of the people, to make investments of foreign capital attractive. “Conditions of legitimate invest- ments here are safe, in fact safer than in many older countries.” Urges Votes for Women. ‘The message congratulates the peo- ple on the excellent maintainance of public order throughout the Philip- pines and says that there has been a marked improvement in the admin- istration of justice during the past year. However, it is pointed out, there is much to accomplish before the workings of the judicial branch Recommendations made by the governor general include: Granting of woman suffrage; amend- ment of the land laws to give the tenant more equitabla treatment; enactment of legislation to prevent imprisonment for ] The mersage declared that sanita- tion was being neglected at & cost of tremendous waste in human life and announced that the public health ! service had launched a vigorous cam- Ppaign to improve conditions. Stoves, Ranges & Furnaces|NATIONAL CANCER WEEK IS INDORSED BY TOBEY D. C. Representative of Health Council Urges Hearty Co-Opera- tion in Drive Here. James A. Fobey, Washington repre- sentative of the National Health Our "'experts | Council, in a statement made public know their husiness and do re-|today indorsed the plans which are under way for the observance of national cancer week. Mr. Tobey said: “Although scientists frankly admit that they do not know what causes cancer. nor in most cases how it can be prevented. one thing is_certain, and that is that cancer can be cured if diagnosed in fits early stages. About 90,000 people dle annally from cancer and many of these lives could Roofing 1418 F st. n.w. | be saved by proper medical att. 1 “ompany. Phone Miln 14. | during_ the beginnings of the . dis: ease. These are facts which must be brought before the general public and the campaign of education which ashington during cancer week is sure to bear conslderable fruit in the education of the people of the National Caplital along these lines. “Cancer presents at present one of the most serious of public health problems, ranking, as it does, as one of the greatest causes of death in the United States. “The American Soclety for the Con- — |trol of Cancer, of which the local cancer committee is a branch, is one of the fourteen national voluntary health agencies which make up the National Health Council. The mem- bers of the council are interested in a]l phases of public health activities and all are co-operating heartily with the cancer society in the education of the public regarding this disease w:ol.x_.l cancer week, Novem- THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON; D C., MONDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1922. By GLUYAS WILLIAMS, FIRE DESTROYS IRISH CASTLE; MAID KRLED Antrim Estate, Built by Officer of Queen Elizabeth, Was Home of Craig’s Secretary. By the Associated Press. BELFAST, October 30.—Antrim Castle, near Lough Neagh, the home of Viscount Massereene, parliamen- tary secretary of the prime minister of northern Ireland, was completely destroyed by fire yesterday morning. Viscount Massereene is a descendant of the speaker of the old Irish house of commons. A maldservant perished in the flames, and others of the house- hold had narrow escapes. Miss Grace D’Arcy, daughter of the Most Rev. Charles Frederick D'Arcy, Protestant primate of all Ireland, was | E forced to leap from a window to es- cape the flames. Among other guests of Viscount Massereene was Maj. Gen. Cameron, commanding the forces in Ulster. Antrim Castle was built by Sir Hugh Clv:;worthl an officer of Queen Eliza- eth. b Lydican _Castle, in County Galwa: built in Cromwellian days, also was destroyed by fire set by armed men Saturday. The men kept the family occupying the castle under armed guard in an outhouse during the fire. Republican forces who came on the scene helped to save some of the furniture in the castle. The fire is said to have been due to trouble be- tween agriculturists and the owners of the estate. e e At Creil, near Paris, there is a so- clety of archers, with an annual com- petition for the original trophy given at the first meet of the society, more than a thousand years ago. 57 Here youare! Here’s both nourish- mentand goodness. A real food, delicious, ap- well-balanced nutri- ment. Ask yourgrocer for a can today. Make it the main dish of your next meal. Just heat If you are in a hurry Phone Col. 1077 Harry W. Taylor 2333 18th St. N.W. A complete meal, with Woodward Building, candidates made public the secretary, G. C. Hinckley, sald a list of forty others has been compiled by the as- sociation and that while it will sup- port them, the names were being withheld “from wbllell( for reasons of litical expediency.” “Fe ‘mames _of ~twenty-odd wet candidates in Pennsylvania,’ he add- ed, had been withheld because of “lo- cal political conditions.” ANTI-DRY AMENDMENT BODY BACKS CANDIDATES 249 Aspirants for Congress In- dorsed—40 Others to Be Aided ‘Without Being Listed. The Assoclation Against the Pro- hibition Amendment, in & statement, made public last night, announced it ‘would suppoft 249 candidates for Congress who favored light wines and, beer programs. The association recently named 202 candidates. The additional 47 are running in eight states and the the statement said the assoclation would “immediately get behind them, as {t already has been done for others who have been Indobced.” In addition to the names of the 243 Recently, when the anclent walls of Canton, China, were rased to make room for & street railway, contractors offered to do the work for whatever treasure the walls might contain. The work was -divided among several ap- plicants, every one of whom dis. covered such quantities of ancient coin and ornaments hidden away in the walls that the work, though done wlt_hiout other payment, was profitable to him. Which bread do grocers use ? The answer to above question will appear in this space tomotrow. Yesterday’s Question: Is it an economy? The Answer: Bond Bread is so delicious that it tempts one’s appetite away from ° more expensive food, and it is so nour- ishing that it gives more energy- dollar than any other food. 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