Evening Star Newspaper, February 19, 1923, Page 16

THE. .EVE (G STAR, WASHINGTON, .D. ©,.MONDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1923, MUTT AND JEFF —They Depart for Egypt to Explol.'e the Old King’s Tomb. A LETTER EROAL BUD! HE SAYS For ME T mesT JEFF BY THE LiN TAMERS CLUR AT TER) ocLock! (Copyright, 1928, by H. O. Flscher, Trade Mark res. U. B. Pat. o) Yes TuT: PHARAOK TUTANKHAMEN THE OLD KING: I CALLS HiM TUT FoR SHeRT. we LeAve FoR ‘Why is ‘The Healthful Spread for Bread HAY FEVER ALIBI POLLINATION, HIT Harry S.. Bernton De- clares 0ld Belief as to Cause| for Malady Is Myth. WE MUST BE 6OING o A TRIP BECAUSE BUD ALSOTOLD ME TO TAKE ALONG A COuPLE OF CLEANS CoLLARSS NO. You AND I ARE GONNA Werp D\ ouT |, LWVED T“&Re FOR A YEAR! served at fewer meals in February than in any other month? Simply because Feb- ruary is the shortest | {]J;I\[]‘w"‘l;% ‘Abl That- roses, - goldenrod and other plants with bright flowers, which a pollinated by insects, cause hay te is @ fallacy was the statement of Di Harry S. Bernton, member of the medical faculty of Georgetown Unl- versity and special -expert of. the United States publlc health service, speaker of the evening at the meeting of the Biological Society -of the Dis- trict held Saturday night at the Cosmos month in the year. Clib. The continued ® exploitation, therefore, of their pollen extracts In the “prevention of ‘this widespread YOUR disease, he added, is unwarranted. nm'mucb TOMORR oW e+ sentative men in each: of these spheres. Y. W. C. A. BUDGET WEEK bl——lo]——=[ol=—=a]—=0] BAND CONCERT. 4 br. Bernton, who i3 head of the clinic ject to hay fever, according to Bernton, who of ills commonly grouped under the . title of “hay fever.” 4 It has been extimated that 1 per cent 5 of population of the United States > t marine barracks today at 3 p.m., by the United States “Melody in A Major” | . [ - Marine Band Orchestra, Willlam pr. n polyited suntthe . Santelmann, leader; Taylor Jnomic importance of the impaired «Miciency of no few r than 11,000,000 Bpsnion, Eecend Emat o Overture, “Poe and Peasant,” Suppe .Dawes -TO OPEN WITH FEAST Supper Saturday Evening to In- augurate Campaign for $25,- 000 Fund. Next Sunday hab been sét asido ab Association Sunday and literature describing the work of the Washing- ton *Y, and the service it has G sl L P e city during tho past year is to be distributed at varioug churches. —_—— u Rosemary Chocolates by Parcel Post Anywhere || 8 You’ll Be Delighted With B il Rosemary Chocolates Grand scenes from “ B Sl | M A supper next Saturday, when covers will be laid for 200 gucsts, will fnaugurate the Y. W. C. A. budget week campalgn for $25,000. Members of the bourd of direotors and trustees of the assoclation, va- rious ministers of the city and all captalns'and their team workers will be present. efeller, Ir., has granted $1,000,000 in Mrs. Robert Lansing, who 13 serv- | ten installments to the Teachers' | - - ing as chalrman of the campaign | College, Columbia University. This Nolloe O msount ot tiho executive committee. will preside|vwas the board's first official state- popularity of the Monday after- :{,‘fnlf,“‘""dfifil"hi{:..’},?,‘éer'p °‘D';,l;,’ ment. The endowment -will -be used poon concerts the Marine Band | | U gijant of the board of directors,|for the support and development of Will make the speech of welcome. | the college's work with students The Young Women's Christian Asso. | from forelgn countries. On the basis of the gift, the Inter- clation, its work and its contribu- tions to the business world, to the | national Institute of Teachers’ Col community ‘at large and to the|lege has been organized with Prof. church, will be presented by repre- Paul Monroe as director. MILLION TO COLLEGE. 1 | Rockefeller Board Grants Sum in| 600’ Ten Installments. 0c. NEW TYORK, February 19.—The 80c, internationaq education board, re- cently, founded@ by John D. Rock- $1 Waltz, “Donauweibchen,’” Strauss achmaninoff Suite d" orchggurg No. 1, “I'Arle- siel +ee...Bizet 2:; Xll’lfiluflc. “Allegre "deciso, egro gi0coso. (o) Adagietto. < (d) Finale, allegre moderato. -Marines’ hymn, “The Halls of Montezuma.” —the instant you sample them. Their quality and deliciousness are unsur- passed. Made with 100% pure in- gredients in twenty-five varieties. Fresh every day. Our Famous Fudge, 49c 1b. Maple, Vanila,. Chocolate, Marshmallow and the lb Cocoanut Flavors ‘Blackistone’s Rosemary Candy Shop 1403 H St.—Next to Flower Store |[c——=lo|——=]o]l—=]oj—=]ol—=]d ; of ‘applied Immunology of the. Wom- an's Welfare Association, has had long: practical experlence with the group ’ bple from this Asthma, the st dreaded u-nu)ll(dl‘flm H\AKQ‘K its A—— { uppeara artior {than 70 per cent of the cases treated | Lecture, Forum, Recital and Stag {at_the Woman's Welfare clinic here. Family predisposition to the disease i Len | has” been pretty generally prove: - Night on gthy “Prelude in C Minor. | Which renders of. the greatest im- | Pro; e ce the recently developed desen- gram. 1110 G bo determined by skin tests. The EST. 1879 { medical history of hay fever is quite 5 lengthly, althoush' fhe proper im-|ture the City Club's-program for this {on treatment is comparatively | Week. The activities will be the most reccut, Dr. Bernton pointed out. - The | extensivo in any one week since the fi e recorded is as far back as i uild- $reoqided s as fat back 8|organization entered its present b recognized as a clinical entity, while | IUg Tn 1883 physician suggested, but| The was unable to prove that the cause of the disorder was the pollen of flowering plants that are pollinated | talk by Clarence E. Blanchard of the by the wind. In 1865 the first proof | Interlor Department on “The Wasatch oF this was advanced by Blackley. | Valley, in Utah; Zion National Park an Inglish physician, who suffered|and Other Remote Sections of the himself from the disease and referred | Great West.” It will begin at 8:30 Four big entertainments will fea- program will begin this evening with an illustrated travel Orchestra will hereafter give an additional concert Wednes- the comfort® ahealthy skin - Don 't miss the 10y ot a brisk rul | entirely day nights at 8 o'clock, when the general public wil ‘e ad- mitte the “a 1 torment.” p.m. and is free to the members and tousRE Piieie Tamiltes. MAY RIDE FREE ON CARS. The clubs weekly forum luncheen = will be addressed -tomorrow_at 12: PLANS ARE PROGRESSING o'clock by Frederic William Wile, cor- | Privilege Accorded Members of FOR HEBREW HosP'TAL respondent and Kuropean :ll.lthl)'rli}'. ‘White House Police Force. —_— s \wesr&f !‘he wlenggerfi a!m'l ;h:vhir Members of the newly formed White oman friends wi guests of the i down because of eczema or some { Ahead Rapidly—Last Debt . |gnd invitation ;{;“‘,&,’;‘}”‘Q’,,‘;‘d‘ln"’fi*’" may, (he, reguiar police and Sremen | A St rtists will | Bleyden, Iy of ‘tho District, Corporation Counsel i 3 . BEe +| " Mr. Stephens points out in his opin- louchn Resinol Ointment ha!icool- | Collection of funds for the con-|accompanist j |lon that the act creating the White ing healing action which brings |struction of tlie new Hebrew Home [ The ueflg;l‘:r‘{“{_“eflc“efi{:?i'nh ! {House squad provides that its mem- prompt_reliet from these ills No |for tho Aged, and Hospital, to be Hbmfl,?., “stag ,’\’,‘m » "An athletic :g;:r‘z}r:.aelrlnhf-rc}-‘:::."J.?'B;:?p’:fix matter how severe or well established | bullt in the spring on a site at 13th ;g;x‘l(;ne[‘n!;::’wece‘:;;e:‘;lr:sATr;l';\erfitl:- force and stipulates that these men the case may be Resinol rarely fails |um Spring road rfoj}huefll, is ])rlo e ;ofic‘e r;ea:ll;\mnhe’a:dv:;na;.:: of the | 1o produce the desired results. sing ‘”fl!‘"“y fl‘«‘_lj;"*'"& to the, from New York city will bedths fofl; other things, the pension act pro- 3 he site is now (ture, with a buffet suppey and general | videa for free transportation on thi Resinol Soap and Resinol Shaving stick come 5 o 2 e wlete the Resinol trio. 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