Evening Star Newspaper, March 11, 1923, Page 26

ADVERTISEMENT. Deaf Can Hearv Says Science! New Invention Aids Thousands This column is conducted under the auspices of the District of Co- Tumbia branch of the National Con- gress of Mothers' and Parent-Teach- er associations, The call and preliminary program for the twenty-seventh 1 con- vention of tie fonal Congress of i Monthers und Parent-Te: | ciations have been Here's good uews for all who suffer from deafness. Mue Dictogruph Products Cor- porati mounces the perfection of a re- markable devics has enabled thou- sands of deaf persons to heur as well as ever, The mu ! el received by every one. The conven {# banquet April h o the t of public in- on of Kentue! ention will b ness and report i , public tiiciency, . the health District of Columbia Mo d Parent- Association rer com- © sent the f ne letter all public sehool pu- aith card of the child. d wua sured at sche mpaning card ormal welght for me height hat yvour child vt shouid be t up to nor- andurd welght in a child is t s of xood health. one who r may ! defect or may or food habits We belleve ke make 3 4 and v un- hildren “r re- Vuesdays and Thursdays at 3 P.M, 1734 N St. Lessons by Mrs. Jeannette H. Wade Tu Spiritual Housekeeping A New Course of Seven the trong heaithy ur child und for bears the names of Dr. , health officer, and Dr. Mur- | ¢hief medical Inspector \s the committee wishes to| Begiuning Prrobl March 13tk 0% of the Home Solved Higher Paychology peration With with the has the letter printed for the School Child,” ludes some splendid gen rules. The committee als s this statement ‘our chil sufficient and varled food fof important purposes: 1. Fo! o ilding mat health the | R ay th properly cared for Bright, the nationa!, he Parent-Teacher As- has issued high school soctation which ins many valuable suggestions ¢ impoveant - art, Mrs. Bright's 2 arrangement needs of & ful parent h the school 1 association there would be sep- ! to groups of parents for each | { class, these small sections to meet | | each month in the order designated | by the general association, and dis cuss the problems of each individual group. The general assoclation would | hold several mee during the ar and discuss the welfare of the | » body of parents, teachers and | Copieg of this pamphlet may obtained at national headuarters, st. There | re only two high school i tion t assocla- | 5 l in’ Washington—Eastern Home | bit Drop a little !and 100l Association, Arthur Robb | ching corn,instuntly | president, next meeting April 15, and | nshortly | Western Home and. School -Assoela- | . ruly: |tlon, T. Duncan Bradley president, sells a tiny bottle of | NEX ,,"i,':"“"g etnne s o for a few cents, sufficient | 3 Purent- | ently com- | drive for funds | or corn betwee! luses, without so; I | { | S p3e ally they cost us bork ‘a little more o (—a Wonderful Girl) QR'S Word Roll No. 2095 You've heard lots of fox trots, but this new one,“ Lost— (a Wonderful Girl),” sets a pace of its own—dif- ferent—dancy—and “singy,” too. ‘The way Pete Wendling has played it won't let anyone sit down—those who don’t dance will sing— can’t help themselves. Hear it—at your dealer's—you won’t be sorry—it’s the next best thing to finding money. The QRS Music Company New York _ Chicago San Francisco ‘Toronto, RS Educator Set Will Teach You or Your Children to Play the Piano by Hand ~ Have Your Dealer Explain Them of vlain that it is working in| a | | | chier AsBo- | i stato bronch, of which the District I8} tion will open withj i Chairman health committee, Disi to equip the T School play- | ground and to maintain @ supervisor there. At the February assoclation the members were noti- prevention | fied that the playground would be ! Thursday world | ciatio closed at 3 o'clock on schooldays and &ll day on Saturdays because no supervisor could be provided by the Municipal Playground Assoclation. A committee, consisting of J. Bor- L. B. Castell, Mre. Oliver | G. E. Farrell and Mrs. G. E. . was appointed to devise means ‘for raising the amount re- | qQuired to maintain the playground until July 1, when the new appro- priation will be avallable. A drive was decided upon and carried out 80 successfully that at the end of the third day $600 had been collected. Mrs. W. W. Bolls was the captain of the champion team. The other cap- tains were Mrs. Oliver Bowles, G. E. IFnrrolX. J. M. Borders, Mrs. L. B. Cas- jtell, Mrs. E. Y. Simmons, A. J. Dris- coll, R. J. Taylor, Mrs. J. D. Battle and C. H. Asherbach. The associa- jtion will ‘expend the fund colleoted | {on equipment for the Thomson play- &round and on the salary of a su- | pervisor untfl the Municipa! Play-| ground Association will be able to The Thomson play- { finance the work &round is the only open space north of the Mall In the downtown district, where organized pluy may be con ducted. Closing the playground {meant almost certainly an increase in the number of street accidents.' The action of the parent-teacher as- ®ociation. assures a safe play space lfor children in a district where | heavy makes play | pertlous. traffic streot | The Fairbrother Pareut-Teacher | 1 Aeeociation meets every Thursday at 2 o'clock to mend stockings and sew. | This aesociation is making aprons, | which ure #old to ralse funds for th school The members of this )i take the children from that 1 the 3 50 take the hildren to be vaccinated following associations will during the coming week: Force reucher Assoeiatlon, Monday, ! 3:3 monds Mothers' | Reservolr and her Asso- h 12, at 3:3 . Monday. at onduit Road Pare! . Tuerday, at 3:30; Brightwood | Parent-Teucher ~ Assoclation, | Henry-Polk, meeting of the | As: Ludlow-Taylor at 'L 2:30 o'clock, ZisPALAIS ROYAL The Shepping Center—11th and G Sto~—Est. 1877—A. Lisner, Pres. entation., He sald, in port: “This jyndertaking needs mno &p. proval from me, since it means plac- ing before the public in vivid fashion scenes from tha history of the passion of our Blessed Lord. Such represen- tatlons were the middle age means of WILL GIVE PASSION PLAY, “ON SLOPES OF CALVARY” St. Patrick’s Players to Present Program as Means of Aiding Country Churches. Christ. The people of our country need more than ever to be reminded larly of His_ infinite love for man, evidenced by His sufferings and death. of the archdiocese a pussion play, “On | “I hope that the people of the city the Blopes of Calvary,” written by |of Washington will take advantage Father Palmieri, is to be presented at |of the opportunity they arc getting, the President Theater during passion |and that the theater will be crowded week by the St. Patrick’s Players. |night after night. I hope particularly Rev. F. J. Hurney, assistant rector | that the Catholics of the city will of St. Vairick’s Catholle Church, is |show their appreciution of the efforts arranging for the production. He has |belng made by St. Patrick’s Players received a letter from Archbishop by attending tho play. - Curley, who has approved of the pres- [deavor to be present if at all possible. To aid the poorer country churches STOMAGH “QUEER"— UPSET ! GAS, HEARTBURN, INDIGESTION Chew a Few Pleasant Tablets! Instant Stomach Relief! Stomach distress gone! The moment “Pape’s Diapepsin” reaches the stomach you never feel sny more misery from indigestion, sourness, flatulence, gases, heart- | burn, or aeid etomach. Correct your digestion for a few cents. All drug- gists recommend these barmless stomach tableta. 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