Evening Star Newspaper, April 13, 1923, Page 37

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, APRIL 13, '923. PRAY FOR RUSSIANS, | -Abe Martin Says: | URGES GRAND DUKE Alexander Asks Moral Support of U. S. for Persecuted People it of His Country. i By the Awsociated Press. ! PARIS, April 13.—Grand Duke Alexander of Russia today issued a statement in reply to inquiries from ! 1 America evoked by his message to ‘ A | the American people on Tuesday . ] appealing for moral support for the persecuted Russian people. Ti.e mes- Y! sages from America, received by cable, inquired of the grand duke just how this moral support could be given. He replies: “The moral support which T implore vou to send to the Russian people must manifest itsel? by your spiritual pravers and by vour thoughts. Think that you have a sick man. who is dear to you and far from you, and that with all the powers of your souls you wish his recovery. “No trace of evil thinking against . : the oppressors must find place in| Qccasionally a boy shoots his your thoughts: that feeling would | . b e Taeratiil vell your souls'and the power of love | father, but as a general rule chil- : of vour souls would not reach the |dren kin never repay the'r 7 f P Russian souls which arc akin to o 32242 2 gl vour help will be eflicacious. “It is especially to the women that T address myself: to the women who | during_the ‘world war showed such | pure Christian devotion: spiritually Bive vour delicate care to our souls | mortally wounded by those who do 10t know what they do. 1 have not the slightest doubt that yvour help | Have deep faith that in that |parents. / 4 I strength to struggle for Him who &ave us life (Signed) “Grand Duke Alexander. —_—_— INVENTION IS CONDEMNED| Abrams Diagnosis and Disease | Treatment Machine Found Failure. | INDIANAPOLIS, April 13.—Diag- nosis and treatment of disease by a | machine method known as the elee- | rronic reactions of Abrams. invented | by Albert Abrams of San Francisco, | are condemned in a report of a spe- | cial committee of the Indiana sec- tion of th rican Chemical Asso- | ciation to bmitted to u meeting | of the ation here today. The sclentific investigation of the Abrams mechines and method made | by the committee, made at the | request of local practitioners who | are making use of the treatment The mittee has prepared a re- | From the Mail and Empire. |eighty-eight bankers and forty-six will ar it. ¢ Tivi | wealthy women. This is one proof S Al o e i e i e e happiness. Money can bring more trouble than poverty (Coprright National Newspaper Service. ) ——— A Consolation. Among the American suicides i were seventy-nine millionai aring the claims of the School were “too good ‘to | it asserts that if the| claims of Abrams were found to be sound, all human suffering would be | at an end and that the human race be free from such dread maladies as tuberculosis and cancer | The tests were started two weeks | ago, Dr. Derby . to ascertain if the machine in use in Indlanapolis, | purchased from Dr. Abrams. the in- | ventor would actually diagnose disease. The practitioners submitted 10 the tests proposed by the com- | mittee. The report declared the tests | showed the machines a failure. i RENEW WORKING PACT. Brotherhoods of Engineers and Firemen Continue Alliance, | CLEVELAND, Ohio, April 13.—The agreement between the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen, providing a working alllance of the two organizations and for co-operation in handling wage matters and in strike action, was re- newed yesterday with some technical changes, Warren S. Stone, president of the engineers, announced. 3 Changes, it is said, apply only to questions of jurisdiction among the two brotherhoods, whose membership | often interlock, due to promotions from firemen to engineers and demo- tions in slack times. _The agreement has been in effect mince 1913, Mr. Stone said. A joint | committee’ of the two organizations which has been at work on it also | had under consideration the pro- | apectlve amalgamation of the two or- | ganizations. THE full figure is no longer the excep- tion. Designers, recognizing the beauty of physical maturity, have used their tal- ents to create gowns, lingerie and corsets that will render justice to the full or generously developed figure. Rengo Belt Reducing Corsetsare designed —through their exclusive features—to mould stout figures into lines of grace and $3.50 Philadelphia $3.25 Chester $3.00 Wilmington AND RETURN Sunday, April 22 SPECIAL TRAIN Lesrex Tashington (Univn Station) AN Wilmington 10:05 AN Tickets on sale Friday preceding Ex- cursion. g&Similar Excursions Sundays, May 6, 20, June 13, 17 & Pennsylvania Railroad System The Route of the Broadway Limited. 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