Evening Star Newspaper, September 21, 1923, Page 18

URGES STRICT TEST OF INCOMING ALIENS Wadsworth Declares PhySi- cal Examination Should Be Broadened. Asmsistant Secretary of the Treasury Wadsworth has recommended to Sec- retary Mellon that the medical ex- ination given aliens upon entrance 1o the United States be broadened In i1s’ scone This recommendation was made vesterday to the Secretary following personal inspection at Ellis Island by Mr. Wadsworth. recently in con- nection with immigration offictals. Mr. Wadsworth, who has charge of the public health service urged the application of the so-called intensive examination to every incoming im: migrant than to those who patently such a physical survey her require Urges Joint Action. He characterized the medical ex- amination as of vital importance to and criticized facilities d station as being in- o the end that the work 2 thoroughly, he recom- Mr. Mellon_join with Davis of the Department asking an appropriatio struction of additional mmodate an ex- alth precautio at steamship com- for transporting sons clearly barred | ¢ seems little Mr. Wadsworth said, “for the transporting 19 this country of individuals clearly | insane when they arrive, or suffering | athsome disease which | immigration laws mittance impossible. dds_to the burdens nd and is a| amship com- | to think tHat heavy penalty, ) or §2.000, upon any steam- | pany which undertakes to| mmigrant whose condition | not up to the health T migration 1 would hav t salutary effect Would Improve Hospital. n preparation for the fu- h, he said, nent, the d improve- at Bllis Island excuse. Gangers | in the type of | he least that can be ction is to make ab- t those who are men- t or physically unfit are stopped at the gateways and turned back.’ 62,958 IN SCHOOLS. | District public | ollment ols s reported the | | of which was recovered in re metal—Compressed | CASES TO BE DROPPED WITHOUT A HEARING Counsel in Three Suits Before U. §. Supreme Court Agree on Settlement. When the-first ten cases are called for atgument in the United States Supreme Court after it meets October 1 three of them will be dismissed without a hearing, connsel having agreed on a settlement without awaiting action by the court. One of the cases to be dismissed came from Illinois and was brought by the Indiana and Iilinois Coal Cor- poration and Herman C. Perry, who objected to golng to Indlana to answer an indictment for an alleged violation of the Lever act during the war. The government has agreed to a settlement entirely satisfactory to the other parties to the sult. Another case which will be drop- ped from the docket comes from Mississippi, brought by the direct general of railroads uader the fed- \eral employes’ liability act. The third is the case of the Hills- boro Coal Company and Rice Miller, who were charged under the Lever t with restricting production of coal during the war in_connection with the strike of the United Mine Workers of America in the central competitive fleld. The act subse- quently was declared unconstitu- tional. FORMER CITY COUNSEL ADDRESSES ZONTA CLUB Conrad A. Syme Compares Growth of U. S. Under Constitution With Great Britain. Conrad A. Syme, former corporation counsel, was the honor and speaker at the luncheon of the Zonta Club and professional women District guest of weekly of busi- at the THE EVENING STAR, WASHING’.I\‘ON, D. “'umun' University Club’ yesterday noon. Syme spoke on ths United States Con-umuon and compared the growth of the United Statesand Great Britain, showing that in this country we have grown by constitutional gov- ernment, while in the latter case Great Britain has grown by govern- ment by attrition. = He stated em- phatically that he does not believe in the federal government having un- limited power over the individuals and states. Miss Imogen James, president of the Zonta Club, has just returned from a two months' Mediterranean cruise, and presided at the meeting. Miss Emma T. Hahm, another club member, has just sailed on the Levia- than for three months of travel in Eu- rope. About thirty members and guests were present at the meeting. CONFERENCE ON BABIES ADJOURNS HERE TODAY Forty States Represented Thrt{ugh Their Health Officials at Chil- dren’s Bureau. Forty states were represented through their health officials at the conference, closing today, called by the federal children's bureau to dis- cuss work for mothers and bables under the Sheppard-Towner act. Problems of administration were discussed at the meetings, which lasted three days. Various features of the health campaign among moth- ers and children in the different states were described, including ma- ternity and infant health centers, health conferences, health surveys. nutrition work for the pre-school child, dental hygiene work and pub- lic_health nursing. The State and Provincial Health Officers’ Assoclation was represented at the conference by Dr. James A. Hayne state health officer, South Carolina, and Dr. Williams, e health commi Virgin Announcement Paul Specht and His Orchestra Now playing at Keith's, Wardmau Park Hotel Orchestra. During the Dinner Dance o Wardman Park Phone Columbia 2000 for reserva- Evening Dress Requested will play in conjunction with Saturday, September 22, 1923. Starting at 7:30 p. m. Flotel tlons. For ‘ThesEntirejFamily Butler offers youTcloth terias!” Y ofjyour familyto se: Amerlc 0 countjhouselwelcomes® you ing hupplnou on easy, foremost'ch u.,lc% andeveryfmember New all Styles (nYsatin, material. FOR WOMEN New Fall Attractive Fall Suits 19.95 vo 59.50 Stylish Dresses .... New Mill New Fur Coats $15.95 to $89.00 14.75 to 49.50 linery .... 4.98 to 1050 Coa %S .00 up to “5000 New Fall Suits. Overcoats Fall Hats X Serviceable Trousers Boys’ Suits Boyl Mlelnl Ev;ry”one a ne{w style> and all sizes:{for,men ufsvery |nle“_‘ = 24. so‘hup FOR MEN .$24.50 to $45.00 . 2250 to 45,00 2.95 up 2.95 up 6.95 to 16.50 950 to 1650 Marriage Licenses. Marriage licenses have been issued to the following: Lioyd H. Cochran of Bunderland, Md., and Helen E. Payne of this city. ‘Willlam C. Wilson and Ruth M. Miller, both Pi len Vera R. Coddington. Ches or A ‘Garner and Frances Schott Wal Macomber and Bessle M. both of Richmond. Ve, Joseph Yergan and rett Lewls. Harry Johnson and Wesiey G. Brown of Charlottesvilie. Vi ter. bel Bell. d Cora Hawkins, both Benjamin Glada nd tarks, both of Baltimore, Mad. AT Thomas Emith 4nd Helen Mackall . Fould: Ethelwyn Johnson. t-n and Mary E. Carter, H‘ Mosly ‘of Richmond, Va.. and " Martin of Charlotte Cvurt House, Va. E. Walter Bteel and Annie Henderson. Eithu H. Moore of whern, Tenn., Vivian Shockley of Sparts, Tenn. Semuel T, Culberson of ‘Silver City, and Alice M. Reid of this city. R. Forney and Catherlse G. Dixo M. Willoughby of Carroliton, Miss., an of this city. Gertrade ‘Reynolds, both 1'and Thelma A. Taylor, of Dubuque, Iowa, Rkis of this city. ———— Danger in Coughs and Colds. Take Father John's Medicine today. and Bray, | RELATIVES HONOR ANASTASIA’S MEMORY Gather in Church, London, to Offer Final Prayers Over Body of Prince By the Associated Press. LONDON, September 21.—The rela- tives of Princess Anast gathered In the Ru Church of St. Phillip today for the final prayer service over the body. A short requiem was recited by the Russian pastor, while the family, with a |8 few friends, knelt beside the flower- draped bier. The body was later con- veyed to Waterloo station and placed on board of a special train for South- ampton. Pall bearers there carried it to the waliting liner Aquitania. The mournful group of relatives, beaded by Prince Christopher, which followed the oak-incased leaden cof- nted & contrast to the nu- gathing of racing men and s of sport who had assembled C., FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1923. Papyrus embarked for the United Stetes on the sanfe steamers. With Prince Christopher were Willlam. Leeds and Mrs, Leeds (Princess Xenia), Henderson Green and Mrs, Green, Miss Emma Parmentier, who was Princess Anastasia’s secretary and confidant for twenty years, and Dr. Stucker, tutor of the Greek royal family. At New York the bndy will be placed temporarily in a private mor- tuary and afterward will be removed to St. Thomas’' Church, where a spe- clal service will be held. The final burial will be in Woodlawn cemetery. DON'T PUT OFF UNTIL THE LAST MINUTE Finving your home papered and painted—for the coming fall and winter. Proficient work- men. Prices extremely ressonable. No order too small for us to Al CORNELL WALL PAPER CO. 714 13th N.W. Main 5373-5374 666 th the most speedy remedy we know for Constipation, Biliousness, Colds. Huduhu and Malarial Fever. The Conard A artment | 13th and Eye Sts. N.W. "Facing Franklin Park Beautiful new bufldmg, absolutely fireproof and mod- ern inevery detail. Five minutes’ walk from all government departments, theaters and shopping district. 1 Room, Kitchenette and Bath, $50 and $55 2 Rooms, Kitchenette and Bath, $75 Your choice of any exposure. All apartments have exceptionally baths and hardwood floors. Day and night elevator service. ‘Reservations now being made. For Further Details Apply Temporary Office on Second Floor ge closets, ti led —Advertisement. pler to see the race horse At the 14 Busy Peoples Drug Stores You’ll Always Find High-Quality Merchandise Priced at a Saving! MEN! Here Are Some Unusually Good Values in Our Cigar Departments 10c “Buckingham Palace” (Perfectos) —a handsome, clgar. You'll mild. " Special, long-filed, like them Box of 50, $3.00 strictly domestio ecause they're 5o . 25¢ “Corn Cob Pipe Sets” -—consisting of three bowls and one ruhh:r stem. Special at 25¢c “Luis Martinez” (Juniors) Here's a mild, handmade, small size cigar of quality- made from the seconds of the in foil 100, $2.98. (Perfectos) A mild, handmade regular_sc value. Special at 7 $1.75. last long at this low price. ger shapes bundles of five and made to retail Peoples’ special low price only 15e per bundle. “El Grado” domestic_cigar—full size—and a for 25¢, or box of 50, Come early and get a good supply—they won't Packed at 25c Box o’ —at these prices. for packing, postage and insurance. We ship same day order received Pe-nlu Drug Store, 505 Tth St., money order. STEPTEYJBER S Quickly Relieves Constipation Don't let constipation polson your blood and curtail your energy. If vour liver and bowels don't work properly take Carter’s Little Liver Pllls today and your trouble will be relieved. For dizziness, lack of ap- petite, headache and blotchy skin. . Purely vegetable. Small | Dose—Small Price—25¢ . 15e. Why Share Your Home and Food With Bugs? Spray DETHOL Special Prices Small 42c Quart .. 83 Gallan. ... $2.65 Handy Combination. .69¢ DETHOL DOES NOT STAIN Palmolive Shaving Cream 35¢ Size—Special, 29¢ Palmolive Shaving Cream pro- duces a fine, rich, creamy lather which will not cause the skin to burn or smi Buy a tube as you go home. Fowll like it $1.25 Coty’s Face Powder 79¢c Hear Broadway’s Latest Hits at Any Peoplec Drug Store Every we receilve new “dance pleces” lnd ".cl\g hits” by world famou: ts. Drop in any of our stores and and dance hits. Pathe Double-Face Records r these latest song Merck’s Zinc Stearate Special, 2 for 25¢ Today and Saturday in any of the 14 Peoples Drug Stores 250 buys 2 cans of Merck Zinc Stearate. It's a decidedly big value. Limit 2 cans to each customier. Fels-Naptha Soap Special, 5c This popular household soap is specially priced at 6c a cake for today and Saturday only. 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