Evening Star Newspaper, November 2, 1923, Page 23

YRAY EXPERINENTS - DECLARED SUCCESS, seewiAnIvIee s Recital of Garfield Hospita | Treatments Made at De- troit Convention. *Epacial Dispateh to The Star. 7 DETROIT, Mich,, November 2.—The ¢ of Garfle and succe tion of hos- superintendents gathered here all parts of the country by | James R. Mays, superintendent of 4arfeld Hospital, Washington, D. C., yesterday, Cites Tmportant Advance. 5 One of the most important advances | Fince the beginning of X-ray therapy s the characterization Mr. Mays | Eave (o the efforts of the X-ray spe- | ©ialists who equipped and are now op- “rating the laboratory and clinic in | he hospital. He declared that experi- | ating from last November | 3 me extent revolutionized | ously held idess concerning the v. acity of the old equipment | nine-inch gap machine ifying units for radio-| r. “This | ppa- | until nted the only for therapeut purp evelopment of the m: > of delivering a voita nundred thousand or more ¥bis new installation was m authorities in charge of this sment belfeved that ( facilities would be Humber of vears, age Tubes Used. sreased demand for ked up by the sat- obtained. it was ties were totally | we thought we | © next ten years we had too small an equip- ed origially | | on farms. Towa THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, Henneman-Kimme! Recital. _Gertrude Henneman and Frank | Kimmel gave a joint plano recital last | night in the hall of the Chickering- Ampico reoms before a large audi- ence, which s oy 3 m‘.‘“;‘“\,:r';, ""x‘;l':“"'g o ‘l‘\i‘lj:-s) ':’&fi:gsl Complete investigation is to be Scherger, —soprano. . was assisting | made of all reclamation projects al- grist by koncerl was particu- |ready constructed and those in pros- y Interesting, because £ nne- | i 2 : | pect, according to & plan of inquiry man Is leaving town tomorrow for & | Oitlined yestarday " by the speclal Mr. Kimmel repeated his popular | fommittee of advisers on reclama- talk ‘on_“Old Tunes for New,” and|ilon Which has been mesting at the Urgea”ugain the patting of (ho cias, | IMerior Department for the past two sics into “words-of-one-syllable” songs | W§oKS: for the general education of the pubs |, 8L week the commission decided lic not familiar with the attractive| i Make a trip of inspeetion of all melodies hidden in the depths of the | the reclamation projects which have melodisgtidnen 1o ¢ been constructed, in order to clear up Es sxovetiinogoe the mass of testimony which it has the Gluck-Brahms compiled since it began its sessions | COMMITTEE TO VISIT B o |u fortnight ago. e The plan of inquiry adopted by the A Bl ied ommission includes the following 7 | points: Projects investigated, but not ‘u“ll(‘rlfl‘lit’": ‘A‘l|g(noerlm slruclur&!:i LERA RA | physical environment. markets an: CHO VAGES HOGS transportation facilities, settlem More than 2,250,000 nogs were lost | financial history of the sett in the United S s froms cholera last | Soclal h"lislwn' «;l”lh'- nrlok‘ct.‘ agmenl - " | tural history of the project, technica year. according tb estimates by the | uiq to gettlers, the bureau of reclama- bureau of animal industry of the De- | tion, project management, analysis of partment of Ag: ture. 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