Evening Star Newspaper, November 5, 1923, Page 3

i & 400 Delegates to Anniversary i Congress. Make Call. at | ; White House. | | President €oolidge today received | the entire delegation of 400 Salvation “Army officers attending the Salvation Ampy thirty-eighth anniversary con-j Eress here, at the White House. The President shook hands and felicitated cach of the visltors. The congress s sneeting here in celebration of the Leginning of the work of the organ- lzation in Washlugton thirty-eight Sears agw, and 0 discuss at a meet- | ing of the ofiicers’ council tomorrow | plans for the enlargement and pencfit of the work for the coming year. Headquarters of the congress are at €06 E street northwest, the Salvation Army Auditorium. Prexident’s Welcome, In welcoming the delegates to the Rty -eighth anniversary of the Salva- tion Army meeting in_Washington, | President Cooblidge told the assem-| Dlage how sincerely interested he is in their work and how proud he is of all they have accomplished in the vast. In commending the order, he said “you represent a hope and an ideal,” THE HOME LIFE OF A HAT-SNATCHER. looked | | promoting | better things in life and aiding} humanity in general. Because of this, | ; he said, the organization should have | every support and encouragement. | Addres: s remarks follow i “Coming out here to greet som e becoming to he almost a daily oc- ! currcgce with me. Some of the oth- | ers that have come here have, per-| hepe, folt that it was a little awk- | ward. But I am sure that you, who{ s accustomed to holding your own meetings out of doors and the affairs In which you are under the open sky, shall feel no em- { barrassment in caming here, despite The threatening clouds and perhaps the impending rain. ‘T am glad to greet you, hecause I am deeply and sincerely interested in the work that you are doing, { you regresent, and in the hope that | You hold out to humanity. It is very v to be discourazed. It is very ¥ to think that men and wome are all wrong; that there disposition on their part to the right course and do the thing. = Your success demonstrates | beyond anything clse that such is| not_the case. 5 “I think it is a leading principle of that which you represent, that none Bas become So degraded, =g lost to the | better things of life and to the in-| spiration that comes from’implanting | in gheir hearts the kmowledge of the better things, as to suppose that they are beyond redemption. You are bringing the world to better things. | You are holding dut a great hope; demonstrating_that there is in all of us, from the highest to the low a hope that is never crushed ou spirit that abides forever.” Prior to their visit to the White House this morning the New York Staff band of thirty-five pieces gave a concert at the Post Office Department. Lauded by Gen.iLejeune. “Soldiers of the Salvation Army go to-many places where other persons would fear to go and wherever they go their uniform is their protection,” declared Maj. Gen. John A Lejeune, T. S. M. C..'in an address yesterday fternoon at the opening of the con- sTess at the President Theater. Be- fore a large audience Gen. Lejeune declared that the Salvation Army commanded the respect of all ‘who came in contact with it “In France,” declared Gen. Lejeune, | “their uniform penetrated as far to the front as the mi itary authoritles would permit, and its wearers were always cheering the fightes He declared that the morale that is necessary in | the United States Army is just as| necessary im the Salvation Army, and | adde “Where the United States, Army fights other armies with cannon ball “and rifle bullet, the Salvation Army fight i 18 SPECIAL NO! ARCOLA HEATING } s _proofs, $8. ¢ i AV LOAD OF FUR. aitu from ork, Phl lelphia and Wil. | miugton. 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The National Cagltal Press 13101818 D 8¢. N.W. | secretaries; I { H TRAINING TuNIOR TO ™E PROFESSION fights disease, not disea criminais; sin, not sinners, and it fights | wlith love, kindness and charity. ! “Fribute to Thomas Estill Gen. Lejeune paid a high tribute to | Gommissioner Thomas Estill, New | York eastern territorfal leader, who has | been In the Salvation Army since 18 Commissioner Kstill gave a short the__organization, and ! that in 1877 the Christian Mis- | then called, had thirty- and that today there | S5 corps cadets | erime, not and 8 Ton 0,22 1 cadets. t at § o'clock there will be a = of the officers, soldiers and soldiers and the public are in- the affair, which will take *e at the Sal i Amn torium, 606 E str Leaders in Attendance. follpwing are the leading of- tending the congress: (_‘om-' oncr and Mrs. Thomas Estil York, eastern territorial leaders; | 1. Holz, New York, chief sec- eastern territory: Col. Ale: New York, field secretar: Col. Margaret Bo-i territorial women's The ficers nis retar; M. o New A i secretary; Lieut. Col. ert Sandall, New Yori, editor-in Lieut. Col.'and Mrs. Thomas Stanyon, Pittsburgh, Pa. onal command- ers. western Pennsylvania. Brig. Gen. William C. Arnold, New York, territorial flnancial secretary; | Brig. Samson Hodges, New York, ter- | ritorial trade secreta ig. Wil- liam Palmer, New York, territorial Y. P. secretary; Brig. and Mrs. Wil- liam' C. Crawford, Washington, divi sional commanders, Potomac division; Bric. ynd Mrs. Herbert Roberts, Cin- cinnati. Ohio, divisional commanders, western Ohio and_Kentucky; Brig. and Mrs. Wesley Baillie, Cleveland, Ohio, divisional commanders, eastern Ohio: Brig. and Mrs. John Sprake, D. O, Chesapeake division, men's so- cial; ' Maj. David Main, Charleston. W. Va, divisional comiander, West Virginia and southeastern Ohio; Maj. and Mrs. Fred Seiler, Baltimore, Md., divisional commanders, Chesapeake Aivision; Maj. Willlam Halpin, New York. territorlal prison _sccretary Maj. and Mrs. Arthur Hopkins, Pitts- | burgh, general secretaries; Maj. | and_Mrs. John McGee, Washington, D. C.; Staff Capt. and Mrs. Willlam intock, Cleveland, Ohio, general Staff Capt. _and Mrs. Frank Croft Cleveland, Ohlo, Y. P secretaries; Staff Capt. and Mrs, Ed- mund Hoffman, i eral secretaries; Staff Capt. and Mr: Edwin Perrett, Baltimore, Md.. eral secretaries; Staff Capt. Marion Evans, Roanoke, Va. ! e GOLF CLUB TO ELECT. | The annual meeting of the Town and Country Club is to be held tonight. Of- ficers will be elected.. The nominations are: ~Morton J. Luche, for- president; Milton Hopfen- maier, for first vice president; Lee Baumgarten, for second vice president; | H, ert Rich, for treasurer; Stanley I. Fischer, for financial' secretary; Daniel Gusdorf, ¥ for corresponding secretary. Six members of the board of directors are also to be selected. Several golf trophies are to be pre- ! sented. The silver cup for the handi- | cap tournament is to be awarded to dney Kaufman and Howard Nordling- er is to be presented a gold golf ball for winning the =cratch fournament. DISTRICT DEFENDANT,. $20,000 Damages Demanded for In- juries to B. A. Hawkins. The District of Columbia and Ar- thur J. Tholl, a bullder, are sued jointly today in the District Supreme J. Hawkins in behalf of his son,* Bernard A. Hawkins, for alleged per- sonal injuries. Through Attorney William “Wendell the father -says Tholl without a permit deposited a pile of heavy steel and iron radiators | in the parking space near the curb of O street, west of 4th street north west, and one of the radiators fell on _the boy and injured him. FLAT TIRE? MAIN 500 LEETH BROTHERS Serviee Cha: ‘Pay As You Ride A SMALL PAYMENT ' DOWN BALANCE ONE, TWO AND THREE MONTHS Guaranteed 8,000 Miles “KOONS. ROOFING” reputation for selid, dursble work 18 an asset which this company main. at any cost. We see to it that Job’s & good job. TRY USL 3 M2 F 8t N vy T. 0. PROBEY (0. Phone West 133 2100 Pa. Ave. N.W. v ) ¥ { George W. Wells, Mrs. E. A. Reeves and Mr. and Mrs. | —BY WEBSTER. : NO! NQ!NO! How MANy - Timgs 0o t MAFYA TELLYA T DON'Y LET ME GET A J SEEK BALLOT 0. K. IN WEE SMA’ HOURS Voters Rouse Postal Officials From “Beds to Attest Elec- tion Papers. Pennsylvania and Virginia voters think nothing of routing the postmaster and assistant postmaster of the Wash- ington clty post office out of their beds in the wea small hours to sign their ballots. A voter from one of the states called Postmaster Mooney at ] a.m. today to usk about when he would be ready to golng on Yor county officials. \ It was before midnight, however, when another voter routed William H. Hay- cock, assistant postmaster, out of his on_his ballot. The officials would make no state- ments officially about the matter, but it is understood that unoflicially "they had a few things to say today about voters who would call at such hours. Several - months ago Postmaster Mooney wrote to the attorney gencral of the state of Virginia, stating that the law of the state requiring absent voters to get the attesting signature of a postmaster worked hardship upon postal officlals. He suggested that the law be amended to permit of notary public signature. DEATH REPORT MISTAKE.’ William L. Wells Still Lives in North. Carolina. A mistaken report that William La Wells, former resident of this city; had died in North Carolina, resulted in the needless trip Thursday of V. Mearns. Mrs. R. James H. Wells, his relatives, to Norfolk, Va, where Mr. Wells had been living. After a two days’ search the “deceaved” was located in North Caroline in excellent health. The report was current in Norfolk { and Durham, N. C., and was brought to” Washington by a captain of the Norfolk Steamship Company. It was printed in the Friday issue of The Star. HOLD OYSTER ROAST. About two scores of launches, carrying more than 300 members and guests of the Corinthian Yacht Club, vesterday journeyed to River Vie: where 'the annual oyster roast of the club was held. Bage ball ‘and foot ball were the order of the afternoon. A jazz bandl Turnished music. The boats left the resort at 4:30 o'clock and after an hour'ssjourney dropped anchor at the ‘clubhouse at Highway, bridge. DOCTORS RECOMMEND HERNDON'S . INDIGESTINE To -Relieve INDIGESTION Court for $20,000 damages by Andrew 'R Are You Facing Trouble? * The severe strain £ on the roof comes with the months just before us. The-ice and snow — driving rains and sudden thaws all lay heavy toll upon roofs- that are not substantial and'sound. .. . - Don’t take anything for _granted — have your roof looked over . ~and if you let us do it nothing will be overlooked — for | we go into- the job de- tailed — testing ~and truing—so that when. ‘we put our “0.K.” on it,you may be sure it’s all 'right .according to the Rose: standard. Everybodyll ‘tell you - our- charges “are - “consistently fow , and demanded instant serviee Bullet Wourid in Chest May Prove Fatal to Officer Hurt tenth precinct was shot in the right chest early tdday by an unidentified colored mar., ithe bullat penetrating his lung and Inflicting 2 wound that police surgeons fear may prove fatal. A second bullet passed through the pollceman’s cap. The shooting occurred near Barty place and 8th street about 2:30 o'clock, { When the policeman called to the col- jored man’ to stop, having followed him from 11th and Euclid streets, where, it Is ctated, ‘he was caught near the window of the residence of Dr. Joseph B. Cherry, 2549 11th street. Two pistol shtts was the answer to the call of thé policeman,y who fired four shots himself without effect. Kew was dt & patrol box across the street from Dr. Cherry's home. He was just about to call the police sta- tlon, it fs stated, when holse in front OF-the Cherry home attracted his at- tention. ~ Seeing the policeman, the intruder fled séuth on Sherman ave- nue, with Kew in pursult, 2 At Barry place and Sherman avenue a bakery empjoye pointed out the colored man, arid the policeman called jto Llm to itos. Then the shooting ‘Mzule(L uand the policeman’s assafl- ant, -bundle, -disappeared ion nue. Police of the net were ‘ealled and the olored man was pursued, but was not overtaken. The wounded man was hurri |Garfield Hospital, where he w tended by Drs. Bord ed to as_at- and Branden- Wwho reported his condition as serious. At the hos- {pital the wounded policeman told {brother officers he knew nothing of the identity of his assailant, never {before having seen him, and jpolice were unable to obfain o identit ew, a former resident of Niagara » N. Y., hud served as sergeant United States Marine Corps. appointed u member of th police force December 13, and scrved until August 15, 1921, when he resigned to accept her position. He policeman the clue . appointed later. Bean of the sMventh was Kew’s comm eighth preeinct, {the bra precinet, wh he was one of t and most efficient mem- lattest his ballot, as clections are now |bers of his command. CLUB TO GIVE LUNCHEON. Rubinstein Musigal Organization Annual Event Tomorrow. The Rubinstein Musical Club wil give its annual luncheon in the New Willard tomorrow. The invocation will be given by Mgr. C. F. Thomas of St. Patrick’s Church. Mrs. Robert H. Delgleish, president of the club, will presid. The speakers be Mrs. will Louls venant and Isaac of the Washington musical ram_has been arranged. president that couph bcforekwt begins - SCOTTS EMULSION right now to nourish the system and to build up strength and resistance. 23-58 4 Scott & Bowne, Bloomfield, N. J. Completely equipped real estate office, including furni- ture, fixtures; two-year lease, low rental; located on 17th street n.w., 1st floor, between K and H Sts. A bargain. Ad- dress Box 143-A, Star office. 70 degrees without attention? On the one hand is dirty, laborious, un- with NokoL It’s for you to choose this fall. apt. Thaddeus A. | nding officer in the | MONDAY, OVEMBER -—’——-——-—————————————_7______ “Purity Sealed In—Dust We don’t know what size | pats Ambassador Harvey wears, but' ther’ oughtn’ t’ be any , trouble about fillin’ his stockings. 5 ’ i We hear a lot about beauty doctors, but we never hear o’ no cures. 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