Evening Star Newspaper, November 6, 1923, Page 11

DZENS NOMNAT Three Candidates Name for . Presidency—Trolley Serv- ice to Be Improved. {Nominees for offices. in the North Washington Citizens' Association were named last night by the nomi- . mating committee at a meeting held in _fhe parish hall of the United Brethren Church, North Capitol and R streets. Election of officers will be held the first Monduy in Decem- ber. The following selections for officers were made by the committee: For President, Robert M. Yost (the incum- bent), Gen. Charles H. Ourand and James M. Priest; for vice presidents, Raymond Loranz, R. O. Drach, W. H. Richards, John W. Herring and A. for secretary, Guy W. 1 ze A. Casey; for mprecht; for dele- ration of Citizens' s ge A. Casey and Henry Gilligan. Charles R. Brill was chairman of the nominating commit- tee. Eleven candidates were elected to memnbership, George A. Casev, chair- man of a speclal transportation com- mitte reported inat ae nad taiked Wwith the president of the Washington Rapid Transit Company regarding re- «¢stablishment of a bus line on Rhode lsland avenue northwest, and was told that the company could not re- establish the bus line until a 10-cent lare was in effect on all the com- pany b lines in the city. A letter was read from ‘William F. Ham, president of the Washington Railway and Electric Company, out- lining steps for improvement of car jorvice on the North Capitol street ne. PRESBYTERIANS OUTLINE PROGRAM FOR 1924-1925 Apportionment of National Budget Also to Be Made at Con- vention. By the Associated Press, , November 6.— ¢ second annual midwinter general conference of the Presbyterian Church, which will be held here December 3 tablished headquarters for the confer- ence here. The world program of the church for 1924-25, through its boards of foreign missions, national missions, education and ministerial relief and sustentation, will be placed before delegates from forty-six synods, Dr. Overstreet said. ‘The apportionment of the national bud- get of the church for the year from April 1, 1924, to March 31, 1925, also will be made. over the $15,000,000 budget for this fiscal year, Dr.” Overstreet declared, probably wili be recommended. Approximately” 1,000 visitors are expucted to attend the con- ference. JAPAN’S LUMBER DEALS SUBJECT OF CONTENTION Determination to Buy Exclusively of One U. S. Corporation Protested to Commerce Department. SEATTLE, Wash., November 6.— Determination of the Japanese gov- ernment to buy lumber through the Douglas Fir Exploitation and Export Company_exclusively led the Pacific Lumber Exporters’ Association to file a protest with the United States De- partment of Commerce, it was learned here vesterday. The protest produced little ‘or no eifect, it was said. The Douglas Fir Bxploitation and Export Company is owned by and is the export agency for about 100 saw- mills in Oregon and Washington. The ! Pacific Lumber Exporters’ Association represents eighteen firms buying and selling for export, most of them with offices in Tacoma and Seattie. _ “Coolldge brown" soon may become as popular with the women as was *“Alice blue” during the occupancy of the White House by the Roosevelt family. In the matter of hats and gowns Mrs. C tress of the plays a decided predilectic shade of brown, Southern Railway System innounces the inauguration of additional Sunday train service between Washington, D. C. and Harrisonburg, Va. Effective Sunday, November 11, 1923 Train No. 14 will leave Harri- sonburg 5:30 AM. arriving Washington 11:20 A.M.; return- ing lcave Washington 6 P.M. City Ticket Office, DAMAGE SUITS SETTLED BY CONSENT VERDICTS $4,000 to Nurse for Injuries In- curred in Accident—$1,000 Ad- ditional to Her Father. Consent verdicts have been awarded in the District Supreme Court to Miss Robble H. Lawhorne, a trained |- nurse, who was Injured in an auto- moblle accident near the Calvert Street bridge July 22, 1922, Benjamin Kaufman, owner of the automobile in which the nurse was riding when the vehicle was in col- lislon with a car of the Capital Tractlon Company. agreed to pay Miss Lawhorne $4.000 damages, while the traction company consented to THE WOUNDED POLICEMA IN CRITICAL GONDITI(;N X-Ray to Be Used to Locate Bujlet That Pierced Lung of Patrol man Kew. l It is not yet possible for attensing surgeons to give definite Informalion as to the probable outcome offthe dangerous bullet wound sustainefl by Policeman Victor B. Kew of:the tenth precinct early yesterday,: wheh & negro shot him while in tke vignity | of Barry place and 8th street. - The mmd STAR, { mitted to his room. His wife remains at his bedside most of the time, Police officials sald they had not the slightest clew to the identity of the individusl who did the shooting. Maj. Daniel Sulllvan, superintend- ent of police, yesterday afternoon offered a reward of $100 for informa- tion leading to the arrest of the po- liceman’s assallant. Several suspects have been ques- tioned by the police and detectives have planned other arrests tonight. CONTRACT IS AWARDED. Newport News Firm to Supply * Equipment for Lepérs’ Home. The Treasury today awarded a contract to the Noland-Clifford Com- | pany, Newport News, Va., to. furnish jthe mecharical equipment and other "Rev. Thoma FALL ACTIVITIES OPENED BY K. OF C. ASSEMBLY Addresses by Rev. Thomas A. Cal- nan and Charles W. Darr. Appointments Announced. The Washington General Assewbly, Fourth Degree, Knights of Columbus, in the District, formally opeiwd its fall activities at a meeting at the Knights of Columbus Hall last night, at which addresses were made by s A. Calnsn, newly ap- pointed “faithful friar,” and Charles W. Darr, master of the degree in this jurisdiction. Appointed to the pa- trons’ committee, which has in charge the social and educational activities, were Bertram G. Lennon, chairma John 1. Spreckelmyer, vice chairma: & verdict against it for $1,000 in fa- vor of Robert H. had sued for the loss of his daugh- ter's services and the expense inci- dent to her injuries. E. Leahy and L. H. Vandoren repre- sented the plaintiffs. For Dangerous, Racking Take Father John's Medicine.—Ad- vertisement. 1425 F Street N.W. Washington, D. C. 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Supervalue, pair FIFTH FLOOR bullet passed through his ¥ight lung | jnterior supplies for the new addi- and its exact’ location wiil bef de- termined by an X-ray piciure however, police officials are njpt ad- | twelve E. L. Tucker, Thomas J. Donovan, James T. Ryan and Dr. James A. Flynn. An {nvitation to attend in dress uni- form the annual vesper service of the order, at the Shrine of the Sacred Heart November 18 was accepted. Plans were also laid to form a drill team under the commana of Maj. C. Eugene Edwards. A memorial tablet in memory of those Knights of Columbus from the tion to the national lepers’' home at Carville, La. A contract was award- vd yesterday tb Algernon Blair of Montgomery. 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