Evening Star Newspaper, November 16, 1923, Page 42

KIWANIANS PLEDGE BOYS’ CLUB SUPPORT|: Action Is by Individual Members After Apfeal by W. L. Rad- cliffe at Luncheon. [ Graphically pieturing the trials of 1 the underprivileged American youth, , William L. Radcliffe of the loc: Rotary Club and one of the leading spirits in the campaign to raise funds for the Boys' Club of Washington, rgent appeal for the sup- port of the Kiw “lub at a meet- ing in the Hotel Washington yester- £ his own bov- « worker in his in Virginia, b d that the jo : them the unstinted support ot individual members. Claude kerson to welcon of out-of-town most part_phy Southern Medi W. Owen called on Roe Ful- attendance for the for the on con- ormer district gov- in the state of lowa, tandard of Citizen- of representativ lowed to | commissi. Santiago tendance will be present llt the cl as follows: ladiex night meeting, next Wednes-|, For Guatemala, Senor L. don'An- day night. The Thanksgiving day|‘tonio Batres and Dr. don Jose Matos: oth f the organization will be | for Panama, Dr. mber. 28 and Dr. Horacio F. Alfaro; for the re niembership will be- en- | United States, Dr. James Brown Scott n oyster roast tomor- | of this city and Pro st street and VIr- | of the University of Michigan. harles | “The commission, which iy to pre- Burns Downey and Pearce | pare a code of private and public in- ternational law and frame rules of |'®uidance for the American states in legal proceedings between them, will APPOINTMENTS MADE | meet in Rio de Janelro In 1925, T0 JURISTS’ COMMISSIOM | SEES WHEAT TARIFF. U. 5. One of Three American States | — Naming Representatives in In- Omlhl Publisher Gratified by Cool- | idge Program. ternational Body. i A higher tariff on wheat will be a tes, Guatemala and t] cerning the middle wing a conference ident Coolidg been am Emery Heirs Claim Condemnation Award Unjust. Mary H.“Hanney and Julla H. Cox, daughters of the late Matthew G. Emery, the last mayor of Washing- ton, yesterday filed in the District Su- preme Court objections to the award Mr. Updike said that fying to the wheat farmers to learn that the first thing President Coolidge nas done is to take steps to meet the present emergency, as it now exists and permll nlher plans to work out as fast We Reduce— A Special Group of. *40, *45 and *50 Suitings and day notified the Pan- reality in & few weeks, it was predicted of a condem: tempted to | teét ot the beneft tension of on of 9th street nlrouxh the Ei t on Georgia avenue. They the verdict is contrary lo the evi- Only 8% Finland is —_— mery. land .for the ex he street apd awarded owners. Attorneys nd P Man is llkn- a tack—useful if he hay a good head 'on him and is pointed id the right direction, but even though per cent of the land /in | he I8 driven he can only go s far ai cultivated. his head will let him. n of the appointment |LAMP SALE f; Silk Shades M Parchment v Shades S C. A. 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