Evening Star Newspaper, December 4, 1923, Page 15

BANQUET IN HONOR WARNS OF DISEASES SPREAD BY CROWDS Surgeon General Urges Care Against Contagion in Holiday Shopping. Surgeon Gen. Cumming of the pub- He health service today warning to the the atory issued American diseases during ed holiday shopping season. street ¥ public b b public danger of contracting cars, OF U. S. ARMY BAND City Club, on Behalf of Washing- ton, Shows Appreciation of Services Rendered City. The membership of the City Club, on behalf of the residents of Wash- ington, last night showed its appre- | clation of the services rendered to | the city by the Army Band and its spirit of co-operation In eivie activi- ¢ holding a han t the club of the mil organization. ident ¥ inger of the club, m ¢ s the | he G_STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1923. [}ITIZENS RE ELECT YOST AS PRESIDENT Hear North Capitol Traciion Service Scored. Robert M. Yost was re-elected president of the North Washington Citizens' Association at the annual clection held last night at the United Brethren Church North Washington People i stree? wms scored by W. G. Lang, chairman of the public utilities com- mittee. Lang asked for up-to- date equipment on North Capitol street and urged citizens to boycott the old cars which he claimed are now In use. Car riders were urged to walk, solicit automobile rides or get downtown in any other way than by using the “antiquated” equipment on North Capitol street. Efforis of the District Association of Workers for the Blind to procure aid for the blllul were indorsed by the after tt consolidation had been discussed with | | the majority of mémbers mgetmas i Plans were announced ror an enter- tainment {n January, with motion pi tures of Alaska, to be explained b. M. Giliman. Twelve new membe were clected. TWO CUT IN FIGHT. A three-cornered fight between col- ' SEEK TO GET PEOPLE Ways to Secure Co- Operation. A plan for closer relationship be- Board of Eucation and cit- | tzens' organizations will be outiined | of the b Public S Franklin rd, 1 Assoclation in 00l tomorrow night, at 8 o'clock Frederick Stephens als | will give an illustrated lecture on visual education. Among association matters to be ssad on report of committees are |the a CLOSER TO SCHOOLS Association Members to Discuss by Ernest Greenwood, vice president |5 at a meeting of the, the | « support of the proposed Potomac ion, will report progress rt of the assoclation io| in the b on meetings | ave B of n to the |7\l||| nd the recent ring on the matter before the corporation counsel. The meeting of the assoclation will be_open to the public. New delegates will be asked to hand in their preference of commit- tee appointments SSUNEELIRACAN] Tlck Tock EDMONSTON’S — Home of the “Original” FOOT-FORM Boots and Oxfords for Men, Women and Children. FOOT FORMS ARE UNIQUE They're the Shoes for Style. They're the Shoes for Com- fort. 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