Evening Star Newspaper, March 26, 1924, Page 16

College Clubs to Present First Pro- gram of Kind Ever Given in White House. The Amherst College musical clubs, representing what has been nick- named e Singing College of New Fngland,” will present the first pro- gram ecver given by the. glee and mandolin clubs of any college in the White House Thursday afternoon at Amherst is President , the clubs are programs for shington, the | Exectutive beginning at 9 cher's, when the pub- ¢ may attend. \ccording to the program prepared and perform- the clubs then take a until lunchec Club. They w between lu 1 ersity ime ¥ ¢ the m \ ‘pronounced an Amherst Navy order on’every trip of the! s thair wuz her glory, but t'day it’s 4ith’ only thing that bothers her. showin’ up. n ®| function under the control service,| We kin recall when woman’s Ever'buddy likes a good loser— till he loses ever'thing. Th’ saloons have been gone a long time, so if prohibition has | got anything as nifty as th’ ole- | time bartender, it’s time he wuz ! | Some folks even run in debt ewspaper Service.) New Project for Veterans. A guardianship division has beer created in the Veterans' Bureau to handle all matters pertaining to guardianship. The new division will THE EVE COMMITTEE NAMED. Represents Chamber on Insurance and Banking. The standing committee on insur- ance, banking and brokerage of the Washington Chamber of Commerce was named for the easuing ycar, as follows: Krnest . Herrell, chal Ralph W. Lee, vice chairma gene G. Adams, Milton I2. Afles, Ralph Wistar M. Balderston, bb, H. E. Dameron, John Dolph, Robert N. Harper, H. L. Ken- sla, Jacob Kohner, Samuel M. Marks, Willlam Montgomery, Jean Paul Mul ler, Maurice Otterback, Albert R. Pe C. P. Ravenburg, Willlam M. . Corcoran Thom, A. C. Waller and Guy Withers. STAR, WASHINGTON, “UNCLE” BURKE BURIED. Former Slave Was Employed at Orphanage Farm. “Uncle” Cornelius Burke, who served St. John's Church Orphanage for more than thirty years, died Fri- day, and was buried this afternoon, ; |following services at St. Mary's Epis- copal Church, 23d street between G and H streets. “Uncle” Burke, as he was affec- tionately called, was born a slave. He served in the civil war, and, com- ing to Washington, was engaged to care for the farm of the orphanage. Since that time he has served the institution in many ways, and was universally liked on account of his ready smile and unfailing good humer. , BOYS HURT IN ELEVATOR. One Sustains Broken Arm—Other| Badly Bruised. Russell Phillips, sixteen, street southeast, and Joshua Thomp- son, fourteen, 1337 E street south- east, were injured last night whils playing about the elevator in vacant building 1522 Pennsylvania avenue southeast when it fell from the sec- ond to the first floor. e Phillips sustained a fracture of the left arm and minor injuries, while his ocompanion was shocked and bruised. They were given first aid and taken to Casualty Hospital Don’t torture your complexion with harsh treatments Keep it functioning normally in this simple way, and you will un- lock @ hidden beauty. stimulation, and there starts that succession of blemishes and 516 13tn | ] il i “Hasten Slowly” — an ancient motto, and a very good one to have in mind when you select furniture. The OSE drastic, sometimes even dangerous, met women use ysician wil you there is hardly one of them that goes to the real quickly chosen bargain often which is headed by -Maj. Davis G.| mnold, assistant director. 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