Evening Star Newspaper, March 30, 1924, Page 15

-THE TWO.MEDICAL BODIES HERE IN FEBRUARY D. C. Society to Greet 3.000 to 4,000 Leaders of Profession in U. S, and Canada. CO-OPERATION IS Army, Navy and Public Health Service to Aid Welcome. PLEDGED { The Medical of Columbia | of the District launched unched g : to entertain here an- t the same the Army nd health service te time re public Between 2 leaders in the United ittend the was told newly the medical pre State d Canada conve the will conference ¥ Mo esident of the Medicine, ;.| When they choose the contained in 2 miral Stitt, who was unable present Others included arver o and app to be Z|sion the |Senator Now Considered Robinson Leads in Picking Policies For Democrats in Next Campalgn Arkansas Leader to Urge House Cleaning in Fed- eral Government. As Likely Candidate for White House. The policies of the democratic party upon which that party must wage campaign for the 1e leadership of S Robinson of Ark der of the minority ator Robinson's with the new Congress, the Arkan ator having been ‘ted to suc- Senator Underwood of Alabama in that office It is recognized that the democrats | 5y will g0 to the country with an ap- peal that the people “cle. in the co Ml through the effc inson that 1 have been ent ate to limit d at the democratic 1. announces his party on the tax reduc that he tho ed and p solution President to requ question former vored tax re o, through the Mellon plan soldiers’ Denby of the nnection with minority lution providi ation of the f D: !‘m\,:l oil le Ulection of Smith, At the outset of the Senate found itself invoived in a bitter controve ation of the present ses- the or- ommit PROMISE TO DYING DAUGHTER BRUKEN Mother’s Care Assurance She tor Children Did Not Count on Court Fight. Speeial Dispat PTG Road and and 3 rooms with bath. Elevator service. 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The government forces, the dis- patch stated, attacked the revolu- the latter retreated to station, but Friday the s regained their former positions and the fighting continued all Friday night space of two weeks. from the House. member, January as governor Janua uary 28 was elec for the term beginning March 4, 1913, He was chairman of the demacrat national convention in San Francisco in 1920, Senator Robinson's tribute in _the enate to Woodrow Wilson at the { ne of M.r Wilson's death was both | eloquent and beautiful He resigned of which he was a 1913, qualified 16, and on Jan- d to the Senate e It pays to read the want columns of r. Hundreds of situations are filica through them. Ms — . Pensions are gr ranted to teachers in | twe 32 Years at 935 F Street Double at- taches to April this significance the month of vear—First, be- cause the Diamond is the birthstone for April, and, second, because Easter falls in April. 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