Evening Star Newspaper, April 6, 1924, Page 7

oy THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHING ON, N, D. C, APRIL " FARM RELIEF BILLS | WAIT ON [}UNGRESS Many Different Proposals' Made for Extending Aid to Agriculture. a1 o business of pass tonted by a del af bills which prob, ns apot | more from T the = of far will take | < bills, | me iglierty laws, e or After tax and bon other run the advance rmers to prop, nt take ton and w ght nme ove Some of the enacted t to rel » the m hind tk eported by len th been on the | f. put runs with | trom | are nd cents, lest di- in re "] ARTIST Wonld Authorize Bonds. \ m N ot \ lary, | e shee Wwhe Ty tuke orn ind Would The zove Buy Up Crops. would bu 2 « bushel for No. inder sty also buy | tron cro he ern <y prope rt eat war- would b 1 to bu bushe hase ouid permis- | against which P This meas- | m.--i ) to $1,000 wheat helr is on the eve| ation _of | who nlvflar\ to w is \xrlu.«ll that the remedy | from the 17 nited | gressional dely | uld agreem should properiy ates Treas .WASHINGTON STUDY | TO HEAR GEN ALLEN| Speaks on European Situation at| Rauscher's Tomorrow Afternoon. Maj. Gen. Henry T. ymmanded the Amel onal forces in Germany, s lecture “The European tion—an American Problem,” shington noon at 4:43 Rauscher; sen. Allen’s address is the fifth in| u series of educational lectures lnn\K prominent qu = of the day which | . has been anged by Washington | udy. The speaker the Monday fol-| ywing at the same hour and place, | will be Charles Warren, former as- sistant a(tomrv general, who V\lll{ speal on “The Power of the Supreme Court.” Grace Dunham Gues tor of the Freer Gallery of Art, spoke on “Art of Washington” before Wasl sngton Study yesterday morning at 173 N street northwest. She was intro- «duced by Charles Moore, chairman of . the Fine Arts Commission, who de- | scribed the ollection as the Jargest singie gift of any group or in- dividual ever given to the public. The Snajor portion of Miss Guest's address was devoted to a description of the c Jection of art treasures from the far ast contained in the Freer collection. | She iHustrated this portion of her ad- dress with stereopticon views of bronze and jade ornaments and early sculpture , ‘Work from the far east. Wormhale: Mi splaced m the Rochester Herald. \ man who was being shown @ bas- %ot of fall pippins pawed over th top layer and then said angril don't want these apples. “Why not, sir?’ asked the sales- man. ¥ 7“Tney have wormholes in them. 4And I'd just like to know what yoi Situa- i | on . assistant cura- | versity { ninth { this | meet | the | Women: {man $300 for a half interest in the| ;an by showing me such specimens, thought 1 was offering you a ruro treat” declared the salesman. “Tast year, when 1 was selling furni- ture, you wouldn’t buy an antique Peeause it had no wormholes.” B SENATORS’ WIVES DISCUSS es CLAUDE A.SWANSON. NARRIS S EW PLAN TO COMPI.ETE ’ CRYPT FOR EASTER Work Bemg Rushed at Cathohc‘ National Shrine So Mass May Be Held. PLACES DESIGNS | { Philadelphians Donate Irish Mar ble Columns. that it m unday, when m be ready for E will be said for work is being rushed in the crypt of hrine of the Immacu- now under constru t. Gene- walls for a kmen are busy no ceili the first time, on the northe: the |1ate Conception tion at Catholic University. vieve marble lines the feet, w astiv and | Stratton of Detroit, | reon the ly direeti which will ower ove: ver death | Representative ice In Sought. May is dedi McKenna announ th certain go into the nal shrine Will Le permitted to pay nstruction nat j prominence ‘vestibules, apses d that it shall r from 9 o'clock in 1til 9 o'clock at night ill be said at 4 o’clock afternoon, in the erypt UNIVERSITY WOMEN | WILL GATHER HERE/ !ert E. American Association Session, | April 2125, May Report | Discharge of Debt. f merican Association of Women will hold general meeting April 21-25 meetin Un its thirty in Washin It is expected at| that an ammum»rmv-nl‘ ¥ be made of the clearing of the | national clubhouse debt of $200,000, Has Raised Quota, The Washington branch has gone over the top on its quota, though it still have a contribution from Der cent of the members. resent aim of the local committee, cons; sting of Mrs. Samuel Herrick, chairman; L Asher, Mrs. Julian H. G. Duyle Sheldo Mrs. W . Mrs, Roger, Mrs. C. H. Squire and Miss Bertha Swann. the pr i1 for the national meet- ing mtludc'z the following speakers Mon vening, the Pan-American Dr. L. S. Rowe, ’an-American Union do J. Alfaro, min A Senorita Castro, le- l,«vlun of Salvador. This meeting will be followed by a reception to delegates. Tuesday luncheon — for Research and aduate Study in National Capitol,” President Wil- liam Mather Lewis, George Washing- ton Universit Dr. George F. Zook, United States bureau of education. Miss Tarbell to Speak. Tuesday evening — “Responsibility of University Women in Publia Af- fairs Public education, Mrs. Wal- ter J. Cannon, Cambridge, Mass.; pub- c press, Mrs. Ida Clyde Clark ate editor Pictorial Review In industry, Miss Ida Tarbell, ew York; care of nation’s children, Miss Grace Abbott, Washington. w»dnvsda) luncheon — “Ancient on the Training of an Amb: * Mr. J. J. Jusserand, ambassa- Qor Trom France. Thursday night, international din- ner—Toastmistre: Miss M. Carey Thom; preside; emeritas Bryn Mawr; _speakers, Mlle. Margurite Mespoulet, vice president Interna- tional Federation of University! Miss .Johanne Stockholm, University of Copenhagen, Danish member International Federation of University Women; - Miss Selma Tkren, Constantinopie College; Mme. Laura Bryn, Norwegian legation;| Mrs. Walter Vaughan, president Can- adian Federation of University Wom- en; Mrs. Aurelia Henry Remhardt, president American Association of University Women. ton irec ‘Opportunity It Happened in Kansas. From the Atchison Globe. An Atchison man went to St. Joe and took a drink of corn whisky. He began to see reptiles and animals in assorted colors, so he rented a room | ond opened a museum. Many people | paid 35 cents admission, and when they saw only an empty room, they | called a policeman. The policeman started to arrest the Atchison man, but the Atchison man got him off in a corner and gave him a drink. The policeman then gave the Atchison show. e The Chinese have no straight streets or walls, because they believe ! the devil travels in a straight line. The orange was originally imported to America by the mission fathers, who brought the seeds from Spain! | ix also a member of the commifier. | MISS MARIE L. OWENS | Colum DISTRICT AFFAIRS MRrs.GEORGE WHARTON 2-» PEPPER & MrsTASKER L.ODDIE. |PA’('{E'ANVT’ MADE PART OF LAW CONFERENCE| | by D. C. Cast of 200 at Con- vention Tlm Week. FORREST, | MIss DIRECTOR | | Presentation to Be Given at Treas- ury Building. In connection with the on law enforcement ut Washington next Thursday day there will be pageant, “Liberty in Batc rduce | | | | e uum and ¥ presented Law.” based ¢ *America th d by & Wash- ersons un Moore For MksTHOMASFbAYARD They met Iast week at the Capitol and heard the Engineer Commissioner | cxplain the yoning laws. Virs. Hruee, wife of the senator from Wa-yland, | ington the dir. two perfor nations Thursd ¥ legates the conve second on | Friday ey front of the public the south PAID FINAL TRIBUTES tilding for Delivers Eulogy at Funeral Rites at Home. Upshaw writte who died Hizhland parts played iptist Chureh Ve ted, A culo; o d by Repre th Rev Farringt 1z et Richards « quartet of condo eived by her par nder the direction i by Mre. 0 Pertios by ents fror Rowe, di- the Pan American lorence Jackson Sted- | representati of the International | &: A and _Letters; | Douglas, Col. Wade IL| and chairman of L = | rector | U'nion; ting dard, A Hardy, Mr. the ‘\.A‘hlfl!-ll Maj of e an organ had represented as Sponsor on many ns; Claude N Bennett, presi- of 'the Southern Society of | Washington; Mrs. Walt Hutton. 1 er president of the District of | From the L Humg 1@ Disision ot the Daughters| The Hostess —Thank you <o of the Confederacy: Dr. James Harris | Kra E 2 Rogers of Maryland, and Mrs. Maud | o Kras fok suue nsaiitit Howell Smith, president of the Rob- t do you think of the Lee Chapter, . D. « DIEND R < Pianist— nElish Large rubies are worth much as diamonds of presi- Battiefield | Brow Oweus | E. Full of Sound and Fury. Ah. madame, 1 do not. know how to politely ex- were an automobile, it call it in America the as iz What. they “Liberty in Law” to Be Presented | T0 START TOMORROW Meetings to Be Held Thnnghout City in Intensive Drive During Week. CLINIC I8 AanED | Members of Younger Social Set: Lend Aid. The following been arran meetings progra the Nutional Th ter this week, at which promi- nent lavmen and physiclans will speak in the lutersst of the educationul moyvement to con- Surgeon Cumming nd br. General public health servic John b, Thomas Tuesday—Rey Dudley and Dr ne W Simon ton George John W exday and Dr. - Rabbi Wilfred M Abi Bar- ursd: Senator T na Dr. 1. i Rev, g1 Plerce and Dr. William ¢, ler, Suturda den, Wil Dr. Willla A short film Courage.” inten minute lectures intensive drive ag District of the which the Columbia com- of of week will tomorrow. with American will mittes Cancer way firse of Nationa the the noon a forerunner to the d Charles Weod, pastor of th of bromdeast from the lecture on the control educa~ the L w chmvh today movement 3 nature. addition to t pul, there will 1wt the hom 24 1 clock T rxduy and will be bri which U Natie Wour ridge be of h mieetin Mrs. Bre street sday, Wedne Friday 'evenings from the nd_ P “lephone Radio Corporation of stations, alternating nikhtly urday, and th held in the for in sani pledged L their t of Columbia in the Medi- 18 M street northw week's effort. fearing eymptoms of | in examination and | is being = e in the Younger Social Set Enlinted. unger s 1 set has in the as the 1shers t the X . _They are aded by Miss e Ross Todd | nd include Miss zabeth Hanna, Miszs Beatrice Beck, Mise Edith Hitt and Mise Ann Hamlin The committee of 100, upon which | part of the arrangements for the campaign has devolved, includes in |its ranks. in addition 6 members of e medical profession, representa- s of virtually line of ac- | tivity in the Capital | The members are | E. Freeman, Surgeon General Irelarid ‘n( the Army, Mrs. A. A. Frie: Mre. Archibald Hopkins, Newbold Noyes, ‘A\Ylhuy D. Marks. Mr Charles T. Warner, Mr Floyd ¥ ‘Waggaman !Jnym Inlder, Mrs. Whitman Cross, Ufford, Mrs. Alexander William E. Chamberlain, o FTizz-”' Mrs. V. Re\ s Clara D. Noyes, s Mre. Charles Wetmore, andall, Miss Gertrude Lo Rt. Rev. James | .ulrnm pl M | Lida Hd{ord |Harry M. ¢ The Price You Pay —represents the value of what you buy. The higher price you may pay for reputable goods is the cost of additional onore service. Mer af ROOFING and SPOUTING —may cost a little more, but the difference represents greater service proportionately, because it requires just as much labor to erect cheap Roofing and Spouting as it does to erect LYONORE METAL; for the additional | outlay you receive a measure of quality that far overbalances the difference in price. When you specify LYON- ORE METAL, ask to see the name stamped in the material. It is placed there for the protection of the reliable Sheet Metal Con- tractors and yourself., Qikliné& @Inc. 930-932'E St. N.W. Phone Main 890 - Washington, D. C. wt the north- been | 6, 1924 PART WAR AGAINST CANCER | Dirty Eggs Keep Better | WILBUR IN PLEA Than Cleans Ones, Says | U. S. Agriculture Item | Only clean, unwashed eggs bri: top prices, the Department of Ag- riculture warns producers. | “If eggw are dirty, donm't | them” sayn the department, | washed cggs deterfornte rapidly i Unusually large quantities washed ckgs are reported | “spring, but the department sa “Don’t’ do 11." &5 a Although dirty counted In price, washed eggs w generally cause Droducers a great- er loss in the end Production of clean eggs is ac kecping henhous complished floors _and by nests clean, gatherd ing muddy tors weather in dry Society Meeting. Street of the Missionary Societ. the Methodist Lpiscopal Church shosen delegate to the nee of the Methodist Church at Springfleid, Ma: # meeting in Baltimore y tof the lay delegates of the | contorence Mr treot, who residen city, is the first woman ever sent Ly the Baltimore ¥ at Mrs shbins, Rev er, WHI T. Warner, { Anderson. Headed by Mrv. Leiter, ce in charge of ngs is headed by secretary of the and have i Abbe, radio; D: The man’ oseph {trict mittees with Trun A. Gan fraterniti speake zations: Dr churches; Dr government ndustrial s me Leiter, amitte which ampa H been cha gements are theaters Dr. J mon n W, Was inclair Willian hote insurs Mun, Karps er, W. E. Marb d W. W. B ompanies. 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