Evening Star Newspaper, April 27, 1924, Page 25

THE _SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. APRIL 27, 1924_PART 1. CAMPAIGN SCHOOL |Poa Annuis Blooming Is Bad News |5 tioi s St ™™ | wisaums o the-sontror o ras fover | PENDING RETIREMENT | S5 o dovatayes™serin™ Mieher sate AR The hay fever clinic of the Wom-|is the improved method of extrac- aries may pay a relatively larger 7 T s H F S ff f D C an's Welfare Association, which is| tion of pollen protein. Thus, in the proportion of the fund. race our PLANS ARE CHANGED 0 Some Hay I'ever durrerers o o G| focated ‘in“the Soctal’ Service House, | preventive treatment of the tai type.| OHANGE UNDER FIRE | ™in cftect, it ‘means that persons “ st has beem administering preventive | which is the most stubborn, the Tau- receiving high salaries must con- oun. isiorv - treatments to. susceptible individuals [ ures were reduced from 10 to b per -k tribute toward the pensions of the = to| Clini Applied I 1 Getti Cratifving| o Tuesdays at 4 pm. o insure| cent. OF the 45 per cent benefited, 40 ot lower-salaried persons” Mr. Marsh OAITHEW’ 3 ican Women to success, it has been found best for a| per oent of the patients were prac- | 0 i tary | continued. . Meetings of Republ inic of Applie ‘mmunology Getting Gratifying patient to begin treatment from six | tically free from symptoms ~Hither- vil Service League Secre The result may be, he said, that . . to eight weeks prior to the onset of [ to the best record for complete reliel 4 i the higher-paid empl ight be 'sani Be Held at Hotel Washing. Results in Treatments, Suporters Declare. symptoms, Those who liave. tatled | Ko Deer o por n..m': o hase reatea | Says Higher Salaried Would induced o leavo o < government There c mpentancchynie: or_were unable to s e hay fever clinic is rendering 3 service. Mr. Marsh suggests that 1 Ameril istory written ton May 5 to 8. Other Grasses Soon to Shed Pollen. s;xfflclenll)'h lnhndvamcer may sunouc; service to a large number of work Pay Too Much. neczr!;llyfhl ‘the bill 13 the ;(:opin‘g of “n bricks and ston’e’. You'll rive much benefit from seasonal|ing men and girls. To extend th A records of the a cate a de- iti B it T————— treatment. According to recent ex- g S v extend 1l . 2 ducted from the saiaries of employes find it in the ancient cities perience, the daily administration of " ity > Senator Stanfield’s bill to amend the| and an account of the annual cost| 4| and old-world villages of the staff of this hay fever clinic, |[Small doses st gollen’ peotein has e so newly elected | civil service retirement act 8 criti-| of the retirement fund chargeable to 1| Britain. The London North ! nd bad | which has had such a successful rec- yiaed !&3)' Dl farthier notice . Macpherson Crichton. | cized in a letter written by H. W.|the government. Eastern Railway takes you 3 R news to a certain class of hay feve: |lorg for the past few years, report|ine citnic will furnish nal treat- e Marsh, secretary of the National Civil = = there. Cabinet Members and Legislators | sufferers, those whose troubles are|.no blooming of Poa Annuls, which, | ment for victims of s er hay fever | Traction Men to Vote on Strike. | Service Reform League, to Senator Bridge for Hosptial. Listed ot Give Addresses. PARTY LEADERS TO SPEAK| Poa Annuis is in bloom again. This will be news to some, and bad due to the pollen of this, the first| . pough its pollen is scant and|2nd preventive treaents for the SBU 2 i Dale, chairman of the subcommittee| A bridge and five hundred party is member of a large family of grasses s P Jarge class of autumnal hay ftever| PITTSBURGH, Pa, April 26.—A party is 'Commumicate with : causes distress to but a small pro- | 200 S %% 0" cvmptoms of the lat- | strike vote of the 3,200 motormen | ©% CIVil service to be given for the benefit of the ETCHAM to begin shedding. portion of hay fever patlents, Eives | Lor extend from the middle of AUEUS |and conductors of the Bittsnaren| MF- Marsh says he hopes the bill|Episcopal Eye, Ear and Throat Hos. ? Rose fever” is the name, fre-| i ,rning that other and more uncon- | to the first killing frost. Raflways Company will be taken|MA¥ be modified so that persons|pital at the Raleigh Hotel next IGENERAL AGENE: _ | auently but incorrectly applied to the | runia) grasses will soon be flowering |, The Fesults of treatment 1n whe past |\ %y nounced today by | Coming higher salaries may not be|Wednesday at 8 pm. by a committce | il LONDON &NORTHEASTERNRLY. type of hay fever, according |, cuccession. In this locality sweet | fnose achicved by the bast clinics of union officials, The order for the | den of contributing a disproportion. |(rom Christ Church, Washington | [f| 311 Fifth Avenue (at Thirey Second Se) ‘lw"l'\x:nsh‘x'x’nmf:flr °',,.'3f,l§l;’,,'l'§ vernal grass, June or blue grass and | the country. During 1923, however. | vote was ed when negotiations | ate amount toward the pension fund.” | parish. 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