Evening Star Newspaper, July 22, 1924, Page 28

PHYSICIANS HERE 10 ADVISE HINES Council on Medical and Hos- pital Affairs Meet Today in Three-Day Session. The Council of Medical pital Affairs recently Director Frank T. erans’ B 1 and Hos- appointed by Hines of the Vet- the from ranks America’s pr ties, to act in to the burea a three-day During the the doctors will discuss many of the perplexing problems which task of caring tients hospit 50 governme pitals, an advisory capacity meets here today for ference conference arise in t for about ed by the and 00 contract hos- huge 000 pa- bureau in Notablex to Attend. the doctors who are ex- pected to attend are M. T. Mac- achern, Chicago, 111, associate di- rector of the American College of Surgeons and president of the Ameri- can Hospital Association; Col. Patterson United former Among vard Graduate Dr. Frank Watch Hill, R i of the medi- ment of the University. of Wilbur, Palo Alto, of Stanford Univer- nd brother of the avy: Dr e W . Ohio, o Western of Medicine Philadelp! cal jurisprudence, Pennsylva St. Louis. ton, Mass r. dota, Wis.; Dr. George H York City: Dr. larrett, Ann A Mich., or of neuro- chiatry a versity of Mich- : Dr. Dou Dr. H Pattison, New York authority on tuberculosis; Dr. s DLW Kennon nyeroft heville Cincinnati leading au Ranization 1 dispensary or- and Dr. ew York City, Metropolitan Life Table Centerpicces. for table deco- —Advertisement CRASH ENDS.HONEYMOUN Husband May Die, Bride Badly In- Jjured. ration. Hawkins lumbus, probably fatally injure suffered severe lacera bout the head and face when their car col- lided with another on the Sudbury- North Bay Highway last night, mo- torists arriving here reported The couple w ‘their honey moon. Both we to a farm- house and phys mmoned. Ohio, was and his bride MOTOR PEP - piiy gl Saves ten to forty per cent of gasoline cost and entirely elimi- nates cost of valve grinding and carbon removal. Keeps engine at full efficiency all the time. 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Special Dispatch to The Star, BALTIMORE, July 22—Fifty thousand rebate checks will soon be distributed to income taxpay- ers in Maryland and the District of Columbia by Galen Tait, collector of internal revenue for the Maryland district. They will represent the 25 per cent reduc- tion in the Federal income tax for 1923 Refunds amounting to cent of the 1923 income tax bills will be received by taxpayers who made their contribution to the Federal upkeep in a lump sum instead of paying on the quarterly basis. Those affected made their pay- ments before March 15, before the reduction was announced. The income tax division is com- piling the list of beneficiaries. 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