Evening Star Newspaper, October 17, 1924, Page 47

AR MAIL TO LATIN COUNTRIES STUDIED Would Link Central American Capitals With U. S.—Route 2,000 Miles Long. The proposal ha R where Americ return to the United will be made. ion with diplomatic sntatives of the governments, *ost_Office Department has na eph Magee, illumination cngine of the United States Air Mail Servi of the pos route would L bout 2,000 fail service by steamer to some of " |of the Davis-Bryan Democratic EFFORT TO CUT WASTE. 30STON, October 1 ting down t which £308,000,000, regated ken by the American tments, the announcement said, he program of a joint committee con- cmplates a study in each large fcan city of the local fire hazard, the code, the fire prevention and the fire-fighting or- | the HIGH COURT’S POWER DEFENDED BY GORE Former Senator Speaks to Lion’s Club—Lauds Party System of Government. ‘ The powers of the United States Supreme Court were defended and the | party system of government declared | to e “the best ever devised by man” | by former Senater Thomas P. Gore in {an address before the Lion's Club at on in the Willard Hotel. ‘he club, a non-political organiza- rranged for a series of ad- v members of the different parties in order that its members might hear a Wree discus- | 7ion of the situation.in this country from the points of the various Yesterday being “Demo- the dining room was d for the oc and slgns, “Vote for Davis, uch_in_the 1 t. Jes came into through for 100 others have rms to prevent f During Democ & the present Republican adminis- tration 1.669 banks failed. he declared. The policles of the Republican ad- wiinistration have been largely re- Surope, he as awing 4 compa 1 president d the La K > Koo personal, when the man went into the back- while the present Progres- is built around a group r principles. the present Progre: is built from the grou d. The third party, he said, Town out of conditions of un- rest and has come here to stay. Among those present at the meet- ing were Col. Robert X. ! committee; Carter Keen, pres the John W. Davis Democrat. ciety; Mrs. Walter Hutton, president “lub; hairman of the ad- of the Progressive Society; Arthur Smith, dent of the Virginia Demo- , and other prominent ra Xt Wednesday will be “Repub- day.” i o ' GIRL NORMAL AFTER 1,200 OBJECTS LEAVE STOMACH | Physicians Say Mentality of Mary Doe was Affected by Unusual “Diet.” By the Associated Press. SAGINAW, | Mary Doe, | whose stomach phy 200 metallic ashers October 17.— ar-old girl in s last month ects, including fety pins, cifixes, chains, broo and bolts, as discharged from the hospital. Her physicians say she is completely re- covered. has been subjected showed, accord- ing to her physicians, that she now is of wholly normal mentality. This, medical men assert, indicates that her apparent sub-normal men- totality at the time of her operation - | was a result rather than a cause of her diet. Intelligence tests to which the girl | TRAVELERS’ AID HELPS YOUTHFUL SERIES FANS Runaway boys who came to Wash- ington in hopes of seeing the world series figured in the veport of the board of directors of the Travelers' Aid Soclety at yesterday’s meeting. Arthur C. Moses, president of the so- clety, presided. The monthly report 'shows that 5,189 persons were ussisted. Of these 7 resulted from failure to meet rela- tives or friends. Inability to speak English brought 24 persons to the Union Station booth. Another 24 were brought in because they had lost their money and tickets. One hundred and ninety-one children who were travel- ing alone were looked after by the organization. There were also 51 peo- ple who were physically disabled and 6 cases of mental trouble. Many of the 12 runaway cases involving chil- dren were caused by the Washington- New York games. They were like- ‘wise cared for by the society. Following the board meeting there was a luncheon, at which Sherrard Ewing, managing director of the Na- tional Association of the Travelers' Ald, and Miss Harriet Anderson, di- rector of field activities, were the guests of honor. The Young Women's Christian As- sociation znd the American Red Cross are among a half dozen organizations doing social service work that throw their facilities to the aid of the So- clety, and through them, according to Mr. Ewing and Miss Anderson, the Travelers'’ Aid Society now reaches and operates in the most remote cor- ners and sections of the United States and Canada. The organization has grown rapidly in European countries, and there are many cases in which travelers from Europe are trans- ferred to American agencies and safeguarded until they reach their destinations. If you need work, read the want columns of The Star. ? 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