Evening Star Newspaper, February 15, 1925, Page 68

12 THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., FEBRUARY 15, 1925—PART 3. ; : 1 : by staring at the desolate expanse|This is particularly important, it was turing processes where tank fur- naut club, a philosophical body | EQR ART IN HOSPHTALS |of vare wanls, arter selected works | polnted out, in tne case of wards for| 10 CONVENE ON MAY 19| naces’ aro “used, ana night work in S e s Sitimaaitme pormet of art have been placed in the hos-|fever patients, whose imaginations S - S bakeries. nd Eats 4. ounds Per ern Ca 4 - Pt pitals as the result of a movement, |might be unduly stimulated by cer- Albert Thomas, director of the in- : ples 0f % v“'h‘f';;‘l ‘“h“:‘;'(fi' “':: Soothing Pictures Instead of Bare |just getting under way, which Is en- |tain types of painting. In general| ImPortant Problems on Agenda for ternational labor bureau, has fssued Dt e Tn ot 20 writien languages to (he | Walls Proposed in Drive for |thuslastically supported by doctors,|the total effect of subject, color and Annual International an appeal to all governments 1o 866 | py tio Auociated Press. Sl patients and art experts. design should be cheerful, and at the o e delegatia - g Bl E ac. the f hco confere i ‘ebruary 14.—New B Sfiaee st My Galinges de- Fund in Sweden. The initiative has been taken by a|%ime time soothing to the nerves e o] e g on | Zeals more ralsins per caplte clared, proved that astronomy was & | Correspondence of the Assoclated Press. number of patients in Moerby County Certain ‘l;::fi“l:":wr‘:teds‘"::;:r | Correspondence of the Assoclated Precs. the official agenda, the May confer- than any other country, according to . . s religio « e familiar to the more | STOCKH( J “The hos- ::0.“2“‘:". who, having h;ard lhl?f new plan, both with original works| GENEVA, January 25.—Workmen's | ence will elect the governing y Tla sta ued by a raisin grow- Scientist ~ Says INAINGS | inteni lasxes Sof - the enclont r 5 no longer [ there was a movement to place speci- | PONG B, Bo Bt o e printed | compensation will be the chief item |the labor bureau and enku « on here. world v of 12,000 years 4go; iens ol Bnesurt in remtaInantE IRIOLe ] n's afaianternleras on the agenda of the next annual in- | general discussion of the qui Resldents of New Zealand average Sh Astronomy Known |that the Bible, means of zodl. y to a leading Stockholm paper and Logons ternational labor conference, which | social insura 4.40 pounds of raisins and 1.20 pounds oW _AS y alphaby, now may be made to reveal | : rors asked why the same could not be - - will open at Geneva May 19. Three SR of currants every year. England eatw any secrets, religious and historical, | by Egyptologists of some of the |done for the hospital, where they < other items on the program are really v 1.85 pounds of raisins and 2.77 pounds 12,000 Years Ago. reh Y hitherte Have ‘been locked | earliest inscriptions found in E@YDL. [“were shut off from nature and Duck Killed by Golf Ball. matters left over from last year's Inquisition of currants to cach person s books: that Israel has @ history | Zodiacal emblems, the speaker de-|forced to gaze continually at white| C. C. Young, a golfer at Houston, |conference where, in the form of| 2 2 e s into a period | cla ecame tribal or brotherhood |walls” The suggestion led to in-|Tex. bagged a wild duck recently in |conventions, they were given prelimi- | From the Loudon Opinion. r and from that plane stepped [quiry among hospital experts, who|making a drive. The ball started |nary approval by the delegates. Now, istress (engaging new maid)— e as written characters, each |indorsed the idea of bringing art to|off as if it would cover most of the | however, they require a final vote. | above all, I expect you to be representing an idea to become later, |hospital patients, but made certain|275 yards to the green, when it en- | They include equality of treatment|d 2d- | astronomy than the s in altered form, the letters of the |interesting reservations. countered a blue bill and instantly |for national and foreign workers as atieve s o g what is there inger, asttonomer and | today, and that there have been | modern graphic systems. The pictures must be selected with |Kkilled the bird, which was flying low. | regards workmen's compensation for|to be discreet about? Here is a Page from The Hecht Co. to Help You - Get Ready for Inauguration » o matter how unassuming the ceremony, how unpretentious the celebration, inauguration will ‘;‘ lure thousands to Washington the week of March 4. 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