Evening Star Newspaper, March 25, 1925, Page 18

ADFORWARBLID WL BE UTLINED Daeschner and Mrs. W. H. Mather to Tell of French Lighthouse Today. A. G. HERRMANN 750 Tenth St. S.E. ST R For Rent— Suites and Single Office Rooms TRANSPORTATION BUILDING 5 Cor. 17th & H Sts. N.W. = A new ofice building offering spacious rooms unususl light and air, ~Excellent service, six elevators. Himes Prpperties Rental Office, Room 232, Transportation Bidg. Randall H. Hagner & Co. Agents 1321 Conn. Ave. Phone Main 9700 WMMRIAL 8y HAVILAND AND AMHERST IN 1760, / FRENCH POSSESSION /—3w/l\ Mr. and Mrs. John Hays Hammond will open their home at § o'clock this afternoon for a meeting at which Ambassador Daeschner of France and Mrs, Winitred Holt Mather, inter- nationally known as the “Lady of the Lighthouse,” will tell of the work now being carrled on for war blind sol- diers at the French lighthouse, found- ed by Mrs. Mather in 1915. Judge John™ Barton Payne, national chair- man of the American Red Cross, will introduce the speakers. Mrs. Mather stands beslde Helen Keller for her life-long devotion in helping the blind, and is the founder of the American, French, Italian and Polish lighthouses. The ploneer lighthouse Is the New York Asso- clatfon for the Blind, founded in 1305 Ly Mrs. Mather and her sister, Mrs Joseph Colt Bloodgood, from which much of the progress in the work for the blind at home and abroad has taken its impetus. In the same year Mrs. Mather founded Lighthouse SO AR AO EROAE e o “| No. 2 in Buffalo. In 1913, learning of the condition of war blind for whom LADIES! LOOK YOUNG, |iis,sendicion o DARKEN GRAY HAIR | icrea iy tho™ ~——tp S " FRANCE GAVE AND ENGLAND == REGION WEST - BUS LINE ASKS ROUTE BY CHERRY BLOOMS W. R. T. Wants to Operate Around Tidal Basin While Trees SARBITALILU SOOI OADRULOLTYSERAAGAOUREREIOMANRY 11 SRLELFHLSTRARETTER AN NY 1 ne w rench government, 2 — IonasaLieh hous Mo b o Are Blossoming. Pennsylvania avenue. i at Good Level. ation, the housing shortage and pos " chiefly by Americ s a ct- | - "":”" :‘ % Rewaver "\;""“:’"- de- | ¢d by a permanent international com-| The Washington Rapid Transit Co — —— | s — oiae advancing aue: e all know|mittee. Here began that work of re- |y, P bublic U ‘The Star and Chicago Daily News. 3 € yesterday applied to the Public Util- ), g By Rudio to The Star L 3 ™ ik 1 Glasses Fitted the advantages | education and training which has re- |3 0 (,mn:mm“ e Aty Beecher’'s Son Has Stroke. e cCooick Mocical Glasses Fittod of a youthtul|Sulted in placing hundreds of French | - . NEW YORK. March 25—William | 2 el Gradu, soldiers, as well as many of other|ODerate busses around the Tidal| NEW FERIC CERE ) ST Tl | French government are serfously con- Dr. CLAUDE S. SEMONES aPpearance | nationalities, back in positions of use- | Basin next month while the cherry |jute Henry Ward Beecher, was con- | cerned over the steady decrease T. LA 3 Your hair is|fulness and independence. blossoms are in bloom fined to his bed Monday in his Brook- | the birth rate, and a commission Eyesight Specialist your charm. It Tralning Schools Conducted. Mal. W, E. R. Covell, assistant to|1yn apurtment from what his daugh- | being appointed to ind out the reason Phone Main 721 . o | tor described as a “very slight stroke While the French people live under Py makes or mars the commission, pointed out that the Liges ol i T 5t Rt AMTE 10 Mo her R The present equipment of the Light- | ;piroval of Col. C. O. Sherrill, oficer | He was returning home from Florida | normal conditions, not mu iffe 10th and G Sts. the face. When| house includes training schools, em- | {PP{IRRE DF JOb (L th SN L PR | When stricken on the traln | ently from the way they did in the it fades, turns|ployment and information bureaus, gray and looks | library, gymnasium, restaurant, lodg- . ; streaked, Just | IS for homeless men, looms and = = : Store Hours: 8 to 6 ; knitting machines, and an electric —— a few appii- cations of enhances its Braille press, the first in France. Its definite aim is to restore to some sort Sage Tea and Sulphur of useful work men who were sud- - denly plunged into total darkness, annedrance wihundad:fold. and most of whom were otherwise Don’t stay gray! Look young!| seriously wounded. Either prepare the recipe at home or get from any drug store a bottle of “Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Com. pound,” which is merely the old-time recipe improved by the addition of other ingredients. Thousands of folks recommend this ready-to.use prepara- Last year, when the continued exist- ence of the Lighthouse was at stake, Mrs. Mather, with the help of the | American Committee for Men Blinded | in Battle, raised the necessary sum | for the purchase of the property at | No. 14 Rue Daru, an old and spacious residence belonging to the Vatican surrounded by large grounds and FREE! with purchase of $25 to $50. A Wrought Iron Bridge tion, because it darkens the hair beau- | particularly appropriate for the di- 5 tifully, besides, no one can possibly tell, | Vérsified work carried on by the Lamp with purchase of Lighthouse. It had been rented dur- $75. as it darkens so naturally and evenly. You moisten a sponge or soft brush with it, drawing this through the hair, taking one small strand at a time. By morning the gray hair disappears; after another application or two, its natural color is restored and it becomes thick, glossy and lustrous, and you appear years younger. ing the war through the generosity | of the Duchess de Talleyrand As a result of this purchase. the Lighthouse was dedicated October tast by Marshal Foch, in the presence of Mrx, Mather and members of her committee. The Inscription on the tablet unveiled .t that time re “le Phare de ¥i ce, Lighthouse No. 3 founded In 1915 by the Committee for Men Blinded In Battle, New York, U.'S. A. Dedicated October 27, 1924, | by the commander in chief of the allies to the sacred memory of the | men of the allies who died under | [f arms and to the service of the blind." The ceremony _also included the presentation of a silver cup to Mrs, Mather as the founder. Praised by Ellot. Dr. Charles W. Eliot, president emeritus of Harvard and a member of the New England Committee for Men Blinded in Battle, said recently in support of the work being done in Paris: “The French Lighthouse has | been carrying on its beneficent work | regardless of race or creed for over | nine years. It is not only an absorb- | ing institution for the immedlate suc- | cor of the war blind, but it Is a liv- ing, working memorial to our own 1t stands as a symbol of e of heart necessary to all f the world if we are to 42-piece Set Dinner- ware or 26-piece Silver= plated Set with purchase of $100 or more, Keep Fit By adding sparkle your morning drink. war dead, There's a way to keep fit, to keep e E-ACE CAME IN 1763 WITHTHE " SIGNING OF THE TREATY OF PARIS . UNDRERTHE TERMS OF THE TREATY| ? R32_ 7 POSSESSIONS IN NORTH AMERICA AND NORTH TO THE ARTIC . ——* IN 1762, FRANCE HAD MADE AN ALLY OF SPAIN, AND NOW CEDED HER THE LAND WESY OF THE MIS31S grounds, also will have to he ob- tained for such service. fore the commission a request authority to buy several more double- decker busses in addition to the four purchased it s likely out on the route from Sixteenth and Three-piece Console Set N UPALL OF HER. GAINED THE VAST To THE MISS1551PP) The Rapid Transit Co. also has be- ow in operation on Sixteenth street If the additional double-deckers ars the comm 11l ask for permission to test them uchanan streets to Eighth street and $ RIERRITORY GAINED BY ENGLAND BIRTH RATE DECLINE | IS ALARMING FRANCE‘ - | Lowest Level Reached in 1924, Al- though Living Conditions Were For YourOld Refrigerator Results of the French and Indian War. deaths, wh ecli and 94,000 in 1923 a very low level of 70,00 in 18 Official reports show that at the same time sanitary and health condi- tions probably have been better than ever in the last five years, ! inclined to blame for the serious situ- “The Jlational Presents Seasonable Furniture at Low Mid-Season Prices ON EASY PAYMENT TERMS cheerful, ever at your best. Millions now emoloy it. It saves many lost days. And it wards off and ends a great many diseases caused by poisons in the system. 9n rising, drink a glass of water, hot or cold. That washes out the stomach escape from the distress. of memo The Washington Committee fo. Blinded in- Battle is one such committees throughout this coun- | try, all of which are under the pat- ronage of Presldent Coolldge and of present chaos and ee that this la burning fore Let us be ke of several That is the amount we al- low you on your old icer when buying a new one dur- ing this sale. The old one, of course, is guaranteed not to be resold in our store. 3 [l [ KRR E3n 1763 THE IKING OF ENGLAND 135UED A PROCLAMATION THAT ALL LANDS BETWEEN THE ALLEGHANIES AND THE MISSISSIPP| WERE RE- SERVED FOR THE TNDIANS — THIS MEASURE WA 70 PREVENT THE COLONIES FIROM BECOMING TOO GE AND POWERFUL BT PIONEERING KEPT ON | © 1925 By Tns McCLUME NEWSPAPER SYNDICATE - The war ministry is alarming decline in ve power. i;l::s IMPOSED A HEAVY TAY UPON THE COLONIES - IS DEMAND. WAS MET WITH BITTER INDIGNAT. 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