Evening Star Newspaper, April 27, 1925, Page 32

32 DO ERDDVIENT FUND 15 CREATED American Legion Will Handle,‘i , Balance of $85,000 | Raised by “Roxie.” ! | The unexpended portion of the fund| ralsed by S Rothafel (Roxia) for the installatfon of radio receiving| Government hospitals will 1 er to the American I a permanent endowment negotiations which are today the legion he napolis. As a result every pitalized World War veteran he lives, will en the b under the : e total it ihat is being| turned over to the legion is approxi matel 000. It is hoped that this perma Jowment will not only! provide and priwte hospi | tals and othe hich aid World War equipment, cquinm pense to the sets i turned ¢ in| | dquarters hu\ s lor h‘n\\ | in 1921, fund was 1924, wh Washington tio show Fund Organized The ‘“‘Roxie” ized in March afel came to the first the He en The contributed The Star were used to hel the radio equipment for Walter Hospits Out of the fund to Jate pitals and sanitariums, small, which are ¢ have ‘been equipped with This means that about 150 hos do is to in head set to listen Leen provided also, and many per includin; other patients in the hospitals. nurses doctors and hospital attendants, benefited by the equipment ons, Personnel of Committee. The fund 3 from has £ the i York Sun John H. Craige, repr mandant of the United Corps, vice chairman; Ra lins, representing S. L. Rothafel, sec Edwards, repre 'y of War; Comdr. | he com- | s Marine tary of the > B au of representing Secreta smmerce, and A 1 of the earch La [ rds. the larger institutions al ipped with radi ving sats th h the fund are Brook lyn Naval Hospital, with beds the Chelsea Naval Hospital of Chelsea M: with beds: the National Home for Di d Veterans, at John son City, n., with 1,114 beds, and | Walter Reed General ready Get This Free Booklet About IhM Newest Way 1o Yellowstone via ( cago & North Western Ry. On you way to Yellowstone, see A Jast Old West, including the Dude’ Ranch ( from Lander, motor stage e choice v reduced f. It l.n\xle lo \Pl ation. Apply lvania Pa.,—Advertise- ment. GERMANS FACE DRY DRIVE Meetings to Be Held May 13-17 to Urge Prohibition. By Radio to The Star and Chicago “aily News. 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The organization's plan calls for establishment of life-s filtes ‘Within edsy. access: of more H\ an 1,000 \um“\"r vacation camps, 2 the Red Cross will act a se camps. announcement said co-op. wion in the plan had been as d DLy’ national organ with memberships running into the millions, inclu the Boy of America, whose 600 0 1 will take active part campaign | By the As OSLO, | eran ciated Press —The vet- pt. Roald s final prep- the flight to the North he will attempt ubout bt May res have | & nd now 8- »d for the trial flights, which TAKES CHICKENS TO SEA made about May 3 The . n]l|1u~ are equipped with skiis, en- |abling them to start or land on ice as well as on water. The trial flights | will include elaborate tests of all |the instruments and equipment of the expedition The final s made from ~mem in the which been are by Ship Master Says Flock Supplies 13 Egegs a Day. pateh to The Star. April Capt. H , master of the Danish - Maersk, h chickens on his ship. Ever: rs, he he has gath- | a day Special D art for the pole will be - Wellmann's F Danes . or from the jce at a more northern point, to be reached by ships if this seems more desirable. The Norwegian weather bureau has announced that the chief diffi- culty of the flight to the Pole will be fog rather than cold. The foggy eason in the region of the Pole be- about May 1 and steadily says, Man, 71, Kills Neighbor. CLEVELAND, April 27.—A feud which he months ago es wi until the middle of J n Joe | The tempe in the vicinity lius | the Pole time Amundsen upied | S apart in Chardon fo nany years and until | Franleigh had Mo arres a charge of housebre in November TODAY'S AMUSEMENTS. Wynne in “The Grab 8:20 p.m Belasco—-Queen Mab President—"White (. Keith's—\a vaudevill Ohio, ix LUNCH WFTH US TO-DAY HEALTH CANDIES q0¢ €0+ 804 Ib - - Standard makes of equip- mient at_reasonable prices. See us first. 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LOUISVILLE & NASHVILLER.R.,152W.42ndSt., NEW YORK expected to get there is calculated to be about 5 degrees below freezing, centigrade, officials of the bureau said. Capt. Amundsen, discoverer of the South Pole, planned two previous flights to the North Pole, but an ac- cident in e and lack of finances in the other necessitated bandonment. Amundsen will be ac- companied by Lincoln Ellsworth, American aviator in France during the w The flight wil be a race to the Pole with Grettir Algarsson, a young British Columbian, who, with A" small, non-rigid intends to beat Amundsen LAKE GIVES UP VICTIMS. Bodies of ’!"hue More Drowned in Storm Recovered. PORT STANLEY, Ontario, April 27. —The bodies of Frank Payne and Bert Butcher of Port Stanley and Charles Wright of Cleveland were picked up on Lake Erie yesterdny about 32 miles northwest of Cleveland by one of a group of Port Stanley fishing tugs. 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