Evening Star Newspaper, May 8, 1925, Page 13

THE EVEN PLANNING REFORM : > Organization Is Formed Here | to Co-Operate With Na- tional League. direct cont wit nel problems it has Purpose of N includir establish \ BLOOD PRESSURE CURBED. Canadian Tslmunent Wi lh" Extract From Liver RONTO. May 8 (A.I).—Di cDonald of Catherines, On e now being kept | e a week.” Dr. COOLIDGE F.iLM BANNED. Talking Movie Withdrawn in Stock-Selling Campaign. May 8 (A.P.) Corporation ~The which | esident | These (Days whm : ‘ \ the Youn, "AUIHSTRANKS make an Ideal Meat for Dinner Easy To Economical ‘011 Mn"n'fie s Son Wn: Disorderly Drop Signboard Violation Chll’g&l | ODD SHAPE ers arc[ COSDEN YOUTH FINED. |WILL ASK $1,250,000 FOR CENTRAL CHURCH : Congregational Leaders Outline Plan for National Edifice in Washington. in New York Hotel. Joshua Cos S. Cosden, v YORK 19-year-old May R on of J. sands Point, rear-old companion, d $50 fines in on_ disor Iting from tmore last > youths apolo Tmportant steps in the plans for the establishment of a national Congrega tiona) church in Washington are e pected to be made today in confer ences between a group of eight promi nent Congregationalists from other cities and Rev. Dr. Jason Noble Pierce and trustees of the First Congrega tional Church-—the President’s church ~which is to.be rebuilt. Today’s conferences are on the site of the proposed natic nds of the | type of building to be constructed and ial Home last |the methods of raising the needed n given at xlw‘sx, 0.,000. | erences and a luncheon meeting a1 entertainment was given |are being held ut the Willard Hotel by soprano: Miss | the group. Tonight they will be the »: Denton Led- | dinner guests of Harlan P. 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For children and adults. i SOLD BY YOUR DRUGGIST Peoples Drug Stores —will discuss most illuminatingly the subject— Pressure Exerted Upon Senators —ac Cook To Buy church, the ING gregationalist group are: Bertram H. “ancher, vice | dent of the Fifth Avenue Bank, has been for many the national comi F N prominent New York attorn Crawford, president of the R. K. C ford Land _Co., of Akron, Ohio; Rogerson Montgomery, dent of the Chicago I Dr. Ashley Day 1 former_ presi- r Assoclation: R. 1, president ¢ local men with whom these v s are meeting are Messrs. Hugh A. Thrift, chaitman of the | trustees ' of Congregational . William W, Ilyhuk Preston. Doctors Transferred. Lieut. Col. Raymond E. Ingalls Dental , at the Army De School, Walter Ree eneral | tal, has been trar d to the eral dispensary, 3 e A William 8. and ntal Corps, been Hos ******************* HARR S s~ EWINTT David 1. Walsh —former Senator from Massachuselts, in his fourth inter- esting article in the Editorial Section of he Sundiy Star May 10th Senator Walsh points out the four sides from which this pressure is brought—and illustrates his points with examples commg directly within his own observation and experience. First—Strong and Sinister Organized Propaganda tuated by purely self interest. Second—The Lobby —that channel through which big business keeps in touch with legislation—and endeavors persuasively to shape it consistent with its own best interests. T hird—The Social Life —how it can be exercised and instances of with what used by the fair sex to win support to some pet meas- ure or bring defeat to same distasteful bill. STAR, WASHINGTON, rd of | 3 Army medic D. C., FRIDAY, BODY OF REPUTED ARMY MAN WILL BE EXHUMED || Denver Authorities Probe Report- | ed Death of G. H. Blank, Known as Ex-Officer. By the Associated Press. SR, Colo., May S.—Disinter- ment of the body of G. H. 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