Evening Star Newspaper, June 5, 1925, Page 33

STAR, WASHINGTON, D, C, FRIDAY, JUNE 5 1925 ASK FUR-WEARERS T0 WAR ON TRAPS Anti-Trap League Appeals to Women for Financial Aid in Movement. tion-wide campaign to away bearing under the rap League humane n of Education. efore the pub. 10w employed £ facts hods nals, is one of th f the society. Mol inir mdergo days and which inc rmlw in it pit the Washington H Animal Rescue I mane Educatior p Officers of the league Edward Breck, president B. Hen 1 and Mrs Fletcher, presidents Briggs. presi mane ) Society Mrs. Edward ary and Brack The incor clude Rev, ( of the Wash with | o PO o : JUNE 7, 21 h been typically: American. Like Presi- THE EVENING dent Coolidge, he has been much in ‘WEEK EXPECTED TO RESIGN public office ‘while carrying on his 1 WHEN HE IS CONVALESCENT [z e, v, Gt public _ser: W eakened by Several ()perations.. Secretary Will Be Unable to Resume Arduous Work and Will [ Yield to Wife’s Plea That He Retire. etary of War ix a great clubman, a golfer and w one time an allaround athlete. In his recent he has stated he has | been mo: President let John Weeks go, but there ap- ns Hughes, defeated at the ensu- {pears to be no alternative s than athlet Werd has come to Washingten thaty Ev. Nt of = ek o Wingate] ing_election. Secretary: of " War - JohnyWeiuate | 8eel STUD N G A AR WY | Weeks merely is awaiting his c {drawn the conclusion that the present |lescence before f ally Secretary of War entertained the idea | [ from the Cabinet. Mr. Weeks was not | that if he had won the nomination | | 1 s contemp o |he might have avoided some of the Inont y and wal contemplating |, 101y which made for the defeat present break-|or n Lot P M me two months ago. How | § quist . but smooth politica it will be before he will | er. And why shouldn't he be to health no one | He was hrought up in the sche |the famous “Pussy-foot” Mur 1t ks was extremely Crane of husband out of of nd | eminently upon the re of his aquittine pe the | (i B Crane John | n woman, whose Winter | ¢ an. The Presl| Wi uld him_in_the heme he inherited here at her death. | | insistent, however, | “millic 3 g t A ks remain, b S In_j an who is one of the | retary Iug o > Cabi- | Mr. Weeks is ventors of heauty | net March 4, and there was desive to|in the cabinet started with a ! wvoid anything looking like an exodus | vears he was junior member of the | capital of less Now she i ¢ the administration. That the|firm of Hornblower & Weeks, Bos- | the head of a concern doing a busl ! akened by the |ton bankers and brokers, and there | ness of 500,000 a vear. I minor opera-|amassed a fortune. During four his | terms in the House of Representa n has | tives Mr. Weeks retained his mem- | fon for some time. | bership in the firm, but retired just | vays has been popu _his entrance into the Senate | .. sraduating from the Naval Acad.| .q. 1 Mr. Weeks with many | N 5 of his class, the usual u vuise in 1883 { prob- | job af was as assistant (Copyright, 11 f | 10 Citrus Expert D)es June 5 —Lue | | resigning before his i down cam; much long be fully restored can say Mrs. Wee to zet her was in favor s of grapefruit and or Jf [anges in Florida and Californ ol | 1 local hosp v ana it wi preparations befo: e had studied law have attained to all three. Then his rise was been out of the | when i Southern Railroad vapid. for he had Weeks | naval servi 3 e of A polis. however, John veurs ® Either Plain or Striped Flarnel Trousers. 3 Pieces 00000000 Harding came portfolios of War and Navy he irrassed with sailor riches There was Jol eeks. eraduate Annapolis ind afterw For Hot Weather C-O-M-F-O-R-T Treat Yourself to an I. Haas Tailored-to-Your-Measure Mohair: Suit!! $3.50 Philadelphia $3.25 Chester $3.00 Wilmington AND RETURN SUNDAYS of a marin Weeks, being r task, was s Special Train_(Eastern Standard Time) ngton (Union Station he looks back upon 0. 10:05 AM ice with a z ¥ Chest Broa LOS ANGELES GOING both in his home town of NeW: | gpige aver o B Govered in nd |20 m‘ < | Rou ield, Lakehurst, - such that she can be landed she will such modifications s seems necessary changes he is .00‘00000‘.0‘I“ Serge nd_commissioner of the old Florida | 4 With an Extra Pair of FLANNEL TROUSERS 1. HAAS & CO. Merchant Tailors Linoleum International. Jute from the swamps of Oshkosh, Wis.; St. apolis. The eastern voyage will be over the BE Fosepk aad e Paul and Minne- Britain, flax seeds of Argentina, cork ta from the forests of Portukal and and kauri gum supplied by t kauri trees of New Zealand form the principal ingredients in the manufac- ture of linoleum. ; Indianapolis, Dayton, Colum- ; bus, Zanesville, Ohio; heeling, W. Trip From Lakehurst to Va., and then to Lakehurst. Minneapolis. The naval dirigible Los Argeles is cheduled to leave her home station at | y Sunday morning | of or Minneapolis, where sl due the | ollowing morning. 1t conditions are India, woven on the looms of America and| great speed in flight. linseed oil pressed from the|ord a swallow that trav n Birds Faster Than Trains. Wild birds are capable of attaining There is on rec of 106 miles an hour. pigeon commonly wil 60 miles an hour, it is pelican has been known to make miles an hour and a wild duck has been credited with 59 miles an hour Last Day Tomorrow Sclinger’s Special Exhibition | Tomorrow sees the last of this remark- able exhibition of the $3,000 model of the Gruen Guild workshop. Be sure to inspect ing officer ithorized to make | due to weather conditio of safety. In makin s reminded. however, that | he itinerary has been announced and nany people will be disappointed if he 1. Angeles fails to follow the The route western vovage | neludes passage over the following ities: Pittsburgh, Akron, Ohio; Cleve- | Detroit and Ann Arbor, Mich.: ago, Milwaukee, Fond du Lac and | the model. Su; A neat design in the 14-kt. white 15 jewels Cushion shape. | .icorcoy gold filled with $25 jewels Cpen A Your desire to own a beautiful and reliable watch can be fulfilled through our easy payment plans. 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They say it's very re- freshing—"they’ ing the polar bears. These days of keen competition and high pressure business one must have confidence in the tremendous possi- bilities that America of- iers to those who go after them. We need the courage of the flea who turned around to the elephant, as they were entering Noah's Ark some years ago, and said, “Who the are vou shoving? If vou're parched, vou might try this one Crush three sprigs of mint, mix in a tumbler with two lumps of sugar and_crushed ice. Shake until glass is frosted Then drink Ii we've omitted anything, credit Mr. Volstead with an error. o e s e Parking restrictions have worked quite a hardship on our friend, Mr . Leon Geesemeyer, Geesemeyer lives in Maryland, works in the District parks his car in Virginia. He won- ders whether something can’t be done to amelio- rate conditions. o s e Getting down to busi- ness, as most of us must, even when it's hot, is often a matter of getting up in the morning. You will never sleep better and wake up refreshed if your pajamas are light weight. Such as the Universal brand made of very sheer handkerchief cloth. And Or if you are wear silk we have them at $7.85. They used to be $10 and are in great demand espe- cially by the marrying trade. 3 Dr. Fowler lists hot weather health rules. And here they are. Dress lightly. 2. Avoid the sun. 3. Eat light, nourishing foods. (G . & S I %) 5 4. Avoid excessive out- door exercise. 5. Get plenty of rest and sleep. 6. Avoid worry of any kind. 7. Drink cool but not ice cold water. It will be observed that the learned doctor places first that which we so often preach: Dress lightly. I T e e e 57 S5z