Evening Star Newspaper, September 24, 1925, Page 20

Give Him all He Wants SHREDDED Builds sturdy, healthy youngsters THE WORLD UNIVERSITY PLAN SUGGESTED Architect Sees' Peace Furtherance Through In- stitution Across River. Special Dispatch 1o The Star. CLARENDON, Va., S8eptember 24. —Establishment of an international university of political science in con- nection with the movement for a great metropolitan district of Wash- ington and {ts environs was suggest- ed to the Greater Arlington County committee of the Arlington County Civic Federation, sponsor of the re- DEATH CAUSE UNKNOWN. Jury Unable to Clear Up End of “Silver Dollar” Tabor. CHICAGO, September 24 (F).—A coroner’s jury yesterday was unable to determine the exact manner in which Ruth Echo (Silver Dollar) Tabor, daughter of the late Senator Tabor of Colorado, came to her death in her apartment here several days ago. She was found scalded to death, and the jury decided that death was due to soalds but that the manner in which they were inflicted is unknown. John H. Reld, a picture of whom was found {n her apartment with a nota- tion to arrest him it she were found dead, was recommended released from custody. —s. Frau Katherine von Oheimb, one of the most active women in Germany today, threatens to found a woman's party to teach the male Germans chivalry. WILCOX SPENT $5,717.70. Cost of Campaign in Wisconsin. McGovern Pays $5,869.57. MADISON, Wis., September 24 (#). —Roy P. Wilcox spent $5,717.70 in his unsuccessful campaign for the Republican nomination for Senator, his financial statement for the spe- lecial primary September 15 showed. He received $6,070 in contributions. The statement of Francis E, Mc- Govern, likewise, unsuccessful in the Republican primary, shows that he and his campaign committee received $4,578.74 and spent $5,869.57. ‘Stop envying ownersof 'Studeba Power Durabiliny-finish EVENING STAR,” WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1925. Removal Notice N and after October 1st, 1925, we will be located in Rooms 211, 215, 217, 219 and 223 Investment Building, gional development plan, by Rossel E. Mitchell, an_architect of Wash- ington, at a meeting of the committee at_the courthouse last night. Tlustrating his remarks with a water-color painting that his audi- ence might visualize the magnitude of the project and what it would mean in the way of civic, architec- tural and spiritual development, Mr. Mitchell said that the logical location for it would be on the axis of the Mall in_ Arlington County. The Mall in Washington, he said, has reached its lmit. World Peace as Purpose. The great purpose of such an in- stitution, Mr. Mitchell said, would be to create and spread the dontrina of world peace. There are many people, he sald, who believe fhe 1 League of Nations cannot accomplish n PR, r‘m.'xb-r;hnn o eiving i east its aim becwuse of lack of & complete SR e traditions of countries. poThie plan would provide exnivit|) scally"sroled, tnlury ratepuon’ ay alls to represent the culture, art, Piators ana asoitions of all matians. || SHmkine ive et orobhly e There would be a main auditorium, l international in character. 407 Sevenlh St. NW. Financial Ald by Congress. Mr. Mitchell sald the financing of Cleanliness Ts One of Our Many Striking Features Very Speclal Attention to Nervous People Fifteenth and K Streets N.W. DENTISTRY IS VASTLY DIFFERENT THAN IN FORMER YEARS This office has all the up-to-date methods e Our present quarters at 121820 F Street Northwest are the scene of much activity at present, as we are offering all merchandise at price reductions in Relief in one minute! That’s how quick you get com- plete and lasting relief with Dr. Scholl’s Zino-pads. They work like magic. Thegoft, thin pad prevents the shoe from rubbing or preming the sore spot, while the medication it con- tains soothes and heals the corn. Ab- solutely safe and sure and antiseptic. They cost but a trifle. Get a box of Dr. Scholl’s Zino-pads today at your druggist’s or shoe dealer’s. DrScholl’s i ads that are practical. Our experience of 24 years is very beneficial to the public. Our policy is such that you are assured of the best possible dentistry and the greatest attentfon. We employ every worthy preparation and broved device for the alleviation of pain by Frelot and staff of careful. skilled dentists. years of good, honest dentistry our record. All dental work Jeaving this office is supervised personally by Usin the ver m... i opifances Know to_denta) Sien ¥ the Tatest” pain-preventive methods Geld Crewn ead Bridge Woerk, por tooth, 85 & 5. Guaranteed. contemplation of our removal. Put one on— the pain is gone monials upon request. Eight large elec: operating appliances. Three Sizes—for cors, callouses, before bunions and tender spots l ° - e The Globe-Wernicke Co. Attend- g ance Atlnsta '{it would be too vast for individual action, and that it would have to come through aid of Congress. J. Cloyd Byars, chairman of the regional development committee of Arlington and Fairfax Counties, re- cently appointed by Gov. Trinkle, and ‘harles F. Kinchelos agreed with Mr. Mitchell. Mr. Byars stated that he would endeavor to arouse the in- terest of the National Capital Park Commission, the Fine Arts Commis- sion and all other agencies. The Greater Arlington Couaty com- mitee will pass along to the Civic Federation with {ts indorsement a resolution offered by Dr. Edwin Me- Carthy, providing that “future dedi- cation of roadways in the county be not accepted by the board of super- visors for less than 50 feet width unless already recorded.” No Charge for Extractions When Other Work Is Being Done Heurs: 9 AM. to 6 P.M. Sundavs: 10 AM. to 1 P.M. Look for the Name, DR. FREIOT, and Address. BE SURE YOU GET INTO THE RIGAT OFFICE. PHONE MAIN 19. M-BR@KS & CO : i ‘" | G-STREET BETWEEN 1ith & 12th__ | ROBISON WILL RELIEVE | B COONTZ ON OCTOBER 4 Change in Command of Fleet Will Take Place at San Pedro In- stead of San Diego. By the Aseociated Press. LO8 ANGELES, September 24.— Admiral Robert E. Coontz, commander in chieg of the United States fleet, who will be relieved by Admiral 8. 8. Roblson, radiogrammed yestexday from the flagship Seattle that the change in command would occur at San Pedro, October 4, instead of San | Diego, as previously announced. The Seattle, returning from the cruise to Au-v.?.um waters, is due at San Ships of the battle fiet, also re- turning from Australian cruise, are due Saturday morning. They will be welcomed by the battleship ~Arizona, which will put to sea today to meet o | the home-coming fleet. 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