Evening Star Newspaper, September 25, 1925, Page 21

DR.RB. CARMAN ~ NEXT X-RAY HEAD Elected Pre5|dent for 1926 | at Meeting of Society. | Sessions End Today. |tacked by an unidentified youns white | Another series of technical |(~<'I|1|‘e<‘ on the use of Roentgen rays in the treatment of cancer and similar d eases brought the twenty-sixth an- g of the American Roent-| a close today at| 1926 featur- ed a Dr. Russell B. ( Minn.. was made [ he will be installed at the nexi T A. Groover . Richards. ider Tex. | ins, De- Harry W ond Martin, Dail William A, E . treasurer: Toledo, Ohio and m .M. Doughty innati, mber of the executive com- | RBachelor Dr. Wi Ohio, 1 mittee Papers as follows were read at the scientific session today: “Analysi and Technique in Radiation | Treatment of of the| v I P. WV I\Im frects of Cell Carcinor a1 Lymy Douglass Quick tion of Cases Philadelphia Frederic William v correspondent. s Scenes at Washi linquet of the the Maytower hanquet The entertainment end this afiernoon with Congressional Count there will he a swimming POLICE ACTI(.JN FORCES RUSSIANS TO QUIT JAPAN Boviet Delegation of 50 Cuts Visit to Labor Leaders Short When dancing followed the contests. Authorities Interfere. Br the Assceiated P TOKIO, Jahor del came to 3 Japanese lubor leaders has cut its visit short. owinz to the interference of the police. The delegates w vented from ma or conferring with labor leaders. S ing J were arresied for detention pu during _the visit the Russiur The Soviet delegates left this eu ning for Osaka. which port the: will proceed to Korea Victor Kopp. Soviet Ambassador. called at the n office and re- quested its intervention to prevent the unusual surveillance oi tiie wele- gates by the police. but officials said thev could not interfere. The visiting delezates therefore de- cided to depart | struck o THE EVENIN |WOMAN IS ATTACKED BRITAIN AIDS CHINA IN ROCK CREEK PARK Klingle Road Matron's Frighten Off Young White Man, Who Beat Her With Stick. Mrs. Louise Conn. wife of Donald rnor to D. Conn, 2010 Kiingle road, was at ¢ | Agrees to Place Meet Financial Stringency. HOXGKONG. September 25 (). | Replying to the petition of Chinese | bankers and merchants who urged the relieve the s threatening ancial disast secretary of state for to whom the perition w. has agreca to plac X lat the disposal of Hongkon will relieve the financial stringency Cries | economic ne ¢ man in Rock Creek Park about 5:30 o'clock yvesterday afternoon. She was the body several times, pre ith o stick, and forced to| Her outcries frightened | off he ailant before she had been | Se injured Police In\lllule’ soon as notified. sited the section of Rock ek Park ncarest her home nd spent some time reading and leaving there to reach hnn\f"mfldseer Filled With College Stu- | dents Txids and Drops 40 time. It was while she » bridge that the man, w Feet and Overturns. By the Associated Prese breeches and a d O'Brien . and |, MADISON, Ind., September 25 (4) i in., Three persons were killed and one e med | Was injured, probably fatally, vester day, when a roadster, overloaded with Hanover College students, cribed her assailant | Datch (OFf vel on the 1 23 vears old. of slender | bulld and having dark hair and a | smooth face. sumat her knee. CRASHES FROM BRIDGE | < spoken by the Madi h ht, overturned, | bridge level. 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