Evening Star Newspaper, October 27, 1925, Page 10

* SIBLEY PRESIDENT T0BE INSTALED Corner “Stone of New Ma-| ternity Building to Be Laid Tomorrow. Pomorrow is an important day for hley Memorlal Hospital, 1140 h Capital street, one of the old- est and best known institutions In the Distriet of Columbia. At 2:30 afternoon the corner of the long-anticipated and eutly-needed new maternity build- Jaid with appropriate W at 8 o'clock in the Dr. Charles Sumner new president of the hospital, installed. ck in the e performed by Masons of the Master _Roe and with Bish- r McDowell of the al Church presid- Williams, chair- mmittee, will | l“Dead Spots” Mar Radio Fans® Night On Some Stations Washington radio fans with tube sets complained bitterly today that they tried in valn last night to “pick up” the high-powered broad- casting stations in the North and . Jolliffe, physiclst rd at the Burewu of Standards, reported his inability to hear the stations in the North and West. 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