Evening Star Newspaper, December 27, 1925, Page 26

R _o SUNEAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., DECEMBER - 27, 1925—PART 1. CAROLS PROGRAM | [—ormcens or omo socwry | [MISTORY 3‘5,8‘3{?&%‘“23’;‘?,25{}&,8ESEIENEE WORKERS 10 BE BROADCAST! Arcient and Modern Songs to | ITESTS PROVE NITROGEN OF VARYING QUALITIES MEEI THIS WEEK War Utility Found Distinct Boomerang to Steel and Coke Plants, But Beneficial to Agriculture. Equipment in Mills Serapped. |Organized as Thriving Bmh in 19]0 It Has (,r(mu | Proportionately—McKinley’s Birthday Kept as ‘ Special Memorial and Banquet Day. Sixty-Eight soc,e(,es o Con- sitiving Account ot seiinley. asia | - VeNONiNESeveniBifferentt | diplomat. Sec: 'y of Agriculture i e 5 seven years by one of the dead chief Cities for Sessions. newest industries Be sung hy FU" BY MARGARET B. DOWNING. Unlike the majority of Stute societic | { i | Cathedral Choir. : | established at the National s a Scotch-Irishman, and Senato: B “Fifteen years | . which had modest beginni Charles A Dick recounted his services | — |Sustusitie . vears of struggle to attain their pres | 1o his native State, Ohio | lillusive eler ent prominence, that of Ohio sprams \other duy of profound significance | Three million words, 30,000 ¢ post like Minerva from the head of Jove, Ohi6 Hoclety's history wah the 3 ports, will be de full v and powerful from the mo on December 14, 1915, at 00 seientists - duri ment of its i which the late Warren G. Tarding | William How: as Chiel % had just taken his seat in the | trate of the ar i Senate, was principal guest. e e 1 clety was or 1 under his auspices | an eloguent spee w1 congratulated | Wis., and Rochester, on January 1910, with the lute|them on the numb different scientific socie Willlam I . associate jus [and dwelt particul . slgnal wslow during the week. It s esti-| the Supreme Court, as its first execu- | usefulness of the ad daughters | nated that the 2,000 sclentific pupe |of the Commonweslth of Ohlo (o the | to be read at these meetings will be | secretary, and James F. Hood, treasurer. Q / More thun 200 enthusiastic citizens 1. The late Ju Thoma { Uste to by some 5,000 scientists P /o). of the Buckeye State fig on the | Anderson was then one of the vice 1,000 sclentific addresses and | records ter members, and this | presidents « delivered before the numbe increased and mul(n:l:“u Constant Attendants, 5 ation for the Advance vening 16 vears 2 t Sejence affiliate tor from Ohio the late 1 i ctions during its an and Mrs. Hovding were | < the i December endants at th . | < S City The Americ of the oiety. 3 m includes subjects red the White House t ts conspired t uests of hons Aeri | sung today | fee at 4 o'clock. Rev Sisty-eight | DeVries, canon and will bt in Four-itths could not. 1 | discovered, Left to vight: Chiel Justice W cheap use Howard Taft, president; Willlam L. ! nitrogen by i proce plos In the January 28. The or ittion has e Reformer All Agree Augustus Caesar o or Made Awful Botch of Present (ull(*ll(lsll‘]”'" Obio Trealdent: ani the dnnus banquet given on that date. which is {one of its most prominent fea gfscn . 1 to honoring the | < proposed calendar reform that | which will be of a single day's dura- | become Presidents || W being discussext by the League | tion, so the working public in Wish- i to recalling | ons, ameng many other things, | ington 1 look forward to an excep, in reverence that other of this number 1: s Cor additfon:] holidays. In this | tional vear without the wid of o re | who was a vietin of an respect the old calendur has provided | vised calendar amply for the coming vear. however.| [ does not = the holidays fall in such @ manner | (e ref {4% to insure two and sometimes three lidurs off for newrly all of the official holidays fter having uc time i fon . ! i 2 1 Distilling dfsaster was th on and AMrs. Hard- | nsed the Prest d engagement, { . s . This led b promise faith distl] ) )} assassin. Loy that the next would find N 3 i f o el ).0! ' o the President and his wife in attend New Have : S i prod Brilliant Gatherings. ance December 25, ; X s ol e Coma coul President and Mrs. Coolidze consid : ndon: tride 1k 1 the Harc Announcement $100,000 e James Abram Gartield Lowever ) any wise hrist's Birth Organized as soclal and non-political the Ohio Society in the District of Co P lumbia has achieved an envia iy that suggeste Theo- | 1UM =ty tation or the brilliancy and frequ dore de Daragiac A York « SO £or ¢ > n Monday next vear, thus £ gl U Lot its gatherings. At that first meeting wo-da )mnq“ Memorial ‘ 1910, held in the great ¥. 80 the follow- | ey it ! 1 the old Arlir the “day off.” | é < v site of the Veterans also comes on | g, And re Wishington's most dis Monday will | wh 3 o \ : by Presid 1 3 . i by the fi P : ; ) ter, qu . holiday Wi & 1 1 > rd e making ofticers e b ovee Star to Be MMuminated ' Christ RECALLS DAY U. S. FLAG WAS RAISED IN ALASKA Veteran Tells of s Washington's birthday. his e u].ql it remain Ceren: Parade Ground at Sitk; OAKLAND, ¢ hloln Lo e Ranot ihe jann tava s ; & 1 o alBresie B wh Pl Bacillus Acidophilus Milk hall of the Arlingt The of addition to Justice g AnFO, Intestinal disorders Prepared b Christmas, the la comes on Saturday next ye day_holiday. hem wwhen tE School ing of y Sullivan, State FISHING IS ONLY SPORT SOLEMN QUEEN BESS BRIAND INDULGES IN D IN OF NEW PLAY REJECTED Applies Te:\chxu‘,; of Izaak Walton Eugland Cult to International Di- ; tion the Chief Justice | nator Stmeon D E v sident. and i {ologt Fig ar Sitka par Prefers Merry Woman | je : il e b gy Ruler of Song and Story Ver- sion to Melancholy Old Maid LON e plomacy, He Asserts a line, is t ristide Bri the eight sublic did 1 € 3 ot ' 14, at whici € & Nicholus 1bers and ce and trom Oh or Har ol SOUTHLAND BATTERIES Built to Last Service Guaranteed WHY PAY MORE? Southland Battery Co. 910 Pa. 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