Evening Star Newspaper, January 1, 1926, Page 24

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. (., FRIDAY, JANUARY 1, 1926. e > h i “Whether stretched out on their SHISRAGH === WU PATENT - received only nnhimx ‘.un {carno, he believed that it can ]j‘srl\ claim to have played a ;mnnnmn part in the events whieh led up to hi Sponsors of Annual Charlty mlrl «lhk c [ stitution Affair Striving to Pass 3 $12,000 Figure. u a success for the sake of the small | lady.' He is [ Datients. an especially bright and courageous Httle chap and with- out the expert care given by the doc- | taffl of the hospital would | hideously crippled for life.” | umittce of the | connection with the movement to get | such legislation at this session. hearing on the pending moth- 1d bill before the Senate subcom- was schedt 6, but t ged to Mond: ator Copelar man of th Bacillus Acidophilus Milk For Intextinal dinorders i ol Auk Your Shysican wbout 18 i |m.. T helr eroowed tHitle plaster casts for wee children muke not be fenored Prepared by the NATIONAL VACCINE AND ANTITOXIN INSTITUTE 1515 U St. N.w. the suffering peal which can: +| Call et Capltul and Offer Ser\nceS\ in Putting Over Pend- ing Bill. superintendent cited two in red the Injured in these agreements. 1925 Memorable Year for It, | Says Sir Eric Drummond, ! Executive Secretary. Flatner, ir ) 1, corresponding s Willinmson, ickets for the ected mayor hio, being the sxecutive chair {As EBON ITE Srnngs toaSnck SoitWinds 25~ Around the Gears § M. Ebonite made purposely as the correct lubricant for the transmission and rear axle gears of your motor car or truck. re on sale at| Indications that the the leading hotel they may be | ganizations of the city purchased at the ballroom door the | keen interest in the j night of the ball. | tion to provide financ | pendent children wer | by Mrs. George A. Ri | Thoma est of the nov- | | being_pre st is for the 1 3 nd it it is thrust vet cound the } promoted her S mow learning » delighted with | her doctor cure that she anted to remember him for Christ | mas, and brought a handkerchief to | | him to show “Tommy S who has bee pedic bed for Riother patient o 15 the ¥ the hospit n» ed her from t | to braces, and she { to walk. given yeste: Novel Cure for Drunkards. MOSCOW, January 1.—One el method of discouraging drunken- | ness has been tried with apparently sful results at government fac- | v, No. 1, just outside of Moscow. A poster announcing a “competition r drunkards” was posted on the bulletin_board and entries were en- uraged. Sixteen contestants whe 1dified as the greatest drunkards in small patients of Children's | Hospital, ranging in age from 4 ! | months to 12 years, will be the direct ,‘z beneficiaries of the proceeds to be \v | derived from the annual charity ball S, | to be given at the New Willard Hotel commit tee. 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