Evening Star Newspaper, January 29, 1926, Page 11

BRANDSTEDT HEADS CLUB FEDERATION Governor of Cosmopolitan|t - Organizations in D. C. and Border States. Paul I°. Brandstedt, president of the Washington Cosmopolitan Club, | " has been appointed trict governor politan organ ot Columbia, dis- of Cosmo- rict temporary in charge itions in the Dis wyland and Virginia, at the L nce of the Norfolk, Balti- Wushington clubs will be in the near future under »{ Brandstedt committes arra s | tion WILL OPEN FEBRUARY 1 Second Show of Washington Phi- latelic Society to Continue for Two Weeks. exhibition of of the iety. includ. parts of the | the Public . Wednesday E. Gor trip air first day of frame, w Other ! r veden Islands, The | 4 nominated | sive Half Million Display Tomorrow Evening at Auditorium Allday leges will tomobiles whi Nineteenth street and New York ave- northwest today and tomorrow, hout next week. e displayed nue Distri ignored, s will be pl » Auditorium, where the annual au tomobile show will open at 7.30 o'clock T night. of the latest models of 39 philes will be started ¢ tomor 3 traffic regulations will however, since these 1 in the Washing. into the city’s where motor open and clo modest and 15 in appointments, will be the careful in- m of admirers oom, small, display, said ibit_ ever , is being a comprehen: ressed manner the no- ‘'THE EVENING ALFRED BEST TUGMAN IS DEAD AT AGE OF 64 table strides which have been made| gaq Been Extensive Traveler and by the world's first industry, whose 1 production reached the total of l"omerly Colducted Scbool of Languages Here. of Autos Opens $3,000,000,000. Accessories, which comforts of motoring ically clo: supply added from automat or shutter in cold weathc sorbing the bumps of a rough road, also will be displayed. The show cars will be driven to the auditorium and there will be tow- «d in through an entrance especially ~ut in the re: Alfred Best Tugman, 64 years old, a resident of this city for the last 30 vears, died at his residence, 8 Towa circle, vesterday after a long llness. The Auditorium will hum with ac- tivity today and tomorrow, with deco- iting and placing of cars in progress. For several years Mr. Tugman con- ducted a school of languages here. Born in London, England, Mr. Tug- T Edgar Arthur Tugman of this city, and two daughters, Mrs. H. R. Mac- Nalr of Los Angeles and Miss Gwen- dolen Tugman of Philadelphia. Funeral services will be conducted at the residence tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock. Rev. Thomas Worthing- ton Cooke and Rev. H. Priestly Brock of the Church of the Ascensicn will officiate. Interment will be in Ivy Hill Cemetery, Alexandria, V. . 5 A train of 66 freight cars will be required to transport the bedding for the world’s largest hotel, now building in Chicago. STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, JANUARY 29, 1926. Anti-Drug Bill Offered. By the Associated Press. Stricter enforcement of the Fed- eral law against unauthorized sales of narcotics is the purpose of a bill Introduced yesterday by Representa- tive Kindred, Democrat, New York. The measure would provide a Fed- eral fund sufficient to allot $10,000 a year to every State willing to con- tribute a like amount. The money would be used for investigation and enforcement. The bill also would di- rect a wider educational program. MoRRISONS FOUNDEC 1894 1109 F St. N.W. ‘ruly Value-Giving Sale The buildi the effici business ex ‘nstalled te planning of a blishment phone vlaced on both the stem itors with every have in their own showrooms. vill be a telephone exc six trunk 1 ~ial corps ~onnected w ~nd entirely s torium phone system. operators. is beng fitted up with all modern A" specially will uditorium exhibition hall floors to equip exhib- tacility they could There ang> fed by and manned by a spe- It will be h the cxhibition booths parate from the Audi- and man spent his early life in Spain and Portugal and later traveled extensve. ly in countries of Europe, Africa and South America. He was a member of the expedition sent out by King Leo- pold of Belgium to settle the Congo in_1882. Mr, Tugman had a vast knowledge of romance languages, which enabled him to act frequently as an inter- preter and translator. 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