Evening Star Newspaper, March 25, 1926, Page 15

:BTAR. WASHINGTON,. D. €, THURSDAY. MARCH 25. 1926. THE _EVENING 3 _EEEEE:—EBEEEEEE DR, GERRISH FACES CHARGES OF ERAUD Arramned for Alleged Misuse which was nrnnlud under District laws August 12, 19 Dr. Gerrish x'll’d lhlk hir organ- Blzation was opposed to use of poison in hair treatments and declared that ! his interest was caused by the fact that his wife was temporarily blinded v such treatments some time ago. He sald that he was a registered physiclan of New York State and md acted as special physician for the State Department of Health of Penn- lyl\lnh Dermatricologist.” he sald, is a patented name and his organization by cHarter has the right to bestow the title Registered Dermatricologist upon its members, which number between 80 and 100 at the present tlm’ The cause for the organiza- tion of such a soclety, he sald. wae that many women were blinded by hair dyes. many have been disfigured and snme have aven loat their lives. ZlNC-O-LlTH Highest Grade Outside White $3.00 gal. 85c¢ qt. Fries, Beall & Sharp Co. 732-736 10th St. N.W. Main 1964 [a] The Prices on This Ad Are for Friday and Saturday Only B ™ If You Live “Washington's Greatest Drug Stores” Outside of Washington Supply your needs in reme- dies, llll|'lrkl candles, sun- dries other drug’ wlore items )uu may waot by or- deriug from our Mall Order I\Opflrfllwn' at 1403 H Street Orders filled limmnlly md carefully, and Itey backed by fl"flnll'lll antee of Satisfaction. fist propaganda devoted to the con- demnation of military schools. This propaganda war called a men Iau\ t\ the mnralQ of the Nation, de- fallacy of it was PARL[Y NEAR ENB d-mon:un”d ln lh! vears immediate- ll I N lol I*lrrund St John's Mili- my, averred that military Iy preceding the entry of the United States into the W War, by Col. ’ohn P Axmn .hw of chaplains of ' he United S Army. Conference W||| Close Mter B heole mat iy AL bioy Dovk phyAiA | Iv but offer excellent scholastic op- portunities an well, Election of Officers This A1l ‘aneakers at the annuat manquet | Of Mails by Dermatricology at the hotel last night indorsed the {campalzgn of the ussociatien against Afternoon. propaganda. They Included soc'ety Admiral \\Illhm A. Moffett. == n. Jdohn A. Lejeune. Maj Gen. tenry T. Allen, Maj. Gen. Willlam T. Snow and Senator W. K. George of | Geergia. oo . ; with literatura diatributed by the Follawing the banquet, an informa! ric: Soclety of er rlcology, | = meeting of the Washingtan Alumnl | Sreccan Roglets of ‘Pevmutriceioky, | Chaper, “lnumum Military Acade emY. [ yania avenue, president of that or- | tawaton, Va., was held at the hotel | o, piuion, the object of which. he | A. Lynch of the War | ' i 4) | says, js to warn beguty cultyrists and | Depariment atiended the session and . ‘.mh".. of 'h. dnnger of . polsonous answered questions from the dele. | | heir dvex and treatments. was ar- gates. The War Department officials | | | raigned bc{mb United States Commis- | atrending the conference and mem- R. sloner Needham . Turnage today and | Rars ‘of ine inspaiing board neld s N ey star moke. 5 h»ld in $2,000 bond for further hear- 1 brief private meeting at the close of | | - m e e Retusing to' discuse detalln’ of the A wolndiabic: disviission fol quex cuse. Postal Inspector John W. John Hons of academic. military and busi- | . alon said thax the rt:.’v":ul' i o en T e o] wought in conneetion with activitiex thie sftcranes, oot | Cflohd:t Thanks House. of Dr. Gerrish 'as president af a unl T'he Hense received a letter vestar- | versity for dermatricologiste. which | | day from President Coolidge express. | was chartered in January, 1225, ap-| ing his appreciation for the mesage of [ erating untll ‘about faur monthx agn. time | as well ax. in connection with his cnrrent pact | af his !nhou = death. activities an president of the saclety %%&@é%%%% Naeda 3@%%%% Seanz %%%%%% Charged with usfng majla in fur- therance of a frand in connection Todav's session of the two.day con- farence of the Assoeiation of Military Brhools and Callegen. which opened at the Washington Hotel vesterday. was #evored 1o a discussion of routine mat- ters in the Reserve Officers Training Mal. G, ¥ St., Corner 12th 723 14th Street 604 9th St. N.W. Heating Pad | 740" i Niw. 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