Evening Star Newspaper, March 31, 1926, Page 41

i THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 31, 1926. CITIZENS’ BODY HITS |AWARD SEWER CONTRACTS|RUSH FOR SOUVENIRS [foc.art. i ™o b0t s s ot AMBULANCE FOND BAINS. | oo o " macense.” i w wx || Burlington Hotel classed. made of sealskin. A beaded collar of 3 s @ v de g $1,500 of $3,000 Needed by Red |DIained. It remrenente o e e worle || Blue Plate Luncheon, 58 ! Construction of Ten Authorized by s ' 0 Kayack—The Fskimo one-man boat |An Eskimo girl as a beautiful example 2 ADVISORY COUNCIL, i WAMP M’DONALD| ,,savecethe 1 i e LT e T e i i S e e Cone pus || Special Luncheon, s SR D. C. Commissioners, 4 Umiak—The women's hoat, usually | being her.own dyer and designer. The ;. v ¥ trict chapter, 16 Jackson place, mark Table d'Hote Dinner, $1.25 : T 5 ; gy sl rowed by & or 10 women and steered | feminine clothing includes a necklace| Nearly §1,500 has been received by |ed “For the Ambulance Fund.” The | MUSIC Towa Circle Association Joins in|contracs vesterday far the construc- | Universities and Museums Seek by the oldest man in the village. and a hat. the District chapter of the American | Motor Corps of the District chapter | Special Card P: | Hon of” 10 mawers %o & contvactors Unsook—Jointed harpoon, ivory tip-| The cijet household utensil of the|Red Cross for the new ambulance to | is headed by Mrs. Roy €. Heflehower, pecial Card Party Roem and she has a group of more than 30c to 50c Per Table Effort to Abolishthe Organjzation | who submitted lowest hids for the Samples of Eskimos’ ped. harpoon line and float. Eskimo. & soapstone lamp or stove|be used by the Motor Corps of the | projects Ulu—HFskimo woman's knife, which [ using 2 moss wick, is one of Comdr.|chapter in the service of veterans in |35 active workers who volunteer their Committee and Board Meeting as Not Representative. | The successful contractors and the Inventive Art. huried with her when she dies, ald's treasures. Others are an| Washington, it was announced yes- | services and the use of their cars | Luncheons in Private Dining A | <ewers they will construct follow Kapita—Man's reindeer jacket, Polar kimo pipe, ivory handled-dog whip,| terday. and during a single month this vear 00 ” 5 Joseph orbes, Hamilton street bear skin pants and sealskin boots |soapstone dish, eiderdown blankets | About $3,000 is required for the | gave 489 hours of service for ihe VERMONT AVE. Below Opposition to the Citizens’ Advisory "-'anrvr i By the Associated Press. g0 with this costume. gut bird net, bullet mold and hand- | new ambulance, and the Distriot chap- | benefit of veterans in Government | “Thomas Cirele Council was voted by the lowa Circle |32 ’ > “ha ve.| CHICAGO, March 31.~The.pack of [, The boy's sult of the Eskimo: is carved lvory. ter is hopeful that this special ap- hospitals. | iz Associatio! \ g inl$ ¢ . 3 B Tt CHONY utkoos. yroen: & 8 ? Y implements ight hack from the Eleventh ot A Island Ave. | pody street and Northland by Kugene F. McDonald, nue t Th M. Cain Co. command of the 8. 8. Peary of the pproved of the Argyle Park, MacMillan Aretic expedition last Sum- t was brought up for con-|$g.419. and Asbu: ark outlet, $5,715, | mer, has proven inadequate to meet last vear. In the d and W s Pate. jr.. Alaska avenue, |reauests from universities and mu- ring the plan of the G seums, zens’ Association to Here are some of the souvenirs he it was contended that the | has distributed not vepresentative. and a | ev of New York | Kiloute—A primative musical in posed of M 4 n arvangzement, fur- | strument, made of walrus rib and wai and decorating business [rus spleen. (1 can he played only oy nal offices, as well as|Angekok—miracle workers--and = Me tudios and showrooms, Donald, who gave the Eskimos a radio The District Commisisoners awarded was recom he president and secre- | @l A Million resentative group to dis | 1 number of additional double It was pointed out that M| Cities & of trees necessary to ac hus travel would he of the health of a number of | ong proposed routes. ses also were favored on | s that they will tex - congestion due to the fact \ MOTHER :— Fletcher’s ribute cir- | S—— p < 10 take| Castoria is especially pre- their community by attendi ¥ : 3 2 least 10 minutes each day | : o the appearance of the| 2IMS “"d_ Q"hlren almeny of Constipation, Flatulency, Wind Colic and Diarrhea; allaying Feverishness arising there from, and, by regulating the Stomach and Bowels, aids the nt E. M. 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