Evening Star Newspaper, April 20, 1926, Page 18

518 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. , APRIL 20, 1926. Nurses and Other Workers Needed. Information and Application Blanks Offered. iv and the exposure by the police, and receipts at the res- Ry the Associated Press BERLIN, April 20. Max Kramer hav after the Jolly a Otto Klein and | of numerous fi set a new world the “box office INMEDICAL WORLD Few Discoveries of Value Made in Recent Years, U. S. | Doctors Told. By the Associated Press | more than the reco record for fasting But Jolly accumulated 0,000 during his fasting period, while Klein and Kramer ris The two men followed 1y exam ple and were incle for public view. T lost interest in s, one day |taurant where they were on exhibi- Herr Jolly. | tion were barely sufficient to cover | expenses. Klein, who is 31 vears of age, Was |aminations to fill the following va- d ruining their health [extremely weak at the end of his fast, | cancies: tar life for almost nothing | and Train J The Civil Service Commission to- day announced open competitive ex ined nurse (psychiatric), Panama Canal Service, at $135 a month for -|women and $140 for men. Nautical assistant, Hydrographic Office of the Department, for 1 & hospital. e duty in Washington or elsewhere, at $1,680 a vear, FOR LEASE 13,000 SQ. FEET, ENTIRE FLOOR FIREPROOF WAREHOUSE "™ it 20 varioos| TERMS OF LEECH WILL. | WED AFTER 50 YEARS. [vighos ™" 0 ™" 0 L0 quackery” were attacked - — —_— (draftsman), apprentice artistic lithog- runie 11 Cramp. direcur o] Clothing Left to Gospel Mission, | Philadelphia Organist and Bride |sapher (nekative cutten, Const and aa ot inveatigntion ol L [eERLIVE Ciltcer) Codst: o et atiCentannialBn 1876, || |CooRUCIEUNERy jend GeniDE 2y ican Medical ) “i;“‘.‘y'“‘h'fl';l’ at $900 a vear, and in the Hy seventy-seventh amnual as Marion F. G. Leech, who died April | PHILADELPHIA, April 20 (#).—A |drographic Office of the Navy Depa | 16, left her clothing to the Gospel | romance of near] f a century re. [ment O e where one year's experience i Her office furniture is given | sulted last night in the wedding here |required, at $1,500 'a r. Multigraph operator, mimeog: | operator, and graphotype opera - | departmental service, Washington, at |$1,140 a year Railroad Siding, Loading Platiorm Long Lease to Reliable Party Furniture to Employes. said tr ald the | Mission i “eom. | to her employes, two-thirds to Fran- | of Labert T. Gardner, 68, and Miss ubstance | €8x Dameron and one-third to Ruth | Leona Gibbs, 61, in necklace, house | Episcopal Church, w s to nileged | flarve. Jved in drink d been organist f -1 addre: ne of his admir $1.140 a ye was delayed beca par vice, Washington undertook to rear on and applic | mesake, and also | blanks may be obtained from the offic nce be more |} se Miss Gibbs had the sole care [of the Civil Service Commission, 1 the excess is to g0 10| 4 two invalid sisters I street. Miller and Marion 8 naining estate is to be | s provided for the $5.000 Lawrence H. Cake is| | numed as executor Also the Following Stores at Reasonable Rent to Reliable Tenants 3528 GEORGIA AVE. N. 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Dr. Simon Flexner, New York:| Reid TTunt } 0! C.] and Dr. Herbert C San Fran- cixco, | Work Heads Veterans. cretary of the ident of | the World | at the i )n-} | formal dinner T MeCormick was re: elected secre A New offic 8 re: Dr. John 0. Mcleynolds, Dallas, Tex.. vice at, and Drs n and nk Billings, both of Chicage, ax| | trusiees, | FRENCH SENI.\TE RELENTS.| Approves Bill Abolishing Tax As- | sessments on Hotel Guests. PARIS American with thei day the 1 news that the S rench coll es ) ceived the welcome | e in the course 1 had relieved | them of the ¢ n of collecting a deposit o of their antee for the payment « which they might hecome liable. The obl ion, however, stands for Tndiords furnizhed apartinents ok, wust e vati the Cliber o Deputies Suit and Shoes Stolen. ind -« pal inz to Samuel Sttt | 0 women's n from the automaobile Sloan Windsor night. 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