Evening Star Newspaper, April 23, 1926, Page 14

I | APANESE ENVOY SHIPPING t St G |LAUNCH PALESTINE ' $50,000 FUND DRIVE | Washington Jews Called Upon to Share Responsibility for Estab- lishing a Homeland. RAISES W, . T. 1, crnatlonal Body Leading Washington Jews were called upon o | Factor for Peace, Sawada 10 shoulder their share of the respon- | #ibility of buildi 2 Jewish homeland Declares. I by speakers at a meeting last night in the auditorium of the Jewish Com- munity Center, when the $50,000 United Palestine appeal campaign | wag launched. Women's Chris Union, hout the facto “he International | campalign, presided and announced |that a number of large contributions - |had been received already. 1 Morrls Cafritz en $1.000 each, While a “Without no {people. just 2 Jew s no Mileikowsky, x we are he work of yut the world, tudents in universi ountries. Although inion as to whether | shibition law | would be in | “pioneer told the Ave never sever- stine.”” stein of Temple lled to order York, the sec vice nf-\\d:-nr poe ¥ ess of campalgns s In the country e ik 1o fyear 41 fhis wuniten B afes will be spent for settling 60,000 more ts on the soll and providing hools. bi Louis J. campaign and Louis J. chairman of the men’s di- lled upon the workers pres- end a meeting at the certer ay evening. The campaign will last until May 10 . committee ort of the board |$ a C. Criswell, s then read ‘| PUBLISHERS ELECT RICHMOND MAN HEAD 1w om h response 10 the morning| 1 literature | Montgomery., director | the pr itation | » the Takoma nouncement of i sion Anchifs Mrs, Char that department he union_sig: « report John Stewart Bryan Succeeds S. E. Thomason of Chicago. Others Named. g Charl Ormond @ of the Na- s the feature of the By the Associated Press NEW YORK, April 23.—John Stew- art Bryan of the Richmond, Va.. News Leader today was elected president n Newspaper Publish sociation in the closing session annual convention. Mr. Bryan, vice president, succeeded S. 2. Thomason of the Chicago Tribune, who automatically became a member of the board of directors for a two. vear term. Other _off ENTERPRISE SERIAL BUILDING ASSOCIATION 643 Louisiana Ave. N.W. 56th issue of stock now open for subscription: Shares of stock, $1.00 each, payable monthly. Five per cent interest paid on stock withdrawn. James E. Connelly, President James F. Shea, Secretary NEWS Arrivals 2 s _elected _were: Vice ARRIVED YESTERDAY: S April 20 u. April 16 Avril 10 terdam, Avril DUE SUNDAY Port Limon. Avril 17 L April 21 Port au Pr 11 G TOMORROW. sidore Hershfield, chairman of the | = Glorifying the Hot Cake Hot cakes and waffles attain a new peak of deliciousness when covered with Golden Crown Syrup. A new flavor---obtained by the skillful blending of the purest syrups known---really many flavors blend- ed into one---that’s what makes Golden Crown so appetizing. For tomorrow’s breakfast serve hot cakes ---and top them off with Golden Crown. STEUART, SON & CO., BALTIMORE, MD. GOLDEN CROWN TABLE SYRUP With the True Southern FIavor 'HE EVEN H. Butler, Buffalo Eve- ning News; secretary, George M. Rogers, Cleveland Plain Dealer; treasurer, Howard Davis, New York Herald Tribune. All directors whose terms - expired were re-elected, and two were added with the adoption of un amendment providing for an jncrease in the mem- bership to 14. The two new members are Jerome D. Barnum of the Syracuse Post- Standard, former chairman of the postal committee, and F. W. Bush of the Athens, Ohio, Messenger. French Lick, Ind, was chosen as the place of the Fall meeting. president, E. # STAR, WASHINGTON, DR. CONSTAS TELLS OF ANCIENT SURGERY 01d Greeks Used Instruments Sim- ilar to Modern Ones, He Says, in Giving Tablet. As far back as a thousand years before Christ, surgeons in Greece used instruments practically the same as are used by surgeons at this time, i D: ¢, FRIDAY, APRIL 9o 23, 1926. according to Dr. John Constas, of this city, a member of the Georgetown University faculty of medicine, in an address Wednesday night before the Medical Society of Washington in the quarters of the latter. Dr. Constas’ discussion of medical science in ancient days followed his presentation to the society of a replica of a marble slab, nearly 3,000 years old, the figures of which depict Aescalapius operating on a patient. The original of this interesting slab, was excavated from one of the numer- ous Aescalapia or Sanitoria, once existing in Greece, and is sald to have once adorned the walls in the oracle Dodona in Southwest Greece. 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