Evening Star Newspaper, April 30, 1926, Page 10

Gen. H. T. Allen and Head of FIeHT o e o dress Society. The Kentucky Society at its month- 1y meeting Tuesday night at the Other Resolutions Oppose Ad- | Wiira Hotel elecied the following Bk officers: Mrs. Maurice ‘H. Thatcher, vertising Methods and president; Urge Patriotism. Charles o ond_vice pr : Mrs. Marie } | Tvler McCormack, third vicepresi- : Mrs. Virgil loore, secre- Miss Daisy The League of American Pen Tomen, meeting in the final session of its bienntal conventior in the | Shorcham Hotel teday. adopted a resoiution expressing Strong op tion to Federal censorship of “‘(Y'll\‘“ pictures. Mrs. W. A. Du Puy of this city presented a sron: | azainst such censd m e | " ey j : £4 Gen. Henry T. il | S8 Aten and Dr. Frank L. MeVey, Somvention of the league two vears | MRS. THATCHER. President of Kew igo. Mrs. Du Puy declared that (he | ,qqressed the gathering. Resolutions BB it * | of appreciation for the work of Judge By are Just (am . William Jennings Price, the retiring e president of the society, were adopted. Sty and soul” She 2ded Sur | The election was followed by a dance. phatically tha v suppress o i d budding genius.” | - The adoption of that resolution fol- | Concessions Body Named. lowed within 5 minutes the adoption | /o< (\C 4brit 30 (4).—The Coun- of another resolution expressing ob- | B S he n “ommissars issued a Section to the ~vulgar use of the fe- | & of NeOPCS COMELT® I pecial fila1B oK AN SAM Ber e ANENLH. concessions commission_accredited to s Propaganda Opposed. the Soviet trade delegation in Japan. %hm”m':‘ bt The new commission will form a e he aohou branch of the Chief Concessions Com- - s the power of pre- form of unpatriotic pro Rine ot schools, and favoring ihe ws: or . offered. ag rs. Grace Thompson Se ond vice president; Mrs. Nora Keck Commencing January 1, 1926 corresponding secretary; Mrs. Dani JAMES BERRY, President the United States fi; PERPETUAL Mrs. Colman handed the gavel | Heflebower of Ohio, third vice presi- Assets Over €. Chace, treasurer; Mrs. Jean Ste JOSHUA W. CARR, Sec'y i meetings. The recita verses would also be requir Officers elected Wedne ing were installed The eheers for both the retiring Mrs, Edna M. Colman, and th BU[LD!NG P3 Other officers installed, amid cheers, were Mrs, Edward N. Dingley of this PAYS city, rst vice president; Mrs. Mary Meek Atkeson of West Virginia, sec- % dent; Mrs. Katherine Hopkins Chap- man’ of Ohio, fourth vice president; sComTun—lelcll Mrs. Isabella Grifith Fleck of Balti: emi-Annual more, fifth vice president; Miss Bej - Vorhorst of this city, recording retary: Mrs. Estelle M of this s re $11,000,000 son. registrar; fitor. and Mrs, James W. Dooce Surplus, $1,000,000 n addition to the c°t llth & E S“ Nw Temporary Quarters, 1004 E STREET N.W. During Bldg. Construction a election, Mrs. Harriet H. Loch elected vice national for the Dis! At Arlington Today. | The delegates will journey to Arlington Cemetery this afternoon at | 8 o'clock, when the bronze insiznia of | the League of American Pen Women |} and wreaths will he pla tomb of the U'nknown S At 4 o'clock the del tend services at Betk pecial inv an of the Ep on SCHOOLS OBSERVING | “OLD IRONSIDES” GAY | pl AND : AT in_the public schools, | rcises peing held at each building. The purpose of -the assem. blies is to stir the patriotism of the ! hovs and gzirls through their stud: | ’ i the heroic deeds and adventure: “Old Ironsides,” which. for so m f vears, playved such a conspicuous part | in the progress of the Nation. The pupils today will be instructed | to bring the contributio desire < : to malke to the nation-wide fu l‘lo G the reconditioning of “Old Ires EST. 1879 on Monday. Authority for the co tlon of the contrib < the Board of Edi connection with the <ic [}U‘"[}URA HEAI.S drive. Dr. Frank W. allou. intendent, has appropriate medals for the winners in the local essay con- | tests nvitation also wil Speclal exercises in ohservance of Retter Homes week and “Old Iron- sides” day are be eld this after- noon at the Healts School, Thirteenth and Allison streets. A play will be | presented as well as a number of folk | dances. Miss Margaret R. O'Brien is principal of the Health School. In Pimples and Blisters on Face, ltched and Burned. ‘My skin trouble started with small pimples and red blisters on - my cheek and later affected my ALTA VISTA HOME BURNS. whole face. The breaking out itched ispatch to The Star. | NSINGTON. Md., April 30.—| Flames originating in the garret of | the 12.room residence of Carrie | T. Smith. at Alta Vista, near here, last | night, destroyed the building at a loss | of about $18.000, The loss is partly covered by insurance. Some of the furniture was saved Mrs. Smith is in Florida, having heen reported as starting for Wash- ington last night. Three sons, Vernon, De Witt and Grayson. occupied the first floor of the residence. The flames were discovered by nelghbors. Rock- ville and Kensingeton fire departments reached the scene simultaneously. It was necessary to lay a hose a quarter of a mile to reach the fire. and burned causing me to scratch, which made my face very sore, and it was very badly disfigured. The| trouble lasted four months. 1 began using Cuticura Soap and Ointment and in a week I could see an improvement. I con- tinued the treatment and in six weeks I was completely healed.” (Signed) Miss Essie T. Remsen, Allen University, Columbia, 8. C. 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