Evening Star Newspaper, May 23, 1926, Page 36

1926—PAR' 6 THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. (., MAY b made up of prominent men and emi- Omaha, and the department cu- | er ahan gave these instructions: [and a duty. We would be breaking |enough for all to get along together nent scientists, to obtain immediate ! | tive committee of District legion have | “I DUt pos ket sates | faith with the public if the money was A e et TWO NAMED FOR MAYOR. fln.mr‘ 1 aid to pure sclence. |indorsed the national poppy cum-|wherever and however it can. A | ted to any other purposes. Please among -the posts of the e — _ Herbert Hoover. js chairman of this paign of the Legion Auxilia as practicable make a return, vémit the department share promptly, flegion whose members will sell pop- | special Diepatch to The Star special board, and its efforts have met The American Legion officially | forth how much your particular cam- |since the departm wently re. | pies during the week are the U. 8. S. | N eINGTON, M AMaw i | with the official approval ot universi- adopted the poppy as o memorial | paign netted. Remit with that state- | quires welfare fund Jacol Jones Post, the_James A. De By L jtles A;nll scientific organizations flower at its Cleveland convention in | ment 25 per cent of thse proceeds. By Do not hecome engaged in contro- |lano Post, the Belleau Wood Post, the | & Mmass meeting last night in the town h@l_lmll: hout the- Nfl(l?l!. An effort is 1920, and each year since has sold the faction of your department e: ive | versy with either the Vet s of For- | . ‘oln and Sergt. Jasper Posts, the | hall Mayor s Valentine and Dy, eing made to obtain a fund of at least men al flowe reminiscent of Flan- | committee, this money is to be used |eign Wars or the Americ B, vooarty-O'Connell Post, the Bureau | Lucian Ernes sre nominated for the $20,000,000 for a period of at least 10 ders Field, to raise funds for relief 3 tment welfare work. The re- | Auxiliary poppy sales pe: S, v o1 rangraving Post and l mayoralty ri June 7. T L ;i\'en‘.1‘11‘3‘:‘111»:1:121:‘;"szgike"fu?tfl?;‘qg L mix"lfl I 5 : maining 75 per cent of the proceeds |are operating under the E. Post | " Berney Hammond, Hosner Harta. B . Ce ) - " partmen Commander reyser | you are to retain exclusively for wel- [and for the same purposes that you { horn, 1 D. Appleby and Herberr Civil War President Became | fundamental laws upon which prog- | Annual Campaign for Relief | hoves a large sum will be thus raised, e are operating. Work together in har e S were B et ress advances. and assures that every penny so con. “Rear in mind that the poppies are [mony and ~understanding. There | Argentina took so enthusiastically to | vacancies. Hammond is an incume o0ld for welfare work and that no por- | should be no friction. We are all vet- | the timepayment plan for autono- | bent. Richard Green is a retiring tributed will be used for work of this : RS e \ - Friendly to Research After WARNING IS ISSUED Work Funds Will Last fiina. E tion of, the money 1o be rajed |erans and allied organizations work. | biles that fears are espressed that | member of the conncil, George Land g In'a bulletin to the legion post com- | through” this sale is to be devoted to |ing together to raise money to carry | there will be an overextension of car | ck, jr., and e Van Fossen a. Early Indifference. TO SEAFOOD DEALERS Throughout Week. manders, Past Department Command- other purposes. This is an obligation ' on welfare work, and there is room credits. holdover councilmen. —_— 1 e 1 Abraham Lincoln was @ Superintendent of Weights and| The annual appeal of the Ameri-| l] = o=o=o=o=mo===o=o=o=o==o=ogo=¢ = O SITT=m="I ORI, f.st to vecognize the inc 7 : 2 s Aux e | I Value of pure sciepce rcsearch, and Measures Acts to'Regulate ‘v“o"“ "“*“"’,“"f“l‘ "1” "““_‘l'l"‘“; ‘“‘Ii:"‘]':"' i i al | | / | | soon after « » to the White erans of Foreign or blic | e amerone ] Sale of Crab Meat. | support of thelr welfare work among uring s | / | B InARTS b s Natio ca ¢ veterans through the sale of poppies, / the founders of the National Academy A movement to break up a de-[the memorial flower of the World ) \ 3 of Sciences, writes Paul Brockett of Washington in the Open Court. dent Lincoln regarded | dealers who sell crab meat by the sjentist as a_luxury, but after | g associating with Joseph Henry Sale, 66¢ i > amv U5 B Worth FURNILTURE CO. $1.00 | 8%6 E St.3u~AEMN._ 8% Pa. Ave.3E Southeast Store Stays Open Until 9 o’Clock Sat. Night—N. W. Store Closes at 6 ceptive trade practice among seafood | War, will be launched tomorrow and will continue through the week until ik ; Memorial day. allon i tin cans or other con- | *Tha poppy sale bears the offictal in. B i i tainers which are usually labeled |dorsement of the District Commission- others i whole attiuide o Rge® | with the weight, but hold much loss [ €% who in a proclumation desiznated eI the National Academy. Mr. [than a gallon, was started yesterday :’;;(,“,‘;j:‘(f:zm;;':&,‘;":’ it e ] peld i‘|§‘“‘||3;“.“‘,i5:" "f;:, by George M. Roberts, superintendent | funds. & e i dent ool e . Natlonal Acad. | of welghts and measures of the Dis- | The lezion poppy committe, ap: : ences that gave the world pointed by Department Commander * Purchase =o=om=ln=o emy of 3 A ’ Julius 1. Peyser, is headed by the foundation for one of the greatest r letters warning that such | Jomi'p - CEYSeL, aded by ~cientific organizations of modern s in violation of the weights | L%t Deburtient Comm ot oo e ' times. been sent | pretinhit. ¢ e ] A gion’s national executive com- With President Lincoln. the found the Diss ~ national ¢ tive com Cational Academy were P the | mittee, and includes Helen C. M Carty, -vice department command Robert M. Tolson, chairman of the department welfare committee, and taymond A. Burke, commander of ;. the McG y-O'Connell Post. Mrs M. k. Dorsey is chairman of a mittee appointed for the Auxiliary by Ars. cker V. Walker, departs ment president. ers of the Louis Agassi Benjamin Pierce. most_eltec 3 dealing with Bache. Joseph Hlenry, | the subject to call the matter to the ey Wilson, Admiral | attention of all dealers and give Dasvis and Benjamin Ap- | them a chance to stop the practice Brockett in his |before prosecuting,” said Mr. Rober [ “because it is probable that _the " a do not realize that such transactions : al Without Pomp. constitute violations of the law. “Some 66 years aAgo, just before the el —— of March. there artived i vushi| A Leipzig fur merchant has loaned wan noted for 5 9,000 to the Soviet Russian trade he popples have been made in a organization for the purchase of Rus- | Kansas hospital by disabled World furs which are being shipped to | War veterans. The national conven- tion of the American Legion, at The buyers of our various departments have picked out a quantity of high-class furniture, rugs, stoves, etc., on which they are overstocked and have requested the advertising man to offer these big reductions— During the paving of E street you will find it more convenient to use 8th street entrance (plenty of parking space). ——t U ———C U ———— D ——— () ———— [ = i Veterans Made Poppies. KAHN on 7th St. | Established 81 Years Specials Monday and Tuesday Finest Quality s Shur-on Frames Complete Outfit, 1ol to take the oi dent of the Un Abraham Lincoin, b es. 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