Evening Star Newspaper, June 15, 1926, Page 16

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON. D. C, TUESDAY. JUNE 15. 1926. : 30 VSR EINEE K L been slow. The fund-ralsirig cam- duct physical examination of pre- y i ammnn: o o, b Faln T, cpien 2 ek g, ] S el | nad sy Sae AN ‘ 2 ot pham explained, “althoug! e g thus far only a few contributions i inati ealing any possible physical defects St L | "4 world survey showing that about | er number of deaths are caused N e hereived " The donations | Pbysioal Examination Required | realing o Do ey may ba properly e l::“:: Hpsoipacs ! { - on Sunday. 30.400 persons were killed and $68,000 careless and incompetent driving. this week have amounted to but $3. . i corrected before the. children enter 0 injured in automoblle accidents last | Plans are now under way to call a Y including $2 from Hugh M. Hartman for 6,000 Pre-School Chil | schoot. b . vear was made public teday by | meeting of highway . officials repre. 4 P S and $1 from Harold K. Lane. = Mr. dren in D. C. . “This plan has my approval, and 1 By the Associated Press. . Bronsky Says Extraordinary | Charles M. Upham. managing direc. | senting all nations of the American | Keeping Sets in 38 Institu- | Merk is particularly anxlous for radie T trust that parents will very generally | BUENOS AIRES, June -15.—Pro- 'y IAM' ofl.:lhe American Road Builders’ a{;n't‘inn:l. to hei held in dl‘o;,\n;l':tlon fans to Mdfi'h‘ campaign, 'fl;lfl e!d.l‘ e RV take advantage of this arrangement. | tests are pouring into the -ministr: : ssociation. with the American road builders’| | 4 : f mates that 50 cents from each radio| ., . ot of Co. | This examination may be conducted | of the interior against the sew Sun Measures Ended Deflation | “recitcmts in the tUnited States ac. |vonvention Aurins Good Toads weex, | -ti0Ns in Repair Calls for | istener in the District will give the | ‘0 perating with the District of 0 | neir. family. physician if parents | day law which e hinite: most R i counted for more than 80 per cent of [ January 10-15, 1927. The safety prob. committee’ suficient funds to main.|lumbia Cengress of Parent-Teacher| " i ire " gchool officials and school [ of manual labor and -the sals of of Chervonetz | the fatalities. he said. placing the|lem will be discussed and standard 5 samo at Once. 1ain the. sets for at least two. years.|Associations, Dr. Frank W. Ballou. | medical inspectors are convinced that tobacco and of drinks containing J | United Kingdom second, with 968, |safety measures for highway con- l The 38 places under the care of the|superintendent of schools. today |this new undertaking is in the direc- | more than 6 per cent ‘aleoholie ron followed by France, with 738, and |struction will be recommended.” committee provide' entertainment ‘for [ ordered- the - following printed notice | tion of improving the conditions under | tents. A Canada, with 702. Rl Sz 7,000 “shut-ins.” .| sent to all parents: s which young children enter upon their | While the ordinance was generall: Br the Associated Press The enormous toll of automobile Inmates of the Hebrew Home for| The institutions in which the com:| “Next Septémber." says the motice. |first schdol activities.” | obeyed Sunday. cups . instesd, of \LOSCOW, B—M | accidents in the world is partly the| DOG-RACING ISSUE UP. |tne Aged have a radio recelving set | mittee has installed sots and hopes to | “more than 6.000 children. § or & years | glasses were popular in same .gafc: S R Eber ot ithe e . | result of highway construction.” ) that will be absolutely useless to them | continue (o maintain them lmw:u.uw- of age, will ln;dmmer:llnlvhr Kkinder- | T where cocktalls were served ‘an: savs that as an cutgrowtl 3 e e o e e i X unless the public responds to the ap-|ish Foster Home, Indust ome | garten or the first grade for the first cigarettez sold under cover. ot dinary measures taken by the g | Supremie Court Gets Appeal on Le- 'peal of the Washington Radio Hos-|School, Masonle and Eastern Staritime. The school prozress of ,,,,,,}WALTDN IN SENATE RACE. were sold openly in other e crnment, the chervonetz, the new |foreign credits. ‘We have no credits | ality ot Kentueky Sport pital Fund committee for money with | Home, Methodist” Home. Natlorial | children and thelr enjoyment of the | - Conspicuously absent was.the oot Fuscian gold unit of value, has now 'and cannot afford to exploit workers' 5 s ik D T "into operating. condi. | Homeopathic Hospital, National Lu-|new environment. wiil depend to a | Deposed - Oklahoma Governor to | vénder of cigaretes and match hoen definitely stabilized. or starve peamants Onr socalled | The question of whether dog racing |tlon. it ‘was announced today by Le-|thran Home for the Aged. National|great extent upon their physical con The experience was not enpfrel: \I Bronsky denied that there had|crisis has heen due to femporary | g tegal in Kentucky has been put up | H0X Mark, chairman of the commiteee, “Training School for Boys, National |dition. Refore admission to the public | Run as Progressive Democrat. | new to the Argentine. Severa) yea:- feen wholasale executions in connec- | stringency caused by large fmport |o oo S it np Pl Committee has asked for 33.000 | Training School for Girls, RUpDert | schoois of the District all puplls must | .0 s yom e .| a&0 A similar Sunday ordinance en: Wi e abilization of the new |of heavy machinery. iunspitable for | o the United States Supreme Court. |with which to recondition the sets it | Home, Sibley Hospital, St John's Or- | have heen successfully vaccinated. It | | ;\ A A f“"»d-'""' 16 (#). £ | into effect. but scant attention fwa Iiremey. He admitted. however. that |the manufacturer of every-day nec-| Owen P. Smith and others, operat. |installed several vears agq in.38 hox | phanage, . Swartzell Methodist, Home | iy advisable that this he done early in | fhak, "VEItOn. AepEE™ A D ratic [paid 10 it after a few wesks 4 dampaigns agalnst artificial devalua- essities, and by a surplus of ready | ing the Erlanger Kennel Club, near pitals, asylums and charitable institu- for Children, Tuberculosis - Hospital. | the Summer. 3' '""ll{- "'h :‘u"'d - emwl;l“" The restaurant owners and tobgeco fion of the chervonetz had been put|cash in the hands of the population, A Hittio 5 oL Pions, and to equip the recelvers it | Washington City Orphan Asylum.| "Arrangements have heen made by i e '""‘fl States Sen-| ., . Leepers have joined with:the B o e e enertetic . atroke. | increasing buying capacity and creat. | COVIngton. petitioned the Eourt to re- | recently turned over to the Hebrew | Catholic ‘Home for Aged —Ladies, | === A ate eterda SR fi | proprietors of the street kiosks a Fiivee important finance ministry off. [ing & demand for non-essentlals. This View the decision of .the Kentucky | Home and the Casualty Hospital. Georgetown University _ Hospital, tered the lists as a candidate for the | 4 B ooiation of wine shops in ~ixls had been executed and about 100 |ls evident because production in-| courts holding that aog races gre not | The sets at the Hebrew Home and | Providence Hospital, St.” Arfn’s Infant | pital, Freedmen's Hospital, Garfiel 5’1"“'- tat N id it his | endeavor to obtain an audience with Tinown Speculators were deprived of |creased this year 40 per cent and the | permitted under the State's horse. |the Casualty Hospital need tubes, bat- | Asylum, St. Josephs Male Orphan Hospital, George Washington Untverd| In a statement ne 2 [ras hin | ot ent de_ Alvear o recite thei their liberty. number of factory workers by 300,000, | racing laws. teries and loud speakers. The com-| Asylum. St. Rose's Technical School, | sity Hospital, Gospel Mission. Home T was Lot L :"";l"'"- e e | hardships The Crar's government.” declared | “Still, despite the difficulties, we| The club was conducting races at |mittee’s fund for maintaining the| St Jincent's Orphan Awylum, Emer- for the Aged and Infirm, Industrial | (Hete Was some COUR At @ ng as < M. Rronsky. who 1is one of the have managed to stabllize our cur-|Which pools were sold and the pari- | “shutin” sets has heen exhausted.|gency Hospital, Central Union Mis. Home for Colored Children, National | ®!I&ID ris “f) '_W'"" UTLI to construct a belt line Soviet's best known economists, “ex- |rency, and with prospects of coming | mutuel system of Betting was used. {and only through public contributions | slon Children‘s Hospital, Colored | Training School for Colored Women | Pro% ey Madrid plans e city and have " by grace of periodically starv-|fine orops we look forward fo security | The State and Kenton County obtain: | will it be possible to supply acceaso- | Hospital for Women. Fdes Home, | and Girls, Washington Asylum Hos. | o ralfise argiing A0 SO e peasantr:. by everlastingly ex and a balance of the hudget at the ad court order atvaining the het. ' res for the unequipped sets and re. Kpiphany Church Home, . Fplaeo. | pital. Columbla Hoepital and the Epis ronnected with nnderar E k2 e f the current vear.' ting. poo! sellin 3 pair those fn the hospitals and re. nil Kvel Far and Throat Hos- | copal Home for Childre he huilt in San Salvador to martet. places Come To COLUMBIA HEIGHTS For It's ECONOMY SHOPPING DAY Tomorrow, Wednesday, June 16 Tvinme (In Case of Hard Rain, Thursday Also) ) SALES DAY EXTRAORDIINARY to prove that Columbia ERCHANDISE OF EVERY KIND-—new, seasonable, standard OU CAN SAVE MONEY on that article needed for the hm_'m'z Heights offers you variety, quality, value and service to meet goods—will be offered by the merchants listed helow at prices You can gratify some long-cherished desire! You cannot afford your most exacting demands. that completely forget profits! not to grasp this rare shopping epportunity ! This Super-Bargain Day Arranged by COLUMBIA HEIGHTS BUSINESS MEN’S ASSOCIATION . Confidence in the Quality and Price 21st Year E. B. Thompson| ,..cmcar. e . i | Allen-A’ %' Coatn ¥ Has Attracted Thousands of Customers to 1436 Park Road N.W. REPAIRING A SPECIAL N $1.00 o g meitee d P H. F. DISMER ) ' Maker of St o TR - ' ; HARDWARE, PAINTS, HOUSEHOLD GOODS High-Grade Lantern Slides ; 5 Chiffon 3124-3126 Fourteenth St. Commercial Photosrahy | The Electrical Shop = " Hose ey Twa large suspension hridges are to ; 3104 14TH STREEET. N. W. s 4 | | Sales Specials, June 16 ONLY T Paris-Inspired ‘ Developing and Printing R AR | e - Economy @enuine_Bronse No. ) Beat white pine knocked dow! 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DeMille’s ;l 2.50 Suits : 2&94 : A 5395 and $455. ! 0. s On-Any Article in Stock 34 to 46 Hupmobile Six g | Com| £ = 5 Wryinkle Proof Values up to $15.00. 7’:’-?-‘.23-‘:'.‘.«“‘2’".?‘!’12";,"'32‘,‘ THE VOLG % Sizes 4 to 18 Years : § You Will Read This Established 1905 for the same reason we can help you get more business. $1.00 Genuine Silk & Wool | 1575 i Auto Driving Lessons Sun., Mon., Tues., June 20, 21, 22 Buy MICHELIN tires and tubes | Special Dinner | " Wednesday, June 16th Veteutle, " Chisken BO ATM AN : Col. 1858 St Col. 7014 Wi il Eé ONOMY Sale HJR"E ,"‘:}’:':::'M No Charge to Talk it Over - Cpa & - “Service with a Smile” Day or Evening Twenty years' writing mlg’ & Sdn ik Contracting Decorators *fi,,c;,‘_,’k' llLLI”SINl;S 2807 Fourteenth St. NW. m% ‘Counsel Copy Service Special Rateson C. H. E. S. Day 3531 14th St. Columbia 3281 The Bupreme Achisvement in the Career of n Producer Who « Hu; a Succession of o Half Hundred Hits to His Oredit Storage and Gasoline 50c Arcade Garage and Service Station Charles Cafeteria & 3 Wkt i »“l&!lf';g St 3201 14th St. N.W. THE IMPERIAL MALE CHORUS No advance in prices 000 Dessert Tires— Tubes—Oils—Greasing—Washing e e i With Offstage Singing By |