Evening Star Newspaper, July 8, 1926, Page 3

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Pnucls Hurson of 18 Adams street Francis McCullum of 1821 F street n heast, -became alarmed - after a minute or 0 at his' fallure to reap- l!t!r diving, one of them dived cgmnnlon While -the ndufl!d Alfred. The o boys succeeded - in bdn;lns young McCarthy to the side of the pool, where the director was ‘waiting to bring him out. While the two.boys worked over, their companion, the director hurried to the office of Dr. Clarence Cooke in the nearby Laclede’ apartments. Before Dr. Cooke was able to reach the oy a young man‘who served in the United Guard, but whose. identi gymnot learned, on learning ofthe accident while - waiting " in ‘the. doctor’s office, hurried to the scene u\d gave nm treatment. mup for almost two . hours hope was abandomed of nvh‘ other | Wi States . Coast|- onnxum ACTIVITIES. TONIGHT. The, International o | meet, 8oeloek,nul!'ln-mm atten: Any one interested in lence of nasal notlced during the attempted resusci- Brot.her Alfred, 'm was deeply af- ng | ton. to return to- Washington vacation to attend the funeral. _— CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. ' ~ Alpha Delta Phi business tomorrow, 12:30 p.m., at the anknn Square Hotel. 'l‘he‘lndcm.iemmdm m.ni | will give its annual outing at Marshall [ TOCKIOLDERS ndh.le mm smnf f Jafe Tnsary umbia, 2o S mmm June 3, . U lue nuum M ‘whicl fore "than two-thirds. of _the RS tack he. iollowing esolution was “""n‘amfi“'m" 508>V rhat the name 3t thi be and the same is hereby ls Ipdugirial Lite Ina Company m the Dnma‘) ‘ot Columbia® 'lhrm.-b!n it Iné\lnngeg l{‘og:L any 7 ANNUA MEETING OF THE STOOK o w National Union Insursnos pany ol asninsion for the elecil Ion of o be held at fimmfd ::«.1{ B Foatreet nw. o nondu TRING — e ROOM 2 Tis” e PP, LAR: Fo1 “ "l’!d for electricity. mcludmr fix Drop card, WLl ca) 25 16th ‘10' NS PAPERED WITH OATMEAL o 'INHIO ‘paper,. $6 to Sl ATHORS iE * o are Invlud K cnll at e Kinsmen Bor: 705 lorado o Tark Ehisdeipiis oF L ALR T PARD “"{ PAPERHANGING C. ALD- 8 & . (Burl th) APMIIO. xm'! BE nEsPoNsans rol ARY R hoSS 1908 B . EMOVAL. NOTICE! LUMBIA LOPTICAL €O, Gad°c T fw. )WIN H. SILVER, Presi Hall, July 18. The chlhim of the American Children’s ! Aid " Soclet; Home will be guests, and a committee i will entertain ‘them with refreshments and amusements. A m for the usical entertainment benefit of the American Cbllcrenn Ald Society will be given July 15, 8 p.m., at the Franklin Square Hotel. The program: will be given by pupils of the Hoffman-Hoskins School and of Aiss Margaret Wilbur, Lucy McDonald will speak of “the recent « nfernatignal . New . Thought Alliance Congress recently held in League for the Larger Life, at their lodge in Mt. Washington, Sllm'flly 8 pm. A picnic dinner will be served to ésague members and their guests at 6 p.m. Triumph Ommcll. No. 8, MI of America, will have a mq cursion tomorrow on the m SL Johns. SMITH BOOMS SILZER.- PLAINFIELD, N, July l w), —As Gov. ¥AI" Bmmn recently was boomed for the presidency at Tam- many Hall in New York, so he yes- terday boomed former Gov. George Silzer of New Jersey. Mr. Silzer, however, failed to say wh-um or not m- “nqnmuon" ‘would be ae- New York before members of thel he, study of mennw i lnvlud. The Men's Club of St. Luke's Epis- copal Church will meet, 8 o'clock, in the parish hall. The National hllo'vllhh Club will give a dance at the Hotel Washing- Strangers welcome. Hsdronizg The Quota Club will have a dinner, 7 o’clock, at the Association of Ameri- can University ‘Women, 1634 I street. Miss Jessie Dell, who was chosen dele- on the hour and half “hour * TO BALTIMORE Tammary mau-mmmmc:.vm, City ‘were guests at a Juncheon xlm by, Mr. mu tha P’hlnfln!.l A It - Club. pent the ith, “No,* tside of the fact that P'm to outside torps Hier: lohll = talk over George s nomination for. th. presidency 'with the boys at Business,” at 8 o'alut It is expected '.lut u:o speaker will f International Study Club win Anhmn in New York, which | SAY WHo U YA THINK YA AR-R-F- Rs?!' writers’ Association will ugduuoan ner-and dance at Rateigh Hotel. Mwulodmk. e Canada has a bullding rush in many District of columbh Lifs dUnder- parts of the country. Higview Apartmens ] Cor. 13th and Clifton Sts. 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