Evening Star Newspaper, July 12, 1926, Page 19

; WTHERS Aln GH!LDREI * SECRETARY IS CHOSEN. ™ [hgen, destgnated - T0 ENJOY: mSSIOI Plflllc WOMEN-IN HOUSE | SEEK RE-FLEGTION 5 All Three Feminine Members | to Stump in‘Own Way | Against Opponents. Plans for a vigorous self-conduct- ed campaign for re-election this Fall have been announced by edch of the three woman members of the House, who will ‘make extensive - stumping James Box of Punktown di and lm nu clue lull‘ll;:ll announeod in: ringing tones a for any mker who would reti knownh}mmnhruyo-n,lm no% be mistaken; I know him by his pointed ears, his appetite for bacon.” tours of their respective districts. | .y ‘There will be no solicitation of cam- paign funds by any of the three. Thus they have answered definitely, and strikingly alike, the question of how they regard politics at the end of the long session of their first Congress—they like it so well they all expect to run. for reelection in- definitely. \ Politics, however, is no novelty to thom. Representatives Edith Nourse Rogers of Massachusetts and Fior- ence P. Kahn of California, both Re- publicans, “succeeded their husbands, Who died in ‘office. - The other woman member, Representative Mary T. Nor- ton, a New Jersey Democrat, was a delegate to the 1924 national con- vention of her party and for several ¥e:us ‘was active in local political af- fairs Mrs. Kahn and Mrs, Norton have declared themselves in favor of modi- fication of the Volstead act, but other- wise the platforms as announced will follow those of the members’ respec- tive parties. Each admits she faces stift opposition. In announcing their intentions to speak in all parts of their districts the women have declared their inde- pendence of ‘“man-made” plans for eampaigns. They mapped out their own programs, to be carried out on the same footing as opponents of the other sex. SLGRA LS A 5 H. F. CARY TRANSFERRED. General Passenger Agent of South- ern Railway Goes to Cincinnati. Transfer of H. F. Cary, who has been general passenger agent of the Southern Rallway here since 1909, to the same position with headquarters at Cincinnati, was announced today by W. H. Tayloe, passenger traffic manager, along with other changes and appointments in_the ' passenger department, effective July 165. Mr. Cary, who entered the pas- senger department of the Southern in 1895, will be succéeded in his post here by BE. N. Aiken, now general passenger agent at Cincinnati. F. N. Westerman, assistant gen- eral passenger agent here, will be transferred to Cincinnati to serve as Mr. Cary’'s assistant there with the same title. He will be succeeded here by F. L. Jenkins, district passenger | |i agent at Philadelphia. Under the new appointments C. A. Kline, assoclated with the general passenger depart- ment since 1897, is made assistant | | passenger traffic manager with head- quarters here. il O TSI LOCKERS ARE ROBBED. Ring and Clothing. Reported Stolen From Basement. Two lockers in the basement o 2109 Eighteenth street, those of Sid ney Wolberg and Mrs. Rose Norris, were broken into the past few days and robbed. Mrs. Norris reported a|'= diamond ring vlluod at '2!5 and arti- cles of wearing aj were stolen, while bedding, clothln‘ md draperies Wwere taken from the Wolberg locker. Loss of & mink coat valued at $500 was reported by Zora Calevas, 149 B street southeast. The coaf was re- Ported taken from. a house the family |, vacated Saturday. EARTH SHOCKS NOTED.: @eorgetown Seismograph Indicates Disturbances 1,900 Miles Away. Pronounced earth shocks were re- corded from 10:36 to 11 o’clock &. m., yesterday .on. the. 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And each is tranquil in his mind, with wholesome scorn of lying; no wonder truth is hard to find when men are B WALT M. N. (Copyright. 1026.% i RECEPTION FOR PASTOR. Rev. C. B. Austin ‘and Bride to Be Honored Tomorrow Night. A _reception in honor of Rev. C. B. Austin, pastor of the West Wash- ington Baptist Church, and his bride of two weeks will be given'at the church tomorrow night at § o'clock by the Ladles' Aid Soclety .and the advisory board of the church. Pastors of ~ the Baptist chur:l:li of the dly their fl: congregation ai friends ol the church have been in- / ———— (hb Company Sued for $15,000. The Yellow Cab (Co. is named de- fendant in a suit filed by Clarence W, Scully to recover $15,000 damages for alleged personal injuries. The plaintiff says a cab of the company collided with his automobile March ’7. 1926, on Connecticut avenue near L street. He is represented by Attorneys Wilton J. Lambert and Rudolph H. 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