Evening Star Newspaper, December 15, 1926, Page 34

' 4 : THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 15, "1926. —_——— e e horne; secretary, Mrs. 8. E. Kramer, v vhich have bect rt of homne; recretary, M5 Sommen e | HONOR PAID MEMORY | STORY OF THREE KINGS. s e r»lyrs orl the l"h Ve lvu:l:mlltoe. i 9 ‘F S o | E ses of the celehrnuon‘ are r‘ elected last night, are, be the t i t by ! bscription. Fi- Shinn, Joseph H. Wilson and C. Christmas Celebration. of Mr. Albion K. Parrl . § <oontz. S e Whe stury G the thtes kings ~wio gram is under the d 3 BHRISIMAS FEIE Committees Announced. Substaitial Cash Gifts Presented |come out of (he Kt fo herld e A Committee assignments were an-| His Widow by Former Stage and | coming of the first Christmas will be - - = — —e - s oo nounced as follows: Entertainment, retold in xong at the « etown Com r o 3 H. J. Horner, Mr. Wilson and George Base Ball Associates. y Ch i g " - T N - Holiday Program Adopted on | & "biciion? “communits *eciiies se it Gt o § T . :]A E ,,STUART WILL. SHOP FOR YOU—FR. 7400 . B. Bain. Mr. Spicer and Rev s A e . % v . - e = e - 16th Street Hei_gms_()om. Fulton: edveation, Mrs. Phillips Leaders of the stage and tl(un\\n|\l|:.‘.::“ Koortz, Mrs. Lyman and Mr i . e i b have foined in pres wifts to | S health and sanitation. Dr. J. S. MHARIE: FOWier. 18 ctreet | Club of W n Hizh School | | BAUME BENGUE will H 2 il P a: | 2 mittees Namad. Wright and Mrs. Thomas; east, widow of fowler, | Arrangements have been made for | | relieve the congestion, and cause Kramer | grmer manaser of the 'hed- | the participation of all schools in stuffinessand head throbs todis- b out what was | Mrers. Kinghorne. Jones, Stroh and | Amerfcan League base ball club. Georgetown in the ceiebration. Dele. | | appears Good for chest colds. Tn an effort to T e - o be . menace to [ Thompson: ice *and lghts, | © American sue club Fners : | B o tinits £iimbles | Kouls E A dickson and Mr. [ meeting at Chicago vesterday, voted fdround the living s t. e planted gs—ac- | Kraft; rtr alks and mafls, [§1,000 to Mrs. Fowler, which was |0 the park by the ¢ town Gar- | Perry Cleveland, Capt. Brown and A. |added to more than $3,000 received |den Club for this purpose and will ANALGESIQUE (SAY BEN-GAY) ,| C. Clough: puhli . Mrs. Kvamer, | Monday night through an unan = e b Nor resbyte- | Mr. Phillips and T. J. McBreen: dele- | nounced benefit performance of “The rian Chure :.llvs_ln_ the Federation of Citizens' | Honor of The Family,” arranged by s » > Ay ' B street cnt, all owners of | Assoclations, Mr. and Mrs. H. W.|Ots wer, star of the play, and Phillips. 5 . T utllitles, | ¢or and secretary of the Washington 5 ‘e them in- g Stephen E. Cochrane, who succeeded y oculated pdered immune from Th; [membership committee pro- | Mr. Fowler as manager of the thea- the malady. motion was made by | posed 57 new names, twhich were | ter. The actor contributed also a per- 3 I Who sald that the dis- | added to the rolls, as follows: Miss |sonal check, as did Ban Johnson, presi- ea. OowW ror our £ headws nd unless | Rose Baker, O. E. eet. R. D. Eich- | dent of the American League. steps are n immediately to curb ! berg. L. K. Kir G. Matson, Fred | Although no public_announcement 4 J it no child or grown-up will be safe | G. Pl Booth, L. L. La Sodu, | was made of the benefit per re, H l d S ] gy > personal friends of “Billy cler Oll ay upp y b the str It was hoped John F. Byrne, G. M. Edwards, H. A othes jns would take similar | Benner, E. F. Clarke, B. C. O'Leary, | knew of it and it was witnesse W. M. Daish. J. C. Stoner, Theodore |a capacity house. & 2a 5 » . —of Schneider’s Pound Cake. You want to be sure of having the Best for your Xmas Ta .e. action. 3 Participation in the community | Horidzah, J. W. Sisson, B. M. Alley . Christmas tree celebration, to be| Mrs Pauline d ha;nfl', G 5 - staged under the auspices of the | Onhamer, Robert J. Sime. Mrs. | Charles J. Lammert Dies. Northminster Chapel Ladies’ Auxil- fary. was voted and the entertain i ;- & ment committee of tie assoclation in- Humphrey, iles MEEn. et e I Eiriae 08 Irs. Gustave Escher, L. O.|of and Paper the event, which { Chapin, Mrs. Alice K. Sherwood, Mrs. | Hanger e e Christmas | continue b 0. Chapin, Samuel D. Loveless, | former member of the board of edu- - r «. R. A. Hnle, \Miss M, cation of St. Louls and the Missouri SCHNEIDER’S oSS SR S election commissio 'S in Mrs. H. M. Phillips, chairman of the | Hunter. Frank Y. Stewart, Warran general committee in charge of the| o Mvw. iCate R, Stodkman event, urged all residents to have|\fo N 'E. Sullivan, J. F. Pauls. their homes brilliantly li’zhte{l H\:illset< Mitchell Hanson, Willlam T. Sher- mas eve and to place lighted can wood and Dr. G. A. Hunt. at sev windows in_each home.| "pregigent Taylor presided. U R N E Stephen 15, Kramer mad ea for s e In Washington's Finest Homes take part in all parts of the celebra- National Cash Register Co. will | . . om 10 che “sde"of Spiritudl wol | send 100 point” mcamen. 1o Wallace Engineering Co. eing. vana, Cuba, in January as a ‘“treat. 923 12th St. Address by Tnspector Evans. Inspector Charles A. Evans of the Police Department spoke of the duties ©of policemen in the suburbs as related to those in the business section of the city. The biggest problem of the of ficer in the outlylng sections, he said. is presented in properly guarding th. community in the daytime, while al male members of the family are ab sent. At night the men return home and the task is lessened. The reverse holds good in the downtown section cer’s or Delicatessen Dealer’s. £ Mrs. Carrle B. Bailey :h the community a A. R. Swann, A. v, vis the advent of Christmas ¢ that | g G. VB, s Automatic Qil —can be had At Your Gro- % 9 Place your order early. Tue Charces Scuneer Baking Co. 413 Eye St. NW Phone Main 9660 mmmmmmfimm&aflfi he said. He compared the duties of | | it policemen now as against the require | ments when he entered the service ir 1892. There were but 85 officers fron 1 . I the closest precinct station, at/ Ninth [ | RMCH uffln e Omen W O and U streets, to patrol 18 square mile: north of U street to the District line One-fourth of the officer’s time wa* spent in getting to his trick of duty and another fourth returning from th: | ] 9 | suburbe, As against 134G men now Howley’s Pharmacy— there were but 433 then to care fo Il - the entire city. 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