Evening Star Newspaper, January 9, 1927, Page 25

MUSSOLINI ORDERS YOUTH MOBILIZED Boys to Be Taken Into “Black Shirts” on Fascism’s Fifth Year of Existence. By the Ass e campaign of ogram for 19 ¥ Promer Alussolini i tonight ess of purpose | nd_council is had analyzed et forth the o regime in a nature of | Only Three Holidays. ) the country will have official holidays: e- | | ated. | work the | first, ond m« with the a third, impr education of ciplined collaboration thorities ¢ ment in t} be ahle for politic and corpora &tate, and, f damental vi Iso_approved | ‘Charter of | nder more ef- life of the na- the drawi labor,” desig flclent the productiv tion by arranging class co-operation lirect control of the state. This ed us the sed on nd the ng all “Magna ( the elim co-ordina labor matters Only Yo By deci will be nc present of party. wh 940,000 hs to Be Admitted. of the council, the ther sdmission for t adults Into the membership is placed a membership cards will to those whose political pasts can bear the strictest on other hand, all “vanguard- ists"—youths between the ages of 14 and 18—will be admitted when they reach the age of 18, while young men between 18 an ng the req- ‘| a ball in the rotunda of the Capitol, the only one ever given there. G. 0. P. LAUDS TAYLOR FOR TENNESSEE JOB State Committee Gives Representa- tive Vote of Confidence and Praise on Patronage. Br the Associated THE SUNDAY BS8TAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, JANUARY 1927— PART 1. 9 l Defies Governor I i who has HOSPITAL BENEFT | - TOBE STVLE SHO | Early Society Affairs to Aid| g | Mrs. Mary Logan Tucker, {John A THOMAS J. TYNA Colorado State Pen renched himsel Of the equipped with ma fled the governor, the newly appointed w flord R. Glasson, or any on. alhuml to break in ur get him out. to suspend | ges of in- iency and inhu- i been lodged against the head, but Tynan denies that the governor has the power to remove him. Garfizld Memorial Recalled by Coming Fete. A cabaret fashion show for the benefit of Garfield Memorial Hospital will be given at the Mayflower Friday evening. This thoroughly modern affair calls to mind some of the other brilliant social functions held in aid of this worthy fund. They are recounted by vice dent of the hoard, whose mother, Mr. Logan, for president of the i When the hospjtal was dedi 1884 a beautiful garden ps held on the grounds, with lights and Chinese lanterns. matrons and their daughters dispensed refreshments from lunch tents and there was dancing. Ball Given at Capitol. The same year, Mrs. Tucker says, her mother and co-workers sponsored Mem- bers of the Senate and House were among the benefactors. Among the incorporators were Mrs, a Chandler of Brook] James Gilfillan of New York (_‘,lty. wi with many Washington residents, some of whom are still active in be- half of the hospital. Miss Aline Solo- mons, daughtér of A. S. Solomons, one of the original benefactors, is 2 mem- ber of the presewt board of lady visitors. Various cities and Siates also were represented among the donors who supplied beds, rooms and furnishings, | @ besides large sums of money. Mrs. of- | Alexander Graham Bell gave a bed pational committeeman from The committee gave Tay- lor a vote of confidence. declaring that under his administration of the office of mational committeeman the distri- + bution of patronage kad been just and equitable. “We have no excuses to offer for d, le v tlon by the Senate on the nominatior by the President of A. V. district attorney for whose confirmation, it w being opposed In part at least because he was recommended by the Hon. J. Will Taylor. The resol erted that “the ethics is as high igan, State, East in Tennessce as in Hampshire or West, North or GENERAL STRIKE LOOMS ON MEXICAN RAILWAY“KII Unions’ Council Declares It wuxl‘..m Serve Notice Unless Mechanics’ Conflict Is Settled. By the Associated Prees. MEXICO CITY, The threat of a g Mexican Railway hs situation caused by a chanfes, which far t has_curtailed pussenger traffic. The General ( Unions today January 8 and freight 2d 10 duys in a must be ser Pupils Give Recital. Pupils of E structor, vesterday afte velyn Davis, dancing in 1 t, guve a recital | udio. The stories and . | Willilam Walcott, eral strike on the It lica past month | |and $1,000. Mrs. Hitt, wife of former Representative Hitt of Illinois, gave two beds in the names of her sons. Many Supplied Equipment. Mrs. Poin, wife of Senator Poin, gave two beds. Mrs. Theodore Lyman of Mas other orthington gave one, and an- joint gift of Mrs, the ¥ . Smith and n. Mi being donated by Mrs. wife of the owner | § of the Oneida Mills of New York, Silver for the first equipment of the hospital was supplied gratuitously by Companies of Connecticut. sent hoard of incorporators New | inc] ce A { Woodbury Prescott « Hacke Miss Laura Harlan, Maj. Gen M. W' Ireland. v ©. Wallace Rad- Miss Aline randin, Hen 1 Association b and fashion show next faay a brilliant financial success voluntary task, of Band of Bible Le he Bible to s ago and Lactobacillus Acndnphdut Call our product “I M PEvate Mark) | For Inteatinal disorders. t numbers included poems, expressed i chidr Garrott fan'l]fll' Jacq ne Embrey and | Rita Dunnigan of the students attended Mld City Mnrket A Farmer. salled mid< Site Urged the .\n Commissioner scoll, presi liaferro : o TMIdCity Citizens' Asso dent of the giation. 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