Evening Star Newspaper, January 19, 1927, Page 17

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. . WEDNESDAY, TJANUARY 19, 1927. e R R A AT R e HUUSE VmES 852 'Patriotic Tribute [PASSES PHYSICAL TEST | WOMAN ASKS $20,000. |Iimiscieis, st isreposoned bs 1o cachunce property st Spading | mental agencies 1n Washinton, the | Sy hn 8. Hi 3326 M street, has | A street, according to an agreement 7 . | 3 e o late yesterday. The a ¥ DESPITE STIFF FINGER Accident Victim Fil it for|filed suit against the Capital Traction | made September 29. passed the Senate late y i ToW Shlll ton Is ALy o8 Bl O fHF DREh Barons i 1 measure as it passed the House sev- 5 e : 3. . ¥ : : : i Damages. Jsays a car of the company collided eral days ago appropriated $512,901,- Planned in Theater Alexander L sigrist, War Veteran.| VIABES i s truek eur the Ky Briage | APPROPRIATION VOTED. |08 for an independent estabiishments William W. Iverett has been sued | - ; . 3 | s Arter T 1 : . sued | pecember 7 and injured him. He is of the Government, and the Senate i Succeeds After Two in the District Supreme Court for | represented by Aftorneys Baker & dded only $2,000 strict - Supre ourt for | represented Dby Aftorneys Baker added only ! { Tuilives $20,000 damages by Rose M. Cornet, | Mangan | Independent Offices Measure Now | This bill, which now goss to_con- i Bt pEat ; 913 Maryland avenue northeast, for| The alleged funure to carry out a ference, Includes the annual expenses ington’s birthday this year will Veteran of nearly seven vears serv. | |t The plaln.| contract to exchange real estate | Goes to Conferemce. of the' Fine Arts Commission, the take place in Poli's Theater at 11 [ice in the United States ‘Army un juries. ain- | fo e Daste of a suit for $10,000| Carrying $2.5000.000 for continuing | Georze Washington Bicentennial Com- Alexander L. Sigrist vesterday es that she sustained injury | qamhies : 2. Crawford | work on. the Arlington Memoria; | Mission. for the routine maintenance . ra Enli imit Defeated | committee of the District of Colum- physical | \chen an automobile of the defendant | against Margaret J. Calvin, Through : : of public bulldings and parks, for the AMEND, 308 Third Ave.. N. Y. C. nlistment Limit Defeate l e District of m- | examina s pol Bt Blpliler cagid s Al e S Bridge across the Potomac, as well | Natlonal Museum arn e Smith. £ 2 Nided with @ machine in which she | Attorney uglas, Obear & Campbell Natlonal Museum and for the Smith: S A b e Was a passenger October at | the plalntiff says the defendant was'as funds for a number of govern-|sonian Institution. by Action ' servance announced today. The A A e S R R S A N R O S A A A S R R SRR R R A R AR AR AR AR A A A AR A S SS L LIRS AR R A A A A A For Your “Thrift Week” Slogan—Adopt a Budget and Run the Household Accordingly! The celebration of George Wash am. February 22, the executive presiding officer will be Dr. David S, rist saw service on the Mexican i 5 and 1916 with the New Al Guard, and then joined 1v. While on the bor — | Jayne Hill, former Ambassador to | i itsianice ot the present authon 4 Band and vocalists ized Army strength of 118,750 for icipate in the exercises, " f his left hand the next fiscal year was approved by will inclug ln-.-wnu_n;nn O e canENE AT, the brsedh. BIbAk. GF & the House yesterday by a vote of £6 e 5 |fiela rditery piece and blood poiton to 22. The budget burcau had recom-| \(roath to Mount | ing resulted. He was accepted for the ¢ sk | Navy in July, 1918, and served until mended that the Army be limited to| on Washington's tomb, §biGitetell Hien Scouts will be asked to participate St s eacihe suntieattor hankiia 115,00 i e t year he applied for admission Action came with the defeat of am her the police or fire deps amendment hy Representative L | Betors che Civil mersle e e etie 2| AUXILIARY REORGANIZES. |ns reeeied: at o see he passed the we signed to carry out the by et pro i test, but e rs oticed posal, and «ft ? ntative | Northeast Hebrew School Group | Stiff finger refus: Blanton. Demo Pexas, bill of health on that clared Elects Mrs. Anna Shulman. was sent before the boar police dent’s w and fire surgeons, who vesterday d new regime growing lared they were willing to : floor.” i Reliable and Dependable Popular and W ell Known Family Remedies Toilet Articles —at New Low Prices P hone ~——at Peoples Money-Saving . Prices At all the Busy Peoples Drug M 5215 . - usy Sopia e aln 21 At all our Tollet Goods Departments Stores yvou will find the highest qual- ity of purc drugs and family health T DR PO DA R ey o sl L g g from coast to coast at remarkably low remedies are priced extremely low. S The eoaitetis sivice skt I'he stock is always fresh and com- / tention will deeply impress vou. “Get plete. the thrift habit"—shop at Peoples. The Northeast Ladies’ Auxiliary of | the Northe s orga nized it 3 ing in | “Would Kick Out Coolidge.” SRR T Crinen | Th MRS Ry i h and 1 streets. oup has | i i | This n;’\}\ .ul_mi 3 n \unlnl to . liadios Tor fbuen oo Mitchell Is Nominated. kick Coolidge out of the White House | oy "eonowing officers were elected:| William Mitchell, who, while and put some one else in,” Blanton [ 1, &0 (OOt 8 oot O o wice | Ar Mber i o the ARl vt thoveirids. the |Dresitent Miss Bia \Chldakel: s budget's proposal was made by the [ arY: Jrs. ¥ Bn.ie ey i ool s B S Nas, | il Wralted ollowing an address by Miss Edna | for Disabled Volunteer Soldi in a the annual Army appropriation "1‘1\.-1.."‘4;', organizer of the first Girl [bill introduced by Representative It revised budget figures to provide |scout troop in Washington, in which sfer. Republican, Wisconsin for continuation “of the present| e appealed to mothers to send authorized strength, and l.u;u.mnw;””,“ children to Sunday school regu. move came by way of an amendment | oy the auxiliary decided to serve | o to reduce the appropriation provided | yafreshments to the children attend. This great bank in the measure for pay and subsist|ing the Northeast Hebrew Sunday the ence of the enlisted personnel. A e i ¥ 2 The New York member also an-| ™ Geear Levine piaved several violin || FEDERAL=AMERICAN nounced he proposed to conduct i |selections and Yetta Sutrofsky danced. fight against every item in the bill|\Mre Shulman presided. where the committee had exceeded | budget figures. Preceding the vote | on Army strength amendment, he wa = en—Augusta. ; defeated on a number of other pro-[ Mean temperature d‘.:-lxvx‘lfim.),;nuwv osals, 3 se | - resor - ey degrecs, Splendid golf courses n for Increase. with golf events. Other interesting While the fight over the bill's pro- |outdoor amusements. Reduced fares. with a dressing ofll;-m vislons was in progress in the House mm:;::]:t lt;\;:;;; Pmeln‘i;\o;‘;u&,)z;; hot melted butter and p.r!, a f a War Department plan for [ Through sl cars via ,,,5,,"".",;,’,;‘md““”; wver s "10venr | Railway leave Washington daily, 7:25 LEA & PERRINS period the Armj enlisted strength | P-mM {*Pr'r\'l}{l;'n ‘nnd expert travel sAucE to 165,000 men was laid before the l““""‘]‘fga““- 1‘11\63{ - . House military committee. e Secretary Davis said if transmit- ting the plan that it was not recom- mended at present “for reasons of | economy,” but that he was sending | PROTE cT it to the committee for consideration at such time as the Government's | Your Doctor fiscal condition would permit an in- | crease in the military establishment. and YOUI’SE" JANE COWL TO BE GUEST. = Actress to Attend Coffee House Talks of Pen Women's League. 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