Evening Star Newspaper, February 4, 1927, Page 33

THE _EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1927. 83 1657 are eligible to membership. F. Elliott Middleton of the firm of | $10,000 for her injuries and the hus- [she stood in the safety zone at Four. ; Gov Herrick announced that 085 9 Hedges & Middleton, real estate |band asks $6,900 for the loss of her [teenth and R streets. Attorneys e OFPORED BY SUBIRTY | oS Siis oty o oommaina e | 10,000 1007 FUND e o e o e ek e o iomiates 5o | Sos 6 G Spmec S s R. Allen Swadley, president of hte | her injuries. It is claimed that an | plaintiffs. e a sllver cup to be glven the soclety ; [ - Showing the greatest percent of — Kiwanis Club of Bristol, Tenn., was . _ | mem! hership increase during the year | 3 among the out-of-town guests, Wil- | |Emhlvmn Resembling Flag Viola- | ;" the erritors inetuding xew. york, | 45 Per Cent of Annual Expenditure ki 5. QHOtAF, Dreeiasnt. of the AN | | : . Pennsylvania, Maryland and the Dis: | . Sraslde | - 2 tion of Law, Founders and THios bp Colubivi Hs stated haehe | Will Be Used for presided. PRI B | 4 & confident e local soclety w wi k3 s Dinner Launches Intensive Patriots Told. the ‘:“\',',f".',‘.‘...";.ml«l J]’""{I""", 'hf;'\" i Charity. |BILL REGULATES FUTURE | : membership will be doubled by Apri b Campaign for $150,000 | § @ Seals renembling the United States| " he ‘commitioe: tupmmtod o The sum of $10.855 was daecidea| DELIVERY GRAIN SALES E 2 y [:UI_UMBIA URWE Abe Martin Says. [STATIONERY SEALS: [ &.nn if...00 pareent whose o | KIWANIANS APPROVE [for,fnce e mate b Roy L Nen: b e e e Woors |ty meves, s Sosties wiae committee appointed to plan 3 : B . are being printed on stationery | thé April meeting i E. Nelson Ding- |upon by the Kiwanis Club as the ! RS SN to Aid Hospital. | I in the District in violation of the | }¢¥: Smead Alvord, jr. and Lieut. Col. | ocoqary budget with which to meet [ Illinols House Measure Would Af- i A A W. Samson charged at a meet- | \Whitlay, a member of the soclety, will | expenses during the present year at fect Chicago Board of o : District of _Columbia ¥ f ) : ; 5 ~ . speak on “Apr ted States His. i . Washingts ol J Opening of the intensive phase of ? 3 Wi Patriotic Socety of | thivs H“VI\I\V‘:VIIEK‘Innlm'l":"L AN luncheon in the Washington H Trade Operations. Z the campaign to obtain $150,000 for | BR TER MmN VU NN tov. anii wotolwied the fon [USCIUSRy, THE su SR SRRONN o b ol i o : s S g . swing 6o ee on mominations: | following a report by Eugene Adams, | *Y : SR S lowing committ n nominations owing 1 SPRID BUD; il Wi 4 the practica B Columbi; ios. amson stated that the stars, 1 n 1 v 3 S5~R SWrS, | Gen. Benjamin Alvord, Mr. Dingley |chairman of the club’'s budget com el wan haw Nt ! s and blue field of the flag are | o 0d ol 1 0. Hant A iRt L | A bill which would regulate the sale - combined in &n Improper anhd unpe mittee | of grain for future delivery was intro- EADING between the lines, it takes 2 mother or sister dinner meet i . triotic seal used on stationery being About 45 per cent of the total at the Wil ot Ty | I sold here, submitting a motion for the | “DUDE” RANCH IN RUINS. |amount. Mr. Adams explained, is to be' | duced in the House yesterday. The to divine the needs of a girl just budding into woman- Srouinei ¢ N society to ko on record against this appropriated for charitable purposes, | by directly affects the operation of P’ B Salis b omii e e practice. S $31600 to e used for orthopedic work [ directly affects the oberation of| hood: “My sister was not very strong and had been:taking The motion was adopted and Samuel | Famous Retreat of Tourists Wiped ng crippled children. The club |the Chicago Board of Trade. P allincrts. o pills‘and Stalf e constipation. She was fourteen and work of the woman's hospital | Herrick, governor of the District S i is for hibits selli ra 1 e delivery 1 he com! t | | > 0 strict So s heen specializing in this form of | hibits selling grain for future 3 ; . 5 eias MSBURY, e | < e e A e g W wik A sharity, unless the person selling the grain | Of course embarrassed with pimples. Sglb'oug_hthet’ ra large bottle A | < bosed of M. Samson, Rev. Willlam | SHERIDAN, Wyo., February 4 (#).| Radford Moses, chairman of the |is the owner or duly authorized agent | of Syrup Pepsin. She has had no constipation’since, her com- omprised Dr. Edward | . : orthopedic cases had been offered for sale or contra by < s Suhn A e V‘;'»‘Z\} we need is long vacation peri. | POl DAcK to the soclety at its next)dering logs were all that remained yes- | pungjo xln‘(ll’n-nf‘(;!}l)- ';,::IT.(-»LI of the \‘r{;’[:\lx,(d foF eslenon o eI TIe = [ AIREHEpHIe) Now I always recommend s Gen. John A. Johnston, . g va on peri- | meeting in April for action, terday of the central unit of Eaton |club during the month. Mr. No contract for the buying or sell- | Syrup Pepsin,” :(Name and address will be sent on request.) paster; Dr. J. W. Bovee, | f e Xpressions as Col. Willia E. orto gover > sl trer Gitahe Soaial § publict " “intrigued” an’ | of the fam 1. Horton, governor |p .. ooy “dude” ranch near here, | Moses urged the club to get behind |ing of any grain future delivery shall 4 senfor mem D | i of the Massachusetts Soclety, told of # . 4 i . - 202 o boint of wervice: Menry Pr Bair, | “Jest fine” the growth and plans of the oreagias: |a plce whera thousands of Hastern | & Movement to see that the evesight |be made unless the buyer thereof las Brought Up Entire Families prominent attorney and member of (Conyrixht. 1087.) tion in that State. He announced his | tourists have sought a touch of tron- | of Children in the local public has the bona fide intention to receive " 0 the board of d s of hospital: | - . intention to join the District Society 5 T is better cared for, through regularland pay for the grain so contracted | Syrup Pepsin is a mainstay frominfancy to full growth. Rabbi Abram 1. president of the | STEEL EXPORTS JUMP. |at the expiration of his term as gov. | tier life in the past 20 years, Sxariinations and s tteatmenc . wHeH | fofbe yurcliaty lion . Fire which started from a broken [needed. Mark Lanshurgh, who is the | Similar bills in previous sessions| Sour, bilious stomach, headache, coated tongue, colds, Curtis White and Decatur B. Axtell, | s cifare col pe, reportec 3 a sica operty 0 ion 1 - H to investigate the charge and te re. —A few blackened walls and smol- welfare committee, reported lof the actual physical proverty so ' glexion is good and she is -much su‘onserr, hegltgllle’n .Cal Wi ins Alr dter Tuckerman, | ernor of the Massachusetts v 4 L A 7 s ¢ ” : chairman of the women's teams, and | Col. Horton is a native of Vv stove pipe In the main dining cabin | club’s delegate to the W have failed of passage. feverish duily ills—all vanish. Children play right after a dose: Bt Batkot o the TosGitar who 10 B Eala i and wis recently. transrer ‘e | SPread to the main ranch and office | Council of Soclal Agencie i ey i ible si indi fi\fir‘.,'ll.f.a’ lent of the h 1 1 who | O ells Much More in 1926 A ntly transfer RIS BathTts hE Tainl foores ot Bocial, AEncics; o 10 . ! Mothers m;fiw}:fl:erble mk'hud;pl’i_e. ;nd:%afion,e-m- Sath . Shiloh " & Than in Year Before. Two new members were admitted |0f Scores of nearby ranchers s clude such a provision in connection Asks $16,900 for Injuries. i old folks happy, contented. Truly a family medi- Right Rev. James I Freeman ave| [nited States exports of iron and| !0 the society, which was organized |moned to the scene. All the mai mproved | Charles H. Woodward and his cine inits’ mamel_mnx. Get it today~—any druggist, anywhere. the invocation Mowdl: pibiucts dittng 1086 mGved’ Tar e “;n(l; mk’l\"\l::;\d Ard w(‘ John hu’;‘l;:'l.m:li‘\\-\o:‘llv zed. 2 ] Anne l’ Woodward, filed suit r- F":;:_ free trial bottle send mme_unduddn'.ulo Musical Program | ahead of 192 exports, aggregating (S Clark. The total |;wnnu'~(;§:§; : 5 arah 8 in Syrup Compony, Monticello, Iliinote. A special jcal program was | 2 16 3 g tons, compared with given by Maxim Karolik, tenor, for gross tons during 1925, the! And Kt Hetael, st orEumIn |Gy o e RO TOVIEDUDLDVUNDE DD DEDEHDDERDBRNM ) Canada was the largest market in ington chestra 1926, taking 83 8 tons, followed by musicians were extended a unanimous | Japan, with 260,362 tons. Boiler plate vote of thanks by the campaign|and welded pipe contributed the larg- workers. he |5 total to the year's exports, with W 2 i Dr. Richardson paid tribute to the | shipments of 275,399 gross tons. Vi jl/h' l La b hF t CO skill and excellent work of the Co-| Imports of iron and steel products = e Julius ns urg urniture R lumbla staff, and gave practical ad-|during 1926 also increased over 1925, : vice to the campaigners, culled from |imports last year aggregating 1,111,090 his experience in similar campaigns | gross tons, against 957,451 gross tons conducted by institutions in Baltimore. | during 1955, ~Gegmany, Austria, Bel R He emphasized also the opportunity | gium, France, Fifland and Great Brit- 3 % ; =t ; the hospit ords for the training of | ain were first in order of importance urniture of Q_uahty With pride, we affirm for every room in the that the sale of our fur- physicians, and said that today there :\mn]ng ;l;e ;\E:lu:i: s{li]’:{)fi:ilfl;’:’ns ;:!; E short o dica fi- | ste roducts to the United State: . . . . are no short cuts to medical profi- | steel pi : house—on Deferred niture carries with it ciency; that “any »\hfll’l"l'ul means a | Vear. = Sacrifice of human life. - Payments.. Why not wo lasting profits—one Tiaced Metpiin) Whietary. - ., 3 take advantage of this to us who sell it, and one Dr. Bovee traced in detail the his- i 2 . tory of the hospital and spoke of the privilege! to you who buy it. manner in which its work has won i e recognition both at home and abroad. He stressed the importance of the 181 care of the individual patient, and I“ advemsmg — Great illustrated his remarks with figures (] Home Remedy for every showing the services which have been || 3 ol ki given at the hospital. y needs (cuts, burns, Mr. Blair emphasized the point that toah Columbla is. the ons. hospieat of its|| Scalds, old seres, skin d’,’ kind in the District of Columbia, and eases, ect). ‘e have avoid- that in the performance of its work, . o . . which 1s devoted exclusively to women, || ed mentioning certain deli- it does a great deal of charity work. el 2 Nearly one-half of the total cases are || Cate “Chmgl tfi““"-?f Wh‘cg- charity cases, he said, and explained i 1 that the expenses of the medical ad- WE mup rATy UTOINSS, ministration of the institution are de- annoy about forty per cent a y : BT Son = aees of adults. Our failure to Rabbi Praises Staff. itali thi Rabbi Simon expressed the grati- capitalize on this common- tude of the officers of the hospital for i o the efforts of the. commaian workens, || Place matter is not due t and referred to the physicians at C lack of faith in or knowl- lumbia as “priests of Almighty God, and the nurses as “priestesses.” edge of our product. We Mrs. Tuckerman spoke of the value it ot (faammrE: o the catactn suk koW ks wond‘erful. and mentfoned the goals of the 40 indi-|| thousands of satisfied users vidual teams, which began last night to actively engage in the work of ob-|] say:— taini the 150,000 1. N eiter warmly ingorsing the cam-|| “IT WORKS LIKE paign was read from Senator Arthur MAGIC" Capper of Kansas, chairman of the District committee, and one from Mrs. H. H. Stout of Berkeley, Calif., ] ‘who once crossed the continent to be: come a patient in the institution. 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