Evening Star Newspaper, March 9, 1927, Page 12

'THE EVENING C., WED Hero of Civil War Gets Silver Star After 64 Years| William Willi of €t.'Louis has just be:n awarded by CAUDS CHLDREN'S . LETEREXAANGE Harris Predicts Peace from | Correspondence with k Other Nations. Volunteer Inf: wus made President b | the act of Congress Friendship developed throuzh cor-| g 1918 hut why it was delayed for fespondence between the members of | 61 years is ot explained et 0 0 L INGER NOMINATED than all the treatie: declared Wil FDR COUNCIL POST‘ liam M. Harris, staff assistant to the s in this country | g = wvice chairman of the American Red Cross, in an address before the Su; | “oundation in the Arli Vice President for Place on Advisory Group. The speaker understanding through the co ing that it will b g the boys and girl present | [ - generation have reached their ma-| ent of the Bur- | 1 n. was nomi- | ris also gave a brief outline hat body, meeting ory of the founding of the « % hool, to be a mem n Red Cross and to Advisory Counc s activities, re resides at 3536 S fts work during the dent of the asso- | He then recounted how t} n last vear tional Red Cross functi tive civie worker time of . add The question of how to preserve treaties stand when all other 1 zhborhood from per- fail.” There are < who er em from door to American Red Cross 1 ced prolonged discussion, war tomorrow, if ne F ivised to try to either the Army or - . 1 coding, fertiliz- | pointing out t t N spoke on “The timating that continued any person or cause Mrs. Nanette B. Paul president of the found i livered a brief address on the purpose | % for which the foundation is organized | Several additional mail boxes have —the building of a memorial in this | been p in the community through city to the late Miss Susan B.|activity of the association, it was re- Anthony, pioneer suffragist | ported. The foundation adopted a resolu- tion not to approve the action taken | by the local branch of the General | ¥ederation of Women's Clubs i‘w' rec- | he exp n of enry | : . ;%'.‘I?fi"é'é"i tencher At Hastern High | Georgia Crash’ Preceded Installa- Bchool. A resolut so was adopted tion of Block System. to recommend that the cardinal be | chosen as the official bird of the Dis-| An accident on the Southern Rail- 3 ia., resulting in one ing apprecia- of the auditorium for trict of Columbia. | It was voted to send a resolution of | d sympathy to Mrs. Lil Spencer, member. of the foundation, over the before an automatic block recent death of her husband, F. G.|tem, supplemented by a Spencer. | train control device, was to have been | | Several piano selections were ren-|put into operation, the Inter dered at the meeting by Norman |Commerce Commission announced yes Esputa Daly.. Mrs. Clara O'Brien Mc ) the same time Crone, president of the foundation, °n in use at the | presided. “probably”” |~ Announcement foundatin will hold ¢ iy on the Southern as occurred a day night at 8 o'clock. A poen | few miles from a Miss Anthony, written by Mr: y | where an autom t R. Rathbone, wife of Representative|tem had been installed and was read Rathbone of Illinois, and dedicated to | for operation except for minor im- Mrs. Hendley as the founder of the |provements. Susan B. Anthony' Foundation, is to| The Lindale accident, the commis- be read at the meeting by Miss Ada | sion found, was caused by tampering Louise Townsend. with a switch. ‘Burlr'it]\ Citizens Name Former !t has been an ac- | o |47 vears, JUNE RURAL CLUBS’ SESSION DISCUSSED Entertainment for 300 Boys and|s Girls in Agricultural Contest Must Be Provided. Plans for the encampment in Wash- ingtor the week of June 18 of priz members of 1 of the Depar outlined by G 1d of the Cent m Bu f the spirat pal play ster »f the District tely 300 boys ons of the country > encampment, ac- Farrell e Root Rhodes, supervisor 1 playzrounds, appealed to s to make a diligent search imes to introduce on the udy the theo explained in" v for new playgrounds 4 rious books on t ounds of Wa should set a_standard play for the Nation Mrs. Rhodes also traced the devel- opment of the municipal playvground | department and pointed out that the | ds have expanded for child recreation tions for the ibuted to the . Parker Rare terriers no hair whateve .!‘ | i DR. W. B. CALDWELL AT THE AGE OF 83 While Dr. W. B. Caldwell, of Mon- ticello, IIL, a practicing physician for w that constipation was the curse of advancing age, he dic not believe that a “purge” or “physic” ¢ | every little while was necessary. To him it secmed cruel that so many constipated old people had to be kept constantly “stirred up” and half < by taking cathartic pills, tablets, salts, calomel and nasty oils. In Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin he discovered a laxative which helps to “regulate” the bowels of old folks. Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin not only causes a gentle, easy bowel movement, but each dose helps to strengthen the bowel muscles, shortly establish- ierald J remont S. Tandy, to the M Institute of Technology MIFFLIN WEEK . “Purges” and “Physics” Bad for Old Folks ing natural “regularity.” It never ckens or upsets the system. t is absolutely harmless and pleasant to take. 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