Evening Star Newspaper, December 13, 1927, Page 10

D. C. TUESDAY. DECEMBER 13. i ington Camp, No. 305, Sons of Con '<peak and the pregram calls’ for s DOCTORS REMOVE COIN | ! l REFUSE TO QUIT SHIP. 1 MAYFIELD TO SPEAK. [inmton o, o e o tantedoros oral oA talainest. Pataners.s bt 7 FROM BOY’S STOMACH RN s— W | Captains anid Bevers? Saitors Stay |Senatas WIIT, Addrems Sons af Gon.| Memorial Hame. 1323 Veaeond, avs Cantederate ""‘:":':‘:1":'1‘;'1:“;‘-"'0’1‘2’1' BANDII GHS $]M | i kg | | nue, tonight. Senator Earl B. May trict are invited. | John Walker, 7, Accicentally Swal- | Aboard Wrecked Lake Boat. |feld of Texas will speak. his subject FROM TWO WOMEN " S e ! Buy School Lunch. i PBELL RIVE! hLeing “Glory and Romance of the CAMPBELL RIVER, B. C,, Decem-| «An evening of Southern life and | gouth.” ver 13 (P).—Cagt. J. Livingston and Seven-year-old John Walker, s W. and Mrs. Walker, Wash. Mrs. ‘st-\'(-‘ral members of the crew of the Al limdentlfued Man Snatches|morelind avenue, Takoma "E EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, federate Veterans. Pressing clothes ténds to desiros history™ will he presented by Hagry R Thomas will alsa ' disease germs, experiments prove. | steamer Northwestern, which was Pocketbooks—Other Thefts recently went through the experience of having a coin removed from his stomach. mained aboard their st tion is del it ran aground during On December 2 Mrs. Waker gave| filled with was_par John a silver quarter with which to pa buy his lunch at school. On reaching the school he started playing with the coin and accidently swallowed it. He | | was taken immediately to Garfield Hospital. | "More than 100 passengers ana . b Th AR Hred A | part of the crew were on their way | tion would not be necessary, but com- [ipaetich 2h1e orem seracon: fhielr: day. Mrs. Klsie Corwell and Mrs. | piications caused by the presence of - [ pack to > today on the steamer B e metal i the T 2 | trom th inded ship by the halibut held up and robbed of their pocket- | yge of the knife essential. Acc fidaw L tanded A hooks, containing $194, by an uniden- |1y, five days after he was taken U tified colored bandit | the hospital a successful operation Screaming when she was held up at [ was performed | the point of a pi: by an ueidentified | Through 1t all John retained his white man on Si X th- | childish composure and was probably east mear the District line | the calmest person, other than the hefore 8 o'clock last night. doctors. concerned with the accident. Howe of Maryland Park. Md., His parents remained at his bedside | ceeded in frightening the bandit away | continuously. 44 before he had a chance to rob her,| Now the hospital authorities say " she told police. that John will probably be able to " - return to school after the Christmas Bandit Gets $53. holidays. Trving Patton, 30 years old, of 811 Quincy street, reported to police that wrecked near here last Reperted to Police. go. which | for Alaska, | v be a total loss. Arrangements \ivaging the wreck now are be While walking along the railre L, tracks from Twining City to their homes, in East Washington Park, after they had missed the bus late vester- For boys, a_genuine “Babe Ruth” Fizlder's Glove—#3.50. Other gloves and mitts from $1 to $15. And base- balls themselves, from the Official National League Baschall at $2.00 to aknockabout atg.2g cream to a hun. to any golicr. A do i s=—the ball plaved by th, nner Rubyourthrobbin'fonheud and British Open. with refreshing BAUME BENGUE. : eapped - for, Chiisting It removes the congestion and ied brass box that brings soothing relief at once. Baume BenGuE ANALGESIQUE (SAY BEN.GAY popular the day after Christmas Year after year, the after-Christm MR. AND MRS. MORGAN A. SHERWOOD. 4 he National Ope A golden wedding anniverss cele-, My bration will be held this evening by | (p : : ol kie') T dle, d htel of Mr. | Mr. and Mrs. Morgan herwooa | ( Tinkie) Hur s | R g wnd Mrs: Charles 1urdle, at the par- John R, Ki > 0l Methodist Church | % s i e o S| > 5 ) r, |8 itol 1 K str De- 4 D hed of $55 at| During 50 vears in the Methodist | Chevy Cha ] e el o Rl i [ ministry Rev. J. €. Calhoun of Tyler, | Sherwond seryed ax ¢ nds dese it !'h"l!l\ before mi 'h“_); ".\' night. | has preahed 10.266 sermons an the National Theater marriage that proved | The rohber, he stated, had something | pacly 1,600 couvles;in-wedlock. | recently ! in bis hand that looked like a pistol. | He said that he was unable to tell | whether the man was white or black Burglars entered the residence of William Martin, of 1325 Cedar street uring the absence of the family v terday afternoon and stole clothi and jewelry valued at £208 Louis Levine, proprietor of a clean Ing establishment at 3068 \m.m{ Tleasant street, reported the theft of clotming value, 100 from a delivery | truck in the rear of the Embassy Apartments, at Sixteenth and Har- streets Mrs. Frederick Schleith of apart- ment 204, at 1321 Kenyon street re- '.m:-]d vh r;‘nn;n that ‘_mmfy-\- \w:,m ess Desutifa iy tuilovad and wind- At $175 ha en stolen from her i P S apartment during her absence yester- 1 : i A o That’s b r {’-‘f“ d and i—f15, 913 day. ! G . S nat's because . Clothing Ts Stolen. ‘ John M. Bland, 3224 Georgia ave nue, reported the theft of clothing valued at $140 from his cleaning es. tablishment, and A. Friedberg told of burglars having made an unsue- cessful attempt to rob his junk s at 1011 First street theast, Sherwood was married to Maria rette container i s g ey o popularity contests are’ won by people who come to Spald- g A Anymanwill warm to—and ing’s to buy gifts by r Jacket. Silky soft skins matched in color and thick- a Spalding Le for men and boys. Registered Sets ! Kro-Flite Driver and Bras ‘the two At the left, a set of nine Kro- Flite Trons. § Spalding specializes on gifts that are dear to masculine hearts —the things a man J. Fuhrmann, 3216 . . buys when he is giv- reported the taking of two coats and a raincoat from her home last night She valued the three garments at §185 MESSAGE OF ANGELS CHRISTMAS TOPIC Rev. Dr. Miers Preaches at Keith's i Give her a real thri this Christmas! with a gift of a FricIAIRE ing himself a pres- ent! Come in ‘and see what Christmas offers in a real man’s shop ! For the lad who likes football, the au- thentic Spalding Official Intercollegi- ate at $12. Other lesser-priced, but eplendidly serviceable footballs at and 4. a punchifig bag! They run from 3 to $14. And b boy isn't complete without boxin 25'to 218, for & set of four. of Judea is the greatest message ever delivered to the children of men,” Dr. James H. Miers, pastor of the Fourth Presbyterian Church, declared @t the Christmas services, held under the auspices of the Federation of Women's Clubs, in Keith's Theater at noon today. Reading the story from St. Luke. Tw. Miers urged his_audience to hear the message that was given to the shepherds. and, go forth to save their fellow men. Mrs. Edwin C. Dinwiddie, treasurer of the women's department of the Fed- eration of Churches. presided. She was introduced by Mrs. W. H. How- ard. chairman of religious education of the Federation of Women's Clubs. Rev. C. H. Butler, pastor of the Co- lumbia Heights Lulhwran Church, of- 1338 G St. N. W., Washington use part of your Christmas savings to cover first small payment F course she’s a regular fellow and will day in the year. A gift that’s a constant re- ¥ Adams, was aung by’ Mr vard Howard | of the St. Patrick's Church choir, ac- | like whatever you give her. But here’s companied by Miss Jennie Glennan. | ev. Edmond Walsh to Speak. Rev. Edmond A. Walsh, €. I, vice president of Georgetown University and Regent of the School of Foreign Service, will speak tomorrow in place of Rev. R. M. Lovell, pastor of Mount Pleasant Congregational Church, who | will speak at Thursday’s service. The | change was made at the request of Dr. Walsh, who will be unable to be | present Thursday. Mrs. Charles P. Grandfield will pre- side tomorrow in the absence of Mrs. John W. 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