Evening Star Newspaper, December 16, 1927, Page 26

| BOYCOTTONBEEF - HEDDRSTRICTNE Head of Live Stock Associa- tion Assails Action of Problem Stories One weuld fancy after reading prob. {lem tales as published now that the all are bleeding who have age Vow. nd ma according | then through weary | ¢ problems that must | ris. Problems tiat defy | tot of daily strife, bringing elocution from the husha Problems that | | sane pairs could settle in the of half an hour. if they we < go forth to the chart vears they k thei | i =olution, T. d New Yorker Named to Succecd @) 1. @, FRIDAY. DECEMBER 16, '1977. ' PLANNING SOCIETIES |BODY IN RIVER IDENTIFIED || ELECT GEORGE B. FORD > so7 sowe tame Wi | Karr and Worked for I. C. C. LOUISVILLE, Ky. December 16 body, recovered from the Ohio River was identified last night as that of a man. registered at a hotel here under name of H. < of Detroit, Mich. re was a bullet’ wougd in the and a small pistol was still ped in the man’s hand, .police s The identification was made by @ bell boy at the hotel, who told Frederie A. Delano at Annual Session Here. Plan B jes on ected George 'Secretn'y of Institute on Way to| within their Moscow to- Invite Soviet to 1928 Mecting. AT . . —— Y eral Government were proposed in a e Another Representéitive, Mead, a | Government Manufacture and Sale. oo ieo"an wact of temperance of | LAUREL, Md., December 17_ £ lquor i a misdemeanor nmP’ High Sehool, with Virginia Reed yiee ated Press. sor | The Sabath resolution would permit | set of tools has been received by the . | hould _be located RUSSIA TO BE ASKED | FEDERAL DISPENSARIES |5zt "voary "W Representative | brindarier | Sabath, Democrat, Tilinois. i A T0 PACIFIC PARLEY| FOR LIQUOR PROPOSED | bt et ity &, Students Blect 0fcers, & il to repeal the Volstead act and | Special Dispateh to The Star, Bepresentatiyaxasbath. Dunishable by $100 fine or 30 days|president, Edith Selers secretary amd imprisonment. | John J. Writtaker treasurer. A new o (he States to decide by popular vote | manual training department of the | whether Federnl lauor dispensaries | school. i | @ispen the manufac and sale of liquor entirely by the ¥ pciated Press . December 16.—T. M. Davis of Honolulu, general secretary of the their mettle, throwinz lang and sour. Iroblem sto sledding look ro fo folk you would think that every wed- | ding ix disaster’s foulest stroke. Vet a December 16.—A plea |jot of people marry, and like happy Boston Hotel Asso- ones behave, and in wedded bonds they | its rvecent resolution |tarry till they tecter 10 the ton hotels | Problems weighty they & teaks or often in dismay and grief, but we do «quality | not 1sing to wise writers de yeas |for William weds the fair )t Bui- |Ophelia, and he fears as lonz days National | Slide that he should have married ICelia, who is more his kind of brid Here's a problem deep and fearful bt he shows no vain distress: he'll be loval, he'll be cheerful, and his wife will never g And Ophelia. good ind moral she should have married William's whiskers Srow nd she doesn’t like at little all h home fires ed wife planted ind their quite as president to sie- Delano of Washing. ing of the di in the Cosmos ally thanked | COWBOYS H.OPE BEARS. | Association. | the Ameri Executives ity Planning police Karr had informed him he worked for the Interstate Commerce Commission.. Karr registered at the hotel December 4, but leit December 12, the hotel management said. Institute of ific Relations, his way to Mo w 1o invite vepre- sentative Rus: n bodie in fhe institute’ 9 | {8 This Christmas, Make It o | S 4% ) a LIFETIME Gift | institu unoffic roperation with | {the Le and the Labor | Bureau. said last night that the coun- !cil of the institute ix convinced that | This Christmas give your friends and loved ones gifts of enduring useful- ness and everlasting beauty. Give them BuLovA W ATCHES — known throughout the world for their unfailing accuracy and exquisite beauty. | no veal discussion airs i the | FOR THE LADIES A annual me Boston Hoiel Men. R MR SOINA I ptieaIX married (il ton, at the rectors held last n Club, Nir discussed A Press to participate | By the Associate = s Pacific conference in BOSTO City rescind it pa The directors of Delano for his work. Plans were for Ang I on closer co-operation be jcan € ano heads ons of tween the s i Latast Sport on Texas Border Is Perilous One for Riders. HRISTMAS trees arc invariably loaded down with gifts thatlive butashorttime. Heretoday—gonetomorrow. fatad | the vs of | domain of the Pacific is pos. n .\|$‘\il_‘l‘:\i|»h‘ without the pre the Rio | pacific Ocean power like Ru ranches | He will invite the Mosc throw | fjes 1o send to the co {sentatives of scientifi 2 financial and labor groups has | journalists, and hopes that the from fgians will hecome permanent members the o the institute. ON EXHIBITION Staffordshire Figures and Peterson of the Uni ta submitted a pro n the study of the of the United Stat fuinre uses. hotel mer tion as nd destructive. beef hoveott wonld £ blows at the farmer the Bogion Wher o investizgate the matter He said that beef was not plentifu @ue to a decline in feeding. hecause of hizh production costs, but that good { heef could be had in the Eastern mar Kets. “The present situation.” he said, “is satisfactory condition to the » not making money time on beef. Th iping wi henefits iined fr » present | liminary land reso v fe: A ont s set hi 1o I keep th en FOR THE MEN 1 mount., ner at the Cosmos Club which preced- ed the meeting: Mr. Ford. Mr. De-| lavo, Chauncey J. Hamiin of Buffalo, Alfred Bettman of Cinemnati. W H. Manning of Cambr s. vel Shurtleff of New Y of the National Conference o Planming: Miss Harlean James. Shovel Salvage Nets $5,000. Correspondence of The Star AN FRANCISCO.—Rroken shovels | o ot anzs et e | Oxford and Washington MeKelligon. | Drawings By | the company. MARIAN LANE | . wter | GORDON DUNTHORNE | . the number | the company | ) broken ken shoyvels eredit to the earth MASON Convrisht, 192 BARONESS 14 Ki. white gold filled engraved case; 13 jewel . Club Distributes Yule Gifts. COLMAR MANOR, Md., December 17.—~The Moth Cluh held its De. cember meeting at the home Christmas Joseph s and dis The next meetinz will | be held January 1o, | ng to al storekeeper istend of buyil outfit of 38 | needed fc aired alvag, The of the ore than $11,000, hut the cost of reclaiming them for further use wis slightly more than $6.000, | $2850 Thurman, Ward, sec ry of the tional Conference of State Parks. engrave: cent hig jequate um dial & adequate for s to now, than tw the first time production have not heen beef that v “It appe: by the tion the hotel association that Boston only willing to take beef when it buy it at 2 loss to the producers. Hote!s | thro out the United tes except- | ing Boston are regulating the price «f | beef on their menus in accordance with the wholesale price without Ning it to the attention of t patrons. 1| believe Boston should adopt this example, understand the additional cost but 10 cents an | order, The hotel association in making | publie its resolution on December 9 gaid that prices of beef were higher and quality poorer than in many years The resolution apparently a passing interest here and little. public discussion. : Na di in 2,800,000 work- 1 that jobs Tt is e ers quit t each year in the United State: Sh;te;anl Blowers for Burning { T, : ‘ v Buckwheat Coal 314-316 7th St A Dress Event _TA)EI UNION ELECTS. " o for Those Who Are Going South or . Who Are Staying North then Fngraved 14K+ whice gold e e, $37-50 With 14 Kr.g0lid white gold case, $50.00 lied engraved 14K white ot greer. gold filled engrer | 17 1; radium disl 1 AP nhads ichiscurved $5(0/00 | ORCWESE + v et e e et With 14Kt. solid gold'case . . $85.00 . v SALE of Drapery Fabrics Entire Stock at Reductions of 0% to 50 | Ruy Now | - and_Retuil Sk CRESCRIPTIONS FILLED| hoteis 1 as is ks Alovely spotrs watch with learher straps. gol 2 " 4 K. whi id filled case, beaunifully A small down payment will bold LK. whie gold il s any watch you select wnsil wanted. $3750 HUGHES GIFT SHOP National Theater Bldg. Franklin 7472 1325 E Street N.W. Open a Charge Account Convenient Terms—Weekly or Monthly Open Evenings i A Irnest R. Lyles New President of | Drivers' Organization. | "HEMSTITCHING PLEATING BUTTONS COVERED Underwear Made to Order. Good Quality Crepe de Chine M. E. HOLLEY umbia 9338, Ernest R. Lyles was elected presi- dent of the Taxicab Drivers’ Union, a meeting in Musicians’ street, last night. The other officers elected with Lyles are:| Ernest Cole, vice presiden P. Mettler, secretary-treasure E. Guilbault, recording secretary, nm!‘ J. A. Carr. business agent. The new | DAILY BUS to officers will be installed at the union's ‘ : TIMORE . . . . . | d A .. . next meeting, the second Friday in | rdeen. H January. | m"l Pty . 1006 E & ) il i (i B 7 l” 8% | | | | k It was announced at the meeting that in_the future only union drivers | would_be~employed by the Diamond | Cab Ca. Lyles -succeeds J. E. Cavelier as| president. DR. MORGAN SPEAKS. The development of Washington as | a medical center was described by Dr. William Gerry Morgan and other local pWhysiciin& %At thé annual ban- quet %Fuu Chi Chapter of the Phi Beta medical fraternity . in the Hamilton Hotel last night. Besides Morgan, the speakers included ! . John Foote, Dr. J. W. Peabody, | . F. J. Eichenlaub, Dr. James Gannon and Dr. G. B. Trible. Di Grafton Tyler Brown acted as toas master. | The banquet committee consisted of | John J. Egan. jr.. chairman: John L. Flannery, . Francis A, -McGuigan, Joseph M. Riley and Edward 8. Graff. Louis Jimal is archon of the local | chapter. o ——————— e . DR SILVERWARE....the Christmas - Gift that is long remembered All New Fashions from SouthernShowings but Suitable for Service Here and Now The fashions are all advance styles which will be much in vogue during the early part of You will benefit greatly by making a selection at this time. 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