Evening Star Newspaper, January 20, 1928, Page 22

22 Army Planes Rush VR GED e, 08627 “RELOANG)| T Teolated Town By the Associated Press. Another act of humanitarianism has been placed to the credit of the Army Air Corps for rushing a supply of serum from Manila to Consmu!es Increase in Bor-| rowing Value of Certificates | Bacoied in an attempt to save the si January 1 | sangrene’ infection. ince Janua . A sugar company. whose field su- perintendent had been cut with a THE EVENING TALIAFERRO LAUDS INDUSTRIAL DISPLAY Commissioner Sees C. of C. Exposi- | tion as Important Civie Enterprise. The fourth annual industrial exposi- | tion to be staged by the Washington Chamber of Commeyae at the Washing- | STAR, WASTIIINGTON, D. €., FRIDAY, JANUARY 20, 1928. WiLL LEAVES $500,000 TO VARIOUS CHARITIES North Carolina Institutions Profit Through Bequests From Wealthy New York Woman. By the Associated Pross. ASHEVILLE, N. C, January 20.— Under the will of Mattie B | James, wealthy New Y resident, sef en North Carolina institutions will re- | ceive between 00 and $500,000, it | h'ul'lwd h today. e following institutions, it was un- the large estate: Good Samaritan Mis- slon of Asheville, C. W. Francey Post of the American Legion, at the Oteen Hospital, No. 60; Buncombe County Children's Home, Eliada Orphanage, near Asheville, in Buncombe County; Balfour Orphanage, near Swannanoa; mpnu Orphanage, at Thomasville, C., and Presbyterlan Orphanage, at nnnum Springs, N. C. Pending liquidation of the estate, the exact amount each beneficiary will re- cefve under terms of the bequest can- | not be computed at this time. 8 . - ‘The Mexican bean beetle pest has ad with alarming rapidly across the McMULLEN FOR LOWDEN. ROCK ISLAND, 111, January 20 (#). —The right of any administration or |m|1llcn] party to proceed further in the Industrialization of the Nation at the [legisiation and urged support of the {xpense of agriculture shiould be chal- | candidacy of former Gov. Frank O, o g g ll'Al:”l'l'nnnm Lowden of Tllinois for President. Agricultural Association today. e S Ty e erae He predicted victory for agricuitural ' legisiation that has been devised” c- ! Mysic in ton Auditorfum, March 1 dorsed today by District aferro. Viewing the event ns a civie enter- prise of outstanding importance and finite benefit to the community, Com- missioner alfaferro also voic s for industr ) ment in and near the District of Co- lumbia_within limits to prevent con- ospital. where he found the |flict with plans for the beautification niard surrounded by his | of the National Capital d a priest administering | “The industrial exposition sponsored rites. The room was |by the Washington Chamber of Com- ed and the patient treated with e seems to be a logical and effec- m. At last reports hopes were of furthering the city's tertained for his recovery ared the Commissioner in | s “It appeals to me as a | GEN H'CKEY FOUND DEAD mlh\ civic enterprise which de- | encouragement and support, to be | Retired Officer Victim of Heart Dis- should be achteved | d to its cconomic devel- | ease and Hemorrhage. EW YORK, J B P derstood, will share in the division of ' castern coastal plain this year. l Sunshine all the way to by a native and who was in dying condition, appealed to Army Manfla to_send a r l\\ Bacolod, b Every Room' Without Moving Your Outfit! New 6-Tube Model 37 FIECTRIC ATWATER KENT Using New A. C. Electric Tubes Entire Outfit Complete $R3eat::(:yReception in Any Room $ 1 68 50 W.N. m°se58250ns 1) longer do yor Main 3770 F Street at Eleventh 9:15t0 6 Te PALAIS ROYAL Downstairs Store ALE! Spring Frocks At the Extraordinary Low Price of — has granted with a The five were on 3 urgeon and medicine. reached Bacolod in The flight surgeon was rushed to I believe, can be done | out encroachment upon plans for 3 autificati It will mean mination b ction of 1 Small Down Payment Small additional charge when pay- ments extend beyond two months. have to strain your ears to 5 de- | with the d public building rded to heighten | m and pleasing appes of entered the | the Capital City. | The exposition and the movement of | which it is a part recently were in- dorsed by Commissioner Proctor L. 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