Evening Star Newspaper, February 12, 1928, Page 25

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €, FEBRUARY 12, 1928—PART 1. FIND FOR WIDOW 1S NEARING §2000 New Donations to Aid Mother of Six Total $112 Since Yesterday Noon. Additional contributions since noon yest walled to $1.905.12 the funds dep«urd with The Evening Star for Mrs. Altan Carricks. 109 Carroll street southeast, who gave birth to a sixth child shortly after her husband was found dead of asphyxiation. The new donations to the fund to- taled $112. and included sums of $10 each from the Sewing Circle of the Grace Refor Church, the Sunshine and Community Society of the District of Columbia and The Friday Sunshine . An anonymous contribution of largest amount. is depositing the money ington Loan & Trvst Co. trust for Mrs. Carricks to keep her family to- he older boys continue in | T shop. a néw way of m. Nebr.: Floretta Gibson. their expenses. ington, Pa.: putions recelved up to Inst T f w312/ CREDIT MEN TO HOLD _ 300 MEETING IN CAPITAL‘IP 20.00 | 5.00 State 200 | Five States to Bn 1.00 Represented at | Two-Day Conference for e Study of Metheds. 1000 | eredit Bureau man 200 | 1end, Virginin, North 100 | vania and West Virgint 1.00 | tne Hamilton Hotel here tomorrow for | (3 a !\\0 -day regional confcrence. T s A LY clet yofD.C..... Mrs, David Ross. .. The Friday Su mr unelnpmm s in retal 00 | fi?. pnrl‘ng and collection ser 305 | 75 managers are expccted 500 | “The opening session will be ed n‘ by Leo Baum, president of the 2001 ¢4 Retail Credit Men of Wash - | credit-bureau form exhibit wil " <! in conjunction with the conference, | A joint mosting of | with members of the Asso | Credit Men of Washington tomotrow evening at 6:43. e > > P> > B> = o ‘100’71 WOMEN NAME JUDGES FOR FAVORITE RECIPES‘ Board of 11 Will Taste Samples| at Club's Country Fair Thursday. Eleven jud 1 - ples of i m“iéu‘,;s:f,c‘fi,'n’;‘:‘uf‘m,‘ An open-forum quiz on retail credi favorite recipe” contest to be con- At the Tuesday afternoon session, ducted by the Women's City Club as be one of the features of the me part of its “country fair.” next Thurs- | The delegates will inspect the W day and Friday afternoon and num }nlume Credit Bureau after the con- at erence Frank M. SRS Surfece of the Bureau of Foreign and | Domestic Commerce will be the guest of honor. and the principal speaker will | be Guy H. Huis® of the National Retail | Credit’ Association. A. B. Buckeridge president of the Associated Credit | | Bureaus of Pennsylvania, will act as toastmaster. LRI I Wiley, will serve as one of the judges | The others are Ars. William v,n’zflf.m‘ KENTUCKIANS TO FETE. ‘O‘Bo::k Mrs. Truman Abbe, Mrs. John | . Mrs. James Harper, Mrs. Henn K] T, Rainey. Mrs. J. A. Munson, Mrs, | State Society Will Give Program Charles Henry. Mrs. Hyman Kebbler‘ Mrs. Metta Cole and Mrs. Wymond | Bradbury. Several hundreds of recipes and sam- les are expected to be submitted 'wo prizes will b> awarded for each ¢lass of cookery. ! In addition to the recipe contest the fair will include an exhibition of art fancy work and utility articles There will also be a “white elephant” sale. | back countyy of Kentucky. Vocal selec- Mrs. Georg> W. tions will be rendered by Charles Trow- will be general manager of the fair.| bridge Tittmann. Mrs. Maurice H and will bz assisted by more than 300/ Tha'cher, president of the soclety, will | members. preside. and Dance February 28. ‘The Kentucky State Society will a reception. entertainment and d in the Willard Hotel February : 8:30 o'clock. Feeturing the entortain a reading, “Angeline at th by Mrs. Cordia Greer-Petr! of the “Angeline” book series, who will i)" in costume to depict the people of the Poitiocist g ISl IS Y Y SR SN SR SN mm A Eastman, chairman, | IEI' -S ~- 1 soak clothes whiter! says Mrs. C. Henry Bailey. of Rinso showed me men in town praise ne O who have Y very first trial why so many wo! it,” says this local woman, O many readers of this newspaper written us. “Why, it saves $O much rubbing that r frayed lar edges, etc., are neve ;?g'nfi You I?m soak ‘the wash overnight Try it —in washing . chips or on need no bar sosps, g, BineR Loear wesr, ¢ whips o thick. wd creamy lasting suds. o Grease, dirt, stains=—all sak our. Cloth hire ever. ub or washer the whitest W ‘mac'n‘e 3nn 32,000 washing machine de arn fo 1e o come Safely! 1 reonstra- 2 s12es most women buy the large package | ‘ l MAKING THEIR PLAY TIME PAY | s of Northwestern Universi Lef Trene Harris, ) I ) R ) () R I I I ) O (R ) I I L and in the morn boil. than ever. o] always keep work,too. floors, sinks, package 185 digections on box. The granulated soap that soaks clothes whiter OF SOVIET TO AWARD Fund of 3984.104 in Explosion Case Passes to Treasury Through Imperial Regime Office. By the Associated Pross, l State Department officials declared | yesterday that the American Govern- | ment_will_not reply to a_telegram of protest it recelved Friday from the Rus- sian Soviet against the decision of the ‘ American courts in the Black Tom ex- plosion case. | A message from the Moscow foreign | office objected to Serge Ughet, recog- nized by the United States a: flm\ndnl‘ | attache of the former Russian govern- | | ment. being pald damages awarded by | i the United States court at New York | for munitions destroyed in an explosion | ll\ 1916. It declared Ughet was not | the representative of the present Soviet government, which considered itself en- | | titled to the damages By the decislon, $984,104 was paid to the court by the Lehigh Valley 1l rond Co. The court ruled that Ughet | should tecelve the money. which by 1urrnmm( he turned over to the law) firm handling the case for payment to| | the United States Treasury after their { fees had been deducted. 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