Evening Star Newspaper, February 16, 1928, Page 10

10 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €. THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 16, 1928, 'RUM EXPORT DOOM' SEEN N VANCOUVER | Customs Minister Orders Pri- ! vate Warehouses { Closed. 5 Columbia. to Tour U. S. Cities Permission has been granted the Pipe Band of the Essex Scottish Regiment of the active militia of Canada to visit Miami, Fla% from February 21 to 28, “in uniform, but not under arms,” with necessary stops at cities en route. ‘The band will enter and leave the United States by way of Detroit. Springs Surprise ’ (Eanadlan Plpe.B&!nd Granted Permission OFFICE “BOYS” ARE GIRLS. Create a Better Impression, De- of private liquor | warehouse: Vancouver and with clares Buffalo Man. them. perhaps. the export liquor trade | D e e is forecast by an unexpected order from BUFFALO.—Office boys may have | ELECTRICITY DECLARED GREATEST BOON TO MAN Representative Eaton of New Jer- sey Addresses Members of Electric League at Banquet. ‘The greatest material service ever rendered mankind is the furnishing of clectricity to the homes and dustry, in- Representative Eaton of New Jersey told 325 members of the their nual banquet in the Mayflower Ho- tel last night. Indusiry is bright- er ihan has been dreamed of, 1% is still in ats infan- cy and offers the Electric League at! pjanist's Son fourth an- | uture of the | don Godows the American revolution was sown there, as a result of which, he said. “we who enjoy the franchise have giv- en you a voteless and citizenless Wash- ington." A. E. F. Horn, who acted as toast- master and introduced the speazers, is president of. the league, Joseph 'T. Kirschner vice president, Frank T. Shull treasurer, Norman H. Barnes secrctary and Dean Gallagher manager. A va- ried program of ecntertainment was provided. GORDOrfi GhDOWSKY WEDS. Marries -Follies Girl, Now Movie Actress, NEW YORK. February 6 ().--Gor- Harvard senfor and son of Leopold G wsky, noted pianist and composer. was on his honeymoon today with his bri Yvonne Evelyn Hughes, courtroom of the police station at Har- | rison, N. Y., by a justice of the pedce. | Accompanying the couple were Fred Kohlmar and Miss Maxim Sickle of | Philadelphia, who were married after the Godowsky ceremony. il | The license gave Godowsky's age as |23 and that of Miss Hughes a6 22, ’ Assigned as Instructor. | Lieut. Col. Walter Krueger, U. S. In- | fantry, has been relieved from National | | Guard duty at Omaha, Nebr.. and or- | | dered to Newport, R. L, for duty as an instructor at the Naval War College. S e ! Inhabitants of Iceland speak the! Noree language. PILE TREATED and 2 Cure Guaranteed Anx formof Pilos (Itching, Blind, Bleeding or | .atruding) are dangerous if neglected. orld Fill up with Autocrat. Maintain the oil level, but. don't drain again for 1,000 miles—a thousand of the finest miles you ever drove. Nothing is more important than thorough lubrication. AUTOCRAT—THE OIL THAT IS DIFFERENT FROM ALL OTHERS Beware of Substitutes. the minister of customs at Ottawa. | that private ware- | reccive liquor after t supplics now in and t st be | their place, but that place is not in the office of United Grape Products, Inc., which has headquarters in the Liberty ties in this co try with its bre greaiest opportuni- moved by June 30 | en reported that the Domin- | ment 1s planning to develop where only the liquor control s will be abie to import liquor. so rictions of some sort are expected action of the minister of customs, WIDE WORLE | MRS. EMMA P, ER, Who was one of the guests at the Cos- | termongers’ ball at Finsbury, London, | which was “graced” by the Duke and ; Duchess of York, and enlivened the | s by kissing the ‘Duke and however, came as a complete suiprise here. s abandon the port of Vancouver it is said they may estab- lish wareb in Tahiti or adopt the practice of discharging at sea. Cargocs loaded in Europe and one or two are known to have used the a mothod while on the ! Engineer coast from the Panama COL. BOGGS TO RETIRE. | Officer : to End Army! the | Service June 15. | Col. Frank C. Boggs. Corps of En-" major 1€ | zineers. in charge of river and harbov liquor board to abolish 1S york in Philadelphia and vicinity, wil! O e oS e | be placed on the retired list of the | 2 D AeGagan. ax | Army June 15. on his own abplication | board, todar told tha | After more than 34 years' active service | ard. today told the | e s from New Jerscy. was graduated | committee of the Legis- | from the Military Academy in 1893 | and reached the grade of colonel m | July. 1920 During the World War he | commanded the 350th Engineers, Na- | tional Army, in France. and afterward | was attached to the general staff at the | War Department until 1923, when he | was transferred to Philadelphia | | of the beer parlors or factor in enabling the The popu has been a provincial . MODIFIES LANGUAG Col. Boggs was stationed at Wash- { ington Barracks for two years in tho | s carly nineties. and in 1908 was detailed Coining New ("0 Rasing agent in this city. for | the Panama Canal. vhich office hc | filled continuot v for eight years. PLAN SCHOOL INSPECTORS Army Officers Will Visit Military Training Units. Reserve officers’ training . units in Journalism* Also Words, Ernest Thompson Seton Tells G. W. U. Class. or a blend orTeaBag containing IndiaTea Ask for any of i these brands think nguage is more in a e of fiux today than at any other me in our h said Ernest | Thompson Seton. naturalist, artist and | author, in an address on “Vital Lan- | quage. fore the class in journalism | o N r terday ‘afiernoan, In discussing “the | G seciin by offcers of the Asmy dure | conflict between the academic and the | ing'the current school year to determine vernacular. he found that the tele-|ih. rate of progress each has made in phone, with its universal use and is|ine regular plan of instruction and requirements as to sounds. was “modi- | maintenance laid down by the War uage 2s no other force | Department. Condition of Government ~_He emphasized ‘l"‘ equipment and other property and the words die on the tele- | agequacy of training facilities are to be determined for the special benefit of commanders of the various corps rreas where the training of the officers is to nting the academic and the vernacular as two circles which over- - { pied by the qur‘r;absfih ll:xk (lmu'd the J | origir cords t tages ol " Asco. | e R c'ou‘é‘édfifil “gi Electrical | the diction: lar use an nally | ASTOR. | 2000 usage. “Thousands of words are | Headquarters o manufactured every 3 " he dfrhre;dd “Those who try to fix lan e,” sal 2o 2 BANQUEI" Mr. Seton. “have no ides u_fialgalnzu_sst; 14th & C Sts. 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