Evening Star Newspaper, July 25, 1928, Page 5

JULY 25. 1928.° DRIVER IS INJURED 5 Collapses From Heat. Clifton Pinkney, colored, 23, of Cedar Heights, Md., collapsed at Sixty-first and Dix streets last night and was taken to Casualty Hospital, where he was found to be suffering from heat prostration. He responded to treat- ment and later went home. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON., D. €. WEDNESDAY, LORD BALFOUR., 80, RECEIVES REPURIS m: '-[]ST ACCLAIM OF BRITISH EOPLE ties have determined the full uwnt of his injurles, police said. Three little girls were lll.huy in- jured last night when they were struck, while crossing Massachusetts avenue at Sixth street, by an automobile operated AS MACHINE CRASHES Frank E. Hough Taken to Hospital | 1401 Montague streei. The children | were Nina and Inez Dongelo, 11 and Following Mishap on Wis- 10 years old, respectively, and Angelina consin_ Avenue. eight years before I was born. For well over half a century he has maintained his golf handicap at a lower level than mine is likely to touch for some time to come. These two considerations ,| alone would make it impertinent for me to tryland give you an estimate of his career.” King George added his voice and that of Queen Mary to the chorus of con- gratulations by sending this telegram: “It Is a great pleasure for the Queen and me to send our heartiest greetings on his eightieth birthday to an old friend like yourself and to one who has | from ‘his usual physical activities, in- cluding tennis, of which he was a de- voted player, but the Daily Mail quoted him today as saying that he intends to_take up tennis again shortly. “I am feeling pretty well,” h “my throat has not quite r 1t_is only a matter of time." It seems unlikely that he will resume golf, of which he also played a good deal. | for he said: “Tennis is not like golf. If Grosso, 6 years old, all of 632 I street. ‘They were treated at home. ‘William_Taylor, 11 years old, 1329 L | street, suffered a broken leg last night [ Now Is the Time when he was knocked down on K street i | | | To Inclose the Back Porch See Us for— WINDO MES you play golf you must do a round and | that means two hours' walking, but you can knock off tennis when you like.” To Receive Gift. been a faithful and valued adviser m\ Affer his automobile crashed into|between Thirteenth and Fourteenth three successive soverelgns We trust|a parked car in front of 4908 Wis-|streets by an automobile driven by you may continue | | Lieut. Comdr. Reuben W. Shrum, naval those powers of mind and body whiah | COnSin _avenue l”"'_y this - momning. | G ain, of the Army and Navy Club. long have been the delight and admira- | Frank E. Hough, 27 years old, 4110| e ook the chiid to Emergency Hos- tion of your many friends.” Emery place, was taken to Georgetown | pital and then reported the matter to Hospital and treated for a passible | police. 1 fracture of the log. His condition is = g not. considered serious. & tolles say that Kerosene Starts B]nze Hough was driving north on Wisconsin | Fire that started when an occupmt avenue when he struck an automobile | poured kerosene in a stove last night belonging to Aubrey J. Conard, 4908 | completely destroyed a two-room m.ck‘ Wisconsin avenue, which was parked |at Sixteenth and Adams streets north- | in front of his home. Hough will be|east. Arthur Taylor, 57, one of the || 2101 Ga. Aw. questioned concerning the cause of the | occupants, was burned on_the hand. |y ' accident as n as hospital authori- He was treated at Casualty Hospital. Singles $4.25 Twins $9.00 Triples $13.50 0 Up Attention flicting reports as to the plight of the | Pl sboclUnbinl | geological expedition of four Univer=| o b p | ity of Jowa students into the wilds of . LONDON, northern Seskatchewan came out of the | celebrated tod: North -Great Britain | ightieth birthday f one of her most distinguished states- men, the Earl of Balfour. % ord Balfour’s public s Y[]U“'IS GUNFUBT‘Distinguished Statesman Has . The luncheon yesterday was partly in | Relatives. |Overcomes Recent Ailment Earl Balfour, paid him graceful compli- | services to the state and as evidence From the London Passing Show. sive motor car as a birthday gift | [ B swan's even Jook 4% mia Held Public Offices Police Seek lowa Students in for 54 Years. Canada on Requests of ——— ; . : . ! honor of the aged statesman’s birth- | day, and the Prince of Wales, who is A and Prepares to Resume on terms of intimate friendship with B the Associated Press. N " ments, to which Lord Balfour responded IS = WINNIPEG, Manitoba, July 25.—Con- | Tennis Playing. | with a lively speech. What Ailed Him. | As a tribute in appreciation of his| of their personal esteem, his friends in| “I don't know what's the matter with the House of Lords and Commons are | that little man over there. He was so presenting Earl Balfour with an expen- | yyentive a few moments ago, and now Atter proposing Earl Balfour's healt | the Prince of Wales said “Perhaps he saw me come in. .ord Balfour was a ca h He's however id at Prince Al- hewan, that he had met ow Lake and found ther to buy pr CANAL ZONE SERVICE MEN TO GET CHRISTMAS BAGS i ¥elunteer Bed Cross Workers Al-| ready Preparing Gifts for Ship- | ment in Early Fall. Christmas gift bags for service men ty in the Canal Zone are being | ¥y volunteer workers at the + Chapter of the American Red 21 Sixteenth street. The bags, | 8500 of which are in course of prepara- | tion, will contain toilet articles, station- ery, pencils, games and other necessi- ties and non-requisites The bags are being filled at this early date because they must be ship- ped from the Capital by September 15 or October 1 if the men are to be as- sured of receiving them for the holiday season. In addition to the gifts. each bag contains two cards, one of greet- | ing to the recipient. and the other a | return card for the man's acknowledg- ment. Red Cross workers have an- nounced that a bag can be filled for 81, and funds for this purpose will be Teceived if the donations are designated *for the Christmas bag fund.” For ffl‘nstu‘.: the bells of the church d, where George 1, the American Institute has contributed 1250, Sulgrave friends in England $500, and Henry Godfrey of Sulgrave has presented a clock. of the Victorian era. | sman of outstand- | e in_the period alive today | of Rosebery. He has been | olitics for 20 years and Is an| . LORD BALFOUR. terday to celebrate the opening of th of the new quarters of the British Acadel ay, being lord president 0(‘ of which he is president, he wal twithstanding the throat af- | through the streets to the affair rather inger men might vy ded the luncheon yes- His recent illness necessitated a rest ZD OO pairs Arteraft features 2,000 pairs of their most individual and unusual creations—drastically | reduced. of aricrafl’s smarfest. .. fooltwear circations ‘9.85 An extremely low price for ex- quisite footwear creations which have sold from §18.50 to $13.50—every size included. ofhers now v 7.85 *1].85 Other Artcraft creations of fine footwear are tremendously reduced in two price groups. Come now while selections are still complete. aricralfli I;:lo -oz‘;fi'-‘-.;1 another new Ford! the standard Coupe Of particular interest is the roominess and the splendid vision afforded by this body construction. 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