Evening Star Newspaper, November 18, 1928, Page 3

NEW ADDING MACHINE Dees Work of‘$300 Machine--- Adding long columns of figures need no longer worry storekeepers and practical adding machine, weighing | only 4 oz, which fits the vest pocket, has Suits Chicago, Ill. machine sells for $2.95, yet does the | work of a simple to onerate, counts to a billion, | clears instantly, accurate. Mak:s an ideal Xmas gift. The ever. Frec Offer to agents. today if you want to maks big money before Christmas—Advertisement. | LECTURERS TO GIVE ACCOUNT OF TRIPS National Geographic Pro- | gram Includes Amelia Ear- hart’s Story of Flight. Mion i A longitudinal horseback ride up | South America, a trek southward through the least-visited core of Africa, FITS VEST POCKET Costs Only $2.95! business men. For a highly been invent=d by C. M. Cleary, | e 1994, 173 W. Madison St., This amazing adding $300 machine. and is absolutely | inventor wants it introduced ywhere 2nd is making a special Write him || in Asiatic deserts, a flight across the | Atlantic and visits to exotic tropic lands and islands—these are a 'fow of | |the features announced for the 1928-29 lecture program ct the National Geo- | §1 Up Por Window WEATHERSTRIP GU ARANTEED—_LASTS FOREVER CAPITOL WEATHERSTRIP co. Col. 10384—Day. Night and Sunday Exercizer and Reducer A ercise and scientific weight reduc- tion. BATTERY DEAD? LEET _9AM.to5P.M. {graphic Society, made public today. The lectures again will be held at the | Washington _Augitorium Fridays eve- nings throughout 3> ssason, beginning jat 8:15 o'clock. The first will be given xt Friday eveninz, when A. F. Tschif- {fley will tell how he rode horszback {from Bucnos Aires to Washington, a {trip of two and one-half years, which {not only wes a memorable feat of horse- *mnnchip and courage but enabled him {to traverse many less well known sec- {tlons of South America. One of his two mounts, of native Argentine stock, directly descended from the Spanish- Arabian horscs of the Pizarro era, was '18 ye_rs old at the beginning of the | 0! special_interest to Washingtoni- [ans will be Paul Wilstach's lecture on December 14 on “Tidewater Potomac,” when the author of “Potomac Landings” will unfold th> history and geography of the Potomac below Washington, | dwelling especially with the Mount | Vernon regon. Will Describe Explorations. | Members will await with keen inter- |est Dr. Thomas A. Jeggar's resume of | the past Summer’s work of an expedi- I tion ‘sent by their society to Alaska to study the voleanic area in the vicinity of Pavlaf. Dr. Jaggar will describe his explorations in this home of the great |brown bear, reveal a new American { wonderland that promises to vie with the Mount Katmai region which the society previously explored, and recount the party’s adventures with the am- phibian boat, a novel adjunct to explo- w—e | ration devised to run either on the i beaches cr in the water. | AU the lectures will be illustrated. isome with motion pictures and others | with slides in natural colors of exquisite |beauty, such as those which Andre | Roosavelt will employ on January 4 to reveal the exotic and colorful islend of | Bali, “The Garden of the Gods.” At the second lecture, November 30, | Capt. Carl von Hoffman will describe | his adventurous 6,000-mile journey from | Cairo to the Cape, an amazing journey ‘wh'-rem h> encountered every szctor of | Africa’s strange life—savages in weird | dances, ferocious beasts and the natural wonders of the Nile, Sudan, Congo and {the Zambezi River. Another jungle |story will be that related by Carveth . Wells, who will describe “My Six Years in the Malay Jungles.” Account of Sea Hop. Amelia Earhart will give her first ac- tcount in Washington of her transatlan- itic flight; Capt. C. W. R. Kn'ght, one 1of the world’s foremost photographers jof bird life, will lecture on “Wild Life |in the Tree Tops” of the British Isles; {Lowell Thomas will take his audience into “Forbidden Afghanistan,” and | George M. Dyott will tell of his search {in Brazil's wild jungle west for Col. Fawcett. The complete lecture program for th> season follows: November 23, | “Horseback From_ Busnos Aires to | Washington,” by A. F, Tschiffely; No- | vember 30, “From Cairo to the Cape,” by Capt. 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Congress will be asked at its coming | sesslon to authorize a new design for | the presant Congresional Medal of | | Honor, which has bezn chanctemed‘ | by Dr. Charles Moore, chairman of tne | National Commission of Fine Arts, as | “a disgrace to any civilized naticn.” The new design has been approved by | th> comm'ssion and now is before the | chief of staff of the Army for final indorsement. The new medal was patterned by | | Paut Manship of New York, The :tar | hangs from one point and the gencral | form has bean made convex, as is Lie cas2> with the higher honor medals of the leading nations. A head of Co- lumbia, the emblem of liberty, has been | used to replace that of Minerva, which is on the present medal, and this has h;e{: r’tmde to face to the right instcad | of left. A reverse of the medal has for fl.s) chief feature a simple’ American shield. | The pendant from which the star em- | blem and its surrounding laurel leaves hangs, contains an eagle with out- stretched wings and through this show, at_points, cannons and battle axes. Mr. Manship submitted his design to | the War Department in 1919, and it has been under confidentidl considera- | tion since. It was his contention, in which he is supported by the National Commission of Fine Arts, that the present Congressional Medal of Honor was open to serious objections from the point of view of the medalist. The star hangs from two points in- stead of one in the present medal, and the green oak leaves thereon ‘conflict with the laurel wreath and confuse the general design. 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