Evening Star Newspaper, December 14, 1928, Page 3

0872 1S NEEDED l BY UNION MISSION| Appeals for Christmas Funds' for Charity Will Be Mailed Tonight. With an urgent need for $9,872 by | New Year day, the Central Union Mis-' slon, official charity crganization of the Protestant churches of the District, to- night will put into the mails the first batch of its appeals for funds to defray its annual Christmas expenses and to comgplete its regular operating expense budget, John S. Bennett, superin- tendent, said today. The funds which the mission will strive to collect are needed, Mr. Ben- nett sald, if the annual Christmas tree party, which is conducted on the stage of Keith’s Theater with the assistance of Mrs. Coolidgs herself, is to be the same happy affair which the city’s poor children have come to look for during the past years. Although 1,400 “kiddie bags” have been made for filling with gifts by individuals and organizations throughout the city, the mission must be prepared to fill at its own expense a small percentage of the bags which cach year are returned to the mission, unfilled. New River Egg Every ton of this coal sold by us is electrically screened by our LINK BELT screening machines. Which means—you_get the COAL, we keep the SLACK. Macy We Prove It? Si: Pmergency Home for Children who rely on public generosity for Christmas cheer. S HE -EV. NG STAR, WASHINGTON, . D..C, FRIDAY THEY AWAIT SANTA CLAUS, TOO! i Whoopee! Every- body’s betting on the Stoek Market now. Let the other fellow lose—we’re go'ng tc win” seems to be the general attiiude. &> rs—three of the 41 children hcused at the Central Union Mission’s Theater Is Promised. The big Christmas tre2, which always stood at Keith's, brilliantly lighted, John P. Agnew & Co. 728 14th &t Main 3668 i b2 supplied by the mission itself was the theater important feature eration and it furnished th i as well as the little fancy o DECEMBER 14, -1928. 2, ATLANTIC & P/mm ™ Oaaldy and Low Prices Go Hand-in-Hand at the A&P At the A&P Store near your home you gre sure to find always your favorite brands of fancy and standard groce: The staple items which m p the substance :l your me are all to be found so close to yo t every purchase made at an A&P is e also assured of consistent economy thr REGULAR EVERYDAYLOWCE ' REGULAR EVERY —fi 0 Lbs. 556 Watch for the Coupon In Sinday’s Herald, December 16th, the Amerlean Wetuay Sootion Wil eavry & coupon I ‘ FINE GRANULATED SUGAR Turkeys for. Clmstmas . We will again offer at Christmas time a select lot of Government graded prine, fresh killed turkeys. Bulk only \ Rewarded for Heroism Got a cold? latest saentlfic discovery TOfllght ‘giveyourselfa Mistol | coamewm treatment and | by tomorrow you'llfeel much better. A little Mistol opensup ‘pasiages, eases stuffiness, : soothes a sore throat. Carry | Mistol with you and stop all colds:" Doctors useit. Your druggist has it. e of the fact that 3 pcn now, the New York office of the theater comvany has | promised that the building will be heat- ed and lighted for the party. In addition to the children’s pan the mission is b2ing called upon to p: | vide a larger number of Christmas di: ners for poor families than ever befor |In o#der to buy the necessary supplis (he mission must spend larger sums i than its estimates had called for and this difference, it is hoped, can be met zx a part of the $9,872 which is need- Then there is the mission’s “family” of 41 little boys-and girls why live at its emergency ~ home. They are the children of widowed mothers, of { mothers whose health had condemned them to tuberculosis hospitals, and in soms cases, the children of fathers who have been sentenced to penal insti~ tutions_for their oflenses against so- clety. n:nrdless the “Daddy” Bennett and "nothu"' Bennett, as the youngsters call the superintendent and hi.s wife, are determined that they shall have their own Christmas party. The $9,872 will help that, too. Need Aid for Men. Besides '.he Chrl.mau season charities, th: &wm facilitles for re- lief of t-mpnnflly down-and-out men are handling a greater number of men t heretofore. The additional bur- den in this work also upset the esumced budget and additional funds the efficiency of the SPECIAL NOTICES. ARE oL Q0, MOVING petter. Tating be- , spouting: furnaces repaired Teasonable prices. Nofl-h 5314, day or A%, ROOFING. CO. Toth s nw. 'A.V ety contncg "'14-"' m?' m ioea m lnl n ave. !nr uhu mnrnl nn- ure "HEVID fi WW OF CATHOLIC CHURCH | chal mflmuu i S B B Y w““fl% 21 kn“fl‘ nm. 124 ul. lm %2 Clonn E 3 ‘III taes : H. Waldo. arti mumm ! u es n the above 2 WANTED. To nnxl van m of furniture to or from New Boston. Richmond and wlnu th 'Smith’s Transfer & Storage Co,, 11313 You !t th_3343. ANNUAL OF THE 'mrmldfll o! the ‘Washington Tuesd nuary Polls will be open Ibetwee: the hours of 12 moon and 2 o'clock e VICTOR B. mrm Pndduu ‘NOTICE_18 JEREEY G yi‘nnull meeting of the sha hnm fi! the Natfonal Bank of Washington, Tot 'the glection of Girectors. and the s giction of such other husiness as may come Defore the meetine. will be held at the bank- m 11 o'clock a.m. ORGE O, vAu! G-lhler PREPARE YOURSELP XMAS. Cordially invite you to ixupect oux method of modernizing )e'elr! we rolmvely use your olg ée‘lll 7 pea ice. nuar w-uh ren-mn- SINESS POR MY HEAL 52 the health of our business. iy rwh» ing. mimeographing, e:l:‘py writing, .J ACE :, 203 Dis ine. Bank Bldg. Pr. 7143. O necessary if mk is to be kept up, ur Bennett While the mailed appeals are being sent, ht and tomorrow to persons who have proven themselves friends of we in the past, donations w!ll De sent 1o the hesdduasisss of the Gen sen n- tral Union Mission, 612 C street, or to the Emergency Home for Children, 624 Louisiana avenue. fuis & COMES TO DEFENSE o!d Dr. Butte Deehm Alleged Play on Superstition in Porto Rico Fol- lowing Hurricane Unjustified. A chage that the Olfi:olk Church is et Nomse: | guilty of “wholesale exploitation of the the other bogs and m‘{" iy I.n“ Rics 18 . z.chm,uvldlu e o s z?un;ne glr"nnd mnnmmwmum amine the large medal. C. Butte, until recently attorney Porto ni . Butte reun-ned from- the island. only a few weks ago and was there until after the hurrlenne visitation. He is now Rev. Gwru L. Cady of New York was quoted in . Milwaukee ipers on October 26, I.he conference announcement said, making his charges against the citholll: Church in the course of an address at the Grand Avenue tional Church at a co';\trenmmolmwommo(themd- 8 before the recent hnrflune Rev. Mr. Cady is quoted as nyxng. nmhe church was I losing its hold in Rico, but after the storm it phyed upon the superstitions of the muve! w b them back to its fold. with saying that l:he “church taxes” on the island are “terrific” and are imposed upon a people mosc ol whom earn only 35 cents a day; t! the church “stood the people up i.n sa.lds and married them” and that the nd has thousands of mum llvlnx 1. | together without clerical sancti "”“"_ CONGRESS’ REVERSAL ROOF REPAIRING —=any kind of roof made leak- 5 Experienced, Telmble Foofers At Jous service, -] NCLAD ROOFING O Phcnu Nonh 26‘ l'nflh 27 . MAKE WASHABLE SHADES to order. Let us show —f Wwaterproof (lhr(c Pagtory ‘prices O e ATT 10 Window !hlflll and Sereens. Phon- Lln 8. Birect from My ORANGE GROVE 55 large, sweet oranges, $1 FARMERS MARKET Between 10th & 11th cn B St. NN\W. R. E. Van Ness, Grower YOI{R Gel}ANDIYIOTHER —may have our service, Ml"umh Box_Bprings and Pmou mmvn T BEDELL M'F' 610 E ST. w?o‘ MAIN 3621, ROOFING—by: Koons Blag Roofing. Tinning, csumnn 0 and Roof Painting. Thoroush, Vinsere wors always assured. We'll gladly estimate. Call 5 OONS Butne, smcz m: Roofing 119 3rd 8t S.W. BY COURT ATTACKED Brookhart Decl.lm This Power Should Repose Only in the People, The authority of the Supreme Court in nvlewx:f congressional action was discussed Wednesday night by Senator Brookhart of Iowa in addremng ‘Wash- ington alumni of Phi Beta Gamma Legal Fraternity, meeting at the Uni- versity Club. “When Chief Justice John Marshall rendered a decision in the famous case of Marberry vs. Madison the Supreme Court for the first time declared ln act of Confreu unconstitutional,” the Sen- ator said. “The case lald the foundation for an authority which the Supreme court hn since enlarged. Subesequently, in Dred Scott decision,” Senator Bmok- hart declared, “the supreme Court held the Missouri compromise of 1820 un- constitutional. It was necessay to fight the war between the States to vindicate Congress and overrule the Supreme Court’s decision.” It was the speaker’s contention that the power of declaring an act of Con- gress unconstitutional should repose in the people in accord with the camm- tutional phrase to the effect that “all just powers of government are derlved from the consent o{ the governt Planned and Exuutcd —with fine dileriminl(ion and skill. That's N. C. P. Print- ing. in in Fi The National Capital Press| increasing in France, * caused more havoc in 1927 than in the 1210-1212 D 8t. N.W. __Phone Main 650. _ ROUGH DRY, 8 LB, * RRY LAUNDRY. INC. _1un"eha R'EE Lincoln 8969, BYRON 8 ADAMS PRINTING ¢ IN A HURRY Hish grade. but ot high psced. 512" 11th St. Blame Water for Typhold Increlu zpll:l mic§ (‘!’)tl—nn.;e ;:null f dln les of cademy of Mex m showed that two major two years immediately preceding. M. Louis Martin, reported on the pumber of complaints from health officers as to the lack of good drinking water in many communities. it Executive ucruulry of ythe National Y. W. C. A, of lg’n woman, Miss Koto in the United States. why they are in | were a lel.nuu IS AWARDED MEDAL Norman Bernhardt Blushes When Speakers Praise Him for Daring Rescue. Ten-year-old Norman Bernhardt of 1430 Belmont street was awarded a sil- | ver medal by the Treasury Department this morning for rescuing. a drowning playmate at Colonial Belch last Fourth | of July. He is believed to be the young- | | est person ever to receive such an award. The medal was presented by O. M. Maxam, chief of the divisicn of opera- tions of the United States Coast Guard, at exercises in the assembly hall of Wil- son Normal School, where Norman is a pupil in the fifth The youth had been taken to the re- sort by his parents for the holiday, and, with a group of other boys, was diving from a boat anchored out in the water and s! ashore. Takes Honors Modestly. After several such trips he and Boyce | Luckett, 11, of 627 Ninth street.north- east, dived in together and started for shore. Norman swam faster than Boyce, and his feet had just touched bottom when he heard the other lad calling for help. Although nearly exhausted him- self, the younger boy turned back and swam to the -assistance of his com- Boyce had gone under twice, and was in such a frenzy of fear that Norman was unable to swim ashore with him. He did, however, manage to keep him afloat until & man came out from shore wokt.hambothm Boycewure- u mrtl’ mekle faced younpur The st % hnl his honors modestly, Sitting on of his fellow Dt NORMAN BERNHARDT. —Star Staff Photo. ‘Will Rogers Says: 'NEW YORK CITY.—Didn't I tell *you those Latin races are the most hospitable people in the world? Look, they are putting on a war just for Mr. Hoover's benefit. He can:start _‘;ght in taking over their war relief. &' Argentine socialists are blaming Mr, . Hoover for the execution® of Sacco and Vanzettl, That gives you about the best line on the intelil- ge'nce of the “reds” that you could New York has just appointed a new police chief. The murderers just Wwouldn't surrender to the other one. But this new one, he is.just as high- toned as they are, so we ought to get some results now. omino THE HOUSEWIFE'S NAME FOR Granulated Sugar AmencanSugarRefirng Company teacher told of his good rec- in u-.hnol He secemed most em- barrassed, however, when a little dark- endgmwhonun to him came up to examine the medal and told him how wonderful she thought he was. ‘The most Norman d concede was. that the medal was “vxetty nice,” but some of the other boys were spoken in their opinions. 't lllr,kv " one rexclaimed, as the 1s, crowded around Norman to ex- Sees No Cause for Fuss. *There isn’t anything to make a fuss about,” Norman said this morning. “I heard him cal me and just went back. That's all there was to it.” !n addition to Mr. Maxam, the Coast was_ represented by Joseph P. Tumey and D. K. vaule Robert J. Mawhinney, ml!clwr of the Treas- ury ent, also was present. Miss Anna D. , _principal of the uhool, introdu the Norman and A letur from Seymour Lowman, As- slstlnt Secretary of the Treasury, prais- ing the courage shown by the boy was read by Mr. Maxam. —_— ALASKA FISH SURVEY URGED BY GOV. PARKS Annual Report Points Out Need of Snpplementmg Food Supply of Territory. TONTINE Window : Shades the Territory of Alaska Madé to were summed up in the annual report st mr m or to the Depariment of Measure— made “public today, in They Fit whuh Gov. George A. Parks urges that Perfectly a suryey of l:he \zl!hézg‘o;:w !lel1 be made to suj men! supply. Incllldfidlg the reeomlnendn&m of fi Go ks are Federal aid for control e adyancement of aeronautics; nal funds for the Army Signal Corps, additional funds for the Bureau of Education and an industrial school in southeastern Alaska, with increased appropriations for new schools in other sections. Other recommendations of the gov- ernor were abolition of the contract . sys- tem for the care of the insane, with supervision in a Government titu- tion; establishment of 'a. detention home, an investigation by the Bureau of Fisheries to ascertain the conditions of the Herron fisheries to prevent de- pletion of the supply and a survey by the International Halibut Commission or the Bureau of Fisherigs to delermine the extent and location of unexplored halibut fishing grounds in the Bering Sea, along the Alaskan peninsula and in the vlclnlty of the Aleutian Islands. Snmnden to Police. Having surrendered himself at the tenth precinct when he learned a 15- year-old school girl had filed a com- plaint again him, Francis 1. Davis today was held for the grand fury by Jud'e Ralph Given on a statutory charg: Davis pleuded not guilty and wnlved Hl- amination. was fixed at $1,000. Dlvll 1s a taxi driver, for tomorrow’s delwcry e T g i New York German Reformed Church has celebrated its one hundred and seventieth nnn!vern_rx $1,0p, Fer METAL Y L3, Per ‘ WEATHERSTRIP | | GUARANTEEDLASTS FOREV! stalies Compiete By CAPITOL WEATHERSTRIP CO. 1470 Clifton St. N. W, Sol. 10384—Day. 2ad 5 Don’t gamble when you buy Coffee. Don’t take just any package from the grocer’s shel, ~—got the best—got Wilkins. For Old or New Homes ammmmm:ammxg A New Night Service For “Forgotten” Coal Orders Tn dozens of . C. bomes this very evening.“Eiiply” Coal bins will -he. discovered after the man of the house returns from business: NONONONOUNOONOEONONONCNOROHOKD Wilkins Tea is of the same fine quality 7 Whether yourent | or whether you buy, You pay for thehome | you occupy.” -Warren 'BATTERY \Zegzy DEAD ? FR 764 oLElf'-I'H BROS. UPTON Street N. W. 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