Evening Star Newspaper, December 20, 1928, Page 22

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, |CASH RECEIPTS GAIN RUAI]S ASK fl K IN YULE SEAL SALES m: F“NB PUUUNG 3 m;ro('l::dma . 527,000 in Hand Toward $40,000| | 2 f | STOCKHOLM, December 20.— | | Requirements of Budget, Tuber- | Whether or not there was a Santa Clause in the Stone Age, primitive | | people provided toys for the [ | amusement of their little ones ! ) D. C., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1928. thelr payments for seals used or return thets paymentsfr sous hed o seurn | MEXICAN BORDER HELD | cariotin the uppiy i reperied - || ADY HEATH, OFFENDED, counted for, using the stamped envelope | IMMIGRATION MENACE He said, however, that while the ap- which was in prek ons of aliens coming across \hv‘ of Aliens Smuggled Into|(}o Country by That Route, Mexican border this year represented Says Harris, lan interview in which she claims to ha\r‘ been mlflq\x’?lfid CANCELS CANADA TRIP u : Stone Age Parents 4,000 Years Ago 50 per cent increase, he did not feel | o . . . = large number of apprehensions in- | Aviatrix, Annoyed by Intervi larger number of surrcpti- | entrants. said immigration _inspectors | along the Mexican and Canadian bor- | _ ders were so busy with the inward|® movement that they were unable ta check those persons leaving the coun- | try. | | Bulk | { Abandons Engagements and e Returns to New York. er and ha: n laws of t ¥ the Assoclated P v BUFFALO, N. By the Associated Press. The Mexican border is proving the * |leak for the bulk of alienists smuggled | Ohilstmas| 3 1eh, 63. 1316 Mass. a into the United States, George J. Har- B 1807 © | assistant commissioner general of - | immigration, testified during hearings |en” Labor Department appropriations Carriers ‘Plan to Assume culosis Group Announces. | Control of Express Service by March 1. Ivar Schnell, archaeologist of the State Historical Museum, has found minfature stone objects, clearly meant as playthings for children. One of these was a tiny, but well made stone axe 2.5 cen- timeters in length, evidently fash- foned by some fond Stone Age daddy for his little boy to play with, some 4.000 years ago. Dr. Schnell found these objects during his exploration of a Stone Age settlement at Brunn not far from Stockholm. The families at Brunn established their home- steads at the end of a well-pro- tected bay with a sandy beach. Cash receipts for the Health Scals now on sale throughout | | the eity for the support of the va- rious health activ- ities of the Wash- | ¥ ington Tubercu- | ;Y losis Association made an upward Forty-seven theaters in Great Bi'tain | are equipped with “talkies.” | %%@%%%@%&%%%%%fififiiw DAVE HORNSTEIN—SECRETARY GENERAL OFFICES—1518 K STREE SRR e Xmaq Trees VEE fg«:*@l T &Y W By the Associated Press. Under terms of a contract submitted today to the Interstate Commerce Com- mission for approval, railroads after March 1, 1929, would assume complete control of all express service in the United States. The plan presented was drafted by | the Association of Railway Executives | under supervision of a special commit- Births Reported. United wnd ©. and t Eleventhi were more hopeful | this morning. ah T Dorsey. alrl. - a Margarel L Ynyne, eirt. | Food Nettie Brooks. boy tee of railroad presidents, including W. B. Storey of the Atchison, W. W. Atter- bury of the Penr nia, P. E. Crowley of the New York Central and Carl R.| Gray of the Union Pacific. It involves, | the "petition to the commi: “substantially the same m¢ ACCIDENTS COST NATION $3,200,000,000 ANNUALLY | Industrial Mishaps, at $1,000,000,- | cluding funds received and depos to noon today they had sold fully 2,700, | 1000 of the penny seals toward the goal | nr $4,000,000 seals, or in terms of dol- | lars they had in hand $27.000 toward | the budget requirements of $40,000. Several of the chain stores have sent | THE WILLARD | COFFEE, SHOP All our stores have a wonder- of every A Stores re Located In Every cluding trees with stands. Our trees will last longer and trim up beauti- fully. Let us de- liver one—Free very followed” in expres the railroads wou organize the Railway Expre 3 Inc., to take over all property of the American Railway Express Co. and such other express facilities as are deemed | advisable. | for additional seals, indicating that the sales at these stations will have sone- thing substantial at the end to report and the department store booths are | doing a thriving business not as yet | fully reported by the voluntecr teams | women in charge of that f the | campaign. ‘Then there ar 1 pri vate schools conducting their and the tuberculosis patients ¢ ng a special sale. Still, with only a | 1 s remaining before Christmas, | it is urged that all who have seals on approval by mail will R R wzxr&.m&a’.&“g\! Thompson Over the River to Lower Prices Brothers In order to disnose of our large stock of smokers and toys we are keeping open ever night until 8 P.M. Friday night at 6:30 P.M. Santa Claus will be with us to show our dolls, carriages, sleds, desks, express wagons, etc. Bring the kiddies! il THOMPSON BROTHERS #; *Y Furniture, Stoves, Floor Coverings, Phonographs, Radios. 1220 to 1226 Good Hope Road, Anacostia, D. C. Lincoln 556 Plenty of Parking Space e e e e o T e C e C e Sl | a1 3 Days Only |l STACY-ADAMS SHOES FOR MEN AT $10.85 A Rare Bargain 000, Lead List Compiled by National Safety Council. Naborhood New Year’s Eve Carnival 10 P.M. to 2 AM. By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, December 20—With a ";l;‘l}xelgixgl;‘r‘.«“alzvncv‘ -.\-m;x]]dp:::g;;‘figi‘mnnth remaining before totaling of fig- s with all carriers - 5% sl to the amount of business they handle | Ures for 1928 is begun, the National over it. It would be complete | Safety Council estimated yesterday that by railroads composing the Associa nts cost the American people $3,- of Railway Executives, but all other car- | 200,000,000 annually. riers desiring to do so would be admitted | This figure, the council says, is con- to participate in its earnings in ac-|Servative, based on study of best avail- cordance with their traffic volume, |abl sources. Leading the loss comes The plan, in the opinion of the peti- |industrial accidents, at $1000000.000 #on expressed, “will better service and |2nnually; home accidents, $850,000,000, not unduly restrain competition.” The | followed by automotive 'accidents at | project for pooling earnings, however, | $800.000,000 and fires at $550,000,000. Tequires specific permission of the cnm-‘ During 1927, the council reported, mission before it can be put into effect, | there were 95000 fatal accidents, while Ownership of American Railway Ex-|10.000.000 suffered non-fatal injuries. press stock has already been acquired. Ynnu<(r1)z:l accidents alone cost 320,000, | § rking da You home your pros- Spend it with firms that keep it circulat town concerns deserve vour support—their prosperity insur l; There’s One Near f g . H perity. Patronize locally owned establishments! Your Home $4 per cover Including Supper and Dancing Take Advantage Cranberry fi» = —of our free :- telephone and - home delivery Sauce ORCHESTRAS COMPETE. | Btate Contests for School Musicians ‘Will Be Held. NEW YORK, December 20 (#).—A national concert for high school orches- tras was announced yesterday by C. M. ‘Tremaine, director of the National Bu- reau for the Advancement of Music. 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