Evening Star Newspaper, May 21, 1929, Page 23

A little Sclf Treatment cach morning and night, using Flizabeth Arden's Venetian Cleansing Cream, Ardena Skin Tonic and Orange Skin Food— according to the method of an Elizabeth Arden Treat- ment—will keep vour skin clear, firm and smooth. Elizabeth Arden's Uenetian Toilet Preparctions are on sale at Jetbeff's A FASHION INSTITUTION Darie Oyarmngton Newlark b FIDELITY STORAGE CO. Nearly everybody in Washington Knows the Fidelity Co. ° This is to remind vou. MOTHPROOF STORAGE SILVER VAULTS RUG CLEANING SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES FURNITURE LONG DISTANCE HAULING | | UNUSUAL ORCHIDS 10 B EXHRITED Horticultural Society Plans Rare Show Here in June. Rare orchids valued at more than | their weight in gold are to be exhibited | for the first time to the Washington public at the annual exhibition of the American Horticultural Society and the American Peony Society at the | Willard_Hotel June 7 and 8. Dr. David Lumsden of the Depart- ment of Agriculture, chairman of the | special_exhibits committee, announced | today that he had completed arrange- ments with Mrs. W. K. Dupont of Wil- mington, Del., to sond to Washington | some of the choicest plants from her greenhouses. These are valued from $10,000 upwards and ecxplorers have penetrated the carth’s wild-st jungles to obtain them. | Fantastic Shapes, The orchids, Dr. Lumsden said. rep- resent the exiremes of beauty in flow- The gorgeous color patterns in some of the rarer varietics are com- bined in fantastic shapes Many of the plants in Mrs. Dupont's collection will represent the epiphitae | branch of the orchid family. These { live entirely on air. They cling to tree branches for support, but their roots are entirely free, absorbing nitrogen and moisture from the air itself. The. terrestial- forms -include the | famous Holy Ghost plant. whose pure white blossom is shaped like the head |of a doe with the head, back, eyes and |tinv ‘wings clearly outlined. It was |long an object of superstitious rever- ence. Among the lovelier forms to be |exhfbited by’ Mrs. Dupont are the | eymbidums, whose blossoms are wax- like in texture and have the strange property of remaining on the plant in perfect condition for four months or more. When cut they will last in water for more than a month, Hybrids Produced. | AN of Mrs. Dupont's orchids are hybrids produced by the plant breeder by crosses of the rarer exofic species. THE _EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON. D. €. TUESDAY. MAY THREE POLICEMEN riously Tl 1 @ HURT IN ACCIDENTS Two Injured While Directing Traf- | | | B e ALFRED A. TAYLOR, Republican, who once was Tennessee's governor after being deieated for the office by his Democratic brother, is ill at his Johnson City, Tenn., homy —Associated Press Photo America, where sometimes they settle on the jungle trees like great flocks of unearihly flying creatures. In addition fo the exhibit from Mrs. {Dupent, Dr. Lumsden announced =a secomgl ‘orchid cxhibit _from the green- | houses of Thomas Young of Bound | Brook. N. J. one of the most noted Americar: ‘orchid fanciers. He now is engaged in obtaining collections from other growers. TRANSATLANTIC AIR | FIRM SEEKS CHARTER AUGUSTA, Me., May 21.—Incorpora- tion papers of the Great Atlantic Air- ways of Portland. have been filed at the State Department The company is authorized to develop | and maintain ‘a reguiar air service be- | tween the United States, Canadian and European airports linking the cities of Portlend and Stockholm, Sweden, by way of Belle Isle Strait, Julianshab, Green- fic—Circus Worker Struck by Hit-Run Driver. John Granger, 38 years old, here with the Barnum-Bailey-Ringling Circus, was struck by a hit-and-run driver on Ben- ning road northeast about 8 o'elock last night, possibly sustaining a fractured skull. A passing_motorist took the in- jured man to Casualty Hospital. His home is in Florida. Three policemen were the victims of yesterday’s traflic accidents. They were Pvt. William E. Rogers, 30 years, 311 T fourteenth precinct; . 34 years, fourth pre- Lyman L. Leich, 34 vears. 2312 Minnesota avenue southeast, attached fo the sixth precinct. Rogers and_Allen were injured while directing traffic in the vicinity of the circus grounds, while Leich was injured as a result pf driving_his automobile against the ' car of Clarence Green, parked in front of the latter's home, 1439 Pennsylvania avenue southeast. Allen was directing traffic at Fourth and M streets northeast about 8:40 o'clock when he was struck by the auto- mobile of James E. S. Wood, 21 years, 3001 Fourteenth street, northbound o Fourth street. He was taken to Casual Hespital and treated by Dr. Louis Jimal for a possible fracture of the right leg, How to End Corns in 3 Minutes There's an amazing new corn remedy called Shur-Off that will re- move sore, painful corns and cal- louses in only 3 minutes. No 3-day treatments or foot soaking. Com- plete relief comes at once. The instant you appiy Shur-Off all pain and soreness stop. It pos- itively will not irritate or affect healthy skin, vet so quickly softens a corn or callous that in 3 minutes you can take it out-—root and all Anyone can do it easily by follo; ing the simple directions. Why 1 your feet cause further misery when you can get a bottle of Shur-Off Iacerations of the left hand and shock His condition was such that it was deemed advisabie for him to remain in the hospital Rogers was at Sixth and M streets | northeast when the antomobils of Ralph | M. Herndon. 28 vears, 1008 I street northeast, westbound on M street | knocked him down, fracturing a rib and cutting his forehead. He was given first aid at Sibley Hospital and taken to his home, 311 T street northeast Leich was not on duty when he met with the accident that“resulted in the fracture of his left wrist and shock. He went home after he was injured, later | going to Casualty Hospital. |VICE ADMIRAL NULTON | IS GIVEN HIGHER POST Recent Naval Academy Superin- | tendent, Promoted to Admiral, ‘Will Command Pacific Fleet. | Vice Admiral Lonis M. Nulton, com- mander of the battleship divisions of the battle fleet, who was until recently superintendent of the Naval Academy, will soon hoist his flag on the U. S. S. California to become a full admiral as | commander-in-chief of the battle ficet. He will succeed Admiral William V. | Pratt, who will become commander-in- | chief of the U. S. Fleet. The Navy Department announced to- | day that Capt. Edward T. Constein will | takr command of the U. S. S. West, Vir- | ginia, Admiral Nulton's flagship, about | June 17. i Gen. Butler Honor Guest. Brig. Gen. Smedley Butler, com- { mandant of the United States Marine Barracks, Quantico, Va. will be the | guest of honro at a dinner of the Ma- { rine Corps Reserve Officers’ Association |at 6:30 oclock this evening in the Occidental Hotel. i ' The Smart necessitates n fast in fashion. 21 SLAYING SUSPECT HELD. | Former Rothstein Bodyguard Is Arrested in New York. | NEW YORK, May 21 (® —John T. Legs” Diamond, former bodyguard for Arnold Rothstein, slain Broadway gam- bler, was arrested last night on a charge of homicide in connection with the | shooting of Tony Marlow here Novem- ber 5 last. | Diamond, who described himself to | police as a salesman, was shot and criti- cally wounded in October, 1927, when | Jacob Orgen, lower East Side gang leader known as “Little Augie,” was | shot to death in what police described as an outbreak of gang warfare. 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