Evening Star Newspaper, July 28, 1929, Page 29

LEGION FINDS J0BS * FORWARVETERANS District Non-Profit Bureau, One Result of Larger Fund | THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. JULY 28, are. Mutual understanding is the basis {' PROPOSED NEW WALDORF HOTEL I | | | BOYS NANE PLANE SP OF PEA Model Prepared at School of W. C. T. U. to Be Sent on of all peace, and the exchange of ideas Among our young people is a great boon to this cause. The scrap book sent to the children of the United States from | the children of Uruguay, which I hold in my hand, marks one of those ex- ’ehnnles. Your airplane will mark an- ather, equally valuable.” Advises Uruguay Visit. Mr. Simonl suggested that the plane be sent, among other places, to the United 'States school at Montivideo, | Uruguay, where he assured the boys it | would receive a warm reception. | _Dr. Simoni was introduced by Miss | Tryon. Fellowing his talk, Mrs. Helen 1929—PART 1 ARMY DISCONTINUES USE OF GAS-ALARM RATTLES | Eliminated on Ground They Sound Too Much Like Noise of Ma- chine Guns. The swinging-type rattle, extensively used during the World War to notify doughboys to don their against attack, have been formally eliminated from the equipment of the 29 they were being sworn in on was based on the joint recommenda- | woman as gas masks | of Infantry, and Maj. Gen. A Gllchrist, chief of Chemical Warfare, | who had made a careful study of the | subject. tion of Maj. Gen. 8. O. Fuqua, chief H L | {REYNOLDS MORE NERVOUS AS SECOND TRIAL OPENS Closely Scans Jurors as They Are | Sworn in—Hearing Halted the jury. Reynolds was absolved of all blame for the mistrial declared when it was learned that the foreman of the jury at his first trial had talked with a wit- ness. The trial was adjourned yesterda afternoon until Monday and Reynoids was again released in $5,000 bail. ““The ciimate at the North-Polé is 1) healthiest in the world,” saya Sir Douz las Mawson, the famous explorer. germs can live there, so it is utterly in - possible to contract’ colds, influenza - pneumonia.” | Lancaster sang. accompanied by Miss | Elizabeth McNeil. A non-profit employment bureau for | i ¥ : |* The spirit of Peace is the name TREATIES ARE RATIFIED. former service men has been established | " chostn foF the good-will model alrplant | — constructed by boys of the Summer by the District of Columbia Depart- | Bible school sponsored by the District | Pacts Between U. 8., Bulgaria and ment, American Legion, with funds re- | . H 4 g of Columbin Women's Christian Tem- H N n Efft eeived from the Legion's increased Com- | . - . | perance Union. ungary Now in ect. Chest. bud; ] It is to be sent on an | T ey udget. © - i | international tour of good will to South | The State Department an The new bureau, which solves em- . 3 5 | and Gentral America gy e tiniken: |1am ey st "afl"m“ o t;:gu:\:&c} ployment. problems for both emplovpr} ¢ | Plans for the tour are being formu- ' ration and conciliation treaties between et oE e e puriceen iindorse- | UM N : | lated now by & committee headed by |the United States and Bulgaria, Hun- ment of the Better Business Burean, | + i LR | Mrs. N. M. Pollock, president of the gary and Rumania have been ex- Washington Chamber of Commerce, | | District of Columbia W. C. T. U., and | Changed and the treaties are now | Board of Trade and the Merchants and | ¢ 4 ¢ 1 | Including Mrs. E. C. Stanton, chllrgln | eftective. . Manufacturers' Assoclation, and is meet- | of international relations of the local 7th, 8th and E Sts.—FAMOUS FOR QUALITY SINCE 1860—National 9800 ing success in its fleld. according to ! | union; Miss Gertrude Tryon, instructor BASEMENT Austin 8. Imirie, in charge of Legion | | at the school, under whose direction the soldiers of the United States Army. on | Until Monday. e general ground that the gas-alarm | By the Associated Press, IshisesaEAdn T aeh (ke uie LONDON, July 27.—Richard Joshua tat of machine guns and led to un- ne%efimq mnl;;lslan in the ranks. Reynolds, scion of one of the wealthiest e alarm horn of the claxon type.| families of Nort] i which also was used for advance notice | oo ¢s Of North Carolina, appeared | of & gas attack, however, will be con | MOTe nervous yesterday as his second tinued as part of the regular equip- ! trial on a manslaughter charge grow- 1aent. ing out of an automobile accident got ‘The action of the War Department | under way in Old Bailey. He seru- | in_discontinuing the use of ‘the rattles tinjzed ciosely each of the 11 men and 1 ——e e From Chest. Good-Will Tour. Inspect Sunday 4407 16th St. N.W. Reduced $15,000.00 e Cool, Comfortable Dentistry Offices nscientions advice of an well ac the Welfare and relief work | plane was made; Mrs. David Lum, Mrs. | | Ida Brumer, and Denny Williams and ‘Warren Wheeler, the boys who bulit the model ship. | Pan-American Speaker. | At the closing exercises of the school | Friday night, Edward Simoni of the | Pan-Ameriean Union staff stressed the value of exchanges of ideas between the young people of the Americas in the romotion of international understand- | ng and peace. He also laid emphasis upon the impdrtance of aviation in Latin America, “To get world peace,"” said Mr. Simonl, | “we must get people to understand that | Veterans register in the usual fash- | 1on. erences and the tvpe of work for which 3 they are best suited, although no fee is | 4 TN 1 | required of them. A prospective em- | u $ plover then is supplied with the names of sev men capable of filling the | position The employment bureau is only one | of the developments in co-ordinated re- | licf work for veterans, made possible by | 1he increased budget granted the Legion | by the Community Chest, Mr. Imive | has explained. | Other phases of the work range.from | the payment of fare home for the for- mer service man who, baving reached mf‘er L Listf: Buman os we t 1 | ‘Washington through some means of his 5 ! |l | | Mid-Summer Clearance of 400 Washable Silk Dresses $5.90 A clearance sale that offers unlimited chances to freshen up Summer clothes at a real saving' These are every one reduced from better dresses —firm silk crepes, white and pastels, that may be washed; also prints and georgettes; dresses for every occasion, in a complete size range from 14 to 80. This is your OPPORTUNITY! own, finds himself without funds, to SAVE MONEY ON STORAGE giving help to entire families of veter- | i ' o | ! ans who have become involvad in finan- | N v H & . ; ¢ial difficulty through ill health or other | 8 § 5 sl N | t o | ; § § F1RE-PROOF | ompee—— : - Sl WITORAGE from its offics in the Transportation | » . e i Building include the helping of w! ! o A or other beneficiaries to obtain ance, furnishing bonds for men who e o M ange TReaniiners Te'Gre <1 Gur Mans Siniino Fearurer Ne Charge for Extracting When Other Work Ts Being Done 5 AN ) LONG DISTANCE MOVERS | AGENTS ALLIED VAN LINE | RUGS DUSTED OR CLEANED | Here is what the new Waldorf-Astoria Hotel, New York City, will look like i;a;:‘ l;m‘sv,. (helr] papers on which they | when it is completed, according to plans filed by Schultze & Wea the archi- cngineer loans upon their com- | tects. It will cost $40,000, and will be 638 feet high. Compared with the old ! Jensation certificates and making small | Waldort it is Hke a giant. There will be 43 floors above the ground level, and | CRATE AND PACK BY EXPERTS ans to veterans. All these are co- 200 rooms. vill be situated In the block bordered by Lexington | ordinated under one, hendatarien U e O 1313 U ST. PHONE NORTH 3343 PEERLESS FURNITURE CO. Celebrating Our Birthday with a most extraordinary group of specials th ANNIVERSARY SALE Values that will prove a sensation! A CELEBRATION OF VALUES! We are geing to make it worth your while to come down to our store tomorrow and all this week! We want you to see our store as it is today — EXACTLY THREE TIMES THE SIZE IT WAS WHEN WE OPENED OUR DOORS SIX YEARS AGO — and with exactly four times the assortments of GOOD FURNITURE from which to select. We are proud of our growth and want to “show ourselves off” to our many hundreds of pstrons and friends. 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