Evening Star Newspaper, March 23, 1930, Page 12

A—12 « THE SUNDAY STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C., MARCH 1930—PART _ONF. _ CHURGHES TILIZE RELGIOLS SURVEY Washington to Have Share in | Campaign to Advance Work of Evangelism. With the completion last Friday of | the city-wide religious survey, the [ DANIELS VISITS OFFICE. Chats With Men Who Served With Him. Jesephus Daniels, war-time Secretary of the Nevy, went to the Navy Depart- ment yesterday to visit his old haunts. Some of the older officers who served with him recognized the erstwhile cab- inet officer and those whom he knows personally chatted with him over old times, Mr. Danlels has been interested in ex- | amining some of the old files in the department with which he 1s ac- quainted. but the nature of this in- vestigation was not made public. 'TWO SONS OF HOOVER | HERE OVER WEEK END| | Herbert, Jr., and Allan Visit Par- ents First Time Together Since Inanguration. | | President and Mrs. Hoover are to | have their two sons with them at the White House over the week end. Thi will be the first time that Herbert | ¥r., and Allan Hoover have visited their | parents at the same time at the Whit ZCONVENIENT CREDIT churches of Washington are now look- | R ing forward and completing plans for the second part of the program under Dr. A. Earl Kernahan, national church organizer, which is the “visitation evangelism campaign.” beginning Sun- day, March 30, and continuing until April 11, Dr. Kernahan will arrive from Chi- cago to open the campaign and will be heard on the radio here next Sat- urday night on the subject of the Na- tion-wide evangelism campaign and particularly with regard to the move ment in Washington. More than 125 are engaged in the plans for visitations in Washington | homes, and for this second campaign | Table Walnut - ve. Sturdy r tep. con- structed base. the city is again divided into districts, |\ each containing co-operating churches of various denominations. | Enlistment and Instruction. N This week will be known as “enlist- ment_week” in these churches and it s hoped that 10,000 men and women will be enrolled to id in making the visi- tations, Next Sunday there will be an “instruction” meeting of workers in Constitution Hall at 3:30 p.m., which Dr. Kernahan will address. In addition, the civic committee headed by William Knowles Cooper has arranged speaking engagements for Dr. Kernahan at civic clubs. He will also speak Sunday morning, March 30, at Columbia Heights Christian Church’ The South Washington district has its headquarters at Metropolitan Pres- byterian Church and Rev. Freeley Rohrer is again chairmen of the dis- trict. Central Washington gistrict has headquarters _ at _ Calvary Baptist Church, with Rev. W. A. Lambeth, pas- tor of Mount Vernon Place Methodist Church, as chairman. North central Washingion district has headguarters at National Memorial Baptist Church, with Rev. J. J. Rives, pastor of Francis Asbury M. E. Church, as chairma North Washington dis- trict idquarters at Hamline Methodist Church, with Rev. Chesteen Smith as chairman. Northeast Wash- ington district has headquarters at Ep- worth Methodist Church, with Rev. Kyle Booth, pastor of Ingram Memorial Congregaional Church, as chairman. ‘West Washington district has head- quarters at the Church of the Pilgrims, with Rev. A. C. Bird as chairman. Various Districts. ‘The other districts for the visitation eampaign sre as follows: Cleveland Park district headquarters, Wesley Methodist Church; chairman, Rev. F. C. Reynolds. Eckington-Brookland dis- trict headquarters, United Brethren Church; chairman, Rev. O. O. Dietz. Anacostia district headquarters, Ana- costia M. E. Church; chairman, Rev. Freeley Rohrer. Virginia district head- Central Methodist Church, chairman, Rev. Perry Sliver Spring district headquarters, Hamline M. E. Church; chairman, Rev. Chesteen Smith. Mount Rainier, dis- trict headquarters, United Brethren Church; chairman, Rev. O. O. Dietz. NAIL POLISH INVENTOR SEEKS PATENT IN COURT Declares Rejection of New Method by Commissioner Denies Boon to Manicurists of Country. Intimating that the manicurists of the country are bing denied a boon by the action of Thomas E. Robertson, commissioner of patents, in refusin to firmt him a patent for a liquid nail polish, Arthur D. Baker of Bronxville, N. Y., yesterday applied to the District Supreme Court for an order on the commissioner directing the issuance of the patent. Baker informs the court that the commissioner rejected his patent on the basis that liguid nail polish is cove ed by one British patent and two Ame can patents. His invention, Baker serts, contains improvements, binations, and methods not now in use. He is represented by Attorneys Robert 8. Allyn and Conway P. Coe. | CURRENT IN RADIO WAVES | KILLS RABBIT’S DISEASE |} Tests by Medical College lhowl That Treatment Prevents Appearance. ALBANY, N. Y. (#).—Radio waves have been employed at Albany Medical College of Unfon University to protect rabbits against an infectious disease. The rabbits were placed between two electrodes generating short radio waves, In 30 minutes the current induced fever ranging from 106 to 108 Fahrenheit. Inoculated with an infectious disease, they were given this radio treatment three times a week for seven weeks. C. M. Carpenter and R. A. Boak, of ! the medical college, report to the So- ciety of American Bacteriologists that these rabbits, with one exception, de- veloped no trace of the disease, although another group of rabbits, also inocul: ed. but not exposed to the radio, had ; the disease. Long Hair Again at 78. Seventy-eight-year-old Anna Csillag of Vienna believes in keeping up with the styles, so is letting her famous hair grow long again. Four years ago she abandoned her six-foot tresses, which had made her famous for half a cen- tury, for the bob. Recently she decided that lengthy hair was again in atyle, and now her locks are already three feet long. Young Viennese women are following her example and many have ha hinj st_to_the shoulder. PIMPLES AND BLACKHEADS On Face. ltched Badly. Healed by Cuticura. My trouble began with pun,;_lu and blackheads on my face. The pimples were hard, large and red and were scattered. They caused sore eruptions which itched badly, and my face was very much dis- figured. The trouble lasted for five months. ‘1 had the trouble three months 'when 1 resd an advertisement for Cuticura Soap and Ointment and sent for a free sample. I could see an improvement after using it 8o purchased more and in less than three months my face was com- letely healed.”” (S8igned) Miss Ruth ielebski, 1180-3th Ave., Milwau- kee, Wis., Feb. 13, 1920. Cuticura Soap, Ointmentand Tal- cum are ideal for daily toilet use and e, Taleam 26¢. Sold <>0<0 3-Pc. Metal Bed Consists of full-size white <>00 Outfit, enamel bed. $13.95 Comfortable link spring: green enamel, will not rust; reversible cotton mattress. Extra low price for this sale. Coswell Chair Upholstered in ve- lour. Loose spring filled cushion; rever- sible. 16 95¢ Down 10-Pc. Dining Room Suite With Easter just around the corner you sure want a new 4 value before you buy. o0 low and terms so easy during this sale. dining room suite. See thi Priced ¥139 10-Pc. Dining Room Suite Constructed of genuine walnut veneer. Wil give years § 89.00 of real service. At this price you sure can afford one M\lm,’ wdllf L | row night. House since their father's inauguration. | Allan, the younger of the sons, who | is taking a course in business admin- istration at Harvard, arrived in Wach- ington last night to remain until tomor- Herbert, who is a radio engineer and vice president of the Western Airways Express, has been staying at the fishing camp at Catoctin Purnace, near Frederick, Md.. belonging to Lawrence Richey, one of the Presi- dent’s secretaries, for more than a week. He will return to Washington this aft- ernoon to remain until Monday. He has been engaged in some research work preparatory to writing a series of articles and went to Mr. Richey's camp where he could be alone and uninter- ruped until he completed his task It is thought likely that President d M Hoover and their two sons will go for a motor ride late this after- noon. This depends, however, upon the success of the President In’ disposing of the business before him in time to get away from his office. The next week end will find the Presi- dent and Mrs. Hoover and a party of friends enjoying the beauties of ap- | proaching Spring at the fishing camp on the Rapidan River in Ridge Mountains of Virginia. Eight Communists Sentenced. BELGRADE, Jugosiavia, March 22 (#)—The trial of 21 Communists under the defense of the realm act was con- cluded today. Thirteen of the prisoners were acquitted, while the remainder received sentences ranging from one to ten years at hard labor. the Biue Remodeling SALE ||TALIANS FORM CLUB | TO ENCOURAGE CITIZENS Membership in Lido Organization Is Limited to 100 Men—Local Celebrations Are Planned. Prominent Washington Italians have organized the Lido Civic Club, one of whose objects is to_encourage members and other local Itallans to become American citizens Membership is limited to 100 men, all of whom must either be citizens or declarants. Thirty persons have or- ganized the club as charter members. F. Cuniberti was elected honorary This is the last week of this great sale. You will find extra special bargains in furniture now. Every odd suite or odd piece has been reduced to rock bottom prices. during this sale perfect. We guarantee every t now offered even at these low prices. FOUR FLOORS FILLED with Simply Astound- ing Bargains! Come in and Look Around NOW! O OO AKX U QLK 5 (XY SOOI O ORDIEKX X, e ROOOO 4 ’t &) 'y a2 ‘ . > XS FAII N, P O .b aTa%atat ”, B S ¢ > D5 5 " K ', o % J 300 IS = '"'m KIRXISO Ox & ROttt QOO0 bV ’, “0‘:’:‘:“ R ) ) AR OGRS ‘4:.\;‘.’»2.2.".~2§JA~2 to’ pow o (] gl O Lt O ) 6 .:‘:‘}n‘:\."“‘“ K RRRRGKRLX o & o SR AANRIIOROSOO0 x X hing bought Same liberal credit terms Wi - \/ R | A % 445 b ] 2 ’l 3 Interesting Pieces Sofa and TWO Chairs Upholstered in velour, loose re- versible spring filled cushions, deep spring underconstruction to add to its comfort and wearing quality. Prices are now at rock bottom..... Allowance For Your Old Refrigerator Top-Icer Style Ay R LITRT (AL 1G5 president with Gregory Cipriani, presi- | dent. Other officers are Ugo J. A, | Carusi, first vice president: Anthony | D. Zeni, second vice president: Raphael | N. ‘Manganaro, treasurer: Donato Bi- anchi, secretary; sergeant-at-arms, | reorter The Lido Club will render aid to | Italians who are strangers in the city | | and entertain prominent Italians who | visit this country, besides promoting | social gatherings among members. Explains London's Street Names. The London county council has just published a city directory. It gives the names of 17,660 streets, describes the position of all the large blocks of dwelling houses.. indicates localities, 77777 HOME OF VALUESZZZ7% 2 postal districts, delivaty office numbery metropolitan and parliamentary bon | and numbering_since 1856. O e " reanC: | of the mew edition is the addition "I notes on the origins of names given recent years. | oughs, electoral divisions, and brin, {up to date all changes in u!r:!.'n-tm eatu BumsteadSWunnSymn “To children an directions are | W c. End Table Mahogany Finish 5-Pc. Unfinished Breakfast Room Suite Includes four well made chairs and drop-leaf Bolted constructed legs. table. 7 RN XA SR Refrigerators at Special Prices 3.Door Style Refrigerator Guaranteed _gooc fee saver. shelves. One shelf, hard wood case, nickel trimming. Closely woven Loose cushion ..... $7.95 3-Pc. Davenport Suite Opens up to full size bed. Up- holstered in velour. filled cushions Loose spring- Metal Baby Crib Ivory finish. Com- plete with comfortable 37.95 spring save money. Metal Day Bed Opens up to full size bed. Mattveiss coverediin §l7 95 sl = ) fi 3 i 1) Cretonne il spring seat 9x12 Felt-Base Rugs the For Dining $98.00 “You’ll Always Do Better Here” Corner 8th and E Sts. N.W. 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