Evening Star Newspaper, October 14, 1931, Page 22

B—6 PROBATION REPORT HELD VALUABLE Charles Evans Hughes, Jr., Praises Findings of Wicker- sham Commission. By the Associated Press NEW YOR: tober 14.—Charles Evans Hughes, jr., pre: tional Probation | day characterized as > most luable Teports on the subiect ever ountry” the Teport on tly completed by the on law ob- ham mmn work of extendir bation in the U “This report,” rectors' meetil that no man institution until it mined that he is probation. To thi every effort be mad powers of courts in He added that were “the identic: ciation, since it ago, has been secl effect.” “There are in the United S day 14 States without th <e | to permit more time for preparations. States should m service. In ro system developed State-wide basis.” FIRE DAMAGES MUSEUM | ‘Antient Arms Display That In- spired Longfellow Is Saved. on a and small arms, cor finest in the world, GLIDER CONTEST PUT OFF Inten\ahon‘\l Mrvtmg at Honolulu Is Postponed One Month. HONOLULU, October 14 ( T! nternational glider contest, Wi w “Proof” Observer WILL “SIT IN” FOR U. 8. AT GENEVA CONFERENCE. PRENTISS GILBERT, general at Geneva, nt the United States or at the five-power con- J eting at Geneva in an rt to settle the Chinese-Japanese | pute which has lead to armed inva- | of Manchuria by the Japs. It be nocessary, however, to obtain unanimons consent of the other powers before Mr. Gilbert can sit in at the negotiations. —Underwood Photo. to have been held here late this month, was postponed vesterday for one month The local commitiee cabled the Na- vellow—complexion | pallid—tongue wntcd—-flypeme poor | —you have a bad taste in your mouth —a lazy, no-good feeling—you should Olive Tablets. Edwards Olive Tablets—a sub- for calomel—were prepared Dr. Edwards after 20 years of (Hne Tablets are a purely vege-| compound. Know them by thzir olive color. To have a clear, pink skin, bright s, no pimples, a feeling of buoy- ildhood days, you must Dr. Edwards ()Ine Tablets act on the liver and bowels like calomel— | yet have no dangerous after efiect: They start the bile nd help o\er note the pleasing results. Millions o( boxes sold yearly. 15c, 30c, 60c. | of our claim of under- g—we offer three specials that tely give the most for your . many more at our store. HERE’S WHAT YOU GET FOR THE EVENING VISITING NURSES' WORK INCREASING Total Patients for Summer 26 Per Cent Higher Than in 1930. A marked increase in the work of the Instructive Visiting Nurse Society during the quarter ending last Septem- | ber was reported at the first Fall meet- ing of the Board of Governors yester- day at headquarters office, 810" Albee Building. Mrs. Whitman Cross, prvsh, dent, presided. According to the report of the four Summer months, 7,654 patients were or: the rolls of the soclety, an increase of 1,563 patients or 26 per cent over the | number carried in the same month last ' year. A total of 49,285 visits were made | by the staff. This is an increase of 10,067 visits over the same length of time in 1930. The work of the society for these TAR, WASHINGTON, samo months showed a decrease of 23 per eent in full-pay pluenu an in. 14 per cent in patients I 1o e o Iaustis policies and an increase of 4.2 on patients paying in part !or thelr care, and an increase of 40.4 per cent in indigent or free patients over the Summer months of 1930. ‘The budget for 1932 was next pre- sented to the board for discussion and action previous to its presentation to the Budget Committee of the Com- munity Chest. Walter Bruce Howe, formerly of the Advisory Committee, was unanimously elected to the board of managers. Other new members present lncluded Mrs. Harlan F. Stone, Lloyd B. son and J. Miller Kenyon. The treasurer's report for September was given by Ord Preston, assistant | treasurer. Mrs. John M. Sternhagen, chairman of the Publicity Committee, reported for that committee. Cemmittee Is Called. Mrs. Charles F. Wilson reported there was immediate need of a meeting of the Surgical Dressing Committee in order to meet the requirements of the | staff. Those present at the meeting were Mrs. Cross, Mrs. J. Davis Brodhead, Mrs. Charles B. Crawford, Mrs. Charles Glover, jr.; Miss Janet B. Houtz, Mr and Mrs. R. M. Kauffmann, George R. Lockwood, Mrs. George E ERE IN WASHINGTON and vicinity many people have papers that are as important as money: property deeds, investment securities, contracts, agreements, certificates—representing many, many thou- sands of dollars. For these valuables, the Union Trust's Safe Deposit Vault affords the utmost in protec- tion. 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