The Washington times., 1922-11-13
PROGRAM FOR
CANCER DRIVE
MADE PUBLIC
"A Message Of Hope" to Be
Keynote-Many Public Meet
ings to Be Held.

"A Message of Hope" the slogan
adopted by the control OF cancer
committee, will be the keynote OF
addresses during the cancer cam
paign this week before various
civic, fraternal, and social organiza-
tions. the public schools. and Gov
ernment departments.
Every radio station in Washing
ton will broadcast message as II
is delivered by some member OF the
District Medical Society. Today
DIR. James A. Cannon spoke before
the members of the Board Of Trade
and yesterday special sermons were
delivered from nearly every pulpit
in the city. The program for the
week follows:
Keith's Theater, noon tomorrow.
Sir Auckland Geddes, British am
bassador: DR.. Wilfred M. Barton;
Wednesday, the Rev. Jason NODE
Pierce, DIR. John w. Warner; Thurs
day, the Rev. James E: Freeman,
DR.. l.. II. Reichelderfer; Friday, the
Rev. U. s. G. Pierce, DR.. j. A. Can
non; Saturday. the Rev. J. b. cree
don, Surgeon General Ireland. NOV
ing pictures will be shown following
the addresses.
Clubs to Hear Addresses.
Tomorrow the members Of the
Chamber of Commerce and the City
Club will be addressed by DR.. John
w. Warner and DIR. Harvey Wiley.
On Wednesday, DIR. K. A. Merritt
will address the Lions Club and DR..
]. Ernest Mitchell the Optimist Club.
The Kiwapis. the Civitan, and the
Cosmopolitan Clubs on wednesday
will be addressed, respectively. by
DR.. Howard p. Kane. DIR. Grant
Barnhardt, and DR.. Albert Carrico.
DR.. Y. p. Davidson will address
the Eastern High School tomorrow.
On Wednesday DR.. c. August Simp-
son will speak at Western High
School; Dr. =. w. Boswell at Busi-
ness High. and DR.. II. II. Hazen at
Mckinley High. DIR. M. Darcy
Magee will address the students OF
Central High on Thursday. and DIR.
r. A. Hooe will speak to the stu.
dents at Junior High on Friday.
Wednesday night the District
Medical Society will hold SYM
postum on cancer in the Medical So.
ciety Building, 1913 M street north
west. At the same place Thursday
night there will be a meeting OF the
Womens City Club. On Friday
night the League Of Nursing Educa-
ton will hold a meeting.
Meetings for the members OF the
various women organizations will be
held at the home Of Mrs. Joseph
Letter, In Dupont Circle, every after
noon, excepting Saturday.
Other Meetings for Week.
All branches of the Y. NJ. c. A.
and the Y. w. c. A. will take part
in the campaign and will hold cancer
control meetings. Other meetings for
the week are:
Monday-Piney Branch Citizens
Association, Congress Heights Citi.
zens' Association. Tuesday-Wom
ems Alliance, Park View Citizens
Association. Wednesday - Mothers
Club, Chevy Chase Womens Club.
Citizens Association, Chevy Chase
Citizens Association. South Wash.
ington; National Park Seminary.
Thursday - Citizens Association,
Cleveland Park; Central Citizens
Association.
Meetings are to be held in all
the colored churches, schools, and
lodge rooms, and moving pictures
Of cancer control will be shown in
all the colored moving picture
houses. DIR. w. A. Warfield Ia
chairman OF the committee for the
colored District Of Columbia com.
mittee, and Is assisted by the Rev.
w. e. Wiseman, the Rev. NJ. w. d.
Norman, the Rev. J. w. Howard,
the Rev. l.. A. Carter, DR.. e. d.
Willison, DR.. d. l.. Carson, DR.. T.
E. Jones, DIR. l.. E. Brown, DIR.
Willis Jones, DR.. c. A. Tignor, DR..
c. A. A.~Brook. DIR. Sumner wormley,
Garnet c. Wilkinson. J. c. Bruce,
w. K. Cobb, J. c. Nall, Eugene
Brooks, w. H. Haynes. T. c. Carter,
o. A. williams, Jesse II. Mitchell.
Miss M. McAdoo. Miss Hattie Shadd,
Miss L. Washington, and Mrs. 8.
Boyce.