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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-05-06
"sLUE SKY LAW" ADVERTISE.
MENT

Application having been made to the
Banking Department by the following
named persons to be registered as a
Dealer in Securities under the provi-
sions of Chap. 144, Sec. 123-135. inclu-
sive, of the Public Laws of 1928. legal
notice is hereby given and any person
may, within two weeks from the date
of this publication file objection TO the
proposed registration. with the Bank
ing Department.
Name Business Address
r. A. DAILY & Co.,
Inc, so Congress Street,
Boston, Mass.
FRED. F. LAWRENCE,
Bank Commissioner.
Augusta, Maine, May 5, 1924.
may6d1t
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-05-06

visible supply total was less than ex-
pected. On the other hand, shipping
cut of some wheat taken in on May
contracts here helped to restore the up
ward slant of values, as so, too, did TO-
$4,000 bushels decrease of the Cana
dian visible supply.
Corn and oats were governed mainly
by the action of wheat. Ideal weather
for corn planting was Offset by lib
eral decrease of the visible supply of
corn. Heavy receipts Of hogs tended
to weaken provisions.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-05-06
Bankrupt's Petition for Discharge

Ellen N"G TsSS2dS,. In Bankruptcy.
To the Honorable John A. Peters,
Judge of the District Court of the
United States for the District Of
Maine.
Ellen MacDougall Of Augusta, in
the County of Kennebec and State of
Maine, in said District. respectfully
represents. that on the 22nd day of
September. 1929, she was duly adj
judged bankrupt under the Acts of
Congress relating to bankruptcy; that
she has duly surrendered all her prop
erty and rights of property. and has
fully complied with all the require
ments of said Acts and of the orders
of Court touching her bankruptcy.
Wherefore she prays that she may be
decreed by the Court to have a full dis
charge from all debts provable against
her estate under said Bankruptcy Acts,
except such debts IS are excepted by
law from such discharge.
Dated this cath day of April, A. D.
1924.
ELLEN MacDOUGALL,
BankruDt,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-05-06

Saturday the ladies' branch of the
farm bureau met at the municipal
courtroom and held a fireless cooker
meeting. There were abuot Is pres
ent. One double and two single
cookers were made. A picnic dinner
with hot coffee was enjoyed at noon.
The fircless cooker committee is
composed of Mrs. Sumner Ellis,
chairman. Mrs. William Wescott and
Mrs p. G.. White.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-05-06
Funeral of Mrs. York

The funeral service for Mrs. Penn
ella Quihby York, who died in Port
land Sunday morning. will be held
this Tuesday forenoon at lilo
o'clock at the home OF her son and
wife. Mr.. and Mrs. Bert A. Nichols.
at 10 Cedar street. The service will
be conducted by Rev. Herbert l..
Nichols, pastor of the Centenary Me-
thodist church of which she was a
member.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-05-06
Rob Cornish store

Thieves looted the store Of Small
Bros. of 1ewelry and other goods to
the value of $500 last Saturday night
as was discovered when Fred G.
Small, owner, opened the establisha
ment Sunday morning Mt Cornish.
Entrance was affected hv prylng up
a show window with a lumbermau'aI
iron dog. found nearby
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-05-06
skowheean High vs Good Will

The sophomore baseball team. con-
sisting of X. St. Ledger. captain, II.
Drawn, manager, l.. Foster. l.. Parks,
J. Dionne, Fl. Snow. A. Mills, l..
Strickland. A. Gilblair, +. Burrill and
l., Meader, played against the Good
viii team Saturday, May 8, at the
Fairview park. The game was won
by the Skowhegan team with score
of ~ to IL,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-05-06
Chicago Produce Market

Chicago, May 3.
The German election results and talk
OF enlarged German credit facilities In
the United States were among the rea-
sons given to explain wheat price up
turns which took place today. The
SATURDAYS finish to half cent hiEher
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-05-06
completes DUTY AS urand master

On Monday night Harry A. Dins-
more, grand master of the grand
council of Maine. completed his du-
ties as inspecting officer when he
made an official visitation at Alpha
council at Hallowell. Mr.. Dinsmore
has held the offices Of grand master
Of the grand council the past year.
He had the pleasure and privilege OF
establishing the Central council at
Dover-Foxcroft, which is working
under dspensation. During the
three years that he has been inspect
ing officer, Mr.. Dinsmore has visited
the Is councils in the state, also the
council at Dover F'oxcroft. He has
made two visitations for Deputy
Grand Master Arthur Littlefield OF
Rockland. who Is in Florida because
of i'll health.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-05-06
Total stock sales ss1 500 shares.
New York Money Market

New YORK. May D.
Foreign exchange irregular.
Great Britain. demand 4.3S 5-16, Ca
Ges +3s 9-16. 60-day bills on banks
ts6 lie.
Italy. demand ASA, cables 4.49.
. Belgium. demand gar. cables t.2S.
Germany. demand. per trillion, .s3s.
Holland, demand 37.39.
Norway. demand 1885,.
Sweden. demand 26.42.
Denmark. demand 1891.
Evening star., 1924-06-19
Sstnaer Rigs Greatly Redue<d
Fer Cteafanee Toaaoerow

3 ImpoKted Aush RQek ias94
for hIeaEf91t room Or spR
p9xAors SI1 size
W.te =" ssea; S2A.E
) inpaezs1 Ra.i aa,H syaA
wsl. 80 eaeh; S1M
xsIix TaSaae;::s a;:s
$a.75 each; nov. FF~
l ax12 Nns Quality WerstsA
Wilton Bug. Wss slst; SIS
his Gead i aasi,tx lxn.n-
s.sE Re< Was wse; SIS
isx15 Hi.H-ssl11 wcsl VII
tor Hae ~sssHss; AA.E
1134liS Ht1i=fra4a ssaa-
fess xImt1S{ef Ra<. A1K
Was $e3.76: noW.... "SSSS
Il Imported DooF Mats. q *
WAee $Ie9 e4Aa; nav sSseS
7 Oriental Rugs, average
S53.75.
R4s sectiaa, Mxth 1aar.
Evening star., 1924-06-19
Kitchen Furniture
Greatly Reduced

Slightly imperfect. damaged
or shopworn-
1 Porcelain-top Kite hen
table, with l drawer; 81 *
size 25x40. Special Y|~~
2 White Enameled Kitchen
Stools: Were 's'2S S1.95
1 42-in. Unfinished Gate-leg
Table. Was ss.7s; S6.95
now .............
1 36-in. Unfinished Breakfast
Table w as $3.50; $6.95
now
2 II d o . !" Wster-poWer
W q h / n g Machines T10
Were 1880 each; now Wv
Housewares Ssetion. Fifth 1ook.
Evening star., 1924-06-19
lee Tea Tumbers
Special, 75c Dozen

10 dozen Colonial Glass Ice
Tea Tumblers.
Is quart-size Glass
Water Pitchers. Spe- 1Se
oial, each. ch......-......
10 Glass Fruit Sets, bowl and
s side dishes. Special, 1Sc
sGiass sugar and
Cream Sets Special 16e
Glass Grape juice Sets,
covered jug and s tum- 81
blerx- Special, set. W
SO Thin Blown Tumhlers,
dainty etched design. IN
Special, each. h..r.......- ~
s dozen Thin Blown Table
Plumbers dainty cut
border design. Special. o5e
ID Giass leo Tea Sets. COW
cred jug. 6 glasses and
coaxtarx; crystal and blue.
spseisl set of Il SOS
10 Glass Water Sets, jug
with colored handle and 6
thts ,s, blown tumbierA $1.95
10 Glass Water Sets, light
cut design; Jug and s thin
blown tumhierS Spe- 81 En
eial, SET: &>~S
Glassware Section. Fifth 8oer.
Evening star., 1924-06-19
Lix1e Blooners, Csc
3 Pairs for 81

women's jersey knit, fine
Isle bloomers, in pink; soiled
and. the rubber Is weak in
waist and knee; sizes 4, s,
6, Z.
SO pairs Women's Athletic
Combination Suits, cross
barred nainsook with strap
of Jame; bodice style; pink
and white; sizes 36 to TX
4S. We're 81 each; now ~
Knit Underwear Section. Third
floor.
Evening star., 1924-06-19
Silk Envelope
6enise. S1.95

Were So. 81 Grape de Chine
Envelope Chemise, tailored
and lace trimmed; strap
style; flesh, peach and orchid.
Sizes 36 to A.
IL Crepe de- Chine Tailored
Gowns, square neck, sIeAvs-
less; sizes Is and IL. - OK
Were IS eachs now. f
5 French Straight Chemise,
daintilY hand Embroidered;
sizes Sc and 80. Were Ff06
81 each; now-...... Te$S
Z French C8misoles, solid
and eyelat embroidered;
sizes SO q a d 80.
Gre atty reduced $1.A5
each >-~>.s~..-.-...
Handmade UAd91sar Seetea.
Third door.
Evening star., 1924-06-19
Preserving Kettles
Soc: Were CSC

10 SGT Aluminium Preserv-
ing Kettles
White Enameled Roli-tep
Bread Boxes; slightly i'm
perfect. Radically re- 95r
duced, each. h.-.......
3 White Enameled Bath
Stools; slightly i'm
perfect. Were $l.65 9Sr
each; now.
8 White Enameled Tin Foot
bath Tu b s.; shop
worn. Were s2.Ss S125
each; now.
/ Infants White Enameled
Tin Bathtub; large size:
slightly shopwern. S32S
was, ss.5s; now. pS+
500 rolls Toilet Tissue; good
Quality; 1.eeo-sheet CSC
rolls; special, doZ.
Housewares Section. Fifth hoor.
Evening star., 1924-06-19
Ganaes Refused

S Ghinaxe G4nss, eemn3sts
with racks; boxes. s!iAuy
damaged. Were 41e 47aA
each; nov. "S
5 Nah Jongg Games. in per-
fset condition. Were 81 K
$11.Se each; new. -. NIS
80 Ball TsrEat Games, slight
ly imperfect GhAstly Ak
reducsd, each
10 F1eAefT Gloxe& az
Greatly reAuosd eafhs ~
~ Se<4tsa, Ksuth 1sne.
Evening star., 1924-06-19
Porch Divans, $3.50

Were $4S.5O. 2 divans, /
khaki, one gray; adjustable
back; best cotton stuffed
mattress; floor samples.
/ Couch Hammock, mill
green; adjustable back; COM
plete with chains to hang on
stand; slightly dam
aged. Was S3o.75; T1tE
Q CollapSible Lawn Sun
shades, suitable for tennis
court or beach Were 81 *
SIS each. now.-. FS>1~
l Umbrella Tent, green and
white stripes, with curtains
was Sss.5o; now. 4Io.4o
Hammock Section. Fourth noor.
Evening star., 1924-06-19
Misses Knitted
Frociks, $l4.75
Were $3.50

z imported Swiss frockx;
Rayon (artidcial silk), with
hand-crocheted collar and
cuffs; rose, Jade and orchid
sizes Is and IL.
s Women's Boucelette Knit
Suits, 2-piece models: blue,
tan, gray, brown; sizes 3s,
81. ~, ~. Wsss kis S7S
each; nov.-.s--.. ~
spertsvesr seetisa. 1At.1 Aaae
Evening star., 1924-06-19
Woodthrop Corsets
$3.50

Were SIS. 5 Corsets of all
silk and fine brocade; low-top
models; sizes %. "a. Is. 81.
90 Girdles and Garter Bras
sieres; the girdles hip con-
finers of part-elaStic. mostly
small sizes; garter brA8sieTes
of broche. Broken lot, odd
sizes: some sligh tly
soiled. Radically re- az
duced. each. h...-....--.
12 All-elastic and Part-elastic
Girdles, Of surgical webbing
with section of satin stripe
material; sizes Is, 2s,
IS. Greatly reduced $50
eaCQ
Comet Section. Third door.
Evening star., 1924-06-19
Hsviland China
SpeeiAlH Priced

Deeesa4ad HayilaQd China at
pseaA 1sv Sraaass
6 Dtnner Fl%tAA 69S- E6e
eial. eacA::..=....,.s, ~
: a. =: '::.es. E'.... s.....,..!.:. ee.. @5e
s Sanes Pishss. ele- 3ke
ct&. eAcA.........:... ~
. S9EaF 4nA GsNaR - X
sst% Sleeial seksa 6As
! GAsserel& spsetal,.. ~
NAs ssettee, H4Q 4eaT.
Evening star., 1924-06-19
Netlseraus, S.

Were $40. 6 Nstheralls. de-
sirable summer g2rmAnts Of
silk Jersey, in pink, white or
orchid; sizes "a. - and 36.
10 Netheralls, orchid or white
silk, jersey tops, hip section
of fine madras or suAdins; /;
sizes 80. SO, 3e. Were - E0
IS each; now. --.....- @S
10 Silk Jersey BrassierAs, In
flesh; back fastening; elastic
gore in waist line; sixAs Sc.
"a, a. Radically re- 81 TX
duced, each. S~"~
Corset Section, Thind 1oor.
Evening star., 1924-06-19
Sports Skirts. $795

We're $40 and &1s. le sports
skirts; tub silks and tropical
worsteds, In wrap models;
tan, yellow and stripes
Skirt Sectios. Thir1 1oag.
Evening star., 1924-06-19
Silk Unbeellas
Snecial. S5A5

20 women'S 0oieysA 6iik Bn-
SrsHn. Srsila:; ss9P' 9 AZ nHgssas ~ 80: e.
assorted weod handles WITH
composition caps, tips AAd
ferruleS to match; hAnAlAs M
ishAd With leather side stSsps
or tAonGN
z Mans 34-in. Suk -aAA-eettAA
UmbrsIlAS: FTtAee Of WelAS
handles Of sSsAft&d WeeAA
trimmed With stAsiiAg stlSef; {;
ha ndIss slightlY
n.s,. m ms,rrsa: .u. Were Is 33~5
UmhssIls sSctiaa rhst AaaH.
Evening star., 1924-06-19
Crepe Kimonos, $2.s5
We're IS

so Japanese Cotton Crepe
Kimonos, embroidered in
contrasting shades. with ad-
Unstable belt, full cut and
good length; ce1ors: Copsn,
rose. light blue and lavender.
NexliEee Section. Third nesf.
Evening star., 1924-06-19
Decorated Poreslain
Dinnervare Reduced

u BtaasE PlstsA Were
46c eseh; new..-.....
II Breakfast Plates.
Were acc each: now.
az Tea PlAtss. Were
3Sc each; new, ........
/ Neat Dish Vas
3A; noy............
/ Mat Dish. WN u;
now .....s.....s
! sNRr HegL WM
Na6i n0W.r-.-sss ssss
: aAuee Rests WexA
$A,AAaA; aov,......
Z Snnx ReElA Great-
ly ps9pcsd. saA.-....
Z EGG cWe. Were N
s4eh; neY.......-..~
1s Fea F1atsA e4e-
eil, paA..-.........:
s waits and Gold
Chinl HstA& Special
each ....--...........
Oaiss seetios, IftA 1osf.
Evening star., 1924-06-19
Wonesl's Gloves
III Former Prices

40 prs. womsa's strap-Wrist
Fabric Gioves; cray, hseV1
and beaver; sissG N, s
and IN. We're 81 pr.; S0c
20 prs. Women's lS.ApttcA.
length fabric gloves. In beaver
and gray; sizes s y and TX
s. Were $l.So pr; nov
35 prs. Women's &-cla8p FAA:
ric Gloves. in mSStio Aad
white; sizes 5h. s. ~, S0c
7h. Were 81 pr: now.
IS prs. w o N ems 2-ciasN.
Fancy-top Silk Gloves in sH-
yer, pongee and beaver: st1SS
5h and s. Were 81 pr.; ST
now .-......-. ........s
Glove Section, HEst Aeor.
Evening star., 1924-06-19

{ 1914 Gfex AAGN ,
WeFe elkSA eAEh; 81 eS
rev s-s~.-.,... ..ss as
Z 3xl3 Fiber RunAsEk 9lixtt-
r Ssseh Wafe n saGk; ~
=" 3en xS41S.S
: axe HAeT RnaAeS4 sll4Atlx
aetisk WaEe Ike 1&
A&@i AeY.
8 lx1e Figured Gr4%S Aq4k
Vera S1Efs s@e6s 0~
!as ~ .lst':ss. s.ss: 81, a.b
I!sss:;''t:.:s. I!ss:' g. esta. s:.. ri; 'ns ss';Is 4
isesi,sse ,sseHki;;iisisas;' kss..sisss
Hapeh ApF. Wa4 tn X
A$.k; ,MAV. ......... *H"SS
E13S M9nkzourk Rpech
r u92sW ar Q G.E "a ~
e@chs RAW. .. - -.
ii4e Ax1, Es.lS each; weee
Evening star., 1924-06-19
Marquisette Curtains
Special. $1.1O Pair

Friday only, these neat,
checked marQuisette cur
tains at this very special
price. A very good quality.
we'll made and most desir-
able for the summer home.
White; 2A yards long; tie
backs included.
Curtain and Other Drapery
and Upholstery Furnishings
-crstonnes, madras, artifi-
cial silks, nets, voiles, mar
Quisettes, velours and vel
vets, in short lengths; also
odd lots of curtains. Now
reduced
1s to IL
Curtain Section, Fifth hoor.
Evening star., 1924-06-19
$3.50 to $40

II lightweight Wool Slip
on Cricket Sweaters, " neck ::
tight fitting bottom, with 2
color trimming around neck
and bottom; navy or black !;
sizes SO to A. Greatly Ct
reduced, each. ......... W
8 Light weight Wool Slip-on
eaters, V neck. With
trimming of contrasting co1-
ored Rayon (artificial silk) :;
tan with jade or black with
gray. Also three Black
Rayon (artificial silk) Slip
on Sweaters, round neck ;
fancy block weave; sizes 81
to 40. Radically re- G. OK
duced, each. ........ %'"@
Sweater Section, Third noor.
Evening star., 1924-06-19
0earanee Enghsh
Percsla&n Dasnssv

cd a'inss isssA e''s'' s'e''%'s''
IL piaasy FatsA- Wsrs a5c
(te NarA; AoV...".,'-
Is Rgaakfast PlataA 16c
WsEs tAe saeh; new. ~
1S Pie PiAtsA GFsatly lie
reduced. saAh. h....,....
Ii Rrsad aad Butter
Plates. Wsre See sacA; 10c
new ......-...
a. ceups eavp Hssss- 15c
Were See sseA; asv.. "
Z opsa vegstss!e
MSAs6 WsFa N N
eAEAi aeV........'.'
I Pseksi D3sANa. Wsrs Az
7Ic NacA; aew.
/ l3.iAsh Meat Dish. 9Sc
Was eLfk; noW......
/ Oval Covered Dish. 81 81
Wss -; neV.-......
/ Cevsrsd easserois. Sf.M
Waa -; aeV. VS.
/ eevessA 1uttaF Dish 81
We4 ~; AeW. v"
81 Tee Oupa sAA &saeefs.
WsFs see Tar CUP aAd Ac
s9pcNR; RAU..........
10 HauiNAn Eszpe ana Sau-
esrs Wst. % 5er SOC
cup sA4 cancer; poy., ~
/ Fast 4taAd SeNco
Beat w.. 's.7s; $50
1 Single Sauce Boat IKE
Vas tl.2s; noV.......
3 Cream Jugs. Were Axe
SIC each; now. "
Z Aewls- Were sea Axe
each; nav.
/ Cream JUS. Was 35e
TIC; now.
0bs Ssett0, Dissh asps.
Evening star., 1924-06-19
Knitted Sweater Suits
10 Former Prices

Il lightweight Wool or
Wool and Clos Mixed Slip
ons, with high collars; mar
row belts. with contrasting
color stripes around sweater
and skirt: or jacquette style.
fastening at the side. Collar
may be worn high OF low.
Gray and navy, tan and
brown, brown and tan, or
all brown; sizes 3S, 40, AZ.
Half former prices; now
Evening star., 1924-06-19
For Beginners in Golf
$50 Columbia Special Golf Gibbs
$50

Fine clubs for the beginner complete his with eheies
of brasse, driver, putter mashie.
Golf Bags with black trim Baog with adjustable hanls
ming and large pocket SITS and metal bottom See IS
Special, eseh....-... eial each.
sporing GoobS Fourth
Evening star., 1924-06-19
Tornorrow-Another Big Remnant Day Of Saving
Wcnasn's Hielaaes. $395

Wcasen's Hleaaaes. 1895
Wess 3kSS sAA 3GM ls liA-
RSSlA hlA9SoA In oololeA, Am-
tgetlSeeA xetlNs and white
valla9; lAeA ANA smhfeiAsry
d. - aad Il.
Z waite FtsYs Slssysiess
sisSS Il, al "a RaA- 81 *
isslly 1e4uesd. cash, N~~
10 1ett Rleeses, IN hFewn;
ssiasssl IN siG eaatysss-
tAG 4saAtai Hyae p
eAA -. hAAtNAH Sf.S
N6uesA. saeh. ......, *'~~
70 Blsek $40. UsifoIm
Waists, sissa ~, at, ~ -.
i and 50. Radically nc
HeAuSeA eAeh. wv
% HANDMADE 1Apoyt>@ Iuek-
IN HlOusAs. With smh1eideFsd
: 3aAets; very Soed to wear
VAh U1its On slsAvelsss
1satsrs; sana tsimAed IN
! View Sk7t And $t.7S A9S
: HAAA; new.
I,s~o sssttaA TsEt sssr.
Evening star., 1924-06-19
Wonen's Hips, $105

) Spsciai 50 dix Aad cotton
slips, hsmS4itcheA; bodice
tep. sslf-iinsA. hip hen: assh
and white
ss Trtee.Weaye Petticoats.
With deep FlestaA AouRs~s;
tea eysy, e'yS assy s.>r
AAxA ...,...'......
lSta4sass epe4iaa. Nise seaT.
Evening star., 1924-06-19
Fur chokers. SIS

Ware $3s.50. l jap ,Marten
and / Baum Marten.
l viatka Squirrel
Choker. Was SIS; H760
HO~
ias' !, Mink noS cho1sr. Was SIS
l Hudson Bay Sable
Choker. Was $10o; <6S
now ..-.s>-.
Fur Section, Third door.
Evening star., 1924-06-19

Curtain Section. Fifth noor.
Evening star., 1924-06-19
BOYS Fine B1ouses, $1.55

SS, Jul DSttSl SioNS,
OF in each style.
81 pairs Khaki knickers. of
goo d : wearing materials;
sizes 8 to II years. h6~
Special, pair. wv
18 Boys Flapper Suits, tan
and blue; sizes 4, 6, 8. 8, 10
years. Were s1,75 each; 95c
3 Tweed Topcoats, fine for
cool days and motoring; size
6 years. Greatly re- $3.95
20 Boys Wash Hats. white,
khaki and white with green
underbrim; sizes 6A, 6%,
6h, 6%, for boys 8 to 6
years. Greatly reduced, DC
each
, sizes 8. 4 and years. T1
Evening star., 1924-06-19
Infants Long Dresses, 95c; Were $1.95

e edge ruffle, the neck and
IL Infants Straw Hats, poke
shape, trimmed with satin
ribbon band and bow; red,
tan, blue and brown. Sizes
2 to 4 years. Were OK
S1.95 each; now.
Children's Satin and Taffeta
Silk Coats with turnover
collar and cuffs; trimming of
ruffies, sheering and feather
stitching; lined throughout
with white silk; brown,
copen and navy; sizes 4 and
5 years. Were $10 81 IN
each; now.
Evening star., 1924-06-22

Sizes for the average and stout figure. The
corsets are especially designed to bring out
the possibilities of large figures. Made of
sturdy coutis or fancy brocades. Some with
reinforced sections, elastic top or medium bust
models In white or pink. Non-Iacins models
for large hsgEes, combined with sections of
elastic.
Palais Roya-BarEain Basement.
Evening star., 1924-06-22

Every woman and girl in Wash
inSton may have medical attention
from specialists at the various clinics
under the auspices of the Woman's
Welfare Association at 1929 18th
street
There are five clinics, where for
the nominal fee of so cents, or free
IL the patient cannot afford that, any
woman or girl. who is suffering from
the ailments covered by these clinics
fmay have the attention of some of the
leading medical talent in Washington.
The various clinics are thyroid and
goiter, cancer control. hay fever and
asthma, dental, diabetic. and clinic
for mental hygiene and nervous dis
eases.
The thyroid and goiter clinic is a
new addition to the work OF the
Woman's Welfare Association, and is
the only one OF its kind established
in the District of Columbia. Under
the supervision of DR.. Macpherson
trichton and sponsored by Mrs
Charles W. Wetmore, Mrs William II.
King hnd Mrs. Harry ~ Rickly, the
new clinic has already served scores
of patients. This clinic is reid every
Thursday evening beginning at }
o'clock.
Hay Fever Clinic.
The hay fever and asthma clinic.
under the direction of Or. Harry
Bernton and sponsored by Mrs. Byrd
Robinson and Mrs. Charles WetmOrc,
was established in 1922 and has dealt
with many hundreds of cases. a
serum recognized 10y the medical pro-
feSSion has been developed at this
clinic and has afforded much relief tC
the sufererS from these maiadies.
One of the most interesting Of
these clinics is the one conducted by
Or. Tom Williams. assisted by DR..
ID. d. v. Sheart and DR.. L. X. Mc-
Kinney, for nervous diseases and
mental hygiene. This is sponsored by
Baroness Won Haike1, Mrs. James
Irwin Steel and Mrs. Mark Potter.
The clinic deals largely with those
persons dwelling under imaginary
fears and dislikes and to all types OF
mental delusions and nervous dis
orders.
Cancer Control Work.
The cancer control clinic has been
very active since its inception. It
is under the direction of DR.. True
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Best Medical Aduise for Women
Provided Here at FiUe Clinics
Attention Provided Sufferers From Golfer, Cancer,
Hay Feser, Mental Ailments and Also Dental
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man Able and is sponsored by Mrs.
A. l. Rheinstrom and Mrs Jerome
Clark. diabetic clinic is also main
tanned and insulin is administered.
This is under the direction of DIR.
Charles Easton and sponsored by
Mrs. Maynard Burrell and Mrs Fred
eric /. Cox. Miss Kathleen Johnson,
daughter of the rector of St Johns
Church, is assisting Dr. Tom Will
liamS.
from l until pm, under the diPec-
tion of DR.. Harry Kaplan. The clinic
is sponsored by Mrs Wesley Martin
Stoner. Mrs. W. X. Dennis and Mrs.
John s. Barbour. DR. kaplan is as
sisted by DR.. Morris Wolf, DR.. An
thony Miller, DR. NJ. NJ. HorowitZ, DR.
Wilford Johannessen and DIR. William
a. Colliton.
Dentrfsty Mt Cost
All types of dental work is done AT
the clinic and is done at cost Many
gifts of dental machinery and an
paratus and office equipment has
been donated. when the dental
clinic was formed Senator RovaI S,
Copeland sent the following appeal
to Washington dentists:
ITO the Dentists of Washington, d. C. /:
The Woman's Welfare Association
is organizing a free dental clinic to
be held at their home at 1922 11th
street west.
This appears to me to be a very
desirable undertaking and worthy of
success. Every progressive city is
locking after the teeth of its citizens
! thoroughly indorse this movement
and Will further ii in every possible
way.
"Of course. there can be no work
done without dental equipment. If
you have any surplus equipment
which you can spare the association
and | personally will appreciate any
such donations to the Welfare AsSo-
citation. BY so doing your name will
be enrolled, as a donor. in their Hall
Of Fame: but what seems to me more
important, you will be contributing to
the success of a worthy cause"
Hours of Clinics.
The hours of the following clinics
and the days upon which they are
conducted are as follows: Hay fever
and asthma, Tuesday. 4 to pm;
cancer control. Tuesday. 2 to 4 pm. !:
thyroid and goiter, Thursday, ) TO 6
pm: mental hygiene. nervous disor-
ders. Wednesday. 4:30 to 6 pm. and
Friday at pm.
The Woman's Welfare Association
was organized thirteen years ago,
when it was known as the Womans
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Evening Clinic. Since that time it
has grown and the small organiza-
tion started by a few prominent per-
sons now is composed of a large num-
ber of the leading women in the Ma
tional Capital.
The officers and directors of the
association are: Honorary president,
Mrs. Charles w. Wetmore: president,
Mrs. MACPHERSON Crichton; vice pres
identS, Mrs. Wesley Martin Stoner,
Mrs. John Allen Daugherty, Mrs.
Mark w. Potter; recording secretary.
Mrs. a. /. RheinStrom; corresponding
secretary, Mrs. William II. King;
treasurer Mrs. Maynard Crane Bur
rell: Mrs. John S. Barbour, Mrs.
Jerome Clark, Mrs. Wilfred Du
Puy, Mrs. George Ehle, Mrs. Hamp-
son Gary. Mrs. c. A. Hawley, Mrs.
Joseph Hampson, Mrs. Charles Nc
Chord. Mrs. Cuno Rudolph. Miss Janet
Richards, Mrs. Byrd Robinson, Mrs.
II. N. Hickey. Mrs. Claude Swanson,
Mrs. f.. 6. SiSgers, Mrs. ]. H. Turner,
Mrs. Alfred Pembroke rhom and Mrs
Charles Boughton Wood.