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The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-02-17

they hope to find, confirmation of their belief. sssss t sSsig s- x, q ssf s-'. :, <;
 Invariably, however they pass put though, the swinging glass doors with nothing but disillusionment for their pains and their small cash---for the privilege of searching one document alone costs them Is Sd. gs
 ssThere is no end to this quest for gold,., one 6f dhe officials in the depart .ment said. Every day. we have people in here who assure us with pathetic in isistence, they havesclear claims to thou sands of pounds lying in chancery. They are of all classes, but mostly very hard up. "
 There is one particular type with which we are familiar; in fact, we can tell what he is after the moment he puts his head round the door. He is
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-02-17
DEATHS

Infant Bennicott-Remains of the infant of MT. and Mrs. Edwin Bennicott. who died early Saturday morning at the residence HOS Tuscaloosa avenue, will he sent to Blocton, Ala, Sunday morning by Lige Loy for interment Joseph H. Williams--Funeral services for Joseph H. Williams infant son of Mir. and Mrs. B. W. Williams, who died Fri day at local infirmary, will be held at 2:30 o'clock Sunday afternoon from the residence, 251S Avenue F. Inter- ment will followrin Elmwood cemetery. with Lige Ley ihsfharge.
 Louis Alvin Schustef4-Funeral services for Louis Alvin Schuster. 17-month- -old son of Mir. and Mrs. tL. A. Schuster, 1920 Second avenue. West End, who died late Friday night at the residence. were held at o'clock Saturday afternoon from Johns chapel. Interment followed in Elmwood cemetery.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-02-17
TO FIX PRICES
State To Buy Waterfront Property
 At Mobile

MOBILE, Ala, Feb. 16.-(Special Leased Wire. )-The purchase price of waterfront propeFty, desired by the state docks commission for the port improvement project here, will prob ably be fixed next week at a meeting of the appraisal board of the commis, sion, which will be held in Mobile. The exact date of this meeting has not yet been set, but it will propably be in the middle of the week. This announce. ment was made today at the office of the harbor board.
 Members of the appraisal board in, clude George Gordon Crawford of Bir. mingham, Gordon Smith of Mobile and John W. Dunn of Montgomery. Judge Thomas c. Mcclellan, counsel of the state docks commission, has been di rected to meet with the board.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-02-17
I POVERTY STRICKEN. :.
 SEEK BIG TREASURE
Mythical Legacies Supposed To Be. In Chancery Records

LONDON, Feb. 318.--In the ordered quietude 4of the legal research stispaYt- ment at the public :. record office ip Chancery Lane. London, little dramas of hope and disappointment are being enacted. !, ,s ssss. j < {, 2
 Day after day people who are con vinced they have a claim to money lodged in chancery comS, with faces full of hardly suppressed excitement, into the long, file lined room, and pore
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-02-17
OPERA STAR AND CAPITALIST MARRY Tracy W. Pratt Of Huntsville
 Weds In Chicago

HUNTSVILLE, Ala, Feb. 16.- Tracy w. Pratt, prominent manufac- turer and capitalist of Huntsville, and Miss Neida Humphrey, grand opera singer also of this city, were married today in Chicago.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-02-17

PreSby3eriai dsstfinsS NhiIs oStdryins the pulpit of the First Presbyterian church, was made public today. It is signed by 10 ministers and Six elderA
 Dr. Fosdick's name is not men- tioned h the complaint, the protest b. ing made against his sermon.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-02-17
,S,66O HATS, MADE.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Feb. 1s.- During the last year, clothing club women of the Alabama extension de- partment, made S,66O hats, according to report issued by officials of the extension service.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-02-17
LEG SORES

AHE CURABLE-.-If you suffer fra{n Lss
 eerss or vericose U1eers. will sshd you book that tslis how t0 bs rid of thess troubles for alt time by using my rsI1sAr&,
 lbis. pAinisss trsatmsnt, it is aifisrsnt faSuit bf svef s6 ysafs spsctaiising. simply send your namo and Addretg to DEy H. .. ssls.i sa!ss cIsy s No ssl East ''vsnea
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-02-17
ASSEMBLY'S ACTION
 IS CONDEMNED
Presbyterians Protest Exonera-
 ton Of Rev. H. E. Fosdiek

NEW YORK, Feb. 16.---A complaint to the general assembly of the Presby- terian church against the recent action If the Presbyfery of New York exon- erating the Rev. pr. Harry Emerson Fosdjck, Baptist, of charges that he made heretical utterances and Haunted
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-02-17

'fi6rk of thA ciain,Anti would bS | vsfy xeAithy pefSou. The tetAl sum ie only about k1 6O0, 900, md this Anopnt rep. resents HOO different funds.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-02-17

Summary of observations made at sta tions of United States Weather Bureau during the 24 hours ending at 2 p. m,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-02-17
THE WEATHER
vEATuER

Virginia: Rain on the coast and rain, sleet or snow in the interior with slowly rising temperature Sunday; Monday rain and warmer. 1fN~f @,rt
 North Carolina and South Carolina Rain. Sunday and Monday with slowly rising temperature.
 Georgian Showers. Sunday and Mon- day: colder in west portion Monday after noon or night
 Florida: Mostly cloudy Sunday and Monday: showers in extreme north por- tion Monday: not much change in temper ature.
 Extreme Northwest Florida: Increasing cloudiness Sunday, followed by showers Sunday night and Monday; colder Mon day; at.F
 Alabama: Showers with mild tempera- ture. Sunday; Monday, cloudy and colder, probably rain. -
 Mississippi; Showers Sunday: Monday. rain and colder. probably followed by clearing. Tennessee: Rain Sunday. colder in southwest; Monday, rain and colder Kentucky: Rain, Sunday and Monday; slowly rising temperature Sunday; colder 1 Monday.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-05-30


nic, oasme nedis ObcH de
stat lepsie Ate ta sayist' Pc soven-
kych e,sie aoyensk ch ubyya.
Z Vymanit' sovensky narod hgspcaklskej biedy ~
kutuneho politidksho podrusia vyzaduje eoYs
1l pracu medz 1adoni kszdoh slere ieler
skom politickon. Place lnoc ale lalo
ktori si ii s znechut akoby naschyal AkopV vo-
lakomu vel mi zalesao na to1n zeby SloS6c kestal ta
kymi Slovakmi aki si Veznlme 81 prfkfad nasich
blizsich pokrevnych bratov Cechoy n me ny do
spet' ia, kde on dospeli: hospodarskenu
me1ike donna. Panatajme: Bohaty y p6non chudob,
In&ho! ~ l#>.@+ @s'.>s &t 5S. /
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-05-30

lich starej krve a naliatim novel,
mladej, ealebo precistenim ich
vlastnej. Raklsky ucenec Steinach
onladnuje zas muzov malou ope-
raciou istej Elazy v tele. Toto sil
vsak este len Wac vyskumy. Ini
lekari probovali presadzat' opicie
zlazy do l'ndi. Mono, ze ten mia
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-05-30

sa bude citit,' umdieny, ospaly, We
zme electricity prisfroj a napusti
do seba elektriny, lebo spanie lie
je mic ineho, ako naberanie sil, t.. j.
elektrickej energie. ze je tlovek
elektricke dynamo presvedcil sa
Cotton vraj pristrojom, ktory ma
ludskom tele ukazoval prave take
pole magnetizmu, axe ukazuje e.
lektricke dynamo.
A zeny tiez caka vel Ike st 'astie.
Nielen re nebudii pravat', biglo-
vat a domy cistit', lebo to vyko-
naji stroje, ale nebudl ami va
rievat' Kuchyne - to budn Gel
kom nepotrebne izby V domacno
stiach, tax podobne taniere inc
stolove nacinie. Ucenci uz teraz
pracujd ma tom, ably pokrmy mo-
hly' byt' .chemicky' pripravovane v
tovarnach - povetria.. Vyzivna
sila tychto pokrmov udajne bude
TAXA, re malicka kocka postaei d
pine ma nasytenie cloveka. Fran
c1zsky professor Berthelot robil V
tomto OIL 'ade zdarile pokusy. Pod
teplotou ultra-fi fijalovych ldcov O.
bratil vodu's uhlikom kyslicitano-
wynn ma cukrovinu, 3ktora je, ako
je znamo, hlavnvm pokrmom pre-
telo. Dalsimi vyskumami docielil
vyrobenie bielkoviny 20 cpavku
(ammonie) uhlikcm .kyslicitano-
wynn. (Bielkovina potrebna je telu
ma budovanie telesneho tkaniva)
Prof. Berthelot tvrdi, re o niekol'
ko desat 'roci chemicke vyrabanie
pokrmov bude TAX pokrocile, ze
farmy zamenene budu chemicky-
mi tovarnami farmari chenicky-
mi inziniermi. Pokrmy budd Wy
rabane z povetria a vody, coho
name dostatok ma tomto svete, a
preto 1'udstvo nebude sa muset
obavat' hladu ami vtedy, keby So
rozmnozilo milion-nasobne.
A aby l'udia boil yzdy mladi a
tax uzivali v radosti budlci raj
na tomto svete, lekari usilovne
patraj1, ako predlzit' mladost
/ cloveka. V tomto OIL 'ade dvaja
ruski ucenci vykonali vel'ke po-
kroky. Prof. Voronov a prof. ia
vorskij vynasli sposob ma omlad-
nutie starych zien vypumpovanim
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-05-30
n ~ i xnS Slics4f ! n65 5ae :
udrEanis mladostiy y lAullskq1h tela ],
pomocod slektrinya Bade V potom
3radost zit ma svete'!-
'YouNo11oWNsKY v Nxll0oI
PoDPoxUJ0t,t sPof0K
TATRA.

Uradnicf: Jozef Martinko, predsedai
255 Carlton ST., NJ Dupej. podpredse-
da. Stefan Noyotny. dctovnik, 4o4 =.
Myrtle Ave- Andrej Adamko, poklad-
mix, 1894 Oak st. - Martin Muran.
sky . Frantisek Hudik, dozorcovia.
, Sch6dze vydrziavaju 50 kazd1 prvd
aedel'u aAesiaci + skole sv. Cyrilla a
Nethoda . 3. hod. popoludni.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-05-30

lektricKych zldr0Vlek. tE4eku' IS.
hudbu budd dodavat' elehtficke
spoloenosti, tax ako dodasajd sve-
Ito "a hudbu budeme platit po-
,dl.a "metra ' pivnici umiestne:
[neho. Hudbu bude. nome pocut'
al 20 vzdihlenych miest, ale ia bu-
de dovedena po telefonickych dror
toch do miestaei centrally, Tyymto.
|:vynalezom zarovsA bude rozl1ste-.
ma zahada, kto ma platit umei-
com a skladatel 'om hubby "a ich
dusevne plody. Dosial' majitelia
radiov dostavali zdarma koncerty
z rozlicnych stanic. :: ..
Pc tieto dni v Clevelande robe
ne bolv pokusy zasielania fotogra-
| fiji po telefone, ktore sa vydarily
mad ocakavanie. Obrazy, sfotogra-
fovane v Clevelande, par mintit
| boly uz v New Yorku o pol ho-
diny boly uz al V newyorkskych
novinach vytlacene. Dosavad TO-
tografie posielane molly byt' len
pc bezdrotnom telegrafe, a tie me-
boly dost' jasne. Fotografie pc te-
lefone zaslane sn vel mi dobre, ne
treba ich v6bec opravovat'.
Professor Robert H. Gault z
Northwestern University vynasicl
pristroj, ktory umoznuje hluchy ym
pocut'. Pristroj je malickyy, moz-
mo no vo vrecku nosit'. Ked' chce
hluchyy pocdvat', pripravi 81 no ma
ruku. Prfstroj skutocnosti nepo-
maha hluchemu pocut', ale 'citit'
hlasove vlny, ktorym porozumet
sa hluc6y vraj l'a'hko nauci.
Traja franclzski vedatori vyna,
sli nedavno sposob premenit' sve.
tlo ma zvuk. Akoje znamo, svetlo
sd mnohe vlny, riidtice obrovskou
rychlost 'ou. Vedatori tedy poculi
toto vlnenie svetla.
v Anglicku zije jeden mladik.
ktory Is. roku uz bol vynalez,
com a pracoval Y laboratoriumocb
vojenskeho namornictva ma valec
nyeh vynalezoch. V 16. roku zivo
ia siel ma univerzitu, ale tam da
4 val profesorom take otazky, ktort
mu oni neznali zodpovedat', prett
dostal cd univerzity diplom be;
ucenia sa. Tento mladik, ktoreht
memo je Arthur Cotton, ma uz Via
sto vynalezov, ale nateraz zaobe
ra sa myslienkou, ze l'udske tell
ME je mic ineho, ako jedno doko
male elektricke dynamo a l'udsk'
choroby ze sn mic inc, ako pokaze
Inc elektricke vedenia tele. Wy
proboval ma sebe, ze clovek nemu
81 vobec spat', ked' 81 elektrin!
do ,seba napnsti- On On tvrdi, &c pride
cas-, ked' postele budd mat mie
sto len po muzeumoch a. clovel
bude zit' beg spanku. Kedykol'vel
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-05-30
MOVE VEL'KE VYNA-

tDtHOH pOSlcuAyCA naChOA nv
mesiacov -oznamene bofy-take wy
nalezy, ktore mozu sd rUvnat' co
do vyznamu vynajdeniu parnej 81,
|ly, elektrickemu dynamu, telefo-
nu, telegraph a bezdr6tnej telegra-
fiji - radiu. Svet napreduje stale,
, aGkol 'vek mnohi o tom AM tnetu-
sia - pomocou vynatezoy umoz-
meme bude l'udstvu stvorit' 81 raj
"a ziva ma zemi. W teraz tvrdia
vel 'ki ueenci, ze nase deti nebudd
pracovat' 8 hodin denne, ale len
4. A nasich deti deti pracovat', T.
]. telesnn pracu vykonavat' budu
len "a dive hodiny denne. Otrokov
l'udskych Wac nebude, otrokmi
budii stroje, ktore budu koncit
vsetku pracu, ktorii teraz l'udia
vykonavaj1.
A l'udia co budd robit', ked
nebudti zamestnani len dive hodiny
denne, pot 'azne nebudd vobec pra
covat'? Budu Wac myslet'! Budn
zit' potion skutocnym l'udskym Il
votom. Budu Wac myslet' o Bohu,
O prirode, o vsemire, o svojom po-
slani ma tomto svete.
Jeden najobdivuhodnejsich W.
nalezov, od ktoreho sa vel mi
mnoho oeakava, je stroj, chrliaci
este len zkazu... Je to vlastne ME
stroj, ale paprslek, llc, pouzity a.
ko voditko pre- neslychand silu,
podobnu elektrine. .Vynalezcon
tohto ilea a tel silly je Anglican,
menom Matthews. Ako, medeny
drot je vodicom elektriny, talk ten
to l1c je vodicom tel vel'kej silly,
ktora nivoci vsetko, co jej &C.
stu pride. Matthews dosial' zkd-
sal svoj vynalez pre- yojenske ii:
eele dosiahol prekvapuj1cich
vysledkov. Keby tax nastala vol
ma, Iucami mono omamit' alebo
dplne znicit' cele armady behom
paru okamihov, lietacie stroje sra
zit' 5 vysky, zastavit' motory au-
tomobilov valecnych lodi, vybd-
Sit sklady nabojov a pusneho pra-
chu vobec luc mohol by byt' po-
uzity na vsetko, kde treba nivo.
| cit. Lle ma velik1 horlcost' a
pali vsetko pred sebou.
Vynalez tentO, ako SINE spome
null, este len nivoci, ale bude ho
mozno upotrebit' al ma uzitocn1
tvorivl pracu. Jeho vlastnost' Wy.
sokej hor1cavy bude iste upotrc.
bovana manifesto peel; bude sa l1-
| com ktirit',, ;, varit', piect', rozta.
pat. Uhlie, drevo, gaz, petrolej
budd snad o nickol 'ko rokov pa.
trit uz minulosti ako palivo. Pri.
| tisne sa gombik pride teplota
podivnej energie. -
Podobny vynalez oznamuje a:
inysanglicky ucenec, ktory udava
ze m6ze elektrickd energiu posie.
lat bez akychkoPvek drotov, spo,
jovacfch stanic atd'. ma ak1koi' :
vek dial 'ku ze m0ze zastavovat
motory automobilov lietadiel
Vysielanie elektrickej energic, kite
ra by mohla hnat' automobile ale
DO stroje v tovarhach, bez dr6to
veho vedenia, dosial' povazovant
bolo "a nemoznost' a preto tentt
druhy vynalez ma tiez obrovsk!
vyznam. Budeme snad p1r 70
kov riadit' automobile hnane nj,
gazolinom, ale elektrickym prl
dom, dodavanym mozno z dr,ahSh
konca sveta. t,@4 9
] Major general George @. Sauicl
byvaly sef signalneho sboru anne
rickei ran6dy, oziuIaimhte vyapjae
ME noveho radia, l'ktors sbudp Ice
nj, len p6r centov stoiace q bdds
no mozno supotrebit " kAEdon
dome, kde majd eIektricks syetlo
Jeho radio nepotrsa6aje aisdne ~
tetie, ziadns5 ss1AsiAl 4 hadha /
! spev bndd tsk fesp tsseket, IN 4
1tss szCs
Z
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-05-30
Move zenske Pracie Saty
$l6.75 $10.75 $500

Ligotave. hladke krasno -barevne hod-
vabne saty, ktore vclikd radost vzbu-
dia " srdciach zien, ktore miluja krasne
vcci IA nosenie-a co ie v Mich najlep-
Sic, ze sa tieto saty tax krasne peru!
Prekrasne plamenist6 Stroke pasily
Uske bodkovane pasiky obytajpe typy
Dievsenske miery IA do 20; zenske
micry SO do As; sirsie miery 4oH do
52R. ..=4.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-05-30
Twill Kabaty $29.75 a $3s

4--zvlast robene pre- vel Ike zeny--m6d-
ne twill iatky, hnctle, scde a modr6-
plnej dlziny, hodne kabaty. pcknc kr6-
pom futrovane.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-05-30
Roshanara .Sukne

--Novucieke move! Skladane rozliCne
lebo TO JE najnovsia m6da. Hncde, Sc
de biele. Pasove miery q do 81. Fame
sa nosia S krasnymi novymi blizami a
svedrami tejto sezony-$iO.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-05-30
Move Sportove Kabaty: So!

TO budu dobre. vynalozcne peniaze,
lcbo vam prinesu ako styl tax al trvac-
nost'. Sede. hnede novotns materiale,
krasnc futrevane krepom. Miery pre-
slceny i vel Ike zeny. -.
The Washington times., 1924-07-22
Offices and Studios.

1911 @ ST. NJ w. McKIM BLDG. De
sirable. large. light rooms; elevator
and janitor q wonderful downtown
location; S2S each
H. n. HOWENSTEIN Co,
1911 H st. N. W.
The Washington times., 1924-07-22
IOTEIS-RESORTS 8 TRKYEL sa
OCEAN VIEW. va.

ATLANTIC H0TEL--AttIastlVo, medern, AoIa0s
like; bread NaFanda. directly o. chesapeake Bays
doIl0htfu sea hreoxes: boatInn. tlshlnq, ha1hlnos
The Washington times., 1924-07-22
Bids and Proposals

COMMISSIONERS, d. C., washinKtou.
July is, 1924. Sealed proposals Will
be received ut Room sos District Build
ing, until o'clock p. m. August 1. 1894
Asphalt Paving Cement and Paving
Pitch, for use during the fiscal year
ending June so. 1926. For specifications
and Information apply ct Room $40
COMMISSIONERS D. c., Washington--
KS July 1g, 1924 Sealed proposals will
be received at Room sos District
\ Building. until 2 o'clock p. M, August
1, 1924, for furnishing and delivering
one thousand and five hundred, s..
inch water meters. For specifications
and information apply to Room $40
District building.
The Washington times., 1924-07-22
Classified Display
Diamonds ana Jewelry.
Diamonds Must be sold to Raise
Cash Biggest bargains
Ever Cffarad

Lady's Tiffany diamond ring.
guaranteed absolutely perfect;
weighs az carats; beautiful In color:
full Of life and brilliant; party In
need Of money: must be sold Ct
once. ~. y. 80. S4S6.VO
The Washington times., 1924-07-22

Gentlefnan's diamond ring: weighs
over IL carats: set in handsome
white gold gypsy mounting; party
leaving town, must raise cash at
once; to be sold at sacrifice $lS5.00
The Washington times., 1924-07-22
Houses Furnished 81
Houses-Unfurnis.hed.

sTH ST. n. G., 5iS-s-room and b
house. h.-w. h.. cleo, gas garage.
Ses month. Lincoln Se75-J.
1sT ST. NEAR * NJ. E.--2-story brick,
throughout. Rent, s46.60. p. ]. Waish6,
Inc, hot Eye ST. ". w. FRI sseS.
The Washington times., 1924-07-22

Gentleman's diamond cluster scarf
pin; set with 8 large blue-white dia-
monds; has the appearance Of .
3-carat solitaire; one Of the biggest
bargains ever offered. $116.O0
Evening star., 1924-05-15
DETECTIVES Rewarded
FOR ROBBERY ARRESTS

Five detectives lined up in the squad
room Of police headquarters yester-
day to hear words Of praise from
Commissioner James +. Oyster and
to receive from his hands watch
fobs presented by the Piggy Wiggly
Corporation as a token of apprecia-
ton for their work in the recent hold
up cases.
The honor men were Detectives E.
J. Kelly, Arthur Scrivener, Thomas
Sweeney, Ira Keck and Joseph Wald-
ron. After Acting Superintendent
Charles Evans had presented Com
missioner Oyster, the latter said:
I'm not going to make a speech
l want to tell you, though, how much
the Commissioners, as well as the
people Of Washington, appreciate the
work you are now doing. We recog-
ntze the value Of your services and
we are gratified with your good work
And this applies to the detective bu-
reau as q whole.
1T is my belief that little con-
sideration and q kind word add in
spiration for you to work that much
more heartily. /le. gentlemen, rep
resenting the ylggly Wiggly Cor
poration, have come here with that
consideration and something that has
more intrinsic value than kind words
Evening star., 1924-05-15
SHORTAGE OF FUNDS
ENDS SCHOOL REPAIR
Ballou Urges Officials Make Re.
quests for Relief Only in
Emergency Cases.

With 100000 available for repairs
on school buildings during the next
fiscal year and a repair list which
would take $1.250.o0e to meet, Supt
of Schools Frank w. Ballou yesterday
called halt on additional requests
for repairs. DIR. Baliou urged school
officials not to submit any more re-
quests for repairs unless in cases of
emergency.
The 100000 appropriation for
school repairs will not be available
in it's entirety on July 1, however, as
the board of education proposes to
lay aside Immediately $4,000 for
emergency repair work. This will
leave $230,000 for the ordinary re-
pairs to the schools.
Evening star., 1924-05-15
MADDEN IND0RSED.
nlonois Delegation to Back Him
for SpeakerShip.

Representative Martin B. Madden of
Illinois, chairman of the House ap-
propriations committee, has been
given the unanimous Endorsement Of
the Republican members of the Illi-
nois delegation as a candidate for
Speaker to succeed Representative
Gillett, who has announced himself as
IL candidate for the Republican nomi-
nation for the Senate to succeed Sena-
tor David I. Walsh, Democrat.
During the contest for the speaker
ship last fall some of his friends
persistently voted for Representative
Madden, although he was outSpoken
in his support of Mr.. Gillett
Evening star., 1924-05-15
.NO HELP
did I get 3"

"I am doing washings for people who
are not able to do it. At first tried
everything. I would say to my -
husband, i hope this helps me,
but no help did get. My grocer -
said one day, why don't you r
try Rinso?' At first / washed
from o clock in the morning until noon.
got so tired I could not sleep. Now am
through washing and ironing in one day.
"At demonstration at our store not
long ago, bought case of the large
size package of Rinse. The lady who
lives above me asked if had ma
chine. showed her my two hands. I
cannot give Rinso enough praise and
I would walk a mile for it"
Evening star., 1924-05-15
EPlSCOPALIANS PLAN
Big OPEN-AIR SERVICE
Radio Audience Invited to Amphi-
theater Sunday-Bishop
to Speak.

me vast invisible radio audience
ehzt listens in every Sunday afternoon
through station WCAP to the religious
services at the Episcopal Cathedral at
Mount st Alban was invited yesterday
by Rt Rev. James E Freeman, Episco-
pal bishop of the diocese Of Washington.
to attend a special open-air service in
the amphitheater. Sunday afternoon at
$50 o'clock, when the bishop will
speak.
The service has been arranged at
the request of the radio congrega ton.
Bethlehem Chapel. from which the
services are broadcast on Sunday, seats
5000 have been turned away. The
amphitheater seats $4,000. and $4,000
can be made comfortable in the
grounds and hear all the services by
ampltfiers.
VIII Present Service Flag.
One of the interesting ceremonies
Sunday will be the presentation of
Brotherhood of St. Andrew to the
National Cathedral. Senator George
Wharton Pepper Of Pennsylvania will
make the presentation address, and
the speech of acceptance will be made
by Gen. John /. Hines, deputy chief of
STAFF. acting for Gen. Pershing. The
flag and its stars will represent 105,-
lo2 EpiscopalianS on the rolls of the
brotherhood who saw active service
during the world war.
The Cathedral choir will be aug
mented by a. combined vested choir
of the Episcopal churches of the city
and the United States Army Band. A
great professional preceding the
service will be led by Gen. Lejeune.
and will include the Cathedral Chap
ter in their robes, the vested choirs,
the Episcopal clergy and a large
group of clergy of other denomina-
tons and the band.
Sixty senator's and representatives
will usher. Special care will be
taken of invalids. Ample parking
facilities are assured.
Evening star., 1924-05-15
Birds Killed by Radio Waves.

Powerful radio currents are blamed
for the deth of a flock Ct blackbirds
gested that the powerful radio waves
electrocuted the flock in niidair as
they were passing over a part of New
Jersey where powerful radio sta
ton is located. The birds fell to the
ground and showed no sign OF .
wound
Evening star., 1924-05-15

RINSO is a new kind Of soap that dis.
solves completely - makes a rich soapy
solution that gently soabs out all
the dirt.
It does away with the old constant rub
bing- rubbing soap on the clothes to get
them soapy and then rubbing the soapy
clothes to get them clean.
Then it rinses out thoroughly leaving
no soil in your clothes to make them
gray and dingy. No bits Of soap to turn
them yellow under the iron.
Evening star., 1924-05-15
"BOUGHT thirteen
boxes at our church fair'

II bought a package Of
Rinse just to try it out and
used it according to direc-
tons, and really the results
were marvellous, and ] have
bought since at our church
fair Is boxes and I have
recommended it to my neigh
bors who are using it with
good results. ="