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The Washington times., 1924-10-07
.GREAT RADIO
LINK IS now
PL AIMED
Conferences Here Is Asked for
Right to Erect Worlds
Largest Station

Permission to erect d giant
broadcasting station, employing
fifty times the power used by. any
station now operating IN the
United States, was asked by
David Sarnoff. vice president Of
the Radio Corporation of America,
at the. annual radio conference
called BY Secretary Of Commerce
Hoover, meeting at the National
Museum today.
The giant super-power station,
broadcasting direct to more than
half Of the United States, COM
prises Mr.. Sarnoff's plan of a
future system Of national broad
casting, he said.
Other Plans Suggested
Other plans suggested and in linn
tied use at present are the inter-
connection OF stations by wire, as IL
done BY the American Telegraph
and Telephone Company, and the
short-wave rebroadcasts effected by.
several stations throughout the
country.
The Radio Corporation Ii ready
to begin work at once just outside
the city or New York on the con-
struction OF the first OF the giant
stations, Mr.. SarnofE declared.
After that station has been tested
and its range determined, the Radio
Corporation would then erect ore
or two more stations as necessary
to completely cover. every corner
Bof the United States, he explained.
Preserves Local station.
Mr.. Sarnoff denied that the super.
power station would interfere with
the effectiveness and destroy the
usefulness Of the local station.
The local station viii remain the
voice OF the community which it
serves, just as the local newspaper
y the expression OF It's interests, :
he declared. &.
Our plans are to add vastly to
the facilities which now exist In
order that any national broadcast
program vet to be organized might
reach ultimately to every home Of
the United States and even make
our voice heard in countries beyond
the seas"
Mr.. Sarnoff declared that IL he Is
SLOWED to carry on his plans II
super-pOwer broadcastlng, the whole
world viii eventually be linked to-
gether and programs from every
country will be heard at every
point In, every other country.
Denies ANY Monopoly.
In commenting upon the prob
lem Of the control Of the air. Mr..
Sarnoff denied that the super-power
system EOuld give . monopoly Of
The Washington times., 1924-10-07
TRADE BOARD DIRECTORS
ELECT Y NEW MEMBERS

Seven new members have bean
elected BY the board 81 directors "
the Board Of Trade It was announced
today.
The new members are: FLOYD r.
Gaines, B. Lownes jackson, ir.. lens
"a. Bitterness, william u. Peter,
Harry s. Olkar, Harry II. RiSao,,t
and Sherwood D. Shankland.
The committee on river and har.
her Improvement, Frank p. Leetch.
chairman, viii meet at 4:aO today
The municipal art COMMITTEES win
meet at the same time tomorrow.
The Washington times., 1924-10-07
] WASHINGTON. b. q.

10 tallest thing--The Monument.
Ate sn0rtege thing--A gOvernrnenf clerk
-. VIII large family on payday.
Ita Foundeat Ine--VVaahi stns s,iLS.,..
1ts tnlnneet thIng--P Potomac wnter.
Ats tnlckeet thlng-Tho force which
keepa 70 yOteIess. "...O'.
Its broadcast thine--The sr,ile g., Il.
face OF the left clown n If.Sr.I
H ana scene column -tilere'a \ n,iIe
Ceswseen the beginning and end
Re most uncertain thnig.The weather
40 most certain thInE--The yrorlasa
- remnant for 1924 bneebn1l.
Ate Quiote1t thing Oak min eye,,s $780,
noisese thing--The Ship ~ efete.
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FAIL FACTS AND FALSE
FANClES.

@Win yea think y mes" - rsntly
mo, dsssis. III think for you.s ne
AZ .! q n: ~ Loud speaker sald
Int g hnsw me n,eant not The.
For wi.st would folsow Is. could ten.
And 10 location be had seen and
But tse ~ q de horses was not
And when ~ started 10 make the rEade
He found The power wns underEnted.
but y0u caa't make him stop drink
You may lead ! woman u the aItar,
But .you can't make her stop think
ing.
a lady teacher smiled ~ 8 stranger,
An she falniliarly nodded her head,
Pardon me-" seeing her mistake,
~ thought You were the father
Of two o. M children" she sald.
.sPaua, what 10 tlloes three golden
balls &C the pangnbTOksrss neanf.
aelCeA little Jack. They mean" said
there q q two y one yen never get
oae --D sOO
sgGmnsy, i0hGtss the sdeG Of sOasI-
ing only one ftngerf't
ssJtnsnay Smith has Invited NE oyer
% HE home 70 feel hts baby brothers
MetD tooth ( Bessie EVRY.
The Washington times., 1924-10-07

WHEN AN IRREsIsTIBLE FORCE
MEETS AN ENJOYABLE BODY.
Irresistible foreel would asIy
Got anything On Yer hlD9"
ImmoVnble body would enys
tsJunt put this 10 your In.
Nd yell Hike the dickens. skElpg Hpl
i. hooray. JfANNE
The Washington times., 1924-10-07
CHARLEY CHINK,s cIIATTER.

CHARLEY CHINK'S CHATTER.
a fIieMd tell NE that sOery I0dv
scho sWes for breach Of prOmSse
tksnks tbGt eVery broken heart assst
koUe Q stIver lRinOi
Wonder ia fudge u considered po-.
lite achen him sentence crs,ntndI to
q term or imprisonment then tells
him to sst0ke him timel"
When q man loses him heart st's
taf6ttGttOn, but WkeB him lose HIN
0ppsttte-IooE ORt--itss Oettim0 So
Some n0llied men can do az they
pIedse-SO long as shev please tksir
tcsvesi
Some men like to drsnk tea ,oAue
others Ike 4. N. r. bestl
a man dodOes rice and old shoes
cn him aOeddiM0 day and rolIing ptas
ana chtAG tCGre 0fteriUdfd9
JOE Il. HOLMAN.
The Washington times., 1924-10-07
,PTTHY CRACKS.

Many men sOish their sViUes
aOere GlnsGMGcs 80 they could get
d nesO one every year.
The Washington times., 1924-10-07

Some Of Ms can remember
iVhen thieves sU0Mted sDkisley
then broke into saloons iIseteGd
0f pYiUnte homes. OIDONO.
The Washington times., 1924-10-07
OLD JOHN AND MARSTER'S
RIDING HORSE.

old John Wens y 8 fancy ball and
cut an awful swell,
He stole old Anrster's 0plkctAN Co.'S
he 1iste ~ DEsth Ssrs round him IIke
moths about 3 flames
Ard cut the other fellows TIN y was
. sin and shame.
ga d sSee ~ asrl % 5s ne ewing
And hOrped about and capered Hike
Fox Shorter and buck eWa8gers Lem
nekeon ana Tom re. . -.
They dipped out q the stable and
they save his horse q pAli,
And tho q didn't Kin him e made
They r1ahed into the danoe hall and
ghouted 60 old John, .
"Dak horse Oh yours am dy1ms 70 had
better hRWl him home.
ainf agwine allow.
An 30 must hustle y 70 wants -
kiss him To- he gO.
Old John was treadlng lightly n the
Surrounded ~ the slsters, ard he
bolted for the door.
Miss EcztnAa, surhbg ard Miss Germs
Wsrs nS Shocled beyond exprsssio4 BE-
These ny old Marsteg0 riding horse
stretched out IS the stan,
A. e he had the molly grubsn and
cOuldnst live at AL.
and % his friends did esyi
'sToe gotteR glt dis criEter home befOp
de break OBJ day.
II he cr0ak IN dis yer stan mn
MnFsteP find lift out.
Hen tar my hide 70 pieces, Ne win
bgyOmd 3 doubt
Deet his't dis crittsr % my back, re
bleeged TO tote I'm home,s
And tho he had klve miles 20 70.
he made q on tho run.
The horse rot well and John resolved
% wear his Oyernlla,
And never steal old MaRgteRs0 horse e
ride 70 fancy balls.
The Washington times., 1924-10-07

A trne friend Is Ike garden
seeds, because aDe neVer kIsosV the
value Of either until put under
ground.
The Washington times., 1924-10-07

.o ~ BEL PRIcE q l...,a'I
THEY'VE CONE BACK

All girls are funny creatures,
And some do thingp 80 randcmt
skirts were long not long ago,
Now tney've cut sem short 70 show
They've more than one lcg t0retand on.
The Washington times., 1924-10-07

The proper length for a girls
dress u d little aboVe tao feet.
GUS LANGLEY.
The Washington times., 1924-10-07

In commenting upon the prob
lem Of the control Of the air. Mr..
Sarnoff denied that the super-power
system MOULD give . monopoly OF
Evening star., 1924-01-28
Births Reported.

The following births have been reported u
the health department In the last twenty-fou
hours:
Roy L. and Louise r. Stephens, girl
Alvin V. and Olive Smith, boy.
william q. and Ethel NJ. Stark. girl.
George y. and Florence r. Prokos, boy.
Earle d. and Mary Norton, girl.
August and Anna Hund, girl
William F. and Elizabeth NJ. Carter. boy.
James a. and Helen Cofman, boy.
Harold and Ruth l.. Benson, boy.
Fred O. and George Wallace, boy.
Frank ID. and Julia Smith, girl.
Fred y. and Julietta Oliver, girl.
John C. and Mary A. Donnsly. girl.
Willis and Mary A. Crane girl
James \. and Nellie NJ. Purcell, girl.
William +. and Mildred l.. Johnson. girl.
William z. and Elizabeth Kerr, girl
Burton II. and Mary L. Foster. girl.
Richard L. and villa c. Bailey, girl.
James L. and Harriet c. Fairall girl
Leon A. and Adelaide +. lie BufYe. girl.
John II. and Pauline NJ. Ofenstein. girl.
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Simon u. and Mary H. Greenberg, girl.
Frank j. and Margaret Is. Hunt, girl
BenJamin T.. and Estella Skinker boy.
Earl G. and Mildred H. DuckYorth; boy
William Is. and Elizabeth A. Berg hoy.
william J. and Marguerite VI. DracoupouIOs
James A. and Dolores s. Prender, girl.
Charles ). and Mary A. Nix. girl.
Herman and Mae Dodek girl
Robert II. and Jennie L. GRAY girl
Warren q. and Irene J Funk boy
Arthur and Lillian c. Green. boy
David and Rosialee Jones, girl
Charles 4. and LOaise l.. Wright bov
John j. and Ruth J.. Worrnsley, girl
David NJ. and Mabel Saunders boy
Robert and Isabelle Brooks, girl.
Miles and Blanche Richardson boy
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Jesse N. Cole, 80, 1867 Meridian place.
Iayinis Smitb s3 a02 13tb st

Jesse NJ Cole, 80, 1867 Meridian place.
Layinia Smith. SO, 303 18th st.
Allen +. Curran. 76. 1915 i1th ST.
Leyshon Williams. 90, 1925 11th ST.
Adeline VI. Filler, 72, $50 ST. s.e
Birch Updike. 81. $40 9th ST. ne.
Pauline CherminkoH, 4. Providence Hospital.
George F. C.. Smilie 69, 2631 Conn. ave.
Francis II. Chatfeld, 81, 1902 Conn. ave.
Blanche Finan. 81, 23UJ 18th st.
Joseph S. Martin, s. G23 Pa ave.
Catherine Norris. G5, go 2sth st.
Bridget McNshon, 40, 82j 26th St
Infant of Hyman and Sophie Levin, hours,
80 4iz st. s.w.
Susie jefferson, 4J. Freedmen's Hospital.
Mary A. Ross. 30. Freedmens Hospital.
Sarah Davis. 10, 1141 9th St. ne.
William johnson, Il. Emergency Hospital
William A. Wharton, "a, 1877 Congress g..
Richard Green. 10, 307 Elm St
Charles L Bowie, 81, SI5 22nd ST.
Carrie Gategood, -, Gallinger Hospital.
Augusta D. watson. p, 2l49 Newport p!.
Martha Smith. 81, Freedmen's Hospital.
Harriet HOLLOWAY, 80. Freednen's Hospital
Robert Parker. 40. Emergency Hospital.
Irene c. Moss, 4 months, 500 Ga. ave.
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MISS LEAH CRAGO,

where he was graduated, but he and
his mother are recent newcomers to
the bay region.
Mr. Sanford l.. Porter president
Of the Maine state Society, announces $
that there viii be an entertainment
and dance, February 2, ut the Cairo.
1915 g street northwest. at S:l5
o'clock sharp.
There will De several musical solec-
tions and Il prominent speaker The
Scnatnrs and renrns.Eta ~ iAa.s Of MaiMe
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Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been reported 10
the health department in the last twenty four
hours:
Harriet T. 81 Gardiner, So 5000 Park pl.
William J. DilIaH. 40. Emergency Hospital :
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PeRHsylvaEia's Governor
Guest at State Reception,

At the reception to be given at the
New Willard Thursday night by the
Pennsylvania Society, In honor OF
Gov. and Mrs. Clifford Pinchot, Rep-
resentative and Mrs. Clyde Kelly. will
have as guests in their box, Com
missioner and Mrs. Cuno II. Rudolph,
Or. and Mrs. Stanley NJ. Rinehhrt.
Dr. Leo ;: Rove. Representative and
Mrs. Matthew A. De Laney and Mr..
and Mrs. ]. Barrett Carter
Represe ntatiVe and Mrs. Adam NJ.
Wyant will occupy Secretary Davis
box, and viii have with them Mr. and
Mrs Anthony Wayne Cook, Mrs.
SeeIy and RepreSe eutative and Mrs
s. Wallace Dempsey.
MIR and Mrs. ]. Harvey Wattles will
have in their box DR.. and Mrs VIII
liam Bowie, DR. and Mrs. William
Kennedy Butler. Commander and
Mrs. James .. Garone, Mrs. william
cambridge Murdaugh, Miss Caroline
l.. Du Puy. and Mr.. and Mrs John
J. Mcmahon.
Others entertaining box parties are
Secretary Mellon, Representative and
Mrs. Samuel A. Kendall, Represent
ative and Mrs. Henry W. Watson,
Mrs. Richard Townsend. Col. and Mrs
Herbert j. Slocum. Mrs. George Mesta,
Mrs. W. Harry Brown. Representative
and Mrs. Guy Il. Campbell, Represent
ative Harris j. Bixler, and Or. and
Mrs. John Crayke Simpson.
The Oklahoma State Society will
hold its first meeting of the year to-
night at o'clock, not Saturday
night, as previously stated, in the
oak room at the Raleigh Hotel.
Among those receiving the guests
will be Senator and Mrs John Har-
reid, Representative and Mrs. +. b.
Howard. Representative and Mrs.
Elmer Thomas. Representative and
Mrs. James McClintic and Represent
atiVe and Mrs. Charles Carter.
four-plece orchestra will render
music for the dancing and there will
be tables for cards Preceding the
dance there will be a short business
meeting, presided over by the presi-
dent, Dr. Mary Johnson. when there
will be an election OF officers for the
coming year. Every Oklohoman in
the city is invited to be present.
The list of patronnesses for the
dance and cabaret which the engineer
branch of the ArmN Relief Society
will give at Washington barracks on
February l, at $40 o'clock, includes:
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will be among those present. Dane
ing Will be from 9:15 to IL o'clock.
All members OF the society and
their friends are cordially invited.
At reception which will be given
January 81, at the Confederate Me-
mortal Home, by the StoneWan Jack
son Chapter. in honor of their new
president. Miss Marie J. Mcclure. and
the offcers, the introductions will be
made by Mr.. Frank Conway, division
commander S. c. ", of the District
and Maryland. There will be refresh
ments and dancing after 10 o'clock.
DR.. +. Thomas Evans will be floor
manager. A most cordial invitation
is extended to the Daughters of the
Confederacy to be present.
Tables are going rapidly for the
bridge and mag-tong party which
the National Woman's Party is Civ
ing Wednesday evening at their head :
quarters, II 1st street northeast
Among those who will attend the
party are Representative and Mrs.
Charles Brand, Commander and Mrs.
Frederick G.. Pyne, Col. and Mrs.
Thorn Strayer, Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Lockwood, Mr.. Albert Leavitt. Mr..
Henry S. Matthews, Mrs. Alfred
Hunter, Mrs. Mary Keeiy Macarty,
Mrs Henry Rozier Casey. Miss Julia
Donohue and Miss Elsie Hill.
Evening star., 1924-01-28

{
Miss Mildred Oehm. daughter OF Mr..
| and Mrs. Jacob Bernhard Oehm, be-
came the bride of Mr. Maurice Arthur
Moore on Thursday morning. January
,. the ceremony being performed at
81. PauIs Episcopal Church. in Oak
land. calf The couple We're attend
ad by Miss Ethna BAH Of san Fran
cisco and MIR. Norman oehm- brother
| Of the bride. Rev. Alexander Allen
Tread the marriage service in the pres
ence of only the immediate members
of the two families and few close
friends. 4 wedding breakfast fol-
lowed al the oehm home, on 6lst
avenue, after which the couple left on
their honeymoon. They will make
their home in the Lakeside district
following their return. The bride Is
an eastern girl, having spent mos Of
her time near Buffalo. but three wears
ago her family gave up their home
and came TO California, establish ing
residence on this side of the bay.
Mr. Moore is the only son of Mrs. W
\. Moore. well known in Washing on
Evening star., 1924-01-28

\ list of patrons for the annual ball
of the Eubinstciu club tomorrow
evening at the New willard is: Mrs
Milton r. Allies. Mrs. Edward Albion,
Mrs Walter NJ. BaStian. Mrs. Charles
J Bell Mrs samuel II. Boyd, Mrs. w
Harry Brown. Mrs. Charles /. Corby
Mrs. Robert Hamilton DalGleish, Mrs
Herbert l.. Davis, Mrs. r. Golden
donaldson. Mrs. Peter \. Drury, Mrs
Hayne Ellis. Mrs. William 7. Gill
Mrs. Isaac Cans, Mrs II. Il. Gown,
Mrs Howard l.. Hodgkins, Mrs. j,
Borden Hartman. Mrs. Eugene Hale,
Miss Elizabeth Gordon Hanna. Mrs.
Marie II. HihbS. Mrs. Freder rick Y
X keep. Mrs. MalculEH Macdonald. Mrs.
Fleming Newhoid. Mrs stanton e.
Prall". Mrs. Edward e. plummer, Mrs
William Phillips. Mrs. Lawrence
FhippS, Mrs. Thomas J. Rowe. Mrs.
Edmund l.. Rhccm, Mrs. Joe Shelby
Riley, Mrs. william +. Richardson
Miss May T.. Smith. Mrs. \
j. Shipprrt. Mrs Edward J.
SteIlwaEen. Mrs O. \. Schlobohm,
Mrs. Lawrence Townsend. Mrs.
George T. Tolsou. Mrs. Bates War
reu. Mrs. George W. White, Mrs.
Louis Napoleon G-ldert. Mrs. T.. {.
Yellowly. Mrs. Helen l.. Taylor, Rep
r"scntatIve clyde +. .titchison, MI
William II. Baden. NJ. Frank Jelleff
and Mr.. Claude lsobeSon.
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Mrs. Weeks. Mrs Lansing Beach. Mrs.
Delos Rlcdgett, Miss Mabel BOardman.
Mrs Frank Coe. Mrs Robert {. Davis.
Mrs. Hanson Ely. Mrs. Henry FitZ-
hugh, Mrs. Frederick Grant. Mrs.
Hamlin. Mrs. f. Helmick. Mrs. John
Hines, Mrs. Willard Holbrook. Mrs.
Merritte Ireland, Mrs. Henry JerVey,
Mrs. John a. Johnston, Mrs. ]. W.
MacMurray, Mrs. Mason Patrick and
Mrs. Snow.
Evening star., 1924-01-28

N.
Mr.. Alvin Birdsall and Mr.. Gerome
Graham.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. Kirby Smith have
returned to their home at Meridian
Mansions after stay of several
months in Shreveport, La.
Nine. Bryn Honor Guest
of University Women.
At the tea which the American As
giving in honor of Nine. Bryn on
Wednesday, January 80, from to 6
O'Clock, in the receiving line with
Nine Bryn will be Miss Margaret
Merrill, president of the Washington
branch of the association; Mrs. Wal
ter s. Brookings and Mrs. John Jay
O'Connor, chairman of the public in
tereStS committee.
The introductions will be made by
, Mrs. Joshua Evans, jr.
Judge and Mrs c. c. McChord en-
tertained Senator and Mrs Capper at
dinner on Saturday night at the New
Willard
Mr.. Walter S. PenfieId has issued
invitations for a luncheon which he
viii give in the presidential suite at
the New Willard Wednesday. He
will have twenty-five guests.
Guests of Col. and Mrs. Edward A.
kreger for dinner at the New VIII
lard Friday evening. preceding the
Army dance. Were: Senator and Mrs.
Ralph I'll. Cameron. Maj. Gen. and Mrs.
/ Eli A. Helmick, Maj. Gen. and Mrs.
Walter A. Bethel. Col. and Mrs.
Ewing L. Booth, Lieut.. Col. and Mrs.
Herman Glade, Lieut.. Col. and Mrs.
Hugh {. Smith, Maj. and Mrs Parker
| w. West, Maj. and Mrs. Norman Mel.
Scott, Maj. and Mrs Allen NJ. Burdett,
Maj. and Mrs. Gordon l.. Finley, Mai.
and Mrs. William NJ. Connor, ir. and
MIR. and Mrs Ezra T. Roddis
Miss Margaret Baxter entertained
January 25 with a novel "advertise-
ment" afternoon. About twenty five
guests were present and all guessed
the ads upon the wall, also adyer-
tisers' slogans titles of music and 50
on, with original and appropriat G
verses with each prize. Among the
invited guests We're the Misses
Abbott. Miss Charlotte Clark, Miss
Betty Werner, Miss Janet Moffett.
Miss Nina Diamantopoulos. Miss
Helen Townsley, Miss Julie Fiebeger.
Miss Ethel Bloch, the Misses Con-
rad, Miss Rosamond Porter, Miss
Ruth McEntee. Miss Lucille Smith,
Miss CIuverius, Miss Lejeune, Miss
Cieaves. Miss White and Miss Down
ing.
Miss Mary Temple, who is spend
ing the winter at the New willard.
viii entertain at dinner in the Will
lard room suite at the hotel Thurs
day night. She will have about
eighty guests.
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Society
Mrs. Coolidge Will Receive a Group of
Guests by Special Appointment
at the White House TODAY.

n TRS. COOLIDGE viii receive a
NH small company this after
lvI noon in the White House by
appointment.
The chief justice of Massachusetts
and Mrs. Rugg, Mr.. and Mrs. William
VI. Butler and Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan
Butler, who were guests at the White
House, have returned to their homes
IN Boston.
Evening star., 1924-01-28

The list of patronnesses for the
dance and cabaret which the engineer
will give at Washington barracks on
February l, at $40 o'clock, includes:
Evening star., 1924-01-28

The minister Of Honduras aud
Sonora de Cordova will entertain a
large company at dinner this eve
ming at the New Willard Hotel. when
their guests have been asked to meet
the undersecretary of state and Mrs.
William phillinS
Evening star., 1924-01-28

sell Hitchcock. DR.. Adam Kemble,
Mr.. Alvin Birdsall and Mr.. Gerome
Graham.
Mr.. and Mrs. f.. Kirby Smith have
returned to their home at Meridian
months in Shreveport, La.
Evening star., 1924-01-28

The ambassador of Japan and Nine
Hanihara will be the honor guests at
dinner this evening of the minister
of the Netherlands and Nine. de
Graeff, who will entertain a company
OF eighteen in the new legation on
18th street
Evening star., 1924-01-28

Mrs. Lawrence Townsend enter
tanned at luncheon today following
ner morning musical at the Hamilton
toteI AmOns others who enter
lalhed at luncheon following the
musical We're Mrs. Thomas F Walsh
Mrs. n. T. Wilson. Mrs. Lyman Ken
dall, Mrs. II. Il. Alexander. Mrs, wal
Ter Tuckerman and Mrs. r. r. Gown
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Representative and Mrs. Martin l
Evening star., 1924-01-28

Mrs. Carter Glass, wife of Senator
Glass, will be at home Thursday
afternoon from 10 s O'Clock at the
Raleigh Hotel. She will be assisted
by Mrs. Claude Swanson and the
wives OF the Virginia delegation in
Congress.
I2nnrocon T.. i,..- ..,-l NJ. NJ u, L,
Evening star., 1924-01-28

Mrs. George ID. Hope will return
FrldaE to her apartment at NVardrnan
Park Hotel. after spending two
months visiting i'll New York, Mis-
souri,, Illinois and Oklahoma Mrs
Hope will so to New York the middle
OF next week and will entertain a
small company in her box at the Met
ropoIttan Opera. Wednesday evening.
FEBRUARY Il, which viii include the
minister of Switzerland and Nine.
Peter.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-02-18
Kidney and Other
Diseases Caused
By Torpid Liver
Blood carries body pOisons
through the system to
vital organs

To clear our systems of poison tox-
ms that faint the blood and break
down health, we must keep the liver
regulated Medical science now knows
that the liver is cur most important
organ because it destroys the body
poisons that cause diseases Of the kid
neys and blood vessels, and bring
premature old age.
When the liver becomes torpid,
these poisons, instead Of being de-
stroyed, are carried through the
system by the blood. Then Nature
gives quick warnings. You have
sudden sick headaches dizzy spells,
nausea when even the sight of food
may sicken you. II your stomach is
acid from sour bile and your skin
becomes sallow or blotchy. you may
l;now poisons are in your blood.
Science now has found the only
way to keep the liver normal Doc
tors know the liver cannot be reg
ulated by drugs, but there is a safe
Nature substance which will act di-
rectly On the liver. The discovery is
purified OK gall
Get from your druggist u package
or Dioxol. Each tablet contains ten
drops of purified OK gall. In "a hours
the poison toxins will be removed.
Your Ever viii be regulated. Blood
publication will begin. Sallow skin
will clear You will feel so much bet
ter YOU will know you have found
the cause of your i'll health. Dioxol
tablets are harmless, tastless and cost
less than two cents each.-Advertise-
ment
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-02-18
ACTRESS STORY
OF ATTACK MAY
Be IMAGINATION
Another Young Woman Found
Bound in New York
Apartment

BIZ United Neacs
NEW YORK, Feb. 1S.-Lying un-
conscious in her pink nightgown, with
her hands bound behind her back with
a pair of silk stockings and her face
covered with towel, Olga Morton,
pretty youpg actress, was found in
her apartment Sunday
Circumstance revealed to- the police
all the outward elements of another
Louise Lawson tragedy. When she
was restored to consciousness, the ac-
tress related to the. officers a dramatic
story of a struggle with man, who
had throttled her and bound her
hands, and then ransacked the apart
ment.
There We're no marks of violence
upon Miss Morton's throat.
officers pointed out no injury was
done to the victim, nothing was miss
ing and signs of struggle were super
fetal.
DR.. Kreshover, the actress physi-
clan, said olga was OF a nervous dis
position, had been suffering from heart