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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-17
CLUBS FOR WEDNESDAY

ORGANIZATION BUREAU
Tie Americaniza,ion bureau Of
= FEDERATED clubs win meet IN
F'sisrick & Nelson's auditorium
ss.ns~iay. February IS. at ? p. m.
sifp. Completion Of reading Of
sAwx All patriotic orders are
Esd TO be present.
--PARTMENT MEETINGS
FONAN's CENTURY CLUB
ne chorus OF the women's Cen.
~ club will meet "Wednesday.
.srGary IS. At 10 a. m. for re.
srsal. at the home OF Mrs. II.
'aIpseion, 1905 Seneca -.
ne drama department meets ut
~ noon at the home Of Mrs.
s'ah B. Olson. esO7 Harvard n.
1neheon hostess. Mrs. Robert En-.
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS
SPECIAL MEETING

SPECIAL MEETING
Mrs. 4. II. swensou. general
chairman OF the Riegclman.M Moss
concert. has called meeting Of all
committees connected with the con
cert for Friday. February 20. at
1880 a. m. at Lowman & Han.
fords. Third ave.
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pr.Lenten Bridge

ne Choir guild Of 81, Pauls Epis'
,rsl church viii give a prc.Lcntcn
5lsp and nah iongg party on
r,.Nhy evening, February q, at
(. home Of Mr. and Mrs {, :.
TtAlagham. Ss5 Ktnnear place.
a,slsiing hostesses VIII be Mrs
x,sam Aiken. Mrs. o. W. Recs.
yrs hugh smiley, Mrs. \. c. KAN.
ys. =. 5. wntsie and Mrs. Il, X.
& carnell
gseraiions may be made By call.
=. GA rfd13es or CA rfld-st.A
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Assist at Silver Tea

Mrs. J . Jrpncuc, Mrs g. c. Bron
sou and Airs l.. } Henry viii pour
az the silver tea tho choir guild 81
the Epiphany church viii give
Wednesday afternoon from until 8
o'clock al the home Of Mrs George
Noucil. Assisting hostessea Tor the
afternoon viii be Mrs Herbert Bor-
ms. Mrs, W. A. Irwin. Mrs, J. n.
llanlon. Mus y. 4, Guthrie, Airs. +.
4. CHASER. Mrs. \. \. Prince, Mrs.
Morton Jarvis. Mrs uuhrd Baine,
Mrs, & A. Musson. Airs Hebor
Plank. Mrs, II. H. lyman and Miss
Peggy CHASER.
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Personal

AIr and Mrs. Andrew Price l'fi
to-day on "a trip 20 California. ..
Miss Frances Oldham sailed today
from New York ON the Mauritania.
With Mrs M ", Roberts for "a"
Mediterranean and extended travel
on the continent,
Mr. and Mrs Harold Bardo arc ~
,eiviug congratulations upon the
birth - "A son. In the Swedish hos.
pItal on February g.
Mr. Everett Earlug. Mr Frank
hrownvll, Mr Hamilton Rolfc, Mr.
Evan = McCord, Jr. Mr, Lacy
Hofius, Mr. Leon Auzias die Tufsnnr
Mr. Thomas PcIly Mr. Bernard
frliy MIR Edward Andrews and
Nlr Haram Patterson viii leave Sat
urday Tor Mount Rainier 10 spend
the weekend
Mr. Robert e. BrinMey will leave
tonight Tor California on a few
weeks trip,
Mrs A. T. Todd OF Victoria. D. g.,
is spending a week in town.
Mr and Mrs W. A. Irvine have
removed from their home, 5is ga
ave 4, 10 l2t5 Federal ave.
Mr. T., G. Kellogg has returned
from trip OF several weeks IN the
East
Mrs, Hugh y, O'NsI has as her
guest FOR several months her sister,
Mn }. &. Ffolliott, Of Baltimore,
Mr and Mrs Timothy Jerome were
week end guests In Victoria. u G,
Mr. and Mrs, Daniel KrIlehor lefi
sunday night FOR San Francisco.
whore they will attend the marriage
OF their son, Mr.. Campbell Kellehor,
and Miss Margaret Leo on Saturday,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-17

. y Just water. Once when we
zen IN town a little book telling
-. LYDIA Z. Pinkham's Vegetable
!. pgnd was leftin our car. / have
-. "a fve bottles Of the Vegetable
pound now and ] do all my house.
*, X and help with the milking and
y. care Of chickens and garden.
- ...ass have fine baby girl eight
= .'iss old, Just the picture Of health
> IAN u feeling fine myself. Youmay
= uls letter az a testimonial and !
vsnsTer any letters asking about
-. sgstable Compound. " - Mrs.
i,'.s. q BoRGELN, Route No. 8,
'ss'' City, Iowa.
:" sale By druggists everywhere.
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port card Tho pupils Of the primary
grades viii demonstrate the work
which they have done. Social hour.
GREEN LAKE PIT, A.
Green Lake PIT A. viii meet
Wednesday. February is az ESQ y.
m. Prof John Morgan, head ot the
psychological clinic OF tho University
OF Iowa. win speak on Influence or
Ideals on Conduct Program aud
refreshments
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rpcheon for Eastern Washington Visitor;
Mss Nellie Moran Entertaining Thursday

-, h,ror NIrs Grorsc T. Hard-
.,,,s OF Spokane, who Is tn
49,, Tow laws Bt The Olympus,
rM pudl,y VIIl entertain with
> h b,rrhr0u THURSDAY afternoon
ms sunset club
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SUNSHINE CLUE

Queen City Sunshine club will meet
Wednesday. February IS. With Mn.
$. Metz. 1881 Fifth ave. y p
Luncheon at 1870 O'Clock. followed
by cards and sewing For rcserYa.
lions call ME- lrsc-1i7i Take Wal
llngford car,
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for a year after.
When / bent over
and raised myself
upagainI could al
most scream with
pain in ny back.
One day / was 20
bad that / had 10
leave my washing
and get ready TO
90 10 the doctor.
He gave me medi-
cine but it did no
more good than
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ROSS pr A.

with the past presidents OF tho
organization as honor guests. Ross
Parent. Teacher association win cclc.
bra,c It's third anniversary on Wed
nosday. February IS. at y, m. The
program wlll feature a talk on
Home Economics" by Mrs. Ellen
Dabney. and vocal selections by Mrs
Rosetta simpson and SIrs. Carl r..
oglc. accompanied by Mrs. Peter
Christensen.
AZ the conclusion OF the business
meeting 10 be held in the portable.
refreshments will DC served by Mrs.
l.. Granthan and her committee.
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Women's Clubs

egrcn. Mrs. r. r. Hemingway and
Mrs. J. Il. Harrah. chairmen Of the
following program:
The Exchange" by Althea
Thurston. Those taking the roles
are Mrs. w. y. Pittwood. Mrs.
Ralph Parker. Mrs. Albert Price.
Mrs. James A. Kerr and Miss Nell
Baldwin.
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wa Celebrate Wedding
Anniversary

Mr. and Mn Ross Downs viii
celebrate their nuicth wedding an
adversary with bridge party at
lhnir hemr, or Saturday evening,
February "a, Five tables viii bc In
play
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nuRer and Bridge

" and Mrs. +. NJ. Roberts will
rsriaiu with a dinner az their
zus o. Tuesday evening. February
4 Covers win BE- placed for TWEEN
sshi and bridge viii be played
,s~
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pacfarlGHeS to Gre
lgaper Dance

r'lewinx the Macl8riaucC lcmans
.,snr rehearsal Thursday evening
3. ma Nirs. Walter kiisorc Nacfar
= uiil entertain thirtytVo guests
mppcr dancc tt their home
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Dunlap PIT a, viii meet w me
auditorium % the new building on
Wednesday. February rs. az ESQ y.
m. Tho program viii be- given by
pupils OF the third and fourth grades
In charge OF Miss Ella Crpmer and
Miss Alice Hui Mrs. Howell Parker
viii give tho history 81 the school
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rptertdiHlpg at
nlEnnlC

~ Nellie Moran VIII entertain
- hr,dgr and NAH iouEg party
narsday afternoon az hcr APART
100 Thc olympic Three tables
IN rlay ana additional guests
Ome In Tor tea
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Dinner Hosts at
rdleoe Club

" and Mrs George Harroun
frs hosts az dinner sunday night
{ he College club in honor Of their
ass guest. Nlr Charles Ward. bust.
~ manager q Northwestern uni.
a'y
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Mrs. StinlSoa 20 GiUc
S,rieS of LlucheOBS

Az. Charles Willard Stlmson Viii
..,,sin with the first or a series
ro,heons on "Wednesday az her
,.ns a The HnshIants
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Music Practice Club

Mrs Keith Logan Bulutt will en-
terrain the Music Practice club az
her home "Wednesday morning. a.
N o'clock.
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PROGRESSIVE THOUGHT
saVFgNF

Progressive Thought club VIII
NEE, al the Federated clubhouse
Wednesday. February rs. ut ! p IN.
The progrum viii include piano num-
bers by Mrs. Louise y. simug' re-
view II '~rhc Rising Tide Of Color
d.othrop StoddardL BY Mrs l.. g.
Foster. and Mrs. II. " costignn VIII
read group Of original poems. Hos
leases. Mrs. Foster and Costigan,
Visitors are welcome,
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Small Dinner and
Thedter Pdrty

Alr and Mrs Harry r. ostrander
will entertain informally az dinner
at their home Friday evening. Later
they VIII go 20 the Metropolitan 20
see Payiowa and hcS Ballet Russo.
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Talentine Partn

sixty members OF the junior set
w entertained by Professor and
r.. Frederick Christensen on Sat.
rhy afternoon. AZ valentine
ziy.
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Crown Hill PIT. a. will be held
THURSDAY. February 10. at ESQ p. m
DR.. y. King viii speak on "Goitre."
AL parents and friends cordially in.
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Musical Program for
MdnltS Club PdrtB

Members Of Mu Phi Epsilon, hon.
oury musical sorority az the Univcr.
sity Of Washington. win give the
musical program az the Manus club
bridge party to be held in the Junior
ballroom Of The Olympic on Thurs.
day evening. February 10. at 5
o'clock
The numbers follow
Voice
The Robin Woman" ,-ss..l
I'm the Land % SAY Hue Cadman
waters ar....s sa.sses..s
Miss EIh~i strain.
Miss Ntaylsn vs.. hsain AZ ,hs piano.
Violin
~Nrwro Chant ....,..s....s krcisisr
Miss Helen Campbell.
Aiiss Margaret Sayrr at the piaro.
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EAST MADISON GUILD
BRIDGE PARTY

East Madison guild Of the Chill.
dren's Orthopedic hospital will give
bridge party Wednesday, February
IS. at 2 y. m. at she home Of Mrs.
Donald c. Stewart. 1915 Woodrow
place. Friends OF the guild invited
10 attend.
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in NJ. +. b. A. han for drill and in.
itiation Thursday February IS.
nj / q. m.
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RAINIER NOBLE POST
TO GIVE NO.HOsT TEA

American Legion Auxiliary 20 RAJ
nIsrNoble Post No viii give a no
host tea on Thursday afternoon, from
/. until I o'clock. nt The olympic. In
honor of Mrs. walter ~, Besln who
recently returned from national
executive meeting In indianapolis
All American Legion auNiliariea In
the city arc invited TO attend.
For reservations call Ga rfld.iS2s
or KE nwdosss
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ALKI CIRCLE

Alh circle Of the Fruit and Flow
er Mission viii give n bridge and
NAH lonEB tea AZ the homo OF Mrs
H. u Dohbs. Beach Drive, AZ Sno-
aualmie IT.. on Thursday. February
10. at 100 p. m,
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WEST SEATTLE
pEt-rEyV 40 II

West Seattle review. No. 81. W y.
A.. vlit give a card party wednesday
evening. February Is. NJ 5 p. m IN
Carpenters' hall. iili California aye.
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MONDAY LtfNCHToN

MONDAY LUNCHEON
Gen, W r. sherman circle. Ia
dies OF the Grand Army, Will give
n MONDAY lunch. followed by a
Lincoln Washington program In
Roosevelt hail. 1861 Third ave.
Thursday. February ~.
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THIS WOMAN'S
REMARKABLE
RECOVERY
ta6rely Due to Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound

Forest City, Iowa. MY first child
.'sonly a short time and / was sick
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HORACE MANN Pr. 4.
Horance Mann PIT. a. will meet
wednesday. February rs. at 245 p.
m. \ special invitation Is extended to
grandmothers. Splendid program
and refreshments.
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HARRISON PIT. a.

The Harrison PIT. 4. viii meet
wednesday. February IS. at 2.3o
o'clock. Mr. Frank y. Willard. ne.
sistant superintendent Of the Seattle
public schools, will speak on the re-
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CROWN HILL PIT 4.
The next regular meeting OF the
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EAsrERN sTAR cLuB

Tho Eastern Star club wiH enter.
tain with card party for members
on wednesday. February IS. az ? p.
m. ~ 1890 Arcade square.
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DAUGHTERS OF ST. GEORGE
Daughter Of St. George will meet
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QUEEN CITY COUNCIL

QUEEN CITY COUNCIL
Security Benefit Association. Queen
City council No. eOf. will hold
regular business meeting Wednes-
day. February rs. at 1923 Third
ave. near Virginia ST. MI members
are urged to attend.
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FAUNTLEROY PIT. A.
The Fauntleroy PIT a. will meet
wednesday. February IS. Everyone
welcome.
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woMAN's AUXILIARY NO. 20
The woman's Auxiliary No. 20. to
typographical union No. 202. will
give a card party at Wings cafe
terra. on "wednesday evening. Feb
ruary IS.
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all the dry ingredients go in together!

Sift together three times flour, sugar,
chocolate, and baking powder. Add
milk, egg, and melted butter; beat well.
Bake in two layers in a moderate oven
[about 3750 F twenty minutes. When
cool, spread with Lightning Chocolate
Icing. Sour milk can be used instead
of sweet milk if l teaspoon of soda is
substituted for baking powder.l
Ghirardelli's Lightning Chocolate Icing:
2 cups powdered sugar, 2 tablespoons
Ghirardelli's Ground Chocolate, 3
tablespoons hot coffee, 2 tablespoons
melted butter. Mix ingredients in order
given; beat till smooth; spread on cake.
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WHITTIER pr. A.

The Whittier Heights PIT a. will
give an entertainment at the school
wednesday. February IS. at p. m.
Good program and refreshments.
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PYTHIAN SISTERS NO. .
Pythian Sisters No. 2 will hold
It's regular meeting Wednesday.
February IS. In A %. L. w. hall.
1909 Ninth ave.
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Mrs Hugh = o'Neu has as her
guest FOR several months her sister,
Mn. J. \ Frolliott. Of Baltimore,
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Mr and Mrs Timothy Jerome were
week end guests In Victoria. Il. G,
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following program:
The Exchange" by Althca
Thurston. Those taking the roles
are Mrs. w. y. Pittwood. Mrs.
Ralph Parker. Mrs. Albert Price.
Mrs. James A. Kerr and Miss Nell
Baldwin.
HORACE MANN Pr. 4.
Horance Mann PIT. a. will meet
Wednesday. February rs. at 2:45 p.
m \ special invitation is extended to
grandmothers. Splendid program
and refreshments.
WoMAN'S AUXILIARY no. 20
The woman's Auxiliary No. 20. to
Typographical union No. 202. will
give card party nj Wings cafe
terra. on "wednesday evening. Feb
ruary IS.
PYTHIAN SISTERS NO.
Pythian Sisters No. 2 will hold
It's regular meeting Wednesday.
February IS. in A %. L. w. hall.
1909 Ninth ave.
WHITTIER PIT \.
The Whittier Heights PIT. A. will
give an entertainment at the school
Wednesday. February IS. at s p. m.
Good program and refreshments.
FAUNTLEROY PIT a.
The Fauntieroy PIT a. will meet
Wednesday. February IS. Everyone
welcome.
QUEEN CITY COUNCIL
Security Benefit Association. Queen
City council No. 9Of. will hold
regular business meeting Wednes-
day February rs. at 1923 Third
ave. near Virginia st. All members
are urged to attend.
EAST MADISON GUILD
BRIDGE PARTY
East Madison guild Of the Chill.
dren's Orthopedic hospital will give
bridge party Wednesday, February
/ 10. ut 2 y. m. al che home Of Mrs.
Donald c. Stewart, 1915 Woodrow
place. Friends OF the guild invited
10 attend.
EASTERN STAR CLUB
Tho Eastern Star club will enter.
tain with card party for members
on wednesday. February IS. az ? y.
m. n 1890 Arcade square
/ HARRISON PIT. 4.
The Harrison PIT. 4. viii meet
wednesday. February IS. at 2:3o
O'Clock. Mr. Frank y. Willard. ne.
sistant superintendent Of the Seattle
public schools, will speak on the re-
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Mr. and Mrs, Daniel Kellehor len
SUNDAY night Tor San Francisco.
where they viii attend the marriage
OF their son, Mr. Campbell Kelleher,
and Miss Margaret Leo on saturday
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,n'' liarsafs. saYrs az q
Evening star., 1925-03-27
JUDGE / SPANKS TRUANTS.

KANSAS CITY, Kans., March 27-
An old-fashioned spanking was the
penalty imposed in juvenile court
here Tuesday on two boys who had
played hockey" Judge Henry Meade
himself used the rod which was a
Congressiona al Record, wrapped tightly
in a paper covering. That's the first
real use ] ever found for a Congress
sional Record" the Judge commented.
The names of the boys were with
held because Judge Meade believed
they would fulfill their promise not
to play hockey again
Evening star., 1925-03-27

terest on their new holdings, and
will redeem 25 million marks worth
annually at par.
The law also provides that war
loan subscribers who are virtually
destitute shall receive so-called So
cial rental equaling 2 per cent of
their former holdings. but not exceed
ing 500 marks annually.
In the case of state and communal
securities it is left to the state or
municipality whether to make spe
cial provision in favor of old sub
scribers. On bank accounts there will
be no revaluation. National and state
mortgages will be revalued at 25 per
cent and will bear interest of 2 per
cent beginning January /, 1925;
per cent after April 1, and per cent
after February 1, 1926.
Evening star., 1925-03-27

739 beds, or IA per cent of the COM
plete capacity of all hospitals in the
United States. California has ASS hos
pitfalls, Pennsylvania 462, and Illinois,
415 hospitals. The Pennsylvania and
Illinois hospitals have, however, a
greater provision of beds than those
of California"
There are S71 hospitals, where 4.703
internes are being used, according to
the Journal, which pointed out that
hospitals are either approved or dis
approved by the American Medical
Association, the American Hospital
Association and the American College
of Surgeons, but that these organiza-
tions do not classify the hospitals
into grades.
Evening star., 1925-03-27
Court Probe asked
Into Heart MaIady
Among Irish Aliens
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, March 27.-Federal
Judge John i. Knox was asked
to look into the prevalence of
heart disease among Irish immi-
grants who have been rejected for
that cause in unusual numbers
during the last four months by
examining physicians at Ellis Is
land.
The request was made by coun-
sci for John Waters and Patrick
Walsh during argument of a
habeas corpus motion in their be
half. The attorney, Alexander /.
Rorke, said that during the last
four months 107 young Irishmen
have been rejected by immigration
doctors for heart disease, where
as the total of similar reflections
for all nationalities for the pre-
vious four years was Al.
Evening star., 1925-03-27
7,37OHOSP|TALS
ARE LISTED IN u. S.
Urged to Adopt More Liberal
Policy in Putting Facilities
at Doctors Service.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, March 27.-In spite of the
fact that use of many hospitals is
restricted to- physicians who are
members of the hospital staffs, only
36.S per cent, or 1892, of New York
City's S,769 physicians are affiliated
with hospitals, according to special
issue of the Journal of the American
Medical Association on hospital
statistics. Twenty mine per cent of
Cleveland physicians and 25.6 per
cent Of Chicago physicians are staff
members of hospitals.
The present tendency in medicine
Is to urge hospitals to adopt a more
open policy in this regard said the
Journal.
Only three States, Connecticut, New
Hampshire and Maine, have a hos
pital in each county, according to
the journal. There are 1867 of the
3,06S counties in the United States
that have no general hospitals within
their borders.
New York Leads.
1.-THE most recent summary of hos
pital statistics shows there are 1870
hospitals in the United States, having
a total capacity of S13,926 beds"
says the Journal New York has
6S8 hospitals, with a total of 120,-
Evening star., 1925-03-27
BERLIN TO REFUND
HER RPRE-WAR LOANS
Offers Three and 0ne-HaIf
Billion Marks for Old Issues
TotaIing Seventy Billions.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
BERLIN, March 27.-German and
foreign subscribers to war loans and
pre-war German government loans,
whether federal, state or municipal,
will be asked to exchange these for a
new loan equal to 5 per cent of the
original loan, according to the draft
of d long-promised reyaluation law
made public by the government yes
terday. This means that total obli-
cation amounting to 20 billion marks
will be converted into a gold mark debt
of 3ia billions.
The government states that 1t does
not recognize any legal obligations
for thus meeting in a small measure
the disappointment of thousands who
find their securities worthless, but has
acted solely out of a feeling of mora |
responsibility. The new loan will not
bear interest and will not be redeem
ed as long as Germany is paying rep
arations.
Spectators Barred.
The only exception will be made in
the cases of persons who have held
loans continuously since or before
July I. 1920. These, it is estimated,
hold 20 billions. In their case the
government will pay 5 per cent in
Evening star., 1925-03-27

and Electric Co, to the northeastern
division, embracing the Eleventh
street, Brookland and Eckingto on
lines. The banner was presented at the
company's offices Wednesday night by
Harry Keyser, secretary of the COM
pany, to Montgomery Davis, division
superintendent.
Addresses to the trainmen were de-
livered by Samuel r. Bowen, vice
president, and &. Melvin Sharpe, exec
utive assistant TO the president.
Evening star., 1925-03-27
Asks Name Be Changed.

Frank Laznovsky, his wife, Ethel
A, and their infant son, Frank ~
yesterday asked the District Supreme
Court for permission to change their
name to Rose. The petitioners say
the name is hard to spell and pro-
nounCe, and its foreign sound leads
Evening star., 1925-03-27
GETS SAFETY BANNER.
Northeastern Division of w. r. E
Wins Quarterly Award.

The banner for making the best
showing in accident prevention dur
ing the last three months has been
awarded by the Washington Railway
Evening star., 1925-03-27
to petty annoyance and discrimina-
ton. They are represented by At
torney Thomas $. Kennedy.

Miss Helen Brundige, 10, Of Kansas
City. challenged all feminine boxers
Of the 105-pound class to meet her in
a boxing bout.
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Perfect Type OF
Little Old Lady
Is Hard to Find

NFANTEp= A llitis. Cd lady
w ser big Fels 10 flim isEPsri
sgrs pot necessary. usoa sa}Afg
FOR right ;gps Appiy June
Mathis f1fss National rfudut
libus iiaiywo9t
II iuss Nasblz. tluss National
Writer sRd pfp3uesf. does nci
flnA certain woman for a part
la tfpuHns orjfnsha Forthcoming
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