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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-21

Here's Brother Bill Of
KHQ," kHown TO thousands
of radio fans, who listen tn
to his Friday evening piano
logs.
Photos BY carter & BRADLEY.
star starr Photographers
when the plaln,iyo tones Of +. A.
II. sound OF from K-ah-H-Bh-Q Fri
day evenings TO the general effect
that Brother Bill" Is about 10 do
his stuff there's generally no dial
twirllng FOR some time. Brother
Bin" Is William Hoffman. Seattle
piano artist and teacher,
lie and William Hotmann. con-
ductor Of The olympic Hotel palm
room orchestra are confused lot
ones Hoffman" and the others
Hoffman," No relation or any
thing. Just two musicians with the
same name. spelled differently
Bin and f, \. Il. have been col.
laborlting on KHQs Friday evening
tomroolcry for some time, BIN wants
TO so 70 New York. he says. having
written a good many melodies
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-21
Love and Murder
Scenes From kFEA

II yau tune Into tho JtS.mstcr
wave about 1880 Wednesday and
hear somebody b-InK murdered.
don't worry. I'm only h. Or, Hazel.
ton Spencer. at Pullman. rccltinE
the murder OF Duncan. from Mac
beth" Earlier on the program. Dr.
Spencer viii rcCits two love scenes
from Shakespeare. thoss OF Romeo
and Juliet" and The Tanning OF tho
Shrrw."'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-21
TRIO WILL PLAY
Classical Concert From KJR
Tuesday

Tho Mendelssohu Trio VIII play a
classical concert from KJR at $50
Tuesday evening. under auspices oaf
tho Puget Sound Savings and Loan
The trio includes: Fran.
els williams. piano. Elizabeth choa,e.
violin. Helen Stewart, cello.
The program:
Trio 49, Londonderry Air." Krsi,lsr;
''Boicro." NoskowskL
Cello soli-"Tho swEn,' sstnt.sasns.
"sch,rEo." Van G5ens
fiano soli--SoctgrHs In r. Major.
Chopin. ~ Ia Bisn Aimss.' Sehutt
Trto-Andauts HvissruEuT.
Violin soli-''Alstody." Charges Gates
Dawes. ave Maria s5hubcrt'Wte-
asllnj
Trio--SerweKiAn suite. GrIss.
Three minute tRIk-Charlss Franklin.
systematic savings department.. Puget
Sound Savings & Loan association.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-21
Talks Scheduled

Another talk on "rhr Romance %
tho EaBa 10 Trail" viii be broad,
east from XIII H0a a, Loo Angeles
Friday evening at I5o Another talk.
Lessons OF the spanish American
war" will BE- broadcast from KuA
125l AZ Denver at 5sle p. ~. Friday
by Hugh o. Neville, Colorado depart.
msnt commander. United spanish
war veterans.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-21
Seattle Broadcast
Good Enough for Him

Seattle r. good enough for US
writes G. G. Cowan. 1911 18th ave.
~, who has a stromberg Carlson
neutrodync
Seattle II Always good" he says.
salt Lake and Denver arc some
times Calgary Is generally fine, but
California Is never good when Seattle
II on the air"
Well. that's another side IN tho
argument between the DIX fans and
those who aru content with Seattle
programs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-21
IhAslrInn.. sureeOns
FuNERAL NOTICES
PERSONAL

IN Is easier to keep your hair than
10 rrKrDw ~ Is your hair dry and
brittls7 Have you falling hair 3r
dandruffg Does your scalp itch7
Badness II durable. Yes. / grow
hair. AiA sn-b2G5. ID, y. CurlT.
ao2 Home Savings building.
WILLIAMS MATERNITY HcaE-
Strictly private. doctors and
nurses in attic ndAnce. maternity
caser speciality. {2l2 Aurora
ME irne-Ggso
EN- SOLDIER, returning to France,
Will take photoErn phH OF soldiers
gFRvrH and return by mail very
reasonable. BE acn -g9ts.
BAD debts collected eyerywher..
UNIVERSAL ADJ. CO. Ell iot-ls70
1902 Alaska Bldg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-21
tAdycrtlscmonO
How to Unveil That
Girlish Skin Underneath

Any woman may easily rcluvenntc
her complexion at homo by simple aud
hnrmcRH prorcpB OF gentle absorption,
II has been iound that ordinary mcrco-
HEED wax, applied like cold cream ut
night, causes tho thn veil vi ilfolcsa.
Hnllow or blomlFiod cutlclc TO flake OF
IN almost invisible particles, revealing
tho fresh, vigorous ana beautiful young
skin underneath Tho process doflos drs
troiiun, For this purpose thousands of
women are NOW unug morColscd whN.
obtaining 1t NJ the drug store In original
ono ounce pRcl Iagc Naturally this
method also removed such surface blom-
lnhcn ns frcclSloh, plmplcn, llycr Hpots.
moth patches, 0llnoHa, II !, certainly
mal.os tho f0co look years youhgcr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-21
From kFOA Tuesday

J. v Oycrsby. tenor. Rill be fca-
turrd on a program starting at ssa0
Tuesday from kFuA. sponsored by
the Lbtrty Music house, The Coil.
scum orchestra win hguafehE, from
the Same station later In the eve
ninE From 1906 the usual Tues.
day evening dance music will b.
broadcast by the Hardness orchestra
from the olympic Hotel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-21
Old-Timers Coming

Anybody who still homes 70 hear
when You and Were Young,
Maggie may crafty the craving
about 7i3O "Wednesday evening when
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. s. Lcick win play II
as a cornct duet from KOA t32U at
Denver. Just before that happens
r. w. Cnrrlnger will sing Rocked
in the Cradle OF the Deep" as a bass
solo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-21
TRANSPORTATION

"a TRANSPORTATION
ARE YOU GOING TO CALIFORNIA
Stages or steamer. Panama Canal
Honolulu. Europe or Orient Low
EST RATES. ALL LINES. BrAtt-
stron 4 Co. il5 Cherry st MA In
bi7s. Oldest agency in Seattle.
SAN FRANCISCO-S2O from Seattle.
TodRy's or toniEht's train to Port
land. stage 10 San Francisco. Re-
serve early Amer Bros. Agents.
140s Fourth. Imperial Hotel AIA in
bl4n.
TWO Tickets TO The Last Laugh"
az the Columbia theater. for the
owner OF the auto license No,
g5ikD3 can AT The Star office.
want Ad Dept
6 LOST AND FOUND
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-21
HELP FOR REGGIE

you let Reggie stay too late last
night. 1t was | o'clock when he
went"
"But you told mo must give him
time to propose"
Yves, but five hours
well, mother, YOU know how
Reggie stuttcrsl'--Boston Transcript,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-21

Peggy uf KFoA"
az tho mike and
Mrs Joseph II
r r. m p lot ON and
Mrs II On n inE
Carlson as fen
turcd artists The
Crib Instrument,
al Trio Will play
Aira. Tcmplcton.
a soprano. Tc
crlvrrd her train
Ing under Anton
schott. formcr
court singer az
Berlin Mrs Chr,
son. a fine pianist.
r. an active mem
Der ~ tho Musical
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-21
"Cappy Kicks" From
KGO Thursday Night

"CBppy Kicks" well known TO
readers OF Tho Star and 90 magazine
readers has been done into play
form and viii be broadcast Thursday
evening az 5 from KGO f56I 40 Oak,
land The popular KGO players viii
stage II as ihrer.uri comrdy.dram5.
Tho ArluB trio viii play during Ia.
,srmiEsipns Tho play n one Of tho
regular Thursday evening Hrrira
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-21
EDUCATION BROUGHT
RIGHT TO THE HOME

EDUCATIONAL programs for
IL Wednesday:
Musical talk BY David Raymond
Holmes. KJR l3sil. 1880.
Foods and their HdultSratiou, voc
ESQ. $3.50.
Nick Harris detective stories. XII
(Fs7). :,
Astronomy talk ~ Or. Mars Baum
Eardt. XIII tf05I. :.
Care OF children, by Or. W. u.
Burr. xxx (ssJ. 4
Gardening. BY Prot O. l. Vincent.
Historical styles OF Domestic Arrhl.
lecture. Prof. p. O.. Rounds. Growing
Corn. BY Leonard HhEnRGcr. KFAE
C1isl. 1909
Accounting. BY Ellis LsMastsr
KFPY t2ssJ. 7-lo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-21
IDENTIFYING HIM

when you asked mo ror that
dance I took you for Donald; when
you hold me 20 tight | thought YOU
were Jack; and when you kissed mo
| could have sworn II was Jerry. but
when you stepped on my foot | knew
very well II was you, George. Chi.
cngo Phoenix.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-21
Two Plays Coming

Denver will start broadcastinE
plays Friday evening this week. At
40 Pacific time, the KOA players
viii put on "Passe." one-act trag.
edy. under direction OF Iris Ruth
Payey. Following It viii be "Ro-
sale" one-act comedy. Tho KOA
orchestra viii play for the inter.
ludes. 323 meters.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-21
FORESTS to Sing

Mr.. and Mrs James W. Forrest.
vocalists. win entertain on Tuesday
evenings program from KHQ t27s),
starting at $3.50. On the same pro-
gram A. J. Milford and Norman Hail
Will play banjo and ukelele duets,
There win be other artists on the
same program.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-21

Tho Canadian Northern station.
CNRR tI20l at Regina. SaRk.. will be
on the air Tuesday nt 7, Pacific time,
with an address by tho Hon. Charles
A. Cumming. Saskatchewan pre-.
mIor. lie will tell about Canada
save tho Forest week. Thcro'il
be piano recital. too.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-21
Chorus From Denver

Tho orpheus Mnlo chorus OF 20
voices VIII ring from KOA at 7.io
Wednesday Pacific time. At s
o'clock the Rainbow Gano orchestra
VIII take over, KOA - silent Tues,
day evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-21


KFsG. a 600 watt
station at Los An,
Rclez The Bible
Institute has n
T5o.wait station
In addition. xxx
at Hollywood re
Gently started an
oual
hour In the
morning
Too much 70.
iigion on tho air.
C IN plain other
broadCHHtHrH
"Frrcdom OF
the air" rctort
81 ..fta-.a.fAf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-21
WEAF Via VOC

WEAR t9sol. nj Cleveland. and
Voc asa NJ Davenport. viii rcradi.
ate wEAF programs Tuesday eve
ming. Tho Cleveland station will run
from 10 :. Pacific time. tho DEycn.
port bruadcnstcr from $40 10 Z.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-21
MIDWEST STATIONS
(Pacific Timr)

voc $50, Davenport. Ia,-b.10-
7, WEAF program rebrondcnat,
CSRR d2o), Rcgnn--7 plano ro-
olthi.
KuOM (2D oMlHnoulu --5iJ, mar
iIctR, Bilont evening
TOA (gg3), Denvor-5. concert pro-
gram, Ji3O, markets! silent night.
WIS $3.50, Chicago -- il30-l1.
varlod stunts and programs
KsL 5000. Salt Lnkc=-5.o. studio
programs.
wCCO DiD, Twin Citioa-G-S, stu.
do programme.
Wild taOg), MooEchcHrt 49, silo.
studio program,
wOAw tb2G, omnhn--7.O, studio
program. !
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-21
LOOK FOR CRYSTALS

Russian engineers nrn searching
tho mountain regions Of Russia in
search OF mineral that can act
like tho crystal In receivers. Tho
Urul mountains Is where most of tho
worlds platinum il obtained.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-21
College Broadcasts

Those fans who are interested in
knowing what sort Of a program Is
put on by the faculty OF AuEustana
college. Rock Island, Ill. can find
out by tuning into the 4si.meter
wave at Wednesday. woo will
broadcast until 8. Pacific time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-21

Every Tuesday. nj midnight. sta.
ton wBCN in Chicago starts out in
It's pirate ship. For two hours tho
Grew" broadcnsts varied program.
in which music and repertoire arc
combined.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-21

Mn. Mcrhcr5ou believes churches
have as much right 10 tho air as
jnzz bands-nnd Fuya so.
Operators Of religious stations say
their ian mail proves that their
services are welcomed in thousands
OF homes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-21
DEATHS

Grall. Joseph. 81. 1896 First ave. n.
T.. April II.
Luce. Frederick Robert. 6. 1915 y.
4ard 1T. April is.
Waltz. Howard o. 81. corner Roy
e. aud queen Anne ave. April l6,
CNihero. Mrs. Mabel. q, 1899 18Th
ave. 3 W, April II.
ThnrmluE Louise. 81. 1885 Firth ave
william Mrr. May. 80. s:o' Yesier
nurks. Mary 4. 20, ga E. 10Th at,
April iG
walsh. Caroline. 7s 300 18th ave y.
April l6,
Cunningham. Theresa. 81. sil l..
cath Ht. April IL
Albro. Arthur. So. 1851 Burton pl.,
April IS
Tanimura. Klzu Il. Portage. April
IS
oliver. baby infant. 2s's W. s2nd
HoEsn = s sarah. so. 4o25 goth ave. s,
Ttiicy. kbSoiom II. so, 1901 s9,h ave,
s.. April Is
Tracy. Frank w, 20. King county
hospital. April II.
Thomas James Hugh. ], 3S0S 18th
ave n. r.. April IS,
Kono, Yuiac. T. sOi Ninth ave. s,
April is
Moore, baby, Infant. a2O7 Norman St,
April 30.
Davis. Agnes c.. "a. 1o6 Bellevue
ave ~. April 10.
Garner. Corinne Howell Post. &c.
1905 Second ave, w, April 10.
Poitras, Lucy, IL, 1901 Earl ave. n.
w. April is,
Reading. Clement Arthur. 81. 635i
10th ave. s. w, April II.
Parrot. Elijah u, 5S. 3223 62nd ave.
s. w, April II.
Robinson. Margaret L.. Sc. 5i33 seth
ave s, W, April 10
Rosskoph. Elizabeth. SIS. 4Oi7 34fh
ave w. April 10.
Smith. infant, IS days. 2O3i 2sth ave.
April rs.
Porter. JAMES A.. 81. 1904 washing
ton st.. April is,
Smith. Joseph, c., 1894 Jackson at,
April 10.
scoflcld Thomas, 81. oia Ninth ave.
=, April is.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-21
ANOTHER IN NEW YORK

Despite the clogEcd condition OF
New York brondcagtinF. another sta.
ton Is scheduled for the city. A
hotel and a radio magazine arc said
70 be rlnnnInE ID.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-21
PACIFIC COAST STATIONS

KFPY t2G5). Spokane, studio
program: 10, dance orchestra.
KFAE $3.50, Pullman - Silent
night
KPO a2s). San f'rsnolHco--7 or
chostru: 2, Pearl Ladd, soprano; 10.
Cablrla orchestra,
RGO C8gD, OaklHnd-ssi5. news:
3. Alameda Rotary club programs
10. ualstond's orchestra
XIX 5000, oaltland-6. sunset
matinee. z. news.
XII H6D, IoB Angelica, organ
recital s. programs .. Lyric trio;
10. program.
XIII to5), los Angeles, orches-
ira, G.30. chlldron'E hour; 4. pro-
gram, 10, Ilckmnns orchestra.
KGW HDD, Portland q. agrlcui-
turai lecture. $40, concert; 10.
Multnomah Hotel Btrollcrs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-21
TUESDAY
SEATTLE STATIONS

KJR $3.50, n. " Radio ssrvlc.
Co.--i0.gO, lecture on milk aud dairy
products. 1880. markets. ]. must
Gale. i.3o. home economies talk s.
thchtcr news
KFOA $50. Rhodes Storo=ia:3o,
KiwAnls club luncheon; 4, Hofmhnn'a
orchestra: s.. dinner hour concert:
$50. studio program. 10, Eddie
Harkncsa' orchestra.
KHo (273) hush 4 Lane Plano Go.
"A. musical hour. S:70. Walt Wells
Tacoma hotel orchestra.
KTCL t305). American RadIophons
Co.--sllent night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-21
RADIO WAR STARTS
OVER AIR RELIGION

WAR is on in California over tho
w use of radio for religious
hroBdeasting Aimee srmpis Ne
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-21

TUE llopprrKrlly company VIII
l. broadcast classical program
from KFDA az GAb wednesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-21
COAST STATIONS

IrAE t3isJ. Pullman - 7;2o.
shakcspohroan night studio program.
farm talks
KfI'N tg05), Spokane, dinner
hour program. talk on accounting.
kPO tss), San F'ranclEco.-6 30.
orchestra; 1870. band program. &.
Aviator Kent program 0. old songs;
10, Chblria cafe orchestra.
kGo GOD, Oakland 4, orchestra:
Gtb. nowH bulletins; Ellont night
KIN (60o), Opklnnd-i. news: 4,
educational program; o1J, overture.
TO- orchestra.
XII tOD, Los Angeles Nick
Harris detective stories. 1890. He
brew melody: 7'3O. Lyric trio Q. EI-
Rminer program, 10. orchcgtrn.
XIII 900, Los Angcles--7 40, u.
q. G. program, 3, astronomy talk.
$3.50, program. 1890. orchestra.
KIM t33D, Los Angeles 4. Am
bassador orchestra: s. studio pro-
gram. 0. courtesy program. 10, Iioi.
lywood dance orchestra,
KEW HOD, portlnnd--G, dinner
program; 7lJ, news; s, concert
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-21
LOST AND FOUND

LOsT-A small purse by needy
widow. containing $50 and croft.
Phone ME lTHc- ania.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-21
RADIO PROGRAMS
WEDNESDAY
SEATTLE STATIONS

kFOA $50, Rhodes Stors-i, 40.
Rotary luncheon. 4, iIotmann'n or
chostra! s. dinner hour program.
GH5. Hopper Kelly program, s:5o.
studio program.
kHQ ts7J), Bush 4 Lane Piano
Go "A, musical hour. S.5o. studio
program.
KJR t3sD. y. ". Radio Services
Co.-i2330, markets. /, musicni.
1850, musical talk. G, theRtcr news;
$50, studio concert.
krCL $3.50, American Radlophono
Co.-Hllant night
Evening star., 1925-04-13
COONTz TO REPAY
WELCOME TOFLEET
Admiral viii Hold Reception
for San FranCisCanS Pre-
ceding Ships Departure.
Rr the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press
SAN FRANCISCO, Calf, April 13.-
The program OF entertainment ar
ranged for the personnel of the United
States combined fleet which leaves
Wednesday for extensive maneuvers
in Hawaiian waters and a trip to
Australia. practically was completed
today. Officers and men of the
amanda will be occupied tomorrow
with myriad details incident to
weighing anchor.
Admiral Robert Z. Coontz, COM
mander of the entire fleet, repaid the
hospitality of San Francisco at re-
ception aboard the L. S. s. Pennsyl-
vania. Hundreds of San Francisco
residents were invited to this affair.
The Pennsylvania was chosen because
of the luxuriousness of her furnish
ings.
Flagship to BE Umpire.
The flagship Seattle will be the um.
pire craft during the maneuvers ami
precedes the departure of the fleet
proper by one day in order that 1t
may maintain neutrality and leave all
details OF the attack on the Island
of Oahu in the hands of Admiral
S. s. Robson, commander in chief Of
the battle fleet. who will direct the
operations against the Hawaiian
metropolis.
The air force base ball team, with
one game already won, opposed the
L. S. S. California nine in the second
of the three game series to determine
the fleet championship. The score
yesterday was 2-1. and another close
contest is anticipated this afternoon.
Tonight the citizens committee
which has arranged the program Of
entertainment has planned a banquet
of farewell to the officers of the feet
at the Palace Hotel.
Evening star., 1925-04-13
"ROOKIE" STATE TROOPER
TRIES TO TURN HIJACKER
Attempt to Get Liquor From Estate
Results in Gunshot Wound,
Arrest and Real Raid.
BY the Associated Press.
w -"~~" ~

BY the Associated Press.
BAY SHORE, n. Y, April 13.--The
story of State trooper who turne,
hijacker, and of a raid which resulte
in the capture of $250.000 worth
liquor, was told here last night by
Lieut.. J. b. Lynch of the State police
The trooper is a rookie" William
.Delmadge, according to the lieuten
ant, and is now suffering with I
gunshot wound. in the back. as a re
suit of his alleged hijacking activ
tiles. 1T was said he will recover.
however. and that he has already
been pla ced under military arrest" :"
Delmadge, the lieutenant said while
on a furlough, accompanied three war
veteran friends to the 40-acre Ben
son estate at Ditch Plaine, Long Is
land, where they demanded of Frank
Dickerson. the caretaker. two auto
mobile loads of liquor. Bump of
men," supposed hireiings of bootleg
gers. set upon the quartet. Delmadge
was shot through the back, and one
of his companions received face
wound, according to Lieut.. Lynch's
story. They fed.
Delmadge is said to have made a
cursory report of the affair at head
quarters and then disappeared. A
search was instituted and the
rookie" found. He is said to have
confessed, and this alleged confes-
sion was followed by a raid on the
Benson estate. where 1900 cases of
liquor were found. Dickerson was
arrested
The Benson estate is at present
unoccupied by its owners.
Evening star., 1925-04-13

One of the worlds oldest narrow
Guage railways is owned by the duke
Of Devonshire at Eaton. 1t was built
in 1894 TO transport supplies to Eaton
Hall from a station four miles away.
Evening star., 1925-04-13
TREATIES ON AGENDA
OF CONVENTION HERE
Prospective Revision of Pacts tc
Be Considered by Chamber of
Commerce of United States.

Commercial treaties between ma
tions will form one OF the principal
topics of discussion at the 18th an
nual meeting of the Chamber of
Commerce of the United States, in
Washington, May 90 to p, with in
ternational as well as domestic ques-
tions to be considered. The pro-
gram points out that "the country is
on the eve OF a complete revision of
commercial treaties with other ma
tions."
Other international topics on the
program include discussions of the
European situation and the Dawes
plan by a speaker from Europe. yet
to be named, and of competition in
foreign trade.
Secretary Jardine is to review the
foreign situation in the United States
and former Representative Winslow
of Massachusetts is to speak on
Congress and American Business"
Other domestic economic questions
will be presented by committees
which have been making various
surveys.
The meeting also will be the occa-
sion for a formal dedication of the
chambers new headquarters building.
Ceremonies will be conducted by
Right Rev. Thomas F. Gailor, presf-
dent of the National Council of the
Protestant Episcopal Church.
Evening star., 1925-04-13

curate, comprehensive diagnosis; the
most rational and efficient treatment,
and the best results of treatment pos
sible"
Evening star., 1925-04-13

standardizing organization and treat
ment in all hospitals.
DR.. M. T. McEachern and DR.. u. w.
Williamson of a committee from the
American College of Surgeons, which
has been investigating bureau hos
pitfalls were present and reported. DR..
Mac acEachern said that nowhere else
an the world was there such con-
frolled group of hospitals, with the
opportunities and facilities of great
country behind them. These hospitals,
he said, could assemble accurate data
invaluable to the advancement OF
medical science in a manner impossi-
BILE of accomplishment in civil hos
pitfalls.
Standards proposed by the Amer
lean College of Surgeons will be in
troduced SO far as possible into the
bureau hospitals, ii was announcde.
Three broad principles laid down by
the surgeons include: "An early. ac-
Evening star., 1925-04-13
WILL ADDRESS STUDY.
DR.. Herman Finer to Speak on
British Government.

DR.. Herman Finer will address
Washington Study on THE House of
Commons. English Party Politics and
the Electorate" at its final meeting
this season at 1884 n street tomorrow
morning at 1880 o'clock. The ad-
dress will complete the course on
Forms of Foreign Government" which
hae been conducted by the Washington
Study.
DIR. Finer, who is on lecture and
observation tour of this country, was
especially recommended by the Brit
ish Ambassador, Sir Esme Howard, as
being fitted to speak on the subject
chosen.
Evening star., 1925-04-13
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Evening star., 1925-04-13
SHIP COOK KILLS SELF.
Leroy Newsome Found Dead il
Capital Rooming House.

Leroy Newsome. 81, second class
cook on the Choptank, Governmep Mt
tug. plying between this city and
Indian Head, Md, was found dead
in a room at $40 Pennsylvania avenue
yesterday morning. Newsome shot him
self.
Newsome, former resident of War
rem. Ga, had about $50 in his pockets
when he ended his life, and COM
panfons are at a loss for a motive
for his act. He registered at the
rooming house Saturday night.
Lieut.. John S. Kennedy, U. s. n.
stationed at the navy yard. identified
the body. Coroner hewitt gave a GER
tifcate of suicide, and relatives in
Quincy, Fla, were notified. An under
taker removed the body from the
morgue and prepared it for burial.
Evening star., 1925-04-13
E0TTLERS TO MEET.
Executive Board Will Confer at
RACQUET Club.

Plans for the annual convention
and exposition of the American Bot
tiers of Carbonated Beverages will be
made at the annual meeting OF the
executive board at the Racquet Club
Thursday. Junior Owens of Wash
ington is treasurer of the board.
In conjunction with the convention
which is to be held in Kansas City,
Mo, from October 10 to 23 the bot
tiers will hold an annual exposition
with exhibits by manufacturers val
ued at several million dollars