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Evening star., 1934-12-09
SONS AND DAUGHTERS
OF LIBERTY

The State Good Of Order Commit
tee has arranged for q turkey dinner
at Pythian Temple December IL.
Hope Council will meet December
ii at Naval Lodge Hall The second
meeting in the month has been
changed to December 10. Justice
Council will meet December 20 at
Northeast Masonic Temple. Election
Of officers will be held, also o Christ
mas party. Washington Council will
meet December 10 at s35 G place.
Columbia Council meets December
20 at No. Fourth street northeast.
Election Of ofIicers will be held. State
Councillor Mrs. Sue Mehaffie and her
stan Of officers will make their Of
ficial visit April Is.
The last meeting Of True Blue
Council, No. 5, was called to order
by the councillor, Mrs. Elizabeth Nc
Donald. The next meeting will be
December Is at No. 7 Fourth street
northeast. State Councillor Mrs. Sue
Mehafie and her officers will make
their ofiicial visit January 10. Po-
tomac Council will meet December
10 at 935 G place for a Christmas
party. State Councillor Mrs. Sue
Mehafiie and her officers will make
their oficial visit March 8.
Evening star., 1934-12-09
CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS
OF AMERICA

The December business meeting OF
Court District Of Columbia vas held
last Tuesday evening at the Willard
Hotel Miss Grace Sprucebank, grand
regent, presided. Miss Alice Scanlon.
Mrs. John Mullin. Mrs. Mary Sweet
and Mrs. E. Martin, visiting members
of Court Fulton. Fulton. N. Y, were
introduced to the court.
Miss May Barrett gave . report on
the silver tea last Sunday at the
Thomas Circle Club. when following
entertainment was given: Vocal solo,
Miss Frances Shea: recitation. Mrs.
Keho; piano solo. Miss Bishop. and
vocal duet. Mrs Nora Schrider and
Miss Marguerite Keane, accompanied
BY Miss Mary Keane.
Executive meeting was held Friday
evening at the home Of Mrs Katherine
Folliard, 438 Newton place.
A meeting Of the Convert League
Catholic Study Hour was held at the
Park Central Hotel last Friday eve
ming. The spiritual director. DR.. A. J..
Burggrafi. spoke. Mrs. Anna and Miss
Augusta Uhl were hostesses. Miss Flor
ence Winter presided.
The Welfare Committee will hold q
tacky party December IS. at the
knights Of Columbus club house.
Prizes will be awarded. The proceeds
will be used to finance Christmas par
ties. which will be given to the poor.
The next meeting will be held De-
cember 1e, at the Willard Hotel.
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JOBS DAUGHTERS

Bethel No. l. elected Mary Ellen
Bailey as marshal. The line is as fol-
lows: Dorothy Brauner. honored
queen; Catherine Norris, senior prin-
cess: Dorothy L. Linz, junior princess;
Harriet A. Schmidt. guide, and Mary
Ellen Bailey. marshal. Appointment
Of the non- elective officers will be an
nounced by the honored queen ut the
next meeting.
The annual banquet, rendered by
the Mothers Club, will mark the close
Of the term Of Isabelle Ager rs hon.
ored queen. It will be December II.
At the meeting December Is the
officers win be installed.
Dorothy Hartley was elected presi-
detn Of the choir ut . meeting at the
home of Helen Davis, with May Can
field and Katherine .Blankenship Is
co-hostesses Other officers elected
were: Katherine Blankenship, vice
president; Myrtle Watson, secretary,
and Grace Anderson, treasurer.
The Hiking Club viii meet at the
home Of Helen Bertram. 1910 c street
northeast, next Tuesday.
Dorothy Brauner was voted the most
accomplished member of the Dramatic
Club for the excellence Of her appear
ance In THE Little Red School
house" LaRue southard and Harriet
A. Schmidt were tied for second hon
ors. Miss Ruth Ivers. dramatic d.
rectress, has presented Q cup to the
club to become the property Of any
member who for three consecutive
times is chosen star" .,.
Evening star., 1934-12-09
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS

Washington Council will meet
Tuesday night at the Knights Of
Columbus Club House. 1t will be
"old- timers night" and Grand Knight
Harold r. Jones and Financial Sec
retary DR.. A. D. Wilkinson have
issued q special invitation to all the
"old- timers" to be present. Lecturer
John 3. Coyle's committee will give
party and program Of entertainment.
Washington Council joined with
other local councils last Sunday aft
ernoon In an exemplification Of the
first and second degrees and Monday
night the third degree was exempli-
ned to a class of 40 candidates. Pre-
ceding the initiation Washington
Council was host to its oficers and
the Baltimore degree team, which
exemplified the third degree, at the
Hamilton Hotel. A dinner and pro-
gram Of entertainment was given.
This council Is making plans for
its annual Christmas party, at the
club house. December ~. Christmas
presents will be distributed to all the
members of the council and there
will also be an interesting program
Of entertainment.
Francis Anthony McCann, chair
man OF the Intercouncil Kermess
Committee, has called a special meet
ing Of the ladies and men serving
on the various subcommittees Of the
Kermess Committee. The meeting
will be held at the Knights of Co
lumbus Club House next Thursday
night. Refreshments will be served.
spalding Council met last Thursday
night at the club house and acted on
number Of important matters.
Lecturer John c. Huppmann provided
entertainment. J. Fred Brady. grand
knight, presided
The annual Christmas party for
the orphans Of the several institutions
in the District will be given during
Christmas week by the Knights Of
Columbus, at the National Theater,
with entertainment furnished by
artists from the local theaters and
broadcasting stations.
Inc poster contest Ior Lne hnlgntS
Of Columbus Kermess will be held
next February. The committees desire
Is to secure from this contest poster s
which will best carry the idea of the
coming K. Of C. Kermess with the
carnival feature dominant The poster
may be In as many colors as the
! entrant desires. and on q heavy card
board 15x20 inches in size There
will be three prizes. Students Of the
public and parochial schools and
colleges Of the District are eligible TO
compete. Particulars may be secured
from the principal or director Of the
school or by writing the Foster Con-
test Committee. Knights of Columbus
Kermess headquarters, sl8 Tenth
street.
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B. P. O. ELKS

A large party Of Washington Elks
will accompany District Deputy John
Z. Lynch on his onicial visitation Of
Baltimore Lodge next Wednesday.
Buses viii leave the club, 91s II
street, at 6 pm. and will leave Balti-
more on the return trip at midnight.
Reservations may be made through
the secretary. The meeting scheduled
for Wednesday has been postponed to
Thursday.
A large class Of candidates will be
initiated December 10, which will be
the last meeting Of the calendar year.
The meeting Of December as will be
omitted.
A testimonial dinner was given for
the members Of the Elks' Boys Band
at the club last Tuesday. The boys,
their parents and friends were enter
tained. .-r , s' --
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ODD FELLOWS

The final Rebekah visitation will be
held December 10, when Marian q.
osiman, president, will visit Esther
Lodge in Odd Fellows Temple. She
will be accompanied by her ofhcers
and by Grand Master Charles B.
Lampe and his officers and Grand
Patriarch William Ford.
. A meeting Of the representatives to
the committee on the joint installa-
ton Of Rebekah Officers has been
called by Mrs. Olive Woodworth,
chairman. for Wednesday in Odd
Fellows Temple at pm.
At the meeting Of Columbia Theta
Rho Girls Club. No. l, I. o. o. F.,
December IS. ofncers will be elected.
There will be Christmas party.
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BIBLE CLASSES
WILL MEET TODAY
Special Program Will Be Held
at Central Y. M. G. A.
at 4 O'Clock.

Universal Bible Sunday will be OBJ
served BY the Organised Bible Class
Association with . public meeting ut
the Central Y. M. G. A. today At 1
pm. Irving L. Koch viii preside.
There will b. addresses by H. =. VIM,
president Of the Washington Bible
Society. and Page NICK. Etchison. pres
ident Of the Organized Bible Class As
sociation. Randolph Z. Myers will
sing and w. r. Schumacher will lead
the song service.
The closing sessions Of the annual
Interstate Older Boys Conference win
be held today ct Cumberland, Nd,
with ]. c. Ingram and . delegation
from the Boys Department Of the
local Y. NJ C. A. attending.
Mr.. Etchison will speak ut the Gun
ton Temple Presbyterian Church to-
day at IL am, and at 8 pm. at Nc
Kendree M. T. Church.
The Y. M. C. A. Glee Club will meet
with the director, j. Nelson Anderson,
for rehearsal, In Room 2l8, Tuesday
to o'clock
The fve classes in the Y. M. c. A.
School of Religion will hold their ses-
sions on wednesday evening from 7:l5
to . pm.
A conference Of the Y. M. c. A.
staff will be held Thursday at Sis
am. Wilbur La Roe, jr., will speak
at . an. on Some Aspects Of the
Social Evil" The Us Mems Club will
meet ut luncheon At Sholl's cafe at
1880 pm. The first meeting Of the
Self-Expression Forum for Young Men
will be held in Room 7l9, Central
Y. M. c. A.. at 8 pm.
DR.. J. Orin Powers will lead q
young mems forum in Room 2ls
Central Y. M. c. A., Friday at 8 pm
The Christian and Lords Supper
will be the subject Of the Y. M. c. A.
radio talk from Station WMAL at
5:45 pm. Saturday, by Horace L.
Stevenson, special writer on interna-
tional Sunday school lessons for the
Cincinnati Inquirer The US Boys
Club will hold . social meeting in the
Boys Building at 8 pm.
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Parent-Teacher Board
Will Convene Tuesday
MANAGERS of District Congress to Meet at
NE. A. Buildins-Pupils Will Entertain
Whittier Group.

2s7 paid members TO date. Mi1 VIZ
ginia Parton's class viii receive the
prize, to be used on tts roon, for
having the most parents join the
association.
Miss Irene Minear's room had the
most parents present and will keep
the prize picture.
Mrs. w. M. Tryon, student aid
chairman, thanked the parents for
clothing and shoes sent TO the school
on bundle day. Mrs. Agnes I. Kin
near, principal Of Eliot Junior High
School, spoke. Raymond Gardner,
Robert Gardner, Claude Willis and
Raymond Turner sang selections.
Mrs. Robert A. Lyons gave readings.
The executive meeting will be held
tomorrow at 9 pm, in the Northeast
Building q Loan room, Twentieth
street and Rhode Island avenue
northeast.
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Mobilization Is Planned
For 18th Guard Division
Staff Officers, Unit Commanders and Army
Instructors Participate in Military
Conference Here. -....

days prior to others, as some OF the
organisations are located In the ex-
treme southwestern part Of Virginia.
In the working out Of the program,
the various unit commanders were
instructed to confer fully with Regular
Army instructors assigned to. their
respective units, In order that any
proposed changes or notifications
might reflect the opinions Of both the
unit commanders and the instructors.
A number Of the instructors attended
the conference.
Appointment of graduates from Re-
serve Oficer Training Corps camps as
commissioned ofYicers Is to be made in
the National Guard instead of in the
Oficers Reserve Corps. Those mem
bers of the training corps who are
members Of the National Guard will
submit their applications for commits
sions through the Guard.
Pvt. Hilliare P. Wardwell, inactive,
National Guard, assigned to Battery
A, 260th Coast Artillery, has been
ordered honorably discharged in order
that he may retain his commission In
the Oficers' Reserve Corps.
Pvt. Titus B. snoddy. jr., Battery A,
760th Coast Artillery. has been ordered
honorably discharged, on his own
request, he having completed two
years Of three-year re-enlistment.
Pvt. william B. Gates, Battery Z.
260th Coast Artillery, has been ordered
reduced to the grade Of private, with
out prejudice.
Pvt. VIII B. Gates has been ordered
promoted to sergeant in Battery c,
2e0th Coast Artillery.
Pvt. Clement L. Bochene has been
ordered transferred from ten inactive
to the active list of the Headquarters
Detachment and Combat Train, 260th
Coast Artillery, while Pvt. Francis M.
Bowie goes from the inactive to the
active list Of the Headquarters and
| Service Company, 12lst Engineers.
Pvt. Donald E. Lewton, Battery Z
260th Coast Artillery, has been
ordered honorably discharged because
| Of removal from the city.
Pvts. Steve Xydas, Gordon L. Drum
mond and Arthur N. Thomas have
been ordered transferred from the In
active to the active list Of Battery A.
260th Coast Artillery.
Corpl. Lew J. McGahey has been
ordered promoted to sergeant in Bat
terry A, 260th Coast Artillery.
Pvt. Thomas A. Thornhill, 2sth Di.
vision Military Police Company. and
Pvt. Edward L. Sabatina, Medical De-
partment Detachment, 12lst Engi.
neers, have been ordered transferred
from the inactive to the active list OF
their respective units.
Pvt. Boyd r. McMurdy has been
ordered transferred from the active tc
the inactive list Of the 2Sth Division
Military Police Company on accoun,
of business interference With the per-
formance Of military duty.
On account Of temporary removal
from the city, Pvt. Donald w. Bernard
has been ordered transferred from the
active to the inactive list Of Company
D, 12lst Engineers. Sergt Edward M
Morris, jr., Of the same command went
| to the inactive list on account Of bust
ness interference with the perform
ance Of military duty.
Pvts. James A. Counts and Meyer
Shapiro. attached to the Medical De-
partment Detachment, 12lst Engi.
neers, have been ordered honorably
discharged on account of removal from
the city.
Evening star., 1934-12-09
AT HOME" PLANNED
FOR WV. C. A. TODAY
Members and Friends Invited tc
Attend Hours Program at
4 This Afternoon.

Members and. friends Of the 2. W.
c. A. are invited to the Eat home"
hour today at I O'Clock, preceding
the music hour, at Seventeenth and
K streets.
The Chapter Council viii meet to-
morrow at IL am. at the Y. w. G. A.
Junior High School Girl Reserves
will hold . Christmas candlelight serv-
ice in Barker Hall Friday ut pm.
Girl Reserves from - Junior High
School Girl Reserve Clubs viii partici-
pate. -
sor a beauty box" at the Y. w. G. A
Thursday. A specialist from one oi
Washington's outstanding beauty sa-
Ions will lecture.
"A vhite-elephant party" will be
featured by Central Girl Reserves
Friday. western Girl Reserves VIII
meet Friday evening to work on theil
contribution to the Toy Shop fof
Christmas.
washington and Lee Girl Reserve.
will be entertained at dancing AND
bridge at the home Of Peggy ANNE
English In Ashton Heights SATURDAY
evening.
Rehearsals scheduled for the weel
include the meeting of the Girl Re-
serve Glee Club, Tueday at pm; th'
principals in the Christmas play Sat
| urday from to 10 am; choir -.
| hearsal from . to IL am, ana tnt
gift bringers from IL to noon.
Z Street Girl Reserves are rehears'
ing Christmas carols and makint
scrap books for small children as theil
share in the Christmas Toy Shop
This group will meet Friday at pm
Educational Council will meet fol
| dinner in the cafeteria at 5:45 TO-
morrow. Following this will be Al
| exhibit OF related articles.
Mrs. Raymond Dickey will give
program Of music for the Wednesda!
| Afternoon women's Club at the Y
w. C. A. Community House Decem
Der IL at 4.
The children's music hour will NEE
tomorrow At $50 pm, at 6l4
street.
Open house will be observed toda.
at GA Z street. S to pm.
Theta Mu Society will meet Tues
day at 3 pm.
The wednesday Club of the Indus
trial Department will meet for bridg'
| at the Y. w. C. A. at 7:30.
The Greek Mutual Air Society vii
meet Thursday at the Y. w. c. A
The Thursday Club of the girls EN-
ployed in homes will meet the sam
evening.
The Industrial Committee will NEE
Friday at 1890 in the club room.
The Blue Triangle Club will hav
for It's speaker Thursday at Sis Mis-
Ruth Sarles Of the National Council
for the Prevention of War, who ha
taken for her subject, This Munition
Business" Club supper. Sis.
The Xenos Club will meet Wednes
day at tbs.
Plans are being made for q Sing
ing Christmas" at the Y. w. c. A.
The NTH Of the series of lectures Of
The Art Of Listening to Music" vii
be given tomorrow at 7:30 Miss HeleI
le Fevre Lyon will speak on "Th
Makers Of Symphony Through tn
Ages"
Evening star., 1934-12-09
WOMEN OF THE MOOSE

Columbia Chapter visited Columbia.
Pa, last Sunday for the Pennsylvania
Conference The Washington Chapter
won the prize, q luncheon set for the
farthest visiting chapter.
Miss Anna Wagner. general chair
man Of the bazaar. called . meeting
of all chairmen at the Moose Hall
Monday night. The bazaar was held
Friday and Saturday nights. The
Membership and Publicity Committees
xre sponsoring q card and bingo party
at the Moose Hall, December IS. The
next meeting Of the chapter Is Decem-
Der IA.
Evening star., 1934-12-09
JacknOn

The association will meet In the
school tomorrow at 3 pm. A motion
picture will be shown. A new vice
president will be elected. -
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Keene,

The association will meet in the
school Tuesday evening. Mrs. G. B.
Finnell, program chairman, has ar
ranged 4 Christmas program.
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Tan Junior High.

The November meeting was held
IN the school, with several hundred
parents present. The membership
drive, under the leadership Of Mrs.
q. J. Clay, ended that night with
Evening star., 1934-12-09

Abraham Lincoln Circle, Ladies of
the g. A. r., met Monday at the New
Evening star., 1934-12-09

The Washington Branch Of the
American Association Of University
Women will give tea tomorrow At
1 o'clock, followed by q business meet
ing. The hostess will be Miss Carrie
M. Davis, assisted BY Miss Ruby
Nevins, Mrs. Amos Steele, Mrs. Clyde
Warburton,, Miss Edith Esgate, Mrs.
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Evening star., 1934-12-09

The Washington Cultus Club met on
Tuesday in the home Of Mrs. William
r. Myers, in Chevy Chase. Mrs. John
Writ and Mrs. A. M. MacLachlen were
guests.
The president, Mrs. Samuel Lewis.
presided. The program included pa
pers on National Music" read by
Mrs. Augustus Taylor and an essay on
"Cellophane," read by Miss Julia Karr.
The next meeting will take the form
of Christmas party and will be held
at the home Of Mrs. George w. Harris,
on Woodland drive.
The Argyle Study Club will meet
with Mrs. Mary Burger, 1919 Delafield
place, Tuesday. Luncheon will be
served at l o'clock. Continuip. the
study Of Japan and China" Mrs
Nellie Douglass will read q paper on
their Industries, Commerce and
Labor"
Gamma Chapter, Delphisn Society
met Monday evening at the Shoreham
Hotel, the president, Miss Julia Moore
Gilbert, presiding. The literary pro-
gram was led by Miss Emma Hofler
the subject being ''The Renaissance In
italy" The following topics were
given: General Character Of the
Italian Renaissance" Mrs. Margaret
Davis; Venice" Mrs. o. N. Fansler;
Florence" Mrs. Mary g. Mathiot
and Milan" Miss Sophia Lunsfo6d.
! Abraham Lincoln Circle, Ladies d
the g. A. r., met Monday at the New
Evening star., 1934-12-09

North Capitol w. c. T. U.-An L. T.
L. was organized by Mrs. Ival B. Stout,
Loyal Temperance Legion secretary for
the District Of Columbia. Mrs. VIII
liam w. Watt is the leader. Children
elected as officers were: President,
Jesse Watt; secretary, Frances Birge;
and treasurer, Jean Henderson.
The next meeting will be held at
Bethany Baptist Church December is
1T 1870 pm. Children between ages
Of Z and Is are invited to attend.
Business Woman's Council-Meetins
IN the chapel Of the covenant, First
Presbyterian Church. Tuesday. 8 pm
Miss Julia E. Schelling will give q
lecture on ''Wagnerian Music" illus.
Evening star., 1934-12-09

THE Board Of Managers Of the
District Of Columbia Congress
Of Parents and Teachers will
i meet Tuesday At O'Clock in the
board room, N. 4. A. Building.
Whittier.
The association will meet tomorrow
at 3 pm. A Christmas entertainment
will be given by pupils Of the fifth
grade. A social will follow.
An executive meeting was held last
Thursday.
H. ID. Cooke.
The Executive Board will meet
Tuesday at 3:l5 pm. Fifteen Thanks
giving baskets were distributed by the
association in the northwest section
Of the city.
Alexander Shepherd.
DR.. p. A. McLendon will speak on
Child Health" At the meeting Of the
association at the school tomorrow
evening.
An executive meeting was held at
the home Of Mrs. L. X Crippen last
Monday evening. Refreshments were
served.
A tea was given at the school Tues
day afternoon for the members Of the
sixth grade by the grade mothers. Mrs
Wilford Gilbert and Mrs. Charles
Trimble.
Evening star., 1934-12-09

Extra -curricular Activities" will be
demonstrated at the meeting of the
association Wednesday evening by
members Of the faculty and students
Of the school. There will be selections
by the Junior and Senior Girls and
the Boys Glee Clubs, In addition to
an exhibition Of work done in the
various shops and domestic arts
Glasses.
The Executive Board met Friday
Afternoon, with Mrs. John w. Ed
wards, president, presiding.
Evening star., 1934-12-09

Pvt. William B. Gates, Battery Z,
260th Coast Artillery, has been ordered
reduced to the grade Of private, with
out prejudice.
Evening star., 1934-11-02

detached command u. 8. 3. Yarnall
! in December; to Asiatic station.
Addoms, Lieut.. John F., detached
u. 9. s. Nevada on November 10; to
resignation accepted, effective Novem-
ber 10.
Broun, Lieut.. Wilbur F., detached
U. s. 8. Lexington In December: to
Asiatic station.
Guthrie, Lieut.. Harry A., orders
July 16 revoked; continue command
U. S. 8. $40,
Watson, Lieut.. George r., detached
U. s. s. Mississippi in October; to
Naval Air Station, Lakehurst, N. J.
Breault, Ensign John L., jr., de-
tached U. s. s. Nevada; to U. 8. 8.
Sturtevant.
Davis, Ensign Joseph B., detached
U. s. s. Indianapolis. On discharge
treatment Norfolk Naval Hospital,
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NITRATE PLANTS
MACHINES TESTED
T. v. A. Engineers Find
Project Progressing After
10 Years of IdIeness.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated freSS.
WILSON DAM, Ala, November g.
Tests Of machinery in nitrate plant
No. 2, wartime munitions project now
converted into fertilizer factory. to-
day moved slowly forward under guid-
ance of Tennessee Valley Authority
engineers.
Some of the machinery has not
turned wheel in more than decade
since the first test was made long
after the World War had ceased. and
engineers said the process of testing
out necessarily would be slow.
Just how soon the dream of Senator
George Norris, Republican, of Ne
braska, called by many the father Of
the Tennessee Valley program, would
become an actuality and fertilizer
would be produced in commercial
quantities none would hazard a guess
DR.. A. E. Morgan, chairman of the
Authority, last Saturday said the first
test run would be made today, but no
official announcement was forthcom-
ing that an actual test of fertilizer
production had been made.
The T. v. A. recently has expended
between $3,000,0 900 and $4,000,000 for
additions necessary to the manufac-
ture of fertilizer and the renovation
Of the existing plant.
Evening star., 1934-11-02

Portsmouth, Va, TO treatment Fitz-
simmons General Hospital Denver,
Colo.
Taylor, Ensign Ennis w., detached
Naval Air Station, Pensacola, Fla:
to e. I. o.. U. 8. 8. Hull. and on board
when commissioned.
Palmer, Comdr. John r., detached
Navy Yard, Warrington, d. c., In De-
cember; to Asiatic Station.
Dierdon, Lieut.. Comdr. Ross A., de-
tached Navy Yard, Puget Sound,
WASH. in December; to Asiatic Sta
ton.
Milner, Lieut.. Edward j., detached
Receiving Station. Philadelphia, Pa,
in January: to Asiatic Station.
Medical Corps.
Brady, Lieut.. John B., detached Sd
Naval District, New York, N. Y; to
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importance Of guarding against this

importance Of guarding against this
most ordinary disease.
The statement asserted there Il Q
relationship between colds and infiu-
enza and pneumonia. II - believed
there n close relationship between
the cold and influenza organisms,
while pneumonia germs may more
easily enter the system when the
respiratory membrane u exhausted
from fighting colds.
The society also blames colds for
most deafness. exclusive Of that due
to diseases Of the auditory nerve;
mastoid or brain abcess sometimes re-
suits from inward spread Of oold in
fection, and tuberculosis may attack
lungs weakened BY colds.
AZ preventative, the society warns
against overheating Of oflces and