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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-06-13

Singing this battle song to the re-
frain of the "Style Song" the Hoodoo
Chasers, $50 strong, swarmed down
upon the city to Danish the hoodoo
and drive dull care away. Friday, the
thirteenth is the convention day Of the
Hoodoo chasers and summer with
out the thirteenth day OF one Of It's
months falling on a Friday Is surely
hoodooed. The Hoodoo Chasers, an
organization Of traffic men and ship
pers who are wise beyond the super
stition mankind is heir to, came into
being in this city a few years ago, and
all sessions Of the association are held
in the place of birth.
The gathering today brought to the
city numerous prominent railroad men.
The members registered ut the Mar
shalltown Club and were decked out
with hoodoo chasers' hats, badges ana
canas
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-06-13
Initiate the UnbeIievers.

The convention opened with militia
tory ceremonies in the basement of the
Masonic Temple, where the chief hoo
doc chaser and his court held sway In
a honest-to- goodness chamber or
horrors" the candidates who came out
alive attesting to the horrors. Frank
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-13
LOS BANOUEROS ToMAN PRE-
CAUCIONES PARA PROTEGER-
Sc CONTRA UN DECRETO

MADRID, Noviembre 12.-Los ban
queros e~spanoles estan ganando ITEM
po simplemente en- relacl6n con ell
decreto del gohierno que reglamenta
las operaciones Sobre ell cambio eX-
tranjero Y en- espera del ~anuncio de-
finitivo acerca dc Ia fecha Y de Ia
forma en- que sera puesto en- vigor,
estan tomando las medidas que esti-
man pertinentes para la protection
de sus i~ntereses, partiendo dc IA ba-
Sc de que -dicho decreto sea inter-
pretado literalmente.
Sin embargo. p~revalece entire ellos
la opinion de Que las discusiones no
formaies que cstan l~levanGose q cabo
entire los Embaiadorcs eXtranjeros Y
Ell Ministro de Relacioncs EXteriores
daran por resultado bien que ell de
creto citado Sc mod;fiquc 0 bien que
los coniisionados que sean. nOmbrados
interpretaran esta REORGANIZATION en-
forma tai, que no pUgnc con las tran
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-13
OREGON Sc VUELyE CONSERVADOR

tras ciudades principales ~alumbradas
con luz electrical. Y, ivamos a
destruir las plantas electricas de las
ciudades por IN espiritu de iguaidad
nal entendido, para que no esten ea
condolences superiores z las de los
puebIos? No, %senores; nuestro es-
fuerzo debe encaminarse a luchar pa
"a que esos villorioS y esos pueblos,
con el desarrollo de sus industries y
de sus recurSos naturales, puedan
tambien tener plantas electricas y Al
canzar las ventajas que tienen las
ciudades.
Los recursos dc nuestro pals son
inmensoS; cl capital esta deseoso de
que le demos garantiaS; nuestroS
hombres de trabajo estan deseosos de
IN mejoramiento econ6mico Y social
y no podremos alcanzarlo con solo
iayeS de trabajo. mientras no Sc es-
ia b!ezca Ia competencia. e. dia que
IN minero Salga a contratar Glen
~operarios y encuentre unicamcntc
cinco, sc habra conquistado Ia situa-
ci6n economical de las classes labo-
riosas. pero mientras Sc busquen
cinco Y Sc encucntren Glen, la situa-
ci6n ~enpeorara cada dia".
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-13
Sc ROMPIERON LAS NEGOCIA-
CLONES ENTIRE PATRONES
TRABAJADORES

MADRID, Novicmbrc l2.-lnfor-
man de Barcelona que a pesar de las
noticias optimistas que sc recibieron
aver, Ia question del cicrrc no ha po-
dido ser arreglada y que segun Sc sa-
be, las negociaciones entabladas con
csc fin han sido rotas en- vista de ST
complete fracaso.
Agregase que el cierre sigue exten-
diendose Y que Sc estima en- ciento
veinticinco mil ell numero de los ira
bajadores que estan ociosos, en- tanto
que los salaries que han dejado de
percibir Sc calculan en- unos tres mi
Homes de d6lares disrios.
Los ~peri6dicos Eel Liberal Y Eel
Frogrcso," que han continuado publ
candosc han sido boycoteados por los
patroneS.
En- vista de la falta dc periodicos
locales Sc ma mandado I'm tren espe-
cial llevando Ia preusa madrilena para
que sea repartida p~rofusamentc en-
Barcelona.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-13
CUENTO DEL OLA.
LA PRINCESA QUE NO AMO AL
TROVADOR.
tEicnc &c IA p2C. "a

thlCHc &c "a p2C. va
81. Y armoniosa ST roz. que i! Ca
lamo de cana del dos Pan, ' al de
S.g:redo e. valeroso habria dado N
vida, Y sus versos dignos del MIS- al
% yoeta ' del mas Sabio Tapsoda, '
sus ~victor;as de amor ircalculablcS, '
nuevos su< vestidos faScuosos, nc le
habia amaco Ia princesa De todos los
c~ueutos?....
Vi IA laguna cncaima6a. nj los
rui~enoreS. =; cl augusta S!lcacio dc
Ia selva lie r~espondian.
Pero entonces, Al honlbyo su haz
dc ana secas, IN v!ejo lcHador;
astyoso Y pobre, cruG6 ante e., MI
randole conpasivo Y ~socarr6n.
Que cs a~contece, Undo trova-
dor. que os cnsombrcce Ia melanco,
LA?
-Ay Ienador amigo. .;Quien
potria decirmc por que me ha dcs-
denado Ia princesa del castillo feu-
DALI. ...: Quien podria ad!vinar por
cue d mis- supiicas pcrmaneci6 muda
como n esfinge:
Echo al suelo 81 haz De lena ell
lenador. sent6se en- 81, : dijo:
-Yo mismo. trovador. ..Esa plsn
ccsa recibi6 IN dia en- Su castillo 4
IN galan hello ' apuesto que, mi
III. llevaba IN laud Y ana puma
azul en- la gorrilla....La amo con
v]iolencia de juventud, : al POGO,
a~bandonada por e., perdi6 IA razon
'. con ella, la facultad dc hablar. .
;Esta loca Y es muda Ia princcsa.
Do IN critic de algeria el trovador
de todos los cuentos. Como iba a
respo.derle 81 era muda, Y como lie
habia &c amar 81 habia perdido Ia
raz6n?
Pero 81 vanidad, aquella humana
vanidad que cegaba el paso q In COM
passion Y I II piedad. no eStaba Sa-
tiSfecha. Habrian de saber tod6S por
c! anciano ienador 10 acontecido. y
para ello, satisfech0 De Ia mcnJira
cue IorIa6a, GIJo al anc:aTo, mlen-
trGs lc grlcjaba todaS las rl)nedas
que llenaban su ~escarccla.
-Habras dc decir q todo=, Que 81
derrotado por primera vcz en- la Vi
ia, fus porquc Ia unica mujcr que
10 ne ha amado, al requerirla, esta
.uca Y es muda. Ha6raS tamhien Dc
1ecir que hoy junto q esta laguna
clara. II mismo, anciano, . quien
-eServaba el Destigo csa feiicidad,
has hablado con el trovador Que anita
no viniera I este castillo. ~enamorado
de tan violento recuerdo de aquel pr
mer amor, que fua tambien el postrc-
TO-.
FL trovador de todos los cuentos
Sc inferno por Ia vereda aldeana en-
IA selva. Guard6se Ell lenador las au-
reas monedaS, Y sonriendo con
rroneria, murmur6 entire dientes:
-IHabra despueS, cuando pasen
amos y siglos, quicn crea las meutiras
de este honbre. que con Ia mentira
- dejo engaHar?....
Jesus J. GABALDoN.,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-13
Fracasaran Caturegli y Ne,
to en- Londres
CNiene de Ia la. pag.(

pueda tener eXito Ell sus gestioncs
poraue a Nieto Sc lie hace response.
BILE de los atentados comctidos por ei
gobierno de Carranza con las instltu'
clones bancarias &C emission y muy
especialmente con ell Banco de LoE
dres V Mexico, de capital lngles }
frances. en- su mayoria.
En- los c~irculos m%exicanos sc OPT
ma que Carranza Y Cabrera son los
primeros en- saber que N:eto y Catu-
re@i f~racasaran en- su mission, y que
D~recisar:ente porque 10 saben es pot
10 Tue han ~resuelto enviarlos 4 Ia
capital ;nglesa con Ia representation
f~inanciera de in gohierno que tlene
totalmerte perdido ell credluo Ell ei
exterior. FL prop6sito dc Carrarza y
Cabrera en- este caso cs ell de aleja'
4: dos clementcs obregonistas. uno de
los cua'es (Nieto) esta hacienda tc-
naz canpana contra el Secretarlo lie
Hacienda Dor conductc &c Mancro. Y
al mismo tempo aprovechar ST. fra
case en- ia campana poiitica.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-13
HIZO DEGLARACIONES Ell CON-
DE RMELIA DE SERA

Te'cgaensa Eyps iai porr II PEENSA.
Ell PAS0. Texas, Noviembre r.
Acompanado dc su herr,ana Ia seno-
"a Emma Sarli, lego aver a esta ciu-
dad, alojandosc en- cl Hotel FL Paso
del Nortc, cl Condo Amelia de Sera,
cue Salio dc Roma recientemente.
Hablardo de la question de Fiumc,
hizo las s~iguieNtcs declaracioNes: Isl
20 hubiCra csJado cor ruestro poets
italiauo D'Anrunzio. probablemente
hahria lido con 81 a Fiume, pues los
italianoS ScrtimoS err rcalidad que
dicha ciUdad es italiana ' que dcbe-
ria ser nucstra."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-13
(yiene de Ia 1a.)

"a nara el desarrollo dc sus recursos
naturales, dentro de las limitaciones
que nuestras leyes marcan, permane-
ezra dentro de las cajas 1uerteS o
fuera de nuestras fronteraS, y, enton
ces. ruestros trabaia6ores tendran
one seguir saliendo del pals en- pc
regrinaci6n s~angrienta, para II a bus
car el pan a otros paises, donde Ct
capital terga las garantias que a
aui no pudo encontrar.
Ell nacionalismo del regimen r~evolu-
cionario-
Nuchas veces he sido teStigo pre-
sencial Y mi coraz6n sc ia conmoVl-
do. viendo descargar en- NogaleS fur
cones enteros de genie eniaulada CO.
mo ganado, Que los enganchadores
vienen a sacar de nuestro pals, apro-
vecnandose del apremio economico
en- Gue los tiene la ialta dc trabaJo.
= he visto yolver ! muchos de csoS
hombres, pocos dias mas tarde; los
he viSto Ilegar q la linea i~nternaclo-
nal. pidiendo IN plato de comida '
un pasajc para volver q 81 Rogar,
70 sc &c hombres que para Salir
al cxtranjero, han tenido que ven
der aiCun burro, sus metates ' aun
las vigas &c sus chozas, ccuvertIdas
en- lena, atraidoS por las halagadoras
prouesas dc los cnganchadorcs y que
ran yueito para encoatrarse sin bu-
yro, sin mctate : sin choza. Pcro.
en- cambio, n~osotroS seguimos llaman-
donos muy Gacionaiistas, seguimoS di
ciendc que no ncvesitamos dcl'rcsto
del mundo, >cguimos dicicHdo que
podcmos yivir solos Y rcnidoS con Ia
logica.
rs pueS. n~eccsar.o. peusav CT cl
porTenir; Is ~receSario a~barcarlo; cS
necessrio II 4 eI. ' No csperar que
cl vcnga q nosotros. NADIA canarian
los cue usaI huarachcs Y sombrc-
ros dc petate, = q~ui.aramos e. SOM
brcro DC ijeltro : los zaparos Il los
que ~ 10 ticncr, en- norrhrc &c una
igualdad gue nos haris dcsandar IN
SiZlo e. IL IcHta evolacion que hcmcs
tcnido. Is. nUcs. ueccSario, Que nos
c-forcemos por dar zapatos q los cue
tjcueH Euarache, : TO para quItarSc-
los a los que han Iogrado adquirir-
los.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-13
CABLES De ElPANA
Seroicio especial de LA PRENSA
LAS TROPAS ESPANOLAS Sc APO
DERARON DE LA POSICION
DE ARNARA

MADRID, Noviembre 12.-Comu-
mean de Nelilla que las tropas espa-
nolas. tras IN corto combate, 81 apo
deraron de IA mas poderosa posicion
estrategica de Arnara habiendo dis
persado q los nativos que la ocupaban.
Los prisioneros capturados dicen
que los nativos estan completamente
desorganizados Y que su provision de
municiones esta, practicamente ago.
tada.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-13

sacciones c~omerciales l~egitimas.
FL dccreto del gobierno les mpone
a los comerciantes que tienen casas
de cambio, hagar Ia solicitud cores
pondicnte ante Ia comision de ban
queros cspanoles para obtener el per-
misc de expedir lctras pagaderas en-
moneda eXtranjera-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-13

r. A.-OnaIaska, TeSas.-Seguramentc Que
n~ccesita llcvar pasaporte para eatrar a Me-
xico. y no solamentc I'd. sino tcdss las per-
sonas que 10 aconlpanen y rara obtencrlos
6eberi di-igirse al Consul mexicano, hacien-
dose neccsario que Sc presenter en- cl consp-
lado todas las pcrsonas que pretendan VOL
yer a su patria. Aho:a bien. ACADIA de
onrobarse una nueva contribution 6e veintc
pesos mcxicanos para cada una de las per-
sonas, nacionales 0 cxtranicros, cue en:rel a
tcrritorio dc Mexico. y 81 I'd. emprcndc su
yiaie de regreso despues dc que ia citada
contribution haya aldo puesta en- vigor. ten
dra que haccr el paEo dc Ia suma %aludicH,
DOR cabcza, rara iosrar que lie den {! pasa-
porte respective.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-13

G. S.-Cushing. Okla.-No hay trcn direc-
70 entire Nuevo Laredo. lamps. y Leon.
Gto. ' ST 10 hay entire Ciudad Juarez y Ia
Ultima dc las ooblaciones antes mcnciona-
das, pero es mas SECURE hacer e. viaie POI
Nucvo Laredo.
Las leyes &c immigration dc este pals son
terminates acerca de que no debeEan ser
admitidas las personals que no sepan leer y
escribir; por 10 tanto. creemos que no per-
mitiran que entire IA persona cue nos in
dica,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-13

gsdo. en- muchcs casoS SC locra hacar!o 10
sanar.cer tonando cada ounce dias una rIr
ga dc magncsia y ruibsrbo y torando uhai
rildoras Chamberlain que hay Para las en-
fermeddes de este orEano.
La Casa Editorial Iozano vcnde un ms:e''
nara aprsn5cr a tocar Ia suitarra sin ne
cesidsd ae maestro, que les ha dado ru,
buen resultaG, q quienes 10 han seguido. Poe
dc ID. ~tirigirsc Il ella En- case c. Ga
dcsee u, metodo mas extenso y complies
creemes aue podra ccrsesuirlo por 81 con
ducto 10 m;smo que c metodo dc WOLF qGs
dcSca.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-13

Sergio Voronoff.-La Sale. Cclo.-Es IT.
Gil haccr desaparecer tanto las sTrugas &c!
cults como Ell PIANO; sin EMBRACE. para COM
ba.ir las pr;mcras da buenos rcSultaGo5 un
massage adecuado que puedc darse l. misra
persona intc7csada, en- c! conceoto C Gu"
SC rcquicrc aiSln tempo y nnucha c'Hstan-
cia. Con -claci6r al PIANO, como f-ecGcn;I-
monte Sc debc 4 NAL funcionamicnto del III
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-13
Eel Sloan's Lin:ment nunca
deja de proporcionarme
los mejcres resultados
Toda persona que 10 tenga siempre a
Ia mano lie dira 10 mismO.

rSPECIALNESTE aquelas cue irecucnta-
rnen:e Sc ven atscadas dc dolores reuuia-
-:ccs agrdos. Sicn6o como IS. IN rcu1sdio
contra n ir-itzrion. G. Sloan's Llnluent de-
tace n hinchay61 > DeHctTc sra frOtGrse =
"a rz--c catc-ma, calnaado dcsie iueEO los
iolo-cS
En- to6as parties Sc e tsne a mano pa-a
sEvfsr e llmbs=o, neuralgia tiTsnte5 &c
@ ulscClos. rlEiGe- tic las a-ticu!sc'oaea.
to-ccduras, iailamacicncs > los dolores que
2rcvieacn dc ~oc-uancrer = "a iE-empcr'c.
Sloans Liaimrat cstz = IA ycnta On 20
ass lss drcEucrias . soc. zoe. Y $40.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-13

F. B.-LincoIn. Ncbr.-No hay s.rrleIo ~
vspores entire Galveston y Tampico. y aGr
on caso de cue 10 hubiera cl visJc lc ssldris
mas costoso que per terra. Puele hscert
yendose a Monterrey = dc ALI q Tsmpiee
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-13

Jesus j. GhBALDON.,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-02
1t Is Coming

Let us think of Kris H.
Kringle, who will soon be sched-
uled here, and we'll hear his
sleighbells jingle on the frosty
atmosphere. Long our thoughts
have been of battling, and Of
captains in their pride, and OF
blood and dry bones rafting
where some fellows crawled and
died. We've been wont to walk
and mingle with the things op-
posed to mirth let us walk with
J. Kris kringle, who is boosting
peace on earth We have been
immersed in trouble: we have
sloshed around in care; we have
long been pulling double, and
our teammate was despair.
Every kind of tribulation that
the grief works could produce
has been dumped upon this ma
ton, every evil has been loose.
But the Christmas time is COM
ing, when our SORROWS find re-
lease, and X. Kringle's harp is
humming with the melodies OF
peace. | am glad to greet the
season when Dad kringle comes
to town, when there isn't rhyme
or reason in a protest or a frown.
in the snowy copse and dingle,
in the spinney and the glen, |
will root for J. X. kringle, boost
his nobs and boost again.
WALT MASON
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-02

Massachusetts Society meeting at S
o'clock at the Wilson Normal School,
11th and Harvard streets, Senator
David |. Walsh. speaker.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-02
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

chemical tests, The jury reported that
his death was the result of an accident
incident to his work.
While working in a garage in rear
of 1900 l. street yesterday, William
Davis. colored, forty years old. ?lb2
Newport place, was overcome by gas.
His condition was not serious.
Mrs. Eleanor II. POphnm has filed
suit in the District Supreme Court for
an absolute divorce from George NJ.
Popham, an Insurance agent.
Mrs. Nina Van Wrinkle will speak Mt
the meeting OF the Anthony League
tomorrow afternoon at $3.50 o'clock at
2007 Columbia road. Her subject viii
be Work Of the Women's Police De-
partment and Plans for the New House
of Detention"
Suffrage for the District of Column
bia will be discussed at meeting OF
the Anthony League Thursday night
at Sis o'clock, at which A. Leftwich
Sinclair and Chaplin Brown will speak.
At 7:3O o'clock Miss Myrtle Stinsin
will talk Of her experiences in France.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-02

are invariably the choice OF those who
want the best. 1914 F.-Advertisement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-02
SONG RECITAL PLEASES.
Francis Rogers Appears Under
Auspices of Fine Arts Society.

The second of series of song re-
citals under the auspices of the Wash
ington Society of the Fine Arts was
given last night in the Central High
School auditorium by Francis Rog-
ers. New York baritone. The ac-'
companist was Miss Lucy Bricken-
stein.
A concert party, under the direction
of Mr.. Rogers. was among the first
to go overseas in 1917. 1t toured
France and gave 113 concerts for our
soldiers and sailors. This experience
showed that Mr.. Rogers knows how
to please audiences of many tastes.
and il was very clear by the repeated
applause that he made very favor
able impression on his audience of
last night. H. showed himself a dis
tnguished and experienced artist.
His voice is not large, but true and
controlled. He sang in excellent
style and with perfect dictIon. The
program consisted of English and
American songs. old and new, and
was divided into three sections-the
first. songs written before 1900. some
as early as 1900. the second, nine
teenth century songs: the third,
American songs by contemporary COM
posers.
Order Flowers for Holiday
festivities of Shaffer, 800 18th. NJ. 2tle
-AdVer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-02
All churches. and frate-nnI and

All churches and frnternal and civi"
organizations are invited to alter
the big Liberty Hut meeting Mondr,-
evening. December Is. Se"retar' ~
Baker and Daniels will address the
Colored soldiers in the interests of the
National Memorial Association.
Music for the regular "family days.
Tuesdays. Thursdays and Sundays
at the City Club will be furnished by
a ladies' orchestra. according to an
announcement made by the officials
OF that club. The orchestra will be
one Of four pieces ard viii be under
the direction Of Myrtle I'ontaine Bird.
Gen. Nelson A. Miles Camp, No. l..
United Spanish War Veterans. will
meet tonight at S o'clock at the Per-
petual Building Hall. Election of Of
ticers Will be held.
The Day Nursery Association will
hold business meeting tomorrow
morning at 1870 o'clock at the New
Ebbitt.
Prof. Charles NJ. Thomas will speak
this evening at the Bethel Literary
and Historical Association at the Met
ropolitan a. NJ. E. Church. NJ street
between 18th and 18th streets. His
subject will be Negro Leadership
from a New Angle"
The Christmas sale for the benefit Of
All Saints Church, Chevy Chase circle
will be held tomorrow afternoon be-
ginning at o'clock. Mrs. William
Steuart chairman of the committee,
will! Re assisted by Mrs. Ralph Given,
Mrs. William Mills and Mrs. William
Myers.
The Southern Relief Society will
hold a business meeting tonight at 8
o'clock at the New Willard
The annual convention of the United
Daughters of the Confederacy of the
District of Columbia will be held to-
morrow at the Confederate Memorial
Home, 1922 Vermont avenue. Two
sessions will be held, one at l o'clock
the other at s o'clock in the even
ing. when the election of officers will
be held.
Coroner hewitt conducted an inquest
at the morgue yesterday afternoon in
the case of Ernest c. McKelvey, asso-
ciate chemist at the bureau of stand
ards, who was killed as a result of an
explosion of gasoline while making
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-02

wonderful Bouquets for Debutantes
are being arranged by Blackstone
l4th and II ts-Advertisement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-02
ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES.
TONIGHT,

Columbia Heights Citizens AssOcia-
ton meeting at o'clock at st. Steph-
ems Parish Hall. 3011 18th etreet,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-02

'OIuIibid 11tiSHIS 'ItlE'iIS .hSSoNlt-
ton meeting at S o'clock at St Steph-
ems Parish Hall, 3017 14th street.
Brightwood Parent-TeaChers' Asso-
citation meeting at o'clock at the
Emory Schoolhouse. 610a Georgia ave-
nue..
Southwest Civic Association meeting
at O'Clock at the Randall School, LIST
and ] streets southwest
Massachusetts Society meeting at S
O'Clock at the Wilson Normal School,
18th and Harvard streets, Senator
David |. Walsh. speaker.
George Washington Post, No. l..
American Legion. meeting at s o'clock
at Carroll Institute, 91S 10th street.
Private Vincent 3. Costello Post
American Legion, meeting at o'clock
in the Eoartroom of the District build
ing.
Gamma Theta Club dance at o'clock
at the Arcade ballroom, 18th street and
Park road.
Patternmakers' dance at Pythian
Temple, 1912 tn street.
Y. NJ. H. A. Concert Orchestra re-
hearsal at 7:45 o'clock at the Y. NJ
H. A. building. 18th street and Penn
sylvania avenue.
Mnecabees Mount Vernon Tent. No.
4. will meet tonight at the Northeast
Masonic Temple, Sth and F streets
northeast. Annual election of officers
will be held.
Kappa Alpha Theta Alumni chapter
will meet tomorrow night at o'clock
at the home of Mrs. Louis Austin, 3136
Newark street. Cleveland Park. All
ThetaS are invited.
Annual ball and social for the BEN
eft of rest room and social head
quarters to be established here for
actors and actresses of the burlesque
stage will be held Thursday night at
the Masonic Temple. 9Th and F streets.
North Dakota State Association will
hold a social meeting and dance Fri
day evening at the Thomson School,
18th and l. streets. All North Dako-
tanS are invited.
John A. Embry, four years con-
sal in Russia and Siberia, will give
an illustrated lecture on Russia and
the Bolsheviki" at the meeting of the
Florida Society tonight at the Wilson
Normal School. 18th and Harvard
streets.
woman'x Guild Of Calvary M. f.
Church, Columbia road near 18th
street, will hold bazaar this after
noon and tomorrow afternoon. fol-
lowed by a dinner from to z o'clock.
A community concert, which WINS to
be held this evening in the auditorium
Of Central High School. has been post
poned because of the illness of one of
the members of the quartet.
All officers and enlisted men for
merly connected with the LIST Separate
Battalion, District National Guards.
the 36Sth and 372d infantry and the
s0Sth pioneer regiments will meet to-
morrow night at 8 o'clock at War
Camp Club, POLL Georgia avenue. to
attend the National Memorial Asso-
citation meeting.
Mrs. Jane Deeter Rippin of New
York city. national director of the
Girl Scouts. and well known social
worker. will address the Girl Scout
rally next Saturday afternoon in Me-
mortal Continental Hall.
Wonderful BOuUuets for DebutanteS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-02
MAY NOT APPEAL WOOD CASE

The board of education at it's meet
ing in the Franklin School tomorrow
afternoon probably will decide not to
appeal the Wood case, it was indicated
today.
Miss Alice God, teacher in West
ern High School. was suspended for a
week without pay by the board for
alleged indiscretion in teaching current
topics. The District Supreme Court
granted her petition for writ of man.
damus, setting aside the school board S
action. If the board votes tomorrow
not to go to the District Court of APP
peals the case will be at an end.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-02

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