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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-28
FOOD EENDERS
TO FACE TRIAL
WITHIN FEW DAYS

Boston, OCT, @f-lnaICEmenr IF nutsl
and RESTAURANT keepers for prnfi1t.ss,,-
ing IN Innn were sought IotfaE af ma
Federal grand iury nv L s. Ar1arnev
DHnle3 tsailH.r1er vino mad ordered a
closures Ilaz profits ON dIsies served
Al some sEt ing places ran into per-
-s.snIages Of hundreds and thousands
over the cpst price The Fetic-ai al
Enrney announced rtar nnIai afr r-as-
tauranI men VIM miEtn ~ indicraui
would bf brnnEnT before a ln..y fur
-ial WITHIN ten dHvs
Those vino appeared nefnf-H the
jury Jnuav included wholesale dealers
in fa0d products. wilu were tzpecIee
N give the price al wfacn certain
commodities vera antaInaa rasfau-
ram keepers VINO were expected 10
say wflE1 11iIr pruffi fnr their busi-
ness would ne. customers wtn would
Ten of prices charged for carrain
standard dishes. and agents of the
Department af Justice VINO were II
report on analysis OF these dishes by
weight ana Gost IN snow wiIat en-
Tered INTO their making
AmunE those summoned was Esnrv
I bOwies, af Springfield. restaurant
prunrie1Dr vino. a. a recent .uufer-
ence with ArTornrv Gallagher. 4iff
lnaT a gr-nsE pr-Bffr df 1fs per ceu1 WD
a margin annie enough ID cpwR N
orernean and other charges - 1a
a 1air net profit Others inc1un1 .
representative IF O iucnl hnR
firm winch sem 10 pruspecr1De -
vt=sTors in me stock af three Auusuu
hotels prospectus -uHrHnen11nR
large profits with the stazemsnf tlnr
the hotels ara making mare mznErv
lnan ever before" Eural kespsrr vlhp
appeared before li1e Federal ar1nrner
at a conference asserted IN sUYne M
stances that trlev WERE lozine money;
IN others rira1 they Wsse hW1ly ag-
ing expenses.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-28

London. Oct. y. by The As
socia1ed Press. A new diff
Guilty mas arisen delaying tine
complete settlement Of the eGal
strike winch tnis afternoon was
believed To have been attained
On the basis Of an increase IN
the miners wages based on pro-
dncLlon and revenue. That the
difficulty is serious is Indicated
by the fact that the cahIne1 mas
been summoned 10 meet early
TOMORROW morning before the
conference OF the miners anc
government officials reasseIn-
hles.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-28
Hold GaSsmate
Brines Accused
of Drewes' Murder

Philadelphia C,c-- =---Za-lcs Ar
nuiasnn y Ss-ra. said m he son OF
a former CUBAN minister IN Holiann
and q ctassnlatts a. me University Of
PENNSYLVANIA Of William ? B-rnes.
charged with me killing Of Elmer e
Tlrewess. IN. Dartmouth student WAS
nIacssd TO-DAY rnttsr bail as a material
witness 10 was examined for sew
.,sral hours nv 6 Q. WINNIE chief Of
ne COUNT detectives, ann James 5Hv
7ur-tiun. j.. assistant district a-tpr-
nev.
The faCr ~ his being heiG under
bail must moi I've taken as indicating
liIal Ss-pA mas any hiamewor-rIy pa-t
IN the case SAID M Gordon But
ne aritisa. he mas tnlG us things or
sucn Importance ABOUT Brlnes anG
Lyrewas r4lat we fee II usressa--v N
guarantees. rnat ne viii Dc present a
rne INQUEST hearing and r-IRl Of
Prime
NJ Gordon would mn -saveal the
naralre Of tne ir1fur1nari0n. r. saiG
st-ua was nur IN the uHrrv IN me
CIR when Tsrewes WAS killed.
serpa is q supuomare in the Civil
Engineering Scnnul and lives with ms
brutner RauuI- freshman. near the
university Els brother sain uauav
1fIat Carlos knew Brines bu1 mad never
heen parriruiarir inElmHf= with him.
On tns night 81 Drewes death. ne
said. Carlos was a. a dance
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-28
L ". ". Seeking
Followers In Newly
Arrived Immigrants

N..w York Ftc. 1--1E.T1Tr1isa1lnil
tllat REPRESENTATIVES, of the fnanaEriiai
Workers NJ rire World and O. -afiinst-
iai,o-. examinations arr attempting 10
leach immigrant laboreTs IinrnedlaTt--
~ unur tnsar arrival M ne e nlifn
STATES mas been received ar Ellis lss-
ana Commissioner NJ Immigration
Wallis announced Loc;as
Efs said iiia1 IN aTifeT- 10 E's4sS'tslI1 aIlF
organizations of trlIE nature rom sA-
Putting Immigrant laEIur canr7zif'1
ms nt.sn maus with tits Young Mem :
Christian Assassination "a assist al IN
migrants fs-un t-ts time they are an
rIlfrxs.s5 10 tine EnI1sd States until tfIes
reach Destinations N New York cfEs
sax have 7aen placed an eTssins ts3 otfFer
el,.s-rrf1arlurTs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-28

Chicago. Oct --Denuc-utfc -
rlunai headuuarte-s here today H.
sued a challenge TO tt1e Republican
national Headquarters fur a debate
on the League Of Nations N be held
In Chicago nex1 Sunday
Congressman frank z. Duren1us
chairman of the midwest head
quarters. sent tflr challenge II Harry
( New n charge df the Republican
speakers bureau.
Ssnator New announced ttfut he
would IgTIurn TiIe Challenge
4 haven't any speaker here IN f1se
first place" me said land II 7 had a
dnzen I wouldn't pay any attention IN
ri1e proposal. VIE win let tire Derue-
Gratis go ahead and make their own
campaign in their own way
Nj Dnrsmus proposed Rabhi
Stephen Wise uf View York To rep
resent tine Democratic and prn-
league side in tine suggested debate.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-28
New Demands By Miners

A. ctle last moment me miners pre-
s.sIlIsd a new demand. winch cam
Deliea Adjournment ~ Tl1e Conference
with the renreSenIa-'vt.s "a me gov
a,-nment Nothing has Ea1 Developed
as 10 the mature OF rhe miners new
demands.
T'hp poiicv OF Secrecy regarding the
AGREEMENT continued 10 be maintain
ed, nut anDa-eutlY the objection ~ che
miners was dne To tine fear that the
aG-aernen1 as drafted might nave me
effect of making permanent the ap-
niIcatinn Of the principle that wages
are dependent On OUTPUT and also "a
the itiea tfIa+ i might altogether pre-
cfufTe 1TI-1f-e decentralization
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-28

PhlpusDur- de CgcL y No. m
named. anu consequently unchrisIan-
Ell masEed ss:iIBuneT huiif, rnI
the general eoasting 1rade an rneil
own account wHs launched taGHy ny
F7-unk ( Bnwf5er & sons. She regis
Iars Isl 1ea7 lung and T5S gross TON
mage
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-28
BRITISH RAID
SIM FEN FUNDS

Dublin. 3ct- -T-SInn Fem funds
running into thousands NJ pounds
sterling wer-a t.onfisca-eri wnen mill
ra-r Tur-cas raitied the Munster ana
LeIusTnr Bank here yesterday. The
money was distributed ever seE=ersl
accounts
7 Is said the niGw Is likHly IN ne
extremeiT sarions for -f8e Sim Fem.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-28

The bin did not nave the smnetfl
IIttssHse the government hoped fnr-
Il PASSED through Iae committee
stage, but me government mad In
make further CONCESSIONS 10 the ar
mRnus Of the lahnr party
The hin nov nrDviues SiIa4 nothing
n the act siiil ne construed Us auth
nrlzInE Ine rruciamarinn OF any Iurm
oi cnlnpuisnE'v military SERVICE or III
uusIEIRl ennscTlpIIu or MAKE II an
of1snse Tor any person Ia ua-tIt.igisIis.
IN a strike 0r psaceflillv per-snaIie ans
strike
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-28

Epn ann -InGrir
Sasfnn Or. The EsIr11zvar-sa-y crf
TfIsuuore Roosevelt : nI-rh Was tite
"cgasIou 81 1-IhuIe te mas ruemnry ny
>ariatnr aeilr-y Cabnt L.sliss Mrs CaT-
lnrae Ronsesvs4It Raninsnn and E-flarssis
6 WaEilnIrr. s,ui5".s-- riaasInaEe and
iIfe lang 5r.anu ur E.DuseveIt. al 4
dInnfr Of M Mindless CIlup tonight.
The Senator tutd ri mas int mate ac-
duHIurancr vgn Gaoseveit ana ne
zc-iflsd nuru.ssr ul conferences WIKI
MIN shur1iv Befsre hIs acaru
II can ssv WITH al Lac soienniry
MA ! nave saIu seraxes I.adge.
THAT know wria- his beIIe1s were.
and nave moi departed rom Them
IN v'tiGl1 2 hRwe done or Crieu a. 40 in
nns uE-IIeuiar "
ne referred Ia BeoaavcH as tt1e
third great fresIusnr ilkcnnng nam
~ Washington anu Lincoln
Tney ware ali g-sa- 4 Americans e
ne saln devoted Ia America ana na1
unu1inu1ui u1 Their oury IL cne wurid
II tneg f=E 1Ha1 rhes mad q durz- n
other ua1iuns tI1ev also f@it ttIai rt1..,-
fIan a higher duty Ia tire Uni1ea
States
TURNING n a dIscIHsinu ~ tns Is
sues IT NE present camnal-n -sena-
tnr Lodge sslin-
hauiI mas bs.en found bs- .rfevu-rruY
Cnx-In has pheasant wa--v-I1h me
wnrtis America FIRST Nr,af COUNTRY,
does ne prupss. IL PM first L moi
Ame~ira~
Iiit covenant OF the League af Va
IIGHs was brnugiIr Btck a. Us. anu
we were l1id We would hR--e. 70 accerr
To insure peace W.. w-.rl- 10 me uesce
table anu We Iaok nothing. w. asked
Tor nnrhinE-and we got uulnlrIg.
The uatiuns az me vvurld 1sre ss--
1TIE GIVE. glwe. E,ve The United
states : lwsy's raadE IL give. Hntl
q was mas fs4sen ana a8wars viii M
sut c-alni ziTat -he Emitted states
ana rlle Luitsn States ALPINE SHOULD
aaF wfia- vs. sinai give. wnen we sila i
ana RDw we sn4-n giu.
A-s. HopTnSan SISTER af the fg--Yr1.-
President y-szafl q letter wrrr1eyl - g,ar
~ honssvalt wrIen ne WIS III tins, White
-nliEe and winch SIZE. sa sine MAD
come ac-lss r-ferT1r- IN r ne -
tiree terms Eor Z presiusnt sa--,TTr
-3iaf eight '-coIIsacuL We ears were
enough TOR uur man
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-28

London. Oct. 57.-The rw-
ernmenTs emergency nIll-
which provides for all cnnrin-
gsncies IN the event the miners
strike should involve the rail-
way and transport workers.
passed the third and hIlal read
ing tonight. The vote was 233S
10 %.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-28

Portland. Me Oct . The local
ractnrv or the FlBra-ATnerican ply
wooG CT Ltd. which filed a vuiun-
tarv pErItiun in bankruptcy III New
York tndax. ernpinHes about 800. II
was opened two vea-s agu.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-28

The auI4nDK is 4sr GENERALLY lair
YEA iIer IN the states anst- Of tife Mis-
sissfunI River Thursday and Friray-
Ram urnfaniy viii continue Thursday
IN Nnrtn New England MIfci1 no.ier
weather will uversprsad the Atlantic
sziz4es Tf7ursfiav
Winds North ~ Ss1nlir znus1.
Strung southwest 10 west winds of
EaIe force overcast Thursday prob
abiv ram.
Sanus E7nuE 70 Hatteras Strong
xesst and parity overcast -hurstiag
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-28

fst5SyDn and rgcfuitT. T1ILrsftszy
rinuuv amt mu,.t ctsoi..-. FriuaE safr
ana cneis.-: southwest To WEST =aies.
diminishing TiFurStiaw night
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-28
SUDDEN HALT IS CALLED IN
ENGLISH STRIKE SETTLEMENT
MINERS Make new DEMANDS

Gravity of Situation Seen In Cabinet Meeting
Called for This Morning = Earlier Negotia-
uons Gave Promise of Quick End to Strike
Change of Front by Miners Blocked Settle
ment On Basis Increased Wages Contingent
On Production and Revenue-Govt Emer-
gency Bill Given Fin al Reading
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-28
Schooner Tyler
Blown Ashore
at Biddeford Pool

Portland. Ms OcL THE rwa-
nazred schooner Fred T'vier Ia s-,sg
TONS. was blown ouo the beach Ut
Bitide5nr-d Puoi tonight ana abandon-
en there. Her buaes We're gone and
nome of the crew Was on Dua--c. Both
her Tins had pesn carried away and
har fnTesgl WAS hanging. She was
evidently proceeding west with Chr
go Of lumber part III winch had
been swepr overheard
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-28

The Tyler was buiit in PtiiadelnnIa
IN I&4S anu was owned by J. Z. Smith
Of Nsw York
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-28
CHRISTMAS
PRESENT FOR
Maine BOYS
Saldlen Bonus TO Be
Paid by State III
December

Cert ssus Aut,1nri=nn by Lepisiature
=, Eatse Eunrs Sassar upun by
Gcve-rrur ann Eounrii - Sets~een
f-g1o ann 15.aUn Anpi.ratsurs Fee
-ctyer 70 Qate
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-28
ROOSEVELT
THIRD GREAT
Lodge : Tribute at Bos-
ton AnniTersary
Exercises

Er'-risrisy or G-sat American 1rEasrnr
or MANY Tributes 10 -tIs Msmnry-
Say STAKE Lsaue- Tells or --as In
rimate EEuuasutarce WITH Gpiprri
and Siarns rim Next 10 Washing
Epn ann -lncrir
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-14
S7,75O CONTRIBUTED
TO ADVERTISING CLUB

Contributions totaling $3.50 have
been received from ffty-three con
tributors to the $4,000 fund being
raised by the finance committee OF
the better business bureau. Adver-
Using Club of Washington. according
to announcement made al yesterday 3
meeting of the club. H. II. Levy pre-
sided at the meeting. the address be-
ing by T.. G. Adams. who spoke on
advertising as it appears to the out
slider
Those contributing to the fund are:
Washington Post, $500; Washington
Times. $500: Evening Star. $500;
sons Company. $500: Woodward &
Lothrop. $500: NJ E. CavanauRh. 5000:
the Hecht Company. $3.50; William
Hahn & Co. 5000. Palais Royal. 5000:
Parker Bridget Company, 5000: o. j.
Kaufman. $3.50; saks & Co.. $3.50; Mel
vim Behrend. 500: R. Berberich Sons.
500: ]. E. Cunningham & Co. 500;
e. P. Derby and others. 800: Family
Shoe Store. 800: Joe Goldenberg.
800: Goldheim's. 800: r. Harris 4
Co. 800. House & Hermann. 800:
Hub Furniture Company. 800; Mau-'
Kings Palace. 800: NJ. A. Leese. 800:
Mayer & Co. 500; the Mode. 500:
Moores Printcraft Shop. 800: Old
Dutch Market. 500: Oppenheimer's
Unique shop. 500: Philipsborn Co.,
800: Potomac Oil and Gas Company.
800: Shannon & Luchs. 800. Charles
Swartz & Son, 800: Raleigh Haber-
dasher. 500. b. Rich & Son. 800;
Typothetae of Washington. 800; Sid
ney West, $780, Arthur Burt, $50:
p. ]. Nee. S25: J. D. Henderson. $25;
Charles H. Mayors. $25; Peter Grogan
& Sons Company. $50: Lansburgh
Furniture Company. $50: Hirsh Shoe
Store. $50: Edmonston Shoe Store.
$50: W. B. Moses & Sons. $50: Kafka
Shop for Young Folks. 1874; Peoples
Register Company, 800: Cafe Madrii-
lon. SIS. and Secretary Meredith Of
the Department of Agriculture, SIS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-14
Cheap Grub

To every plan that's good for
man attention | am giving; I'm
eating fsh-a cheapjohn dish
to beat the cost of living. | do
not like the wall-eyed pike, the
sucker or the grayling, yet if |
baked at them, or knocked, in
duty I'd be failing. For we
must try, since costs are high,
to make the blamed things low
or. and jolt those dears, the
prohteers, and make their graft
work slower. And so | eat the
catfish meat that makes my sys-
tenn sicken. and chew old perch
as tough as birch, that doesn't
taste like chicken. The halibut
that some poor nut shipped from
the briny ocean. | swallow
fried. and my inside is filled with
sad emotion. Oh. all the fish that
go kerswish through sea and
lake and river. I'd gladly swap
for mutton chop, or bacon
flanked by liver. | cat my
whale, and though I'm pale, I'm
steadfast in my duty; my pur-
pose high to eat or die is sure a
thing Of beauty. | chew my
shark and men remark I'm thus
a great blow landing; if all
would eat, like me, cheap meat,
the cost would lose its standing.
l empty creels of fish and cells
and store them in my body, but
how ! sigh for beefsteak pie.
and porterhouses gaudy!
WALT MASON.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-14
orkney SPRINGS, Va,
BOUGHT BY SYNDICATE

The famous Orkney Springs. Shsn-
andoah county. Va. has been pur-
chased by q syndicate of Business men
who propose trausformin- IL into
summer and winter resort. Onicers
and directors % the company forming
.iae presen. ow.lership OF the place.
which is TO be Known as the Orkney
Mineral Spr..,ys. Inc. are A. A. Moss
mayor of Newport News, president:
l. J.. Cockrell. Washington. D. e. !
a Long, HarrisonDurs, Va. j. II.
Hopkins, pa-isiey, Va. and '" u.
Moss, Norfol'- Va.
The proDestv involved in the pur-
chase. II S stated. represents a CAPT
tai stoci- OF $4,000. and includes
1000 acres o. land. twelve medicinal
springs. three large hotels and SIX
cottages.
Since the new corporation bought
the property. electric lights and other
improvements have been made. ara
tennis courts. golf links and other
sport grounds have been built
The Orkney Mineral Springs iands
are comprised within the Original
grant made BY King Charles IL, &C
cording to old records. TO Lord Cui-
pepper. The grant is dated March Il
1864
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-14
AT THE COMMUNITY cENrERs

The Shriners will meet this even
ing at the General Civic Center, Central
High School, with concert by the
Colgate Musical Club. a reception by
the Shriners and a dance in the ar
mory. The entire auditorium has been
reserved for the members of the
order and their guests. -, p
: The Dsrvishes Of the East Wash
ington Community Center announce
minstrel show. directed by Ed
Muth. to be given Thursday. Friday
and Saturday at the center. The dress
rehearsal tonight will be open free
to any man In uniform. Among those
active in the entertainment are ]. j.
Brown, interlocutor; Paul Hunt and
Robert Drimer. end men. and q quar-
tet composed Of Messrs Martin, Cor
don, Google and Capp. There will be
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-14
CITY news IN BRIEF.
The lows Young Peoples Club Will
give dance Saturday evening at 1888
18th street

The Iowa Young Peoples Club Will
give a dance Saturday evening at 1898
18th street
The sunnaer series Of outdoor osu.
certs will be resumed by tho Soldiers
Home Band beeinnins tomorrow
certs will be held every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday afternoons.
The 0lAe.t InAabstant.' Association
fcolored) has elected the following
officers for the ensuing year: Presi-
dent Eugene Brooks: vice presidepta
w. Stewart, George w. Jackson and
Thomas W. Short: custodian. Johu a
Davis; historian. John H YayNtee;
recording secretary. James W. Nus;
sistant financial secretary
Smith: treasurer John I. yaOkaou;
sergeant -at-armS Walter Young;
assistant oergeant-at-arms. ChaSlN9
H. Turner: steward. Hillmsn = Gray.
and chaplain, Charles TAPER. In
Friday night at Catholic HAIL 18th
near N streeta
= large ...s.si.ss .tt-.sss De
Wonderland" at the Knickerbocker
Theater yesterday. under the auspices
of the Bryn Mawr College campaign
committee The play will be repeat
ed tomorrow afternoon.
The annual dinner Of the Yale
Alumni Club will be given at the
Metropolitan Club May 4. The din
ner committee consists of William E.
Hall. John Hays Hammond, Walter
Bruce Howe, Ord Preston and Harold
Allen.
Troop ~. Boy Scouts, will give q
dance Saturday, April24, at the Cleve-
land School.
A fraternaI visitation of the State
Council. Daughters of America, will
he made to Star Spangled Banner
Council No Z. Friday night, at Seat
Pleasant, Nd.
The West Virginia State Society
last night held the largest meeting
of its history in the Thomson School.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-14

songs by Thomas Murray. John Burns.
Willard King. Paul Hunt and H. Beall.
and dances by Pat Phillips The Lin
coin Park Guards will furnish the
music
"Alice in Wonderland will be given
for the children of the Dunbar Com
School this afternoon. through the
courtesy Of the representatives Of
Bryn- Mawr College, who presented
the picture at the Knickerbocker yes
terday.
The Park View Mandolin and Guitar
Club will rehearse tonight at the
center.
The Big Sister Club Of the Thorn
son Community Center will meet this
evening.
The Spanish Dramatic Club will
have meeting this evening at the
Thomson Community Center.
The Dancing Club and the Boy
Scouts of the Virginia avenue play
ground will have meetings this even
ing at the Southeast Community Cen
ter.
The Lonesome Club will meet at the
Wilson Normal Community Center to-
night. 1t is understood that their CO
operation will be asked In the work
at the General Civic Center
The states relations service OF the
Department of Agriculture will give
an entertainment and dance at the
Wilson Normal Community Center
Friday. April Is.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-14
Ordered to Duty at Annapolis.

Lieut.. Col OrvaI +. ToWnshend,
Porto Rico Regiment of Infantry. mas
been relieved from treatment At wal
ter Reed General EGS1i tai. this city,
and ordered to inrapo1is, Md. for
duty as Observation-Disclosures OF the
Maryland Rat NIL Guard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-14
ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES.
TO-DAY

Meeting of the Anthony League at
$50 o'clock at 2007 Columbia road.
Meeting of the French Club OF the
Twentieth Century Club at o'clock
at the home of its leader, Mrs. John
l.. Van Schaick.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-14

Meeting Of the Washington branc'
Of the Society Of the Sd Division at $
o'clock at the Interior building.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-14

Mass meeting under the auspices
OF the Woman's Roosevelt Memoria
Association at o'clock at the Pan
American building.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-14

Meeting Of the Colorado State So
ciety at Sis o'clock at the Thomson
School
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-14

Reception and ball to Gen Per
shing by the Nebraska state Asso-
citation at the Washington Hotel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-14

TONIGHT.
Address by Commissioner Culbert-
son of the United States Tarin Com
mission at sis o'clock at the Y. NJ.
C
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-14

Meeting of the District branch of
18th Street Branch Of the Y. NJ. c. A.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-14

Meeting of the Spanish American
Atheneum at the Thomson School.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-14

Meeting of the Columbia University
Alumnae at the home of Miss Lillian
Offut, 1900 I'd street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-14

Connecticut Avenue Citizens Asso-
citation meeting at o'clock at the
Elizabeth V. Brown School
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Annual dance by the Interfraternity
Association Of George Washington
University at 9 o'clock at Rauscher's.
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Kalorama Citizens Association
meeting at s o'clock at the Cooke
School, 18th street near Columbia
road.
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Troop -. BOY Scouts. will give .
dance Saturday, April24, at the Cleve-
land School
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The Arst meeting Of the executive
Society will be held Friday afternoon
at $3.50 O'Clock at New York Avenue
Church. This organization il the re-
suit Of q consolidation Of the Home
and Foreign Presbyterial Missionary
societies.
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Mary e. Myers. Jack Wilmer. Dor.
othy Black, Elwood Talley and Mil
dred Uppercue were the winners in
the baby show last night at the Gage
School
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The Kolumhfa Esperanto Uni9o
VIII hold an open meeting tomorfuW
Mi fht at o'clock, in the east study
hall of the Public Library
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The Warrington Branch Of the So
cfety of American BacterioloRists will
meet tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock.
in room POT, District building. Among
the speakers will be DR.. A. c. Hunter.
8. H. Ayers, c. 8. Nudge H. B. Cor
bit and DR., Z w: Kemmarer