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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1921-05-13
MISSION BOARD
SETS new RECORD
FOR CONVERSION
tBy The Associated PrcsSl

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. May IL.
New records have been established
in every department Of its work by
the Home Mission Board of the
Southern Baptist convention during
the last year, the annual report pre-
sented TO the convention here today
by Secretary b. ID. Gray stated. A
total Of 77,072 new members have
been added to the local churches
through the instrumentality Of the
Board, it was set forth, 44.2l4 Of
this number coming through baptism.
The Evangelistic Department alone
reported 1857 baptisms and total
Of 22.s69 additions.
In the enlistment department q
total Of 3.536 weeks Of service in
building up needy struggling church
e. was reported, while the depart
ment Of church extension shows to-
tol operations for the year l,24S,-
900.
The new tuberculosis Sanitorium
at FL Paso, Texas. treated 29s pa
tients during the year and the com
nlction Of the present unit at that
institution gives the denomination 4
plant worth 100000.
In the chain Of forty mountain
mission schools operated by the
board the enrolment Of students has
reached 6.lS5, while property valua-
ton of the schools has increased to
$l.6S5. 900.
A total Of 65S baptisims were re-
ported among the soldiers at the
army camps where representatives Of
the board are stationed, and 1854
conversions were reported from the
Seamen's Bethel. Through the agency
Of the boards workers among the
soldiers and seamen, GOAT letters
were written to home folks. a total
Of S.299 900 pages Of tracts and 9TH
er literature were distributed by the
publicity department
Ineaddition to its work in the home
land proper, the Home Mission Board
has an extensive work in Cuba and
Panama. In promoting the work in
Cuba, new property valued at $780,
900 has just been acquired in the
heart Of Havana. The Cuban churches
during the year contributed $ll,S47
to the work of the Board.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1921-05-13
Will PROTEST
QUARANTINE ON
TEXAS COTTON

DALLAS, May IS. James z.
George, general manager Of the Tex
rs Chamber of Commerce, will go to
Washington, May is, TO lead the
fight to prevent the clapping of a
quarantine upon Texas cotton pro-
ducts the u. s. Department of
Agriculture as a precaution against
the pink boil worm. There Is much
insistence on the part of eastern cot
ton growing states upon quarantine
against Texas. Mr.. George states,
and Texas representatives will have
to present a solid front to prevent
action which will be disastrous to
be Texas cotton industry. The con-
rence which will be held at the
s. Department of Agriculture,
" Is, has been called with the
bounced purpose of considering a
arantine against all Texas cotton.
The Texas Chamber Of Commerce
as organized the efforts of the state
gainst this movement by getting
he various commercial and agricul-
Eural associations to work coopera-
|tively.
A conference with Governor Neff
May 9th, was arranged by the state
chamber attended by representatives
of the Texas Bankers Association.
the Texas Farm Bureau, the Texas
Cotton Association. Texas Industrial
Congress, Texas Ginners' Associa-
tion, Texas Cotton Seed Breeders
Association A. 4 NJ. College and the
chambers of commerce of San An
tonic. Austin and Waco.
Representative Of several Of these
organizations will accompany Mr..
George TO Washington.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1921-05-13
PLANTS LESS COTTON

MENICD CITY. Nav 13.--T4ess than
nnc-third NJ the acreage Of the Laguna
district IN the state of Coahuila. where
most NJ McNicu's cotton crop IN r-nwn.
hns been planted and the entire Kon
II in dire srraights financially. cord-
ing ~ statements printed here iOtlnR
travellers.
Cotton prices were ~ 'o' ring thW
past year that the grove NrFe snla
their products az loss and ur,. not In-
cIined to risk poor harvest again.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1921-05-13
FOUR KILLED
in War over
MINE STRIKE
Rihemen From Mountains
Bombard Towns In
The District
tRy The Associated I'rpss.

PIKEVILLE, KY, May l3-Four
persons have been killed and one
wounded in fighting in the mining
district along the kentucky-W West
Virginia border within the last TWEEN
ty-four hours, according TO reports
reaching here. Trouble between strik-
ers and strike breakers II increasing
Mngo. W. Va. May l3-Guerilla
warfare IL being waged in the noun
tain Of the Mingo county coal fields.
Beginning yesterday morning soon
after dawn at the little town Of
Merrimac. fusillade OF rifle shots
poured in successively upon Merri-
mac, Rawl, Matewan, w. Va, and
Nc. Carr. KY,
All available deputy sheriffs and
po ice have been rushed into the dis
trict but were unable to check the
shooting, which continued intermi-
tently throughout the day.
Harry G. Station, a merchant and
prohibition enforcement officer at
Spring was killed by bullet from
the mountains and a man named Cal
vert, an employe Of the White Star
Coal company was seriously wound
ed.
A handful of state police set on:
last night to work their way over
the mountains between Merrimac and
Rawl seeking TO outflank their hid
den foes.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1921-05-13
BURROWES TO
START AN OIL
TRAIN SPECIAL
New Valley-Tampico Service
Expected To Bring
Fuel Here

The Burrowes Rapid Transit com
pany, of this city, operating a special
train service out OF Matamoros TO in
terror points in Mexico, is contem-
plating the early Inauguration Of an
oil special out Of Tampico to Browns
vile.
This service" explained Mr.. B. s
Burrowes, president Of the company,
''is to be an experiment which We
feel confident will prove great sue
cess, as well as great benefit TO the
entire Lower Rio Grande Valley. IL
will enable the various irrigation
pumping plants, and other plants US
ng fuel oil in the Valley, TO secure
heir supply direct from the oil wells
4 the Tampico field"
Continuing, Mr.. Burrowes said
that he was leaving this afternoon
for Monterrey for conference with
other officials Of the company rela-
tive to the purchase Of seven addi.
tional locomotives which would about
complete their arrangements for the
oil special out Of Tampico 10 the bor-
der.
These seven additional locomo-
tivcs." he said, "will give us total
IF seventeen first-class engines which
We have found 10 be necessary To
properly handle our rapidly increas
ing business"
1t j. the intention Of this company
10 operate the oil special weekly 70
the border The train To consist ~
seventeen TO twenty tank cars which
il is thought will be ample to take
care OF the present demard. TIE
company on Wednesday sent TO Tam
pico four oil tankcrs.
The special of ninteen cars that
left Matamoros Wednesday consisted
Of lumber and oil pipe for the Tam
pico oil field and corn soap, lime and
empty bottles for Monterey was in
addition TO the four oil tankers.
Train No. 516 Of this company.
which il to leave Matamorcs tonight
for Monterrey and Tampico. consist
ing of eighteen cars. will be loaded
with oil machinery. lumber, portable
houses and narrow guage rails, for
Tampico. as well as corn, salt. bot
ties and laundry machinery for Mon
terrey.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1921-05-13
MEXICO MAKES PLANS
FOR BIG HOLIDAY
NV Tie Associated Pr"ssl

MENICO CITY. Mag. y. Mexico
will celebrate the centenary nf ts in
dependence neXt September and elabor-
ate plans are being mads for the event
President Obregon has announced that
4 special invitation will he extended "a
King Alfonso ~ Spain 20 be present
and. although a general Welcome will he
extended. the countries which have
recognized Mexico will be accorded
special hvnOrs.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1921-05-13
JAP BUSINESS men
OPPOSE Big ARMY
AND NAVY BUDGET

TOXIC, May 13-Discussing tn,
movement of Japanese business mer
to curtail military expenditures, tbs
Yorodzu, Toxic daily, with large
popular circulation, emphasizes how
little civil officials have to do with
naval and army appropriations ir
this country.
The newspaper records the conten-
ticn of the business e'ements that
about 48.8 per cent of the budget
il devoted to armaments, but points
out that this is not unprecedent-
ed because, in 1897, subsequent &c
the Japan China war, the percent
age was 494 percent. However, the
amount in 1921-l922 shows seven
field increase compared with 1897.
The Journal continues:
apart from the question of the
excessive nature or other wise OF
the military expenditure, however
il be pointed out that owing TO the
fact that the administration Of the
army and navy j. in the hands Of mi
litary and naval men respectively, ne
civil official-much less outsiders
are allowed to know the particulars
of the military expenditures. Some
times satisfactory explanation i
denied even in the Diet.
"It. is for this reason that nava'
and military men are allowed free
dom in the expenditures Of public
funds, unfettered by outside inter
ference.
"It will be amistake if this sort o.
thing is allowed 10 20 on. While not
wishing to ovcrburden the country
with more investigation committees
IL surely is necessary IN this IN
stance that committee be appointcc
10 that careful investigation may b.
made into the items ~ naval anf
military expenditures before the.
are approved by the Diet"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1921-05-13
POST LEAGUE
LEADERS MEET

The Post League leadership and a
troop grudge will be played out oil
the Fort Brown baseball diamond
when Troops a and B meet If troop
A wins the game il will retain the
leadership. If Troop Il wins. teams
will tie for the first place. A hard
fight j. expected
The remaining teams will play ac-
cording to the following schedule
Saturday. $3.50 p. m, Supply Troop
v. q. troop from Mercedes.
Sunday, 9:3O a. m., Headquarters
V. @. Nj. G.
Sunday. | 80 D. m, Machine Gun
troop v. Station Hospital.
Sunday, $3.50 p. m, Troop Q VI
Troop ID.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1921-05-13
FRENCH REJECT
GERMAN CITY,,S
STRANGE REQUEST
Rv The Associated prrssI

DUESSELDORF. Germany. May
l3.-The French authorities here
have refused to transmit To the su-
prcme allied council the request Of
President Gutzberg Of the provincial
coancil, asking that this city be q
vacuated by the allied troops. The
refusal is based upon the grounds
that the French officials here are not
qualified to present the president =
communication to the supreme coun-
ell.
President GutZberg was informed
yesterday that the allied occupation
Of the Dusseldorf was likely to be
maintained until Germany pays one
billion gold marks due June 1.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1921-05-13
FOUR FORMER
MEXICAN CHIEFS
WILL SURRENDER?
Ciiv The AsSncIatrd I'rcssI

MEXICO CITY, May 13. Official
advices received here today say that
Eucio Blanco. Eduardo Fernandez,
lreno Nillareal and Pablo Gonzales,
four former Carranza chieftains.
have appealed To President Obrcgen
for lcnicncy If they surrender.
Il was recently reported that they
were planning a new Mexican revolu-
tion from the American side Of the
boundary.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1921-05-13

The following local weather OBJ
servations are supplied by Mrs. A.
w. Reed. United States voluntary
weather observer. and cover the "a
hour period ended at z O'Clock this
morning:
Maximum $50
Minimum II
Barometer ~ 29.94
Current Temperature 90.5
"a
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1921-05-13

WEATHER FORECAST

Tonight and Saturday-Partly
cloudy; light 10 moderate southerly
to easterly winds.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-06-13

IN linda.
Ssfta striga pc Maria, care era
pc prispa, 81 il spuse 50 mulga
yaca, ca pc ca doare capnl, 81
Sc intinse din nau pc pat.
/ Vasile facu mamaliga 81 iumari
Ede ou&. Puse masa in miilocul
easel si Maria abuse 81. 0 strachi-
ma de lapte batut 81 ppa de brinza
ii Sc asezara GU totii in jurul
mesei. Safta Gu mare greutate
inbieta de Vasile, sezu 81 ea pe
scAanelnl ei, facut de Vasile h1
primele zile ale casniciei lor, Aal
|imbnea numai de cateva ori. s.
triiica 81 esi afsra, ii sezu n
prispa, la aerul cprst 81 rac0ro'
y serei de August. Privi in Ans 8
sopti: 'lCe nor. Q, sd ploua Il
tnQepte."
| E4inii, aparatarii' easel, simtinstl
la8 spbla ciueva Il pnart6, Sc re
lpesirs ktripd eatre ulita sathlu
tei Gsfta ppse mapal strasiaa \
Aehi, cAutind q ipatxunz4 besn,
IAeptii = striea s.
'vssile !! b si. q einevs a 4
lHaex Il VaeiIe ai repeae,
esdhit eatsa Rnar An
Il \ ea A. A. nai.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-06-13

'lBuna seara," auzi Safta 81 re-
cunoscu glasul primarului. I'm
flor rece ii trecu prin inima 81 Sc
ridica de pc prispa.
''E aici, ce-aveti GU ears auzi
Safta vocea lui Vasile, 81 incepu
Esa-i vie ameteala.
Am primit Ordin so arestezss
|auzi Safta vocea primarului, 81
incepu ss trenfure din tot eoppul,
'Ce ordin? De la cine?" intre-
ha ,Vasile, venind catre casa ala.
turi Gu primarpl, care era lrmat
de dolsa caraule Gu armele pc
lunar.
DE la domnrl suhprefect,
raspunse primarul. intepat, char
caId ajunse in dreptul easel.
''De ces Ce-s .faeutf intrehi
lVasile.
/ ''Stie eaA Intreaba-o pc dinsa, &
raspunse primarul, vazind n
Safta, tinindu-se scu mana de stn
pul prispei.
Eu hatpt4 si tot eu vinovata q
zise Safta catre pfimar.
/ 'Asta s'o spni procprorRlui
En M mA amastec. n exeopt pe
runca dcnnnlui subpr fee .
1n,,1en yxr;yuan : ~. " IN n
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-06-13
''Hei laSas "a MI. sramanes asa

4
Hei, lasa, ca nu ramane asa
cum credeti vol. Va arat euScine-i
Balasoi. Am sa merg pima la ca
'satie 81 no sa fie dupa gustul
vostru,. striga Vasile pornit la
mamie.
''Asculta, Vasile, eu n am VENT
sd ma cert Gu tine 81 ar ii bine
sa-ti til gura. &c spui ca pc gus
|tul nostrug. Ce,am eu de impartit
Gu tine sau Gu lelea Safta. Am
primit ordin so arestez 81 execut
ordinul. Asta-i, 81 sa-ti til gura,
sa nu ma INSULT in exercitiul
fupctiunei, ca dai 81 tu de belea.
''Taci, Vasile. Ce strica dunn
Inealui. Are ordin 81 pace
Ordin! Lasas ca stiu eu Np-i
mimic. Om vedea moi &c. fel' de
lordine are dnmnealui. 81 undc
10 duce-ti."
,a primarie, pima va yeni ras-
Epnns de u parclet. &
Parchet ! Ilasa a. Il eppi en II
1;aia de IA parehet cpp stx 800,
i tnala na nnfi Il; rY,r,;s y; " = =;
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-06-13
y lyut I1B

eanditor IL asuRtea bateriei (cop-
PANEL sales@e thm,ri). Rasboi,,l
il adnsese Ut, prin locurile cqpi-
lariei sale Sanenintate acum de
dpsman. Ialntau inject, prni ceas
ia deasa 81 media de Noemvrie, in
huruitul n01oton al roatelor.
Mergeaa prin locuri, pc care Cd
pitannl IL csl1ostea asa de 'bine, pc
care le str&b1t Muse de atitea orr, 60
pill firs nieaso grija, Gu fata arai
de soare, Gu pletele in vint. I1asa-
Sc in urma ptnl Nal,il, pustiu a.
| cum, trecuaeaae casa primitoare a
pariptelui dSpril, in care fusese de
atitea ori dynat de ochii limpexi
al Viorichii 81 sosira la fintina
straipita de nlopi, della rascrueea
drumulpi. eel uee spre Fundata.
Mai aveauRAe urcat un deal 81
zariau Magnra, satul tineretelor
Hui. u
Ceata inceppse sa Sc risipeasca,
cand porpira. De. abba Sc misca.
sera insa 81 I'm calaret repezit in
! goana, ii abuse ordinul de oprire.
Dusmanul csaprinsese Magura 81
trebuia neapkrat alnngat de aci.
"Artileria "a deschida numai de
!; cat focul!" 81 capitanul trezit din
, Wis, prinse o. apda spre apus i'm
puseatnrile raslate ale piatrulelor.
| Dadu 0 porpnea scurta 81 bateria
Isl stavili messpl, lar el lna ina
inte. Urea dealul in goana 81 din
tr'o privire alese locul tunurilor.
| Bateria sesi = trap 81 Sc aseza.
Ceata Sc risinise Gu totul 81 soarele
, Sc ivi pc cerql. sepin de toamna.
De pc eHlRea dealului sc vedea
acuma limpede satul. Sc vedea BIZ
serica strajnif4 de brazi 81 colo, a
/ mepiptati d ipSimejdia de neinla-
turat, sc ATLAS parintii lui. 81 1n
val cald de 4enie cobor1 in inima
| capitanului.
% alta stsfetS, repezita in goana
furttinoasa.
I'm casa alba de langa biserica
Sc afla un cuib de mitraliere ina
mice, care trebpe neaparat mimi
cit"
Lui Stalpsahu j sc paru ca trece
moaEtee ne lanGR el 81 in sufletu,i
care MI putee M Suprind4 noianul
de simtaninte care navaliau fnvol
bprate, se dete o lupta scprta. Da-
toria invinse. Gu inima fr1nta
mai priv pdata spre .cuibul at1tol
visuri drag, apoi - malta drept 81
comanda rasnnx! @ tacere de G
clipa 81 patru lovituri sfisiara vaz-
duhul.
| Sc uita spre sat. Casa cea alba
81 malta, era acqperita de FUN; 10.
viturile 0 iabisera. 81 capitanul
Isl prinse fata in paine 81 Q lacri-
ma j sc furise Il eoltpl genelor. J.
/ (Crai Nou.) loan Strajerip.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-06-13


AdYoqatii yeehiulai regat au
dreptul sa pledeze IA orice instap-
|ta judecatqreasca din Ardeal desi
nu sunt inscrisi in harourile
locale.
/ In grWa vinzarii ziarului ''Da-
cia" al Marghiloman, rdl Ciuceanu,
redactor, imprenna Gu .ceilalti CO.
laboratori au cerut explicatii
d-lui director 1t. col. Zavoianu.
Explicatia a degenerat in bataie,
al Ciuceanu dind cateya paine
|d-lui Zavoianu.
''Niitoral.'' arata ca fraudele
de la Aprpvizionare s'au facut
sub guyernul d-lai general Ave-
rescu 81 cere ancheta judecatp-
reasca pentru sc dovedi ca 1nsi-
nuarile cd fraudele de la Apro-
vizionare S 'au facut sub guvernul
liberal nh sunt de cat ealomnii.
- * Z
Autoritatile au facut noui .des-
|coperiri in complotul communist,
S 'au gasit acte carl dovedesc ca
atentatul contra d-lui Argetoianu
pc linia ferata Ciocanesti 81 aten-
tatnl din Basarabias Sc datoreste
comunistilor.
A fost arestata agenta de spio-
mai Maria Simionoiu la carl s'au
gasit 20 briliante mari 81 juma-
tate million de 7ruble, Sternberg,
seful sectiei teroriste din Roma
MIA 81 Sara Sito. Dupa lupta de
strada a fost arestat in strada
Negustori "a, Bunoski, seful te-
rorist de la Bucuresti impreuna
Gu sora lpi studenta.
Pastrarea averii noastre natio-
s'ar datora revolntionarilor ro-
mani, earl de la inceput, ar Fl
CONSTITUTE un battalion pentru
paza Ell.
| Sc asigura de asemeni, ca pri-
zonierii unguri s'ar putea lauda
de a Q Fl pazit in epoca cea maj
Eturbure bolsevismului. Cat des-
pre- tablourile disparute aceiasi re-
yolutionari acuza pc fata pc ro-
mani de a le Fl distrus. Eli au 81
informal de altfel guvernul ro-
man despre acest .fapt, indicindu-i
81 mijloacele de descOperire.
In urma acestei comunicari, sc
afirma, ca mai multe pinze au 81
fost descoperite in pivnita Ate
neului,N 81 la diversi particular,
avind, bine inteles, iscaliturile SUI,
lprimate Gu totul.
Dl Munteanu, Rimnic. professor
la Ploiesti luat initiativa publ
carei unui volum inehinat ca
omagiu d-lui professor N. Iorga
Gu ocazia implinirii 50 ami de
viata. Volumul Sc lucreaza acum
sub ingrijirea unui eomitet 81 va
Fl tiparit la Craioya, la tipogra.
| fla 'Ramuri''. Manuscrise 81 eli
seuri Sc primesc pima la q Mai
Evening star., 1921-11-25
SHOT DEAD BY OWN GUN.

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, November 25.--
Allen Hart. sixteen, was instantly
killed while hunting near Elizabeth
ton Hart and his companions had
stopped to rest and were sitting on a
rail fence. The top rail turned. throw
Ing Hart backward. The hammer of
the shotgun carried by Hart struck
the rail discharging it, the charge
striking him in the back of the head.
Evening star., 1921-11-25
Sale Of ''Onyx'' Pointer
!. "Weldresf'' HOSIERY.

Fill your hosiery needs during
this sale and save money-buy the
best buy perfect hose andsget, the
choice of ar sizes, both regular and
extra. Colors include brown, cordo-
van, black and six shades of gray.
Thread silk. glove silk, silk and wool
and ali wool. Plain and fancy
weaves. All from reputable makers.
Choice, per pair.
Evening star., 1921-11-25

American Association Of University
Women, win meet at clubhouse. 1907
H street, S:15 o'llock.
Evening star., 1921-11-25
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.


Dance Tomorrow mt $50 p>m.. Trin-
ity Community House. Sd and G
streets.
BrotheFhoOd OF st. Andrew will hold
preparation service for Advent cor
porElte communion tomorrow, pm,
st. Paufs Church, Esd street. Clergy
and friends invited,
Harvard Club will give n luncheon
tomorrow at 1 pm, University Club:
klub Polski will celebrate "1S3O In
surrection" Sunday in Knights OF
Pythias Hall Prominent speakers.
Program of best Polish talent All
Polish people in District and vicinity
invited.
Mid-Uty Cftixens' Association will
meet Monday, 8 D.m.. in Thomson
4 School. DR.. William c. Fowler will
smake address. Entertainment
New York State Society will hold q
reception and dance December 8 at
Eauscher's.
The National Wonan's Party will
give a tea to hear H. W. Nevinson,
English war correspondents. speak of
War. Women and England" Sunday
at 4 pm, 25 1st street northeast
Evening star., 1921-11-25

Parent Teacher Association, Wash
ington Hebrew Congregation,
Evening star., 1921-11-25

Mount Saint Agnes Alumnae Associa-
tion will Conduct card party. Women's
City Club for benefit Of college building
Evening star., 1921-11-25

dren's rhythmic; 1890 a,m.. First
Achie cement Boys; II am, children s
French.
Evening star., 1921-11-25

: Motion picture, ''The Heart of Gold,
at Hamline NJ. E. Church, o'clock.
Evening star., 1921-11-25

d
and Spanish: Community Chorus;
dressmaking and sewing; beauty cul-
ture. .s
:. Garnet-Phelps Center: Tonight
Douglass League and Supreme Coun-
ell; Women's Exchange; James Z.
Walker Post. American Legion,
Randall Center: Tonight-Ath1etic
Club; Jr. A. c.: Dramatic Club; sales
mems Club; clubroom open.
LoveIoy Center: Tomorrow night
First American Achievement Boys:
Basket Ball Club; games; Athletic
Club; reading room.
West Washington Center: The
Georgetown Civic Association will
hold its monthly meeting this evening.
Other meetings: Boys Club; band re-
hearsal: Sr. A. c.; Rialto Pleasure
Club; Drill Corps.
Dunbar High Community Center:
Tomorrow morning 10 am. chill
Evening star., 1921-11-25

ThorIson Center: Tonight-war
Mothers; Boy Scouts: Junior Dra-
matte Club: Spanish, elementary and
tioral French and Spanish; Boys
Glib; Boy Scouts; commercial and
fine arts.
Evening star., 1921-11-25
EgTAR, WASHINGTON, d.

! -
with the British delegation to the arma-
ment conference. will speak before the
Business Women's Council at 1880
O'clock at the Church OF the Covenant.
Mime. Yajima Of Japan also win speak.
Special meeting Piney Branch Citi-
zens' Association, J. r. West School, 8
O'clock.
Big Sisters win meet at headquar-
ters, Christ Child Society, s o'clock.
Motion picture. 1.-THE Heart of Gold" /"
at Hamline NJ. E. Church, 8 o'clock.
Powell Alumni Debating Club will
meet at Johnson-Powell Community
Center, $3.50 o'clock.
Meeting Of United Daughters Of the
Confederacy at C. v. Memorial Home,
8;o'clock.: 8
Stephen O'Mara will be principal
speaker at meeting of Abraham Lin
loln Council. American Association for
Evening star., 1921-11-25

Vermont State Association win meet
at 0 clock, college Women's Club, 1929
I street. o.,
Evening star., 1921-11-25

Park View Center Tonight--Boy
Scouts; Park View Athletic Club;
Royal A. c.; Royal Midgets.
Evening star., 1921-11-25
Recognition Of Irish Republic.

The Jovial Club will give a dance at
Masonic Temple, Sth and r streets
northeast, $3.50 o'clock.
Evening star., 1921-11-25
1000 Beautiful Ne,u
Pieces of Silk Underlue

Is different styles of Crepe de Chine Combinations
trimmed with georgette ribbon and lace; Italian Silk
Shirts with ribbon shoulder straps 10 styles Radium
Silk Camsoes in flesh and orchid Jersey Silk Boomers
elastic top and knee, and 80 styles of Satin Camsoles
tailored and trimmed with lace and ribbon geogette
Evening star., 1921-11-25
ORGANIZATION ACTIYITIES,
TONIGHT.

John A. Rawlings Post, No. l., G. A.
r., will meet at 8 o'clock, G. A. r.
building. for annual inspection by de-
partment officers.
Evening star., 1921-11-25

Big Sisters win meet at headquar-
'ers, Christ Child Society, s o'clock.
Evening star., 1921-11-25
short-story writing: Columbia Club.

East Washington Center: Tonight
Boy Scouts. Troop 50; Boy Scouts,
Troop 81; Metropolitan A. c.; library;
sewing machines!
Evening star., 1921-11-25
AT THE COMMUNITY CENTERs

E. v. Brown Center: Today-3 PM,
children's rhythmic dancing: 4 pm,
Rhythmic Dancing Club; 1880 p.m..
Boy Scouts; library; girls rhythmic
dancing.