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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-21
Orphans Benefit
 by Donovan Will

The will of the fate Catherine Don- ovan, who died in this city Dec. 12 last, was filed in Prohete Court today. Her estate is valued at s24,000 4 bequest of s2,0o0 to St. Josers'E Home in Jersey City. and enc of $1,- 900 to St. Francis Orphan Asylum, Hartford, is recorded in the will, willie the remaonder of the estate is left to sons of the deceased. Judge Tnos. C. Coughlin is named Sxecucor and Thomas Mccormack and Ralph T. Beers have been named appraisers.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-21
Christmas Day
 Celebration for
 Bethlehem Tots

Jerusalem. Dec. 21-ChristTlIas Day in Bethlehem wifi bc marked this year by an unusual pilgrim age of children to the little Church of the Nativity
 Five hundred Armenian boys and girls from the American Near East relief CrDhangcs in Jerusalem will march to Bethlc- hem with gifts made by them in their industrial school, which they will place in the grotto where tradition says Christ was born The gifts arc of wood and metal
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-21
DIXIE SEWERS
 IN COLD WAVE

Atlanta, Ga. Dec. 21-The South today was in the grip Of it's first cold seize this winter. Miami and points on the Florida peninsula. however, continued to be bathed in sunshine with average temperatures of 70 de EreeS
 Virginia. North Carolina and South Carolina were covered with ice from slee+ storms Georgia shivered and then became soaked with rain.
 Arkansas experienced weather four degrees below freezing
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-21
Taxi Assault Case
 Continued One Week

Continuances of one week were granted in the Fairfield Town court this morning to Joseph w Valentine and James Sullivan, Bridgeoort taxi driver, both of whom were scheduled to appear to answer to a charge of assau ult on complaint of Mrs. Henry E. Mayer of so Hazelwood avenue
 Mrs. Mayer is still confined to her home suffering from rne attack the men are alleged to have made on her in the lonely section of Fairfield. Bonds in both cases were set at Sl.oQQ.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-21
Thief Steals Doctors
 Bag of Instruments

pr. Araham Bernstein of 472 State street. reported to the police today that a bag containing surgical m strum ents. had been stolen IrIr1 the -onneau of his car while ne was baking a call on Vine street this
 John Rebstock of s65 Boston ave- r,1e reported that number of auto mobile tools and .S2 caHbre. revolver bad beeu stolen from his car which he left .Jarked on Park avenue be tween Benham and North avenues last evening.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-21
Mans Collar Bone
 Broken in Accident

At noon today the police had not yet completed their investigation into a motor accident which resulted yes- terday in Solomon Schwartz of 54 Clarence street, receiving a broken collar bone and lesser injuries. From information they have obtained. how ever, from witnesses to the accident, a ear whose registration number Is given as c 97-267. In the motor ve- hicle register this car ts listed as owned by F. Mortor Clark of 206 Park place.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-21

Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Dec. 2t-The ship subsidy bill was endorsed and it's opponents in the senate criticised by Bishop Homer c StunJz of the Meth odist Episcopal church, in an address here last night. The country voted S75. 900. .o00 for road building and could well afford S5O.OGO, o0G for sea sea roads. he said.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-21
COURT ORDERS
 SALOON CLOSED

Waterbury, Dec. 21-City Court Judge William J. Larkin, Jr., today issued an order directing Prosecuting Attorney James A. Peasley- to close a saloon on Wood street which he claim ed had been proven a public nuis- ance. This is the first court order of it's kind to be issued in this city.
 The place referred to has been raided by the local police four times within the past year.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-21
CUT
 IN HALF; 9
 LIVES LOST
Steamer Vintilis Rammed by Freighter Founders Near St. Nazaire Harbor-U. s. Shipping Board Craft Adrift in Atlantic Without Fuel Supply.

St. Nazare, France, Dec 2-(By the A. )-The steamer Vins foundered early today with the of of having n by Norwegian freghter Asurias
 The Vnti plying between Nantes and Belle Isle, had cleared the outer haror when she coIded with wegian which in distress oundering heavy and trying to a of the swimming ashore all fathers of families, down with their craft.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-21
Hemphill, Ball
 Player, Not Dead

New York. Dec. 21.-Former offi- cials of the New York American base ball club today abandoned lans to raise a burial fund for Charley Hemp hill. former Yankee star, when they learned that he was not dead
 The Charles Henphill who died here on Tuesday never played baseball It was said by a sister of the dead man, Mrs. W. A. Mcknight of Jersey City. N. J.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-21
APPoRTroNMENr MEETING.

The Board of Apportionmen will meet next Thursday to consider a number of transfers requested by var ious city departments. Director of Public Works George M- CoughIin will ask for transfer of appro-zi- uately ss.445 to continue street and road work.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-21
FINED FOR TOOL THEFT.

William Ryan Of Waterbury, who was brought back from that city yes Eerday by Detective SergeaRt John Curry on a varranc charging hiTn with the theft of a number Of tools from the Manufa cturerS Supply Co. of this city was fined SIS and costs and given a 60 day suspended jail seItsence when alrtHtsned before Judge Boardman in city court th.s
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-21
Is It Coming to Mer- chandising by Pres crIphon? -Ow en Burns Speaks Late D oes S Ex-Mayor Wilson Jibe with M ayOr Atwater's School Board Abol- iShment Ideas?

Bridgeport coal dealers, or some of them, have agreed to supply coal upon doctors pres criptions. Druggists and others are supplying certain commodities of alcoholic content upon doc tors prescriptions. How long will 1t be before merchandising in America will be done by pre- scripdon? The doctor is on the way to becoming an important mercantile factor.
 
 Owen Burns, long a member of the Board of Education. and formerly president of the Board, thinks 1t should be abolished There are. doubtless. many mem bers of the community who will agree with him. There is always 8 large vote to be had in favor Of any project to abolish anything. MT. Burns large experience cer- tafnly entities him to speak with
 
 have spoken with more authority had he spoken earlier, since his standing as a mere member of the Board is not so thoritative as the standing he had when he was president of the Board.
 -
 
 the ex-Presidents and the ex- Mayors? Does former Mayor Wilson, perhaps, think that the city government ought to be abol- ished? And does ex-President Taft. perhaps, believe that the United States ought to be govern ed by a commission? These are very interesting questions. There is a further field for an active minded scientist. No one has ever accurately cataIogued the di- verse opinions of the 'dns'' and "outs."
 
 Mayor Fred Atwater. who com mends himself to the community by speaking always in certain tones. says that the Board of Education hadn't ought to have a darn cent until they stop wrang- ling and fighting. Oh. Mayor Atwater how can you use such language? How can you enter tain such thoughts? Upon the Board of Education are two wo- men members and their presence makes the Board of Education one of the po1itest institutions in Bridgeport. His Honor can be cer- tain there is no wrangling there but that debate is conducted with that perfect courtesy which marks & mans speech to q charming woman when he asks her for the next dance.
 
 Henry Gerrity of Bridgeport. better known as Young McAul- fife" has been indefinitely sus- pended by the State Boxing Com sion. It is claimed that he made comments on certain actions of the Commission and added insult to injury by addressing those to the members of the as they sat at the r4ngside. It is proper that there should be, somewhere in the United States, in these dtsorderly days, a. summary process with which to rebuke lese majeste. The boxing commissioners hay ing paved the way by insisting upon perfect respect of those In their presence, have set an ex- ample which other commissions may wish to follow however.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-21
Sentence Suspended
 for Stealing Suit

Walter Ross of 174 Lafayette street, who has been sought by the police for some time on charge of theft from a local department store, through his attorney surrendered this morning and was fined s20 and costs and given a suspended jail sen tence of 90 days. Ross stole a5 suit Of clothes from the Rowland Dry Goods C0-
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-21
Ship Adrift; No Fuel.

Halifax. N. S., Dec. 21.-The Unit ed States Shipping Board steamer West Hardaway is reported today as drifting helpIessly about the Atlantic some 500 miles east of Halifax. The fuel supply of the ship is exhausted where she is drifting is below zero
 For two days the American steam CT Argus tugged at the 6,0O0-ton hulk in an effort to tow her to a. port of safety but the heavy seas coupled with the freezing lines snapped afi the hawsers. The Argus was forced to abandon the helpless ship and proceed to New York.
 The Hardaway is bound from Grangemouth England, to New OF
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-21
Heavy shipwreck Award.

Edinburgh, Dec. 21-The court of Sessions today awarded the Standard Oil Company 97,892 pounds and costs against the Clan Line steamship op orators. for a cargo of oil and other products shipped on the steamer Clan Gordon from New York for China, which sank during the voyage in July, 1920.
 The oil conpany asserted that the steamers master had emptted two water ballast tanks, altering the ships equilibrium, so that quick turn of the helm made the vessel turn over
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-21
PRINCE GEoR0H IMPROVES.

London, Dec 21-The condition Of Prince George, who was operated on Tue sday for appendicitis was reported today as most satisfactory.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-21
BYWALTER MUST DIE

London, Dec. 21 - U N S.)- Fred erick Bywalter. sentenced to death for the murder of Percy Thomp- son. husband of his mistress, lost his DAssai for new trial to6ay.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-21
SPANISH OFFICIAL DEAD.

Madrid. Dec o1 - Auro Boronat. vice president of the Chamber of Deputies died today
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-21
GARGOYIE

By Fdwina Stanton Babcock, in two instalments Begins today on Page =.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-21
COLLECTOR ILL.

Tax Collector Edward A. Drew is i'll at his home on Manhattan avenue from a severe cold.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-21
STEAMER FOUNDERS AFTER SEA CRA$
WEATHER:

New Haven, Conn, Dec. 21-(I- Ns E.)-Weather forecast:
 For New Haven and vicinity: Un~ settled weather with mild tenpera- ture tonight and Friday.
 For Conn nnecticut: Mostly cloudy to- night and Friday; not much change northwest winds, diminishing to- night.
Evening star., 1922-12-06
PlAy Rrugraphs

Jack.Rave you ever been pinched for
Josh--No. but I've been slapped for
going too fast.
NORMAN A. GRAY.
Bethesda, Md.
fodder (surveying himself at bath
time In full-length m!rror)-Nursie, VINO
made me?
Nurse-Gnd. darling.
Toddler-Gee, he made good JOB I!
He didn't leave any seams
MRS. II. L. KOCH.
927 street northeast.
An cd darky and his wife were en-
reaching the point Of blows. Whats
all the difference of opinion, Cncle
INQUIRED on acquaintance.
No difference. no difference of opin-
ion a-tan.' was the rejoinder. "Mah
wife afraid she's not going to git any
Of my pay, and l know she amt"
WILLIAM RUFUS PRATT.
3sl7 Morrison street.
Police Judge Ito motorist)-The Off
Ger says you cou have avoided running
over this man by turning into the ditch.
Why didn't you?
Offender-I cou dn't forget that sign
they'd put on my car-"Don't get hurt"
F.. p. JACKSON,
1889 Columbia road.
Tony was new to America His high
way construction job was out in the
hills and he had been tod to watch out
for rattIcsnakes, which, i. was explained,
always gave a warning rattle. tn
first snake he encountered. however. was
a black snake. He gave q spring.
whir'ed and brought down the edge of
his shovel on the offender with the en-
ragged cry: "Hotta dog: Why you no
r-r-r-inga da bell?'
PEREZ SIMMONS,
331 c street northwest.
Evening star., 1922-12-06

Teacher (spelling out new word)-
G-n-o-m-e. What does it mean. Willie?
Willie-It's a short way of saying
No. ma'am.
B. PERRY COLLINS,
134S RdndOlpa street northeast.
PLENTY.
"Have I any chance to rise in this
rosition"' asked q young man OF his
boss.
Yes. think you have" answered the
boss. FOR 1 want you to open up the
on off'ee 2. every morning at 6 o'clock instead
BERKELEY FERNsNER,
3l6 Il street southeast.
The two main factors in breaking up
lot OF homes are women's love Of dry
goods and mems love of wet goods
MARY MYERS,
916 5th street northeast.
THEY SAY THIS ONE REALLY
HAPPENED.
dine with senator tonight.
Second Ditto-Indeed: Where's he
from?
First-Why. the Willard.
ETHEL W. WILSON,
Sot7 18th street northwest.
fhew! We can all breathe easy now.
Safety weeks over
". S. ADAMS,
SIS 14th street northwest.
a little old man recently called at a
" ashington residence and asked for a
pair of old shoes The housewife told
MN she had Il pair of her husband
discarded ones. and asked him his size,
Ny size is SKIES, sevens. or eights,
lady. but mines will do. God bless ye"'
was the cheerful response
NAY HERBERT.
ia Bryant street northwest.
Evening star., 1922-12-06
ToDAY,S ADJUSTMENTS.

NATIONAL-Henry Miller and Ruth
I,hattcrton. in La Tendresse; per-
.,or,nanceS at Ia and $40 I'm.
POI.rs-San Carlo Grand Opera
Company. Tales of Hoffman" ut 2:2u
md la Bohenv' at sis pm.
GARRICk-"Just Married.. win
Vivian Martin. ut s:20 pm.
PREsIDENT-"Ahic Irish Rose.
a. e:38 and $50 pm.
kEITH's-Dolly Sisters. vaudeville,
It 2:15 and Sis pm.
BELASCO-"steppin Around. ut
sis and sis pm.
COSMOS-"Mclody Revue, vaude-
vile, ut 3. 6:30 and pm.
sTRAND-"B!owne's Bathing Beau
s:es," at 2 30. ESQ and Pm
GAYETY-'Ron Tons" burlesque'
., 2:I5 and SIS pm.
COLUMDIA-I;exI Ineram's "Trinine
Women" photoplay, at 1880 a-ni''
1855, s. J:1H. 7:10 and geo.
NETROPOLITAN-C Ray. IN
"A Tailor Made Man." at 1l13 ILL.,
Ego, 3:20, $50. 7:2o and S:25 pm.
RJALTO-.Shadows. a, 1889 a.rn.'
-:3o, 3.45, $50. s:45 and 9:4o: Crea
.are, guest conductor, at $3.50. 'se
:-ad $3.50 PIN.
PALACE-wallace Reid. in "Ciar.
nee" at 1910 am 12:c5. s:l5, 4:A''
). $50 s"S $50 pm.
Evening star., 1922-12-06
ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES.
TODAY.


n-s E,etcfer-Copp will speak at
..an O'Clock, at the King-Smith studio
school. 1851 New Hampshire avenue:
subject: Music as the Means of
Physical. Mental and Artistic De-
veIopment of Children"
TONIGHT.
The Arkansas State Society will
meet 8 O'Clock at Thomson School.
Ladies' Aid Society of Petworth
Baptist Church will hold bazaar and
supper at Petworth Methodist Church.
Grant Circle.
Metropolitan Presbyterian Church
will hold a bazaar, to close at 10
o'clock. Proceeds for rebuilding fund.
4 lecture on the Greek Church will
be delivered by Rev DIR. Cartwright
at $50 o'clock, Carroll Hall.
Special meeting of the Brotherhood
Of >the Presby erian Church. Ta'--ma
Park. will be held at o'clock. Sem
ator e. F. Ladd will speak and music
will be contributed by the brother
hood quartet.
lexington Presbyterian Church will
give a bazaar and turkey dinner from
to 10 O'Clock. Public invited.
Mary Washington Chapter. D. A. R.,
will NEE: at he Washing on Club.
$50 o'clock. Nine. de Veyra, honor
guest and speaker. will give an
Illustrated description OF, the Philip
Gen. Charles A Doyen Unit, Amer
can Women's Legion. will meet 1880
o'clock at residence of Mrs. Waldo,
5311a 9th street southeast.
Lincoln Post, No. II. American Le-
gion. will hold annual meeting, 8
c'siock. in boardr DOM, District build
ing. Adoption of constitution and by
laws. followed by election.
R. II. Sargent. Alaska branch. Unit
ed States geological survey. will lee
ture on Alaska at Central T. NJ
c. A, 8 o'clock. Public invited.
Kenneth H. Nash Post, No s. Amer
ican Legion, Will meet. o'clock, at
Gavel Club. 719 18th street. Repre-
sentative Fess Will speak, Election.
Concert by Miss Eida Laska. in Jew
.sh and English song program, at 1lth
street and Pennsylvania avenue. S:l5
o'clock. Dance, under auspices of
Evening star., 1922-12-06
At THE COMMUNITY CENTERs

! Thomson Center. 18th and l. streets
| northwest Tonight: Arkansas State
| Society meeting; Esperanto Club;
! Adult Dramatic Club: Young Men S
Kanawha A. c.; plain sewing.
East Washington. 7th and Penn
| sylvania avenue southeast. Tonight:
Epworth Mems basket ball team; Ep-
worth Girls A. c.; millinery; library.
| Park View. Warder and Newton
! northwest. This afternoon: Rhythmic
dan cling: tomorrow afternoon month
| ly meeting of the Mothers Club, 3:15
o'clock.
Johnson-Powel,, Hiatt AMI Lamont
northwest. This afternoon, two
classes in rhythmic dan ing; tomor-
row Afternoon. social dancing instruc-
tion: special rhythmic work.
L. V. Brown. Chevy Chase Tomor-
! row afternoon: Two classes in
French. 3:15 O'Clock; Nine. Tharin. di-
! rector.
Birney. Nichols avenue and How
ard road southeast. Tomorrow
afternoon; Junior Needlework Guild;
A :hie"ement Boys; Achievement
Club.
I.ovejoy. 18th and D northeast. This
afternoon: Medical clinic; speech
, clinic; Girls Achievement Club.
cleveland-Phelps sth and Tnorth-
west This afternoon: Vocational
Guidance Girls Club; Vocational
Guidance Boys Club.
Evening star., 1922-12-06
BAND MAN DISAPPEARS.
Vanishes With Companion After
Drawing Pay.

Disappearance Of Joseph B. Mcintyre.
twenty-four years old. whose term OF
enlistment in the band at Washington
barracks terminated December /, has
been reported 10 the police. He drew
his final pay of s179 just before leaving
the barracks. and his failure to return
to his wife and child Il: 1901 A.. street
southwest was followed by report OF
his absence being made to officials at
the barracks.
Mcintyre, who was from Pittsburgh,
Pa. had companion whose term of
enlistment also expired December l. and
it was said at the barracks that the men
left the military reservation about the
same time.
Evening star., 1922-12-06

Rank In the Salvation Army Is de-
noted on the bonnets Of the woman
''soldiers": a red edging means that
the wearer is IN officer; If she has
reached the rank of ensign. the name
on the ribbon appears in white in
stead Of gold letters
Evening star., 1922-12-06
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

Mrs. Maud Wood Park. president
National League of Woman Nofers'
>riil address the forum luncheon at
Nomen's City Club Saturday PILL
Subject, "The long March.
The Dahlgren Terrace eIoD WI, W
.,..t at iuurfsot, tomorrow win -iS
Brown, 1892 Lawrence street hoseh-
last.
a,pha Delta Fraternity will give n
-uncheo.1 at the Federation fe*nouse,
-, street. Friday afternoon at
1870 o'clock.
Mrs, Lora 5. la Nance OF fioriaa
will speak in Wallace Memorial !. MT
-, Presbyterian Church tomorrow
o'clock Public invited.
Richard J. Harden Camp. No. y;
United Spa,iist. War Veterans wiz
meet tomorrow evening 1oF noi'iiH"'
iug and e'ectlng ohcers.
Big sisters will meet Friday. p.m.'
d, 104 1ith street room e"o
Reurescnta,fye William \. Haile will
,o.ak 1T meeting of business olh-
ms Council, Friday. s:i5 ! M. m iec-
tyre room of Church of the covenant.
U
luncheon at City Club. Mrs. Mary RI.
Carroll. owner of the Carroll Mes,
senger Service of Washington, Will
speak.
sale of fancy articles for benent OF
St. Paul's NJ. E. Church South, FRIDAY
at store. I'll 18th street.
The Mount st. Mary. luncheon will
he held tomorrow, 1880 p'm'' at ei'S
Club.
cbapter ID, p. F.. o.. will hold n sale
f,r benefit of its educational 1uno
SATURDAY PM. at home OF Mrs. " IL
lard T. Buell.. 1439 Newton street.
Cathedral Heights Citizens' Assoc
citation will hold annual meeting TO-
morrow. s pm. in St Alban parish
hall Election.
Society Of Autonotive EnEineefs
will meet Friday. pm: at cosmos
Club. Mr. Morton of Baltimore Will
speak of piston Rings. Ladies OF
members families invited.
r. s. s. Jacob Jones Post, No. 2.
American Legion, will hold Christ
mas sale and dance SATURDAY from
1880 to 1880 pm. at Elks Ciuo. fro-
ceeds for post fund for nolloay cheer
for ex-service men.
Congress Heights Cftfzens' ASsocin-
ion will meet Monday. evening.
speakers ard telephone demonstra-
tion.
Dinner dance Mt Cniversity Club
December -. pm.
MIME state Society will meet Sat-
r,rGay, pm, at Thomson Community
Center. Election. Program OF diver
SIZED interest. Maine friends invited.
Red Triangle Dating Club Will have
an oyster roast tomorrow. Meet at
14th street and Colorado avenue at
1:45 pm.
biological Society will meet sat1r-
day. pm, at Cosmos club. Eiection
of officers.
The Louisiana Society will meet
Recention. dancing and cards. The
Governor of louisiana and wife Will
Ge honor guests.
Evening star., 1922-12-06

Fair and dinner at st. Andrews
Church. New Hampshire avenue and v
street. Fair from 3 to 10 o'clock.
Turkey dinner. 5 to s O'Clock. To be
continued tomorrow.
Evening star., 1922-12-06

Emmanuel P. E. Church will hold a
bazaar from o'clock. Entertain
ment by children of church school,
To be repeated tomorrow,
Evening star., 1922-12-06

Mrs, Maud Wood Park. PreSi0eht
National League of Woman Notefs'
,.;il address the forum luncheon at
N-omen.s CITY Club Saturday PM
Subject, "The Long March.
Evening star., 1922-12-06

The Island Of Rhodes girl must be
a skillful mariner and an excellent
diver before she is permitted to
marry.
Evening star., 1922-12-06

The u,b,preu Terrace Club Will
.,...t at i,nrh,ou tomorrow with Mrs
Brown, 1892 Lawrence street n"Eeh-
II
Evening star., 1922-12-06

Y. NJ and Y. W. H. A.. for members,
at s 0 clock.
Naomi Chapter. No. 3. Order Eastern
Star, will hold bazaar from 4:3O to Z
O'Clock. Dancing.
Friendship Lodge. No. IL. l. o. O. F..
will hold short meeting. o'clock, at
822 Goth street,
Evening star., 1922-12-06

aypha Delta Fraternity will give n
-unchco1 at the Federation Te*nonse,
"a. y street, Friday afternoon at
1c.2G o'clock
Evening star., 1922-12-06

Mrs, Lora :. la Nance of fiorida
will speak in Wallace Memorial l mt
-, Presbyterian Church tomorrow
o'clock Public invited.
Evening star., 1922-12-06

Maine State Society will meet SAT-
urday, pm, at Thomson Community
Center Election. Program of diver
sited interest. Maine friends invited.
Evening star., 1922-12-06

Dinner dance Mt University CiuD
December ~, pm.
Evening star., 1922-12-06

Chapter ID. p. f. o.. will hold sale
FOR benefit of its educational fund
Saturday. pm. at home of Mrs. VIII
lard f. Buell., 1899 Newton street.
Evening star., 1922-12-06

Biological Society viii meet Sat9r-
day. 8 pm, at Cosmos Club. Eiection
of officers.
Evening star., 1922-12-06

Red Triangle Dating Club Will have
an oyster roast tomorrow. Meet at
18th street and Colorado avenue at
1:45 pm.
Evening star., 1922-12-06

The Mount st. Mary's luncheon VIII
he held tomorrow, 1880 p.In.' a1 NtS
Climb
Evening star., 1922-12-06

Conxress Heights Citizens' Associn.
ion will meet Monday evening.
speakers and telephone demonstra-
Evening star., 1922-12-06

sale of fancy articles for benent OF
st. Paurs NJ. E. Church South, rrloay'
at store I'll 18th street.
Evening star., 1922-12-06

The Louisiana Society will meet
Friday. S pm. at Washington Cluo.
Governor of Louisiana and wife Will
Je honor guests.
Evening star., 1922-12-06

Society of Auton,otive Engineer
will meet Friday. S p.m.. at Cosmos
snesk Of "Pjston Rings" Ladies of
members families invited.
Evening star., 1922-12-06

II. 6. 8. Jacob Jones Post, No. 2.
American Legion. will hold a Christ
mas sale and dance Saturday from
7:3O to 1880 pm. at Elks' Club. Pro-
ceeds for post fund for holiday cheer
for eX-service men.
Evening star., 1922-12-06

Cathedral Heights Cttizens' Assoc
citation will hold annual meeting To-
morrow. pm. in St Adams parish
hall. Election.