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The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1924-04-19
Our EaHtrr
Draypr
= By g.. Laurence AiibuH


T%.5z@1 AN Easter promise We have
tH9sSt2 s the Lords assurance, II am
f@LbAZB the resurrection and the
B1%@ life" John II :25) and BE
IAUA cause I live We shall I've
also John IA :9). And as
an Easter blessing we have His gra-
cious peace be unto you" John 20:
l9). But do We not need an Easter
prayer. also as taught us by the Lord,
hat we may enter into the meaning
and realization of His promise and Of
the blessing to which the promise
looks forward? Here 1t is. as given
to US: For thine is the kingdom, and
the power, and the glory, forever
For this is in the truest sens a
prayer. 1t is the closing part of the
Lords Prayer. after this manner
pray We" the Lord said. And at the
end occurs the sacred word, amen, "
confirming all that has gone before.
1t means ''be it So" It expresses u
ferrent desire to acknowledge all that
the several petitions Of the prayer
imply and to enjoy the experience of
what His kingdom, power and glory
involve.
The Lords Prayer is a complete rec
ord of all that the Lord has done for
us. It tells US of ''our Father in the
heavens" elsewhere described as "the
high and lofty one that inhabiteth
eternity, whose name is holy Elsa. 81 {:
80. who yet came to establish His
Kingdom" among men end to show
now His will might be done among
them. He spoke Of Himself aa "the
bread Of life to them and the for
giver" of their sins. He endured
temptations" against The bells to pro
mote His work, but overcame and de
llyered" US from the evil that other
wise had threatened. Sc "He hath
taken His great power and hath
reignedp Rev. HID.
Whence there is, in brief, the whole
story Of the Lords redemption as eff
fected for US in the Lords Prayer. And
1t tells, too, of His present work of
salvation in us, as we follow Him, that
we may know and cooperate with
Him alone as our Heavenly Father !;
that we may Terence His name or
character in gahe graces of mercy,
humility. justice and seifforgetfulness.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1924-04-19
The Resurrection

ASTER being a movable feast, tho
- event will be celebrated on April
20, but April 9 has been accepted as
the actual date on which the resur-
rection occurred:
Most glorious Lord of Life, that on this
~ day - = - = - !
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1924-04-19
New Treatment For
Varicose or Swollen Veins

Swollen veins are dangerous and Of
ten burst. Sufferers are advised to get
a two-ounce, original bottle of Emerald
Oil (full strength), at H. j. Dennis &
Co.'s or Orange Drug Co.'S and start
to reduce the veins and punches at
once.
Physicians recommend Emerald Oil;
it is used in hospital practice and a
small bottle will last a long time, be-
cause it is very concentrated and a lit
tie goes a long way. Apply night and
morning with a soft brush as directed
until the swelling is reduced to nor
NAL. 1t is guaranteed.
So ~marvelously powerful is Emerald
Oil that enlarged glands, wens and
even goitre disappear when used stead
lily.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1924-04-19

Among the things l have always
wanted to do: Paralyze the home
town banker by depositing with him
a certified check in my own name for
$4,000 and not tell him how | got the
money.-Downs (Kapsas) News.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1924-04-19
Thumbnail Biography.

Born in New Hampshire, October II, 1872.
Graduated from Amherst with B S degree 1894, and earned M A degree
In 1897.
Graduated from Columbia University Law School 1898.
Admitted to New York bar same year.
Joined firm of Satterlee & Garfield, earning partnership in three. years.
Married Agnes Harvey from his home town of Chesterfield n 1899.
Lectured O law at Columbia from 1899 to 1902. Made professor until
1905.
Recalled as dean of law school in 1910.
Resigned last December to become member of firm of Sullivan & Crom.
yell.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1924-04-19

BABY CHICKS from 200 Egg Hens.
Chicks from winter laying. farm raised,
mature stock S. C. w. Leghorns, r. l.
Reds. Barred Rocks, White Rocks, White
Anconas. Black Jersey Giants. White In
dian Runner Ducks, Pekin Ducks, SIS per
100 up. Live delivery guaranteed. Parcel
Post prepaid. Matching eggs $S per 100
up. Circular free.
GLEN ROCK NURSERY & STOCK Farm
Dept: II. RidgeMood. N. j:
Evening star., 1924-08-14

PARK PI- NV. = PRACTICALLY NEW
home; modern. rooms. tile bath, double
reduced from $1,000 to s., $50 with 50 600
cash. Main 1881.
Evening star., 1924-08-14

A DECIDED BARGAIN.
SHEPHERD ST.-Near 18th St-S1l 500.
No need Of looking further for home when secure
this priced least $1,000 under market value. Brick
construction; colonial front porch six large and tile
bath h-w and elec lights; hardwood floors; screened
throughout and i'll splendid condition. Deep back yard with
garage. Open to any reasonable offer.
Mt. PLEASANT.
nsr @ T % M % % I ~
LONGFELLOW ST.-$975O
porhes - Deep garage
PETW ORTH-Bungaow-S 500.
% @ PR M M % % m
Our homes 3oth and Warren open for nspec-
ton 10 pm Semidetached brick only S12o5O Also
centerha plan homes Connecticut and Fessende
The best values offered in years.
EVENING PHONE SERVICE UNTIL 9 PM.
VILLA NJ S. PHI HILLIPS.
18th and K Sts NV. Phone Main 1900.
Evening star., 1924-08-14

fRlcE ONLY $500: $500 CASH; SMALL
monthly payments; s large rooms, porches;
excellent condition.: room for garage. Address
Evening star., 1924-08-14

COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
Within one block of 14th st. NV, handsome
tapestry brick s-room homie. 25 feet wide.
This assures large rooms. HARDWOOD floors.
hot-water heat, electricity: garage; paved
alley; large attic; 3 large porches. Immedi-
ate possession. Can be sold on initial pay
ment OF 81 900 cash.
919 10Th st. NV. Franklin 114O.
SMALL, COZY BRICK HOME. JUST COM
pleted 1O11 C. st. me-; elec. lights. h.-w.h.
and sleeping porch. Sale price: $6:5 500: terms.
o3l 18th st. n.e.-6 r. and b., brick home,
with garage. Sale price. $500; terms.
8 10th st. s.e.-6 and b., brick home, IN
JOS. A. HERBERT 4 SONS.
Exclusive Agents,
T.
Evening star., 1924-08-14

HAVE TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS AVAIL
ABLE IMMEDIATELY FOR SHORT TERM
FIRST MORTGAGE NOTES. EDWIN NJ.
JARMUTH. 2of Investment bldg, 18th and h
stS. n Phone Franklin 13li
Evening star., 1924-08-14
SPECIAL BARGAINS.

SPECIAL BARGAINS.
NJ. lith and Kenyon SITS. beautiful modern.
colonial tapestry brick: screened and glassed
breakfast and sleeping porches: built-in ga
$500 cash. balance reasonable
Nr. 18th and Monroe sts., r. and b., mod
ern brick; garage space: cheap at $1,000:
terms
Petworth. nr. 18th and Randolph sts, r
and h.. colonial brick: cleo: hot-water heat;
deep lot; possession; only $500; 81 900 cash.
balance easy.
Eoominsdale. mr. No CAP. sts r
and h.. pressed brick; cleo: furnace heat: ga
rage; vacant: cbeaDer than Groom houses in
that section are selling for on cash payment
$1,000. balance So monthly.
Nr. Line. PIX. r. and b.. pressed brick:
cleo; big garage: priced reasonable on cash
payment 5000 balance. SO monthly
Nr 4th and e sis. Sc. r. and b. brick:
$4,000: terms.
COLORED HOMES.
Nr. 14th and Wsllach NV. r and b.
S1.10V; terms.
Nr. s,h and Il. I. ave NV. r. and h.
cash. balance easy.
Col. rd. west of Ga. ave-. r and b. CO.
Ionial brick: being newly decorated; vacant:
$3.50 cash. balance monthly.
Hobart st. east of Sherman ave, 2-story
modern colonial brick" vacant: priced at 4
bargain: cash payment $500, balance, S.. 20
monthly.
200 block Harvard St. Groom deep house:
big yard: furnace heat: monthly tenant: /:
$3.50. $3.50 cash. balance monthly
Fla. ave, mr.: 3rd st. NV. r. and h.
brick: latrohe heat: rented for SO monthly:
pr-ce, $3.50 on your terms.
West of Hosedale playground. .lsth and
hTames s!s; SIS .;o .e, 4room frame small lot:
n. +. R1ON CO., INC.
Main 4597. 14o3 St.
Evening star., 1924-08-14
FOR sALE-H0UaEs.

FOR sALELH0UaEs.
WOODRIDGE-BROOKLAND
New 6 & z Room Homes
Special Terms.
@ ssd on aea.hiy s ,'fs, 1ssas 81
ssS month will cover interest and principal
above initial payment. Similar homes are
rooms rooms. Tile baths. hardwood foors. h.-w.s..
eiec lights all street ;t. In Mimprosements. shade.
'o"eS' McLAcMIEN n Ts B%SKiNG saS % CORP.
Real Estate Dept. 10th and G SITS
BROOkLAND.
TO SETTLE AN ESTATE,
SPECIAL TERais ARRANGED.
s7.5oo-Irving near 18th; rooms. bed
rooms: lot JOxlO0.
, oSo-n.nasIpn r., near 18th; 10. rooms,
sla.oo-New,on near leth: :-fam'ly home;
rooms McnacI.nES La af1s eiss' nsxkrxc CORP.
Real Estate Dept. @ 10th and SITS.
CHEVY CHASE-$l4,75O.
A beautiful. sem, detached home OF brick
construction. located less than one-half square
improved lot 65 feet wide. The house is most
practical use. six unusually large. well ar
closed sleeping porch; best grade oak flooring.
eiec lights. h-w.h. and other features
Priced low and should sell quickly.
Evening Phone Service
Until 9 PM.
Hedges & Middleton, Inc,
1884 H st. NV. 'e'i'o''' Franklin ssos.
S1O,95O.
Near l4th and Park Rd.
This seven room and bath home is indeed
bargain. There is a sleeping porch also
We heartily recommend your inspection.
Evening Phone Service
Until 9 PM.
T: F. SCHNEIDER, Jr:: & CO.,
Man 96SS 1929 l. St.
SlO,5OO.
DOWNTOWN.
A downtown home. ideally located for a
rooming house, may be purchased on very at
trsetve There are eight rooms and
SOL a month.
Evening Phone Service
Until 9 PM.
T: F. SCHNEIDER, Jr:: & CO.,
Main s6ss. 172s L St.
$3.50.
14th Street Heights.
We heartily recommend this home to you.
There are six rooms and bath, two porches
and sleeping porch. Houses in the same
block selling for $500 more than we are
asking you to pay.
Evening Phone Service
Until 9 PM.
T. F. SCHNEIDER, Jr.. & CO.,
Main 96Ss. 1923 L ST.
COLORED.
Evening star., 1924-08-14

To Satisfy the Request OF Many.
$6.50o-$550 CAsH-$55 MONTHLY.
NJ. e r. B. Warren are building in Brook.
land % artistic bungalows at the above price
and terms. sold before finished. have 5
cellai with tubs, porches, good lots.
Come out and get yours before balance are
sold. Statesmen on premises every afternoon
How TO REACH PROPERTY: Take any
car starting at 18th and G sts- NV, get Oh at
18th aud Rhode Island ave. ne, walk north
to Irving st. west on Irving to 18th st.
TERRELL 4 LITTLE, INC.
i2O6 18th st. NV. Main 32S6.
Evening star., 1924-08-14
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

HEDGES & MIDDLETON, INC,
1884 H St. NV Franklin o5O3
SlOo50-MT. PLEASANT-2-Car Brick Garage.
Ont
a % INSTRUCTED ssss S % Ss m t sse S Ps puss mnesi & S Sir
swni nine '' o. @ s aga ssr IS 'G a"a with screens
S11 1500-TAKOMA PARK.
@ ss %s ii ii. s % ss Ss .s% s
] snx n SoS @ nG"T % an A second and @ 1rs s5 mop
S250-NORTHEAST-Co Home.
1 M Tim rog % se a ssa 1a fs' and an two nhs @
renting $40 payne
So5OO-WOODRIDGE.
@ De @ d Sin s @ m next n1s & Island an ave @
e ns m -four isdrSm modern
arOor fruit suhter
RID NEAR 14th ST-Bargain.
H mnh @ hsse ss Tf n ae s sog ]
.spe. na of 1 I'm m , The m entire
@ i've @ e % saras % Pa You a"ssd Want T Tsa
SHOO0-CLEVELAND PARK-Macomb ST.
1 S9stg e a sna sd stsa t; hsms SLATE
@ hn 1n he s1ao gs sred front porch well
saEf oaa @ ns dns san%m tn, second
Par " NA'"
Sl1 250-ON HEIGHTS-West of 18th St.
A practically by
of a, it, c.en, ] type % mcludng
s @ W @ outside s~is Ps7 s's" s' asF se ia se bas 4
Evening Phone Service Until PM
HEDGES & MIDDLETON INC
MEMBERS OF THE WASHINGTON BOARD
1854 II ST. NV. Franklin o5O3
Evening star., 1924-08-14
IN WOODBRIDGE, D. c.

IN WOODBRIDGE, D. c.
Beautiful location, just one
half square off Rhode Island ave.
A we'll built 7-room and 2-bath
semi-bungalow. Elec.; hot
water heat; hardwood floors and
trim; open fireplace; large living
room; center-hall plan. Three
rooms and bath on secord floor
rented for SOS per month. Lot
5Oxl5O. Two-car garage. Priced
right for immediate sale. Very
reasonable terms.
CHAS. D. SAGER,
o24 18th NV. g
Main SO. 81, SO.
Evening star., 1924-08-14

d. II. yin y v I'm IlsI IVI I~IJs
1901 TO 1928 TRINIDAD AVE. NE.
tBtw. Morse 4 Neal. 18th 4 14th SITS. N.E.)
8 rooms. tiled bath, screened breakfast and
built-in refrig.: built-in garage. IDw price.
Easy terms. For sale By any broker -
B. 81. GRUVER. Owner and Builder Main 0072
Sample house open until Q pm. daily.- =
Evening star., 1924-08-14


Chevy Chase. d. C.-S1O,5OO.
Very attractive detached house. containing
rooms nd bath g bedrooms,. cleo. h.-w.h.,
porches. slate roof, garage. Only 81, 800 cash
required.
Chevy Chase. d. C.-Sl3,5OO.
Unusually attractive s-room and 2-bath
home with bedrooms and sleeping porch.
front and rear porches. h.-w.h., cleo, hard
wood floors, screens, awnings. garage. trees.
shrubbery. Only short distance west Of Conn.
ave-. one Of best streets
Piney Branch Rd.-Sl4, 500.
7-room and o-bath semi tached brick a
bedrooms), sleeping porch. h.. cleo. front
and rear porches. hardwood floors, screens.
room on lot for garage.
Near l4tll and Newton NV.
o-story brick. 6 rooms and tile bath. furnace
heat. elec.. house in frstclass condition. Lot
20 IT. wide to alley; one-car garage. Terms.
Allan L. Walker & Co.. Inc,
Member Of Washington Real Estate Board.
9i3 18th st. NV. Main 269O.
Evening star., 1924-08-14

N. L. SANSBURY. CO.. INC,
14l8 Eye St. NV Phones Main 5oO34-5
PRICE, S13z5O PRICE, $165OO.
WELT
larger rooms and W
double
housec can
PRICE, S125OO- PRICE, $3.50.
is q
PRICE $3.50 PRICE, $6SOO
of x xhrgero datuactye baths all
roement. and rear
TERMS
N. L. SANSBURY CO.. INC,
in Real Estate"
14l8 Eye St. NV Phones Main 59O5-4-5
Evening star., 1924-08-14

CHEVY CHASE, d. G.
Seven rooms. new Dutch colonial house in
beautiful Chevy Chase Has large reception
hall, living room. dining room. breakfast al
cove and kitchen ON first floor: bedrooms.
tile bath on second floor; h.-w.h. and many
built-in attractions: lot 57x125 to alley.
Price, $1495O. Terms can be arranged.
II. {. MAYNOR & CO.,
Exclusive Agents.
Pot 3O5S. 1902 ~ Capitol St.
Evening star., 1924-08-14

LIGHT ROOM HOUSE IN BEAUTIFUL GAR
EETT Park. fine condition. ami: Il acre
ground, fruit and garage: best neighborhood:
moderate price. OWEN X. TRUITT. North
Evening star., 1924-08-14

FOR SALE TO COLORED-$s9JO.
Beautiful tan brick home Of six large rooms
and reception hall. in good northwest section:
in excellent condition; hardwood trim. modern
heat, electric lights; possession in so days.
Liberal terms.
THE JOSEPH SHAPIRO CO.,
9l9 18th st. NV. franklin 114O
Evening star., 1924-08-14

HORTHEAST'S WONDER HOUSE - MOST
unusual value: 6 rms. tile bath. h.-w.h.. elec
built Tin gar. refrigerator aid screened Fnrches
hlrdwood floors and natural trim throughout
50 :.h,. Nery easv terms. Er. fs0l4- "
Evening star., 1924-08-14

FETWORrI j. BLOCK from l4th ST-s
r. tile bath. sun parlor. screened double back
parcheS. every modern convenience: slO5OO;
easy terms. Main 740. 81 Machinists' bldg
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-11-28
ACTRESS TO MARRY
ACTOR IN MOONLIGHT"

OTTAWA, Ont, Nov. 2S.--Nora
White. Of Montreal, who went to
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-11-28
c. Q. ?. LEADERS
CONFER WITH
COOLIDGE
0lllett and LongWorth Hold
Legislative Farley at
White House

The first general legislative con-
ference preparatory to the opening
Of Congress on Monday and held at
the White House today. For haIf
an hour before the Cabinet meeting,
President Coolidge conferred with
Speaker Gillett, Majority Leader
Loneworth. and Congressman Smell
OF New York. chairman Of the
Rules Committee, relative to inpor.
tant legislation pending on the
House calendar.
It was agreed. as previously indl.
Gated. that appropriation bills would
be rushed through the short session
to the exclusion Of all other matters.
Adoption Of a definite legislation
program, however, was deferred
until a later conference.
Among the measures discussed
at the meeting was the river and
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LEWIS TO READ.
RIOT ACT To
STRIKERS
President Of Mine Workers to
Personally Try to Settle
Outlaw WaIkout

With John L. Lewis. president Of
the United Mine Workers, 1haSten.
Ing north from the Ell Paso meeting
Of the American Federation OF
Labor, to personally intervene in
the strike OF anthracite miners in
the Pittston district. Department Of
Labor officials today expressed the
belief the strike would be OF short
duration.
Lewis is expected to read the
riot act to the miners, who have
walked out without the approval OF
the union officials and have defied
them to take any action against
them. Thomas X. Davis; q com.
missioner Of Cancellation, is keeping
the Department OF Labor fully ad.
vised AZ to the progress Of the
strike and IL attempting to mediate
the differences between the minera
and mine owners.
This Is the third walkout of an.
thracite miners within the past six
weeks because of the alleged failure
of the mine owners to adjust Ger.
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CHAPLIN AND HIS BRIDE
ON WAY 70 Los ANGELES

Los ANGELES, Cal, Nov. 81
Charlie Chaplin and his eighteen
year-old bride. Lita Grey, were
scheduled to arrive in Los Angeles
today from Empalme. Sonora, Mex.
leo, whore they were married Tues.
day.
Locked in a private car, The
Chaplins, guarded by the come
dams Japanese secretary, sped
across the States Of Arizona and
California yesterday and last night
as they hurried to Hollywood on
their honeymoon.
While a large crowd had gather
cd at the railway station 20 well
come the comedian and his bride, it
was expected the Chaplins would
leave the train at tho oitskirts OF
the city and avoid d shower OF
shoes and rice by spinning to Hol-
lywood In q motor car.
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MAN HAS EIGHT JOBS,
BUT IS STILL RADIO FAN

CHESTER, Pa. Nov 2s.--AIbert
Deemer. Of Trainer. wonders what
Henry Carr. OF Aldan, does in his
spare time. Carr came into public
notice recently when it was dis.
covered he was holding down seven
municipal jobs, ranging from chief
OF police to the entire department
OF public safety.
Deener Is chief OF police of
Trainer, traffic officer, constable,
health officer, secretary Of tie
board Of health, truant officer and
real estate assessor for the borough
and incidentally holds down a
good job with the Sinclair Refining
Company, at Trainer, where he Is
also connected with the police de.
partment Of that corporation. He
said today he recently purchased q
radio set and now has little or no
sleep.
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Bob Haired Teachers
Must Let II
Grow
BY International News Service.

Il ~ tAAsstA AADtAuAAMA 1NDNb 0SEpA11s
OSWEGO. N. X, Nov. 2S.
All teachers in the public
schools with bobbed hair must
let it grow.
That's the decree promul-
gated today by Superintendent
Frederick Leighton following a
council Of war by the board IF
education. A formal resolu-
ton to that effect was not
adopted, but 1t was the sense
Of the superintendent and the
members Of the department
that something of that kind
should be adopted.
About so per cent of the
teachers, particularly the young
er ones, have bobbed hair, and
the amount Of fixing" that it
requires in class, taking up time
that might be put to better
use, was commented upon.
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REDSKINS MEET
FOR HOLIDAY
POW WOW
Songs, Dances, Ceremonies
and Turkey Dinner ON
Schedule

GEORGETOWN. Del, Nov. 2s.--
Down along the banks Of the Indian
river where the Nanticoke Indians
once pitched their camps, a small
remnant Of that once powerful tribe
still lives. Today tribes from the
Virginia Confederacy and from New
York and Maine, viii meet here for
their annual powwow and council.
Many of the redskins arrived last
night at the home OF Chief Wyani.
AGO, headman Of the tribe, who il
known here as Russell Clark. Many
of the Indians are engaged in bust
ness and they have their own
schools and churches under special
legislative enactment.
Among the prominent guests are
Chief Strong Wolf, OF Philadelphia.
chief of the Obi; Princess Gladys
Tantaquidon, q AMohician from Vir-
ginia; Chief Nelson, Of Virginia:
Princess Mollie DOLLS Nelson, q
Penobscot, of Maine, and Chief
Snow, an Iroquois, of New York
State. The white men who will be
Among the speakers are Prof. Claude
Johnson and DIR. w. w. Hynde, of
the University Of Pennsylvania.
Hundreds of visitors are arriving
in automobiles at Riverdale. the
home of Chief Wyaniaco, on the
Indian river, and following the In
dian songs, dances and religious
ceremonies, a turkey dinner viii be
served at the Clark home.
Those who will take part in the
ceremonies will be CARRIED and
painted in Indian fashion, while
others of the tribe dressed in regu-
laticn clothes win join in the de-
bates Of the council. Last year the
council attracted visitors from all
over the Eastern Shore, many com.
ing from Virginia, Maryland and
Pennsylvania.
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What's Doing Today
and Tomorrow


Card party--Keane Council, X. 81 G.
go Club and meeting Of keane Coun-
Piay-s;Niok Busters Trick BY the
children 81 the Junior club at Wilson
Normal school at $3.50 O'Clock.
Nesting Dinner celebration Of tins
order Of Indian Wars OF the United
States In the Army and Navy CLUB
ssrsInson-4..My Birthrlght,.' by Doctor
Abrarn Simph At the Eighth Street
Temple, tonight.
middle Atlantic and surrounding States
in the New National Museum today. !.
Dance--Aeolian club In the, ball
room q the Arcade at 3 o'clock; -.
willard Hotel at { o'clock.
Meeting Association of the District
at the Raleigh Hotel at $3.50 O'Clock
= Tdoa ana bv s1ysIus
Morley 1T ii = New Masonic Temple at
DancsE~uader auspices Of the cathc,
lie Wor1en's Service club &c OIL
street northwest, at o'clock: I.
Meeting--The Women's Alliance e
Emerson hail. All Souls Church. at
Z Heetlnr-The Merry raiIaferro ThssDp.
son Memorial Association, at 1s2? Yer
mont avenue northwest, at 2:4b o'clock.
MectingThe Writers League, IN
Thomson school at o'clock.
/ OFKAu TDClkAl--0y 1NIu0D( AANasAhs@t
in the first Congregational church. 81
4:30 o'clock.
Address-The Reverend John a.
Ryan, OF Catholic University. at the
X OF C Byeaing school at 5 o'clock.
Address - '.The Pilgrim and the
ycw," by Rabbi Louis ]. Bchwefel. at
the Adas Israel Congregation. Sixth
and streets northwest. tonight.
Tomorrow
y Meetink-School. representatives OF
the middle Atlantic End surrounding
states, at the New National Museum,
OutinK-C0on hunt and dinner at
Riverbide Inn under auspices OF the
Grand Volture of La Societe des 20
Hotnfnes and s Chevaux meeting 1T
the District building at $3.50 o'clock.
Msstlng-Warren q. Harding Chap
ter, No. a., o. q. s.. at the Masonic
Temple, at O'clock.
Happinesa,n by Harry ID. Appiepy. at
the meeting OF tlae League for Larger
Life, 1898 X street. at ESQ o'clock
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Andree Lafayette,
Screen 'TriIby,' Is
Sued For Divorce

Los ANGELES, Nov. 3D..
Andree Lafayette, Partisan ac-
tress, who came to the United
States in 1922 to play the lead
in a perturbation Of "Trilby."
is being sued for divorce by
Max Constant, motion-p ict6re
director, who charged desertion.
Mile. Lafayette and Constant
were married April II, 1923,
and separated in October Of the
same year. She has returned to
France.
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SPAIN REWARDS SOLDIER
WHO KILLED so MOoRs

MADRID, Nov. 2S.--General
Primo Rivera. president Of the
directory and commander of the
Moroccan campaign, today decorated
for ya1or Sergeant Of Engineers
Garcia Marcos who drove an
armored car and directed its crew
Of eight in the capture of an enemy
gun and the killing OF fifty
rebellious Moroccans.