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Evening star., 1924-01-22
HOUSEWARMING PLANNED,
American ChiIdren's Aid to Enter.
tain at New Home February Is.

The American Children's Aid will
hold its housewarming party at It's
new home at 315 John Marshall
Place northwest on February Is at
s pm
The organization is a non-sectarian
home and day nursery caring for the
children of poor mothers and faith
err 1t has been in operation for
about two years. formerly having
its headquarters at 329 c. street
northwest. recently moving to its
new home. From twenty-five to
thirty children are cared for every
lay. clothed. fed and sent 70 school
The officials of the home are r
A. Preston. PRESIDENT: Mrs. John
Scrivener. firt vice PRESIDENT: Mrs.
Paul Starkeweather, second vice
president; William johnson, third
vice president; Mrs. Isobel Wright,
secretary and Mrs. John T. Small,
treasurer and matron
Evening star., 1924-01-22
SCHNEIDER WILL FILED.

The will of Louis +. SchneideL. who
died January 18. has been filed for
probate. He leaves $4,000 each to
his children, Louis b., Edwin w.
FIournoy G. and Percy c. Schneider
and Elsie Heitmuller The sons
Flourroy and Percy are directed to
continue the business for two years
for the benefit of their mother and
then to purchase 1t out of their share
of the estate. The remaining estate
is devised to the widow, Emma a.
Schneider
Evening star., 1924-01-22
MRS. C. GABLE DEAD.
Funeral Services Will Be Held In
Allentown, Pa.

Mrs. Christie Gable, seventy eight,
died at the home of her son, oliver
Gable, 40 Tennessee avenue north
east, yesterday from heart disease.
She had been a resident Of Washing
ton for several years.
Mrs, Gable was born in Northamp-
ton county, Pa, and was well known
i'm Allentown and Easton, Pa. The
body was shipped to Allentown to-
day, where funeral services and
burial will take place Thursday. Sur
living her are two sons, Oliver
and Gable of this city and Otto
Cable Of Newport, n j.. and
three daughters, Mrs. Robert Wotring
of Allentown, Mrs. Hattie Gwynn Of
philadelphia and Mrs. Mark knecht
Of Allentown.
Evening star., 1924-01-22
arhs Of Thanks.

COLEBACK. We wish 10 express our sincere
thanks and appreciation to our relatives and
friends for their Kindness and beautiful
foral . butes ct the death of our loved one.
FLORENCE CoLEBACk
HER HUSBAND AND FAMILY.
MONROE. We wish to express sincere
thanks and apprec alton to our rela ives
and friends for ther kindness, sympathy
and beautiful floral offerings AT the death
OF nrr beloved mother and sister. MILDRED
]. MONROE. THE FAMILY.
Evening star., 1924-01-22
ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES,
TONIGHT.

:, georgetown Civic Association will
hold election of officers. o'clock, at
Phillips School.
Mrs. Elizabeth NJ. Phillips will give
an entertainment under auspices of
the Loyal Women's Bible Class. s
o'clock, at the FL Street Christian
Church, southwest.
Rev. r. w Brooks, pastor of Lin
coin Temple Church, will address the
Bethel Literary Society at Metro
polltan A. NJ. E. Church. Subject:
Race consciousness and Its Conse-
quences.
Count Byron khun de Prorok, will
lecture before the Archaeological So
ciety. in auditorium OF New National
Museum. Subject: Excavations at
Carthage, 1929, and Archaeological
Sites in North Africa" Illustrated
with motion pictures.
North Beach Home Club will meet,
s O'Clock, with Mrs. Smelling.
lexington w. c. T. L. will meet,
7:45 O'Clock, at home of Mrs Alvin
Day. 20l4 North Capito! street
North Capitol and lexington Citi-
zens Associations will meet, o'clock,
in Langley Junior High School for
the dedication Of the school. Presi-
dent Selden VI. Ely will preside. Talks
by prominent District and school Of
6cialS.
University Club dinner dance. Dane
! ng begins at $3.50 o'clock
Thomas Circle Citizens Association
VIII meet. s o'clock, at Luther Place
Memorial Church.
Women's City Club; French section
will meet, o'clock.
The two short-story classes of Miss
Mabel Dill will give a dinner at the
White Peacock. Mrs. Marie Manning
Gasch will be honor guest and speak
ser. Subject: The Return of the Re-
Ijected."
Mrs. Alvin Day, 2o14 North Capitol
, street, will entertain the lexington
W. c. T. L., at 7:45 o'clock.
The Catholic Daughters of America
will hold a business session. followed
by social session, o'clock, at the
Raleigh Hotel.
Evening star., 1924-01-22

ton, chairman of the "own your own
home" committee. "It also is a good
tnvertment. 1t gives you a better
creases your interest in your COM
munity and nation. 1t increases
your self-respect, improves your
credit, makes your family happier.
improves your home life. gives you
greater interest in your home and
relieves you from the yoke of the
rent profiteer"
Evening star., 1924-01-22
FIGHTS TAX LEVY.
Joseph Goldenberg Objects to Ad-
ditional Assessment,

Joseph Goldenberg has asked the
District Supreme Court to enjoin
Galen l.. TAFT, collector of internal
revenue, and his deputy, H. Clay
PoWelI. from attempting to enforce
an additional assessment OF $3,S46 on
"is income Tor the year 1917.
Mr.. Goldenberg saws he paid his
TAX In full and that the revenue bu-
reau after the statute of limitations
mad intervened attempted to make
the additional assessment without
sNlnS MIN an opportunity to be
heard. Attorneys Alexander Wolf
and l.: L. Tanner appear for the
Evening star., 1924-01-22
COLLEGE HEADS HEARD.
See President, Urging Bill for
Agricultural Sxperiments.

Arguments in support of the Pur-
nell bill providing additional aid for
state agricultural experiment sta
tions were presented by presidents
and faculty representatives of land
grant colleges today at conference
with President Coolidge and at hear
ings on the measure before the House
agriculture committee.
The college representatives, who
were headed by DIR. r. A. Parson,
president of Iowa State College. also
asked the President TO support the
Norbeck- -Burtness farm diversifica-
tion bill.
Evening star., 1924-01-22
THREE GET COMMISSIONS.

Three more residents Of this city
have been commissioned in the OFF,
GERS Reserve Corps of the Army BY
the War Department. They are CIar-
ence e. Glover, 1921 18th street, as
captain and judge advocate; Angus
tus c. Gray. 1912 Newton street north
east, as major in the Medical Corps;
Peter M. Anderson, 5508 Broad Branch
road, as colonel of engineers.
Evening star., 1924-01-22
COTTON BILLS FAVORABLE.

Favorable reports We're ordered to-
day by the Senate agriculture COM
mittee upon two bills by Senator Har-
ris. democrat, Georgia, designed to
improve cotton crop estimates. One
bill would eliminate "intention to
plant" acreage from official estimates
and the other would require publica-
tion of smei-monthly estimates and
ginning statistics simultaneously.
Evening star., 1924-01-22

Prizes of $50. $50 and SO Will be
given the authors of the three slo-
gans which are considered the hest
ana most appropriate to the thrift
ldea. Names of the winners will be
announced tomorrow, 1t was stated.
Today Is own Your Own Home"
day in the thrift campaign and this
slogan Will be urged by many speak,
ers throughout the city at intervals
throughout the day. "A person
should own his own home because it
helps him to save" said A. C. Hough-
Evening star., 1924-01-22
THRIFT SLOGAN JUDGES.
Three Named by Committee to De-
eide Prize Competition.

Inc slogan of the general Thrift
week organiza ton yesterday seIectad
Howard Moran, secretary of the
District Bankers Association; New
eoi9 -->\o!es and Col. Leroy Herron
10 be Judges for the thrift slogans,"
Evening star., 1924-01-22
Unusual Variety at $45

Nearly every style-drapes, very fiat backs, the
organde collars and vests, the wrapover style-a
the best liked silk crepes-are to be found in this inter-
esting group More frocks-greaer color assortment
wider style variey-than at almost any other price
Why not these smart frocks tomorrow? j..
Evening star., 1924-01-22
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.
The HOunekeeperS, NIIIance

The HOukekeeperp Alliance will
meet tomorrow, 9 p.rn.. at the Willard
Hotel. DIR. ]. c. LIE Clerc of the
Department of Commerce will speak
Of why Graham Bread?" and a V.
Swa1thout will give an Analysis Of
Retail Prices Of Bread in Washing
ton
Evening star., 1924-01-22

The life tree" of Jamaica grows
and thrives for months after being
|uprooted and exposed to the sun.
Evening star., 1924-01-22
ANSWERS PATENT SUIT.

Thomas L. Robertson. commissioner
of patents, in an answer to a suit
brought against him by William S.
'ramer to secure a patent and to be
re .ognized as the original inventor
of armored automobile tires. declares
that such tires date back to the early
of tho automobile. He
defends his refusal to grant a patent
to Cramer for that reason and cites
similar patents as far back as 1898.
Mr.. Robertson asks the court to dis
miso the suit against him.
Woman jurors to the number of
! 500 were summoned in England in
1922
Evening star., 1924-01-22
FOUND.

C0W-Owner can have same by identify
ing and expense Of same. Edward SchIosser
45th and Brooks ST., Bennns. d. c. c4s
TERRIER-Male. wire haired. white with tan
spots. Cat-White, half grown female, amber
, colored eyes. Apply Washington Animal Res
cue League. 349 Nd. ave. s.w.
UMBRELLA. silk, on Randolph st. NV.
Adams I'LL
Evening star., 1924-01-22

The American Association OF Uni
versity Women will give a luncheon
followed by bridge at its clubhouse,
1884 / street tomorrow l pm
Evening star., 1924-01-22

Resolved, That the use of rouge
and cosmetics detracts from girls
beauty" was the subject of a recent
ton
Evening star., 1924-01-22

The Lions Club VIII meet nj
luncheon tomorrow. 2:S0 pm, at vii.
lard Hotel.
Evening star., 1924-01-22

The BenninE, Glendale. Oakland
Citizens Association will meet Thurs
day at Wards Memorial Church.
Evening star., 1924-01-22

BrkghfwoOd Citixena' Association
will meet Friday, 8 PM, in Masonic
Temple, at Brightwood. Telephone
demonstration.
Evening star., 1924-01-22
A Wealth of Color
The NeW Mode---Simplicitv

simplicity of line (Which is almost always sraight)-
simplicity of trmmng-and everywhere drapes or the
suggestion of drape Sleeves temperaenta either
very short very long and tight For evening for
formal afternoon beaded rocks popular.
show the detachable capest others have
scarf throw collar with point in back and another in
front Embroideres are generally vivid
Evening star., 1924-01-22

The Rotary Club will observe
ladies' night with a dinner at pm.
followed by dancing. tomorrow in
the ballroom of Willard Hotel.
Evening star., 1924-01-22

The Wapiya Club will meet at
luncheon tomorrow, 12:45 PM, at
University Club.
Evening star., 1924-01-22

DR.. Albert Durrant Watson, poet, of
Canada will give. recital of his
poems January 80 before the Cana
dian Society of Washington.
Evening star., 1924-01-22

luncheon tomorrow. Dr. G.. w. Hoke
of National Transportation Institute
will discuss the relation of transpor-
tation to industry. and its effect on
Sne individual business.
Evening star., 1924-01-22
American Society of Mechanical

Engineers will meet Thursday, 5
PM, at Cosmos Club. "Field Artil-
lery in Modern Warfare" will be sub
ject of a paper by Maj. J. B. Rose.
and Capt. II. r. wilkins will speak
of Industrial Preparedness" Nov
ing pictures and slides will show
actual uses of artillery in France
and at the proving grounds. Public
invited.
Evening star., 1924-01-22

The Warrington Advertising Club
will meet at luncheon tomorrow, 1890
pm, at City Club. Representative
Edgar Howard will entertain with
IAN Ollopodrida," reminiscent of his
thirty-f1ve years of advertising ex-
periences
Evening star., 1924-01-22

The Kentucky Society will meet
Thursday. $3.50 p.m.. at 2400 10th
street. Musical program, cards and
dancing.
Evening star., 1924-01-22
The Knights of Columbus will hold

It's second debate of the season Thurs
day, 7:10. The subject is, Resolved,
The Soldiers Bonus Bill Be Passed
by the Present Congress" Speakers
for the affirmative will be j. /.
Magnus. James S. Kean, Catherine
Lacey, II. w. Bledsco and o. H Mar
quer The negative will be upheld
by w. /. Tompkins. George Herman,
Thomas NJ. Foley, Harry E. Brunett
and Horace Heffernan. The public is
invited.
Evening star., 1924-01-22

Rev. r. w. Brooks, pastor of Lin
coin Temple Church, will address the
Bethel Literary Society at Metro
politan A. NJ. E. Church. Subject
Race Consciousness and It's Conse-
QuenceS.
Evening star., 1924-01-22
FOREIGN.

IS am. Greenwich time, today.)
Tanparotpro w..
Evening star., 1924-01-22

Women's City Clubs The civic Sec
tion will have dinner tomorrow,
$50 pm, when the speakers will be
f.. j. Henntng, assistant secretary of
labor, and William Phelps Emo. Mrs
Isaac Cans, chairman of the civic
section, will be in charge.
Evening star., 1924-01-22

georgetown Civic Association will
hoid election of officers, s o'clock. at
Phillips School
Evening star., 1924-01-22

The two short-story classes of Miss
Mabel Dill will give a dinner at the
White Peacock. Mrs. Marie Manning
Gasch will be honor guest and speak
er. Subject: The Return of the Re-
jected."
Evening star., 1924-01-22

Mrs. Elizabeth NJ. Phillips will give
an entertainment under auspices of
the Loyal Women's Bible Class, s
O'Clock, at the I'll Street Christian
Church, southwest
Putnam patriot., 1924-02-22
s, Philip. Church Note.

Sunday next, February 2f, morning service at f0A5. The service will Dc conducted by Mir Bard of Brooklyn Conn, Sunday school al z o'clock noon.
 Friday. Feb. z2. choir rehearsal at Mra. Pierre Myers. Grove street at 7.85 sharp.
 Ii has been decided to organize a bovss choir. to make this a success. all members Of the congregation are re- quested to send their boys to the church on Saturday next, Feb z5, at 2 D. m. prompt Arthur E. Chadwick choir director gill be in attendance assisted bv Mrs. Andrew V. Frost.
 Food Sale. The ladies are asked to hear in mind the Food Sale to be held au Friday. Feb. 29 at the People g Store. Donations to same wiil De Thankfully received by Miss Emma Merriam. South Main street, Mrs. Pierre Myers. Grove street
 On Thursday afternoon, Feb. Ii. at , 90 the Wamnns Auxiliary will meet with Mrs. Andrew Frost. Sunny avenue. for sewing ,,
 4 meeting of the Ladies Guild val be held on March i at the home oi Mrs. Rampscott. Gr0veiand avenue
Putnam patriot., 1924-02-22

Arthur Lueier. School St, spent "Wednesday in Newport. R. l.
 Armand 6agne, Woodstoek Ave, will spend tomorrow in Dauiels0n.
 James Mccullough, George St, spent Monday in Providence with friends.
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles Richard. Main St, entertained Providence relatives en Tuesday.
 Mir and Mrs Henry Tetreault. Lee St, entertained Mrs. Tetreault's mother Mrs. Joseph Badbois, Nor Kich. over the weekend
 j. J Whitehead, Jr., who is occupy ing the residence of Mrs. c. Russell Bowen at fS2 Grove street during the winter months entertained on Sunday afternoon for his mother, Mrs. John J. Whitehead of Brooklyn, N. r.. Mrs Silas Nj. Wheelock and Mrs. Willem (. van der Laan were at the tea table assisted by Mrs. Guy L. Baker, Miss Elizabeth Rafferty and Miss Geraldine Frost. Mrs White head will return to her home to- morrow.
Putnam patriot., 1924-02-22

A. Newton Vaughn made a business trip to Boston Tuesday.
 Alderman Leo Delisle attended the Hartford auto show on Saturday
 Mrs. Alfred Bonneville and daugh- ter, Miss Claire, were in Worcester Saturday
 Mir. and Mrs. David Beausoleil st- tended the automobile show in Hart ford. Monday.
 MT and Mrs O. E. Barrett and son. of Providence spent Sunday m Put nam with relatives.
 Mrs. Arthur J. Brodeur and son, Roger, spent few days in Danielson with her parents last week.
 Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Leon and Mir. and Mrs Ovide St. 0nge motored to Providence and Manville Sunday.
 Thomas Rawley returned Saturday from weeks business trip to Boston in the interests of the New Haven" road.
 Mrs. William Holmes of Noun, Vernon. N Y, is spending a week with her mother, Mrs A. w Mac donald
 Robert Rswley of Boston Univer. sity spent the weekend with his parents. Mir and Mrs Thomas Rawley. School street.
 Mrs. Eugene Gaueher of Providence is spending a week with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Maynard, Bull lock street.
 State Bank Commissioner John B. Byrne and James B. Tatem are en- loving two weeks visit in New Orleans. Ala
 Miss Diana Breault of Springfield. formerly of Montreal. was the guest of her cousin Miss Blanche La Grandeur the past week
 C. Lawrence Perkins who wen, abroad early in January is passen- ger on the Olympic" incoming to New York next Wednesday.
 Mrs. Helen Nj. Wiley of the House in the Pines. Norton. Mass, was the guest of her mother. Mrs. A. W. Mac. donald, few days this week.
 Antonio Bonneville of Green stree, IS spending a week in Worcester. the guest of his daughters. Mrs. Paul Archambeault and Mrs. A. Basinet.
 Jacob Albert and Joseph A. P. 1aEne were among those who at. tended the performance of Polly Preferred" in Providence Monday evening.
 Leon Provost left Monday for Florida where he has been called bv the sickness of his mother. Air and Mrs Frank Provost and son Wlfred have been spending the winter in Florida because of Mrs Provost 's health There is another son in Put. nam. Frank, Jr.
Putnam patriot., 1924-02-22
msshodist cboreh Note.
Rev. N. B Burton. Pastor

The Epwortb League service Sun dav evening was led by the president Thomas Bell The subject being the iest of the series Of six, The Youth and Religion.
 Monday evening Mrs Burton's class hold its monthly business meeting md social at the home Of Mrs. stanley Shaw School street.
 Tuesday evening the first meeting oi The Teacher Training class was held At the parsonage. NIT. Burton was tho leader. All but two of the teach, CTS were present as well as several atherg who are interested iu this im- nortant work. The work was taken 1p with great interest and it is expect ed that there Will be q marked imi- prgyment in our Sunday school work
 There will be no Thursday prayer sergiees while the training class fs being held. o.-
 Friday evening the Quinebaug Cir euit League meets at Danlelson ms is the annual banquet and will Dc held at the Methodist church A delega- tion will 70 from Putnam and North Grosvenordale
 Nevt Thursday the 2sth will be our annual church home night. A supper vill be served by the Ladies Aid at 30 and thia will be followed by a program tine principle features oi which Will De an address by the Rev James M Gage of Boston. superlnten- dent of the Boston area of World Ser vice work. Programs will be mall ed out this week.
Putnam patriot., 1924-02-22
In the Churches
Bspli.t Church Notes
Rev. John C. stoddard. Pastor

keN. J0nu ks aAnAAafA As a@s't
 Thursday at 73OP. M. tn the chap ell the subject will be More about Jesus
 Sunday at l0.80 A. M The regu- lar ffzt daY morning service. Mrs. Albfu Johnson and Miss Mildred Bard will sing Forever with the Lord" !" The subject of the pastor will be "GiY- en-The World. Judge Geissler has returned from hs visit with his people in Florida and is again lending the Senior Mems Class in discussion Of the City Charter
 The 600 p. n meetiuga have been largely attended.
 One dollar social % be put on soon by C. E. , uneharted Seas" The male quartet will sing The "0n Trial" pageant was a very great success due to all concerned and otherwise.
 The Monday evening musical man. aged by Charles Smith and furnished by Miss Ross and pupils was very highly commended by those whe were fortunate enough 10 be present
 March 8, afternoon and evening in atitute nt the Congregational church. At the evening session Hon. sam Small, national lecturer. will speak.
 Dr. Witter D.D., d.De of Assam will be with us next Sunday the vtn ht 10.39 q. m. The following Monday. tEe tenth the association missionary annual to take place with us.
 Next pageant, Bible Story
Putnam patriot., 1924-02-22
Congregational Church Note.

Rev. Simeon E. Cozad. Pastor.
 Next Sunday mornings sermon will be Christian Overflow.
 Church school at l2 o'clock.
 The Men's Forum at the usual hour Subject for discussion. "The Influence of the Social Movement of Religion. D Rev. $. r.. Cozad. leader
 Sunday evening motion picture "i.est We Forget IL was written and produced by the author of "fhe Stream of Life" the first picture used last fall
 Monday. Feb. a5. the regular meet inR of the Alpha Delta class at the home of Mrs Raymond Wheaton. This Is a birthday social and all the ladies arc requested to bring their birthday money for the year.
 Tuesday. Feb 2d at the regular meeting af thn iadIcs Snciul Circle at the chapel F. H Johnson will give the first of scties q three on Cur rent events. Tea witi be served after the speaking. Mrs Mary Bishop is chairman of the hosteases All the ladies of the parish are cordially iu. vited and their friends The program book of the Woman Association will ho distributed
 The Rummnge Sale will be very soon, probably the last week of the month. Please have your donations ready.
 Miss Stella GordaH al the Congrega- tinnal Educational Society. who is speaking in Connecticut during Feh. ruary Is expected lo give a short talk at the opening of Sunday school next Sunday morning.
Putnam patriot., 1924-02-22
Ali the Theatres
Victor

Victory Tonigh6 and $ arday. Wesley Barry in aThe C8ua Kid" Sunday night. Chr le Blackwell in Bulldog Drummuud
 Monday and Tu lay. Reginald Denny in Sporting auth." Wednesday and Thursday, Percy Marmont and Jaeor# me Logan in "The Light That Fa.al
 Bradley
 Tonight and Satur V William S. Hart m Wild Bill 2 ,ok Sunday night. ATuez Ayers in "Rae- ing Hearts"
 Monday, IuTsduN. Wednesday, Johhy Walker and Ralph Lewis in "Tho Mailman"
 Thursday, Vaudeville. and Glenn Hunter in ssrhe Second Fiddle"