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New Britain herald., 1924-07-07
THE WEATHER

Hartford, July 7.-Forecast for New Britain and vicinity: Unsettled. Probable local show CTS tonight and Tuesday; little change in temperature.
New Britain herald., 1924-07-07

' ''''.'''.'' '.''',..,... S3,S9S.41 ne total sum needed is s5,5oO. Let's hear from others.
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Evening star., 1924-09-24
Rialto-" Yolanda.

What is said to be Marion Davies
browning achievement in motion pie
lures, A production that rivals when
knighthood Was in Flower. from
the spectacular viewpoint. Will be
presented at the Rialto Theater next
week. beginning Sunday. 1t is ''Yo-
landa." her latest Cosmopolitan offer
ing. adapted from Charles Majors
novel of old France.
The cast includes Lyn Harding a.
Charles the Bold, Holbrook Blnn a
King Louis Nj. Ralph Graves as
Prince Maximiian. Macklyn Arhuclil,
as Bishop La Balue. Johnny DoolcN a.
the Dauphin Leon Enrol as the inn
keeper. Theresa ConoNer as queen
Margaret, Ian Maclaren. Narv Ken
nedy, Gustav Won Selffcrtitz. Thomas
Findlay. Roy Applegate and Arthur
Donaldson.
In maEnificence. romance Of story,
swift dramatic action and historical
accuracy "Yolanda." il is claimed
has never been excelled. Robert q.
Nignola directed it and Joseph Urban
designed the settings.
Evening star., 1924-09-24
Palace-'Sinners IN Heaven

The romance of man and = Won-
an. cast ashore on desert 'iSlard in
the Tropics, without hope of rescue.
is pictured by Bcbe Daniels and
Richard Dix in sinners in Heaven,
an Alan Grassland production for
Paramount. which begins weeks
engagement at Loew's Palace sunday
afternoon The story is a picturiza :
tion of a prize English novel by Give
Arden and the production WAS made
in the Tropics amid outdoor scenes of
beauty and charm.
The story concerns Barbara Stock
ley, daughter Of a conventional Eng
liSh family. who. engaged to one man.
becomes one of Il party of flyers in
hydroplane which is wrecked in the
Tropics and all lost except the girl
and one man. With the aid Of radio
tho man convinceS the natives he is
a god and little by little the force of
circumstances and propinquity brings
a bout a love affair between the man
and girl.
Pathe news pictures and Topics of
the Day, with orchestral music, will
complete the bill.
Evening star., 1924-09-24
Central Women Men
Marry.

A double feature bill will be offered
at Crandall's Central Theater for two
days of next week, beginning sun
day afternoon, in Women Men
Marry" modern drama of suspense,
featuring l.. X. Lincoln, Hedda HOP
per and others. and the second two
reel comedy drama in the Fright ana
Win" series. "A Society Knockout,
featuring Jack Dempsey, heavy
weight boxing champion. together
with an Aesop Fable and other short
reels, and pipe organ music. Tuesday
and Wednesday Eleanor Boa ardman
and Creighton Hale, in the Metro
fIoldwyn production Wine of
Youth" and Jimmie Adams, in
Nerve Tonic: Thursday and Fri
day. Jackie CooGan. in little Robin
son CruSoe," and The Spat Family
Hits the High spots; saturday, Tn
tanned YOUTH" starring Ralph Lewis
and others. together with Killing
Time" featuring Lloyd Hamilton.
Evening star., 1924-09-24
Columbia-"The Covered
Waoon.

No announcement has been made
by the management of LoeW's Column
bia T,heater of another photoplay at
traction to be presented for the week
beginning Sunday afte5noon. In the
meantime, The Covered Wagon"
James Cruces memorable picturiza-
tion of Emerson Hough's epic of the
overland trail in the adventourous
days of the '40S, continues it's return
engagement at popular prices.
ThiS is the production which played
four consecutive weeks in Washing
ton several months ago at 81 prices
and which has also achieved long
run records in other parts of the
country and abroad James Cruze.
who directed the picture. rode to
lame on its success along with such
players as Lois Wilson, J. Warren
kerrigan, Tully Marshall and Ernest
Terrence.
4 special musical score is provided
for the picture. which is so long that
program features are omitted for this
engagement.
Evening star., 1924-09-24
SAVOY.

Sunday and Monday. Jackie Coogan
in Little Robinson Crusoe" and CliA
Bowes in "Drenched": Tuesday and
Wednesday, Mae Busch and Adoiphe
Menjou in Broken Barriers and
Mack Sennett's THE Lion and The
Souse"; Thursday. Viola Dana and
Adolphe Menjou in "Open All Night"
and Louise Fazenda in "DizZy Daisy;
Friday, Johnnie walker and Mary
Carr in THE Spirit of the u. S. A."
and Jack Dempsey in "A Society
Knockout; Saturday, Fred Thomp-
son in THE Dangerous Coward"
juvenile comery. THE Junior Part
ner" and installment No. 3. Into the
Net"
Evening star., 1924-09-24
Park.

Sunday and Monday. Betty Compson.
in THE Enemy Sex; Cliff Bowes, in
Pardon U.s." and Pathe News: Tues
day, William Farnum, in THE Man
Who Fights Alone" Mermaid comedy.
Family Life" and Grantland Rice's
Sportlight. Building Winners: We'd
nesday. Viola Dana and Lew Cody, in
Revelation: Charley Chase, in Out
doc Pajamas." and Bruce scenic. Ozark
Timber: Thursday. Gloria Swanson. in
THE Humming Bird Aesop fable,
"Housecleaning. and Pathe News Friday,
Tom Mix. in The Trouble Shooter;
Our Gang comedy. Tire Trouble:
Jack Dempsey. in The Fight and Win
Stories No. |; Saturday. Bebe Dan
iels and Richard Dix, in "Unguarded
Women: Mack Sennett's comedy,
BLACK Oxfords": Lyman II. Howe's
''Speedville," and Pathe Review. Matt
nee only, twelfth episode of THE Fast
Express" starring William Duncan.
Doors open daily at $50 pm: Sat
urdays. pm. and Sundays, 3:45 pm,
with continuous performances both
days.
Evening star., 1924-09-24
ADJUSTMENTS
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a successful play, Business betore
Pleasure" by Montague GLASS ana
Jules Eckcrt Goodman, Will be the
attraction at Crandall's Metropolitan
Theater next week beginning sun
day afternoon. The role of MaWrusS
Perlmutter, Junior member vt the
firm of suit and cloak builders VINO
become movie makers in hollywood
is played by Alexander Carr, its ere
ator. The late Barney BERNARD IS
succeeded in the role of Abe PotaSh
by George Sidney, veteran come
dian. Other important members OF
the cast are Vera Gordon. bettS
Blythe Belle Bennett. AnderS KAN
doIf Peggy Shaw and David Butler.
Next weeks bill will also embrace
the Metropolitan World Survey and
music by the Metropolitan orchestra,
under Daniel BreeSkin.
Evening star., 1924-09-24
Avenue Grand.

Sunday and Monday, Jackie Coogan
in Little Robinson Crusoe" and Cliff
Bowes In Don't Fail; Tuesday and
Wednesday, Mae Busch and Adolphe
Menjou in Broken Barriers" and
Lloyd Hamilton in killing Time:
Thursday, Viola Dana and Adolphe
Menjou in open All Night" and Har-
ry Iangdon in Mack Sennetts THE
SIrst 100 Years; Friday, Estelle
Taylor and Pauline Garon in For
give and Forget" and Jack Dempsey
in "A Society Knockout: Saturday,
Wanda Hawley in THE Desert
Shiek," Our Gang in Seeing Things"
and installment No. 3, Into the Net"
Evening star., 1924-09-24
Takorna.

Sunday and Monday, The Silent
Command" Pathe News and Topics;
Tuesday and Wednesday, Jean Toll
ley and Mary MacLaren in "The I'm
invited Guest" comedy, Flying
Finance; Thursday. Priscilla Dean
in THE Storm Daughter" comedy.
Here and There; Friday, Leatrice
Joy in Changing Husbands" Aesop's
Fables Fighting Blood" No. 10. COM
edy, Jumping Jacks; Saturday, mat
inee and evening. William Farnum in
THE Man Who Fights Alone" Aesop's
Fables, comedy, "Oh, Girls"
Evening star., 1924-09-24
TROTSKY EXPORTS CHINA.
Pleads With Reds to Join World
Prolesariat

MOSCOW, September 24.-Replying
to an address sent by the Chinese So
ciety to combat imperialism, Leon
Trotsky, the war commissar, urges
the Chinese revolutfonaries to join
the world proletariat lin order to re-
pulse the new attack of the bour-
geoiste on the remnant of the indie
pendence of China. which was or
ganiZed by Secretary Hughes"
The Soviet federation, he adds. true
to the covenants of Lenin, remains
firmly on the side of the oppressed
Chinese people. He urges all revoIu-
tionaries and communists throughout
the world to support and encourage
the Chinese people in their struggle
for independence and liberation from
foreign, domination.
Evening star., 1924-09-24
Elite.

Sunday. Lenore Uric, in Tiger
Rose; Monday, Johnnie Hines, in
Conductor 1892: Tuesday, Anna @.
Nilsson. in "Broadway After Dark; !;
Wednesday, Jack Holt, in "Wanderer
of the Wasteland"; Thursday, Sylvia
Dreamer, in woman on the Jury;
Friday, Mary Thurman. in wife in
Name Only; Saturday, Wesley Barry,
in George Washington, Jr'
Evening star., 1924-09-24
CHEVY Chase.

Sunday and Monday doors open 2:30
p.mD. Douglas Mclean. in Yankee
Consul; chronicles of America.
Gateway , the West: fables and
news events: Tuesday. Viola Dana, in
THE Heart Bandit; VIII Rogers. in
''Thc Cake Eater: Sportlight; Wed
nesday and Thursday, Pola Negri. in
"Montmartre" Fun from the Press
and news events; Friday. Harry Ca
rey, in Tiger Thompson; Stan Lau-
rel. in Postage Due: fourth episode
The 10th Door; Saturday doors
open 2:30l, Anna Q. Nilsson. in Half
Dollar Bill; Bert Roach, in 'sWhy BE
Evening star., 1924-09-24
Apollo.

Sunday and Monday. Mae Busch
and Adolphe Menjou in Broken Bar
rers'' and Lloyd Hamilton in Going
East: Tuesday and Wednesday,
Jackie Coogan in Little Robinson
Crusoe" and Lyman II. Howe's
Hodge Podge"; Thursday and Fri
day Betty Compson and Wallace
Beery in THE Female" and Mack
Sennett's Wall Street Blues: Sat
urday. Estelle Taylor and Pauline
Garon in "Forgivc and Forget" Ear
Hurd's "Boneyard Blues and install
meut No -. "Into the Net"
Evening star., 1924-09-24

and Ben Turpin in Romeo and
Juliet; Thursday. Viola Dana in
Don't Change Your Husband" and
the Spat Family as Hunters Bold;
Friday. Pat O'Malley and Mary Astor
in ''The Fighting American" and Lige
Conley in Air Pockets; Saturday,
Charles ("Buck'D Jones in Against
All Odds" Harry Langdon in Mack
Sennett's His New Mama" and in
stallment No. 2, Into the Net
Evening star., 1924-09-24
lias Breeskin, famous violinist.

Elias Breeskin, famous violinist.
Fools in the Dark" is sa i1rto be in
many respects a most unusual pic
being baff1ing. but II soon becomes
apparent to what severe test the
courage OF beautiful young girls
suitor is being put by her guardian
a noted physician and scientist. The
final climax is unusual for the turbu-
lence of its action.
The cast includes Bert Grassby as
a pertidious oriental and Charles
Belcher as DR.. Rand, the scientist.
Evening star., 1924-09-24

music by Otto F. Beck. Wednesday
and Thursday. Rex Ingram's pro-
duction of "The Arab" featuring
Ramon Novarro and Alice Terry, and
The Spat Family, in suffering
Shakespeare; Friday. Jack Holt and
Norma Shearer. in Empty Hands" a
romance set in the open and New
York's gayest environs, and Walter
HERS, in short Change, an un-
usual comedy; Saturday. George Ar
liss and Taylor Holmes. in Twenty
Dollars Week." and the comedy,
"Arabia'S Last Alarm"
Evening star., 1924-09-24
Ambassador-In Hollywood
With Potash and Perlmutter'

crandallS Ambassa Theater
also, the first three days OF next week,
re::inninH Sunday afternoon, will
present First Nationals release of
Samuel Goldwyn's film version of
"EuSineSS Before Pleasure" the play
by Montagu Glass and Jules Eckert
Goodman. to be shown on the screen
as I'm Hollywood with Potash and
Perlmutter," together with short
camera subjects. and pipe organ
Evening star., 1924-09-24
York.

Sunday and Monday, Gloria Swan
son in "Manhandled" and Cliff Bowes
in Good News: Tuesday. Pola
Negri in Lily of the Dust and
Lloyd Hamilton in killing Time;
Wednesday, Estellc Taylor and Pau
line Garon in "F'orgive and Forget"
Evening star., 1924-09-24
Carolina.

Sunday and Monday, Corinne Grif-
fifth and Milton Sills, in Single
Wives; Tuesday, Priscilla Dean, in
THE Storm Daughter; Wednesday.
Broadway After Dark; Thursday and
Friday, Claire Windsor, in For Sale:
Saturday. Mary Pickford. in "Rosita."
Evening star., 1924-09-24
Tiivoli-"Fools In the Dark

r. IS. O.'s production of Fools in
the Dark will be the screen feature
at Crandalrs Tivoli Theater next
week. beginning Sunday afternoon.
with Patsy Ruth Miller. Matt Moore
and Tom Wilson in the leading roles.
The added attraction viii he the
Abbey trio, charming feminine vocal
lists. in AN interval of meiodiouS ar
tiStry The bill also will include
Tivoli'S Mirror of the Living World,
"Tivoli Wanderings' and contribu
tions by the Tivoli Orchestra. under
Evening star., 1924-09-24
Renewed Quakes Reported.

CONSTANTINOPLE, September -
earthquakes are reported
in the Sivas region. Much damage
has been caused and several persons
are believed to have been killed
Evening star., 1924-09-24
Announcing Complete Fall Showing
Two 7 rousers Suits
$40 and $50

SO the hundreds of office men who are our
patrons will welcome this announcement that
we are now showing the largest and most
complete stock of two-trousers suits in Our
history.
All the latest models for men and young men
are here. The two-button sack English style
which is the younger mans favorte, i'll a
number of colors and fabrics. The three
button sack favored by older men. And the
double breasted suit that is becoming very
fashionable again.
Tailored in both domestic and foreign fabrics
that are notable for firm, even, long g-wearing
texture Cassmeres, cheviots, worsteds and
unfinished worsted in regular, long, short and
stout sizes.
Evening star., 1924-09-24

Office men, particularly, have found two
trousers suits so convenient and satisfactory
that the majority are wearing such suits.
They know that the trousers get twice as
much wear and hard usage and so wear only
half as long as coat and vest; that one pair of
trousers will become glossy from rubbing
against desk or furniture, particularly wor-
sted or "hard'' fabric, and that they become
"baggy'' from constant wearing; and frayed
where the nap is beginning to wear off,
On the other hand, with two-trousers suit.
the trousers may be worn alternately day in
and day out, so they do not become baggy,
frayed or worn, while the coat and vest still
look we'll. The whole suit is spruce looking
during it's life.
Evening star., 1924-09-24

Jealous?"; fourth episode. Haunted
Valley"
Evening star., 1924-09-24

The 3-button sack suit is
favored by conservative
men.
The young man prefers
the 2-button E n G Ii S h
style, with wider trousers.
The double-breasted suit
is very fashionable this
Fall.
Evening star., 1924-01-07

democratic substitute for the
Mellon tax-revision program Is before
Congress and" the country. 1t pre-
sents sharp departure from the
Mellon plan IN favor Of the small tax
payer and to the disadvantage OF the
large taxpayer.
Sponsored by democrats Of the
House ways and means committee.
who made it public last night through
Representative Garner of Texas, the
ranking minority member, the sub
Stitute proposes:
An increase in the exemption of
heads Of families from $1,000 to $4,000.
and single men from $1,000 to $4,000
A reduction of the normal tax rate
to : per cent on incomes OF $4,000
$4,000 to $4,000. and to per cent
on incomes in excess OF $4,000.
a maximum surtaE rate or IL per
cent on net Incomes in excess OF s9o,-
600. but with the surtaz rate to start
at $4,000 Instead OF $4,000, as pro-
posed by Secretary Mellon.
Earned Income Allowance.
An allowance OF 33,a per cent on
earned incomes. with this provision
extended to include farmers and small
merchants who combine capital with
personal services
"a ICpSsLl VI Tie bO-
called nuisance kaAes than Is proposed
in the Mellon btlI.
The Treasury draft tax proposes no
change in the existing exemptions al
lowed heads Of families and. unmarried
persons. while the reductions in normal
tax rates are smaller than proposed by
the democrats. 1t would reduce the
present 4 per cent on incomes Of $4,000
or less to per cent and the present
8 per cent rate on incomes In excess OF
$4,000 to per cent. The earned In
come allowance proposed in the Treas
would not apply to farmers and trades
nleE.
Reduction OF Tariff.
The democrats also urged that con-
sideration be given during the present
session OF Congress to proposals FOR
reduction Of . number OF tariff duties
which they declared were the outstand
ing factor in the existing high cost OF
living" These monstrous high rates"
the statement said, constitute sur
tax upon the masses even higher than
the income surtaxes ON individuals.
The democrats, in outlining their
hearted support" to many Of the recon-
mendations OF Mr. Mellon particularly
with reference to tightening up admin
istratiye features Of existing law, to
prevent tax evasion. These provisions
are now under consideration by the
ways and means committee, and Mr..
Gamers statement said they were be-
ing taken up in the most mon partisan
spirit"
Pointing out that no democrat had
been consulted In the preparation OF
the Mellon plan, Mr.. Garner said the
minority members OF the ways and
means committee had only just now
been able to reach preliminary con-
illusions relative to sorae phasesc Of
tho Mellon proosal. 1853
Schedule OF Snrtax Rates.
The democratic surtax rates are as
follows:
Ono per cent Of net incomes be-
tween $4,000 and $4,000.
Evening star., 1924-01-07
NOTICE TO sTOCKHOLDERS.

rntll j. o CLOCK 1ooI Il. V. FLEMlNG,
NOTICE TO sToCKHOLDERs.
The annual meeting OF the stockholders of
Tae Washington Loan and Trust COMPANY. eo-
or trapssctins such other business as may
lawfully come before the stockholders IN gen
oral meeting, VIII be held at the main office
Tanuary 5. 1924. The polls viii remain open
hours Of Il O'clock moo noon and : O'clock pm.
on that. date. HARRY G. Id. IAEEM; sl,r.r
ranusl meetias, OF the shareholders OF the
CONTINENTAL TRUST COMPANY will BE-
seid at the ofhSas q the company. i4th am and i X
nAY. JANUARY 5. fss4, at IT. p. p.mo. on for the the
Lrausaction Of such business as may come be
N. j. w1NFREE. secretaJ.
TIE GENERAL NOTWITHSTANDING AND Up
nolstering business conducted at 4S7 C 81, NV.
'nder the name OF J.: C.'Nuzanski g. Co. is
about to be sold. All persons having claims
sz.nss s.iS ns saSinsss s59st gfesea the at
t56 Louisiana ave. NV 5s
Wy .Sor MAKE YoUn PRESENT GAS
refer heater aaton.sasi Easy terms If de-
.FNW ANNUAL MEETING OF I'Hy sTOCK-
holders Of the Lincolp National Bank for tho
,>lection OF directors and sich other busresa
io held at the banking house Tuesday. January
+, 1924, between u N. and pm. Books FOR
.oe transfer OF stock will be closed from De
cenber co. 1923. TO January 10, 1924.
ALBERT 9. GATLEY. Cashier.
NoTICE--rHE ANNUAL, MEETING OF THE
Rhareholders Of the Second National Bank,
Warrington, D. c., for the election OF direc.
Soss for the. ensuing year and for the trans
action OF such other business as may be
properly brought before the meeting. will be
held at the bank at T. o'clock noon on Tues.
day, January s. 1924. Polls WILL. be open be-
tween the hours Of IL noou aud O'Clock p N.
VICTOR B. DEYBER, President.
.tRCHTIFCT PLANS AND sPECIF1cATIoNs
FOR apsrtmsnts rssdsnsss gar.res stsnf sna .ns no
supt.. 1863 U st. NV. Potomac 1882 -"
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT The
annual meeting Of the stockholders Of the
Capital Traction COMPANY. for the. election OF
= board OF directors for, the ensuing year
and the transaction Of such other bnsines.
as msy be brought before the meeting, will
ss held at the ONCE OF the company. seth
and u SITS. NV, Wsshingtop, 2; G., on Thurs
Tbe polls VIII be open from IL o'clock z. q.
until L. o'clock noon. a.. y. CHAMPION.
TRUIT TREES, grape vines. rose bushes.
Evening star., 1924-01-07

Is enough waste In the Veterans Bu-
reau alone, waste that Is wholly in
excusab BILE, that would more than take
care Of the annual cost OF the soldiers
bonus. I shall have more to say on
this subject later.
"One thing more. The opponents of
the bonus are trying to make 1t appear
that the soldiers themselves would be
obliged to pay IN future taxes large
part OF the money which they would
receive as a bonus. Have you stopped
TO think that these same soldiers are
right now paying their portion of the
present taxes, made necessary by the
war program, that made tens Of thou
sands Of people wealthy and provided
largely increased incomes to most OF
the folks who remained at homo during
the WARP"
Evening star., 1924-01-07
RITES FOR MRS. ELLIOTT.

Funeral services for Mrs. Lily Ty-
son Elliott, prominent resident for
many rears OF Howard county, Md,
who died Saturday at the Powhatan
residence Of her daughter, Mrs. My
ron Parker, jr., 1881 18th street. Rev.
DIR. Walter Dye, rector of ST. John s
Protestant Episcopal Church Of ELL
colt City, of7icfated.
accompanied by DIR. Dye and Mrs.
Parker, was taken to Baltimore,
where services were held at 2:30
o'clock at Grace and ST. Peters Prot
estant Episcopal Church. Rev. DR.
II. T.. Almon Abett. rector, assisted
by DR.. Dye. ofir'" 'errnent
in Greenmount cemetery.
Evening star., 1924-01-07

made up by revising the tax laws
again next year SO as to make the
persons with smaller incomes make
up the deficit. -. .-..-...-
The test of every plan is whether 1t
will get the needed reVer" md
a whole. The Ga,ncr plan "... 40.
get any more revenue out of the
wealthy people-the government
might even get less. 1t will not
stimulate business, because 1t doesn't I
affect the higher surtax rates. This
lis the Treasury view, and the next
few days will see an official state
ment from the Treasury bearing out
these contentious with additional
facts and figures.
Evening star., 1924-01-07

Accountant and Auditor
The services OF competent e1per,encsd
accountants may be obtained for booE
BY calling Naia 4ffi. A sigh-grsde mr..
fessional service at very reasonable rStc
G. G. VAN .EMoN.- s21 18th St. y "
Evening star., 1924-01-07

The whole fight, therefore, centers
on the surtax rates. If they are not
changed, and the present law is main
tanned, they will continue to be un-
productive, and the losses that are
anticipated as a consequence Of the
prohibitive rates will have to be
Evening star., 1924-01-07

Because he stopped his cab on Lon
don bridge to pick up sixpence, and
so dislocated the traffic, a taxi driver
was fined So
Evening star., 1924-01-07
DEMOCRATIC TAX PLAN CUTS
RATE ON SMALLER INCOMES
Provides s2.0Q and S., 600 Exemptions and Pro.
. Uides Maximum, Surtas of a. Per Gent
On $92, 900. and Over.

This comparison of the persons without
pendens under the Mellon plan and the democratic plan made
by i've earn - ~.
Evening star., 1924-01-07
SPECIAL NOTICES.

I'll OF its branches. Adams S1i3 Office, 1924
Ingram st. NV.
CHAs. T. HERMANN. 33fANUFACTURING
ssweler and diamond setter; established q
Years; 9th and Pa ave., now at 811 Z
ST. NV. NARROW Building. Ind floor. We
tuodernire old teSelry and wedding rings. 2G~
THE REGULAR ELECTION OF OFFICERS
and directors for the Eastern building and
Loan Association will be held on Wednesday.
February @, 1924. from TO O'Clock pm,
a. the once OF the association, S36 Pa. ave.
se.. Washington. D. c.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
annual meeting OF the shareholders Of the
Riggs Natiopal Bank Of Washington, d. c..
3or the election of directors and the transac-
ion OF such other business as may come be-
:ore the meeting will be held at the banking
house cu Tuesday, January S. 1924. The
polls will remain open from II o'clock am.
'fntii !: O'Clock noon. i. V. FLEMING,
Evening star., 1924-01-07

TRUIr TREES, grape vines. rose bushes.
All kinds shrubbery trimmed. Lawns cover
,d yfth real msnure.s yarfesated cvergreene-
y. 4. Herreil a. Son. Gardeners. 728 10th Sc
H.e, arG. 263os"..- =. - .
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-08-15

Gunnison friends were agreeably
surprised last Thursday when Mr..
Hugh Stout, registrar at the college,
boarded the evening train and an
nounced that he was going to Denver
to get married. He met his fiancee.
Miss Ivah Foster, in that city and they
were married Friday afternoon. Mr..
Stout's father was 8 present. The
brides family are at present in Ore
gon and she just arrived.
Few particulars about the wedding
can be learned, but both the young
people are well known here, having
attended Western. Miss Foster has
been here three years and has made
many close friends. Her parents and
sister lived here last year.
The groom is Paonia boy, who
came here last year from Drake Col
lege. He has been q popular MEM
ber Of the student body and is general
ly liked. Much happiness is wished
for the young couple.