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tar como medic de limpieza ell aceite
de coco Mulsifed que es puro Y alb
solutamente inofensivo, que supera
en- efcacia a cualquier otra cosa que
usted pueda usar.
Dos 8 tres 1ucharaditas limpian
perfectamente el cabe!lo Y el cuero
cabelludo
Simplemente m6jese el cabello con
aqua clara Y frote!o con este. Pro-
duce una espuma riea Y abundante,
la cual Sc enjuaga facilmente quitan-
do hasta Ia Ultima particula de polvo
v caspa. FL cabello Sc SEGA rapida Y
uniformemente hacienda flexible el
cuero cabelludo y el pelo suave, Sc
doso Y lustroso Y ondulado.
FL aceite de coco Mulsifed puede
obtencrse facilmente en- cualquier bo-
tica. drogueria, perfumeria pelu-
guerra, Is muy econ6mico pues bas-
tan unas cuantas onzas para toia la
familia durante meses. Cuidese de
las imitaciones. Exfiase que sea Null
sfed fabricado por Watkins.
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REGIA FUNCTION EN- Ell TEATRo
OLIMPo

A beaehcio del Colegio de San Agus-
tin Sc celebrar& una regia function el
eia 9 de enero de 1924 en- el Teatro
oImpo.
Las alumnas del colegio presenta-
ran el celebre drama: LAS DOS HUER
FANAs (THE TWO oEPHANs) ira
duccion del popular y famoso drama
ingles. lujoso vestdario, belhsima pre-
sentacion
La misma vela1a sc repetira on Ell
Teasro del Colegio de San Agustin Ell
dia II de enero de 1924.
Las entradas Palcos v Lunetas Sc
puedel obtcnsr en- el Colegio San
Agustin. Carbia Brothers, San Juan.
v en- la Academia del Perpetuo soco-
rro, Miramar.
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L4e an los Enfermos
del Estomae go

Son innumerabies las preparedness
que Sc recomierdan para los trastornos
intestinales. La PEPsINA RUIBAR-
30 DEL DR.. BosoUE, es formula, tan
logica que Sc zecomienda poT 81 sola y
Sc abre paso por sus propios :neritos,
"a Pepsina estimula el iugo gastrico, y
Ell RUibarbo aetna sobrs ell higado. Pa
ra los casos lie dyspepsia, acidez. desor'
denes intestinales. mslas digestiones, Ia
Pepsina Y Ruibarbo del DIR Boslue
dara I'm rasultado siempre satisfs cto-
rio. Una cucharits un cusrto de hoIa
anses de las comidas, disueita eE medic
vase de aqua dara, el resuis'do apste-
cido Prers'nteIs su medico. La pep
sina Y Euibarbo Bosque, ess& Ia
venta en- todas las fa-macias he Ia isia,
rrincipalmente. err las dTogue-tas CO.
mo la P. p. Drug Co, de San Juan v
Ponce. ]. NJ. Blsnco Inc. Sierra Cara
BIS. Areci6o Drug Co.. Manuel Marin
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DEPTO. DE INSPECTION

Pedro p. Aran. dc Aguadilla, Pre-
sidente.
Carlos Rivera Ufret, de Rio Gran
de. Secretario.
Francisco Rodriguez Lopez, de Ca
yey, Vocal.
Despues de electa Ia Nueva Direc-
tiva, la Asamblea acordo dar un svo-
to dc simpatias a los viejos luch9do-
res por la ensehanza, al seior Con-
zalez Cinorio y Timothe; un veto de
simpatias a la Sra. dc Lang por un
brillante articulo que publieo en- con-
testacion a uno qne escribiera una
profesora continental, un voto de
simpatias la Sra. Timothe y IN
voto de gracia para los Maestros,
Inspector. Autoridades Municipales Y
Padres de Familias de de Caguas
por la buena acogida de que fueron
obieto aqui los maestros de Puerto
Rico.
Termino el acto con el discurso de
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DEPARTAMENTO RURAL
Y AGRICOLA

Presidente, Isaac Santiago, Caguas.
Secretario, Angel Suro Cort6s, Co
rozal.
Vocal, Tomas Ramos Rosario, Ca
guas.
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Celebration de Ia aSambIea anuaI
de Ia Association de MaestrOS de
Puerto Rico en- Ia Ciudad de Caguas

cuales la culta concurrencia tr;bu-
toles prolongados aplausos. Despues
sc separaron los Departamentos pa
ia TRAFALGAR de acuerdo con sus di-
versos asuntos pendientes. Lamento
no incluir. algunas notas sobre la
Asamblea del Departamento de Pa
dres por no haber podido asistir a
ella debido a que me encontraba dc
delegado en- el Departamento Ele-
mental Por la noche los maestros vi
los padres de familia obsequiaron a
sus companeros de la Isla con una
Reception en- la Escuela Lincoln.
El sahado, 30, celebrose la segun-
da session administrative en- el salon
AmpaTo. Como a las de la manana
diose comienzo al acto con una Con-
ferencia por el senor J. c. Rosario,
Inspector General de Escuelas. Des-
pues continuose con la presentation,
discurso Y votacion de los diversos
informes. Por la tarde nos deleit6 el
doctor ]. c. Osuna, con una confe
rencia sobre la Educaci6n" Sc
leyeron por los secretaries de los De-
partamentos, los informes acerca de
los directories elegidos para el ano
1924. Por la noche designose Aqua
dilla, como el sitio donde ha de ce
lebrarse la futura Asamblea Annual
Despues Sc paso a la election del
Consejo de Administration. A soli-
citud del delegado por Juncos, Lcdo.
Fulgencio Pineiro, presentose la can
didatura del sefor Selles Sola para
Presidente, la cual fue recibida con
una prolongada saliva da aplausos po-
niendose Ia concurrencia de pie como
prueba de afecto adhesion al dig
nisimo presidente quien en- tan alto
puesto ha elevado la Association
Fue votado por unanimidad.
La Junta de Directories qucdo CO.
mo sigue:
C. Selles Sola. San Juan, p. f.,
Presldente (Reelecto).
Santiago Negroni, Yauco, Vice
Pres. (Reelectol.
Antonio Sarriera, San Juan, Sc
cretario (Reelecto).
Pedro Gil, San Juan, Tesorero.
(Reelecto).
Isaac del Rosario, Mayagiiez, Con
tador.
Carlos Maestro Serbia, Utuado,
Director.
Ricardo L. dc Ramos, San Juan,
Directora.
Isaac Santiago, Caguas, Director
(Reelecto).
Pedro p. Ar&n, Aguadilla, Director
(Hcciecto).
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IE cAYo UN DRUM ENcIMA

81 niho Agapito Santos, resideate
EN- el barrio Miranda de Puerta de
Ti:Tra. Sc cayo sccidentalnente de un
CARO- Il ado por caballos en- one via
jaba. sufriendo una fuerte confusion en-
el pie derecho a consecuencia de ha-
berle caido encima IN drum neno
de miel que era transportado en- eI
carro.
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[ M

Sc regaIa la oraci6n de la pie
dra imam a quien la pida per CO.
rreo onviando S seIIos de 2 CEN
tavos para ell franqueo. El Imam
sirve para tener fortuna en- amo-
res, viaies, juegos. negocios y
cssar'ientcs. o. Rodriguez, San
Andres. 19. Mariana. Cuba.
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DFPAPTAMRNTOS INSTRCC-
CION SECUNDARIA

Presidente, Carlos Maestro Serbia
dc Utuado.
Secrctario, James l.. Drew, de Pc
nuela5.
Vocal, Srta. Pillar Ledcsma, de
Guayama.
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flausura del Pres!dcnte sefor Seles,
ouien, debido a 10 avanzado de la
bora. Sc concrete decir 10 siguien-
te: Companeros. m Felicidades Y
Unidos siempre en- nuestra noble
causa. Gracias.
A. NJ. G.
Die 81 de 1928.
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DEPARTAMENTO INSTRUCTION
ELEMENTAL

Prcsidenta, Sra. Ricardo L. dc Ra-
mos, San Juan.
Secrcta,io, Virgilio Brunei, Mari
Gao.
Vocal, Manuel c. Chiquts, Caguas.
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nes Y champus
preparados con-
nen demasiado al
cali. Este deseca
ell cuero cabellu-
do hacienda el
cabello fragil Y
quebradizo.
Lo mas pru-
dente es adoptar
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Cusndo desee alg1n fotograba-
do, enterese antes de nuestros
precios. Puerto Rico Ilustrado",
San jose No. 2.
Evening star., 1924-11-25

Nearly SO girls attended. The presi-
dent, Miss Elizabeth Swenk OF Wash
| tngton, conducted the program. Sor-
ority and college songs were fea-
| tured. The table was decorated with
dark red roses and the sorority ban
ner held a prominent place in the
decoration of the dining room.
Among the guests who attended
were: Miss Olive Wallace. Miss
Frances Cunby. Mrs. Bomberger, Miss
Ruth Williams. Miss Libby Flenner,
Miss Mildred Blandford. Miss Lucille
Hill, Miss Mary Jane McCurdy, Miss
katherine Baker, Miss Constance
church, Miss Alice Cushman. Mrs.
Taliferro. Miss Louise NARROW, Miss
Gladys Miller. Miss Rose Bowling,
MISS Mary Stuart York. Miss Grace
Cox. Miss Julia Louise Behring. Miss
Edna Burnside. Miss Libby Taylor,
Miss Grace LaIeger. Miss Josephine
Biandford, Miss Nadia Wright Miss
Hobson. Miss Nova Thompson, Miss
Anna Dorsey. Mrs Mcfarland Miss
gertrude Chestnut. Miss Thelma
WinkJer, Miss Ellen Jane Keiser.
MISS Evelyn kuhnIe. Miss Margaret
Haeseker, Miss Elise Dorsey, Mrs.
hroughton, Miss Katharyn Steven
son. Miss Edith Burnside, Miss
Eugenia Clement and Miss Frances
Freeny
1he Rubinstein Club, well known
in local musical circles, will hold its
nVe hundred and bridge party next
MONDAY evening, December /. o'clock
pm at the Hotel Roosevelt. Mrs.
rom Schilling and Mrs George E.
Corbett will be the hostesses.
Miss Angela I.aior Of Fairmont
street, who has recently returned
from an extensive trip through the
west, viii attend the Army and Navy
root ball game. with friends from
New York, next Saturday.
Miss Mabel Shutter of New York
CITY arrived here Saturday evening
for few days visit with friends en-
route TO her parents home in Boone,
iowa Miss Shutter resided at the
Grace Dodge Hotel for the past two
years
Mrs. Llewellyn Il. Garter of Los
Angeles, Calf. formerly Mrs. 4. V.
Zane Of Washington. spent the week
end with Mrs. Thomas Harrison Ca
hill in Bradley Hills.
The Georgia State Society. or which
MIR. Ralph A. Graves is president and
former Senator Hoke Smith honorary
lifetime president, will hold a bust
ness and "get-together" meeting at
$3.50 o'clock Wednesday evening at
3409 Mount Pleasant street. The
Winters entertainment program will
be made up at this meeting. which
will be addressed by Senator William
]. Harris II the latter has recovered
from his present slight illness. on
GERS of the Georgia State Society in
Of
the junior Georgia Senator: Mrs. John
f. Little, Miss Nellie Adamson, Mrs.
B. II. Goodwin, Miss Martha Middle
brooks and Mai. o. H. E.. Blood
worth, jr.
Miss Rose Webb of Charleston,
S. c., is the guest of Lieut.. and
Evening star., 1924-11-25
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to the
following:
Thomas winn and Lucille Faris.
Levi W. Colbert and Estella Hall.
Revelle v. Walter and Charlotte i Foster.
Walter II. Reid of this city and Ethel Il.
Fouche Of Werhle Va.
William D. Davis and Ethel Il. suthard, both
william G. Mccormick and Louise Cronk.
Ralph b. Gettys and Mary b. Moore, both
Of Chattanooga. Tenn.
+. Latimer Barkley and Caroline Scheuch.
Walter l.. Reamy of this city and Ruth e.
Dellinger Of Mount Jackson. Va.
Elton B. Taylo" and Loretto U. Garner.
Robert L.. Lee and Esther Il. Gain.
Richard l.. Taylor and Alice G. Harmon.
Ray w. Shaw Of Grafton. W. Va, and
Gladys Il. Boring Of Newark. Ohio.
Charles L. Hamlet and Eva c. Brooks, both
Of Berwyn. Md
Halle Rousey and Olive Brooks.
James W. Tyler and Pearl A. Freeman.
Andrew ID. Redman and Edna NJ. Boyle.
William NJ. Henry and Louisa Simms, both
Of Arlington, Va.
Walter J. Fahey OF this city and Fannie p.
Mckelvey Of Clear Spring, Md.
Clinton bowling and Cleopatra Tappy.
Eugene Brown and Jessie Dickns.
Romeo Harris and Wilmar Bundy
Charles A. Curry and Carolyn Woodbury..
Daniel l.. Galatin and Bessie Il. Nen.
Royal L. Porlar and Willie 81. Ward.
Herbert Stevens and Pearl Dyson.
Evening star., 1924-11-25
Births Reported.

The following births have been reported t,
the Health Department In the last "a hours:
Paul J. and Omida NJ. Patter, boy.
(twins).
william r.; and Jean NJ. MeGrsth. boy.
Morrell and Irene T. Magarity, boy.
Robert l.. and Theresa NJ Rohrback, boy.
Edward l.. and Theresa NJ saxty, girl
Raymond g. and Sarah @. Turner boy
Paul J. and Blanche A. Slusser, girl.
Thomas A. and Edith G. Hayes girl
Matthew J. and Anna C. Wilmer boy
George ID. and Annie M. Clifton. girl
Richard r. and Anna J. Schiller. boy
Robert X. and Helen K. Sprjggs, girl
Victor and Tiilie Wise, boy.
John and Trma Smoot. boy.
Clarence J. and Helen Holt, girl
Bernard Z. and Romsin Walls, girl
John and Edith McKellar. boy.
Marshall H. and Dorothy E. johnson, girl.
Martin II. and Anna NJ. Ready, girl
Warren ID. and Lola Brush. boy.
Henry G. and Emma NJ. Walden, girl
Bruno III. and Gertrude Wittig, boy
Archie and Ethel Medley, girl.
James and Margret Stevens, girl
George and Violet Caldwell. boy.
George and Lena Combs, boy
John +. and Agnes Lee, boy.
Charles II. and Ada V. Mason, boy.
Evening star., 1924-11-25
Washington will continue through
this afternoon and tonight.

4
The ball which will be given tomor-
row evening, Thanksgiving eve. in the
bathrooms of the New willard Hotel.
for the benent Of the Episcopal Eye.
| Ear and Throat Hospital continues to
| grow in interest, many prominent
names having been added to the list
of patronesses as society returns from
| its travels in Europe and elsewhere.
| The list of patronesses. which is head
! ed by Mrs. Coolidge, includes Sonora
| de Riano, Sonora de Matthew, Lady
Isabella Howard. Mrs. Charles Evans
Hughes. Miss Ailsa Mellon, Mrs. John
W. Weeks, Mrs. Harlan F. Stone, Mrs
Harry S. New, Mrs. Curtis d. wilbur,
| Mrs. James ]. Davis, Nine. Bryn. Nine.
Peter. Sonora de Alfaro. Nine. de
Graeff. Nine. Yousry, Nine. Prochnik,
George Sutherland, Mrs. Edward L.
Sanford. Mrs. Henry Getty Chiffon,
Mrs Robert Nelson Stanfield. Mrs.
Claude A. Swanson. Mrs. j. Mayhem
Wainwright. Mrs. Charles S. Dewey.
Mrs. Dwight F. Davis. Mrs. Eliot
Wadsworth. Mrs. James L. Freeman,
Mrs. David $. Barry. jr.: Mrs. Ferry
Belmont, Mrs. Delos A. Blodgett, Mrs.
Joel r. Boone, Mrs. Mark Brooke, Mrs
Hamilton c. Claiborne. Mrs. THOMAS
A. Clayton, Mrs. William s. Conant'
Mrs. J. Harry Covington. Miss Martha
Goldman, Mrs Richard Porter David
son. Mrs. Frederic A. Delano. Mrs.
Charles DENLY. Mrs. John Ryan DeVer-
euX, Mrs. Harrison IL. Dodge, MIS-.
William Doeller. Mrs. John Allan
Dougherty. Mrs. Tracy Dows. Mrs. Ed
ward W. Eberle, Nine. Ekengren, Mrs.
Stephen B. lclkins. Mrs. Hayne Ellis.
Mrs. Henry Parsons Erwin. Mrs. VIII
liam Corcoran Eustis. Mrs. Henry
Fitch. Mrs. Henry Fitzhugh. Mrs.
Rudolph Kaufman. Mrs. Eugene HAZE.
Countess Szycka, Mrs. Victor kaun-
mann, Mrs. Charles c. Glover, Mrs.
George Mesta, Mrs. James Parmelee
and Mrs. Chauncey 9. Parker, ~.
The Chantecler Club opened last
night at LIE Paradis and proved TO
be one of the smartsst and most
brilliant of the many supper cluos
inaugur9ted this season. Inc tables
were all filled and among the hosts
were: Mr.. and Mrs. John l.. Newboid
had as their guests Col and Mrs
Mason Gulick and Maj. William I.
Morrow. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace CHS
well entertained in honor OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Meehan Of Rome, Italy,
and had as their guests Mr.. ana MIS-
Ouincy-Smith and their daughter,
Miss Dorothy Quincy-Smith. Maj. and
Mrs Charles Schimelsenig. Mr.. and
Mrs 3. w. Chiswell. Mrs. A. V.
Gambler of ST. Louis, Mrs. A. T..
Lewis. Miss Bernadette Young. Col.
Merwin Rockey, Maj. j. y. smith,
Mai. J. Kutz and Mai. 3. Young.
Others who entertained parties at
the club last evening were Mr..
Horace Luttrell,. Capt. Taylor, MI
and Mrs. Robert Evans, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Doley, Miss f. Z. woodward.
Mr.. and Mrs George Silsbee ana
many others The club will be open
every evening except sunday
Evening star., 1924-11-25
Costume
Blouses Upstairs

Right in front of the ele-
vator on the second floor you
will find dress blouses and
tunics all arranged for your
selection either to match your
costume or as suggestion for
Christmas buying.
Really these blouses are
lovely things.
They are just right for the
most exclusive affairs as well
as for tailored costumes.
BY her blouse you will know
her.
The well dressed woman
knows the value of Il diStinc-
tive blouse in contributing GLASS
to her appearance.
These blouses make wonder
fui Christmas gifts.
Evening star., 1924-11-25
SOCIETY
Continued from Eighth Page.)

| Church. The ceremony will be fol-
lowed by reception in the home OF
Che brides parents at 10 East Ninety
| fourth street, New York.
| Miss Choate Is granddaughter o,
the former United States Ambassador
| to the Court of ST. James, the late
Joseph I'll. Choate, and her aunt Miss
Mabel Choate. returned TO New York
Yesterday from Stockbridge, Mass.
where she spent rhe week end to re-
main until after the wedding.
Mr. and Mrs. j. Horace Harding,
parents OF the Bridegroom, will en-
tertain at dinner, followed by dane
ing, Saturday evening. for Miss
Cnoate and their son md the mem
beIs of their wedding party.
Cards OF invitation have been is
sued by Mr.. Frank Asbury Macnichol
or the marriage OF his daughter,
Frances Gertrude. to Mr.. Edward
Joseph Webb, ir.. OF Philadelphia, to
take place in s. Marks Church next
Saturday evening at s o'clock, the
rec-or, Rev. William Henry Pettus
ofiicia ting, \ reception will follow
the ceremony in the brides home, l2S
street northeast. Capitol Hill.
Mrs. NJ. r. Roweu was hostess sun
Va eNtHtiS at Il ulUIeF pSFtN at the
Grace Dodge Hotel in compliment to
Representative and Mrs. Barber and
Col and Mrs. Arthur O. O'Brien.
Mrs Philip S. Sears. who is at the
Hotel Vanderbilt in New York for
the season, will come to Washington
for Thanksgiving.
Mrs. Adolf Pavenstedt, who was
formerly Baroness Won Sternbers,
widow OF the former Ambassador OF
Germany. was hostess at luncheon yes
terday at the Madison. in New York
Mrs. John Stewart McLennan and
her daughters. the Misses Tytus, will
remain AT birmingham. Mass, where
they are at the Orchard House until
after Thanksgiving.
Mr.. and Mrs Carl Joerrisen. who
were i'll New York for few days,
have returned TO Washington and are
again established at the Hotel Hamilton.
Alr. and Mrs. Thomas Fisher Snyder
of Norfolk, Va, announce the mar
riage of their daughter, Dorothy
Hardy. to Mr.. W. Herbert Gill. son of
Mrs. Jane L. Gill, Friday, at Norfolk
One OF the most successful balls of
the Midautumn was given last eve
ming at the Hotel Washington for
the benefit of the Florence Crittenton
Home Fund. In the receiving line
were Mrs. o. c. Merrill. Mrs T E.
Robertson, Mrs. Rausch. Mrs. John
Boyle, jr.: Mrs. John Harwood, Mrs.
A. 3. McManns, Mrs. Stephen Lyman
Tabor, Mrs. x. Fenning Mrs. Jere J.
Crane, Mrs. A. S. Douglas, Mrs. Alex
ander Wylie, Mrs. j. T. Mcguire
Mrs. A. kidder, Mrs. II. l.. Bisselle,
Mrs. j. J. Byrne and Mrs. 3. T. Web
ster. The f1oor committee included
Mrs. S. l.. Tabor, Mr.. J. J. Crane, DR..
A. &. Crane. Mr.. ]. J. Burkart. Mr..
Thomas E. Robertson. Mr.. Karl Fen
ming, Mr.. III. l. Bissell, Mr.. Alexander
Wylie and Mr.. Joseph T. Mcguire.
Mrs. David kincheloe. wife of Rep
resentative kincheloe, and Mr.. Will
lard Haynie gave a delightful pro-
gram of music. Flowers were sold
during hte evening. Mrs. Charles r.
Shelton was in charge of the flower
booth and was assisted by Miss Nir-
ginia Mitchell and Miss Elizabeth
Strickler.
The bazaar which opened yesterday
for the Crittenton fund at the Hotel
Evening star., 1924-11-25
Stockings

Gotham Gold Stripe. There
is no mistake about that trade
mark nor what it means.
Gotham Silk Stockings are
the stockings that wear.
Stockings, though always an
important adjunct to a wo-
mans costume, become more
so, now that skirts again are
becoming shorter and shorter.
The newest things in colors
are the skin and the dark skin
shades. These are. worn with
either light or dark shoes.
All shades and all sizes. SI.85,
S2.z5, SIS.
Sold in Washington exclu-
siveIy at JeliefT's.
Evening star., 1924-11-25
NURSE FUND TOTAL
EXCEEDS $4,000
Final Report Featured by
Two Pledges of $500
Each in Salaries.

Additional! sums were received aft
.r the close Of the hnal report meet =
ing OF the Instructive visiting Nurse
society C"npaicn at the Willnrd Ho-
rel Yesterday. bringing the total to
over s6l.000. y telegram vas re-
.eived at headquarters by-Alrs :ront-
somer, Blair from her sIstar. Prime
ess Boarompagn pIedsing the salary
tor susan Preston Ora per memo
rial M Sc. the income from which
will amount to 5000 for the next
TWO years.
instructive Visiting Nurse Society
viii he taken OH THANKSGIVING morn
fng by both All Souls Cnitsrian and
Nj Souls Episcopal churches. In
Guided III amounts reCe ed during the
week was . contr' 'bufrou Of S"."00 by
Mrs. Whitman Cross pre- s'dent of the
society. IL pay The srlir!' nurse
FOR two years.
Sums Raised by 81 Teams.
OF the total sum raised by the 81
teams, the three campaign divisions
were credited with the following
amounts: Division y. consisting Of
cams to 10, Mrs. Cary T. Gray son.
'eader. Scroll: Division B consisting
- teams u 20 -. Mrs. Eliot Nads-
worth. leader. Salc69. division {. con-
Miller. leader. St0o23. Besides these
amounts several hundred personal
contributions were sent direct TO
the Office. which. added 10 the salaries
Stvcn for special nurses. makes the
total to date more than Sol 600 II was
reported a the meeting that the entire
|. V. \. S. nursing staff had paid for
memberships in the Instructive Visit
Ing Nurse Society. Following is the
standing OF individual teams for the
"ampaign IN amounts raised: Mrs.
Whitman Cross, s1.3s6; Miss Olive
tiraef, S5.SS2: Mrs. Cressou Newbold
$4,000.
Clara Farrar-Smith, S2.0S0; Mrs. Dor
Myers, $2,o39: Miss A. B. McCammon
s2,l62; Mrs. Edward Heiding gsford,
Sl,43S.25; Mrs. Wilson Compton,
S1.426.50; Mrs. f. S. Huidekoper.
s1.26I.95; Miss Cora Barry, Sl.1S0;
Mrs. Swagar Sherley. sl,ola; Mrs.
Walter r. Gherardi, 1927: Mrs j. P.
Haynes, SS14: Mrs. Merriam Curtis,
$771; Mrs. Cazenove Lee, s746.o0: Mrs
Austin .kautz, s745.o0: Mrs. L. L.
Neville, s6S4.oo; Mrs. Harvey w.
Wiley. S644.7o; Miss N. H. wingate.
Ssl7.s0: Mrs. Daniel c. Stapleton,
S6l5.60: Mrs. George p. Scriven, S613:
Mrs. Carter Fort, S547.So; Mrs. J.
Craig Peacock, $463: Mrs. William
Fsrber. *497.75; Mrs. Lewis J. Smith,
S4l6.b0; Mrs. Henry Fry, SS921o; Mrs
Clarence Perley, $3s0.75; Mrs. Northup
Dean. 1851: Miss Edna ]. Sheehy
1855; Mrs. Walter l.. Kline, 500: Dr.
Daniel Wiseman, S3231
Evening star., 1924-11-25
Thanksgiving
Accessories

Fine handmade Linen
Handkerchiefs, real lace
edgings, $500 to 5000.
Delicate French-made
Corsage Flowers, luscious
roses with silver frostlng,
SOS to $5.95.
"Dans La Mutt the al
Turing perfume ensemble OF
the great Worth, -$l.5O to
SIS.
Long White French Kid
Gloves, Paris point backs,
$3.50.
Gorgeous Evening Scarfs.
crepe de chine, chenille and
velvet, $3.50 to $65.OO.
Evening star., 1924-11-25
Deaths Reported.

TRe following deaths have been reported to
the Health Department in the last "a hours:
Helen Ii. HufnageI, 20, Emergency Hospital
Arthur Campbell, SO, 123 North Carolina
ave. Sc.
Margaret V. Hayes, 81, Georgetown Univer.
sity Hospital.
Charles J. Knopp. 80, 1904 33rd st.
Margaret J. Howell, 7T. 3l5l Mt. Pleasant
William DeMott, 50, 52l Florida ave ne
Edwin II. Hancock, q, Sibley Hospital
Charles NJ. Taylor. So. 1869 wyoming ave.
5 Percy c. Martin, AZ. 1850 st. ne.
Lena NJ. Gray, 80, 3118 18th st.
Morris Hon. 81. q. s. s. Fl. Hospital.
Margaret v. Moore, 20. IL I'd ST. ne
Amelia J. Schaefer, 49, 1909 Pa ave
Louis s. Carlin. IS, U. s. " Hospital
Nellie A. Cooper. 73. 1886 Columbia rd
Betty i. Wilkinson, 10 months, SO r ST.
Alfred Joyce. so. 1905 9th St
Sarah Forrest. IS, 22O2 Georgia ave.
Evening star., 1924-11-25
CONSISTORY ELECTION.
Officers Chosen by Local A. A. 8. r,
ORGANIZATION.

Jonathan Davis Consistory. No. /.
A. A. S. F., Southern Jurisdiction,
held it's annual election Of officers
last night. They will be installed at
2 meeting to be held Monday, Decem-
Der %. Plans were also made for the
New Year reception which is held
annually. The officers elected were:
cicero A. Lee, 23', commander-in-
chief: Henry A. Brown, 3S', first
lieutenant commander: Jesse H.
Brown, $50, grand minister Of state:
John n. Boasman, 32'. grand chancel-
ior; Nathaniel D. Johnson, So, grand
prior. and Henry p. Briscoe, grand
keeper Of records and archives
Evening star., 1924-11-25
Chamberlain to Visit Paris.

PARIS, November 25.-The British
foreign secretary, Austin Chamber
lain, will stop in Paris December 5,
while on his way to the Rome meet
ing of the League OF Nations coun-
Gil. it is announced, so as to discuss
with Premier Herroft the Geneva
protocol on arbitration, security and
disarmament in all its aspects.
Evening star., 1924-11-25
Handkerchief

No one can do without a
'hanky" any day!
But on Thanksgiving day
you want either bright col
ored sporty one for the game
or a dainty whisp of lace for
the affair in the evening. Large
assortment of novelty linen
handkerchiefs and dainty lace
trimmed ones. Is cents to
$3.50.