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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-11-22

te que este sea nuestro Comisario.
No, Ell n1erece algo, mucho luch6 por
la causa de la coalici6n Repdbhco4So-
cialista. Lo 1nico que censuramos. es
que antes de estar el ayuntamiento
en- manos de la nueva administration,
va Sc ande de Herodes Pilatos, en-
pos de puestos ptblicos.
Otro de los candidates que figuran
para dicho puesto, y afirmamos enfa-
ticamente, que este 10 desean las mu
jefes, los niiios y los hombres que die
ron su voto la coalici6n, es ell vie
jo veterano de Ia causa republicana,
jose villafaiie Torres.
Sobre esta candidatura 10 unico que
nos ayenturamos decir, es, que no
10 sabemos ciencia cierta porqne
Ell viejo patricio NADIA ha dicho sobre
el particular; pero, 81 por casualidad
asi fuera, justisirna seria la obra CO.
mo prernio a los titanicos esfuerzos
que ha hecho este anciano por defen-
der Ell ideal del DR.. Barbosa, DR.. Co
mez Brioso demas pr6ceres de la eau
sa. Justisima estaria la obra de la
administrator coahgacionista, 81 pro-
cediera al nombramiento del senor vi
llafafie.
NADIA mas decimos. Cerraremos nueS
tros labios. Pero confiamos que para
este todos los puestos pubhcos mu
nicipales, habra buen tacto al selec-
cionarlos, para despues no caer en- Ia
censura del adversario. Que venga III
nueva administration, y, cue ella =
encargue de emplear a los hombres
mas dignos de un puesto de confanZa.
UN VECINO.
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EncOntr0 Su
Buena Estrella

Anenas tenia con que vivir; ira
haiaba muchO, no bebla III Juga-
ha. sin embargo, no tenia con que
comDrar 10 mas necesariO para La
existencia. Francamente, estaDa
descOrazOnadO, Y creia que era su
maIa suerte. No cOmprendia como
los demas Sc enriquecian y no Sc
DOdia explicar pOr que, el, que tan
to trabaiaba, estaba siempre en- La
penuria mas grande. LEGO Greer
me habia nacidO con mala suerte,
mas SUI espiritu rebelde no Sc AGO.
mOdaba a este cStadO de cOSaS,
0ueria saber la verdad, darse cuen-
Ia del pOr que de aquella contlnua
desgracia, y no titube6 en- pregun'
tar q los demas como era que tenIan
tOdO 10 que neeesitaban como ma
bian hecho para cOnseguirlO. lie h-
icrOn que ell dnicO medic de Obtener
riquezas exitO es In lectura de
buenOs librOs. "S6lO buenOs librOS
te enseiiaran como haCerte rico
independizarte". Les pregunt0, cuai
era el mei0r libr0 que podla estu-
diar v Sc 10 diierOn. UnO de los me-
jOres IibrOs que piIede usted Obte-
ner hoy dia es un ibrO impresO Ell
espafOl, muy faeil de comprender,
intituladO "GrandeS SeeretOS y
MisteriOs ExpuestOs", cOmpuestO de
48O paginas, diVididas EN- 80 par,
tes. ilustradO con s. grabadOs, y
que pOdria eOmprarse EN- la UniVer-
sal Export CO.. 268 Grove ST., Mil
waukee, Wisconsin. El preCiO de eS-
te librO era $3.50, Y 6l no tenia di-
nero para cOmprarlO, deCidiendOSe
pedErselO I'M amigo. POr fin, lie
GO ell dia deseadO, recibi6 ell librO,
10 estudi6, y qued6 sOrprendidO de
saber cuan facil era hacerse rico.
A decir verdad. 10 accrtaba a COM
prender como habia pOdidO Vivir .
tantO tempo sin Ia ayuda de este
valiosO librO, cuya lectura cambi0
POr complete SUI mOdO de ser. Hoy
dia pOsee cuanto desea, un hOgar es-
plendidO, una hacienda, v dinerO
en- ell banco. Como usted notara eS-
te libre fu6 SUI Buena Estrella, y
ahOra dice, regOcijadO, que no ven
deria este librO pOr tOdO ell ORC del
MundO, Y acOnseja a tOdOs los lee
torres de este peri6dicO que quieran
encOntI.ar la buena suerte que no I'll
tubeen en- cOmprarlO inmediatamen
&c. En- 0tra secci6n Gle este numerO,
sc enc0ntrara un anunciO que deS-
eribe este maravillOsO ibrO; con-
v6nzase pOr ST prOpiO 10 valiOsO que
es y frate de ObtenerlO Immediate
mente. No podria Obtener ninglin Ii
bro mejor que este. Advt.
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que habiendo atrapado una hermosa
rola que diera un jugador del Baya-
mon hizo un disparo tercera sacan-
do asi a un hombre que iba para di-
cha base; ell que venia de primera pa
ra segunda fue sacado enseguida por
disparo de la tercera al short stop.
A moler las novenas de Segunda
con Ell nuevo team 'Progreso''.
lQuien Sc tirara detras? Las ma
nos estan abiertas.
CRONTSTA
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cRoNIsTA
Nifos Enfermizos Y MaIhumorados

Los niiios que sufren de lombrices estan
enoiados, inquietos, enfermizos. Hay, sin
embargo, otros sfntomas. 81 ell nino
esta palido, o jeroso, tiene NAL aliento y
no toma inter6s en- jugar, es casi seguro
que los parasites estan acabando con su
vitalidad. Ell mejor remedio contra las
lombrices es ell Whites Cream Vermifuge.
Els, ademas ell mas inofensivo para la
salud del nifo. De ventf en- las farmacias
y droguerfas.
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IDEAL PARA UN REGALO
sU NoMBRE eRABADo, GRATIS En-

SU NOMBRE GRABADO, GRATIS EN
IETRAS DE ORC
Pluma fuente de caucho ne
gro con Ilenador automaCicc,
absolutamente garantizada. rs
Eva tilos para damas cabalie-
MG@N ros Las de cabslleros miden
# 61l2 pulgsdas tienen la pa
49, lanca del llenador ell suJe-
HlIs2 tador de orc enchapado. Las
Hls@H dc damas mden 5H pulgadas
I2 Y estan provistas de una ar
EM gollita, de orc enchspado
49, de una cinta de seda negra
EN% con hebilla gancho de orc
MStA enchapado, para colgarias at
R cuello. Las plumas son de-
- orc macizo de ID kilates
ESSX producer, al escribir, hermosos
- perfiles.
E& Estas plumas fuente son de
MsM gran apariencia, de la meior
EE2 calidad rinden un servicio
kgS# efcaz por tempo indefinid1.
E%% Grabamos en- eada pluma el
RM nombre apelido que SO
ES# desee, sin eeosto sdcional
- Precio de cada pluma, inclu-
yendo Ell franqueo, ITS. No
RAHN envfe dinero, pague al carts-
EiD4 70 al reeibirla. Si no queda
NJ satisfecho lie devolveremos ell
80 valor.
~ ESPECIAL: todo Ell que
- ordeue seis plumas fuente, 10
E5l envisremos una GRATIS, con
Isl su nombre grabndo. Solscite
ES1 6rdepes entire sus amigos
Nv obtenga una magnifica pluma
fuente sin costo alguno. Pida
Duestro catalogo general.
BRILLIANT TRADING COMPANY
SO Pearl Street New YorI., N. Y.
Evening star., 1924-10-23
Deatbs.
SULLIVAN,

SULLIYAG. After q short illness, at her
nlece.s residence, 4l2l Connecticut ave. NV.
ANNIE b. SULLIVAN, daughter of the late
fatrick and Bridget Sullivan. Funeral from
ner late residence. 500 st. s.w., Friday,
OctoDer "A, 1924, at $40 am, thence to ST.
Dominies Church. where high requiem mass
VIII be sung at an, for the repose Of
her soul. Relatives and friends invited. In
terment Mount Oiiyet Cemetery. 23s
WHITING. Wednesday, October % 1924 at
ii4I 2ist st. NV, FRANK j., beloved hus-
Dand OF Agnes Whiting. He leaves to mourn
Two daugbters, two sons-in-law, relatives
ana host of friends. Notice of funeral
hereafter. Pape Il Clarke ia charge. "a
WdDAAYER. Suddenly, Wednesday. October
IVA, at 4:3O pm, WILLIAM c., be
loved husband of Wilhelmina Widmayer
sged VI years. Funeral from his late resi-
Gence, o5Zl Georgia ave. NV. on Friday.
october "A, at pm. Relatives and friends
inFiteo 10 attend. Interment (privateJ at
Rock Creek Cemetery
WIDMAYER. Washington. D. G., Lodge No
10. II: r. .. Elks: The lodge will convene In
session or sorrow" at O'Clock pm. Fri
DAY, october "a, for The purpose OF attend
ing the funeral of our late brother, Will
LIAM g. WIDMEYER. who passed 10 the
Great Lodge of the Hereafter October 2.
Funeral from late residence, 1921 Georgia
ave- NV, at 3 O'Clock pm. Interment at
ROCK Creek Cemetery. EIks' services at
grave. BY order of
JAMES A. BALDERSON Exalted Ruler.
Attest: WILLIAM S. SHELBY, Secretary
YEATMAN. Wednesday October % 1924 at
S:5I pm, at her residence, 1923 r ST NV.
NARY OLIVIA SIMPSON widow of Robert
htnry 1eatman. Notice of funeral later. .
Evening star., 1924-10-23
Jn Mennriam.

BlNACO. In loving rcmembran nee of my dear
husband, THOMAS ARTHUR BISACO, who
departed this life six years ago today, DC
tober %, 1918.
Although you are gone, dear Tom, you are
not forgotten.
Nor will you ever be,
As long as life remains with me
VIII always think OF thee
HIS LOVING WIFE.
of my dear daughter, ALvERTA w FOR
1912
Sleep on. dear Alverta,
Sleep and take your rest:
Twelve years you've had that blessed sleep
reR mPR sAb Sssh A%n yskSs Mo1aER q
ME F. ADAMS. ALSO SISTER RUBY
AND BROTHER WILLIE
GIANGINLIo. In sad but loving remembrance
ro, OF our dear father and husband. sALvA-
IoRE GlANGINLIO, who departed this life
Two years ago today October TH2 e: FAMILY. ls2a
GIBSON A token Of love to the sacred mem
3ry OF our dear parents. father, GEORGE
23, 1905 ''
May their souls rest in peace.
DAUGHTERS, MRS. A. G. JASPER AND
JOSEPHINE F. GIBSON
GILL. In memory Of our dear mother. MARY
E. GILL, who departed this life two years
ago, October %. 1922.
Gone but not forgotten.
son AND DAUGHTER-IN-LAW.
JOHNSON. In loving memory of our de.r
father and husband. PEARL B. JOHNSON
who departed this life fifteen years ago, o..
tober %. 1909.
In my heart your memory fingers
Sweetly, tender. fond and true
There is not a day. dear father
That We do not think of you.
He bade one last farewell
He said goodbye to none.
His loving heart had ceased to beuT
Before We knew ii he was gone.
precious one from us has gone
voice We loved is stilled.
place is vacant in our home
That never can be filed.
But God knows all things
TIA P. JOHNSON. MRS. MARY MOORE.
PEARL AND HILDA
PALMER. tribute of love in memory Of
my beloved friend FLORENCE PALMER.
who departed this life one year ago today
October %. 1923. ANN WILSON.
sEMPLE. In loving remembrance of my dear
mother. ELIZA A. sEMPLE, who left me
three years ago today, October %, 1921.
When alone in nv sorrow and bitter tears
There comes sweet dreams of a few years
ago;
Unknown to others. she steals by my side
And whispers, my big girl, death cannot
HER LONELY DAUGHTER. ALICE BUCK
LEY.
soPER. In sad but loving remembrance Of
our beloved husband and father, PERCY A
SOPER. who departed this life three years
ago today, October %. 1921
Gone but not forgotten.
HIS LOVING WIFE. MARY Y SOPEE
AND BABY. MARY LILLIAN SOPER
SoPER. In loving memory of my son and
brother. PERCY A. soPER. who went to
rest three years ago today, October 23 1921.
Loved in life. remembered in death
MOTHER AND BROTHER
STEELE. In sad but loving remembrance Of
our dearly beloved son and brother. ALVIN
t. STEELE, who departed this life six years
ago today October 23, 1918
Earth has grief that heaven cannot heal
However deep the pain:
Help us, oh, tender Lord. this truth TO feel
This healing balm to gain.
We are weak. OH. Comforter Divine
Teach TO know that all our griefs are
Thine.
Earth has no grief that Heaven cannot cure
II We have faith and pray:
The healing may he slow. but il is sure
In His own time and way.
He sends comfort, helps us to resign
To say through tears, Thy way, Lord. not
mine.
HIS MOTHER. FATHER. SISTER AND
BROTHER.
Evening star., 1924-10-23
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to the
following:
James Thornton Of Fredericksburg, Va, and
Lille Jones Of this city
Joseph Warren and Francis Moore.
Robert y. Smith and Mary f. Holt.
Joshua Fleming and Sadie Henderson.
Phflip Dachelager and Ida F. Roypen. bot
II Baltimore. Md
Harry W. Hawkins of Lorton. Va, ans
Wary II. White of Westfrld. Ill
David T. Gochenour OF StHarts Draft Va
;nd Susanna u. Kindig OF Frederick sburg, Va
Robert i. Gogen Of Pittsburgh. Pa. ant
Emily MaIsden Of Barnesboro Pa
Charles +. Pratt of Pittsburgh. Pa. ant
Annie Taylor Of Barnesboro. Pa
John w. Barker and Ruth F. Day
Russell +. Haines Of Sellersville, Pa. anG
Emma VI. Manders OF this city.
Sam X. Tatum and Estella NJ Griffin
Sidney Atlas and Celia r. KRISTEN
!ohn l.. Magnus and Lillian F. spaulsbury
William f. Boiling and Carrie Brooks
Matt Jamerson and Mary Green
Ralph Hitchcock and Alberta williams
William NJ Walker and Mary NJ Turner
lanes :. Taylor and Seppie Stoker
Leatha Wheeler and Julia Miller.
Evening star., 1924-10-23
Births Reported.

The following births have been reported L
the Health Department in the last "a hours:
Daniel z. and Helen NJ. Riordan, bo!
twins.
George F. and Mary c. Myers, girl
John G. and Pearl X. Brahm. boy
Raymond II. and Ethel W. Cross. girl
Grantly W. and Margaret II. EdeIen, girl
Arthur J. and Matilda E. Marvel, girl.
James III. and Ida G. Scott. girl.
Harold E. and Maxine d. Seals. boy.
Thomas j. A. jr., and Ennice II. Shea. girl
Leonard +. and Virginia +. PerreIl, boy.
Charles L. and Helen X. De Athey, girl.
John and Arste Stairidis. girl.
Ryland h. and Gladys !. Compton. girl.
Walter '. and Katherine &. Hurley, girl
Frank NJ. and Yvonne Heath girl
James r. and Mildred T.. Queen. boy.
benjamin and Dora Krencki. girl
Albert c. and Eloise L. Erxleben, girl
Ferdinand f. and Marie s. Kennedy, girl
Milton II. and Louise Feagans, girl.
Powell and Jessie Ridgeway, boy.
Albert A. and Frieda Footer, girl
Theodore j. and Lima Eiseman, girl
Samuel L. and Jennie b. Callahan girl.
Edwin l.. and Dorothy l.. Davis boy
Frank and Alma N. Rifnberg, girl.
Wager 5. and Nina NJ. Brown. boy
Randolph and Sadie Jackson. girl.
Raymond and Marie Campbell, boy.
Samuel and Claudia Msyes boy.
Frank and Mamie Ford. boy.
Evening star., 1924-10-23
SALVATION ARMY ASKS
CLOTHES FOR CHILDREN

The social service or the Salvation
Army is endeavoring to supply the
poor children of Washington with
clothes suitable for school wear. Dur
ing the past two weeks several hun
dred applications have come into the
army headquarters from poor parents
appealing for clothes and shoes for
their children.
Many Of these applications have
been filled. but, with the supply
totally exhausted and the requests
still pouring in, the army officials are
calling upon the people of Washing
ton to assist them in the good cause.
Almost anything of this nature will
be welcome. There are skilled work
ers at the Industrial Home TO reno
>ate the worn garments and put the m
in wearable condition. Many of the
parents of these children also are
badly in need of proper clothing and
shoes and any articles of this char
acter, as well as broken pieces of
furniture, old books and magazines
will be gratefully received by the
army officials. A telephone call to
Main 1929 will be promptly answered
"y one OF the Salvation Army wagons.
Evening star., 1924-10-23
Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been reported to
the Health Department In the last "a hours:
Mary Geris, %. Emergency Hospital.
Randolph 7. Warwick, 80. 2231 Bancroft ut.
Joseph n. Wilson, II. 1905 Goth ST.
Marie Wennerberg, %. Walter Reed Hos
pital
Martha A. Rigby, "a. 2o1s Hillyer pI
Annie r. Sullivan, "A, 4l21 Conn. ave.
Frank Il. Warren. 81. Garfield Hospital.
Emily G. Griffin. 90. 215O Florida ave.
John Hughes. 81. Gallinger Hospital.
Joseph F. Wood. Is. 1910 Massachusetts,
ave. s.e.
James Dorsey, 55, Gallinger Hospital.
Laura Gideon, 40, 8 Fenton place.
Grace Craig. 6S, Freedmen's Hospital.
Elizabeth Scott, 75. Freedmen's Hospital.
Georgianna Brown, 81. 1928 9th st.
Milton r. Taylor, 3 months, So II st. sw.
Lewis Thompson, jr, months. 1017 1st
st. s.w.
Evening star., 1924-10-23
Naval Lieutenants Shifted.

Lieut.. James NJ. Thomas, Naval Sup
ply Corps, attached to the receiving
ship at New York City, has been
ordered to the naval powder factory
at Indian Head. Md. and Lieut.. George
A. wilcox of the same corps, attached
to the L. S. S Vega. has been ordered
to the Bureau of Supplies and Ac-
counts. Navy Department.
Evening star., 1924-10-23
Man, 65, Drops Dead on Street.

Adolph F. Doeing. 65, clerk In the
Census Bureau. who resided at 1897
Quincy street northeast. dropped dead
at the northeast corner Of Ninth and
II streets yesterday afternoon. A re-
ceipted telephone bill found In his
pocket established his identity. Fu-
neral services will be conducted at
9 o'clock Saturday morning in St.
Mary's Church. and interment will be
in ST. Marys Cemetery.
Evening star., 1924-10-23

on the Republican nominees itinerary,
with only two speeches listed. one a
rear-platform talk at Lancaster, Pa,
and a night address at Wilmington,
Del. Leaving Wilmington late to-
night, Mr.. Dawes will go into the New
York City district to spend three days
and deliver two speeches, one.a New
ark N. j., Friday night and the other
in Brooklyn Saturday night.
With the exception of these two
speeches. the New York district Will
see very little of Mr.. Dawes. He an
nounced today that he would spend
most of the three days at the home in
Montclair, N. j., of c. A. Hanna, an
old friend of his days in Lincoln.
Nebr.
VIII Hold Conference.
Mr. Dawes train was scheduled to
reach Wilmington at 3:15 o'clock this
afternoon, and on his arrival there he
will receive Republican leaders
aboard the train and later entertain
several at dinner.
MIR. Dawes invasion of West Vir-
ginia for an address last night at
Wheeling was made the occasion for
a Republican rally. declared by Re-
publican leaders to have been the
largest held in the State in recent
years.
Delegations were present from half
a dozen Ohio River cities in Pennsyl-
Evening star., 1924-10-23
GIVE MILITARY RITES.
Funeral Service at Arlington for
Commander Dichman Today.

Military rites will mark the burial
in the Arlington National Cemetery
this afternoon of the body of Comdr.
C. Grattan Dichman of the Navy, who
lost his life in an aeroplane accident at
San Diego, Calf, last Thursday
Comdr. Dichman was from New
York, and entered the Navy in July
1908. He was especially commended
by the Navy Department for services
in the World War, and before his de-
parture for California was on duty
at the Naval Station at Hampton
Roads. He only recently reached the
grade of commander.
Evening star., 1924-10-23

vania, Ohio and West Virginia, and
the address made by the nominee in
Exposition Hall at the State fair
grounds was preceded by an old fash
ioned political parade.
The Republican nominee continued
his assault on the La Toilette 1nde-
pendent movement, and, discussing
the budget system again, warned
against a change from a President
who has courage like Calvin Coolidge. 4"
Evening star., 1924-10-23
Victim of Burns Dead.
l,ec;al Dispatch to The Star

'i'tciAI UIspa tch TO The Srar.
HAGERSTOWN. Md, October "a
Michael Lawrence, 65 years old, died
today OF burns sustained when he
was caught by a fire while trying to
rescue valuable papers from his
turning home. His wife, who was
5urned while trying to save him, is
n serious condition.
Evening star., 1924-10-23
DAWES GOES EAST
AFTER BIC RALLY
Turnout in Davis Home
State Declared Largest
in Recent Years.
BY the Associated Press.


ON BOARD DAWES SPECIAL EN-
ROUTE TO WILMINGTON, Del,
NARTfNSBURG. w. Va. October %
Having doubled back westward to in
wade West Virginia, the native State
of John W. Davis. the Democratic
presidential cand date. Charles G.
Dawes was today again travelling
eastward on his swing through the
middle Atlantic States as the Repub
lican nominee for Vice President.
The day was one of the lighter ones
Evening star., 1924-10-23
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

The Stearns Bible class Will meet
] tomorrow, 1880 pm, in Mount Yer
non Place M. f. Church. with DR.. K.
B. Moomaw in charge.
| "a Wagon Trip Through Palestfne'
| is the title of an illustrated lecture
| by DR.. Lucius Clarke of the American
| University, before the Business Wom-
| ems Council tomorrow, 7:4b PM, In
| lecture room of Church Of the Cove
| nant. Current events class, 6:45 pm.
| DR.. Isaac Ward will lecture before
| Bible class at 6:45 pm. Subject, Au-
| thenticity Of the Bible
West End Citixens' Association will
| meet Monday, 8 pm, in Corcoran Me-
mortal Hall. G. w. U. Election OF Of
| ficers.
The hrst meeting of the Douglass
Simmons Parent-Teacher Association
will be held tomorrow, pm, in hall
Of Abby S. Simmons School.
Judge Thompson will give exposi-
tion of Sunday school lesson tomor-
| row, 4:45 pm, at Y. w c. A, 1911 u
| street, under auspices Of American
| Home Bible Institute.
Mrs. Rachel Don. national president
| Of the w G. T. u. of New Zealand.
| will make an address at Calvary Bap-
tist Church Sunday, pm.
The Big Sisters Of the District will
| meet tomorrow, pm, at st. Pat
rick's rectory
The Chevy Chase Chapter. Y. w. e..
A. will hold a bazaar and tea and
dinner at Presbyterian Church, Chevy
Chase Circle, tomorrow from to
| 8 pm
Gen. Tasker Bliss will lecture In
Mcmahon Hall, Catholic University.
October 80, on THE Conference at
Geneva" Lecture open to the public.
| fire" will be given by Society of May
| flower Descendants at Columbia Coun-
| try Club, Monday, $50 pm.
Alpha Delta Phi luncheon tOmor-
| row. 1880 pm. at the Madrillon, 1903
| 6 street.
Biological Society will meet Satur-
day. pm, in assembly hall of the
Cosmos Club. Vernon Bailey will
| lecture on Recent Observations in
| Glacier National Park" illustrated
with lantern slides. and Palestine
and It's Fauna" will be presented by
| Phi. j. Baldensperger of Nice, France.
| Also with lantern slides. Visitors
are welcome.
dance under auspices of the
! Catholic Women's Service Club to-
| morrow, S:45 pm, at Communit!
| House, COL E street.
| The Washington Academy OF
| Sciences and the Philosophical Society
will hold joint meeting Saturday,
! S:l5 pm, in assembly hall of Cosmos
| Club Prof. H. n. Russell, Princeton
University, will deliver address OIL
| Recent Advances in Our knowledge
i Of the Interior of the Stars"
| stuart "nlcGtt Post. American
| Legion. will give a Mardi Gras cos
,ume ball. November II, at City Club
Evening star., 1924-10-23
Garn of Ubanks.

We wish to thank our relatives
and friends for their kind expression of sym
patby and beautiful floral tributes at the
death OF LEO p. MORIARTY
WIFE. CHILDREN, MOTHER SISTERS
AND BROTHER
Evening star., 1924-10-23

League for the Larger Life will
conduct healing meeting at its CEN
ter, 1928 X street, o'clock.
Evening star., 1924-10-23

Special meeting of Trinidad Citi-
zens' Association, 8 o'clock, at Wheat
ley School
Evening star., 1924-10-23
M arriaqes.

NEILSoN-McGUIRE. Mr.. and Mrs James
W. Mriuire announce the marriage of their
daughter, NORMA A.. to ALBERT s. NEIL
son. October 40, 1924. at the parsonage OF
the Metropolitan Baptist Church, Rev. John
Z. Bail officiating
Evening star., 1924-10-23

The Lonesome Club will meet, $3.50
o'clock, in private ballroom of Arcade.
Dancing. Strangers welcome.
Evening star., 1924-10-23

Benning- -Glenda lie Oakland Citizens
Association will meet at Smothers
school.
Evening star., 1924-10-23

The Policemens Association will
give an entertainment and dance, Sis
clock, at City Club.
Evening star., 1924-10-23

Rev. DR.. Charles Wood will speak
on Reconstructed Men and Nations"
at midweek service in lecture room
of Church of the Covenant, 8 o'clock.
Evening star., 1924-10-23
ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES.

Insanity and the Law" will be the
subject of a lecture by DR.. D. Percy
Hickling at s 80 o'clock, in law school
building Of the National University.
Virginian Republican Voters will
meet in the Cleveland School, Eighth
and T streets, under auspices of the
Virginia Republican League. Speak
ers and musical program. All Virgin
ians In District invited.
Evening star., 1924-10-23

Maryland State Society will meet
o'clock, at Thomson School. AL
Marylanders in District invited
Evening star., 1924-10-23
The Washington Academy O,

Sciences and the Philosophical Society
will hold joint meeting Saturday
S:l5 pm, in assembly hall of Cosmos
club. Prof. II. n. Russell, Princeton
University, will deliver address OIL
Recent Advances in Our knowledge
Of the Interior of the Stars"
Evening star., 1924-10-23

Judge Thompson will give exposi-
ton of Sunday school lesson tomor-
row, 4:45 pm, at Y. w. c. A, 1911 u
street, under auspices of American
Home Bible Institute.
Evening star., 1924-10-23

Mrs. Rachel Don. national president
Of the W. G. T. u. of New Zealand.
will make an address at Calvary Bap-
tist Church Sunday, pm.
Evening star., 1924-10-23

The hrst meeting of the Douglass
Simmons Parent Teacher Association
will be held tomorrow, 8 pm, in hall
Of Abby S. Simmons School.
Evening star., 1924-10-23

stuart "alcGtt Post. American
Legion. will give a Mardi Gras cos
.ume ball, November II, al City Club
Evening star., 1924-10-23

A dance under auspices of the
Catholic Women's Service Club to-
morrow, s:45 pm, at Communit!
House, COL Z street
Evening star., 1924-10-23

The Big Sisters of the District Will
meet tomorrow, s pm, at st. Fat
rick's rectory.
Evening star., 1924-10-23

Alpha Delta Phi luncheon tOmOr-
row, 1880 pm. at the Madrillon, 1909
@ street.