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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-10-10
p. T. A. HOLDS FIRST MEETING

Washington r. I. A. held It's first
meeting OF the year on the third
"Wednesday Of the month with about
80 present The newly decorated and
painted assembly room was apprcei-
sied BY an present The november
meeting viii be held Al night and the
fathers uill be asked 70 be present and
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-10-10
w. c. T. u. TO MEET

The Caldwell W. & T. L. will
meet with Mrs. Peckham 1922 Cleve-
land Blvd, Friday afternoon. October
IL al ESQ o'clock. The program will
consist OF reports from the state con-
vention and discussion of candidates
in the coming election. All interested
are invited to attend.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-10-10
SOCIETY ITEMS
Edited by
Nell Wilson
FORWARD CLUB TO MEET

The regular meeting OF the Forward
Club will be held Tuesday afternoon
in the club rooms. The meeting will
be in the nature of birthday party
for the club and all members are
urged to attend. In addition to the
regular business an excellent program
has been prepared that will prove en-
tertaining to the entire membership.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-10-10

take charge OF the program. 1t is
probable that debate will be staged
on the Stirling Education bill
Fire Chief Gillette. Mayor Smeed.
Councilman Kimbrough and Supt.
Rae visited all the school Wednesday
and witnessed the fire drills. All OF
the gentlemen made speeches to the
children on the fire prevention theme
-O-
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Dyer enter
tanned with a family dinner Tuesday
evening at their home on Chicago
street. in honor Of the birthday an
nivcrsary OF Mrs. Dyer's mother. Mrs.
Phoebe Jones. Late fall flowers de-
corated the rooms and table Covers
were laid for ten.
80
The many friends OF Miss Rather
inc Young will be pleased to know
that she is pledged to the Delta
Gamma society at the University Of
Washington where she is attending
school this year.
Mrs. Frank Meek and Mrs f. ].
Robb entertained with a bridge tea
Tuesday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs Robb on North Kimball Ave.
There were eleven tables. Mrs Fred
Lilly was awarded the prize for high
score. Roses decorated the dining
room and the late fall flowers OF the
yellow and blue colors were used for
other decorations.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-10-10
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to express our thanks for
the many kindnesses shown during
the sickness and death OF our dear
boy. also for the beautiful flowers.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Beck
and family.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-10-10

J. Z. Simpson. travelling salesman
for the Blake McFall Paper Co. was
a business visitor in this city Wednes-
day afternoon.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-10-10
IDAHO GOES FOR COOLIDGE
(Conrinued from First Page

committee on education and domin-
ant figure in the committee on foreign
relations. When he speaks on public
affairs his voice carries beyond the
confines OF the nation. II is heard
81 ..r,~fI
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RITES FOR J. w. DYRE.
Friend of Students at Bliss School
EuloSiZed for Servicac

Funeral services were held at the
Iakoma Park Presbyterian Church at
o'clock yesterday afternoon for
James W. Dyre, fifty-six years old,
connected with the Bliss Electrical
school, and affectionately known
among the students there as DADDY"
who died Friday at his home. Sic
Butternut street. Takoma Park, after
an Illness Of five weeks
The pallbearers. representing the
Masonic fratrnity. odd Fellows. the
church and its Sunday school and
Takoma Park Citizens Association.
were Z. V. Crittenden. f. W. Bond.
John f. Brown. Duncan Stewart. Will
liam l.. King and ". +. Mattinglv.
RcT. Thomas C. Clark oniciated
Prof. Louis u. Bliss joined the pastor
N eul"gizing Mr.. Dyre. Mrs Ger
tTud" Dana Brockway sang Rev T.
\. Lambert Of the Emory NJ L.
church Of Rrghtwood said prayers
lnterment was in Oak Hill cemetery
The Bliss Electrical school was
closed all day in memory of Mr.. Dyre.
who during his services there had
helped organize glce clubs and in
other ways been of aid TO the student
body. Mr.. Dyre was a member of
Takoma Lodge, No. % f A. 4. NJ.
and Eastern Lodge. l. o. o. F.
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D. w. EDELIN, DEAD;
FUNERAL TOMORROW
Drafting Division Chief of Patent
Office Succumbs Yesterday at
Garfield Hospital.
MASONIC FUNERAL PLANNED
Temple-Noyes Lodge Will Conduct
Rites at Grave.

Daniel Whiting Edelin,. chief Of the
drafting division OF the United States
patent office, and connected with that
Office for forty-two years died at 4;3O
o'clock yesterday afternoon at Car
field Hospital after an illness Of about
two months.
4 native of Prince Georges county,
Md. where he was born January "a,
1868. Mr.. Edelin spent most of his
life IN this city, being prominent and
popular in official. fraternal and social
positions. He was grandson Of the
late Col. James n. Edelin,, United
States Marine Corps. end the son of
the late Col. II. Boyd Edelin and lSa-
bella Whiting Itdelin.
Mr. Edelin is survived by his wife,
Mrs. Hattie A. Edelin,: Mrs. Isabelle
Lewis, a daughter; Alden Boyd Ede-
lin, q son; Mrs. Mary f. Grimeley
and j. y. EdeIin, a brother.
The deceased was an active and
enthusiastic member OF Temple Noyes
Lodge. No. 81. +. \. A. NJ, and of
Mount Pleasant Chapter, No. IS. r.
4. NJ He rarely, if ever failed to
attend "A meeting of the lodge.
Mr.. Edelin OF late years resided at
the Biltmore. 18TH and Fillmore
streets. Funeral services viii be held
St. Stephens Episcopal Church, 3017
14th street Rev. DIR. George f. Dud-
ley. the rector officiating. 1nterment
will be in congressional cemetery.
Temple NoycS Lodge will take
charge. following the services at the
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$4,000 ASKED HERE
BY SALVATION ARMY

the Salvation Army in the District of
Columbia tomorrow will launch a cam
paign for $4,000. an amount deter
mined by the advisory board as neces-
sary to meet the annual expenses.
The board. which is composed of prom
inent Washingtonians, declared today
not a cent will be wasted" 1t "voucheS
for the fact that the Salvation Army
really needs the aid of the citizens Of
the District of Columbia and cites the
following examples ttwo out OF hun
dredS of emergency cases. coming before
the Washington branch of the Army
each year:
The health Of a worker failed he had
mortgaged his home, using the money
to seek a cure for his illness. Desperate
j. i'll. he was unable to provide for his
wife and two children. a call was made
upon the salvation Army. and now the
organization iS caring for the family
Coal clothes and food are provided each
week. and the end Is not in sight. The
family must have aid.
A boy ran away from lis home III
North Carolina. The boy. in Wash
ington. associated with diSreputab bl Q
companions and was arrested in Il
second hand store where the nroprie-
tor was killed during a quarrel. The
boys were given trial and convict ed.
The mother of the lad, having no
Jail She asked the Salvation Army
30 take charge Of him as far as pos
Sible. This tn" organization has done.
workers visiting him and Offering
what consolation was possible under
the circum stances"
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II VIOLENT DEATHS
IN D. C. TO MARCH 81
Nineteen Traffic Fatalities Were
Reported in First Quarter
of Year.
TWENTY SUICIDES RECORDED
Homicides and Other Causes Are
Assigned by Officials.

Seyenty-Seven violent deaths were
recorded in this city during the quar-
ter ended March 81. Five traffic ia
talities occurred in the first month of
the quarter, the driver of one car be-
ing held for the grand jury, and there
were two homicides, one involving the
killing by policeman in line OF duty
and the other involving the killing of
q patient in ST. Eliza beth's Hospital
The former was reported as case of
justifiable homicide, while the latter
was recorded as one of accidental
homicide. There were seven fatal ac-
cidents not connected with traffic and
five suicides.
In February the traffic fatalities
numbered seven, one driver being
held for the action of the grand jury
There were ten other accidental
deaths, two homicides and six sui
cides. One of the February homicides
was recorded as justifiable, involv-
ing the killing of man by police
man in line of duty.
Six homicides occurred in March,
one of them being a case Of infanti-
eide, the mother of the infant taking
her own life. Seven fatal traffic ac-
cidentS occurred in March. one driver
being held for the grand jury, There
were ten other fatal accidents re-
corded and nine instances of sdlcide.
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Deaths.

TAYLOR. Departed this life March 81 1921
JOHN BUCK TAYLOR, beloved husband OF
lszora Taylor lie leaves to mourn her loss
beloved wife, Iszora Taylor; residence, s25
26th ST. NV. Funeral from Union Wesley
a. II. +. Church 23rd ST. between L and NJ
sts. NV, at l o'clock Thursday, April 3.
TAYLOR. All officers and members Of Daniel
j. Webster Lodge No. I049S, G. U, o. OF
o. r.. are notified 10 attend call meeting
at Odd Fellows HaH 1906 ST. NV.
"Wednesday April 2, 1924, at 1880 pm. TO
arrange for the funeral OF Brother JOHN u.
TAYLOR. WILLIAM j. PROCTOR, y. G..
WILLIAM II. BOLDEN, =. S.
THOMAS. Monday. March 81, 1924 at Ais
O'Clock, at her residence, 1923 Donaldson
place NV. TenIeytoBn, d. c, FKNToS
ELIZABETH, wife of the late Ethelbert
Thomas and devoted mother Of Mabel +. and
Mary Thomas. Notice Of funeral later.
ZUBERAEo. Tuesday April / 1924, at Gar
field Hospital, ROBERT H. beloved husband
Of Berthe M. Znbcrano. Funeral from his
late residence, 1o22 lStH -. w. Thurs
DAY, April ;, at 7. n. Relatives and friends
invited. Interment Prospect HiII cemetery. :
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Deaths.

BAUER. Monday. March 81, 1924. at the resi-
dence of her son, ~ ST. ne. MARTHA
resting at the W W Deal funeral home. SIG
IL St ne. Interment Thursday afternoon
at I,oudon Park cemetery. Baltimore. Md
DOUGLAS. Saturday. March 20. 1929. at ~
late Joseph K. Douglas Remains b.
seen at Hurhorst funeral par!ors.' 5ol East
Capitol ST.. until $50 am. Wednesday.
Services will be held at the Church Of Tie
Atonement at Cheltenham. Md. on Wcdnes-
day, April at II am. InterInent Chel-
t"nham, Md baltimore papers please
DwYER. Monday. March 81. 1924 at George
town University Hospital. Mrs. II. Il.
DWYER, lifelong resident of Rockville, Nd.
Funeral services will be held at the Rock
vile Christian Church. April >. at pm.
Interment in Rockville Union cemetery.
ECKLoFF. Sunday. March 80. 1924. at her
daughter of the late Joseph Il aud Cath
arne V. Ecklof. Funeral "Wednesday morn
ing. AIril ., o'clock. Friends and rela-
tives invited TO requiem mass. At ST. Alloy
siuS Church Private iniermeut in Nj.
0liyet cemetery. No flowers /"
EDELIN,. Monday, March 81 1924. DANIEL
,Edelin. Funeral services at ST. stephen
Episcopal Church, l4th aud Columbia road
NV, Wednesday, April pm. Inter
ment private. Congressional cemetery.
EDWARDS. Departed this life Tuesday April
], 1924, at $40 am. at Lincoln Hospital.
New York, BENJAMIN II. EDWARDS. No
GILL. Sunday. March 80. 1924 at National
Soldiers Home. Va, CHARLES H.. aged
So years. Funeral from 1872 Morse st. ne
Thursday, April 3. at 10 am. lntermcnt
Arlington cemetery. 2@
JOHNSON. Departed this life Saturday
March -, 1924, VICTORIA JOHNSON. She
leaves TO mourn nieceS, nephewS and Il
host Of friends. Funeral will be- held from
her residence, at 134 Pierce ST. ct. NV,
bet. y. J. ave. and 1st ST., Pierce and l.
sts. Wednesday. April =. at = pm. All rel
atives and friends are invited
DONE BY THE FAMILY.
JONAS. March 81, 1924. at the Georgetown
Hospital ALINE GIBBS. beloved wife OF
Charles III. Jonas and sister of George Gibbs
of Philadelphia, Pa. Funeral services at
Gawler's. 1880 Pennsylvania ave. Wednes-
day. April ,. at pm. lnterment private
MACKINSoN. Monday, March 81. 1924,
ELIZA MACKISSON. Funeral at Baltmore
Md Interment GIenwood cemetery, Wash
ington, ID. c., Wednesday, April =, at t:4J
RICHARDS. March 81. 1924, Garfield Memo
rial Hospital, LILLIAN. wife of Prof.
Robert H. Richards of Jamaica Piaini
Mass. Funeral in Boston Thursday after
noon, April 3.
RUBENsTEIN. Suddenly LOUIS RUBEN-
STEIN OF Seattle, Wash. formerly Of
Washington, ID. c., brother of Elias Ruben
stein and Esther Senneborn.
SMITH. Passed into eternal rest March 81.
1sSt 4S MD 6ESJAS J. Of SMITH
Smith; devoted father of Maggie +. John
son, Josephine Cooper, Beverly BrOwnson
Emma Elizabeth Smith of this city; Clar-
ence F. Smith of Wayne, Pa; Bessie Strange
of Asbury Park n. j.: Sarah Curry, Rridge-
wood, N. j.; Edward Smith, Baltimore. Md.
Grant, Morris, Simon, Charley, Theorda and
Dorothy Smith of Rockville Md Notice of
funeral hereafter.
sPRIGGs. Tuesday. April 1. 1924, sos. G ST.
Sc. AMELIA SPRIGGS. Notice of funeral
hereafter.
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THE WEATHER

District OF Columbia-Snow. prob
ably mixed with Sleet and rain, this
afternoon and tonight; freezing tenn
pcrature tonight; tomorrow fair and
slightly warmer: fresh northeast and
east winds, shifting to westerly to-
night.
Maryland-Snow sleet and rain
this afternoon and tonight: tomorrow
generally fair and slightly warmer:
strong northeast and east winds on
the coast, shifting to westerly late to-
night.
Virginia-Cloudy tonight. probably
snow mixed with sleet and rain in
north portion, colder in southeast por-
ton tonight: tomorrow fair and
warmer; strong east, shifting TO
northwest winds
West Virginia-Local SHOWS tonight,
colder in northeast portion; tomorrow
fair and slightly warmer.
Records for Twenty-Four Hours.
Thermometer--4 pm. As; S pm, As.
II midnight, 40: 1 am. SO: S am. 81 !:
noon. II.
Barometer-4 pm. 1910: 8 pm.
30.l5: 12 midnight, 30.1S; am, 3O.1S;
am. 30.l3; noon, 5000.
Highest temperature, 48, occurred
at 30 pm. March 81.
Lowest temperature, 81, occurred at
> am. April /.
Temperature same date last year
Highest, 3S: lowest, Is.
Condition of the Water.
Temperature and condition of the
water at 3 am: Great FallS-Tem-
perature, A; condition. very muddy.
Tide Tables.
FURNISHED by United States coast and
geodetic surveyD
Today-Low tide. 1910 am. and
1894 pm; high tide, 6:06 am and
"a pm.
Tomorrow-Low tide, 1851 am. and
Il % pm; high tide, 6:53 am. and 1920
pm.
The sun and Moon.
Today-Sun rose, 5:54 am; sun sets,
6:3l PIN.
Tomorrow-Sun rises, 5:52 am: sun
sets. 6:35 pm.
Moon rises, 4:3S am; sets. 4:05 pm.
Automobile lamps to be lighted one
half hour after sunset
Weather in Various Cities.
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church, and conduct the burial, in
accordance with Masonic custom.
John j. BOobar, the master, has
called special communication Of the
lodge for ! o'clock tomorrow after
noon in lodgeroom No. ., Masonic
temple, 18th street and New York
avenue. John 6. Hodges, high priest
of Mount Pleasant chapter. will at
tend the funeral as official reprA.
sentative OF the chapter
The pallbearers will be Adolph
1uge, Ralph T. Barnard, Joshua Il
nallahan. w. W. Bowie and Charles
!. Clag"tt, all members of Temple
NoEes Lodge. and Charles J. O'NrlIl
past grand master of MaSons, who
was = close personal friend Of the
ueceaSed during most of his career in
Washington.
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Scholarship Tests June 16.

Competitive examinations will be
held the week Of June l6 to determine
the award Of the scholarship estab-
lished at the University of Pennsyl-
Tania IL 1920 by Department No 3
Of the Pennsylvania RoaIroad Won
ans Division for War Relief The
scholarship is open to children OF
present or dead employees Of the
freight traffic department of the rail-
road and the sons and daughters of
members of Department g.
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ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES.
TODAY.

TODAY.
The Columbian Women will hold a
business meeting, $50 O'Clock, at 1435
* street.
League of American Per Women-
book review from 4 to 6 will be
given at the clubhouse. 1922 II street.
Novels will he reviewed by Mrs. Mil
ton Reed. Dr. Mary Meek Atkeson
and Mrs. Virginia King Frye. Mrs. Ii.
s Mulliken. chairman, will broadcast,
at 4 O'Clock, from station WRC,
when Geronimo Rode"
The patriotic education committee
D. A. r., will meet, beginning 2:30
o'clock, at the home Of Mrs. Grant
Chase, ll16 18th street. Judge kath-
ryn Sellers will speak.
TONIGHT
Columbia Heights Citizens Asso-
citation will meet at st. stephens $
Hall. Senator Howell of Nebraska
will speak from his experience in
Omaha. as city engineer and general
manager Of the public utilities.
Nomination of officers for election.
National Capital Dental Society will
meet. o'clock, in G. w. H. Medical
School
Society OF American Bacteriologists
will meet. & o'clock, at Naval Medi
cal School. Election of officers.
Auxiliary home board of william
F. Hunt Chapter, o. f. S.. will give 4
poverty party at home OF Walter +.
Grow. 1911 Kenyon street. Frater-
nifty invited.
Brightwood Parent-Teacher Asso-
citation will meet in Brightwood
SphooI 'TaIanbnpe demo rat ion.
The Home and school Association
of Maury School viii meet in Ep-
worth NJ. +. Church. Speakers: Sen
ator Ferris Of Michigan and Capt
Peyser of the hoard of education.
The Independent Moses Montetiore
Lodge. No. 23S. Progressive order Of
the West, will give its fourth annual
dance, S:15 o'clock, at Odd Fellows
Hall. Special musical numbers, or
chestra and drum corps Of Costello
Post.
Congress Heights citizens Associa-
Heights Baptist Church. Speakers:
senator Magnus Johnson, Represent
ative John c. Ketcham, John ]. Nc
Swain and Representative Clarence
j. Mcleod. Entertainment.
Harold i. Dickens will give an il
Illustrated lecture on a Trip Across
the Pond and Return" o'clock. at II
Street Christian Church.
The quartermaster general of the
Army, Mai: Gen. W. II. Hart, will ad-
dress the Quartermaster's Unit, Or
ganized Reserves, s o'clock. at I4th
and + streets Mai. Troup Miller will
speak on divisional supply" Lieut..
col. John Scott. instructor on winter
PIattsburg course. will outline future
studies. All organized reserves in
vited
The Iowa Society viii ceIebrs t.,
April FOOLS day at PauScher's. The
honor guests and speakers will be
Representative Cyrenus Cole ana
Representative ". D. Boise. Musical
program and dancing.
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CARDS of 0hanks.

COLLINS. We wish 10 express our sincere
appreciation to relatives. friends ana
the KailstUn u. OF \. for their sympathy
and tSaautiful floral tributes the ncra-
son Of the death of our father LEWIS J.
COLLINS. TIE FAMILY.
MASON. We wish to express our sincere ap-
probation and Kindness our Hei"hbors and
many friends during the illness Of de
voted mother. ANNA +. MASON. and for
the beautiful floral tributes at her death.
HER CHILDREN
WILLIAMS. We wish t" express our sincere
appreciation to many friends for the
beautiful flowers and expressions Of sym
patty during the illness and death Of
beloved daughter. BEATRICE l.. VII
IIAMS.
HER PARENTS. EUGENE \. AND MARY
l.. WILLIAMS
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Noted Sportsman Dies.

AIKEN, S. c.. April 1.-Ganson q.
Depew. assistant federal attorney of
Buffalo. y. Y. and noted poloist and
sportsman, died tonight at the Aiken
Hospital. Mr. DeDew was stricken with
acute appendicitis last ThurSday
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Y. W. c. A. Director Buried.

MONTREAL, April 1-Funeral serv-
ices for DR.. Anna Louise Brown. di-
rector Of the National Board of the
y. W. G. A. Associations, New York,
who died al Toronto ON Saturday. were
held yesterday.
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birth.

CARTER. Mr. and Mrs Lloyd Moore an
nouuce the birth of son. sunday March
30. 1921. at Garfield Hospital.
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rhe annual ,moktr of thc fre,hn,an

Saturday, $50 pm, at Blue Triangle.
2Oth and r streets Proceeds for work
among ,E-scrvicc men in hospitals
Evening star., 1924-04-01
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

Catch Powers of kentucky will
speak Of "Congressional Investiga-
tjorS" At the Wapiya luncheon tcmor-
row. I2:4J pm, at the University Club
The board Of education will meet
tomorrow. $50 pm. at Franklin
school
THe Young Italians Club will hold
a special meeting tomorrow al han
Of Church Of the Immaculate ConC-p-
tion. sth and \ streets.
The Cheer-O Club will give 4 dance
$40 pm, at Blue Triangle.
2Gth and streets Proceeds for WORK
among cE-ServICc men in hospitals.
The annual smoker of the fre>hman
class. George Washington IniyerSit it<.
will be held Friday, $40 pm. AT Uni
versity Club. Addresses Will be mad
~ Assistant Secretary of Labor Hen
ming, Representative Manlove, Dean
Van Week and Prof. Collier
Lincoln Post will meet tomorrow. =
pm, in Grand Army Hail.
Rho Beta Chapter. Mu Phi Epsilon.
Will give Il concert Friday. S:l5 pm.
at Emmanuel Baptist Church. Mrs.
Weldon Carter. violinist, will assist.
Public invited.
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The patriotic education committee
j. A. r., will meet, beginning 2:jO
o'clock, at the home Of Mrs. Grant
Chase, 1l16 18th street. Judge Kath-
ryn Sellers win speak.
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special meeting tomorrow al hall
Of Church "f the Immaculate Concep-
tion, sIh and \ streets
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National Capital Dental Society will
meet. s o'clock, in G. w. u. Medical
School.
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TONIGHT

Columbia Heights Citizens Asso-
citation will meet at st. stephens $
Hall. Senator Howell Of Nebraska
will speak from his experience in
Omaha. as city engineer and general
manager Of the public utilities.
Nomination of officers for election.
Evening star., 1924-04-01

TODAY.
The Columbian Women will hold a
business meeting, 80 O'Clock, at 1435
X street.
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Society Of American Bacteriologists
will meet. o'clock, at Naval Medi-
cal School Election of officers.
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THe Young Italians Club will hold

The hoard 0f educatiOn VIII met.I
tomorrow. $50 pm. at Franklin
school
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4n MHn1nrldn1.

BRADLEY. In sad and loving remembrance
of SALLlE YOUNG BRADLEY, VINO de
parted this life two years ago today. April
/. 1872.
Some may think you are forgotten.
But never shau you he
Tor as long as God gives me Life
Will always think OF thee
Evening star., 1924-04-01

Lincoln Post viii meet tomorrow.
pm. in Grand Army Hail.
Evening star., 1924-04-01

Auxiliary home board of william
F. Hunt Chapter, Q. f. S., will give
poverty party at home OF Walter +.
nitV invited