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Evening star., 1925-11-12

Civilization All members Of engl-
neerinS organizations invited.
WOmen's Alliance, All Souls Uni
tartan Church, will meet tomorrow, IL
am. Mrs. u. G.. b. Pierce will speak
on "Women's Work for the Expansion
of Liberal Religious Faith Here and
Abroad" Luncheon at l pm.
The Stearns Bible class will meet
tomorrow, l pm, in Mount Vernon
NJ. e. Church, with DIR, X. b. Moomaw
in charge.
The German American Soccer Foot
Ball Club will give its first masquer
ade ball of the season Saturday, at
the Concord Club, 314 G street. Honors
for the best masked groups, pairs and
individuals.
The District Sons of the American
Revolution will meet November is. 8
pm, at the La Fayette Hotel. DR..
J. Stanley Durkee will speak. Music
and buffet supper.
DIR. Louis j. SchwefeI will give the
second of a series of talks at the
Sixth Street Synagogue tomorrow
night. Subject, rs Peace Any
Nearer"
Cosmos CIub-There will be a lee
ture by DIR. II. S. Washington on Vol
canic Eruptions," illustrated by Ian
tern slides showing the Santerini erup-
ton of 1925, in the assembly hail, Mon
day, $50 pm. Members are invited
to bring ladies, using Cameron House
entrance.
The annual meeting of the Council
Evening star., 1925-11-12

light camp fire party in the woods
of Virginia. Bring something to
roast. Meet at Chain Bridge, 7:45
o'clock
Arthur p. Buck will lecture at
Unity Auditorium. 1926 l rtreet, 8
o'clock. Subject: "If Thine Eye Be
Single"
The Tivoli Pastime Club will have
a dance, 9 o'clock, in private ball
room of the Arcade. Visitors wei
come.
The Chemical Society will meet at
Cosmos Club. Sis o'clock Annual
election of officers and brief talks
by w. Blum, T.. Wichers, NJ. S.
Dadollet, f. w. SchwartZe. w. NJ.
Clark. NJ. y. Sullivan, +. Elvove, T..
d. Crittenden and T.. c. White.
The second free lecture under
auspices of the Sodality Union in
Evening star., 1925-11-12
ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES.
TONIGHT,

The Sergt Jasper Post, No. 13,
American Legion, will meet, S:15
o'clock. at City Club. Nomination of
officers
Evening star., 1925-11-12

Law of Our Destiny" will be the
subject of a lecture. S:15 O'Clock, at
United Lodge of Theosophists. 1871
X street. All welcome.
Evening star., 1925-11-12

The National Fellowship Club will
hs We a dance in rose room of Hotel
Washington. Visitors welcome.
Red Triangle Outing Club: Noon
Evening star., 1925-11-12
LOST


BRACELET, gold. somewhere between 1lth
! and y ! ave. and l4th and s.w set
,I TIth M, ,di,aamopd Finder please call Frank
DoGE7Biack. tan paws; breed unknown. re
-, ,s PoAo. ~; pet OF inyalid and child
EARRING pendant with green stones. Mon
DAY evening. probably near National Theater
Reward Z returned 10 1927 l9th st NV
FUNERAL RUG. gray. on Connecticut ave
na'inn hetween chseyy Chase and Conn. Ave Bridge
Idesday. Reward 4 returned to owner. 0.
b Jenkins. sos 10th st. NY. I3.
tiiEE-DOLLAR BILLS. two. Call Adams
CLASSES ,paIr Of. in case p A St John.
Yon IL " Tal%ren Rlmr Idi Iith and 4 and 9th and
aaTd var i's''''' 1'ff "'h ST. NV. ke-
GLASSES. at chrysanthcmum show. Wednes.
44g R-.r eyenns y rjaa Prone H. Wmslow Main 2os2.
HANDBAG black between North Capitol st
I14 bureau Of Engraving. reward. North
NIGHT DOC. uinte old red tIclIod and red
I sp"tted, near Bowie race track. Saturday
hhHnt. N,2iEsn,H.er Notify Eddward Mark
PACKAGE. containing material for a dozen
B bT5tlnd%elch,leis l, IS EAST ga5r Masonic Temple.
PIN. Phi SIGMA Kappa. IeweIed with euer-
nd, ads and a. I pearls: reward Phone Main 1880.
day nAht: liberal reward. Return $500 ;}gth
-. nv. No questions asked
PUPPY hTlndle rairu terrier. female. no col
lar. missing since Tuesday. reward. Mrs g
p Tarleton 1916 Eve 81. NV. l3.
..OCKETBOOK-Dark brown. sunday: ini-
tials j. M. containing check and money
amounting to about sos. Call Col. 1926.
RING marauise shaped. set with diamonds
Reward If returned to Apt. :. 5000 Connect
cut ave. l3'
SCARF. navy blue. knitted wool Wednesday
morning: CeKc; g.. - West Klrke St,
Chevy Chase. Md.
SILK STOCKINGS. pair. maroon. on F St
Cali Col 1000. Apt sos.
WATCH. EIgn. white gold with leather
strap. Tuesday morning between and q
Mrs. NJ. X. CARPENTER. No. s West VirgIlia
81. Chew Chase. Nd. .Cleye. 1I63 Reward
WATCH gold. Iadys initials L c." Flor
ida ave. near +th st. NV. Reward Mrs.
/. Carroll. 1923 Fla. ave. NV. Col l43s-W
WRIST WATCH silver initials r. H. X;
Monday morning: finder rewarded. Apply
Autometer l4l1 EeW York ave. NV. I2.
BAR PIN-DIAMOND.
3 inches: vicinity chrysanthemum show
National IheateF or 18th and Col. rd Mon
day. Reward. Adams l570-J. or address
DOG-Beagle dog lost or stray
ed from Friendship Wednesday
afternoon; $40 reward. Tele-
phone Cleveland SO.
Evening star., 1925-11-12

DOG-Beagle dog lost or stray
ed from Friendship Wednesday
afternoon; $40 reward. Tele-
phone Cleveland So.
Evening star., 1925-11-12

The second free lecture under
auspices of the Sodality Union in
Evening star., 1925-11-12

y ITO H'V'TTIV dUIE, vi EdIIfLtU UN HI !.
Jane B. Coates, will meet tomorrow.
pm, a the Playhouse. Linn A. T..
Gale will speak on Are the Planets
Inhabited or Capable Of SO Being?"
Evening star., 1925-11-12

The Big Sisters of the District of Co
lumbia will meet tomorrow, pm,
at st. Patrick's S rectory.
Evening star., 1925-11-12

The annual meeting of the Council
Evening star., 1925-11-12

The Catholic Daughters of America
will give dance tomorrow, $50 pm,
at community house, COL T. street.
Evening star., 1925-11-12

Civilization" All members Of engl-
neerinS organizations invited.
Evening star., 1925-11-12
District Council. LOYAL Ladies of tn
Inity Chapter. No. 20. %. E. s.. will

Royal ArCanum, will meet tomorrow
pm. at Pythian Temple. Class in
itiation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-30
Dads Understands Make
Good Sweaters for Son

4 TALL oyrrslgrl man. Who rr.
4 fused 60 dlyuIsr his name or add
dress vas purchasing himself b pair
~ wooden understands in q depart
mrnt store White making nual
decision hc gradually unralicd bis
troubles
ION account uf rheumatism 4 tsfr
to wear heavy vocation shirts Iu tho
winter Dee DouutrI TO tbc salesman.
"i-Put away two or three Food ongr
.asl spuns Wbgn ihr cold fuHny
weather came un. nay wife could not
'ogstr my winter uuderhirts That
nigh,. after mN oldest boy had come
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-30
~" BABY CLINIC
Students and Physicians
Conduct Service

THE We'll Baby clinic ur child
Nutrition Service OF the University
Invites mothers Go bring babies Tor
examination 90 room sls Home Eco.
uomios building. University campus.
Wednesday, from 9 10 . .. IN
Iabirs are weighed. measured.
E.Nrn physical examinations Bud bd.
N0rn uu f,rdinE ia given muthru
The u.nln s moi unh fa babies boat
fnr children from birth 200 o.
nominal charge ~ a. cents De- asked
The clinic b. operated iH CON
h,,lIou with 81 rlsas bag child uuir
ifHr aud wr.sbuE ana measuring
ls done by university students Thr
physical examinations are made bg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-30

lu from some sort OF game he had
been engaging iu I found one OF tho
missing Earments he had D. ON.
ON the hack Was painted tho picture
OF a bear wiIh'o lot of hlyrogNphies
below and some sort or collar had
been attached 10 the shirt
20 learned ihBr the rots sister
had made The ,niI8r Uul have not
been able 10 Io,atr the artist I
shall NOT De- surprised Goo see the girl
show zap wearing the other shirt dis.
suisrd with Btllcsnakr between
the shoulders"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-30
Nations Going to Dogs
Fast, Says Mr.. Sunday,
in q Running MterUieW

THCAGO. oct so Elliy Sun
" da1. The two listed "yaugsl.
lrl. stopped or la Chicago Thurs
day just long enough 10 Wulimbsr
= few hot sHpIs ou crime. 9.o.
hIDilion, religion ara divorce
Ia running Interview from
one train fo another Iu the ia
ion station. sunday d'.Hrr0
America going t1 ihr dogs
80 fart ihHf sHrs breaking the
speed limit
There mover wHv "a lime when
there was M little respect fpr
che laws % God Bui man
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-30
Dean Howard Lewis
to Give Addresses

Howard T. Lewis, dean OF the
college Of business administration
~ the University Of Washington.
will speak in Tacoma and Auburn
saturday The Kiwanis club OF
Nuburn will be his host in the even.
ng and the Washington Education
association, converting at Tacoma,
Aas placed Lewis on Its afternoon
program.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-30
THREAT ON LIFE
Boston Mayor Candidate
Says Two Men Fired at Him

BOsTos or so-By q PJ Or.
Walter 'McGauIoy. Jamaica Plains
dentist, and one Of the seven 4su.o-
cratic candidates Tor mayor N Bos-
Ton. reported no the police early To-
dag that On attempt had been nsds
TO take bis lie,
Ilr raId fwo men fired shots II
him ae br Ha entering me garaza
boo tHr Irar ~ HH home
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-30

"lsUsrnsar Of aII kinds drink
Ing divorce. everything ia ram
pant
YOU can no more repeal pro-
nlb,uOn than you can dam
Niagara
'b0lrheyiHm Ipcrmau ph.I0H
uphIea and G01lesFnesE Hrr at
tHr root uf most Of the l"
SUNDAY came boz from Oregon.
where Doe has finished cam
paiEu Of evangelism Five min.
uie7 later be was aboard train
for hIs old home ul winona
Lake. Indiana.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-30

In Arthur wade and Doctor dim.
stead
Niles Martha kurm started tho
clinic about five yrsFs aEu. and %
Be- primarily for the purpose OF
b'rrns children we'll An average
or go babies visit the clinic every
"wednesday aud q total Of lois
Tables were examined last year
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-30
Man Is Sentenced
as Dog Poisoner

Accused ~ kiCnnE a package of
meat containing HtDohHino into "a
li'pton street, D. - Davis, Koutou
harness maker was sentenced Go
serve Eis months iu the county hu
Dos Judge . g. Dalton. THURSDAY.
Tor bring "a dog pnlsousr Davis
filed notice ~ appeal 10 the sups.
rior court ana nlsd $3.50 bond Tor
his liberty pending a jury trial
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-30
CEN. ANDREWS
AND POLITICS
How Is He Going TO Come
Out in Prohi Appointments?
SENATORS OPPOSE HIM
Democrats Consider Ohio
Governor as Nominee
SENATORS OPPOSE HIM
nv PAU r. MNILnN

IN cited Press N.fti h..f.
IlTAsalNGrON. uy. -o Gas T.
w Pillow far man msY go n
>hunninE politics iu MashOHgtop is
illustrated hy tho case 90 Assistant
Secrrtary 90 shy Treasury Andrews,
new director Of prohibition enforce
luent
Andrews went into his proposed
reorganization % the old enforce
neut agencies with the vim OF youth.
lie had IDEAS as TO how prohibition
,euld best be enforced and he be
Heyed the first requirement should
8. that senators and congressman
h. relieved OF the privilege OF app
po,ntinr their political hcnehmen To
enforcement Office Men of charae-
ter. like army Officers who hau
AVOIDED politics and perfected DIS
e.pune. should enforce The Ia" u 81
vas 10 be enforced. he protcssed.
Congress smiled, Before it had
seen new administrative officers come
into Office with that view. Always
it-had seen them change their minds
atter a few months oNpeuence-and
most times OF their own initiative
without a sQuawk,
Andrews. however surprised them
by not only telling the newspaper
men he was going 10 keep politics out
~ prohibition. put by actually max
ing preliminary appointments as he
desired.
Everyone knows that massive
political machine can be kept In run
ming order only when the orEauiEl-
ion IS kept intact from the lowest
fourth class postmaster 20 the high
est cabinet officer
Senators and congressman began
calling on Andrews. Finally he re-
ceived an open protest from Senator
Harreld. republican. Oklahoma. Har-
r.ld len the frank impression that
the republican organization in this
state would be materially injured u
she right man for the Job could not
he found in republican ranks.
How It comes out remains 20 be
seen.
TT costs plenty Of money 10 con
L duet a campaign In New York
city. A report filed by the Walker
Berry Tammany ticket after the re-
cent democratic primaries there,
showed that Tammany received con-
iributions totaling si62.i74. and eS-
p.nded si35.li3 OF that sum in beat
ing Mayor Hylan for the nomination
FOR mayor, Hylan spent s9i.lss.
Tho republican candidate. Frank n.
Waterman. spent virtually nothing
because he had no fight on his
hands
ATATiONAL democrats are begin
Y ming TO consider Gov. Vic poaa hcy
~ Ohio rs a prospective candidate for
,bc next democrats presidential
nomination. whose activities bear
Watching. Recent United Press dts
patches from Columbus. Ohio. set
ting forth Donahey's claims, have
stirred up considerable editorial com
ment. which has been called 10 the
attention OF democratic leaders in
congress His feat in olecting him
self as democratic governor By 300.-
600. while Mr.. Coolidge was sweeping
the state for the entire republican
ticket By 100000 is being widely
recognized
"Undoubtedly he is stronger In
ohio than any other democrat in any
other state" Senator Key Pttman.
adviser OF John w Davis, said pri-
safely recently.
International., 1925-12-20
" "rlnerrv Christmas
BY James E. Hungerford,

Giving to others in life a fresh
start;
Courage to try again-and
brave heart.
Helping the helpless, and cheer
ing the strong
Gifts from above to humanity's
throngl
Chr 'stmas is coming with blessings
untold
Rarer than gifts o. mere silver
md gold:
Giving us happiness, helpfulness,
hone ~~a*s- .'ssf So @@''e '''.'r
As in the darkness we stumble
and grope: &*s' atfs. { ~
Giving us gifts o. contentment and
cheer asSsas a*ss8r ~
Setting us free from the bondage
% fear; .-ez v.
Christmas is coming-and so,
feliowmen.
Here's wishing Won all a merry
Christmas again!
International., 1925-12-20

CHRISTMAS is coming to bless
US again,
Bringing it's bounty O. blessings
to men!
Wiping out worries and troubles
and frets; ~
Routing the "past,' with its futile
regrets"
Blotting out memories, tragic and
drear-
Filling our hearts with the magic
o. cheer!
Giving us gifts from the Giver
Greatest O. which is the Spirit O.
love!
al "a 49, fxA4 ri
Christmas is coming to wipe away
caro-, ~
Bringing rich blessings for man.
kind to share; ss
Giving to. some O. us gifts o.
sweet, peace. hss "a III
And from our troubles and sor-
rows, surcease;
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-08-24

years old. He came to Beech
Grove last spring from Delphi,
Ind. his first charge. His home
was Oxford, Ind, and he was a
student of Drake University, La.
Services In School
The congregation is holding SER
vices in the school.
we crowded 'em out of the
basement" said the Rev. Lester.
For Easter services 256 people
We're present, and the old base
ment wasn't big enough. SO we
just had to start building.
"a growing church is a growing
community, that is our motto"
said the young leader, who thinks
Beech Grove is an up and
conner"
To Lay Corner Stone
The completed building counting
real estate and everything. will
cost between $S5, 900 and $4,000,
according to the pastor. The
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-08-24

The hospital grounds Were later
increased by buying five acres more.
One of the show places of Beech
Grove is the sunken flower garden
Of the institution.
1926 will see the addition of two
new wings to the hospital, each with
a capacity of fifty beds, thus doub-
ling the size of the institution. (
The hospital is located on perhaps
the highest point Of land in Indian
apolis or it's suburbs. Water drains
in four directions from the building.
The ascent from the Union Station
is so steep that the Big Four Rail
road, which passes near, has to use
a pusher engine to boost its freights
up the hill.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-08-24
HOSPITAL AT
Beech GROVE
BUILT IN 1914
Sisters of St. Francis
Started Movement in
1908.

St Francis Hospital was started
in 1908 when the Catholic order of
the Sisters Of st. Francis of the Poor
Of the Perpetual Alteration received
permission to locate in Beech Grove
The mother hospital is the st. Eliza
bt tn, in lafayette, Ind.
Five acres of ground were bought
at Troy Ave. and Sherman DR.. The
present building, with it's capacity
of 100 beds, was started in 1912. The
corner stone was laid in 1913 and
the hospital was dedicated in 1914
Speakers of the occasion were Mayor
Joseph Bell, Governor Samuel Raj
ston and Bishop Chartrand Of the
Indianapolis diocese.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-08-24

After eight years services in
roofed-over basement, the Beech
Grove Christian church this week
started completion of its new
home. The revival of-the building
spirit, which is to result in
beautiful little brick church ready
for use by Christmas. is co-inci-
dent with the arrival Of a new
pastor, the Rev. z. Lester.
The new preacher is only %
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-08-24

full pastor" ''What our people
and churches need today Is reH-
gious education. AS far as having
an adult congregation, I don't
know it, you would think"
The church has two empty lots
beside the building for parson-
age, which will be built later. None
is really needed now, as Rev.
Lester is not married-yet.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-08-24

corner stone laying will take place
some time in September or October
The new church will seat 500 peo-
pie.
ct stress work with the children
and young people," said the youth
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