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Evening star., 1925-11-01
CORPSE FACTORY
TALE TO Be PROBED
British Laborites Predict
Custer of Gen. Charters
From Commons.
By the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, October 31-Four
Labor members of the British Parlia-
ment now in this country today made
known their determination TO dema nd
an investigation Of the story told by
Brig. Gen. j. V. CharteriS concerning
the German corpse factory which Wa
disseminated by the British propa-
"a nda service during the World War
They predicted that such an inveSti
CATION would likely cost the retired
British general his seat in the House
of Commons.
Arthur Henderson. former home
secretary: F.ies Davies. who was his
unuer secretary in the Macdonald
cabinet: Morgan Jones. d Labor whip,
and Rennie smith. all belonging to
the Macdonald. or right wing Oh the
Labor Party, severely criticized the
speech made by Gen. Charteris at a
dinner of the National Arts Club here
on October 90 The former chief of
intelligence in the British army was
reported to have said that the story
that the bodies of German soldiers
were boiled down for fat and fertilizer
was a hoax Of his own invention. The
Labor members characterized the
story as the most abominable thing
we ever heard"
Prior to sailing for Glasgow on
October -. Gen. tharteriS, in state
ment to the Associated Press. de
clared he had been incorrectly quoted
in the reports Of his speech. HE said
his reference to the corpse mill
story was for the express purpose of
empha sizing the principle followed hv
the British: That propa ga nda, 10 be
effective. must he based on truth.
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THE WEATHER

District OF Columbia-Fair, with ris-
Ing temperature today and tomorrow
gentle variable winds.
Maryla with rising tenn
perature today and tomorrow mod
able.
. Virginia-Fair, with rising tempera-
ttire today and tomorrow: moderate to
fresh northeast and east winds.
West Virginia - Fair, with rising
temperature today and tomorrow.
Records for "a Hours.
Midnight, SO: am, 33; am, 80;
am, 81; 8 am. 81; 10 am, SO; II
noon, SO; pm, 80; pm, Al; pm.
SO: pm, "a.
Highest, Al: lowest. 80.
Temperature same date last year
Highest, 60; lowest, 81.
Tide Tables.
FURNISHED by United States Coast and
Geodetic Survey
Today-Low tide. 2:37 am. and PSI
pm: high tide 8:2S "A m and s:44 pm.
3:3o pm; high tide. 9:14 a m. and g:27
pm
The sun and Moon.
Today-Sun rose, 6:34 a m: sun sets,
sos pm.
Tomorrow-Sun rises, G:36 a m: sun
sets, 5:07 pm.
Moon rises. sos pm; sets, 7:17 am.
Automobile lamps to be lighted one
half hour after sunset
In.
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FUNERAL OF ALLIES
AT HOME TOMORROW
Vice Presidents of Riggs National
Bank to Serve as Active
Pallbearers.

The funeral Of Milton f.. Allies,
president Of the Riggs National Bank,
who died Friday at Harper's Ferry.
will he held tomorrow afternoon at
O'Clock Services VIII be conducted
at his home. 1920 I street. by Rev.
Father John A. Culran of Harper s
Ferry Mgr. Edward l.. Buckley of
st. Matthew will assist. The body
was returned to Washington yester-
day.
The active pa'lhaarerS VIII he the
vice presidents OF the institution of
which Mr. Allies vas president. They
are Robert V. fleming. William j.
Father. Charles &. Glover. ir.: Avon
NJ. Nevius. George O. Nass and
Hillaarv g. HoSkinSon.
The board of directors Of the Wash
ington Railway and Electric Co., of
which Mr. Allies was the chairman.
met Yesterday and appointed the fol
lowing committee to represent II at
the funeral: Clarence r. Norment.
William F. Ham and Daniel J. Cal
lahan.
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Dtdtbs.

Arns P!1s rsFy FE,a'1 oSoo's hoN {? s1 is
st. NV. NV. Mondav. Non Seyember >; at ? pm.
Internent private, Rock Creek Cemetery.
BOWMAN. Friday October 80, 1925. at
way Park Lane Va p EkdzABETH kdzaI,a Ean.9si Nh be-
from above residence Monday. November
:. Al p,m, Relative, and friends invited
Cemetery. Arlington County. Va.
BRAGG. Suddenly. Friday. October 80. 1925
JOHN BRAGG sas F3,ers, ,0,s services at his
q s.nd Ffgs. SSI, and ID s,Yes Behs
please copyD
CHILDs. Suddenly. FRIDAY. October 80
ssS HARsi chape Fu9era 2er1h fram capto
st.. Monday at pm. Interment at Con-
gressional Cemetery.
FEIER sa1rda. Ia. oet95er 81 aS at
s.. or NV W.: MAHLoN GkRRIEL FEtLER,
Feon Esmans sl At ths ST. % sdtee ai
hereafter.
GRIGGs. Departed this life, SATURDAY oc,,
Yuma s SARAH r. T., EN,LY H,oS GF!Gss. Isd be
No1e@Der 3 at $50 am. from s., AIMS
and friends invited. Please omit flowers. .
HEINZMANN. October 80; 1928; at Provi-
dence Hospital. KARL w. beloved nus,
band of Sophie R. Heinzmann. Funeral
from, his late residence, 2Os, 18th st. Sc,
Monday, November .. at pm. Rela-
tives and friends invited. Interment Fort
Lincoln Cemetery.
HINTZMAN. Departed this life suddenly
October 81. 1925. at his residence. 312
21st st. NV. CLARENCE. son of Mrs.
Annie Hillery. beloved husband of Lucy
Hintzman and brother of Joseph Duck
ett Funeral from the above residence.
Tuesday November 3. at 2 O'Clock. Rela-
tives and friends invited to attend. %
I-tA
tional Ushere' Union requested to at
tend the funeral of Brother RICHARD
JOHNSON Sunday. November /. 1 30
pm. at Florids Avenue Baptist Church.
MICHAEL LEWIS President. =
KENNEDY; At At Atiantis City: n, j.. oeto-
ter Mrs. Estelle Lightfoot. 400 North
Tennessee. ave. MARIA. beloved wife OF
of Mrs. Elfrida Taylor Mrs, Estelle Light
foot. Mrs. Emma Cardwell ard VII
and Henry Kennedy. Funeral from Nc
CURES undertakin. establishment. 9th and
Westminster sts. Monday. November 2. at
p.n.
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Births Reported.

The following births have been reported
nOur- " ''
Parker ". and Grace V. Smith. bov.
Arthur r and Mary E. DAVIS. girl.
August and Mamie KlippsteiD. boy
Iouis and Ethe, Giles. boy.
John l. and Mary r Morris hoy.
Howard +. and, Mabel G. Pumphrey. hoy
Joseph 3. and Mary NJ Rosenthal boy
Alfred J.. and Eva NJ Haas. hov
Charles T. and Stella r. Nulligan boy
James r. and Elizabeth z. O'DonneH boy
Howard n and Clard Bishop. girl
Elliott L and Ma-garet Thurston. giri
EuEene y. and Metipa Crittcnden. girl
Earl W. and May \ stats girl
BENJAMIN NJ and Anna E. Hedricl boy.
Joseph J. and julia Murphy hoy
Louis F and Martha z. Donaldson boy
Charles r. and Mabel Hurley. girl
Clifford f. and Nsude f Farr girl
Bowie 7: aud Edna " Chew hoy
Ralph w. and Ethel Aazee girl
Henry and Della Lindsay bow
John r. and Rosetta Thomas box
George and Melissa Jones girl
Louis ana F7ith Bell boy
Leroy and Maude Bowman. boy
Evening star., 1925-11-01
QUOTA CLUB ENTERTAlNS.
New Organization of Women Re-
ceives Its Local Charter.

The newly organized Quota Club.
composed Of prominent business
women of the National Capital, and
the sister club of the Rotarians. re-
Ceived its charter last night at a Hal
loNeen meeting attended by fellow
members from the nearby States.
Mrs. John 6. Capers. president OF the
local Quota Club. presided.
W. l.. Radcliffe, president of the
Rotarian Club of the District of Co
lumbia. was the guest of honor Mr.
Radcliffe welcomed the orga anization
OF the women and predicted high sue
cess. Presidents of, various Quota
Clubs in Pennsylvania. Maryland and
Capers.
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Deaths.

sm1s?' S sTs h.reb9 S tSns erdefsd kSsff 10 ss
day. NoVember l 5. 1925. at t0pit0 Il 80 m. at
The temple; for the purpose % attending
J; LUCAS. Service viii be held in Asbury
R. A. PHILLIPS Secretary
LtisAEY. i.., Departed this life October @.
Eusey at 9s h!s Morse ST. nee WIZ
4; LGsKEY. beloved husband Of sarah Z.
aI9sRsy IahIyy vansar fune5as from aPovs resi6enee
msnt Arlington National Cemetery a.
MAIsACK. Suddenly. Friday. October 30
NNoqst %sPnoP Apaf,nen,s, @ i..s ~iILi4M +
u s6ears funerai Ger Gs tSm the chapel on OF
Monday: November ., at 9 pm. GHaaers-
town. Md, Diapers please COPY
rssidence asI asI4 oS2Gsg Kans Tha "a IT. n''2
W MMkE M PPBATaER And 5eI9Ted ste q, TTs
Gawler,s chapel. 7ao Pennsviy anis ave.
ternIent private
>HEDKICk. FRIDAY. October 30. 1923. st
her he! :, TeSd.Rce. res ~ St, NV MARGABBET
camobel. Charles and Katie shedrIck Re-
Funeral IRON the Holy Redeemer Church.
NV YORK and NJ jersey aves. NV.
Ign1. At ii . clocs m. JOHN H SIS
LER. Funeral Tuesday morning. hour to
he announced latel.
TAILOR. suddenly. FRIDAY. October 80.
1879. IN Baltimore. Md. JAMES H. be
loved husband of Anna V. Taylor Flu
neral services at his late residence.
|36 2nd It ne. Monday. November ..
at pm. Relatives and friends invited. i
WOODWORTH Friday. October 80. 1925.
az East Orange. y. j.. SARAH A. WOOD
WORTH aged 80 years. beloved mother Of
Mrs. Samuel b Evans. Services at the
:. H. Hines Co. funeral home 290l 14th
81. NV. Monday. November .. At 10 am.
Interment private. Glenwood Cemetery.
YEAT0N. Saturday October 81 1928. at
am, At his residence. 1lo4 Allison 81:
nv. HERBERT T.. beloved husband OF
Ethel Cook Yeaton. Funeral from his
latf residence sunday November i. at
." pm. Internent at Chillicothe.
Ohin.
YOt NJ. FRIDAY. OctoHer 30 1928. after =
lingering Illness. THOMAS H beloved
husband % the late Annie Forster Young
,Ntn !. nv. Monday November >. At
foi Nc A -psecclal. "42mmunIcs,ion of Lehs-
l. = Lodge. No +. A. A. NJ. is hereby
,flfd Tor Monday. November =. 1925. at
.I' clock pm for the purpose of con
uu"tlnE the funeral of Brother THOMAS
ii GOI NG. Past Master.
ALFRED HARMON Master.
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FOUR KILLED IN CRASH.
Mother and Three Children Vic
tins at Rail Crossing.

DUNN, y. G.. October 81 LP).-Niola
dickson. negro, ana three of her
children. aged from 3 to IL years,
We're killed instantly and two others
Of her children probably fatally in.
jured today when an Atlantic Coast
Line fast freight train struck "A tour
ing car carrying family Of eight
colored people at the Main street
grade crossing in the village Of God
win. miles south of Dunn. An
lS-month- old baby escaped with only
slight injury. although The mother
and three children We're terribly
mansled. The Two injured are eX-
pected to die.
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gin III emorlam.

BERKELEY. In loving ren,emhrsn"e OF my
dear. desr mother Who departed og tbs life seven
Some NAV think YOU are forgotten.
o., When hen a, I'm time. They see ne me smie h.,,
That | suffer all the while
BELpHtBl 81 m. Ma - MEYER
BFRKFLEY. In sad but LOVING remem-
70 ~ ''u - ~; Li1l<. @ I'd I: 49,, n
today. November /. 1918.
Dav- nf sadness still cone Ger me.
HiG, en- tears 50 often foN
LovAG hGHfR X fed 5HS ;SHs9 SaFi % bfRk
our dssr mot9e1, DELLA BLAcKNA.S.
Noyemhrr /, 1874.
DAUGHTERS JOSIE. AGNES.
q aur. son ard brother. FINEST F.
CLANCY. who dHparted this life one wear
a-u TODAY. November ]. 1924.
Gone hnt not forgotten
MOTHER. FATHER AND BROTHERS.
friend. ERNEST +. CLANCY. who depart
70 20 isG4 49, HE one wear As0 today November
To-Day rerslls memory
OF d@sr one laid to rest.
And those who stiu remember HIM
Are the ONES Who low ed MIN best.
DEAR FRIEND.
DsW. In loving remembrance OF our dear
mother HOLLIE DAW. who died fve
F'''7' THE FAMILY.
#.FF1f xxIF It ed HHRR} fps 9TnE wSo
this life nine year- s-o today. November
Just line Of sweet remembrance.
Ju.t men ory fond and tue
That our hearts still long for you.
In our hearts your memory lnEers.
Sweetly tsnder. Kind and true:
That do not think OF YOU
THE FAMILY
HA,GHE. In sad but loving ren1sn,h-anc.
d HAYGHE. who dcparted this life one
wear aso TODAY. November l. 1874.
Gone. hut not forgotten.
Nor viii you ever he.
For as long ss life and memory last
HER HUsBAND AND CHILDREN.
JOHNSON. In sad but loving remembrance
Of or dear m2tneI. daq=hter and sister s:
life three wears ago today. November l.
Her sun went down in the evening
When all was fair and bright.
But II shines TODAY in a far-away land
That knows no night.
Beneath mound within the gates
OF city of silent dead
our dear mother lies cold and still.
! HPoSSELL ASB HARRY " MOTHER
MITTENDORF In loving rememhrsnGs Y nIna .,S, Of
KELMAN MITTFNDORF. who departed
this life four years ago today. November
l. 1921.
Gone but not FORGOTTEN.
THE FAMILY.
PEAK. In remembrance of my mother,
ELIZA PEAK. who departed this life Oc-
'o0e' l' MARTHA JAMES
SEITZ. A tribute of love TO the memory of
my dear mother. ELLEN V. SElTZ, who
departed this lie November /. 1924. An
niversary mass AZ 81. Narys Church.
'Tis sweet to remember her who once was
here.
Though absent 10 me she is just az dear
The midnight stars shine on the grave
OF one I loved hut could not save.
MRS. RALPH JOHNSTON.
SONDHEIMER. In sad and loving remenr-
hranCe OF our dear father and grandfather
NATHAN SONDHEIMER. who passed
Is years ago today. November L.
1910.
Before nv eyes he faded.
Growing weaker day by day:
Patiently bearing his suffering
Until God took him away.
Tender. patient brave and devoted.
This always fathers way:
His wCrth in gold could ne be quoted
As I think of him today.
HIS DAUGHTER PEARL AND GRAND
CHILDREN JOHN AND VIRGINIA.
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Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been reported
hours.
John Brown. 30. Providence Hospital
ment.
Caroline c. Carrington; 81. 1897 A st. ne
HoraeT sise. 50. 40 North Capitol st.
John X. Long. 90, 1232 TOlhert
Joseph Loughrey. A.. 341s 9th st ne
katherine Cater; 80. Homeopathic Hospital.
1unls Hicks. 81. 64a Irving ST.
Addie :. Hickman -. Emergency Hospital
Ellzaneth A. Rinehart. months, Chill
Ann Tatun. 2 months Children's Hospital.
Walter :. Melbourne Il. Frcedmen's Hos
pital.
=, Mary Hawkins. rs. Home for the Aged.
Beulah Eiwood. 10. sl1 9th st ne.
Margaret NJ. Shedrick 81 % f 81
Daniel Opey. 20. a3s Westminster ST
Thomas Johnson SIS l31O Half st N
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ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES.

IODA Y.
The Wanderlusters' hike will start
from Rosslyp. Va. at 10 O'Clock for
an all-day trip. Meet Mr.. Gambs, lead
er, at Great Falls, Va.
Indian War Veterans will hold a
division meeting. 80 O'Clock, in Stan
ley Hall, United States Soldiers
Home. 1t will be attended by the
East Division commander and dele
gates from Maryland, New Jersey
Pennsylvania and Virginia. All veter
ans asked TO be present.
Mrs. Eva Dell Myers will entertain
the physical culture groups from the
Women's City Club and the Epiphany
Parish House gymnasium from to d
at her apartment in the Portland.
Assisting hosteSses will be Misses
Martha Fitzpatrick, Mary G.. Stetson,
Betty Abbott, Margaret Eldred, Mary
Brown and Miss Grice.
The Red Triangle Outing club viii
meet at Rossiyn, Va, at 800 O'Clock.
Buy round-trip ticket to Great Falls.
Campfire party at Swinks Mill. Bill
Eichard9on, leader.
The Secular League will meet, 3
o'clock, at 1906 +, street. isnatius
Geraci will speak OF "Fascism in Re
Iation to Liberty
TONIGHT.
The Bureau of Commercial Eco
nomics has cards out for IA motion
picture talk by l.. o. Armstrong, eX-
plorer, at SIS o'clock, at Wardman
Park Hotel Theater. Subject: Whale
Hunting Among the Fjords of
America
Psychic Phenomena" will be sub
ject Of a talk at United Lodge of
Theosophists, 1871 * street, at
o'clock.
The Young Mems Hebrew Associa-
ton Will give an entertainment and
dance at its building, PennsylNa mia
avenue and Eleventh street.
4 GarVey day mass meeting of the
l.. y. l. A. will lac held. & O'Clock,
at Ierael Baptist Church. northeast.
Program Of music and speaking.
Public welcome.
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Questions to BE Studied.

In addition to studying such funda =
mental questions as business ad-
miniStration and methods of financ-
ing. the commission, DR.. Ballou eX-
planned, will include in its program
such subjects as textbooks, paper.
ink and other materials used in
actual instruction.; heating. lighting,
ventilating apparatus and other
equipment; up-keep, painting and
repairinG; replacement Of furniture
and equipment, surfacinS of school
yards and Fairgrounds, landsca pc
gardening; the construction Of new
buildings. including provision for
financing development OF plans by
competent architects within or with
out the school system: supervision of
construction. the purchase of sites
for school buildings which Will antic-
ipaie The growth of the popula tion
aS wen as provide adequate play
facilities and room for extension Of
the school plant and adequate equip
ment for special purposes.
1t is well recognized fact that the
administration of any system Of pub
lie instruction involves not only an
educational program. but also bust
ness program" said DIR. Ballou. The
system must be hna anced. which in
wolves taxation or bond issues or
both thereby involving every man,
woman and child in the community.
People OF the nation are making
greater and greater demands upon
the public schools and with increased
enrollments. increased costs of con
struction. and increased living costs
making higher salaries for teachers
imperative. the costs of the nation $
educa tional system are rapidly in
creasing and will continue to increase
indefinitely. The time has arrived
when the need for a study OF both the
educa tional and tina ncial aspects Of
city school systems is imperative. The
best method of administration Of the
educational and business affairs Of the
| public schools must be determined in
the near future if economical admins
tration and the most efficient results
are to be secured"
Evening star., 1925-11-01
HIGHWAYMEN GET $50.
Two Armed Bandits Hold Up Vic
tim at North Capitol and R Sts.

Bennie Belmont, 1920 North Capitol
street, was held up at the point of
pistol and robbed by two white men
AT North Capitol and r streets late
yesterday, he told police last night.
The men took $50 from him. he
said. and he gave accurate descriptions
of each. Police are searching for the
men.
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PROBE OF SCHOOL
COSTS IS PLANNED
Committee to Be Named This
Week Will Tackle Long,
Difficult Problem.

Organization of the proposed ma.
tional commission to study the proper
relationship, which should exist be
tween the business and educational
aspects OF public school systems, will
be started this week with the appoint
ment of the personnel. ii was an
nounced last night by Supt. OF Schools
Frank w. Ballou, who, as president
of the department of superintendents
of the National Education Associa
ton, will serve as chairman.
Secretaries Hoover and Work and
DR.. Bailou each will appoint two mem
bers to the commission. Two other
members VIII be named to represent
the orga nizauio OF business managers
of school systems.
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4 meteorite found by Eskim"s In
Greenland and now on its way 10 the
mineralogist museum at CopenhaGen
Is the third largest stone OF its kind
discovered. 1t weighs about : tons
and is valued at $500. 900.
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CARDS of Cbanks.

BEACH. ! wish to express nv appreciation
to relatives and friends for their kindness
and sympathy shown during the illness
and at the death of my dear aunt. LOUISA
BEACH. and thank them for the beautiful
floral tributes ALICE V. ALVEY. :.
MOTEN. We wish 10 extend our aDpreCia-
ton to friends for their kind expression of
sympathy. acts of kindness and beautiful
floral tributes during the recent Illness and
death of beloved sister. Lucy J.
MOTEN. THE MOTEN SISTERS.
SOPER. We wish to EXPRESS our sincere ap-
probation TO our relatives and frerRs for
their kindness and beautiful flowers at
the death OF our beloved wife and mother.
HER HUSBAND. WILLIAM B. SoPER.
AND SONS AND DAUGHTERS.
SWAMI We wish to extend our apprecia-
ton to our relatives and friends for thr
kindness and sympathy shown during
the illness and at the death OF our dear
mother. ADELINE SWAMI and thank
them for the beautiful horal tributes.
THE FAMILY .
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KILLED BY BANDITS.
Manufacturer Shot Trying to Frus-
trate Hold-Up Men.

SPRINGFIELD. ILL.,, October 81
N.-His effort to prevent the hold :
up of a roadside restaurant by four
men cost the life of Edmund j. Han
sen. Chicago furniture manufacturer,
near here yesterday. After shooting
Hansen down, the robbers took a
wallet containing nearly 500 from
his pocket and fled.
Policewomen in st. Louis made 2,7l2
arrests last year. .. --.-
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35 ARE INDICTED.
Westerners Charged With Viola
ton of LIQUOR Law.

1NDIANAPOLIS, Ind. October 81
P).-Thirty five persons from In
dianapolis, st. Louis and Cincinnati
are named In four indictments.
charging violation of the Federal
prohibition laws. returned by n Fed
eral grand jury today. Names of the
accused were withheld.
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Marrif0.

CRUMP-BROwN. Mr.. and Mrs. G, r.
Brown announce the marriage of their
daughter. VIOLET LILLIAN. to Mr. VEL
FORD l.. CRUMP of Ballston. Va, at
Marlboro. Nd. October u. 1928. Rev.
Francis ]. LOughran Officiating.
Evening star., 1925-11-01
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.
Girls Friendly Society, CI

Girls Friendly Society. Church Of
| the Epiphany. will hold their bazaar
and supper in the parish hall tomor-
| row. Bazaar opens al pm. sup
! per from TO pm.
The District Society OF The Danes
Of the Loyal Legion will meet We'd
neSddy, $3.50 pm. al the residence
OF Mrs. Frank K. King. l442 Rhode
| Island avenue. NJ. i. corbin libra
rian of the Smithsonian Institution.
will speak at 4:30 pm, on American
| Literature.
The Dental Hysienist Association
of the District will meet Wednesday.
pm. at the home Of Miss Natalie
Osthund. 26l1 Adams Mill road.
The Christian Endeavor Society of
the New York Avenue Presbyterian
Church will give four one-act plays
, in Epiphany parish hall. 1917 q
street, Tuesday evening.
Delta Gamma fraternity will meet
! Tuesday evening at the home of the
! Misses Brown. 1922 Twenty ninth
street.
The Council Of jewish Women will
| hold a mass meeting Tuesday No
vember 10, AZ 8 pm. AZ the Wash
/ burger of New York. executive sec
retary Of the national council. will
/ speak. The program will include
other interesting features also. Pub
! lie invited.
The Powell. Johnson and Bancroft
! ParentTea cher Association will meet
| Tuesday in Bancroft School. DIR. Bal
! lou will speak on How the Com
munity Can Best Help the schools. :"
The Practical Psychology Club will
! meet tomorrow. pm, At the Play
house.
The Washington Alumnae Club of
Pi Deta Phi fraternity will give
card party for the benefit of the set
tlement school at Galinsburg. Tenn.
on the afternoon of November 10.
DIR. George r. BOwerman. librarian
of the Public Library. will address
the Central Labor Union tomorrow
AT $50 pm. in Musicians hall zoos
z street. on "Expa ndins the Public
Library"
The past year has seen 2 80 per cent
Evening star., 1925-11-01

The past year has seen 30 per cent
increase in the number OF trolley COM
mics nDera ting motor cnaches
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the New York Avenue Presbyterian
Church will give four one-act plays
in Epiphany parish hall, 1917 g
street. Tuesday evening.
Evening star., 1925-11-01

In England 80. 900 women are EN-.
plOyed as electrical workers.
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The District society OF the Danes
The Dental Hysienist Association
The Christian Endeavor Society of

of the District will meet Wednesday.
s pm. at the home Of Miss Natalie
OSihund 26l1 Adams Mill road.
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the Epiphany will hold their bazaar
and supper in the parish hall tomor-
row. Bazaar opens at pm. sup
per from TO s pm.
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Tuesday evening at the home of the
Misses Brown. 1922 Twenty ninth
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DIR. George r. Bowerman. librarian
of the Public Library. will address
the Central Labor Union tomorrow
AT $50 pm. in Musicians hall zoos
Z street on EXpa ndinc the Public
Library"
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The Washington Alumnae Club of
Pi Deta Phi fraternity will give
card party for the benefit of the set
tlement school at Galinsburg. Tenn.
on the afternoon of November To-
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$50 REWARD
Forl person finding sapphire and diamond
br3ceiet. Return 1902 h u. nv. No cues
Nfohs asked,
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The Practical Psychology Club will
meet tomorrow. pm, 1t the Play
house.
Evening star., 1925-11-01
The Council of Jewish Women will
The Powell. Johnson and Bancroft

Parent-Tea cher Association will meet
Tuesday in Bancroft School. DIR. Bal
lou will speak on How the Com
munity Can Best Help the schools. :"
Evening star., 1925-11-01

GLASSES-Between and l. on 10th. Grace
Stipek. 1918 Vermont ave. NV. Il
GLASSES-Child's lost Thursday. between
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