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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-05
FORMER PREMIER
ASSA|LS ME|CHEN
Mackenzie King Says Disso-
luton of Canadian ParIia-
ment Was Unconstitutional.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Assoc ated Press.
OTTAWA. Ontario, July 5.-Disso.
luton of the Canadian Parliament
last week was illegal and unconstitu.
tional, in the opinion of former Pre-
mier Mackenzie King, who resigned
last Monday as a result of protests
against customs investigation re-
port.
After the defeat Of Arthur Meighen,
Mr. Kings successors last Friday on
a question of non-conf1dence, "Sen-
atorS and members of the House of
Commons were informed by mes
sengers and page boys that their
presence was no longer required
Mr.. King declares.
This method of assuming to dis
solve Parliament is quite contrary
to constitutional usage and law" he
said tonight.
But Canada's present prime min
lister Is apparently not hampered by
either British or Canadian constitu-
tional law and practice. After the
declaration by the Commons on the
night previous saying their actions
were a violation and an infringement
of the privileges of the House, MIR.
Meighen's acting ministers could not
face Parliament even for the purpose
of having it prorogued or dissolved. ."
Mr.. King declared that Mr.
Meighen had advised a course which
would not be tolerated in Great
Britain and assumed responsibility
for an act Of the crown which was
in contempt of the rights and dig
nifty Of Parliament
Mr.. King said there had been no
propagation of Parliament, notwith-
standing that the governor general
was in the capital while both houses
were in session and that the absence
Of propagation in itself was an OBJ
stacle of dissolution.
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BAND CONCERTS.

BY the United States Navy
Band, Charles Benter, leader;
Charles Wise, second leader; at
the Sylvan Theater, Monument
grounds, at o'clock tonight.
March, The Liberty Bell"
Sousa
Rhapsody, Southern. .Hosmer
Cornet solo, "A Soldiers
Dream" ..............R Rogers
tBandmaster G. De Giorgio)
Grand american Fantasia, THE
North and South. .Bendix
American Suite, "Yankiana."
Thurban
March, Mighty America"
Serenade. "Song Of the Bells"
Sketcvh, Arrival Of Coontown
Cadets"
American sketch, Down South"
Myddleton
Czardas, THE Ghost of the
Warrior" ....... .GrosSmann
Patrol, American. .Meacham
THE Star Spangled Banner"
BY the United States Navy
Band, Charles Benter, leader:
Charles Wise, second leader; at
Lincoln Park, Eleventh and East
Capitol streets, at 1880 o'clock
tomorrow night.
March, "Staunch and True"
Teike
Overture, La Gazza Ladra,'
Rossini
Tarantella, "Forosetta" .Arditi
Gems from "The Singing Girl"
Herbert
Fantasia, "Napolitana,"
Boccalari
Selections from the opera
"Orpheus in the Under
world" .............O ffenbach
Waltzes from "The Prince of
Pilsen" ...............Lu ders
Three characteristic dances,
(a) "Valse Graceuse." (b) I'm
PRODUCTION and Habanera,"
(c) Dance Grotesque."
Saenger
Fox trot, do You Believe in
Dreams ......... Robinson
1.-THE Star Spangled Banner
BY the United States Soldiers
Home Band. upper grandstand,
tomorrow at 5:45 O'Clock. John
S. Zimmerman. bandmaster;
Emil A. Fenstad, assistant
bandmaster.
March, Marine Corps
Institute .... Branson
Overture, I'll Guarany," Gomez
Military fantasia, The Spanish
Review" ............B Bending
Selection, Popular Gems"
Hochheim
Fox trot, "By the Silvery Nile
Johnson
Waltz suite, Forget Me Not"
Waldteufel
Finale, Blue Streak. F. Allen
The Star Spangled Banner"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-05
GEORGIA PLANS TO SUE
FOR FAMOUS SIGNATURE
Button Gwinnett Autograph, Sold
for $22,5OO Recently, Declared
Stolen From State.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
ATLANTA, July 5.-Claiming that
the famous Button Gwinnett signature
was stolen from the State department
Of archives and history here, the
State Of Georgia, through that de-
partment and Attorney General
George M. Napier, will make every
effort to recover the signature from
the Rosenbach Corporation. which re-
Gently purchased it at public auction
for $22,500 from the Manning estate
in New York. Gwinnett was one of
three Georgians to sign the Declare
ton Of Independence.
Mr.. Napier announced he has been
in correspondence with attorneys for
the Rosenbach Corporation and that
plan for legal procedure has been
agreed upon. The Rosenbach attor-
neys. Wolf, Block, Schorr and Cohen,
of Philadelphia, have agreed that
their client shall be sued by the Man
ming estate for the purchase price of
the signature and that when the suit
is brought the State of Georgia may
intervene with it's claim. No date has
as yet been set for fling the suit, Mr..
Napier said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-05
WILL ENTER PARIS RACE.
Gertrude Ederle to Make s1a-Mile
Contest Part of Her Training.
BY Cable to The Star

BY Cable to The Star.
CAPE Girls NEZ, July Seer
trude Ederle expects to enter her
name as one of the competitors in
the cross Paris swimming contest,
which VIII take place July IS. The
race will be along the River Seine for
a distance Of IL kilometers about ~
miles,.
William Burgess, trainer Of the
young American champion, urged
MISS Ederfe to enter the Paris race
because he thought the competition
would be excellent training, prepare
tory to her attempt to swim the
channel.
Il hope nothing interferes with my
competing for the Paris champion
Ship Miss Ederle said. Il am quite
excited about it and I want to swim
with the men so that 1 will have to
fight for another record. The prize
OF 1000 francs ($27.1o) Is inmatertal,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-05
American idea in Germany,

In Germany the American idea of
establishing Summer schools in the
universities and colleges is taking
hold, with the result that a German
Institute for Foreigners has been
established at the University of Ber-
lin. The courses will be given in the
Summer months and will embrace
the conventional academic studies, and
in addition sociology, economy and
social history. Graduates may work
for their higher degrees at the insti-
tltP.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-05

but l would like the honor of win
ming the race.
Il would like to see my sister Mar
garet enter the siX.kilometer race,
but she says she would rather watch
me In the water than compete"
Copyright. l926A
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-05
GERTRUDE EDERLE
VISITS JANE. SIMON
Celebrates Fourth of July
With Fireworks and Nine
Mile Walk.
BY GERTRUDE EDERLE.
By Cable to The StSr.

By Cable to The St&r.
CAPE GRIZ NEZ, France. July
5.-What with the Fourth Of July Gel
ebration and the expectancy Of en-
terlnS the Paris swimming competi
ton and my visit with Nine. Jane
simon, who is training at Dunkirk to
swim the channel. yesterday was an
exciting day. The morning was
rainy, with a high wind, but the sun
attempted to shine in the afternoon
and the wind abated slightly before
nlghtfall, so we We're able to shoot
on our fireworks and to blow up bal
looms which were attached to Whis-
ties that made a horrible noise.
During the morning we played golf
on the beach, and l afraged five
shots to the hole. a record of which
IN proud. We have the advantage Of
playing on a new course every day,
Tor we make holes in the sand-that
comprising our golf course-and every
nigh tide washes away all signs Of
where we played
Visits FiShermen's Shrine.
We walked about miles yesterday,
during which we visited a strange,
beautiful shrine set on the rocks 3
miles down the coast The origin Of
the shrine is not known, but the ma
tives believed visiting fishermen put
1t there. Now many fishermen burn
candles below the statue of the Virgin
in the tiny cave. where the flames are
protected. no matter how high the
wind. Beside the statue is a very
small waterfall. To drink from it is
to bring good luck, some think. There
are also hundreds of fiat rocks, with
the names of people who have prayed
there carved on them.
We left a bunch of flowers which I
gathered on the way and took a drink
of the water. making the wish that 1
would swim the channel
Copyright. 1920
Evening star., 1926-12-17

13-carat blue-white solitaire
diamond engagement ring. extra
fine cut and brilliant gem lady's
beautiful handmade mounting
Cost originally $3.50. Party must
sacrifice.
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FOR sALE-MIsCELLANEOUs.
Show Cases and Store Fixtures.
Ruse & Company. BARTIneEss Aa%y &c Ne ND ND
tory" Resident Salesman. Lincoln e4o2
XMAS SURPRISE

This is q small sd--it may mean. Hatold
business 'fv has e been tse srea,est IN iss
years. We have taken over so uptts h'
pianos in trade on our new upright. pj&y e.
and grand pianos. These trade-tn. plano
are for sale. but our space is email AM
these pianos must be placed at once. Rathei
responsible persons home. temporarily With
out obligation. with a small cash paJneni
90 cover the carriage charges. Those inter
ested may make their own selection. 70
further particulars phone Main $3.50. 40
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Blue-white perfect solitaire
diamond engagement ring. extra
fine quality and fiery gem, gor
geous platinum mounting stud
ded with 26 blue-white dia-
monds. Cost originally $500
An unusual bargain.
S2S0
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WANTED--SALESNIEN,

REAL ESTATE SALESMEN-Yo men who
are experienced and personally competent,
but who are dissatisfied because you haven
enough leads or prospects. can better your,
known building orRanization with live
brokerage department has more sales work
than they can handle and would put on
two or three additional men who can qualify
real estate values own your own ear. have
a pleasing personality and be able to finance
yourself. 5000 income assured TO any one
we put on. Apply room 1880 Investment
Bldg. : 30 p.m. Friday. December II.
SALESMAN wanted by established automo-
fcations in detail, Address Box 464-v. Star
office.
LARGE MANUFACTURERS
Of wonderful new system OF
household refrigeration needs
twenty high-grade statesmen to
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every man will receive training
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to investigate this proposition.
Give complete information in
your reply, including age, expe-
rience and present employment.
All replies will be treated in con-
fldence, Address. Box 447-V,
Star Office.
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$3.50.

Platinum flexible diamond
bracelet, 20 large, full-cut dia-
monds and 20 blue sapphires.
Must be sold at once.
Sl7S
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CIRCULARS PROHIBITED.

~IANN = L%IAIN.I NNFA
In order to protect its advecr-
tisers from receiving circular
matter, it is expressly understood
and agreed that all such matter
will be withheld. as far as pos
sible, by The Star. Only bona
flide answers to advertisements
addressed TO box numbers IN
care of The Star will be delivered
to advertisers OH presentation OF
the box number ticket,
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KAHN ON 9TH ST.

Solitaire diamond ring, beau
tifully cut and fiery gem i8-kt
lady's white gold mounting SCI
with 2 sapphircs. Must be sold
at once.
Evening star., 1926-12-17

CHAUFFEUR, Colored. must he good carelni
driver and mechanic reply with teepn1md
number, references and saIarE eNHpSSress
Eo& -SX star ofIce lS'
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$l75.

4 carats less 3s, absolutely
perfect solitaire diamond ring.
very fine cut and fiery gem ;
handmade mounting set with
real sapphires. An unusual bar
gain.
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CHAUFFEUR, white, experienced only saai3
ary SOD per week Daileys Garage ls-o
Evening star., 1926-12-17

AUTOMOBILE Top MAN and trimmer Tamt, ndy
ed 10 open shop in all aut9amoolTle aT otber TPeE
building concern, who now 90 ,ass aa Rox
branches of body building. Address Dun
a @A-N Sfar Afflnn
Evening star., 1926-12-17

TX-sERVICE MEN-Three with uniforms
wanted TO usher in moving picture thea'ei
AnpID Room, llt G. NV.
Evening star., 1926-12-17

BOOKBTNDER, at once: Job and edition sI. Ior,
warder state age and experience To "
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HEI,P--MAIE.

ASSISTANT CHIEF CLERK.-Pronnnnam nnard,'
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man who has had experience IN aGeourtln5 ,n,,
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govern other help. besides attending to tom I'M
portant work himself Stafe aosirai az, Ad
ience education and salary uesl'e'' ~
dress Rox 4r1-N Star Office. ----------
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BOYS over 10. neat appearing, 10 se1r oatnS 49,
in theater. See Mr.. Jensen. GaEetS Ihe"e
between / and | 80 or 6:3o 20 Z pm:
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MAN, colorel married. with no children. as
,anitor in small 3-story apartment IN Nor;n ,.;,h
Usivas who are capabie and willing to look
after building during day need apply; State
experience in application. Salary. S4u mo mo
and CHARTERS given in exchange for services
Evening star., 1926-12-17

a,tcmatie oil blGrner and Frigidaire electric
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Evening star., 1926-12-17

BOY GOOD. familiar with machine shopi ~ 70
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Evening star., 1926-12-17

BOYS. white or colored with wheels TO, to run u
errands. excellent opportunity TO ieaFn q
Trade Anniv 614 10Th st. NV. lutn tlooi:
Evening star., 1926-12-17

FIREMAN. white for high-preesure bclier
city reference and age. hours. S"3', Au-
fress BOY S-X Star office. /
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A WELL ESTABLISHED anc

A WELL ESTABLISHED and
prominent real estate organiza-
tion needs real estate statesmen.
" Over fifty new houses recent
ly completed and ready for sale.
Cooperation with our sales
men is our speciality. Statesmen
with ability to sell new houses
will find connection with our Of
flee a profitable one.
Address Box 82-X, Star office.
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roy TO work in tire repair shop prefer 0A'N
experienced 10 y. Gap. st.---------- st.
Evening star., 1926-12-17

DRIVERS for delivery trucks
must have dept. store experience.
Apply supt., The Palais Royal,
G. at l1th.
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NEAT CUTTER-Must have, reference ana
he qualified: state salary expected Address
Rox 64-X star office.
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HELP-MALE AND FEMALE

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crences and training; male or female. Ad-
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estate business. Earn while learning. Need
not interfere with present employment. Big
development to be opened in near future.
Class instruction every Thursday at pm.
NJ Sheppard. Bond Bldg.
REAL ESTATE--By doing a little pleasant
work Ia your spare time yCu can double your
salary We give buyer the most for his
money: therefore we have the easiest and
tastest selling proposition in Washington
For full details address Box Ok. star Office.
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| doing excellent business: rent $3.50 month
, 5-year lease: owner has other business.
! Price $3.50 Address Box 376V. star
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

A BETTER COURSE. THoRo. RIGHT Up.
dent saves about * usual time; immediate
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plcases; Boyd Graduates are successful. in
demand. BOYD SECRETARIAL SCHOOL,
Est. yrs. 1888 c.
THOSE WITH UNDEVELOPED TALENT
fol- drawing large studio offers unusual op-
portunity for practical training evenings
will interview only those desirous of making
commercial art their profession. Address
Box 232-S. Star Office.
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and am. de1s'
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DIT lltn 81.
AUTO DRIVING LESSONS BY CD. EXPE
nenced instructors: satisfaction insured
white chauffeurs furnished. Call Line. 50.
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Washingtons only exclusive beauty culture
school, Day and evening classes. FIR. bl3l.
AUTO DRIVING LADY INSTRUCTOR:
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sired Phone West 306S, 2l2S ST: NV.
BY SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT THOSE
enrolling for the Winter term beginning
Monday. January 3. will be graduated in
June. get the commercial operators license
LOOMS RADIO COLLEGE,
4O5 9th St 1Ss
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Az ONCE

Large corporation. expanding. has opening
Tor q man who is carefully looking about to
better his position permanently; sales expert
'ence helpful, but not essential: commission
baEls sufficiently generous to appeal to q
high.grade man: no stocks bonds. insurance
books or real estate. Excellent opportunity
Tor advancement To executive position. Ad-
Liress Box OK. Star office
Evening star., 1926-12-17

DINNER RTNG-Platinum, diamond. and
emerald. $375; platinum diamond and sap
phire bracelet. S275. another. SS75: beauti:
full e-white diamond. solitaire, $500. All
for quick sale TO close estate. A. F. Arnold.
l323 AT N
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MEN ol to 60 permanent outside sales
work to customers: S25 per week guaranteed
while learning Fuller Brush Co.. 6lS Met
ropolitan Rank Bldg
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
lG...AlHaA

NORTHEAST BUSINESS property-Three
new, stores: modern in every respect, with with
bright 4,room and bath apartments f hnn,ss a6ose
only block zoned commercial; suitable for
most any kind of retail business; price at.
tractive; terms. Marceron Bros, l40l West
Virginia ave. ne. Lincoln 1859.
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DISHWASHER. Western electric: residence
size; S35; child's all-metal coaster, So;
typewriters and sales registers. Sc up. Cleve.
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ELECTRIC TOY TRAIN and complete equip
ment; cost $50: used one month: sell for
$40 Phone Potomac 03T0-J l0s
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. (Cont'd,.

NURSE. practical experienced, desires care
of sick or invalid; reference given Franklin
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BUICK MASTER 8 COUPE, 4.pass.; that
extremely popular model. with a.Thssl
Truly wonderful bargain. all ready to 90
Blue Duco! Just pay as you RIDE Your
car as part payment alneoln Saiesrooni'
BUCKS, both new and used: coupes, eedans
coaches and open cars: reasonable terms
r g. GHDDEss. lOl6 Conn. Ave.
Telephone Main 1890.
BUICK 2-Do0R SEDAN. ie25: jyst like
Ssw STTsais Snsn' s%s. Sl Sosl sn sis:r Pm pm. North 81
(Continued on next paEs.l
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P. F. CARLEY,
SO4 10Th St.--F. 1O473

Cozy little lunch room downtown doing $50
daily business; low rental. Price. $1,400.
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OFFICE FURNITuRK
FROM y. 8. GOVT.
Complete line Of decks, 6le cabinets lock.
ings. Everythtng. you want fQc. your lOAice.
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Evening star., 1926-12-17

VIII EXCHANGE nearby farm bet Wash.
and Baltic. having large house, baths, elec-
trcitv on concrete highway, for city or
va property or paying business, or sell.
terms to suit. Address Box 460-V. Star
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

EXPERT WATCH clock and ieweiry repair.
ing work called for and delivered RuaraD.
teed. Adams s663 or p. o. Box 1910.
FLOORS-Electric machine and hand finish
ing: efficient, reasonable: reliable service.
r. E. Nash Columbia 4231
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LARGE MANUFACTURER

SALESMAN wanted by established automo-
tive equipment jobbing concern; state quail
fcations in detail. Address Box 464-V. Star
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PERSONAL,
(Contiuued.l

AUTOMOBILE TO NORTH CAROLINA FOR
holidays will take young person living vi
cinity Winston llem: Salisbury. Charlotte,
for company: cost about So; leave card.
Address :G." 2007 & st. NV.
JOHN NJ. TOMLIN, DISABLED VETERAN,
the lead pencil king of the United States,
from Ohio needs more business: he wishes
everybody to buy a pencil; will canvass city.
Evening star., 1926-12-17

WANTED--Clients to purchase gltedge
second trust real estate notes az substantial
discounts. Amounts ranging from $3.50 to
$5 10000. Terms ranging from months
to 3 years. Address Box Ak, Star office.
Evening star., 1926-11-19
COVERNORSCAL
At WHITE HOUSE
President Invited to Attend
Next Years Conference,
Probably in Michigan.

Headed by Gov. Ralph Brewster of
Maine, the executive committee of the
governors conference called on Presi-
dent Coolidge AT the White House to-
day to invite him 10 attend next years
conference:
While no definite date or meeting
place has been determined Gov. Brew
ster who is chairman Of the commit
tee. said In all probability the confer
HEnce would Ire held at Mackinaw Is
la nd. Mich.
Accompa nying Gov. Brewster were
the following members of the eXecu-
tive committee: Gov. Nellie Ross of
Wyoming. Gov. John W. Martin of
Florida Gov John liza mmil of Iowa
and former Gov. Carey T.. llardee of
Georgia. who is secretary.
The governors came to Washing
ton to discuss plans for the next CON
ference and particularly To select the
convention city. Informal sessions
are being held at the Carlton Hotel,
where they are making their head
quarters. Gov. Brewster said IL would
he known definitely later today where
and that the President would be SO
advised
Coy. Ross OF Wyoming. who was
recently defeated for reelection, paid
her respects TO Mrs. Coolidge while
at the White House during the brief
duration of their visit
Evening star., 1926-11-19
SCHOOL SHOW TONIGHT.
Business High Alumni to Repeat
Bill Tomorrow.

The sixth annual vaudeville show of
the Business High School Alumni As
sVcia ton is TO be held tonight ana
tomorrow In the school auditori,ini
The program consists of seven Well
5ala need acts, parts taken by students,
alumni Of the school and friends of
the associa ion.
1t is announced there will be two
musical numbers. one by the full BuSi-
ness High School. the other by the
MarcerOn Music. under the direction
of Edward Reimuth. with Miss Doro-
they Kelly in special dance numbers
Speciality acts by the st. Peter =
Players will include soIs and dance
numbers by Eileen Dugan. Margaret:
l.usky and Eliza beth Dugan: solo Sc
lections by Edith San Fellipo and
Margaret Tappsn. accompa MED by
christopher Tenley, and a one-act
farce, with cast including Ellen
Kane, Catherine Davis. Agnes Nolan,
Howard Smith and Francis McGarra-
ghy. Da ncing will follow on both eve.
ninssA
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Guardian Is Appointed.

NEW YORK. November is LAp.-
A guardian was appointed yesterday
for William Barton French. member
of wealthy New YorkParis family
after his counsel had asked Judge Del
ehanty to appoint a committee beca use
Of habitual drunkenness.
French was arrested recently on ar
rival from Europe on a charge that
he had passed worthless check for
s3 500 in Europe. He is at liberty or
S. 600 bail.
Evening star., 1926-11-19

president: Miss Bessie Warren, secre-
tary: Mrs. Emma r. HungerfOrd.
treasurer; James II. Baden and F. M.
Cannon, delegates to the Federation
OF Citizens Associations; ID. II. Cole,
p F. Grimes and w. II. Hungerford,
trustees.
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WASHINGTON HIGHLANDS
CITIZENS ELECT PAYNE

DIR. j. +. Payne was elected presi-
dent Of the Washington Highlands
Citizens Association last night at H.
meeting held at the residence of VIII
liam 7. Queen, 3672 South capitol
street. Mr.. Queen was elected first
vice president, and other officers elect
ed We're: A. F. Da wilson, second vice
Evening star., 1926-11-19

William Nick. Clayton was Endorsed
by the association as q candidate for
public utilities commissioner. The
fund for the local community center
was increased by donations of mem
bers. Twenty-Five new members were
taken into the association.