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Evening star., 1926-11-06
PRO TOSSERs PRACTICE.

Initial practice Of the Washington
Club of the American Basket Ball
League last night at Business High
gym found three of the five men
under contract on the job. They are
Capt. Ray Kennedy. Rusty" Saund.
ers and George Glasco. Elmer Ripley,
formerly of Brooklyn, and Sam Siegel,
erstwhile Rochester Central player,
are the others who have been signed.
Evening star., 1926-11-06
FIVE SOCCER CONTESTS
ARE LISTED TOMORROW

Five Tits are listed for tomorrow in
the Washington Soccer League. The
card:
British United Us. German-Ameri
can: Walford VS.. Ger1na n-American
Reserves; Clan McClennan vs.. Con
cords; Rockville VS.. Monroe, and Rose
dale VS.. Army Medical Center
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FORT BENNING TO PLAY
MARINE GRIDMEN HERE
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
A team from the Infantry school
1T Fort Benning, Ga, has been desig-
mated to meet the Marine Corps foot
ball eleven here November 20, in the
annual contest for the Interservice
Presidents Cup.
The Navy has no team entered this
wear
Evening star., 1926-11-06

IIId, SyI dCUSt vs.. OtOI BCtUWI IT.
over Dartmouth. Harvard supporters
thought a powerful line would go
into the struggle with a will to win
that would be hard to deny.
One Of the elements of doubt, how
ever, was Harvard's ability to cope
with Princeton's forward passing
game The Bengals have clawed
Harvard badly in the last two years.
A Harvard team that had a poor
start, but has recuperated so much
that it's new coach, Arnold Horween,
has been offered long-te contract,
was eager for revenge.
Likely lineup.
The probable starting lineup fol-
lows.
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TITLE CHANCES AT STAKE
In TWO MIDWEST GROUPS
Teams Undefeated in Big Ten and Missouri Valley
Campaigns Risk Championship Opportunities.
Plucky Indiana Meets Notre Dame.
By the Associated Press.


HICAGO 6Three undefeated each the
Mdws major championship campaigns risked their title
chances in today' grdiron conflict.
- Northwestern all with hawless Big Ten
states defeats by foes rallied against defeat viz
Western Conference
situation confronted Missouri Gnne and the Oklahoma Agge
Missouri Valley elevens
Purdue matched the feature of the day
weled
of Boermak the 40 capacity of
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HYATTSvILLE HIGH WINS

Hyattsville High Schools soccer ball
team, that has won the high school
championship of northern Prince
Georges County and soon will meet
the winner of the southern section for
the county title. went to Frederick
Md, yesterday and downed the high
school hooters of that city, 6 to 0.
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AMERICAN BIKEMAN HURT.

BERLIN, November R).-Harris
Horder. one of the two Americans in
the six-day bicycle race, which began
last night, suffered concussion of the
brain when he was thrown over the
handlebars Of his bicycle during O
sprint.
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BASKETERS TO PLAY.

Corinthian Insect basketers will
open their season tonight facing
Handley Insects at Peck Memorial
gym at 1880 o'clock. Corinthians are
booking 10O-pound quints. Call
Franklin 1912.
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FORESTVILLE FIVE WINS.

Forestville High School boys won
a 10-to-3 basket ball victory over Oak
ton High, but the Forestville girls
court team fell before the Oakton
lassies, 21 to 8. The games were
Fairfax County, Va, league contests.
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Following the interclass tilt yester.

day, Virginia Hopkins, coach, named
he 26 members of the varsity squad
which will compete in an intercol!e-
yiate schedule, starting next Wednas-
day, when G. w. will face Hclton
Arms on the Ellipse.
Players who have been selected to
wear the varsity colprs include Eliza
ham, Helen Humphreys, Estelle
Humphreys. Mary K. Lutz, former
Western High School star; Alice Mas
sey, Louise Omwake, Vivian Robb.
Louise du Bose, Maxine Alverson,
Virginia Martin, Helen Miller, Kath-
crime Boykin, Harriet Clark, Myrtle
Crouch, Elizabeth de Kay, Margaret
Knapp, Grace Roe, Avril Stewart,
Katherine Shaw, Ermyntrude Walden,
Effie Wade, Elizabeth Brandenberg,
Caroline Hobbs and Alice Adams.
Miss Hopkins has given no indica-
ton of which players will fall in line
for the first game, or Of what posi-
tions the members of the squad will
play, but expects to choose her start
ers for the Holton Arms conflict after
the final practice period Monday aft
ernoon.
Deadlocked at "A, the Monroe and
West basket ball squads were forced
to call it a day without reaching a
decision in their elementary school
clash on the Park View field yester-
day. West was leading. to 0, at the
end of the half, Frances TeplitZ hav-
ing accounted for the lone score when
she shot a goal from the foul line.
Play was tense in the second period
Leota Drager of Monroe registered a
field goal. to give her team 2-1 lead.
Frances Teplitz found the basket for
another free shot, evening the count.
Alma Harris put Monroe again in the
lead when she scored from the field,
but Miss Teplitz came through with a
basket, to tie up the count once more.
Monroe's entire squad was shifted
around in the second half and played
much better ball than in the opening
period, but were unable to gain the
edge.
On the Rosedale court, kingsman
romped on Pierce, 21 to 2. while Lang
don swamped John Burroughs, As to
2. at Bloomingdale.
Lenox and Ketcham engaged in
scoring orgy, which resulted in a &C.
to-22 victory for the former on the
Virginian avenue court.
In the Garfield playground dodge
ball series. Dent reeled Off 57-to-48
win over the Wallach lassies.
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INDEPENDENTS SCORE.

Two victories were registered by
Independent basketers last night.
Making their debut in senior ranks
they downed Peerless, 25 to II, and
Mount Vernon, 26 to 13.
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DEWITT PLAYS sWAvELY.

An attractive schoolboy gridiron
contest was listed this afternoon al
Manassas, Va, between Dewitt PreI
and Swavely, both formidable combi
nations.
Evening star., 1926-11-06
WOMEN IN SPORT
by CORINNE FRAZIER

SENIOR hockey George Washington University
n series yesterday by defeating the Sophomore
in the deciding acas the Elpse field for their third
straight victory which crowned them undefeaed champions and
Pan-een Challenge Trophy
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MERCURY SENIORS WIN.

ALEXANDRIA, Va, November 6.
Mercury gridmen yesterday de-
feated Alexandria Cardinals, to o.
Whites placement kick from the 80
ward line decided.
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STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
st. Adams School gridders scored

over Donaldson School of Baltimore
on the Saints field yesterday. 20 to T.
q. Fletcher accounted for two of the
victors' tOuchdowns, and Ashworth
the other. PALLET scored for the
visitors.
Evening star., 1926-11-06
G. U. FANS HEAR GAME.

A play-by-play account Of the
Georgetown-Syracu foot ball game
this afternoon at Syracuse was to be
furnished fans, at Ryan gymnasium
at the Hilltop, starting at o'clock.
Evening star., 1926-11-06
SEEK MORE RIVALS.

Dare Devil Dog Gridders, who yes
terday defeated the Try Mes A. C.. is
to 0, are after more games. Write
Manager Ballard, at 11131a Fifth
street southeast. #
Evening star., 1926-11-06
TIP FOR FISHERMEN.

HARPERS FERRY, w. va.-The
Potomac River was clear and Shen.
andoah was a little muddy this morn.
ing.
Evening star., 1926-11-06
CENTRAL PUTS BUSINESS
TEAM OUT OF TITLE RACE

USNESS huske competing high school champion
x ship the
of
ha for the
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GRID GAME IS WANTED.

Alexandria Pirates are after game
tomorrow with a 125-130-pOund team.
Call Alexandria 1896.
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Greatest Play IEper Saw
XII.-HARVARD AND THE BIG GREEN TEAM.
BY EDWARD l. CASEY,
(Harvard All-American.)

annual battles between Harvard and Dartmouth are always we
wonderful foot ball traditions and each turns out teams which
the Harvard always battle when it
up against Probably
the of 1922 Here that
Evening star., 1926-11-06
Tbe Gbening Star
BOYS CLUB
BY w. II. BILL) SPAULDING,


Head Foot Of
HIS the second of series OF plays kick
formation. But
smoothly If managed yesterdays go ahead
with this
o
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Lineup and Summary.

: Brandenberg Coz al. -. Helen Shaner
louise OmWake.
Goals-Massey (3), Graham, Cato.
bstitutions-Sophomores Estclle Hum
phreys for l.. Du Bose Alice Adams for
Greenwood. Elizabeth De Kay for NJ. Knapp.
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Next: Stopping 'Five Yards" Nc
Carly.
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The sketch is like this:
The Washington times., 1926-06-19
ARLINGTON 60
Ne VS. BRIEFS

ARLINGTON COUNTY. June ~.
The closing exercises OF st. James
Catholic school were held in the
school auditorium last night.
z A program given by the pupils in
cIuded songs, recitations and dances.
The Rev. A. j. Van Ingelegea adj
dressed the graduating class.
The st. James Catholic High school
of Falls Church. known as the
villa Marie Academy" closed yes
terday what was termed its most
successful year since Its opening
three years ago.
The June term OF the circuit court
Of Arlington county will convene
Monday with Judge Samuel @. Brent
presiding.
OF the is indictments to be pre-.
scented before the special grand jury
IL IL understood that they aretmostly
for violations of the State prohibi-
ton laws.
The Woman's Club of Ashton
Heights will give dance In the
club house tonight. Dancing VIII
start at $50 o'clock.
A marriage license was issued yes
terday by the clerk of the court TO
Julian e. Tapp, of Arlington, and
Catherine Uterback, Of Bethesda, Md.
The Washington times., 1926-06-19

plaid taffeat and bright red pockets
A large picture hat WAS worn.
The churcll was decorated with
palms and lilies.
The altar was blaze of light
and simplicity
The organ was played BY Miss
Mary Louise Sullivan. while the
violin played BY Miss Lucille Duffy
was fitting accompaniment to the
charming voice Of Mrs. Maurice
Colbert, il.
the Rev. Francis S.aYanatigIl
assisted BY Rev. Riordarl ReH,
Eugene Hannah and Rev. Francis
Hcarney
After the ceremony reception
was held Il the home of the bride,
201 s ST. N. b. Tor some zoe guests
mainly from Washington ard New
York
The couple left Tor Montreal and
Port Hope Canada where they
will spend their Honeymoon
Later they 1yilI make their home
at 2726 Connecticut Ave.
Miss Frances Flax daughter 81
Mr.. and Mrs Morris Flax, ceie
brated her ninth birthday ami.
versary on Tllhrsday afternoon NTH
party az the home DC her parents
1t 81 G st. NJ 81 Games were
played and later III the afternOoa
there were refreshments, including
birthday cake.
The little girl had as her guests
June. Edith and Dofanefl Misong
Esther Hillary Esther Allies. Anna
and Rachel Raclrelly Amy and
Ella Green Eleanor and Dorothy
F4aIe, Frances and Mildred Kelly
Frances Thomas Eui8r piggett
Elnllrla Jacobson. Colds F Isx, les.
sie and Alma EngIlsls, ana vil.
ginia KHchu@
Mrs Lewis &. Goodlatie enter.
tanned at luncheon today iii honor
Of her youngese daughter. Miss
Elizabeth Goodhiie, whose marriage
10 Lester Conrad SEEKER took place
at noon to-day At fhe home Of her
mother Mr.. ana Mrs SEEKER left
immediately AFTER the luncheon for
honeymoon IN the New England
states, later Going 10 Mrs. Good
hue's summer home in Bow. N. H.
for u short visit. They Will he at
home IN washington after August
LIST.
Mr.. and Mrs. Truxtun BeaIe have
gone 10 New York and are stay.ng
at the Gladstone Hotel.
The Washington times., 1926-06-19
FESTIVI Il 5
OF SORORITY
COW EN- TON
Sigma Epsilon to Hold
Reunion ii Wash
incton


Plans have been completed by the
four washington chapters 81 the
Sigma Epsilon Sorority for the r. 1
ception and entertainment 81 dele
yates Is the sororfty's seventh IN.
nual convention which begins here
toniorrow and continues to ThurA.
day night. The guests stay Ut tire
Lee House. where Miss Virginia
Frye, 81 Beta Chapter, this city,
VIII be the hostess, and here the
business sessions and many Of the.
social functions will be held
washington Is the birthplace Of
Sigma Epsilon SORORITY Prominent
among those tn receive VIII be the
original founders Mrs. Iirdsa
Moore Mrs Edity GOeznel Miss
Dorothy Schoonmaker and Miss
Mildred lockwood.
The program tomorrow includes
dinner and tea at the Lee House.
and supper on the yacht owned BY
Representative Blanton 81 Texas:
Monday morning viii be devoted 20
sieiltseefng. Delta Chapter viii be
hostess III dinner az the Washington
Coffee Sliop The first business
meeting VIII be held IN the evening
at the Lee House Tuesday In
clsldes q trip to Annapolis and Bali
tisnpre, luncheon being had With
zeta Chapter, whose home IS n the
latter city. Alpha Will entertain
AT 81 southern dinner ard Garden
party at the home of Miss Marietta
wallace. Noodsfde. Nd trip t.
the shrine st N L Vernon On 1lspre-
sentative BIantons yacht with 3
picnic luncheon aboard Is 3 feature
for edflesday Gamma Chapter eIls
tertaifls IA the evening on Le Paradis
ROOF. This win Be followed by the
second business meeting At the hse
House. informal bridge Is listed for
Thursday afternoon Ell the Lee
House "a the evening q dinner
and dance At the Lee House viii
conclude the program.
The committee IN charge Of ar
rangelnenks includes Mrs. q Lindsey
Moore. chairman; Mrs. Linda shan
alaan Mrs. James Wilkes Miss
Elizabeth Farnham. Miss Ruth Hoy
ard Miss Alma Miller. Miss Ruth
Cole. Miss Louise Clark, and Miss
Ruth Lawrence, all Of the local
me grand officers are: Miss
Evelyn SIl1aIIWOOd grand chan.
cellor, Beta. washington; Miss Edith
IA 1stroni grand secretary, Beta,
yVaslIfnRtolf. and Miss Mildred Lock
wood. grand treasurer Alapi1as
yyasning ton.
Nine. aa Cana spent yesterday il
washington guest at tire May
flower Her late husband was -
one time arIfbassaf dor Of Brazil 20
the United States ana ter alllDaE-
saeor to the Court Of st. James.
Or. and Mrs samuel j.. Hilton,
81 Chevy Chase. Nd, have returned
from Bunua Vista Springs Pa,
where they attended the annual
meeting Of the Pennsylvania Pnar-
rnaceutical association meeting. Dr.
ana Mrs. Hilton expect 10 80 to
Buena Vista Springs next week to
attend the meeting II the MARYLAND
pharInaceuticaI Association. DR..
Hilton will address the association.
Mr.. and Mis-. Wilson Compton
win Be hosts al dinner this evening
At the Congressional Country Club
Mrs. Alfred Craven Bruce with
her small son, Is visiting her par
ents. Maj. Gen, and Mrs. Harry
Taylor, for. Il few weeks.
The Washington times., 1926-06-19
GEOGRAPHIC SOCIETY
III Ieic.TYe COMM AMBER BYRD

The NationaI Geographic Society
has sent out invitations FOR 4 re.
ception 10 Lieut. Comdr Richard
Evelyn Byrd, u. s. M, eetired, who
first reached the North Pole BY air
plane, at the Washington Audi.
foritm on wednesday evening, june
2S, at s 80 o'clock
Henry H. Davis - in Princeton
attending the 50th anniversary re-
union OF his class At Princeton Uni.
versItv He VIII return 70 town
next Tuesday.
Lieut.. and Mrs. BENJAMIN r. Hul.
comb. IT. s. NJ. the latter forEler.y
Mrs. Margaret Fahnestock Stokes,
who were married on Wednesday,
have returned after q short motor
tour To Gull Rock, the shaw estate
on the Cliffs al Newport, which
Mrs. Holcomb leased at the begin.
ming of the season and which they
VIII use as their summer home.
Miss M. Ogden Smith. Of London,
Is III washington for few days
and ID staying at the Grace Dodge
Hotel. She will leave shortly for
an extended visit in California and
t1ls Canadian Rockies.
The Washington times., 1926-06-19
GEORGIAN GETS MONEY
70 SEND OWN BODY HOME

WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. June
19.-Walter w. Willis, alias w. w.
Knight, of Macon, Ca; is alleged
by police to have admitted he was
the sender Of the fake death mes
sage kilograms to relatives telling
Of his own death and asking for
money with which to send his body
home
Willis was detained by detectives
late yesterday when he went to the
telegraph office to collect money
in answer to a fake telegram sent
him by police. Willis explained his
actions, according to police, by say
ing that he had been eating canned
heat" and was not responsible FOL
his actions.
The Washington times., 1926-06-19
PURCHASES RANCH AT
PHOENIX, ARIZONA

Mrs. Arthur Lee Is making =
short visit in washington en- route
arom her estate at Ellsins, w. Va,
To- New York. Mrs. Lee has pur.
chased large ranch near Phoenix,
Ariz., where she and her young
sons intend making their pernna-
nent Winter home.
IN
Mrs. Richard C. Weightnan will
close her house in Sunderland Place
on June 26 and go to Cazanovia,
N. ". for the Summer.
Lieutenant Commander Everett
Dole Capehart, u. s. NJ. retired,
and Mrs. Capehart, who were mar
ried in New York on June 8, have
returned to New York from a we'd
ding trip to Canada and have
taken an apartment at the Lor-
raine. Commander Capehart is the
son of Mrs. Edward Everett Cape
hart. of washington, and the late
Captain Capehart.
The Washington times., 1926-06-19
PARTY TONIGHT AT
EGYPTIAN i &c A.TIOlI.

The Minister IL Egypt and Nine.
eanny Pasha will entertain at din.
ner. followed BY dancing, this eve
Ming at the legation Ia celebra-
lion az an Egyptian holiday.
Representative and Mrs. Robert
Low Bacon are at their home AZ
Westbury. Z. il, but expect TO re.
turn 10 washington next week to
remain until Congress adjOurns.
Former Senator and Mrs. Fred q.
Dubois. who have been living az
Kew Gardens, have moved 70 3ll4
r St., charming old Georgetown
house opposite Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Woods Bliss place. The Oaks. Miss
Toussaint Dubois 4 with them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Dodd were
hosts at an informal New England
clambake In the garden Of their
Georgetown home last evening.
Mrs. John McCaIIuna will enter
tain at a small dance this evening
at III o'clock IN her home at 350U
OF her birthday anniversary. A
midnight. There viii be about 80
guests.
Miss Ramona Lefeyre will enter
tain at dinner preceding the dance
Of Mrs. MeCallunl.
Mrs. william Cleveland Hicks
and her daughter, Miss Margaret de
Forest Hicks, will be at home Sun
day afternoon for the last time
this season, july l. Mrs. Hicks
viii 50 to New England, where
she will pags the summer and
where her daughter viii join hel
later.
Mr.. and Mrs. Blaine Mallan arr
passing some time at the summer
home of the latter's parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Frederick d. Mckinney
HandIey Hail. Kensington. Md.
The Washington times., 1926-06-19
PRETTY WEDDING IN
ECKINGTON

One of the prettiest weddings In
the history Of lexington took place
on Wednesday evening when Miss
Alice M. Cush, daughter OF Mrs.
William f.. Cush and the late Mr.,
Cush. was married to Joseph p.
Price.
The bride was given away by
her brother, william II. Cush, jr.,
and was attended by Miss Eileen
Cush, as maid Of honor. and six
bridesmaids, the Misses Margaret
and Bessie CusI, Pauline Graft,
Caroline Lindner, Catherine Flavin,
and Mrs. Alfred L. Nader.
"a touch of humor and quaintness
was AIDED by the presence Of the
little niece Of the bride. baby Alice
Marie Cush as flower girl. and her
brother Joseph Cush In the guise
OF ring bearer.
The brides gown was a robe Of
white taffeta silk, and chantilly
lace, adorned here and there with
clusters OF pearls and diamonds.
The train which hung from the
shoulders was also Of taffeta, with
panel OF the lace. This also was
adorned with clusters Of pearls and
diamonds.
The veil which fitted closely to
the brides head by means of rows
of pearls was sprayed with orange
blossoms. She carried a shower of
lilies of the valley and white roses.
The maid of honor wore a pale
orange taffeta silk dress, the skirt
of which was draped with tulle OF
changeable hues.
The bridesmaids dresses were OF
pastel shades of taffeta silk, the
skirts banded with tulle Of a SINH.
liar shade.
Picture hats Of tulle of the same
color completed the outfit.
The maid OF honor carried arm
bouquet Of yellow Columbia and
Pernet roses, which contrasted
pretttly, with those of the brides.
maids which were of different
shades Of pink.
The bridegroom was attended by
his brother, Frank Pricci as best
man, and Frank Guvaci, Fred
Boyer, Joseph Fitzpatrick, Larry
Baum, Edward Cotter, and Huley
Gass, as ushers.
The brides mother wore blacll
hobiton lace. over black silk heavily
beaded with Fhinestones, and q
black picture hat.
Prominent among the out.of.towT
guests were Mrs. Charles McEweT
and daughter. Eileen, from West
Lafayette, Ind, sister and niece Of
Mrs. Nora - CuBh.
The brides going away eo6tums
consisted 81 black taffeta dres'
trimmed IN ecru lace. and coat al
navy blue cloth With ls~sis &"
The Washington times., 1926-06-19
ART PROMOTERS CLUB
PLANS SUNDAY TE1

Guests Of honor at the Art Pro.
niotersr club on Sunday afternoon
viii be Miss Lfllah A. Guelich, Mr..
and Mrs. Alexander WOODBURY. and
Victor de Kubinyi. painter Of hn.
man emotions. at tea from 70 8
o'clock at 2011 T st. n. w. Other
guests will be Miss Lenore Marie de
Grange, Miss Isabelle Stone, Miss
Harriet Stone, Mrs. Julius Martin,
Mrs. Alice Thompson, Miss Anna
Cooley and Ernest Snlith.W ALTERS.
Miss Brigham will be hostess. A
new exhibition Of reproductions OF
the striking pictures Of Gustav
Guelich, a Swiss-American artist,
will be on view. At 5 o'clock there
will BE- an informal program with
short talks by Mrs. Woodburn on
''shakespeare Characters" and By
SIR. De Kubinyi on "PsychOlogy In
Art" The public IL invited.
senator Kenneth Mcclellan ri
Tennessee entertainea informailg
a. dinner On NE Willard roof last
night
The Washington times., 1926-06-19
DEMOCRAT IS TO
OPEN SCHOOL
OF Poll les
Instruction III Party Or
ganization and Cam
paig1illg to Be Given

kxNnARTY women among the
Democrats will not let the
summer pass lii airnless vacation
inr. Under the direction Of MIS-.
Minnie Fisher Cunning ham, q
Texas. plans have been worked out
for giving instruction In party Or
ranizatioli. political ca1npaigning
end party principles during the
GUNNER to representa- tLves 1rQln
rafioIIs wofnen's Democratic clubs
throughout the country.
sslae courses will be given at the
headnuafkers 81 the WorneTl's Ma
ticnal Democratic Club at so Con.
mepffniif Ave: The first class Will
herin July and VIII run about
ten DAYS, after which q new group
viii IS entered for similar IN
9truction. These ten-day periods
win continue until august e.
To stay IL Club House 81.
Tha students viii stay at the
nliih house, where Mrs. Cunning,
haya il also established Mrs. Gun
rlinp nam has been In charge Of
ne national headquarters all the
winter. She Is an efficient ana
wei. known organizer having done
nn4icl, work with wo1nel1's clubs be-
f,re her political activity. She was
r1enffoYed as candidate Tor the
s1lsre made vacant on the Civil
service commission BY the death Of
MI. F4elen Gardiner last summer,
WHICH position was given to Miss
Iessie Dell. oe Georgia, q Democrat
ard member of the. IA tional
Wunan's Party.
Mrs, Blair 3 Visitor
The Washington times., 1926-06-19
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