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Evening star., 1927-11-14
Dtaths.

ia1 q t6idssn. oa sHosaI hospital NfEsaRSs fESaS
late re.idsnce 1863 s5ss ,5th ae e 1 n'~n on on
.nS. sTs Il q e. ssn9 Rs.asn;
at Congressional Cemetery.
NAYS. .assed into eternal rest on satur.
sfS MSys SGys"ssT SsnSsG .dS Vim. At6N.A N.y. n1s
hro.her Of Pearl Mays Ackermsn and
& Mass GfsoFs q. pm fro Tqs her
late residence. 336 Indiana ave. NV. Ia
MINIS; Mns;- Departed this lite Novemsssr l2.
n17 Z, SiMS Fl, seslsoGs eso,sd Ss s.Pand ri
Of Mamie Minis, he leaves. to mourn their
i, loss o,Hn, one daughter one sister and hos.
Claske CO, itle Florida ave, ne: FpreraI
above named .hapei IA
OWEN, Suddenly on Monday November
j. 49,; At Providence Hospital. RICH
!, NV Notice Of funeral in T1e:dsys
PADGETT. On SUNDAY. Novemher ~. 1927.
MARI sSr c cre',arRS% %id"% Of The ss lste George
P,adgett Funeral from her late residence.
Wa,i,.r WWG,d1,esdsy; Noyemher l6 at 40 .nIn; nm;
Congressional Cemetery.
his residence AL 10th at NV AN.
TONIC, beloved husband of Matlde Rizzo:
am from Saffell's chapel. 5th and II ats.
nv: mass at st. Patrick's Church. am.
Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery.
ber i3. 1897. at s:so pm T at :is Des-
m9nd court s.w.. after lingering Illness.
s@S R1s2rsS =. asd Rss es s+sh ssa 6roSs g sssss
sunts two uncles and other relatives and
Rhines' funeral home 3rd and l SITS sw
Notice OF funeral later.
TAYLOR On Thursday. November 10.
1927. at Freedmens Hospital. CORA
TAYLOR ss,Sr dyoted %ie Of a E@ls TAYLOR
Nellie Gray. Funeral Monday NOvember
IA, Al p.nn. from the ". Ernest Jarvis
Co. funeral parlors 2@"2 Georgia ave NV.
TAYLOR; Suddenly on Friday. November
IRENE ircRETrR & 7 s" T.2toR Fl Man" Funcnai rlai
from the residence of her daughter. Mrs.
Frank Gpman Livingston Heights. Va.
TUESDAY November IL. at pm. Reia-
tiyes and friends invited
| WILSON. On Saturday November J." 1927.
at h2Seta Sier o long l
| brother of Mary f. Hall He leaves 20
mourn their loss twelve children and nine
| teen Rrandchiidren. Remains at Boyd 4
nv From there to St Augustine's
tery ReaTc. and az frleo. Modst oytsd 0tei
WILSON. On Sunday. November 10 1927.
beloved daughter of the late Thomas N.
| and ElinOr Wilson OF 1911 5th at. n. W.
| t,nneral from residence Of nephew. DR..
"Wednesday. November 16. at . nm. Inter-
| nlent at Oak Hill Cemetery. Kindly omit
| flowers 15s
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CAROL IS BANNED
AS TRIAL WITNESS
Former Prince Denied Right
to Testify in ManoiIescu
Defense.
BY the Associated Press.


BUCHAREST. Ruma mia, November
1.-THE right to testify in defense of
former cabinet minister. charged
with plotting to bring about his re-
turn and his ascension to the Ru-
manian throne. has been denied to
former Crown Prince Carol.
AIihail Manoilescu, former undersec.
retary Of finance, in the two days that
he was on the stand in his own de-
fense, attempted to show that the ex-
lied prince had the interests of his
country at heart and that his abdica.
ton two years ago was not due to
personal idiosyncra sizes. but to his
treatment by the present premier,
lionel Bratianu.
Demanded as Witness.
Then those who are defending
Manolescu demanded that Carol, who
is in France, be called as a witness.
''He must come. in order to prove
that he never thought of returning
except as a member of the regency"
shouted NJ. Theodoreanu, criminal
law expert for Manoilescu, who MAIN
tanned that Carol sought not the
throne, but to act "a one of the three
regents who rule for the 6.year-old
King Michael
'IIe is a Rumanian citizen" con.
tinued Theodoreanu, land nobody has
the right to prevent him from coming
to give evidence. Our laws know
neither exile nor communication"
Carol cannot return" the prose
cutor retorted, because the law for.
bids his return for 10 years More
over, / am authorized by competent
authorities to say that on no account
will they tolerate Carols entry into
Rumana."
The court, by vote Of three to two.
rejected the dema nd for Carols return
as witness. Branding the trial as
a travesty on justice, Theodoreanu re.
tired in disgust.
Censorship Increased.
AS the trial nears its end, the gov.
ernment has intensified the censor.
ship. The national gathering of the
Peasants party, November 20. at Alba
Julia. has been forbidden. unless the
dynastic question is avoided. Because
of the censorship. the Bucharest news
papers are appearing with great gap
ing white spaces.
Opponents of the government say
that the trial. which Bratianu hoped
would terminate in wiping out any
demand for Carols return and stif1e
the opposition. has only stiffened the
opposition.
The dangerous political strife has
been intensified rather than allayed.
and leaders OF the opposition political
parties declare that the proceedings
have placed the premier and his
brother. Vintila Bratianu. and their
methods on trial.
Manoilescu and other witnesses
claim that Carol wrote the King. Civ.
ing his reasons for his remuneration.
This document was not included In
The pamphlet containing the text OF
apers affirming Carols remuneration
ISSUED by the government, and the
public Is clamoring to see it.
Evening star., 1927-11-14
9n al enroriam.

dear mother MEDoRAH ASHTON. who
II 1923
Recalls the memory of the loved one
And those who. think of YOU today
Are the ones that loved YOU best.
HER CHILDREN FRANCES. RICHARD.
GEORGE AND JOHN HENRY
BROWN. Sacred TO the memory Of nv De.
entered the haven of rest three wears ago
today. November IA 1924
No trembling sad farewell
From her uuivering lips was heard.
SO SOFTLY she crossed the quiet stream
Was not "A ripple stirred
So low was. her Masters voice
- Ihat II did not reach our ears.
But she heard the sound of His loving
HER Ard sSs s9s was Sp tpll e i9gne gz4e tear;
W Mr.. f AND ARS ARs o. oDS"fRoEF;iN-LA". 5. Brown
BROWN. A tribute of love to the sacred
memory memory OF our dear mother: sALLIE
ago today November H. 1924.
We see you in our dreams dear mother:
On. how wish il to be true.
That We could be lust little nearer
DEy2fSp SiR IT, PAS$aTFR sES IS son Az.
FRAZIER. In sad but loving remembrance
q 2R 2Tr ,deap deaT husband h AMI father JAMES
wears ago today. November IL 1928.
As we loved him. so we miss him.
oIsd In our mem1ory he , Is always near:
Bringing many silent tear.
WIFE AND CHILDREN.
GwINN. In sal but loving remembrance of
our dear mother. LAURA A. GWINN who
il 1875. '"'' '"' years AS' ''o'e"''ef
often think of vou., dear mother.
With heart sad with pain.
Oh, this world would he like heaven
YOUR IoviNG 'IuI 'pAUGHTfEIRsa Ut2gf Isainj KATIE
BUMBRY. l
Not one day are YOU forgotten dear mother:
In NTH the IN midst Of pleasure am blue.
HEB ToSiSG D1UGHfER, HELEN WILL
stfsefasa ths o%er: :G1tE aaeS sesn1s ss7
Lies the one | loved so dearly
HER APSPfED 81 fiGEH6S DAGGhFEK ssGi Ff1ss GEORGE
JASPER. Sacred to the memory of our
dear wife and mother. ANNA JANE JAS
ago today November II. 1924.
Dear mother. how we miss you
No one but us can tell:
Our thoughts are always lingering
On one we loved so well.
HER & sRf HUSsBANDs ND, CHILDREN AND
husband. brother and father father. THOMAS 9NL 4
wears ago today. November IL 1922
Five long years have passed away
But memory still lives on:
Our hearts are sad and lonely today
For the love of our dear one.
nj JANE qlN and HIS MsfE cHrIbREN aAnlE SISTER
TW0MEY; In loving memory nt our devoted
MEY. who departed this life three wears
~ THE FAMILY.
Evening star., 1927-11-14
D. c. SEENSTAT|0N
ON COAST A|RWAY
City Flying Field Project May
Be Dropped, but Boiling
Is Available.

Even while indications point to
forced abandonment of the District
Municipal Airport project because OF
runored Budget Bureau disapproVat'
the Department of Commerce Is going
forward with plans for including
Washington in the list OF cities in
cnded on the New YorkAtlanta Air
way. service over which is to start
March /, 1928.
Bids are to be opened November -
covering the last installation or air.
way lights between Greensboro, n. e.
and Richmond. Va. After five months
of intensive work, the survey OF the
airway has been completed ana IN
stallation of lights is now in progress
between New York and Richmond,
and between Greensboro and Atlanta.
80 Airway BeacOns.
When it Is finally equipped for sky
travel by the air mail, the airway Will
be a broadly lighted thoroughfare of
the upper air. 1873 miles in length,
lighted by 80 powerful revolving air
wav beacons, with 30 intermediate
'andng fields, lighted for night flying
Mail will he carried under contract by
the Pitcairn Aviation Co, Inc. oper
1tinc at night. on n schedule which
cali for the planes to leave New York
md Atlanta at Q p m. daily, meeting
somewhere south of Washington.
ARRANGEMENTS have been made
through Assistant Secretary of War
Dawson. for the use of Boiling Field
until the proposed District airport at
Gravelly Point becomes a reality.
Though Budget Director Lord re
mains non committal. he ia said to
have blue-penciled the estimate of
st50.oo0 in the 1928 District budget
for the first years airport construc.
ton work. Other airports have been
furnished on the route at Alta =,
Spartan nburg, Greensboro. Richmond.
Philadelphia and New Brunswick.
The New York Atlanta air route.
rhe Commerce Department said today,
has been one of the most difficult to
lay out because Of the scarcity of
landing fields.
Service Is Delayed.
In order to get intermediate fields
OF sufficient size. In many cases the
properties Of four or five farms have
heen rented and thrown together by
eiimina ton of bitches. fences and other
obstacles. In addition. considerable
-I"u'iiS mas ''t'it H'teSSdtN' It'du~
" the time required to put these fields
n shape. inaucura tion of service has
heen delayed, 1t being necessary to
ave the fields completed and lighted
'efore the route is safe for night use
Public interest along the route has
'een gratifying to the depa rtment and
valuable aid has been given by munici
utilities in anticipation Of the benefits
"nned to he derived from air trans
'ortation Several municipalities have
furnished Intermediate fields at n
nominal rental while some have
Graded the fields and furnished part
Ut the lighting arrangements.
Evening star., 1927-11-14
METHODISTS SPEED
DANVILLE SESSION
Elders and Deacons Ordained by
Bishop Denny-Statistics
Are to Be Heard.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
DANVILLE, Va, November a.
The 145th annual Virginia Methodist
Conference started this morning TO
speed up its sessions, being far behind.
Reports of the board of temperance
and church extension remain to be
discussed and acted upon. All ''ques-
tons bearing on statistics have to be
answered. The statistical secretaries
are ready to report. but are unwilling
to release the informa ton their re
ports contain until actually presented
DR.. c. E. Blankenship of Orange,
says that while this years accounting
is for 13 months, the collections will
show a drop over those of last year.
This is one reason which leads to the
belief that before the day is done. the
date of next years conference will
have been set back to October.
Elders ordained by Bishop Collins
Denny Yesterday were T. F. Carroll
Wh!testone: o. B. Carter. Basett:
George d. Coffey. Saluda; n. W
Curry. Sandston FL. w. Landrum,
Atlee: c. l.. Ledford. Kilmanock; c. +
Williams, Ben's Cur~h, ard l.. O.
Wright of Palmyra. Deacons or.
dained were J. Fl. Abernethy. Caroline
Circuit; J. A. Brittingham, Monroe;
r. A. Craig, Cobb's Creek: o. Fl. Craw.
70 '. Alton: w. /. Collins. Phenix, and
|. G. Couch. Stevensville.
Evening star., 1927-11-14
THE WEATHER

District of Columbia--Fair and
warmer with lowest temperature about
40 degrees tonight; tomorrow, cloudy
and warmer.
Maryland-Fair and warmer tonight:
tomorrow, cloudy and warmer. rain
tomorrow night.
Virginia-Cloudy and warmer to.
night and tomorrow.
West Virginia-Cloudy and warmer
tonight: tomorrow. rain, colder tomor.
row night.
Records for 81 Hours.
Thermometer pm. 40; s pm, A.;
IL midnight. 81; 4 am, 81; s am, 3S:
noon, SO.
Barometer-4 pm, 1910; pm.
3o.69; l. midnight. Sn.6s; am, 30.67:
IN. 30.67; noon. 306l.
Highest temperature. SO, occurred
at noon today.
Lowest temperature. 80, occurred
at am. today.
Temperature same date last year:
highest. 67; lowest. AZ.
Tide Tables.
Furnished by the United States Coast
and Geodetic Survey)
Today-low tide, 6:23 am. and 642
pm; high tide. 1900 pm.
Tomorrow-low tide, 719 am. and
I45 pm; high tide, 1928 am. and
1907 pm.
The Sun and Moon.
Today-Sun rose 6:49 am; sun sets
ass pm.
Tomorrow-Sun rises $50 am: sun
sets 4:55 pm
Moon rises 1909 am; sets 1922 pm
Automobile lamps to be lighted one
half hour after sunset.
Condition of the Wafer,
treat Falls, clear. Harpers Ferry
f".omac. clear. Shenandoah. little
cloudy this morning.
Weather In Various Cities.
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Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been reported
to the Health Department in the last "a
hours:
Hanner Moore Fitzhugh. ss. 1900 Massa.
,husetts ave.
Jennie Hichborn. IS. Lee House. 18th and
SITS.
Elizabeth Dunn, So 1401 Grant st.
. Mary Bache Mccarthy. IS. Connecticut
Ant
Sarah Nussbaun1. 20. 1Ii7 9Th St
- Frances Gardiner Davenport. 81 Garfield
HOSPITAL,
Stella Herchberger SIS Emergency Hos.
Dtal
Ruben Ogus. 55. gl3 Louisiana ave.
:, Isaac Mcndelson. 43, George Washington
Mary Summers 30, Garfield Haspital.. !
Carrie Clements. 20. Sihley Hospital.
Margaret Lee. 96. 1910 9Th st.
William Henry Patrick. So. 1914 n2nd st
Luke Thompson, rs Emergency Hospital
Robert Lee ~. 1906 @ st.
Henry p White. Is. Gallinger Hospital.
Annie s. Holmes. 10. 1345 II st
Robert Jordan 80 1909 Winn Ct
Albert Willis 40. Galnger Hospital
Isabel Torney. AZ, Freedmen's Hospital.
Louise Coleman, 80 Galinger Hospital.
Albert Brown. 3S. Gallingcr Hospital.
Frank Cal Coates Rs. 1886 Q St
Cora Taylor. 36 Freedmen's Hospital
Ethel Edwards. 25 tuberculosis Hospital.
Maxine Colbert. 15, Gallinger Hospital.
Ella Miller. ,. rear of 707 M st.
Robert McLendon. .. Childrens Hospital.
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DeathS.

BELL. On Sunday November 13, 1927. at
Sgs Ssnysa Of sae E Bs
father of Nelson B Bell. Funeral services
private.
BuTLER: Departed this hfs on su9dsg isS
BUTLER. beloved husband OF Clara, But
beth Reed, Mrs. Violet Diggs., Laura
Butler. Dei,.o Butler and Leonard Butler
Notice of funeral later.
snrebsr p PePsEsd this hi. s fs,%enss az ssn9s
kenyon st NV EDWIN, LEON CAMP;
RE aEd sds 4 eeSSed f%" Sp",hef e
Grace tampbsi Funeral from his late
am Interment Mount Oiivet Cemetery
Relatives and friends invited
coNN0lLY. Fansral services, for orL,.l,E Loniss :
teacher iq the public schools ,, Of Washins' IL.
Moidsy Noyember. IA, AZ 5 pm Friends
DIA0N peparted this life on Friday u No. Sor
ns HeiFh,s Ma Md onsE eGmsf b&oN Fanera
the Church of the Incarnation. Deanwood.
ID. c. Int rment Mount Olvet Cemetery.
rlDDELL. On Sunday November. -, 1927.
beloved wife of John Fiddell Funeral
". Wise CO. 1900 NJ st, NV. thence to
and X SITS ne at 2 O'Clock pm. Rea-
t,ves and friends invited, ln'erment Cedar
Hill Cemetery
'i ss ANNE On be@Sa A"9aa'y sister
Gang,hrsn; Fs9nsrsi from the chapel =. Of
ar""N Weasssay Sesri SOM ven l6 at $40
am REQUIEM mass at the Church Of the
'iSes l4"'' and trends Invited intsr%ent Me.Ht
Olivet Cemetery. 15'
GiULIANl On Saturday. tnG NoyeWesr Mr,ti II
Ginlian Of 1s Florida ave. N.Y., Funeral
M sfo% the on nrFSrs of essFs wf'h at
am; thence to ST. Martins Church. where
se'en tse renose sss Of his soS a nterment Arns
ton National Cemetery. Relatives and
friends invited.
HEArT suadsny ... Saturday, Noyemnep ysrnsp
p m NV a, ASalE SsE Esssfas MhRGsRET ~ seioaed
wife of Vernon 7. Heath. IN the 4 st year
=. 4. Tai.avuIi 4a6 9TH ST st. s.w.. % on Tues. IS.
LAY Moyember Ia at PM Relatives Relatives
sionai Cemetery,
IIEiNRUCH. On Sunday; November II
1 t JolfpH HIP Nm 8 E%erEe"rs SsdE hos
Thomnson' Notice of funeral hereafter. :
HOWARD. On Saturday November 1".
i931; at his residence. 2@09 9th. St NV
FRED HOWARD. devoted husband of
yember is. at pm. III from IN the W. Ernest
Jarvis Co funeral parlOrs.
JOHNSON. On Saturday. November II.
1872 at Freedmens Hospital. SUSIE
JOHNSON. devoted mother of Oswald H.
FfournOy. Edith Blunt and Ester Baytop
Funeral Wednesday, November 16, at West
Ernest Jarvis Co.'S funeral parlors. 22a2
s Ga. ave. NV.
GrantIyn Tab. No. 70 A. 1. o. of Moses:
mans Hall. st. s.w.. November IA. 1927.
the funeral al of Sister NARY I2R9EN Fa:
DIM. Zion Baptist Church F st. s.w.
BRO. WILLIAM CARMICHAEL. W. 8.
s. TYSON Se,y.
LEE. Departed ths life on Saturday. No
ssmber Mnhe. 1& r.r PET sT as $40 am; Mrs M
Chas 4. Lee. Mrs. Laura Lee Brown. Miss
Funeral Tuesday November lS. from
ner late residence. 1910 ,fth st. NV;
thence to Miles Memorial Church. 3rd st.
pm. Relatives and friends invited.
is4 ON sandas NGve%hsr
MAGR!iDER wife Vi tRs late Charles
Magfuder. mother OF Bertha Marshall. Isa-
bella Loman Mary Ellis, Marie Tracy.
Clara Mason and Dennis Magruder. Re-
msns re,tns At the Ernest Jarvis Co
- am. from Gaibraith 4. NJ. b. Church.
+ 6th. st. between. H. and m ste. NV. Rsla-
uyes and friends invited
Evening star., 1927-11-14
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued TO the
following " VIZ
Harry M shsc,tette and Susie NJ. Gar.
'isor both nf staff ,ri va
:, Oswald T Bare Of Iexngtnn. Va. and
Er7mrtt A phaus nf phladelphja Pa
81 Phvllis 4 Hodge of this CITY
MnsS Williams and Annie BurrnH
william T."moaon OF Tho Plans Va
NJ Francis Carter of Middlnhrrg. Va
.ihert Kessl"r md Dorothy schwartz both
.tohn n pvles ard Ressin Grvn,es
Evening star., 1927-11-14
Heretic!

From the Providence journal.
When we read that student or poll
tics has declared that the Middle West
represents te common sense or the
country we may be reminded that
some years ago there was WIDE
spread belief that Boston held corner
on the intelles tual resources ot the
country. But. of course, 'oston never
die have such a monopoly, and now
we may doubt that the country's com.
mon sense is largely concentrated IN
ho Middln WpSf
Evening star., 1927-11-14
]. N. HUSTON RITES.
Former U. S. Treasurer Buried in
Rock Creek Cemetery.

Funeral services for James Nelson
Huston. rs years old United States
Treasurer during President Beniam
Harrison's administration. who died at
the residence of his daughter. Mrs.
Howard Nj, Gordon. l4l6 Crittenden
street. Saturday. were conducted at
the Gordon home this afternoon at
z o'clock. interment was in Rock
Cree Cen ry.
Mr.. Huston was for many years a
Evening star., 1927-11-14
MRS. &. T. MCKINNEY DIES.

Mrs. Elvira Thomas Mckinney. 81
years old, ,util nine years ago resi-
dent of this city. died of apcplexy at
Goshen, Ind. Yesterday. according to
word received here.
Her husband the late Robert Chris
tian Mckinney. was for many years
connected with the United States
Geological Survey. Department Of the
Interior. He died In 1915. He was
the son - the late Phillip Mckinney.
Governor of Virginia from 1880 to
1894. ?,
Funeral services probably will be
oIj yNodpesdav
Evening star., 1927-11-14
Births Reported.

The following births have been reported
TO the Health Department in the last "a
hours.
Thomas j. and Hazel Fitzpatrick girl
William c. and Rebecca r. McAIlister
girl
William w and Edith Cumberland. girl
Claude G. and Efiie NJ Mohery girl
Norvai and Lucy NJ Sauls girl
Andrew j. and Amanda 4 Steveans girl
Evening star., 1927-11-14
Radish Weighs IL Pounds.

Special Dispatch TO The Star.
FREDERICK Nd November IA
A radish of the ordinary garden va.
riety, weighing IL pounds. has been
dug from his garden by Howard Quinn
of this citV
Evening star., 1927-11-14
Caro of TbankS

COOPER. wish Ia express many thanks to
the Elks and Remington employees and
friends for their cymnathv ami floral trib-
utes at III" death of INV husband NOR
VAL COOPER HIS WIFE.
Evening star., 1927-11-14

1t Is against all the rules for any
OF. p lock q door n the British House
Of Commons, the law" has been
h ideC down from the days when
locEc doors implied conspiracies.
Evening star., 1927-11-14

leader in politics in Indiana and was
engaged In the real estate business
here for about Is years.
Evening star., 1927-11-14
LOST.

LOST.
BEAGLE HOUNDS gl2). on Nov. q. from
Rande Cliff. Md: black, white aud tan
collars with name and address. x25 reward
for information that will lead. to their re-
covery Address Ingram Marks. TT 4th
DIAMOND, RING Thursday night between
5th and sth sts. on st. n.e.: liberal reward,
FRATERNITY PIN. with three Greek gold
Heart Church and Warder st. Reward.
HAT BOX, tan crinkIe leather, between nth
and Girard and 14th and Fla. ave. Return.
2S0l I1th ct. NV. Adams 6616. Reward
PACKAGE containing letters and passport.
Hamilton McInetny 260i Calvert st., Apt,
10a. Adams B666.
P0cKETBOoK, tan. sunday afternoon; Ga.
ave. between Walter Reed Hospital and Dis.
trict Line. Cali Adams 5l04-W:
STEER strayed from the Washington Abat-.
t0ir, Co at Bennings. p. c.. one white face
Herf6rd steer. SIS reward Tor its return 10
STRAYEn, white collie pup, 8 months old,
from 1892 Alasns ave. II found please tsle-s
WRIST W1TCH--Lad ,. gold: Initials 3.
Linz. ST. iooS s.' 'ssSi csroiins AVA sss. IL.
Evening star., 1927-11-14

The Woman's Home Club of North
Beach. Nd. will meet tomorrow. 3
PM, at the Thomas Circle Club, 1926
Massachusetts avenue. Hostesses:
Mrs. L. N. Ramey Mrs. A. r. Town
send, Mrs. j. E. Stack, Miss Jeanne
Robertson and Mrs. A. j. Earle.
Evening star., 1927-11-14
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.
TO-DAY,

The annual election Of officers OF
the Takoma Park Citizens Associa-
tion will be held. 7:3O o'clock, in Ia.
koma Park Library.
Evening star., 1927-11-14

Piney Branch Citizens Association
will meet. o'clock. in Hamline NJ.
Z. Church for election of officers.
Evening star., 1927-11-14
FOREIGN.

t7 am. Greenwich time, today,
Evening star., 1927-11-14

The United States National Museum
announces an exhibition of etchings by
Richard c. Bishop. Roland Clark and
Eric G. Scott daily from . to 4:3O
until November 26.
Evening star., 1927-11-14

Congress Heights Citizens Associa-
ton will meet, o'clock. in portable
building, Baptist Church. Election
of officers.
Evening star., 1927-11-14

The Bradley Parent-Teacher Asso-
cia ton will meet, o'clock. at the
school. j. NJ. Schaffer will speak of
school Ideals of the Southwest"
Community singing
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-06-30

we ,HATe 10 ee. PessEMsrlc, sDr We
cANr POSSIBLY eeLlENE THAT A LNrLe
lNeNr4 SIX FOdT GOAT coDLD LIVE
|T4RoDGH THIS TEMPE ST. WAN, UELL SHOW Huu.
Evening star., 1927-05-01

keeps them healthy. 1t
keeps teeth pearly white
and protects them against
acids which cause decay.
Evening star., 1927-05-01

Everybody wants a sweet,
fresh breath. Ifyou try this
new, sparkling Forhan's
Antiseptic Refreshant
once, you'll never GO
back 70 ordinary mouth
washes that only hide
bad breath with their
telltale odors. Forhan
Antiseptlc Refreshant Is
a success. Try il, $50 and
o0c at all druggists.
Evening star., 1927-05-01

These Uneven odds Can Be Bettered, Easily
A little care and you safeguard precious
health against this enemy of man. Just have
your dentist examine teeth and gums at
least once every Six months And start
using Forhan's for the Gums, today.
Prepared from the formula of R. ]. Forhan,
DDS, for many years Pyorrhea special
ist, and containing Forhan's Pyorrhea
Liquid used by dentists everywhere, this
dentifrice is made to thwart Pyorrhea or
to check it's vicious course.
Healthy Month and Cleaning Teeth
... Rare Gifts
Not only does the regular use of Forhan's
check Pyorrhea, Trench Mouth and Gingi-
i
Evening star., 1927-05-01

NOU may know him. Through the years
L. his great driving force and tireless
energy have never diminished, phile, one by
one, his contemporaries have sacrificed hap
piness and success on the altar of neglect. Of
his treasures, the most priceless is health. And
he jeaIousIy protects it from the grim foes
that seek its destruction.
A ruthless enemy, that strikes unwary vic
TINS with sinister force, is Pyorrhea. If let
alone its poison spreads through the sys-
TEN, ravaging health and youth, often caus-
ing rheumatism, stomach trouble, anemia
ar facial diSfIUnrement