Evening Star Newspaper, November 18, 1921, Page 22

cil next Monday and Tuesday. the meeting next week funds REFUSE TO SELL OYSTERS Conts"s Dol el e Siave ‘boun | averces prics e or ovatere in eood | SAYS RUSSIAN BAREFOOT DANCERS offered at St. Michaels. e condition was about 75 ocents that the stan eac] that prevailed the church will be apportioned. a 13 . Information regarding the turnabout | bushel. ing the tion’s To BALTIMORE DEALERS of the vamll.‘:mm is said to be| The oyster crop in the entire state BRING LOOSE MRRMGE IDEALS In| nmg::l:fi‘h.ml::t a&: i me— s————— the first time anything of the kind|is short this year, as compared with needs of this day.” he said. Schoomer Captains Sail With 7,000 Lok uer oo o e on by Cope, | Doas it Cepiar® UP better than some e e “The new feminism 1s drawing | SERVICE LEGION TO MEET. ooner Captains Sail W , iate eonservation/commision by Cept.| DFevious yeara By the Assoclated Press. sults of the three-day meeting, de- | the best of our womanhood from | A special feature meeting and Bushels for Better Market spector of the commission. - DETROIT, Mich., November 18— | clared the work of the centenary | marriage and motherhood, while | poyer of the Military Service Legion At for h of the benevolent boards of KILLED IN AUTO WRECK. - Another Seriously Injured When Machine Goes Over Embankment] ° TAMPA, Fla, November 18—W. & Boyd, former aviator, was killed and Chattman Vickers of the commis-| TURKEYS ARE PLENTIFUL. | A challenge to the church to as- | Wofement had only begun. =~ | loose idesls on the permanente of | 0%\ o District of Columbia 18 to be :;:L Riddle, automoblle dealer of thig y, badly injured, when the automos bile in which they were riding went over a steep embankment near Chrise tina. Riddle, who was driving, says the car plunged stral, ahe: d over the emkmelgm & in St. Michaels. sion, in a statement regarding the : o are e ASHEVILLE, N. C., November 18.—| Sume the leadership in the home Calvary, where once agaln we will Russian barefoot dancers. held D i on, n ou 3 » 0 'y el ecember 1, according to an- Special Dispatch to The Star. L e O 000500 bushejs | There are more turkeys in the North| and in various phases of public 1ifs | fake up 'the burden of the cross and “The hand that stops rocking the |0, o2oPfnel v Col A Card BALTIMORE. November 18.—Three |up fo November 15, a8 compared with | Carolina mountains than in many| was sounded by speakers here at | Christianize the world.” he said. oragle bugind 10 sock the BoAtiof | Lt This mesting 'was to havi oyster schooners loaded with about|the quantity delivered here last year. |years, local dealers declared, and re-| ¢po national conference of the Dedclaring the American home is our family life. 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