Evening Star Newspaper, September 16, 1923, Page 12

GRAYSON'S MY W NOW VAL OF ZV Wins at Belmont—May Race Papyrus—Second Grayson Horse Near Victory. By the Associated Pres: NEW YORK, § important races c inner. match be run in America on Octob Own beat Ui traight, St. Jame t. with Tomm Fluvanna, stake to the winne BULB \Roosevelt’s Life Story to Be Given In Film Library By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, September 15.— The first blographical film library . —dream of motlon picture stu- dents for years past—and which has Theodore Roosevelt for hero will be installed October 27, the colonel's birthday, in his restored birthplace at 28 East 20th street, the Roosevelt Memorial Associa- tion” announced today. Instellation of the picturized v, which historlans de- d cpoch-making In the pres- jon of reference data, will ture the public opening - of Ropsevelt house as a national um. Compilation of the film six .months nation-wide’ search of movie records. | CATHOLIC WOMEN PLAN NATIONAL COUNCIL UNIT Preliminary Organization to Be Ef- fected at Meeting This After- noon, 8 0’Clock. Preliminary organization _of on District Council of I of Catholic W the d lock this afternoon in th of the Shrine of the >t and Park roi Ar PLANT NOW Just arrived, a carload of Bulbs from customhouse— our own importation direct from Holland. NARCISSUS BULBS - Pla gravel nd water, will Bloom in 6 to '8 weeks. Doz. 60c Narcissts Bu'bs, Jumbo Size, Dozen for $1.20 Tulips, doz, 35c up—$2 50 per Hundred JONQUILS, doz., 50c Up—CROCUSES, doz., 25¢ The Famous Black Tulip of Holland, doz., $1.00 Mixed Darwin Tulips, dozen for 50c HYACINTHS Prepared indoor blec Doz., $1 and $1.50 1,000 NARCISSUS BOWLS, 30c to $1.00 Fertilizer for Ferns—Pkg. for 35¢ « GOLD FISH and AQUARIUMS GOLD FISH 15c to 50c Each FISH Pint, 15¢ FOOD FISH GRASS Bunch, 10c Fish Bowls and Aquariums—All Sizes Largest Stock in Town, and Lowest Prices, Too! Canary Bird Seed, Pint for 15¢ KRAMER THE: FLORIST, 916 FSt.N.W. THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ¢, SEPTEMBER 16, 1923 PART T. that trs diocesan councii of Washing- ton be organized at once, and to that end he has appointed the Rt. Rev. Mgr. Gavan director, and it is in Mgr. Gavan’s name that the Washing- ton meeting has been called. Two delegates from each parish in the District, as well us representa- tives from all organizations of Catho- lio women, have been invited to at- tend. The meeting will addressed by Mgr. Gavan, Rov. Edwin L. Leonard. director of the archdiocesan council; Mrs. Harry M. Benzinger, president of the Baltimore. council, and Miss Agnes G. Regan, executive secretary of the National Council of Catholic Women. The ' meeting. will be open to all vomen who may be Interested in the work of the organtzation: Preceding ‘the organization meeting a meeting has been called for 2 p.m. of the reception committes, which is} making” arrangements for the enter- tainment of ‘delegates from all parts of the country who will attend the third annual convention of the Na- tional. Council of Catholic Women, which will” be held in Washington from September 30 to October 3. Mrs. Bensinger is national ‘chairman of the reception committee and Miss Sarah Lee chalrman of the local committee. 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