Evening Star Newspaper, December 2, 1924, Page 24

EPISCOPALIANS TO MEET. Gathering to Be Held in Prepa- ration for Rally Day. Episcopalians in the Diocese of Washington are invited to attend a meeting in the Church of the Epiphsny (oni.hl in preparation for Episcopal rally day to be held Sunday, here and throughout the country, which will end a cam- puign now being conducted to arouse interest in the church and increase the membership. The meezing will begin at § o'clock. Rev. Dr. Franklin J. Ciark of the Na- tional Councll of the Episcopal Church, with headquarters in New .| Tork. will sddress tho meeting and urgg the audiencs to work for greater Intérest in church attendance and - | membership. E. L. Stock, treasurer of the campaign in Washington, will re- vort on the work accompiished by the churche G. 0. P. INSURGENTS LIKELY TOHIT BACK] Xiroup of Senators Dis- ciplined by Party Expected to Show Resentment. ppe Ang to strike back &t the regular Publicaus. It was intimated today, “however, that thoy are gatheriag am- | the munition to hurl at their Auj Washington ‘four of the Scnators are in Waviington. | Will be the co While the Demacrats as ® bogy do|hroFram and not uppesr read. r thia | diction. time with "'\ vote | sions. ts, wien *the Dem- | S BOY AND BONDS MISSING 5 rather im nm crars will go """"'""]‘ NEW YORK, December & Co.. { polics toduy named Haryi: terday wit probable t along peacefu very far into (he pi e gave an add ttan. No one named at such an address, ten- 'd police today Names New Court Crier. ment of Thou! outh. N. 1., a iford's court. Quinn of Mr law’student at Geory n University. The appoiutment took effect at once mitiee whi iz 10 me that timie aunounced PRIVATE CAR OR TRAIN BANNED BY COOLIDGE President Will Make Trin to Chi-| cago in Regular Way to Save on Travel Fund. . s. President Coo a special traln & car on his trip thi been reserved n for him- their party ng, and the | the same ¢ travelers hicago. y Accommodations have eturn will |m| that w«ko-l ASK DAMAGES FOR WHECKi Woman and Husband Seek| $60,000 for Auto Smash | Last Saturday. Jessie D. Jurboe and her hus- Jarboe, of Chapel filed suits in the Dis- t to recover dam- 00 from George known as J. J. to be from Chica- ster-in-law timore last | Saturday to attend the Army- Nl\)‘ Zame, when an automobile satd to be- long to the defendant collided with | them ou u bridge across Deep Kun, Just heyond Laurel. and forced ”“l Jarboe car over the bridge and into | the run, it is claimed, Mrs. Jarboe sustained scrious in- sury, she states, and places her dam. age at $35 B. Jarboe, als ages for the lost of services of his wife and for the expenses incident to her illness. Attorney George E. Sulli- | i | Mrs. van appears for the plaintiffs, s e Miss Lucille Vaughan, a staden: at | ihe University of Kan: e2rs her| vet fox around her neck as & fur | piece. 1 D) Thompson of the boztd of mis- —Stewart bond brokers, reported to the | Special Facilities for Of Double Faced Cloth STAR, WASHINGT Detective B. W. Thompson ef po- lice headquarters is in New York in an endeavor to bring Willlam L. Dud- ley back to answer charges of lar- ceny after trust in connection with the case, and Mrs. Olla Ingram Sil- ver, who wore about her neck beads which, she said, were once the per- sonal property of the prophet, Abdul Baha, is being held under $1,000 bond in connection with a fraud investiga- tion in Trenton, N. J. Dunbar became acquainted with Silver at public lectures on psychology, and through her met Dudley. The two, it is alleged, In- duced the sculptor to invest in a proposition they were interested in, and Mr. Dunbar declares he turned over a note to Dudley and has since heard nothing from him. In the ab- THE EVENING CHARGES SWINDLING BY BAHAIST GROUP Sculptor Says He Was Induced to Invest in Project, Backed by Psychologists. i} Ulric S. J. Dunbar. nationally known sculptor, and numerous other prominent Washingtonians are al- leged to have been swindled out of a total of $10,000 by a small group of swindlers here during the last few months using Bahairm and its mystic Influences as mediums. of operating, according to the poiice, it was re- vealed today. sence of details about the proposition Dudley was interested in, understood to be a mine, the police are not will- lf not the arm of most Diseases When the bowels become clogged with i waste matter, cleanse them at once, but avoid drastic purgatives; they make constipation worse .. 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