Evening Star Newspaper, December 10, 1924, Page 35

MARRIAGE OF PITY SCORNED BY WE Grateful to Husband, But She Hates Him, Nancy Jor- don Declares. . December 10.— of Claude H v Jordon, pretty woman, who, in November, 1922, drew tears down the grim cheeks of immigration authorities with a story of betrayed love, is doomed to end in the divorce court. Mr. Clarke has just filed suit nst her in the Circuit Court here, PROTEST BUS PARKING ON FOURTEENTH STREET Citizens Ask Police Department to Prevent Traffic Inter- ference. That busses parked on Fourteenth street and Colorado avenue inter- fere with trafic was the assertion of citizens of the Sixteenth Street Highlands Citizens' Association ~at thelr meeting Monday night held in the Sixth Presbyterian Church. A resolution was adopted asking | the police department to forbid the | parking. The bus line is one which | connects with the Walter Reed Hos- Dital. The resolution also calls for a requgst for a traffic officer to be stationed at that intersection. Dr. R. L. Montague was the prin- cipal speaker of the evening. The question of bonding automobile drivers was discussed, but tabled to | be brought up at a later meeting. Paul Grove, president of the assocla- tion, presided. After the business session and the address, motion pic- tures were shown under the auspices Rt e 2.3 | of the Chesapeake and Potomac Tele ¢ | phone Company. J. M. Waters, dir she eceived news f i s | tor, was in charge of the exhibit. suit and said s E YLt e | NEW CLUB ORGANIZED. hate 3 s not given me the — c.d want How can 1 live with a man| who married me out of pity? A table Activities. pity husband! I cannot love him! I shall not go back to England. The| A new club given to the purposes very thought of the homeiand brings | of Teligious and charitable activities, father of the boy—it is the father 1|will Promote Religious and Chari- | tears to my eyes—but my people are be considered. I have been 1 to pay for my I still love Nancs s mistreated me and | €€Ne deserted me Works in Printshop. in ¥, sup- boy, the Robin Hood Club, was erganized Monday night at the meeting held at the | home of William C. Sullivan in Chevy « hase. Officers elected were: President, * Sullivan: secretary, Wil- *and treasurer, J Byrne, nell Crowley, John T. | Joseph J. Crowley, Clinton Dy nglish, A. S. Gardiner, ibson, J. Andrew Griesbau | seph M. Hausler, Frank J. Hurley, | Maj. John F. Madigan, J. A, Mc- | Keever. H. Tudor Morsell, Comdr. Radford Moses, Maj. J. A. O'Brien, George O'Connor, Capt. Julius I. Pey- for | ser, E. J. Quinn, Dr. Fred Sanderson Raphael Semmes, Joseph G. Sheehy, nce I came | Andrew Smith, Dr. Walter F. Sulli- | ven | rke. 1 tinue to support 1 If and I am not a parasite. » America from Eng- cars ago. Her boy was 0ld then, she told immi- authorities. She sought Frank . a Kansas . who, 1 the Army gland durin war, had been to her was the father | child. she said. Warren, whc orced from his wife, daughter van, Dr. Milo H. Sutliffe, James A. Toomey and Brainard H. Warner, jr. — Automobiles in India are consid- ered to be greater champagne, jewelry and a renewal of |on pleasure vehicles is being agi- | tated | THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, ‘D. O, 'WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1924 221,077 WAS SPENT A R o o R R B R R R R R R R R s N o S s o The 18 Busy Peoples Drug Stores Have Gifts for Every One—Priced to Please the Thrifty! : TO AID THIRD TICKET La Follette-Wheeler Committee Re- ports $225,936.50 in Cam- paign Receipts. Expenditures of the La Follette- Wheeler campalgn committee to De- cember 2 as reported yesterday to the clerk of the House, fotaled $221,- 077 and receipts amounted to § H 936.50. W. T. Rawleigh, treasurer of the committee and heaviest contributor, said in flling the report that receipts after October 30 were $27,853.05, and expenditures, $40,446.40. Previous re- ports from the committee showed that before October 30 recelpts amounted to $198,083.45 and expendi- tures, $181,531.18. They did not in- dicate whether the committee on De- cember 2 had any debts. Rawleigh, a Freeport, 111, merchant, was shown to have contributed | $44,000. The only contributor, of more than $1,000 besides him iisted in the final report, was Mrs. Dorothy Whit- | ney Straight of New York, who gave $2,500. i A report filed by the Steuben na- tional campaign committee showed that it had veceived $24,259.13 and had expended $21,331.62 in support of the La Follette-Wheeler ticket. Stomach Pump Many an old-time dyspeptic who suffered all kinds of torture after eating, when the stomach rolled with gas, sour risings made life miserable and all sorts of distresses made food a bugbear, learned the best lesson of their lives by trying. 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Karess Toilet Set An exquisite gift box containing Karess Perfume and Face Powder.