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30 THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. 0., MARCH 15, 1925—PART 3. why people do these things, except Robinson. Cincinnati: Brockwell | Porter, K. H. comp. Natlonal Party Colleen Moore Convalesces. . ReVleWS Of NeW Books that the primal nomad tucked away| Co. Platforms. Ref. JUSS-P8asn. o in all of us gets the upper hand with | INDUSTRIAL ~ OWNERSHIP; Its|Pound, Roscoe. Law and Morals. % ~ ITH her neck and shoulders held N me of us. At any rate, our con- sconomic and Social Signifieance. KL-P8661. pallls ar e eran& rigid in a plaster cast because of cern is not with causes but with the | g ® RS MG SEUEL DETHEATI | Robinson, 1. B. Evolution of Ameri- iha dtalicatod Vertabias which She account of this journey across ;)m York: The MacMillan Co. eelan Politigal Parties hqu-ymh' > recently sustained while on location, @OSEPH PULITZE y T pon a lonely erag, his only eve|continent. A diarial account, this, Steed, H. W.' Through Thirty Years, = - i Fniber Tovely: Hollywood Honie York: Simon & Schuster. e moving black mass that covers|while the events of that day were| York: J. J. Little & Ives Co. Street, C. J. C.” Hungary and Demoo- | Herriok, in general orders recently |Hays Haymaker o it P on ot | of convalescence with her dolls, her B e mo blac i g & sih. The w! : & > o 2 o 157-8 5 ounces the celebration of |co 5 er of pensions, co ot | of con scence wit 3 HIS is the record of a tempera- | the boundless floor of the valley—a [ Still fresh. The whole is essentially|qupr LIGHT BEARERS; Storles of [ racy. JU57-Sts3. “muster day,” April 21, as follows:|a resolution to that effect to be sent | books and a large radio set ol b fa|live mass. Buffalo, leagues. and|a current and paleresting story of thel| " "giq4 Greeee. By Aldls Dunbar. |United States Personnel Classifica- | s 5 Sl Te Prenld A to th ‘retary| NIght after night us the nurse in e e e e sty O e Of Aheri miles, mil-{&rand trek. At the outset the pedes- Chicago: Backiay-Caray Co. tion Board. ~Class Specifications | m‘:hv(u:u; ns“v:rr e s L o tathe Beeratany | o o Loris the! alas oe th He inithe projection of @ O italo. An ers relling sikny | to s wholly the woman, much 2 ¥ for Positl JVB3C-Undd. n ay will observe the even B Inte ) e wii e S avaal a1 in some great nataral force | Years after e a8 2 = i ias 21 zue Ad e ame: urph e room with their melodies, their 4 - : b | Her feat under this unusual strain| Word Pussie Mystery. By Vincent| ' Nacpine. 3083 WiG60. April 21 Leagtie Adjt. Gen. James J. Murphy, | the room with their r [ buffalo herd, Along the viver brosh| U {pon' them. These necessary| Fuller, New York: B. W. Hucbsch, | wallase, W. K. The Passiog ot Poli- Senior Vice Department Comdr. Belk- | sputterings and their bectime stories, If-naked Indians lay, waiting for|Put upon 'them. ~Fhese mecesssrs Toc es JU-Wish At the last meeting of Richard J.|nap, Jun Vice Department Comdr. | there is sure to come that query from liberated wate her than in the | th beasts o come down to|members; onde broken o tho thsk, = White W A Polities: the Citizen's|Harden Camp James E. Wilson, chair- | Nolan and A_J. Kennedy of the De- |some radio songbird, “I Wonder ondinary behaviors of mun among the | drink. There were always these end- | however, the walker has more time . - S man of the entertainment committee, | partment of New York made ad-|What's Become of = ere Busines: p . : affairs of men. Behind the record of [ less herds in those days; the AR S % s - NEA% ik announced that arrangements for the | dresses And . the Jittle splendid da of philanthropy and|always the Indian tribes, these sun|Erowing constantly therefore in va Whitney, R. ds in America |, onty-fifth anniversary banquet, - o & voleano in eruption, the zigzag of the lightning, the sudden onrush of | ha v and R i o T-wWe Sally” has entered t patriotism set down here there is the [ Worshippers whose high chlefs 1.)\:;11 ity on l“"xnlhrp:ll ).xr:;t{-rm,"x S o “_“’I:«T‘\I“' D. R The United States|Celebrating the organization of the| Comdr. Brint Shomette of Gen.|person of Collean Mc Story. too. of & man who showed him. | their per B e o g R s e L e aley and the Philippines. JUSS11-We7. | amp, had been completed and will | Nelson A. Miles Camp, No. 1, will call | When the pleture, no mercy, who spe he a they relieved o b heirs, nd, iy sl ed a celle « etion o v sy o 2 e he arc! 26 a arvey's a mee of @ commanders o ha | reles sho ¥ as= f'n marey: m: “."Nl"‘ :\h‘.'nv‘\“‘n.x again, many years later, a straggling -»’I pic :\m{[-rlm support of it and in| TRecent accessions at the Publlc vkx:nl.,u;fr}\.\, \\;\\l.‘ull”h-e l,:xar;:hmv-nlal et Basbea Sl ‘”L‘\rl(fv E ¢ ’!“ HW“. i :‘r] I"L”‘le"‘” :hy“_ w‘:‘ ;”:l;’”_““ himself and drove others. The monu- | band of white men wearily tramped | the embellishment of it. Just another | Liprary and lists of recommended OnpepLs: 0! S8 Merchants and Miners' Transporta- |the matter of unemployment of vet-|temporary scre 1 i TOhERe: s evidence that, having the chance, we WeS6E. Hon Co. Talative 16 tates toithe ni- ! P nents to Joseph Pulitzer are many | the great plain hese S chien el Mt oo : reading will appear in this column o] . relal rates to the na-|erans. It has been suggested that|end of the boudoir, L R L e s | o SEpTBEeE stHeR Fomen are likely. to dosmontior tne| THE XL - oLl e Tations tional encampment to be held In St |more general employment of veteran |serecning of her Aiding 3 Jeréat ragtropalitunil rado. "Coronado and Castaneda (it chat sl oo Bven 018 faoiiam igach Buniday nternational Rela’ 3 Petersburg, Fla, In September. and (lahor at the Soldiers’ Home and vet-|off. Just when th ewspaper; another is the School of | » the first white people to see the | th . 48 some may count an effo) . . Adams, G. A History of the|requesting names 6f members Intend- | ern hospitats would be but just and e | 8ot to project the Bim, the radio be e it aatabimnen. 1o New vork| ' buffalo. This, in substance, | like this to be Political Science and Government | A%508 0 5, 0 Tr*'(he . Unitea|ing to visit the conveniton, was read | vererans sould be smpiosen with no| ool Broect the fim. the radio be- A part of Columbia University; an- | background of the great drama [ pHIEVES HONOR. By Sinclair Administration. States. JZ83-Adl6h. at_the meeting, much efliciency and more deserving|loft turned on, burst forth suddenl g I8t e ADRELE N of the Phil. | projected here—the drama of the Gluck, author of “The House of Alexander, H. G. The Revival of | The following applications for|of preference in the work than civil- | in a rich temor voiee swith Xatitonto St ot Mew Yot white settler in America, *he tragedy the Missing,” etc. New York:|Adams. C. K. Democracy and Mon- Europe. JXAR-AI23r. membership were balloted on: James |jans who have not served under the| [ Wonder What's Become of Sally?* merable other important ven .| of the bison and the Indian at the Dodd, Mead & Co. archy rance. 1 JU39-Ad| Alvarez, Alejandro. The Monroe Doc- | R. Byrd, 12th United States Cavalry; |flug. : & red chiefly in New York but na nds these settlers. Beyond the| C0r P8 - S 16. ) trine. JX83-AlS6m R. V. Frankhouser, ith United States . = Gionil o HGIE Giuge dnd TMallEAkTOnE 1o sets this drama in the [ Vouwll have to board this story|Ashley, R The Constitution To-|Baleh, T. W. Legal and Politteal|Infantry; Harry T. Mosher, 2d| gatherine Baum, chief ruler of ALEOSE 1o the Freatnoss of this man's | 1arke Grey has foreshortened [ &-Tunning, for its not going to slow [~ day. JT8] 3e. Questions Between Nations. JXAR-| United " States Cavalry; Thomas J.|\washington Temple, No. 1, National % the v of his fiery zeal. | the picture to a sizeable scope and a :Ap to hlfin.\ hody on. And before you | Behind the Scenes in Politics. JUS3- BISIL Woody, 2d Mississippi Volunteer In-|pineal Society of the Spanish War, >Ey ‘of m “nd indubitably | nearness of effect that results in an | huve Featly made it you'll find your- B354 Fisher, Irving. America’s Interest in|fantry, and is_McD. Hopkins, [ announces that the temple will meet | SuSiBE 3 ition: & story to| exciting tale of our own settlersself off again and out into & lonely | Bierstadt, . H. The Great Betrayal World Pence. JXAR-F537. United States ship Blake. Recruits | \rnn" 50" T society. will hold a fire the th, ev though | slaughtering thé buffalo and turning “ ""m\'l"“t?. {lhv Hudson There JUG01-BAT4R Kohn, G. ¥. The Organization and|Byrd, Frankhouser and Marchand, |card party in Pythian Temple, 1012 al use s into farmlunds and|¥ou will be confronted by a murdered | Blackman, H. A. Business Mall the Work of the League of Nations. [ elected February 5, were mustered | Ginoy sireet northwest, April 1 at 8 man s | homesteads. A great plcture, a finely | Man and a gorgeous pile of jewels— JVS3IP-B56. Sbiadind in and Arthur W. Serler reobligated. | ) m an is | Stirring story, with not a little of .‘”IM'M;“ effect clear between the|Chandler, J C. ed. Genesis and|Moore, J. B. International Law and|Thomas L. Avant was reinstated from _ tunity, for | Pity running its length and breadth. |tWo—and the jewely left by the tre- Birth the Federal Constitution Some Current Illusions. JX-M7831. [the suspended list. The <6 7 ¥ . | mendous rattle and clatter of your JTRS Sa 3 suide to Diplo-| The matter of printing the camp By LI that e LT oar | A WANDY RER AMONG PICFURES. | approach. Iiven so early you ure|Cobb., F. I Cobb o “The World” B, B o e e Lroster was discussed and, on motion | 1o SLEFES Or the weck are as fol- o, Yol red tapk W R e N keyed to the pursuit. You'll have to| ~ JUs3-ce3 Smith, D. H., and Herring, H. The | of John A. Gallagher, the commander [0 V5 ) T ythian Temple, 10 e e e seorge H. Dora e imou are golng along at all In| Conover, Milton. Working Manual of | Bureau of Immigration. JS83-Smb4. | Was authorized to appoint a commit- |y, S e L fiBeart, MAvIng the | the pursuit of plctures a com- “L'l me you will find yourselt in Origi Sources in American Gov-|[Stowell, E. C. Intervention in Inter-|tee of three, printers if possible, to| Chmp, Thursdng nisht. By the Author "f i i listed | panionable guide is no less essential [ Peking, confronted by 1 Oriental ernment. JV83-CT67w national Law. 1921 -St78i take charge of the printing of the ania avenue southeast - s ; than a knowing one. Interest in this|brand of crime—mysterious, skulk-|Eddy, (. S. and F Hniiea. States Nava: Wae College;|roster: s ek Lin avalry = , = A 3 = J ; v Camp, Mon- “UNCEN x tad was oy | pursuit is the key to a knowledge of [ ing crimes of murder, abduction Abolition of War 2 Newport. International Law Topics|__On _motion of Jacob Orken, | day night, s Hall, United States UNCENSORED i, ; na | pictures, to an appreciation of them. | knockouts both physical and mental. | Ford, H. J. Representative Govern- 3 Discussions, 1914. 1915, JX-|———— - ——— tor L St ZC X (S>? o ey Aha ! And interest springs at the outset | Ol a most terrific to-do without any| ment. JL-FT5 Dase Turbervill, E. P. Christ and Woman b W e RECOLLECTION of & . & from the personality of the expositor | seconds of easement whatever from [Gilbert, C. W. You Take Your Choice. | United § s, State Department. Reg- Power. 1520. KWW-TR42. Pampie, th sireet 1o o LS . . i e o "o | “wandering.” therefore, it is safe to|business unfolds under the really good | Graham, M. W. New Governments of Service. Ref. JXAC 35. 1923, KWX-W3siw. ary, Monday night, 921 = pages. —Chicago Post e estowed. upon one | SE Y in confidence, since many | Bift of invention that this writer sus-| Central Europe. SGae Servic s Sl iy st 88 enterprise of magnitude | Set out I mogen : roved | tains throughout at the high ey L 2 . vania avenue southeast e Don Seitz leaves the telling of | 1 8 icas has bestowed upon us in | Sensation piles sensation hero. But|Higgins, A. M. The Constitution of|Bureau of Vocational Information, €l Members of Newwi ixork-( deL [ HEC ol TG the same flair for anecdote that YOmele Hron Tthis Blan: ¢ more than one of the varied fields of | vou'll like the stir and go of it. You the United States. JT83-H634 New York. Training for the Pro- ef. SIN- il made ll:zzform»r B<l;okof Gos- emerges @ personality so immed y ion onibe, A e t = i} Ings of Masonry. KYF-H339g sip an international sensation. @nd striking as to render t og. | Con anE Butts dng NG T BOOKS RECEIVED NBGTanaaa, 5k PRonial e S 1k D raen, 1017, "KW Dys, | Haywood, H. L Symbolical Mavorcy New Cheap Fuel Is Found. Tllustrated with reproductions S0l ole of che few to the art centers of the rest of Eu- Martin, B. 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