Evening Star Newspaper, March 29, 1925, Page 3

THE ‘SUNDAY. STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., MARCH 29,- 1925—PART 1. T — The distracted young man all but i | g an women In business and sgeial | fell on his knees. “Doar lady,” he e v = e D AT 7 oried, “it is sx‘)fl:\zrd“(:t:v-mu‘lf;nuolr::ini 2 ] 855 et BM.I.S G lN TRlAL“"WS' at Her Dinner in Honor of Italian Duke Finds| iei” oo 'wich e daoiis s SEIEN”STS NEED AL REEVES IS ARRESTED. SDUGGAEST IOle L o . & “But why Duke de Florentini?” the & ot i ready dressed for Easter | Secret of Real Identity of the Lion of the Eve- lady asked: —_— AL o BTG OUL Best o “Azaleas, M agn olias, %, 3 h, Dio alia H Honeysuckle, Yellow Jas- Prisoner Spends Day Read- ning Too Good to Keep. shrieked, “do Birth Control Advocates Told Clictus)GixT Chargen. Hbscysickic clow)a Mme. Blank cares only for the title? NORTHERN GOLFERS i M & How can I say 1 am only a plebian- to Be Careful f S iti ceves, producer and actor in a | ing Conrad and Map- : bl i bl ry Dbl H reful of Sensitive thow here for e ns: 1| CAN BE ON SUNNY . ¥ Bs Radio to The Star. |, The thousand detalls of etiquelle|yiying title. I am too wise. Y s ek, and Bebie Montclair, one of his FAIRWAYS AT | The Bect You Can Buy in ping Out Case. PARIS, March 28-—Americans in|to be observed$when one is serving | g0 G © B0 (00 TG leases Spots in People. were brought to the | g VAY Paris have handed each other many |soup, salad, entrees and the rest to| y,.. plank—you saw how it pleases first pre net yesterday by Detsctive C.in 11 h. 55 m. L | 8ood laughs, but the prize chuckle|a duke were rigorously remembered. . And the dinner; it was superb. | s iy Kane, charged with assault, on com- | § | Charleston, 13h.25 m. | was bestowed unintentionally last|He got his soup first—a nice point r lady, can T mot rely upon | By tho Associated P plaint of Mildred Hill, stoppinz Augusta, Ga. in18h 15 m. iated Prese. 3 evening. So far, only half a dozen|Some authority on etiquette contend| ss oE BanEeY" N ““'";{ r_cu 2 |920 F street, another of the chorus }| ‘Savannah, Ga. 15 h. 55 m. e ol St ORD, Conn.. March people a <|oulmu up with giggles,| that only a king should be served - . ow. the 1ady answered | farch 28.-—-Advoc girls in the show. : : :llcksonviile o h.ué . 5 the comp! . L. . » 3 divided his time SEDP e ate Fol o 2 t ki x of birth control must take the human - stated tha it SAck protent! en gasps that | before the hostess. - Anyway, the duke| snq ghe isn't sure about her goodness | element into cons tion If (helr | atleg A fhr ine. R Via Dr. Adolph | heat her. There were mucks on Mildred's oLy, e e s mames n¥nive e a sworn se-| got his soup irst this time, and dur- o' o even at this writing. It does Joseph Conrad and the prepara- | cret vever, the Incident loses | 1 a pausen the conversation turned| O eart even at this woag it doce| workis to be suc it | bea e, Thersvere marko'on snared's | Atlantic Coast Line LOW TERMS ver, a Zht ¢ lowing that she had re- | tion of his defense against the|jittje by withholding the real names,|to speak to his neighbor. She was traye 4LOW: 6!!11!‘ e > e ames, | to hb h o spoil. She hasn a it yet| Johns Ho, ay | m hvough Trains Das to spofl. She hasn't betray vet| Johns Hopkins ers today | ceived violence of some sort. The Through Trains Daily, BLNSATOWS charge that he murdered Patrolman|though it's a case where, if the names| (ha American wife of the English . James Skelly in a New Britain de-|do ooze out, youwll never forgive Your- army officer to her hnsx-s::."“‘“.m w3 before the \i,f,?hl‘l‘n‘(;:rr;.ulflndll Neo- | sault Iy alleged to have taken place Hesontor: Ravadits partment store last October 12, | gelf for not beins the first to ooze | To the duke's polite inquiry thel St TR S %R 1CORpal COp- kyehiing thie $ioias &5 & wative- Winter Tourist Tickets | S e b o s is there has dwelt for some| smerican lady replied in faultless eeves and Beble ) depositad $5 . A w o athan Sy = | ience would take more care o e > Schedules and In, nation at Freean [Fe Josued for | JraTs & Woman famous formerly on | Iialian that it was. indecd a cniiy| GEORGEM. SUTTON DIES. | ing the fundamental needs and | Gousr. - |0 *PPeRrance in Police s s vew CONSWUCTDNCQ ee 578 e el he American stage, subsequently day. The effect upon the duke was o Prssd g & e & ¥ : | CONTINENTAL witnesses, -all _of N‘:_hvhr";‘”}“nn divorce from an American million- | (150 0 ™" o™ ttered what was 2 v ~“l“"m"‘_'4'”""hlr _'-:.'l’""t;‘.j‘.' ":3' i - \\;’;l\lnu‘l!u_n.’lfikoi. TRUST BLDG. ,Am m, testify in apman’s “ ”, 'r'";:.— uluu‘_\'ll“f‘m n;rrwm;::ll"‘::r““"' doubtless an oath handed down in his [ Friends of Ex-cmei P. 0. Inspector ! A S R ot s sl ARy o Geaat psitan] one Main of foreign nobility. ed | , 3 s —a_thly e coal jreat Britain | B o of. tiis five)is Henry JORNEOD| oo toet b e SoTlEandlCate —ai tT.558 ‘f‘?{:"x“’\) from father to son for gener Get Word From Texas. 8 failed to d0 thus far in Teported to be in worse conditio SCOV- | meetings do happeh, more often than e : x hlapp, professor of Neuro- | than at any time before, e at work vou might think-—call him the Duke| 'Dldn't I say it correctly, your| George M. Sutton, former chief post of the } York Post- | ing the strike times, De Florentini. i asked the American 1ady,| ;.. ector of the Post Office De- | (raduate Medical School and director | in_continental Europ . . (lf the New York's Children's Court | are lower than In Britain yed. i i Eager to Meet Real Duke. “Your accent is perfect,” the duke |partment l\ch: died Friday at the Half a dozen lady friends received | murmured and went on eating his|residence of his son in Dallas, Tex, had | invitations &0 a dinner last night at | Soup. according to word received here by ¢ dter = D of| which the Italian duke was ""No other words passed between |his friends. 3 ; - he morning of | guest of honor. The friends accepted | them the entire evening. And if the| The funeral services and interment rder. ith avidity, having often heard of | 100k on tha American lady's face was | will be held this afternoon in Bunce- 3 ous a AR » | peculiar, that on the duke's face was | ton, Mo. T the famous title and being eager to | Pec e o L e ° meet the possessor. much more than this. Shean, who was captured a short 2 Ay 1 i rather early, the American e, R Y obery and murder,| The' American lady, who had n d Ga i s - | 1ady ved a_call from the duke - e e palico what Chspman had | snieriained many Gukos’ thougn wi|1ady teielval =t Tedry s duke g OPEN & LIGHTED UNTIL 9 0’CLOCK b = acking partner and| .o sands of the sea. gave careful in- s z?“" _:“’\{’” the \,‘L«'I'h_" ‘6 > 5 o by < ns to her butler as to how |Curtsy stead: “Well, Signor Y om el i - 'jl contgnt include the semi-royal visitor should be an-| [MI&L )!hed o ed cheerfully, l‘age m our (S ar or S nounced. In confidence she.told one ow's ‘the ukedom NDI GESTlON 813 to 833 Kentucky Ave. S.E. S | B e S I (Just North of 17th and Pa. Ave. S, E.) 3 * thbed | 1 s about butler. He might LUNCH WFTH US TODAY '»"‘-‘“L‘;;‘.Lfii“rf!&}l e W Instant Relief! yre- 6 Rooms and Bath o visited the aner.. announced him JEONEeY e ly,” | Bryee, Juke dei Florentini.” MADE BY SCOTT & BOWNE . X e i abthors | Bostcis e hin surizy that mictt || HEALTH CANDIES S Hot-water Heat Z : . i ehapman's list | have done credit to the court of Rome g T 2 J ; . r- ; Hext Lo NEnA DA et s duke itasea Hew hand| o b st X : \ ; Electric Lights N\ HE ML l:'"al heai{t hrasge in ‘s case, who are|And they all went in to dinner : . that a mother can take to protect urclifance o deputs D _ S * : s 30-ft. Front Parking Wy n adolescent girl is proper nEuriah ~ a es sh- The teial. Monday, spent the. day X £ ; e - : Paved Alley in Rear L ment, for the greatest foe of the NOTICE Vermont Bu‘ldlng ; v g Large Porches ; adolescent girl is malnutrition. 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