Evening Star Newspaper, March 31, 1925, Page 10

10 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D, ¢., TUESDAY, MARCH 31, MRS. DUKE BASES ALIMONY SUIT [MINISTER IS ARRESTED |FORBES’ CONDITION |BALLOU REQUESTS AID IWOMEN ARE URGED X | ;wn\ jealousies and sr E = Says He Mistook Iowa High School — Superintendent Asks Supervisory | il L ommelor dn et Action Against 'I'nlmuoi ’ - Boys in Cemetery for Boot- | Doctors Say No Radical Change| Officials to Co-Operate on Plans |y 1y poote, one o the | S 1O only their Man Started 20 Years | : 3 i leggers. Oni B Exnetd for Next: = for New Schools. | oldest living newspaper and maga-| The speaker told of the formation | e ‘ e United States, was | In 1868 of Sor e first incor- dvter Ditoree | . | By the Associated Press. | } Supervisory officers of the public|Zne writers of the United States, was porated woman's iR l-,’”l,_r,‘w After Divorce. | lowa, March 31.— 3 {schools have been asked by Bupt.|the guest of honor and speaker SUN-| g eoq and declared the founders | Winterstein rr s— | Frank W. Ballou to co-operate with | day afternoon at a tea given by the| ywers sub. cted to ridicule and per-| Some of us == | . 7 3 a charge of a {him in working out detalls of the % o ibisr ot sacutipi ‘beciiise. e haa dare s Trial in New Jersey ’s’ : ; we connection with the shooting of two | By the Associated P five-year school building program. | 4Tt EToup of the District Leag : i 2gned; <o Hear - ) i - high school students, Dessa Dunlap < are 'he i At a conference with the supervis- . 5§ and Charles Dawson, in a cemetery s, ing principals vesterday Dr. Ballou Questioned, as Both 5 i . - |asked them to work out suggestions | | T! r at the . who suffered @ shock last|and to submit estimates to afd in! Lll('lI in New York. y | time of th ? vere lying In : s described by his phy- |complling the budget for the next i walt fop a ba : -4 oot | wiciany’ as “moderately comfortable.” |f3cal year. An estimate approximat- | leggers who were believed to have a | e 11 b as |ing $4.000.000 will be included for the Mouos ) Bhstosrbaticy e Dosts second installation of the five-year Accord > s the stu- | et g 3 age | building project [ aenis “arg e re- | 5 . : | ¢ this commanded 1 One never can tell When & man ||m i hots were fired rhe tely com- puts up a goo ront it is just as| i ’ 3 . . it Ui Y ) § v bulletin | well 1o look beneath the surface. | g 177, illustration were then fired from | 2 g 7 e of the road by some | 1¥%e No 4 improve Turn about is fair play. Still, when 2 3 learly demonstrales | untae mmux person, injuring the stu- |4 :«:'-:1'\";1““' dical }" "l“ “|a man looks down on his neighbors 4 : 3 the beauty of this dents, ¢ gt ew days. they don't always look up to him. | . o | | ned by Drs k RAES : L popular china pat- i = goegrin e U ] ly woman | 3 tern More than 1,000 women work in|sonal p 2 Y v tate Leg- > | “men’s” jobs on the railroads in Eng- | 4 C vs she is in favor of strict | tand nut of the prohibition law 1 b Wwith 250 members cor NINTH STREET NORTHWEST L (Czechoslovakia) R 4 PRE--EASTER OFFERING A A he ek e has to earn | Y I 14, 16, 18, 20 | ‘"’_LL“ e KING GIRL ASKS SPEEDY By Mayflower 49.50, 55, 59.50 i Specially Priced Items: @ uot be dis-| ACTION IN BABY SLAYINGS | {g GARDEN T that the di- Bread and Butter Plates, each....25 3 L .| i AN Wants Grand Jury to Handle Case| [} | DRESS AT '): l) lea Plates, each : ) e i M - | Jreakfast Plates, MORS ESTATE IN COURT. at Once, Pleading “Unusual i Do o MR | WE HAVE SECURED AN ENTIRE SAMPLE LINE OF 200 BEAUTIFUL { - o s B i Hardship” in Jailing. 1 Service A la Carte EXCLUSIVE STREET AND AFTERNOON GOWNS THAT FIGURED TOO | Dinner Plates, each... st 100-Pc. 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