Evening Star Newspaper, April 10, 1925, Page 36

an GROERS SLS0PAD ORELEF SIGETY Court Cuts Salary of Provi- | dent Association Head on Plea of His Sisters. Johns Brosi Provident R ay order Distri urt to repay iv is fixed hun, and he is e ¢ any of it until t d % Sling of suit by the nan—Mrs. Irene Mc( Mary d his ed and expend- - | new Baste: i‘"ay Don Gray Costume The First Lady of the Land cannot be depended upon to set any new or startling fashions L r, for it is | said at the White Holse that slre has ter frock, hat, or even hoes to wear to the First Congregational Church for the service ¥ morning. The matter distur nu the least, nor c 1 in the matter o not Coolidge and becoming clothes, for her gowns are of fashioned nd her hat le elegance and b s not unmindful of lovely how- tume she wore March 4 and be in the - |height of fashion, and only recently she added several accessories to toi- {let for that particular costume. She | wears a deep china biue with splen- that form mo Zaste parade on Con- | necticut many years drew | thousands of spectators to the vicinity Matthew's Church oni Rhode number £ | . and the astically counted T He Is “BEAUTY” minority | Jjoined 1pan Compromise ney W. Gwynn Gard he sisters, izes how old he ung fellow offers 14th Street nd their ladies | b ST SR An English Collie $2.75—$3.75—$4.75—$6.50—$9.00—$15.00 The National Remembrance Shop (Mr. Foster's Shop) THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ¢, FRIDAY, APRIL 10, 1925. Mrs. Coolidge Will Set No Style Easter, Deciding Against New Garb Worn for Insuguration. Mrs. Kellogg to Be Missing From Fashion Pa- rade, Passing Day in Pinehurst. as they enter the stately edifice as in_years past Mrs. Kellogg, wife of the Secretary of State, who ' brought many lovely Paris and London gowns to this coun- try when her husband came to as- post here, some Gf which at the Queen's garden s leaving tonight to spend unday at Pinehurst FACES 76 CHARGES. Philadelphian Voluntarily Returns to Staunton, Va. STAUNTON, Va., April 10.—John Mc- Clintogk, Philadelphla lawyer, under indictment on 76 counts in connection with the alleged stock fraud of the Amerloan Fuel Co., whose return to this State for trial has beeh sought by Commonwealth's Attorney, Karr, voluntar back, .to_Staunton sterday and began negotiatious for Germ-Free Moutk -, Use : eirodento Pup You'll fall in love with him the moment you see him. ‘He isn’t a live dog but he makes an ideal companion for the kiddies—bring them and come and see “Beauty.” He’s a woolly rascal and has the cutest . expression on his face~-it's wery :lifelike. “Beauty” comes in a variety of sizes; he is tan and white and is all dressed up in big ribbon bow. Priced accord- ing to size. One Door From Pa. Ave. . Also 1229 Pa. Ave. IPORTUGAL WARNED OF ARMY'’S DISTRESS "Officers” and Men Will Not Curb ‘Uprisings " in’. Their Present - Moods, Says’One Victim. "LISBON, April 10.—A ‘frank letter from a Portuguese army officer, written in reply to a general query as to what the ar of & popul has focused attention on a serlous sitdation. The writer, Capt.: Jose de Barros Norfolk, say ng of hunger, ctive except in the ional danger. Mis letter, > half starved rty stricken un ipen the army for putting down strikes and raising and reducing the turb lent ses to order, is the m in which officers and their fa live and hunger among the m indifference of the politicians will be rewarded by our folding our drms in our barracke and letting pe side kil other. We 50 much talk, so much m. so much r The army has and will shortl. one to follow “First, to Tet “ftéel? 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