Evening Star Newspaper, May 7, 1925, Page 15

MAY 7, 1925, ol pect cards will be distributed Rnd prep- | realize them all Jews, and especially | den which requires a man THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. (., THURSDAY, ars .num‘.nmnmm for a driv the Jews in America, must increase | mold to carry “Cowboy” Jardine |GARDEN ASSOCIATION |, o', orcener, oo e mlsso 000 T0 # ASKED MATSUDAIRA ASKS N::: géhal(;:ng:ii OFFICERS ARE CHOSEN |k, vy ™™ ™*| FOR PALESfiNE FUND\;:-:::'t:'r..r:i'w;‘"fi?fl"'l;"f%[':'fi"'fi?i".?’E B e s | Later this mornirg the delezates PG, out 1o, begin,” ‘reads & mensage to | Louls Marshall, eminent Jewish le ok and s To Ropmg Contest| —_— e N F e raningio e Moo [ e en ot e m a| Upward of 300 workers in Wash.|Quarters from Dr. Chaim Welzmann. | = “y¢ je 5 solemn. a sacred. duty to | hax afforded me great y Delegatcs to National Convention were greeted by Mrs. Cooltdge. and |, o e o (B0 NORER T RPN | world leader of the Jewish h,m.,.,ma‘*m”, ety e asnn "m““”“”" S H A R d b | re they spent some time looking | movement |10 help him to brin o | ere Are Received by ccepted the dare of a boyhood chum to enter a broncho-riding | ¢ the gardens at the rxmmvol Mrs. Coolidge. event in North Dakota, is thinking Fairplay Among Nations Wil | Mansion. ! B laddress of the afternoon. Miss Case delivered the pnmu».ll South Promote Peace, He Tells Gl ,,l,x\d“".‘l'?:'.‘:f Miss M. Sertrude Copeland of | America,” which she lllustrated with | | ; . inz contest. Weston. Mass. wax elected president |jantern slides she made while on | Philadelphia Meeting. SO g challenge, now un. | OF the Womar's National Farm and |50 S omitnent: der consideration by Mr. Jardine, |Garden Association in annual session | “y¢ the annual banquet last nig T “uggests that the contest be staged |10daY at Wardman Park Hotel. Other |, the hotel, Mrs. John Carroll [erk\ml\ at an A officers were named as follows: First|or Seattle, Wash., delivered an illus: | at'an American Legion rodeo. to | SMCSr® were named &8 followe: BUred lor Seattle, 'Wash., delivered an illus; | j b el MR YEEe Yo ity assand viee president Mps, |Urated address on “Eng ! In his younger days the Secre- |nO iCe president, Mrs. | The convention closes tonight with a | tary was a cowboy v prexmenl wkllll’l Roby theater party ' 2 = . Case, We esponding | | ¥ the Amb: 11 More men than women are left- | secretary, - i ips, New | The new water supply for Manches- » Matsudaira, who spoke | handed | York City: recording secretary, Mrs.|ter, England, will cost $50,000, 1 iuncheog of the Chamber of Com Sacretary Jardine, who recently {estine Foundation fund) campaign. to | cppe prospects of the Jewish na-|of one of the gre problems that | Wish those who are carry st start Sunday, will hold a rally tonight 1lhn|| home.” it continues, “were |has ever heen placed before human Washinzton campaizn fo At the Raleigh Hotel, at which pros. | never better than thev are today. 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