Evening Star Newspaper, May 15, 1925, Page 44

; Ll THE EVENING '%’I‘AR_ WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, MAY 15, 1925. ' ALM AS WI“. HEI.P MUTT AND JEFF—Mutt Has One and He Certainly Thinks He Knows. st B oot e THAT PooR EISH LOOKS N N . T NEVER SAW SUikt > e LIKE HE'D BEEN ASKED ::;:'?xys DESPAIR WRITTEA A T T LA sa“}v‘e:w" Charles L. Peet of St. i T EXPLAIN A FEwW = . ey ON A MAN'S FAcEL * v — X He's GoT 3 TEN TONS OF WORY TUSks, 7 AP I ~ e o 5 of GOLD - wlvss AND - : SALTED AWAY* alter 1. West, N. C., and L;arge Delegation of Shriners Leave for Spring- field, Mass. A large delegation from ‘Almas Temple left Washington today for Springfield, M: where they will absist in the dedication of one of the Shriné hospitals for crippled children ringfield hospital, the sixth to d and the first Bast of the sissippi, will be used principally the local Shriners for cases from W ashington. The party will go to Montreal to morrow, where they will assist in the : 4 3 2 o degication of the first Shrine hospital = ‘ : % F h Y '_hf“] Skm 1o bo opened 1n Canada. : E g - : resh 1ou The pereonnel of the Washington G A (e R ; . Maiflhined By Cuticura party follows Lansburgh, , notentate *har! D, sh eiford, . 3 ;. i chief rabban: George Duval, jr., high i AL A Daily use of Cuticura Soap, wriest and prophet . = s - - with touches of Cuticura Oint- b f th ment when required, will do bk member of the varsity foot ball team.|hockey team. John Tubbard Joss of | Ind.. was the last man. Milliken re-| Among Skull and Bones' selectinns | Milto . Be ¢ and B much to prevent pore-clogging, of Almas Patro | 60 JUNIORS AT YALE | 05vaia Sates wora of Tarrytown: X: | Indianapolis. Int tain-elect of the | fused an election to Skull and Bones, | wer D. Bronson, ir.. Sl ® o Teslew and mamnd B lssctueas; Dimples eour ks sdjutant: Mr Mrs. Cleveland Y., business manager of the Yale Daily | foot ball team, was also tapped for flith Mark of Lake Fo N, | w ot| Surke, Jr., of Omaha, Neb.; Heérbart and other unwholesome condi. Skinker, Mr. A T. Brooke GET SOCIETY HONORS 3 , was the last man tapped by |Keys. By and John Speer Laughin of Pitts. |1 e : 1|V MecLaughlin of Lake Forest, Ill; e of s ek . Amiss, v Mrs. Frank Ghiselli, / : James Wayne Co f New Britain, | burgh were the first and last men to | Charles H. W illare is,| Francis 1. Symington of Baltimore teng of the skin fast Potentate Leonard P. Steuart < o tus Potts, 2d, of New | Conn., president of the Glee Club, was apped for Elihu Club. Charles G. Poore . Paul and L avwad -6 Soap te. 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Highest honor is accorded to those 3 Herbert , Melville | oy Soho are “tapped” first and last, Hensey. Lioyd . " respectively. ¢ 7. Stillwell; John P, gk, James mund Petrie Cottle of Buffale, l — 5. Howell, Dr. A . N. halfback on the foot ball team 5 on Almas g D TNt P2l wan ho nrstoistwet for : pite ull and Bones, but refused the elec- - Willis 5. T Kimball |tion and accepted one from Seroll and Sl S S i James Miller, B. J. Ke; John Hay Whitney eof New Y A, Ludwig, W Appleton, Vi York City was the first man taken § Bovello, Valentine Martone, v\mmm by Serol) and Keys. He was on the i A, McRory, €. letcher, Otto Ham-| oreq squad until he strained his back. ., Warren| " peginald Dean Root of LeRoy, N. | Y., was the first man to accept an | election to He is a , Hugh Orville . Ml Louis . Jakubec, George Charles J. Benner, Byron S 4 Cole, Harry H n, W. M. Iliams, Louis H. R. L. Oat- ed 3. Voll Mocka- *.'W. Ferguson, ¢ Reynolds, Gentile, Arthur C. Jackson, Andrew Whitehead, John J. 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