Evening Star Newspaper, October 2, 1925, Page 26

\ ( 4 T 9 2 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1925, 6 _ ; John B. McGinley, Jennie John-| De: y, M A. Meehan, Mrs.|Mrs. G. Cranston, Mrs. P. P. ; o A EDL Oy A g ol clind RUSSIAN SHIP HELD UP. |SCORES TO TAKE PART |mion: Ron.s foca acsd Jometn V- | Catherine Teddon. Aimes Hicks, Juis | Mrs. 55. Buhoos, airs. Brow and| MOVIE FILM EXPLOSION _ 1o the carto, conery s only ello. Murphy, Anna Wood and Catherine | F. MeCoy. INJURES 15 ON STEAMER partially extinguished - had P i at st o ok Clarke. Fannigans Siake - :n fought for fo Detaiued oyt AR Lionc IN CHURCH BAZAAR |, 5oy, — v Y ‘| “Grab bag—iss Maude Hanlon, | mans Hared Gresmn, Vitred Simn: —— e Swatow—80 Aboard. Pauline Grant, Evelyn Marquette, ;:‘;:;"fla"& ;‘,“r& Kate Guilfoyle and|son, Joseph McCarthy, Barnnart|Sets Japanese Freighter Afire in e o ) — Regina_O'Lone, Simpson, Dor- . Wathen. Cochrane, Theod; r 5, EIlNG nnll‘fii\e‘:l'};(;;\l::z;‘it(‘)e?nnbterg\;ut\fi\:-(ll:)la:z Holy Comforter Parish Affair ot Elmpron: Moy Shapeon, Mory o 3, Oy=end chair, e Harbor at Hamburg With ‘i opposing the Red government at Can- 3 = ¥ Werle and Mary Werres. Tetlcwes. Riss. G ot Holy Name Society and soft drinks— Cargo From U. S. b etatnad s Fussian steamer.| Opens Tonight With Spe Cake—Mrs. Mary Werres, chair-| yraroves: Mes fwinn, Miss Dent, Mrs. airy “w.” A. Simpson, chalrman; A. By me Associated Press. with 60 Russians aboard and a cargo cial Features. man; Mrs. John Finnegan, Mrs. Jam Fancy booth—Mrs. Smith, chairman; | [YOr¥» U. Ivory and Mrs. W. J. Tastet. | "o \BURG, Germany, October 2 GINGER s e of kerosene, arms and ammunition 2 an, Mis: v Mrs. Mrs. Moeller, Marie M —— i v e r Leader Complains British | flieged to have been en route to Can- e B. Werle, Mrs. Stephen Stafford and | M F1anm, M ... D e i - % " ton from Vladivostok. The Holy Comforter parish will hold | Mrs. W. McLaughlin. Hicks, Rita Mower and J. Smith. As head of the City Mother’'s Bu- g s were destroy- ALE Mining Is Being Killed The captain of the vessel was not [a bazaar at the school hall of the| Ice cream—Mrs. R. J. McCann,| Blankets—Martha R. Ford. chair.|reau in Los Angeles, Mrs. Alberta|ed e rt;‘l:rlxur:x’rl)‘:xsl‘nll " Yesterday ! E ) the Reds had been driven | Holy Comforter parish tonight, tomor- | chairman; Mrs. George F. Haugh, man; Earle Hoyt, Bill Sullivan and | Giibert act: th h s | aboard the Japanese steamer Jufuku NONE BETTE by Project The cargo was con- |row afternoon and tomorrow evening John McGinley, Mrs. William | Frances Klimkiewicz. s as a mother to the boys | . which recently arrived here N has e y ject. fiscated and the crew detained. With scores of members of the church E. J. Maryman, Mrs.| Country store—Mrs. . D. Klimkie- | 2Nd 8irls of that city who desire a (g Sl bl A. G. HERRMANN 0 and residents of the vicinity partici- |3 M d: wicz, chairman; Mrs. 3. C , | 8ulding spirit in helping them to find N;‘irc caused by the explosion spread 3 2 puting. Miss Washington will attend 2 . S H. Volkman, M S Ve . b ; = By the Associated Press. WISCONSIN WOMAN, 111 the opening session of the bazaar this oW : 4 themselves before meeting disaster. | to the steamer’s hold, ign! the rest 750 Tenth St. S. LIVERPOOL, October 2.—The pro- ? 2 evening. Hunt and Miss Washington. S NS E S NN R NS EENSSSNENSEESEN EEESSEEESEEEEESESEEEEESERERETS ceedings of the parliamentar: GIVES LONG-LIFE RULES| Those in charge of booths are: Parcel post—Emma V. Meehan, : pa ference vesterday Hardware—Annie Polvinale, chair- chairman; Minnie Hicks, Mrs. Dora Took Cold Plunge Every Morning gnd mining was discu erbert Up to 100th Year—Eats No . Smith, vice president of the Miners Meat, Keeps Happy. The Fair y L. S. Plaut & Co. Pl Kresge Department Stores Higtay e PALAIS ROYAL Federation, complained that the plan Wi . October 2.—The «in,” Mrs. Louise | K. ca ] s, will celebrate her - matter. wunced that as | 111¢h s s x . soon as the terms of th Pact | Born in Whitesboro, Oneida County, known _the 1 | X. Y., in October, 1814, she was mar- : fd T in that State in Quaiil; Merchandise . Courteous Service : consider i act, : iately afterward * which they Zenos he has lived in Wis- _ The cont Her father, Set in favor of on, fought in the Revolutionary banks and a credit system. . He was an aide to George hington. Up to the time that closed with the electi a new ) Thiers passed the 100 mark it 4 ecutive, a significant feature of w s her daily habit to take a cold (Pe - - was the defeat of Sidney Webb, for- nge in the morning. “It peps you ) . mer president of the board of tride e es iSOt vitality The new council of the trades union | g5 the day. L THE PERFECT e S N - g in the wor'd. . ! 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