Evening Star Newspaper, October 18, 1925, Page 26

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €, OCTOBER 18, 1925—PART 1. ! ’ das e Athletic | gymnasium _activities, girls needle-| Burrville Center, Division avenue COURT AWARDS ALIMONY |GEORGE S. MERRITT DlEa States of Americ work class, Boy Scouts, 7:30 to 10:30; |and Corcoran street northeast: mond (which is - 3 | 2 p o o ' e i R S | ar e i 1 18 'y At COI’]]]’I]Llnlty Cente rs | B ; o oL Job% | Current Tople Club for Men, lamy | Tuesday—School of music for chil-| TQ MRS, EDW. VOIGT, JR. R e R ment. in Wshi wsket ball | $hacé making and flower making | dren and adults, industrial art class, 76 ‘was: 81 ¥ Of the Public Schools. . [oat : etic 30 | groups, 7:30. |3 1:,.ru.._\v:'l§..,.\o sroup, (;]hm'u:-: | Husband Directed to Pay $115 a | When Richmond TFell. 2 ing for children; Girls’ Industr HARTFORD, Conn., October 17 Wilson Normal Commun-| wome: M ketry Instruction i crclaod Center, - Eighth. and T} gup, Dramatio Club, 7:30; Boys® Art & Month Pending Hearlng | (o) Gaorge Summer Merritt, Civil 4 The name son Normal Co -] wor Ma ry instruction, | g 2 5 i | e il ab e e Ma e M e: East | R and Chatter Tn-|and Craft Club, 9. of Suit for Maintenance. | War veteran, who secured the origi. |}, Heights Community Center. a spec ssram of visual | Washington ;D ‘lub, 7:30; lamp shade | has been approved by : “An Evening 1o 7 . millinery and dressmaking, Birney Center, Nichols avenue and authorities | F 2 ; | 4 c C s, saxophone orchestr re- | Howard street s : upon the recom = \ S v ythm u..\l B Athletic b5 C e @ l“;‘\‘;n'u_’}?l::\:‘-q :\”".'L '"luh, : y-—Ladies’ Ne ‘fmlf[-'.'l'l’" Wife, Hildy C: Volgt tempora -| . Epoe N - o 3:30: S il ) special community : orus work, flowe Scout S09; Rialto | es R G i e e o : 1 i In the girls' gymnasium: | Inz and basketry instruction cla : ] ; - group, | mony 00 S O e e . i 2 § = Athletic Club, 7; basket ball Persons interested in the s | . etic e o Sior A e e v g wh rass ee ou e B s ildren’s s 3 otice panish are invited to meet J. O.| F R hygiene class, | VoISt told the cour ‘£ | S i rbasp H 2 employed in the jewelry store of his | $ it Troop, 3 5 A 7:30. E hittling Club, Birney athle empioy 5L Scibanis A "‘m‘l"““ 1s chair-] & Club, 4 5 - andy Southeast Center, in the Hine| Saturday — Children’s dramatie | g . registrations for girls' u-nnls‘:"‘”“" ”;-vv' x;vl';‘l‘":‘.l::l;::;fl_fi:':‘3‘1"}[" ante ow i g peo) ing © th School. * zroup and plano lessons for children, | club, 7:30. | per month for ma an apart- NIE WDavi s | Fefreshments witl rved and prizes | Mon R ey e e O - {ment house. He denies that he owns OUR HIGH-GRADE SEEDS WILL INSURE A BEAUTIFUL foraner | preit B | | will be given for costumes, 7:30. sy n, 7 to 10 - West Washington Center, Twenty- | the apartment | LAWN IN THE SPRING. of the Columb Instruction and - ve.| Tovejoy Center, Twelfth wnd D | eventh and N et Volit also denles that his wife re. SOME OF THE MOST ATTRACTIVE LAWNS IN THIS SEC- eigh - & : mson Center, twelth and 4 AMr. and Mrs. Rollin Bond |* B EeEE economics group, d only ST paL P cek for heraell TION OF THE COUNTRY HAVE BEEN PRODUCED strects ; % a1 singing and n |, }0c¢ 5 needlework and | ¢ > aisc=Clap, " in wutormobile for her e | THROUGH THE USE OF OUR SEEDS. ymnasiym. 7 to 10. Stimulate the growth of your lawn by the us comn ad < for o ¥ Riiythmic _expre fiibs e Eutntedio 3 ] A 4 | 1S ¢« ?? e 9 , ina b Vi e e b end cuten | SWIFT’S “VIGORO Mler | ) 3 sion, advanced work, 5; < 0 10530, . I 3 7:30; registrations for |dei ! C s 5 ‘f,.»"\\.\'fl‘ Sl 4 s r Class in flower making; | peed ¥ ry work, 7:30. X as to the living condi- | ok i community athletics; 'Lovejoy ~Or L er's home and de | We also carry a large variety of hig L ETOUD.. hestra; Manchester Junior Athletic | : i e offered to take o separate | Narcissus Bulbs for Fall planting e | 7:30: Polly .| Club: visual instruction pro 7:30; Railway Sued for $20,000. : B i el ; . f ne ishington Overa Com- | st ln\u‘k‘ll::]- ; classes in rhyth; 3 en, 10 0| qne Capital Traction Co. w 3 ik e il ey ere) OB Ratiec! Full Line of Warranted Garden Tools carsal, 8; zistratic for | Speak Club w e N e P S8 i v r " ® he Capita ractiol 0. us sued | postpol ». S u..vl\x.lllr Iastrootion: 0 ‘”f:':‘" If " o mesl St 730 i in pa work. for $20,000 da es yvesterday in the fmuvn.-l,‘l condition. Attorneys Darr & | PITTSBURGH STEEL CO.'S LAWN FENCE AND GATES e |l Association, | ginners at 7: advanced class in Spanish | torium. Deanwood Center, Whittingham | District Supreme Court by Richard | Dare appear for the husband. | Fruit Grinders and Presses L ini. principal | conversational method, auction | 2 === ane place northeast King, ir., #h his . = | bridge instruction class, 8 to 10: ¢ Dunbar Center, First and N streets. ny—Industrial art class for |er, Mary iding 5 : s> q \- e Co.| dictation class, 7 to 9; Deleware s\ Thursday—Dunbar Ladies’ S irls’ Junior Better Neighborhood | a bieyele A 3 last, when he| Tokio Abounds in Restaurants. | 5t 9 for Miss Amy Pise S' Swimming Clubs, $:30 to 9:30; | make children’s garments from used | Fourtcenth _stree W York | rants for Tokio and its environs indi- | d ”“‘f “y'.'“\- B Crltinibie Thu —G fetation elas: al Art ; Ladies'| clothing; domestic t groups, in- | avenuc Negligence charied | Shat Hon should’ not be suf. 200-216 Eleventh Street N.W. Lerritory Jrpis Tennis C 9 | team, Co- | ciuding b paper flower-mak- | against the motorman 3 There 733 so-called - | Telephone “Main 1499 e Columbia | 7 dren’s rhy 3 2 e S Simons com fine A1 : mak ind | wax | d h o ¢ in- | s, "1,208 restaurants RUSSELL BALDERSON HAREAY V. HAYDEN, & It o Wesbrition E : ninary try- ki Girls' Dramatic Club, Men's | jury - is represented by Attorney | serving Chin. e food and 16414 | it his t iE1tory 18 BouiaEa by Shep horus, 7:30; | CJ Club, 7:30. W. Gwynn Gardiner. L Jupanese s e urants. 3 : 2 9730 to herd street on the north, by Florida nners’ od | 10 Reading wenue the th, by Sixteenth | 1ction : % w and by Georgia mandolin avenue on the east re al, 8: Writ Sheep shearers clipped 1 e pounds of wool this st, mak the 1925 wool clip 249, Justice Siddons in Equity Division 2 | nal constitution of the Confederate 535,000 pounds yesterday ordered Edward Voigt, former bank president, to pay A scientifically prepared lawn fertilize Tulig “Everything for the Lawn and Garden” R trations for China painting. | nue and Euclid street = 8 <@ Columbia Heights Center, Eleventh — Tuesday--Basketry, sewing and and Harvard streets East Washington Center, in the | dressmaking groups, Dramatic Club, ¥ Monday—Rek I of the Wash-| Hine Junior Hizh School Red Cross classes in first aid, home o ngtonians, 8: Park View Athletic Club, Tuesday—Pleasure club, 8:30 i E food selection, Cu Royce Athletic Club, $:30 | ketr Washinzton = ‘lub for Men, Flower ma Independent d, 7:30: Independent | instruction class, 7:30 sy L RO R oyl ok ey 8th 8 ESts. 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