Evening Star Newspaper, November 2, 1925, Page 36

e THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1925. 1 A Plum for Him. $79 A YEAR WILL GET $5000 AMUSEMENTS. 5 A\II \l-\lla\’l& " ___ AMUSEMENTS. CORNER STONE LAID Mzpying, Dongey ~ |CONSERVATIVES WA lromummeemict ™ (12 SRR ST | g | S | Herriot” Stirs | FOR LIBERALS TO ACT mfi‘y::—‘?s:}n};; [lll‘l‘lllr;uv:f‘l . | month fi‘filldmf\.rc‘n:‘l.‘ulll.l ux'lr Ly KE I T H s | NINTH STREET Leader’s Friends BT PR 3 R I A L ' BY BISHUP SHAHAN e = B!Former Have Greatest Strength in ’ I M h nmg; VAUDEVILLE ‘ . wm:KAT GEE N.W. 7 Ilh'T\i‘:}mm\"‘;‘.‘\-:‘:;:er 2.~A donkey amadianHon i tio rut ONDERFUL BILL ‘ CARRIED CAPACITY CROWDS whose owner christened him Her- mons Now. Chevy Chase Cathohc Cere=lll ot s s centraiintns ors i o e Zf more fbfl]][ g' Fl.firEiGE TO LAUGHTERLAND YESTERDAY! : REGINALD at Blois, where the owner has been By the Associated Press. 4 mony Attended by Large summoned before a local court on OTTAWA, Ontarlo, November 2.— Ina N-w co_.qy ' d the charge of defamation. The Conservatives will hold the great- an N J‘cx JO'GE it Crowd. The peasant owner pleads that he | €5t humber of seats in the next House A meant no harm: that his donkey is | olectad 116 t“‘ bers. SR s 100 d His Beautiful Horses o a good beast and a willing worker, e church and Vir-1 ang that he and his four-legged wtion of m:‘ friend have the greatest respect for a )k part in the of the corner rch yesterday | Progresives 23, Labor 2 and Independ- Kmu 1 Three constituencies are still lin d former premier and present | " premier MacKenzie King will meet t of the Chumber of Depu- | his cabinet this afternoon to discuss the Blois authorities, loy: his course of action. It is expected dical Socialists for the most part, | fpat he will decide to remain in office > in this christening a facetious |and meet parliament. s laid by Bishop | dig at the leader of their party. The Conservatives are adopting an nHGtonE oL All the excitement over the case | aitjiude of watchful walting; until who alse conse- | naturally is causing great glee in |the Liberal premier announces his in rew §230.000 - the Conservative camp. One mean | tentions they decline to make any of. building critic has even gone so ficial, pronouncement. Prece by the crucifix the con-| press the opinion that “g t'the same time the feeling among’ e pro to[ name of the negotiator of the Lon- servatives is that Premier King mmediately | don agreements of 1924 to an inof- laihava mo fustification for such o > Thev | fensive quadruped certainly entitles | course. They take the ground that the donkey to sue his master for |the defeat of so many members of his cabinet, coupled with the ma- nt enal b ¢ .- | jorities reported against the sov n full vestmen: ernment candidates, is evidence that LIQUOR RING TRIED. |G Verniment has lost the support a 3 S of the country, and should re jormer Cincinnati Mayor and|=—————_—— Three Others Are Paroled. Semi-detached | A, Ga., Nevember 2 (®) Washington Heights Who have been serving 14 r., 3 b—2-car garage { el R ‘rm Newly decorated throughout : Large fot 50x130 : J. Benson Thomas Company P s 819 15thSt. Main 8416 | released were S 4 h, Patrolmen H.\lY i’ Prohibition Agent 0“0“000000““{ WIlI.lE MAUSS tional Novelty 8--OTHER STARS--8 Shows Daily, 2:15 & 815 “CALIFORNIA . 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