Evening Star Newspaper, November 11, 1925, Page 17

THE EVENING STAR., WASHINGTON, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 11, DELEGATION OF RABBIS FROM NEW YORK VISITS THE WHITE HOUSE. These men. high in the Hebrew eharches of the metropoli-. | stowed rabbinical blessing upon President € esterday afternoon. Left to right: Rabbis Dachovitz. Guzik, Golubowski. Yudeloviteh, Liefer. Margolis, Miller d Lionel ( ht by wood AT THE MITCHELL TRIAD TER . Capt. R 1 Oldys a WOULD YOU LIKE THE TEACHER'S JOB? Glenwa School of Mal- Col. Mitchell in the courtroom 3 the first witness at ye terday’s <ession. and he testified arding the death of Maj. Sheldon Hartley Wheeler of the Hawaiian group of flvers. 1=he by Underwood & Underwood ’ n a bit mixed alse has eight ~ct< of twins, and eclaims a record. The boys and rls are mixed up in the various classes the teachers are row and Copsrisht hy P. & A. Photos ANOTHER WHITE HOUSE PET? According to the ture Primer MADE SALE TO THE PRESIDENG. Miss \nne 1o Woashin “This ildren, is a wallaeby, He comes from Austr He lopes like who yesterday <old ten dollars” worth of Stone Mountain Memorial coins a kangaroo and bark like o wea Lo e was brought to this co to President Coolidge. The coins are half dollar. but they bring o higher GREEK CHURCH DEDICATED W1 1 UNUSUAL CEREMO XY AT WEBSTER MASS. Greehs traveled from all over the United States 10 attend t by the USO8, Tre Yes, children. the wall-aby will be present i : i ; the ~ervice, The photograph . part of the dedication proce : ¥ Ao lent WPy ‘ price. and the extra money zoes toward the comyletion of the Confed BRITISH WRITERS CATHOLIG MISSION TIPS NEWRULE APPLIED MUM SHOW THRONG SEND GIFT TOU.S. SOCIETY IN SESSION - TOAUTOTAGISSUE 1S MAKING RECORD Ambassador Presents Stone Churchmen and Laymen Meet ' : ]jCar0wnc'rs Filing Application Thousands, However, Await- From St. Paul’'s Cathedral in Chicago to Consider : _ Must Give Name of Head- | ing Sunday for View of De- to Missouri University. Work for Year. . . p : ; . : light They Use. partment’s Rare Exhibit. . o e ‘o 7 3 - 5 Traffic Director Eld COLUMBIA High : ; ? e ) 2 ’ e e | B the attendance at th men and prominent { 2 y > 7 ‘ m hat when : ur - of Depastmen men were here today for the an o > ¥ 3 ¢ . s v ' - f srrespondir SEvear wial meeting of the Catholic Church 7 4 A Ixtension the [nited States home mission organization church in_the United Sta A ils dependencies Much of its work, includi had been arranged ( ¢ \ o i i e { the make of headlights in the fourth heing held in reserve : | . fn hakoorHeRalE nmittee of society ment and annuity 2 % d p Mr. Eldr ho a\ a certifieates st of approved headl Cavdinal Mundellin, chancellor of x printed in the offic ‘The Right Rev.. Rrancls G § % stamped on the er members of the Catholic hier o < NFore mew. o % P Departmen ind Gorman of Boise, Iahe y ONWARD TO THE BATTLE FRONT. OLD GLORY AT THEIR HEAD. A war photograph which recalls the days when the United States sent AR DT R 0 i npletel ather prelates. { . her hundreds of thousands of fizhting men to the trenches of Franee. London was stirred to wild enthusiasm wher - men. landing in England. approved headlights when they are i Prominent Inymen in 1 E K marched near Buc am Palace and were reviewed by King George. The Americans were en route 1o France. Ny Endersood & Underwood JROl Mo drequented the ‘denlors g uditorium, « €Arey vm;;m«;-v- of vhr‘ Pullman '] h i S R A ") equipping their cars with the the t et i STATE'S RIFLE RANGE |ILEVIATHAN. STORM DELAYED, HAVE SILENT PERIOD prosed Tenses, ne listed i ane rect LT Rindred new Tananece binom g Tansing | dent the Hines Lumber Co.: John 1) will he er for the last two dayvs v ¥R e Anacind coner Coland - OBJECT OF LITIGATION| BRINGS TALE OF SEA HEROISM| [N HONOR OF WAR DEAD ™ " """ s today ta Docis each with the best poms sold. He requested the dea o National DPan wt W e. Ind S g nnsyviva S i S € Bt b e e o ———— Hyattsville Elementary Schools|] THIEVES VISIT AUTOS. c attended the = their e e a strain Right of Firing Across Reports That Tanker Badly Damaged, Its Captain| Hold Patriotic Exercises in Cele- EE L e BT e MeGuinness © of “hik s - . 3 . . ‘ . et istice D # o i this morning Hosen: Nedtevice iires ¢ ExCpenty Hurt in Gale, Declined Aid Other Than Radio DENFOL o1 Rondetice By Police Are Informed. he depurtment Sarick 1L Gritlin of Indisapoli Special Dispateh to The Star |8 of Seedlings Completed e na v Ioe wresien rsl : : o | Directions for Care of Injured Man. HPATTSVIETI - November] als i o i Ao ot At Thdinaming, of 3 3 = 1l d vice pres 2 cles left in parked automobiles hive | _ e 1l.—Armistice day” in the Hyattsville been receivkd by the police the pa i elementary schools was® marked few days. Three such thefts were! bV the Department ¥ the Associated Press jor other and discontinue other treat lementary schools was marked by, Lo4oq vesterday. A suit of clothes, | Which ave in the show for the first NEW YORK, November 11— The |ment. (patriotic exercises in each room from | pair of Qriving gloves und case of | tme this vas completed (o e ciant Mner Leviuthin stood in to port | “Thanks,” flashed back immedi-| 11 o'clock until noon, followed by a | soft drinks were taken from the car | With 1 sanctioned by oI s e s LLOKh. | ately period of silence in honor of the Of Frank L. Carvoll, 217 Park avenue all of which NEGRO IN POLITICS THEME | bine soisiers' e acrow the scean | vesterauy. 24 hums lnte nd wints | *oll oo iours the W, D. Ander: | Worid War dead | Tokoma, park: Sia. i ron"of 916" e Erown Commercaly next season her wireless aerial which went by the | (0“5 hot on the air. Finaily an ut_avenue e 01-d0utle Jxed counsel. Charles C. Kerwin i coame reasarer o suceeed Jub State rifie range B Lynch. who resigned after 15 cated He samhe- plade, ‘d& und oflice, waty e development company i wos claimed to have bec, o'clock, members of robt « o | Doroth ge pink double % ¢ ) Saturday in a hurricane off | other message came tnrough to the 3 robbed the automobile o d 3 : Race Relations to Be Discussed at;\hen the property was acqui ! ol e 'I""\‘:M"‘lmi”hw' Oriole Lodge, N L 0.0, ¥ g Woodin, Lyon P Mrs. Mary v *. large white: Hurope's s “'he range property is ne e She brouzht in the tale A - Hyattsville, ssemble ‘at the ~parked In front of 1736 G strect | Joscphine feathery pink: “Under wi said. “Boat's com Round Table Here. for home si and other g a epic of the sea, in which a Under w it nad Iadze Ralbin Snefitar etieet: hadc . beth Ty vink and white; B o Y Y A | pass hadly zed, bt we © o Spenc eet here and and also slashed the | .y 3 Wl while the State and pass badly damaged, but think we can | v Bl Tucke:, minciand whitee B il T N ol tanker, one of the jaunty | nge. Captains leg not brokem. NoiDroceed, in a body, to the Prince|curtains, hool hooks other e com e s e will Ne | cramentshave expended large sums of the deep, was the hecoine P B e Georges County World War Memorial | ticles were taken from the car. silver cast: Marguerite Shea, lavender; N rela-| National Political und . Tanje a¢ |'State can sell and B Vel AR ik morning giant craft| C o | they will place a wreath in honor of = Argenme. told police of the loss of a e L e i Great | thes Musalit Club, I thi een: spent. ,'fl"' s [ was barely making steers way in | " wSteaming for the States. See you |01 Fellows who gave up their Iives | straw chntair school 1OWS o JLEH, e "’I" 4 afternoon e conference was called the State a rifle ra ace of mountainous waves when { qhare. . Gorsd-bye."" B Yin the war. { books. and clothing. The | May Bloedorn. creamy white. @ ther the Valley 2 shed this wireless mes- | i The annual roll call of the county theft 3 € committed while new commercial varieties of by Bishop ¥ the African 2 iriifio ‘chos g e oTe ke ¥o 5 i Red. O e . N " | Japanese hlooms were put in the show by Riuen 4 . Aol z hos ving gone in violent hapter of the American Red Cross | Mrs. n one of the public, blgen A ere paldn e ahox » range., State is resist 1 in. F z0 der way today, to conti ild s indtedea Mumber of prominent e =it o8 the Aevelapment com recked, at.| BULGARS FIX INDEMNITY. | Srough Thankegiving: William &, [ A leagher handhag containing §36 | Turner and the W. A. Bilney. meniirom 15 ierent iStates o pany for the reason that the present X arried away. | Hill, Upper Marboro, is treasurer of | was stolen from the automobile of | More than 100 students from the tend S vange is an ideal one in every respect. | ilolmes seriously hurt. the ‘chapter, and will receive con s Lena Kotzn, 73 hih street | Marytand icul utal gGaliere. 0 A Danquet will be held at the i It was from th D. « | Damage by Greek Raid, 31,000,000 hutions. as will = A. B. . . vesterday afternoon Iromy torent Gisn Seminscy el from Liberty IHotel tonight and tomor . 3,636-ton tanker have been 3 | han, wyn, v. and other | explained to the police that she gave | Trinity + 0 from s Haky: |Ceoes the delegates Wil call on Wresident, * yeayy Toss of Life in Mines. s6Lon the deck of the 5,965 ton Levia Leva, Gommssion Says. officials of the o . @ young white man a MU r ety D o aeilationAchd Coolidge at the White House i G s thain : 10 e emy ¢ d the show tomorro; Among the other matters to be| CHARI ON, W. Va., November| “Shall we stand by?” the liner asked. | SOFIA, Bulgaria, November 11 (®). | _\v'.j.‘{..“:‘-::,.."‘f“ chiken aveme N . :.m:‘ln D ”;"‘4x';m.lun.‘.':l\h A-ur‘:---‘} | 11— no‘ 3 1‘-“4P n}-!“li‘l"\_‘ml tl;s)‘ Im.:h : 'Il'n.‘ little x|un|;.I.. 200 mnlea {way, | —The speclal commission sent to the Poland Shuts Off U. S. Flour. |alizhted from the ca i ared | Demands Husband Support Child v n e co v particularly as it a mines s caused he State e par did not immediately answer the Levia PR | 3 she ssed & 0il Men Sentenced to Jail. fects the negro race, residential seg-| ment of Mines to put into service 10| n's query “\ml» Macedonian frontier to estimate the| cor ence of the Associated Press, | Eepmizelie handag I Mrs. Rose Dorsey today asked the P damages caused by the Greek inva-| October - Poland | . o District Supreme Court to compel Ark covember wation, dustrial relations and | automobile rescue trucks. Ilu Septem- | Captain’s 1 under wheel- i il ) d of race relationship. | ber 32 miners lost thelr lives in the e. No feeling except when moved. | sion of Bulgarian territory and the|als s | i . her former husband, Stephen W W00 Arch Brewer Of \moniz thosa who are attending tie | underground -workings of the State.|Cannot be extracted. Using fodine | pccupation of ‘Petrich and 10 sur.| vest this year, Detailed as Instructor. H s ita) BABUOLE bl R b el iovatiall o s e B. J. Davis of Georgia, | Twenty-seven were caught under falls, | and belladonna salve. Can you give any necessity to import foreign flou crederick W. Stopford on duty | was granted a divorce March 21, 19 District Court here to serve three! Perry W. Howard of M ippi. | 11 met death in mine car and mfhe | us medical advice?” 1 % of which last year America sent over | in the First Coast Artillery District, at | and tells the court the father has not th v ail Trewe ~d Rishop R. C. Ransom of New York.|motor accidents: 10 were electrocuted | ““Place pillows about and under the | 000,000 leva as indemn! (A lev nor- | £20,000.000 worth. Ta make further | Roston, has heen detailed to duty as | contributed toward the support of Jilty 1o a cha of usinz the_mails ¥ d of nnassee, | or killed by explosives: two were killed | captain’s lezs,” Dr. G. B. Whitmore, ' mally is worth about 19 cents. but ' importaiion impossible the govern- jan instruci of the M chusetts | the child for two years. Attorney et —alis Cannection: With® atosky JSiE St. Louis a Melvin [ hy mining+ machines and two were | the Teviathan's surzeon, wirelessed. under the present rate of exc nge | ment has placed an Import tax of | National Guard, with stati at Bos- | Albert 1. Esher appears for the J. Chisum of Ch 5 listed as miscellaneous. “Keep the member hot by some means its value Is less than 1 cent). $1.50 per hundred kilos on flour, ton. Plaintiil, chairman of the execntive i rounding villages, has fixed upon 31,- ~ -