Evening Star Newspaper, November 11, 1925, Page 39

+ Beauma FORD LEADS DRVE FOROLDERDANCES Has Detroiters Doing Waltz and Schottische—Or- chestra Is Unique. By the Associated Press DETROIT Cathedral IT; election of tv ment of many lems of th Church, has d irille to a parity with sen one of the most active par at the cathedral parties, a ¢ to trons and m 100, is showi the two are s: reviving pupils, in people. phone and _the the modern re no crashing a dulcimer, a great ho g a violin and a guitar— intet that provides the modest ent. Here D of the native ch attention. The d altz finds many expo- o need little more than a of memory to make cient. The “Varsoviénne” v, which seems like a triple popular. include the older he square dances, the redowa waltz, the valeta waltz, the heel-and-toe polka, the seaside polka, and several types of the schottische and gavotte PROTEST OVER ARREST I3 UPHELD BY JUDGE | WMasdonald Declares Defendant Had Right to Complain of Procedure. protestes er a first police precinct charged with Taylor was ed by Policeman | Stepp of.No. 1, who, through a_police agent, informed _ that _Taylor int of whisky. Upon be the precinct the he was said to have not be found. n protested about being ibjected to arrest. iced a charge of inst his name testimony today Capt. Colhoun to Be Retired. Capt. Danlel W. Colhoun, Sth Cavalry, under treatment at William General Hospital, Fort n ordered to his ent at the con- . Master 1, detached en- Jisted men'’s t Howard, Md., has been pl retired list after 30 ¥ e THE MAY LAST ALL WINTER The wise consumer will purchase substitutes while they are 0B- TAINABLE. _ We carry_a full line of Buckwheat. ‘oke. Prepared Bituminous, ete. Immediate Delivery L. P. STEUART & BRO. 138 12th N.E. L. 1203 Dependable Service Over Quarter of a Century For a Delightful Change of Menu— serve Jones Dairy Farm sausage meat. An old fashioned delicacy that has never been sur- passed. Exactlythesame as Jones Little Sausages —bucwichout theexpen- sive casing, so costs less. Toremove sausagemeat from parchment wrapper. dip en- Be package in .l water, Then if you wish to slice the sausage, cut through paper Snd ali- Peel paper of after- ward Jones Dairy Farm, Ine. Fe. Atkinson, Wis. oNEs DAIRY FARM THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1925. » . Au,drey (in a confessional mood): «WHAT IS YOUR FAVORITE DRINK, TOM?” ‘ Tom: «1 DECLINE TO ANSWER WITHOUT THE ADVICE OF MY ATTORNEYS.” A'udrey: “WELL, THEN, SMARTY, WHAT IS YOUR NEXT TO FAVORITE DRINK ?” Tom : «THIS NEW CLICQUOT CLUB PALE DRY GINGER ALE—AND LET’'S ORDER SOME.” A rare delicate flavor, truly sec. A sparkling delight to drink by atself, this Pale Dry Clicquot Club Ginger: Ale adds its charm to any other drink you miz it with. The Clicquot Club Company, Millis, Massachusetts. 2