Evening Star Newspaper, November 24, 1925, Page 26

260 (% EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, THE D. €, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1925. Two Months’ Baby |PORTER WHO SERVED Can Walk and Eat | pRESIDENTS EXPIRES| Food Like Adult — Spencer Murray Was With Me- Kinley on Fatal Trip—Was Faverite of Roosevelt. PLANS COMPLETED FOR ORPHAN PARTY Many Busses Loaned to| Carry Children to Show Ar- ranged by The Star. BY FIRE IN FREDERICK $10,000 Damage Caused by Blaze. $100,541 Drive for Hood College Is Closed. h to The JCK, Md houses, two of them owned by sy and four by Mrs. Jol 1doccupied by cer Murray, 67 vears old, vet ullman_porter, Who A e s lcKinley iwhe whil the says that 1 Taft on numerous | £\ e was 0 a died at his { " “poiding o fund of $100,541 in the | . vesterday | i v und county toward six months. | ¢540 090 endowment, a paign for Hood ol | night whe | women su | dinner. | n | POORHOUSE HEAD the continent his return from | Manila. \ - on Warden Also Indicted at Hagers- town in Alleged Theft of Supplies. patch to The Star, OWN, Md., with' embez: 1 S 3 le o om’ which the col derives a part of its revenue. The 1 contributions to date are nearly 000 sequently he wi m in Buffalo in whic t took the oath of office to succeed - | MeKinley | “ment ar Mu retired six year In| indicti his h Tenth street 1 high in the I v s P 1t when he| the public to de Shoots 250-Pound Bear. REAND. 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