Evening Star Newspaper, November 29, 1925, Page 18

” 18 ‘ROMED AND JULIET CAST ANNOUNCED All Original Singers Will Ap- pear Dec. 8 Except Charles Trowbridge Tittman. 1+ Oper + have sung the part | ced to lenv because of In his place, | rrow- | ra | HELD AS EMBEZZLER. | M. T. Callenberger Accused of Taking Money From Chain Store. | ‘ Martin, T. Callenber teenth street arr on a chdrge of embezzle | from: the Piggly Wiggly Co. John | Power, muanager .of the chain stor |® he warrant and Detecti Thompson made the arrest. | ger was held for the grand at a preliminary hearing late ¢ afternoon. He is &aid to admitted that he took the money wimately a month ago in the that he would be able to re- it L BE GIVEN | | FOR DISABLED VETERANS | Welfare Club of Register of Treas- | | ury Plans Dinner to Aid Men | in St. Elizabeth’s. ¢ in the interest of | at St Elizabeth's given by the Welfare of the register of the Treasury, ¢ Department, at the i | le | THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., NOVEMBER 29, 1925—PART 1. Albert R. Hall and Uni BOYS' CONFERENCE SCHEDULED FRIDAY 75 Local Y. M. C. A. Dele-?‘m\ during their visit ga‘es Will Attend Meeting ]_“'II\I\:I-n who have already registered in Hagerstown. Pennsylvania are speakers. The Washington delegation will leave here ¥riday morning in auto mobles. for the trip of the local delegates under the direction of karl B. Full charge of boys' work of the lo M. C. A. In Hagerstown the | ger Craven v and John Abram hoys will be|Calvary Baptist Church: Havold tex from 10 |Joynes, president of the Tech Hi-Y and the Ol T, Keist he third About 75 Wnkhi amongz the 250 citfes in Maryiand, Dei District who will attend t nual interstate R Alph Turne ns, Metro s is | Hall I ¥ Browning. jr., eth Clark, Wallac rd, Woodward Hi-y Ke Bone and James I Benjamin 1 Me! which are held in every part | B of the country every year. All of | ¢lub the boys who attend are ov Do old The conference will he 14 years Gilbert Tyler, Imman the | and _genernl- arrangements | [IRISH BOUNDARY MADE | FALLS DEAD IN CAR. SUBJECT OF PARLEY | woman, 60. Drops to Floor. Vic- | Baldwin Assembles Free State | tim of Heart Di Ministers in London to Dis- | e rnr damt st cuss Acute Situation. Saunders, colored, By the Associated Pres. | car LLONDON, November 28 —Premier | Pc E | Baldwin invited Kevin O'Higging, the | by, summ Irish home minist trick MacGil tal ambulance. ligan, minister of e d in- | Em ney Hospital stafr du t har dead Heart disease is heliove [ Whera they discussed (h dary situation. 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