Evening Star Newspaper, December 20, 1925, Page 37

THE SUNDAY STAR. WASHINGTON, D. (. DECEMBER | $4,000,000 FOR TOBACCO. Danville, Va.. Market Closes Pre- Christmas Sales Season. 20, . 1925—PART 1. 7 - Of course, it is essential that T d"iBOARD MEMBERS GUESTS. | RAID LYNCHBURG CLUB. not . #moke, as that would destroy my | taste i | The luncheon club rowing daily, | and the baroness says she is getting | Baroness, 19, Makes Splendid Success- Of Wine Shop for Men in London Members of the interdepartmental | Police Batter Down Three Doors board of contracts and adjustments, i e s to Reach Alleged Gamblers. more members than she knows how to % R cope with. Although she has plenty | one of the co.ordinating boards oper Hecial Dlesaio b By the Associated Pocss |formed a limited company, of confidence in herself, the haroness | ating under the Budget Bureau, were ! DANVILLE, Va. December 19 | formed a 2 £ e “Wom Bt p e | LYNCHBURG, Va., December 19 Danville' tobacco market has| LONDON, December 18.—A fitled |velf as the chief director. =~ = - was 1{:“@ in other e w f;n;:?‘qvpflx lunbeorigiven/at the Clbyliosico i oat o ic batierea Ao thecs i for the Christmas holidays with | gip) 19 is g A « business | This was four months ago. and the | generally are not much good in busi-| Club Friday by Maj. E. W. Cushing. go/ice st nizh tered down 1 record 5,000,000 pounda : sold | 5 of 19 18 running a wine business |, oqq says she is doing splendidly, | ness.” she said They are AIWays| counsel 10 the hudget ind 7 member | 1007 in order to reach the secret Sinte October 1. Practically a1l of the | In Tondon and with it a luncheon |iichough she had no previous business | trving to get something for nothinz.” | of the hoard o “l’““‘[ ;Wi‘d’ 2y alieged sanibiing additional will be sold hefore he is the dau zlish | “fusiness a4 the Kingly Visits Far B bEsefi e complel oniof (e dig tof .. H who is charged Imarketing season closes. Over |army officer and succeeded t ingly Visits Far Between. a new “public contract inw by ' Al 3o J chase 000 has been distributed among | the title of an un Baron de Bec board, also was attended by Directo: ord and Assistant Director R. 0. |Were balled their appearance ir growers throuzh the sales. of the papal aristocracs, who owned S Lord 1 A nt e } A a wine business with headquart nd Kloeher hudge The budge! court next Rome. The voungz Barone which a director in an address commended maotor ve- L decided 1o develop the | the Rritish Isles had paid a | the London. o she renied the Seottish The monthly meeting of the Dis special Dispatch 1o The Star 3 PR e Ell‘l of Columbia Congress of P'arent Peacher Assoclations was held Bay in the Hamllton Hotel Brightwood Park M. K | topic he eveninz was ‘“appreci Tues: |ativeness,” which was presented with the | the presid, Mrs. L. A. Mezgel president, Mrs. G. S. Rafter, in the | Refreshments were served and a soc chair. Coples of a story, “The Spirit | followed. of Santa Claus,” for the Parent | Teacher Assoclation members to read | Instead 1o their children, were disiributed. |IN8 of the P. T The program was under the heaith | HI&h studemts gave a pl Chateman, Mra, Jossph. Barders anul Shop.” Those taking part | the speaker was Miss Dorothy Reod, | ® Sue Owens. Alfred Toombs. 4 from the Instructive Visiting Nursing Bni brann and > Association, whose subjed was he boys' glee club England has Church. The with her: o the usual monthly D Columbia J wom- | considerate and with. They tell | | do not knew ahout wines | Aberdeen 1 taste all our indg- | King of The recent visit of King George to easy to ol is not worth knewing myself and find that my pezarding them is auite < in fr . vears on accomplishments of the interds Credit str hoard 7l 1500000 wines ound partme “Posture Mrs. David Mears, na Alice Deal. prin- | picle tlonal chairman of Child Welfare day, ined some of tha imethods) enplalnad i to the pavents. followed | “Foun lo by Al Conie Kaplan hrated the gir ee b, group of \ ra At the assembly at the Janney in the Par Sehool December 9. the following chil *“The Defeat of Folly,” under the di. dren took t 1o Mother - fon of their dramatic teacher, Miss | health Pindell, Vir e Mever. ‘The children who took | zinia T Teersky. The in the play were Svlvia Luris, | pupils of e health ne Udoff. Howard Rickenbacher, play. They wei th B nia | Sydney Collezeman. Rudolph Duehring hiple. strand. Ellsworth Everett and Looker Donaldson Reichman Mo ? | al-y and sonzs by Lof. Alfred Mrs. G. 8 Fraser elothes conservation chairman of announced that | The the shelves in the clothes serva. | Henry tion room at 1464 Columbia road are 10. The president ise of the many demands | presided. H. H. L. for clothinz for school children he | tal Diseases. Rtev foliowing associations will assist Mrs, |4 member of the Board of Fduc Fraser on the Fridays during Janu. SPoke on the attitude of the board ars. January K. Congr ghis 5 the school. Garnet € Tarent-Teacher Associa on. assistant superintendent 15. the Seaton Parent.’ ined th buildiing | ation. and January 2 pian and showed the < of Wilson on Pavent-Teacher School in the program. 1. C. Nalle supervising principal, told of the im Cranch-Tyler tan cooperation heiween the | ation Wil be > and the he officers of | tomorrow at il ald Runner president irner Paren Association of December Hve-y Associat A meer held in 1 Sehool associatign are: Archi Franklin president. Miss K. F ) nembe ary. Mrs. Nannie W 2 the four sec of 1he Hamilton nference on their oun of mothers from the lunched to wood. secre. ew Siewart Dy, treasurer P2 K THURS'I.'ON ELECTED, BY SOCIETY OF ENGINEERS Named nesday they held # ¢ President of Organization | at Meeting at Cosmos Club. | Lecture Given Thursion of the Burean Navy president of the Perry K ther support the family zroceriex. The mothers ited more than enough mones ! ase a wagon. which will bring | for the hoy gineer Department, | Wash was elected | ingron Society of ineers meetinz held night the 1826 term. at mos Club Wednesday Other officers elected were: F. F Scheetz. Bureau of Valuation of the | saciation met Monday afternnon. with | Interstate Commerce Commission. vice e scren Bessie Sprivzer. president: W. G. Hoyt, Department of [n the jcha 1o the illness of | the Interior. secretary: W. Clark | was voted to buy Bureau of Construction and Re of equipment. Miss Navy Department. treasurer 4 ipal, ispokejon e hree directors to serve for two il Mrs Bureau of Aero LS s e ik Nondnsrentind ey Department: W s s nd Geodetic Surves chief of the con of the Cenlogical The Edmonds Parent-Teacher As Dean pair Fropkins ind of the school Giles Seott ' uscott The Rreni-Dent Parer ociation ainment Mys Hil lers and songs by little Shirlex Burn Mr. Warner. principal of the Hina Junior High. explained the organiza tion of the junior high schools and told of the lines of activities carried in connection with the sides. It voted to spend for records to carry on the work of Mrs. King s class, fourth grade. Dent, Wy Hilton School. with president. pi givert Utah. City b sade e 22N £ Brownie Cameras Reduced . 2 Browal . A Browsle ... .3 Mrownie Brownie x Harry C. Grove, Inc. TN | mm DIVPLES Itched and Burned Badly. Healed by Cuticura. “ Ecrema broke out in small pimples on my limbs It itched and burned badly causing me to scratch and the scratching caused eruptions. My clothing aggravated the breaking out, and the trouble lasted about two months. ** 1 used other remedies but they did not do any good. I began using Cuticura Soap and Ointment and they helped me, and after using one cake of Cuticura Soap and one box of Cuticura Ointment I was compietely healed.” (Signed) Amos H. Turner, Rhea Springs, Tenn. O Bear read an ori Morals and Influence of Re i~ Mrs, € O Rear to the of Parent-Teacher Associations Yisielle Koster, Mrs ide Mre. M. N, Lanch membership committee lies in the community with feod and dren hy the asse efation. Dr. Stewari was a guest honor at the meetin The Kkinde: gArten chaire bought hy the Parent Teacher Association have heen receiv ed. Mrs. G. W. Lady, district chair man of pre-school age circles, spoke at the Maurey School last week , View Parent-Teacher In the interest of organizing circles In their associations. clothing fo also at \ssocia met The Wallach-Towers, P. T. A Decewber 10 at the Wallach with Mrs M. Patterson, the presi dent. pr The children of classes ained with companied t the piano by hert lin and piano selecti Jean and Verry < given to Miss Denn’s rooms. The January 14 Misses Keep your skin clear and your pores active daily use of Cuti- cura Soap. Heal irriations and rashes with Cuticura Ointment. 0 vood Park December hall of the A mee Mathers S in the “ Only Four Days Left H : l Furniture, Stoves, Floor 27 Coverings, Lamps Teoys and Grafonolas The giit for Christmas. 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