Evening Star Newspaper, April 14, 1926, Page 23

THE' EVENING - STAR, WASHINGTOX: Th C., -WEDNESDAY, APRIL 14 1926.- Gonzales-Gallarza - and c; t ington; with the Washingtog-Academy. Mre. Clarence Bean for|and entertalnment at Pythian Temple | luncheon tomorrow, 1239 pm , at the | x ompanions of the v | CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. | ot Sciences 4nd the Bxurllg:t&x swazy gpiph-ny Chapel bensfit tomorrow, 21 tomorrow; 8§ pm. Admiesion rhu525 Les House | S 3 or, “Capt ["ma The California Stats Society will |\ hold a joint meeting at the Cos |P.m., at the chapal house, 230 Twelfth T p 4 % o L1 ~» b from Madrid to e dinner n Honer | mag Club auditorium tomorréw, 815 strect southwest. The Washington section of the So. |, Drama Tnit of the Women's d here today. t its retiring president, Represents- {pm On behalf of the American ciaty of American Foresters will meet | Sit Club, under the direction.of Mrs. | R S ‘u"o 4. . Free, Saturdsy 730 pm. | Goographical - Soclety, - presentations The t. € Cecllis Gulld of 8 Monlea's | tomorrow, 515 pm., a¢ the Coimes | Famick Gallagher, will p |3 pm and Capt. Lorigs landed hait |in the banquat room of the Hamilton | will be made "of the Cullom peo-/| Chapel ive its aunual April frolic|Club B. F. Chandler of the Bureay |P:avS Friday €vening | an hour later. Eoth ars in good phyes. | Hotel. The speakers will include | graphical medal to Dr. Gunf Hall, South Capitol and ! of Internal Revenue, C. W. - Boyce and T N | cax cnnmv:m \ Mabel Yalker Willebrandt, Assistant | Hayes, Ahfl of the Chnlll F lv L “streets soythwest, tomorrow; 8 pm, | W. W. Ashe ot the Forest Service and | The condor is not only the werld's the first words spoken by |Aftorney — General, = Representative | medal to Brig. Gen -David L. Brain-| A feature of the propram will be a|Matthew Rue, forest engineer, will |biggest bird, but gle its highest flver 'he Spumsh fiyers were \nquklesabou"ua_‘e“‘e F. Lea, Representative avd. Dr. Paul E. Hey! wil] del.lwer nu pcpul«u.y contest. discuss “Forestry as an Investrhent” Nafuralists have found it at heights No T dof § d Th Estevez and his mechanician [Pl:;l‘:’r: ED‘ Ei::ng,arl;'zxgexs‘:l:s‘;e “dzd"'s); 'G:mnb :and - Dreams of ' R e P 'Fn :hde standpoint of lumber and |estimated at well over 20,000 feet e c‘fl cers expressed great co 4 our and Representa- | Scientific Man en’s Club of Mount Plegsant | pulpand paper companies st = race Found of Spaniards | They, viere. Intoraed that mg|five Carter” James H. MarLaferty Db e v AR kS | |Consrentioml ‘Church will mest Fri- " g Who Were Forced Down in | Gt n received from they |Will.9Ct as toastmaster e,gfiengg:;gw?'g‘go‘g’;'f} Q«Jfi‘s 'm William C. Allan, United | Sefah Franklin Chapter, D. A. R, | s | D'SPEL THAT RASH . | . ‘Statex eological Survey. will give an | Will give a tea and raception from | mostly made up of “;“‘;ml* "z’;'-fl':’afi‘éd’fsffinflffii”",h:fi"’ University Club. * | illustrated-addrees on “The Mountains |4 to 6 pm tomorrew ar the Les ‘Why suffe: when skin troubles vield ¢ to the healing -touch of Sahara Sunday. natives, el 1 the fyers. who ¢iree frea public 4 The Columbia Historical Soclety That Moved, or Through Glacier Na-| Houee g " ahara Suntay. ‘Bope fo continub te Agra tom oo 102 Public 1CHr® il mest April 20, §:15 pm., in assem. lonal-Park With Saddleand Pack.” — [ e . Lo morning on the next log of their fi! bl hall of Cosmos Club.. There will be | Music by the Mount Pleasant Chorus | The Writers ue of Washing. | - { =5 i - . § 2 an iUnstrated lecture on “Wild Flower | Ladies wnvited . The Men's Club will | o will meet B ok, st ne ale & Sail Cultivatian,” by Dr. Edgar T. Wherry, | have charge of the church. night serv: | Thomson School [ Reccie, raries| THWART. JAIL DELIVERY. |core 20 TSP SITE, MR | and an exhition of & strange bock | s April 22, Rev. . Buler Fratt| Tror B . BENGUE bl o e 77" [ House, Third an dC strests, tomer. |IrOm the iibrary of the soclery’. will present the gospal message The Cosmopolitan Club will have a ~ ANALCESIQUE (SAY BEN: - bis mechanician, | Speclsl Dispaten to The Star row from 5 10 8 pm The Margaret Murray Washington The Wild Flower Preservation Sq- | =2 Fusias = deserted thoir pians Sunday 100 | AT EaeAsDRIA. ve | A FN‘ Trisngle Outing Club, will Club of Big Sisters wil meehac g e il have Soring hike : " 5 from Amman when they wers | d to descend, today reported that | prigoners at the city Jail was nij B 9 n was nipped t t & e T "‘;S"“E‘““ | 254 the prisoners, some of schom are | oL :t | Gite Allow one hour from Treasury. Short e i_?.";,ir: Ss }:;‘9 be;‘,,““,;fi; sentenced to terms in the £1a eni- | X p ticket to| The United Lodge of Thuoaophhn, walk up by & Passing car ithe tentiary, bave been sep A to Virglma 709 Hil Building, Seventeenth &n Sl hey teel that this possibility o g ¥ e, . C : Er fsspiight and | streats, will give & Sree public 1emure Lebanon Chapter, No 25, 0, E. §, bing i At - > puty | 0."L. Simpson, | tomorrow, £15 pm, on "Culturs of |*ill-have s card party temorrow, § nes r ¥ o m, 3 avel Clul a Companious Reach Bombay. saws which were ludden beneath | RN ecnnentet ot i " — LARACHI, Bombay, April 14 (#) — | mattresses in the cells. The Philosophical Society of Wash-! A five bundred ed card party will be The 1. 0. 6. of J. will give a dance R ioe S i Aot oudiviotilsiohinoi s OO B it il e RN i B ot o OO e i S i A S oSt CleveLmd School tomorrow, April. 18, Meet at bridge at 'west attempted delivery by four mlwed\\u C. 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