Evening Star Newspaper, May 21, 1926, Page 42

THE kv bsING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €, FRIDAY. MAY 21, 1926. m | ar- | ENTERPRISE SERIAL BUILDING ASSOCIATION 643 Louisiana Ave. N.W. 56th issue of stock now open for subscription. Shares of stock, $1.00 each payable monthly. Five per cent interest paid on stock withdrawn, James E. Connelly, President (1t | Dr, lllph:u-d)\\'u(&;fll ll'u()])?l“( i one.’ ‘ K u: B 1 \ Methodist minister, to Canada | R o e AE £ OF LIQUOR IN CANADA | {2 invetivite the workings of the | > ! SOCIETY ELECTS SMITH P L Ly S b TR Br. Harvey Baker Smith of |inational papers are the greatest kin- | Autoist Seeks Damages. Fov: Dr. Coper will interview the pre- Washington, D. C., is the new pres- |drance today to church unity, .10.‘ i ! Th C iver, | = e Shull Co. and its truck driver, p Sends Dr. Richard Watson Cooper, | 01" of Canada, the attorney gen-| oy gue have beon sued in the D. C. Man Heads Organization, | o\ "(itn"other officers elected as |clared Rev. Peter Ainslie. Former Minister, to Make eral and other officials and will espe- o Which Adjourns Session at follows: [First vice president, Dr. — —— 1 Iflfl,' \,ALU ,.DU PONT ORDERS STUDY |nounced vesterday that he hn: ent | tion even should I desire to present ICHRISTIAN MISSIONARY addresses 1-[_\mr.w\l;w:;muf,\;:nf:}::o‘fif f:l:.(3Af:'(-on{‘i:."\\‘;‘:srrfi.fg'f‘l,luf?:u‘)- nd the election of offi Denominational schools and denom- | clally inquire into the effect of the | District Supreme Court for $15,000 Ivan C. McDougle, Baltimore; second, s Survey. law upon Industry and busidess, he | dumages by Wiliam M. Rout for al Hagerstown, Md. Rev. §. J. Goode, Rockvills, Md.; Sent to Baltimore. sald. leg personal injuries. Through third, D. F. Barnett of Christlan Maj. Sam I. McCants, Infantry, . By the Associated Press. 'When asked whether he had a plan | Attorney Willlam H. Collins, the|Special Dispatch to The Star. Temple, Baltimore; recording secre- | the Infantry School, Fort Befiln:t, M|chlgan U Head Dec|ares WILMINGTON, Del, May 21.—|regardnig prohibition to present to | plaintiff says a truck of the company| HAGERSTOWN, May 21.—The an- |tary, J. A. Scott, Washington; treas- | Ga., has been assigned to temporary Plerre S. du Pont, former head of the | the State or country, Mr. du Pont | collided with his machine March 22(nual session of the Christian Mission- |urer, J. M. Pickens; trustees for the | duty at Baltimore with the Organized : du Pont de Nemours Co. and chair- | replied: last at Fourteenth and Otis streets|ary Society of the District of Colum- [District of Columbla, Dr. Peter Ains- [ Reserves of the 3d Corps Ared, on Generation May Be Needed |[man of the executive committee of | “Yes and mo. I have no plan at| northwest, causing him to sustain|bia, Maryland and Delaware came to |lie, Henry Breewood, C. W. Davis, H. | the completion of which he will take James F. 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