Evening Star Newspaper, November 3, 1926, Page 7

e —— led m £ t 2:30 o'clock athunt . d John FY [;mZENS' GRUUPS Dol . Brooks John Brayshan, | fekey, John B, Hager, % W. How.|§) AIN BANDIT IDENTIFIED |(he san of et men wheh Titi - WILL OPEN SEASON. |30ucies et e " Srichara and | Wiibur Haihant whips i et ‘o Hienlah s R . C. 5 . _— |the District line. - Col. pace for the following hunting memy s le and D. F. Frazier. AS MAIL GANG’S LEADER beth and escaped with $161,000 Octo- {pysin o ona Hunt Club Prepares son, iral and Mrs. Cery T.|bers: Mrs. Maury Dove, jr., Mist chalrman, Nellie De: e Miss | F O eets and avenues—Harry G. S | ber 14. e i Riding: b on and Gen. and Mrs. Willlam | Llizibeth Jackson, Madeline “Aleshire, Mrs. J. L. Ke B “m;me" ball, i 5 H.OT. R = : 18 DS qé‘:]eey lg;?x;‘::‘u;l?nn:’::oln:?\aaholdy for First Event Tomorrow. hu\l\[oll are Te}):pe;tul :‘" wlr:‘nel:s tae 1\,lnude Preece, Mr. n,ml ,}hs Georgt il S 2 Mrs. R. F. z -1 S g st t. wi un- | Plummer, v, Mrs. Marte Louise Jameson, Miss| 4.0 Conrad D, Ernest, D. A. Ed- Chg W Sl AL up, who falled, however, to identify | The Riding and Hunt Club will hold | lthshed by Mo Anne Archbotd. Dr. | Rones M 4 Nicton p??.-",” \zabeth Grimes and Mrs. BIMer | worgs John J. Donnellan and Ray.| troit Batlle Recognized as Jafnes “Xiller/ Cunaifte. i e foEoAAT opahIE o thiek senson. 1o: St M. FL B, RolaT. Dawaoi, | Nelpols e ek, 'atricl juinn, the -driver's helper, ————— Ed\fnul}cn—ll,aro]d e 2 ’"","f’ S e ns Chief of Band in Elizabeth. |who was wounded, could not identify . _— man; W. L. Pea iy ECa s et I e e Cunniffe or Olsen, according to ad- Special Meeti d C - O Sl sentative—Mrs. J. J. Arnold. 3 o [ elings an om- Wiiiiam L. 1 ad, G s = NEWARK, N. J., November 3.— . )k N f Furr and The Newark Star-Eagle received word 1 i H ouse— The plan to have all Turkish prod-|that William J. .Olsen, alias “Ice An automobile recently produced in munity Entertainments Will | o' s 50600, . . 3. E.|ucts stamped with trade marks has| Wagon" Crowley, one of 'the two ban- | France has a wheel base 5 feet | Gregor “fluun S. Guerrant, Mrs.|been held up by the Turkish govern-|dits killed in Detroit last Sunday, was |longer than that of an ordinary car Be Used as Boosters. F. Goheens, Patrick Kenneds, Harry | ment for a year. positively identified as the leader of land a speed of 90 miles an hour. V. Heil and J. Horsman. Law and l(‘s,lilulxun Lafayette G Intensive membership drives will be carried out this month by chtiz sociations of Washington, proj I of meetings d community serving to increase| i : f{_ ;.J : Safeguards of Home and Money Lership | cumpaign o ess g, . 1 The famous English Village, the Phipps Estate, the Parmalee oty ’,",f it ITT‘CET‘{.?,'I‘W o I“ Tiv J : Estate, “Twin Oaks,” Wardman Park Hotel, Rock Creek Park v beld at Col Heights ke, bomieniog o & 3 Teppie, J. M. 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