Evening Star Newspaper, November 21, 1926, Page 3

‘———————.——._____—» Attractive Apartments For Colored I 2914 Sherman Ave. NW. i New Building 3 Rooms and Bath Rent, $52.50 Janitor Service i References Required Open Till 16 P.M. For Inspecti See Manager on Pren or J. Dallas Grady 904 13th St. N.W. Main 6181 | 1 13 { Indignant that one of their number ,“ il Ask U. Roosevelt Apartment Hotel Sixteenth Street at | V and W [ Under Wardman Management .\ One 4-room, 1 bath. 1 One 6-room, 2 baths. Unfurnished on lease or furnished by the month. Phone North 9080 i BOOKS BOUGHT “Bring Them In" o1 Plone Fr. 6494 Big Book Shop, 933 G St. N.W. ! r— e ———— i Le Marquis Apartments 2308 Ashmead Place N.W. medal for life saving and added that Overlooking Rock Creek Park at The Million Dollar Bridge. Attractive suites ranging from 3 rooms and bath to 8 reoms and 3 baths. From $55 to $225 per month. 24-Hour Elevator and Switchbomd — Service |in the day by Mrs. Norman V. il { doiph of Richmond, the pictur delegate from Tumbfa. {\who had accomy {returned to Washington last night. PHOTOOF BATHER - SCOREDBY.D.C. Washington Delegate to Richmond Convention Sub- | jept of Resolution. e | By the Associated Press RICHMOND. Va.. Novembe had been pictured in a Ph_humnd newspaper attired in a bathing suit, hters of the Confed: | Lere today formal _resolution that the by-laws | ontained no pro- | rst hrnught to blflflfl lll)(lf" early { Ran- that of Mrs. Samuel Burleigh Milton of Washington. caused a stormy session of the co irs. Randolph | ermed it a i that | the convention fix fo its publication. T ment_of the ¢ | sponsibility and Mrs, €1 ing of Richmond. ge finally declared she w: picture w ken (o th mond Mimes-Dispatch acy in ushed thr office of the | by Mrs. | Debate Is Spirited. A committee was appointed to look | ol i eaid, into the question of di was headed by Mrs. L. 2 er of Ne olution thii and ihi xprosse shatic disapp of the appearance ot the picturs and the slogan 1. D. ¢ | Deiegate 1s Madal of Honor Heroine | It suggested an amerdment to the by Iaws to deal with fivre incidey suoh a nature. ! A picture « Mrs, Milton s rounded by trophies she had been | awarded for saving lives. wuas the basis for the storm of disapproval. It carried the information that she fs the only woman in the ['nited States to twlee recelve the Congressional she was president of the Beauregard Chapter of the 1. D. (", and was a the District of Co- Mrs. Milton was not in the hall dur- i discussion. close friends ex-! that she and her husband nied her here, had | 1i Cross of Military Service. { Another quesiion that aroused much ! neetto her si ing immodest %du«usnon and was finally decided by a division vote, was whether women | descendants of Confederate veterans Building Entirelv Redecorated = ployers and THE SUNDAY STAR. WASHINGTON. _D. r'ulnlon‘ the proposal, contained in | the report of the committee on in- signia for Confederate descendants in tbe World ‘War. was voted down )IY! “oodluu Wilson was pre sented to the convention just after | the daughters had authorized the completlon of the Woodrow Wilson nd. widow of zm '\al’ Pt’ldent ‘was !Olll by Mrs. Law- ton of the action of the convention and with tears in her eyes, Mrs. W son declared that she knew that * | where would Mr. Wilson prefer the memorial more than at the University {of Virginta.” Mrs. Wilson stayed only a few mo- | ments and thanked the convention for ! her reception. MRS. MILTON T0 SUE. D. €. to Show Why| Resolution Was Adopted. Mrs. Samuel B h Milton, president of the Reauregard Chapter | of the Daughters of the Confederacy. announced last night she would bring |, suit against the organization for its adoption of a resolution disapproving her action of giving a picture of her- self in a bathing suit to the Richrond | Times-Dispatch. She said tha piclure, which ap- peared in yesterday morning’s issue | of fhe newspaper. was used in con ith an avticle telling of her \ta as a swimmer and, | she could not see how advised. d suit. she assert upon the Daughters of (he Confederacy to show cause | % 1ch.a resolution was adopted. he nemed no amount of money iatement. « The suit_worn in the picture she was Red Crogs regulation bath, | and that there was “ncth® in the incident e suit. WILL SPEAK AT DINNER. Harold Beresford B\nl») deputy di- | rector of the nteln.’xuoual labor oftice | i will speak on't nce the World i ner in his honor tomorrow night at Rausch Con- ! necticut avenne and L street. Secretary of Lal wili pr side &t the dinner, which wiil be at- tended by representatives from Gov ernment department: the United| States Chamber of Commerce, the| American Federation of labor, the League of Women Vaters, the Ieague of Nations Non-Partisan Association, the Untversity Women Club. the Women's Democratic Club. the Pen- guin Club and other organizations. Mr. Butler. who was assistant min- | er of labor of Great Britain and| represented (ha! couniry at the peace | conference in 1919; is visiting Ame: { ica’s industrial nters 1o confer with | eniployers and labor leaders regarding | American methods of plant mauag ment, the reiatlonships between e rs and industrial | onditions generall W "There will be un open for discus. | a 'Cornellus formar “sold by | was in love nellus |says in a cop i peay are not uncommon among the soci elect. in|tie could not be { ehureh. 0. H. P. | voung Vanderbilt and Under New Management i REAL ESTATE LOANS 5Y,9 FRED T. 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The word i was ordered by the convention today the award heretofore being known as the cross of ser After much dis- THANKSGIVING DINNER M ENU Fruit Cocktalt Celery Fried Filet of saratoga Chips Creamed Mushrooms en C‘assoleite ftoast Turkey with Stuffing Mashed Poiatoes Clear Tomato en Tasse sion following Mr. Butler's addres Mickets for the dinner mayv be ob- tained from any of the organizations just mentioned or from Leifur Mag nusson, 701 Lenox Bullding. Olives Sole, Tartare ~ Cranberry Sauce String Beans Ilearts of Lettuce Russian Dressing Pumpkin Pie Demi- Tutti Frutti lee Cream asse HOTEL LA FAYETTE Sixteenth at Eye St N.W. Phone Main 4214. Celebrate W rlh and we will be glad 1o iurnish vou with au esti ~ate on the kind of a BEST-BILT garage vou Pay for it monthly amounts that are les desire most. nosThal A ,CONSTRUCTION CO. 200 K Street N.E. Us 2222 New Year's Eve Bclore Jack Frost Ruins Your Car— Telephone Lincoln 10-100 -if you choose than rent!! 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He adds that such Iy iere are other famllies in Amer- he says. “eager for any title, ng or no longer in existence.” Recent action of the ibuna Rota of the Roman Catholic Church fn an nulling the inchess, wh ried to others \ n born, caused an rriage of ihe duke and were divorced und mar after two children had international stir in church und soclety circles. The ! only planation of the church action was that Consuelo had been forced into the marriage and therofore the' American families - recognized by the The duchess’ mother. M Belmont, has declined io d cuss the question of duress, Loved Handsome Youug Man. “It I8 no family secret now." fu his article. “to IMPROVEMENTS TO YOUR HOME 1 to 8 Years to Pay Plumbiug. shingling, rages s, ace work. plastering m- Seraping. - porchy And - reom dditton. freviuce. eloctric. wiring: \Veather stripping and all other Linda ot "improvements o your \ome. Home Improvement Co. WINSTON WELLER, Mgr. 310 Bond Bldg. Main 10098. 14(h and N. V. 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NOVEMBER 21. 1926—PART. 1 1 better coneeption of the mar I things in American soci she was was inwh ndsome | oft who later “There is one family in New City which for the past 19 v 4 ‘,'.',':f exerted {ix every effort to form an o Wi | liance with the B crown. 1f the #*| parliament of Great Britain were to ‘set aside’ a certain ceremons re- quived pracedent to such a marriage. it 1y possible that a New York g not so distantly velated to the writer & became a future Queen of Eng ttell when ifa Marlboroug love with an American, ivoung man. then at Yale | made a name for himself g ithat which he had inherited P;rmter than" that she forced to warry “If Consuelo had had her own wi jand had not been constantly unde [ the strong wiil of her family. her life | would not he shattered as it is tod e nce childiood she had her h'om‘;m( €: and had her f: d mor 3 wisdom und fess itiof suelo ! Y | might have gone a long way foward| Accordiiig fo -Jewish law “';1"“” | harnionizing - public ‘opinion toward | hrigle “wor bridégroom is ‘allowe | society -as the wife of a prominent | mourn within a period of seten jurist. as well as living the. life. tha tace: woltld have brought her all that love 1and happiness can give. i “But Consuelo was ‘sold" by the hies jarchy, better known {Tlundred.’ of which he ominant facto) *in hard an att ved large fees which ' Deaf Hear Instantly - Brings Who Those |II\P'I“" Relief \rr Ibnl Amnzing mediate Mate the little social prestige her parents reaped” from the iunson they made three decades ago| their daughter suffered humiliation | and sorrow, he concludes that family | Interterence seldom accomplishes any- | thing except unhappiness. 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