Evening Star Newspaper, January 14, 1927, Page 30

30 THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C.. FRIDAY, JANUARY 14, 1927. — SOPHIE TUCKER TO AID S W erarta) D | ik fhe e (RO °'MRS. LUCY C. QUAIFFE |<exemeenm street, yesterday fol- fvenmm-v Tho time of the <er\|(ss‘MELLETT MEMORIAL has been siarted by students of 3 | lowing a paralytic stroke 1|~| week. | has not beem' declded. Jjournalism, it was announced tod BENEFIT STYLE SHOW | foi ol emiay e e ey o DOES AT MGE OF 9652, tad beon.fn good heich sl : SCHOOL IS PLANNED |, 7o 1 it wh, v that time. ., i i a Canton Ohio, newspap s . P h\:x: Qllllfll ‘\ s |:En in Buffalo. Wins $m Verdict. s W vegt M Hoororpes . Other Members of Show's Cast to ! ; Son P Setoe MEa st President of Board of Directors | yesrs o 3 % | Amy Bush, 4415 Jay street, has been | Indjana Students Start Move for vice, was a student at : 3 an, & an: for Rufus Le | Misses Mary Bradley, M M RE, |t oo e fpsiel {he | awarded a ct for $300 damages AR : y and was editor 4¢ Appear at Garfitld Fund Af M . 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