Evening Star Newspaper, February 23, 1927, Page 23

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. LSDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1927. ‘ e 2700 Connecticut avenue, is chairman | Parma authorities said they had con- | ployed him when the women were kum, grand.master District of Co- The accusation that r bt Souls' Ster: Me: church tomorrow even.n e din District of Columbia, gave the invo- EE WOM AN LAWYER law in France and 700 women are inner. 4 cation this morning and Gratz . Dun. studying law at the Sorbonne. & of the ticket committee. Tickets may | firmed his statement that he was|beaten to.death In a road near the e Il be obtained through her or at the|playing cards with a farmer who em- | school i _—_—m—mm— ters and other representatives the | torney G al, 9 business of the conference began. BT wn e sonic delegation shortly after noon. : & | spective woman lawyer the inculeation 1 All-Day Meeting in Progress at New Willard—Members |DEATHS HELD ACCIDENTAL The erstwhile oppoition in ¥ tormat misodnecion ot the grana e | FREED OF FRENGH BAN| ®ifier " ufcitanae, ascistant At | hetral_avenue enst "ot oot | et “De " serv S50 unth 1. who said that in her b Tor i | erience all the weeping that ; Unit No. 6 of | AAABARAAAAA A BAAAAARBAAASSREARLBIARL President Cooiidge recefved the Ma ad occurred in her office had been | Kes | . Alibi i 1 Mme. Grinberg Tells Cy Pres Club | ;50 T'1Ch she urged upon the pro s Ald Soclety for the bene-| Proves Alibi in Two Deaths. | t of the church pet l’\md Mrs. | VE J! Py | Luncheon was served at the hotel at e \ CLEVELAND, February 23 UP).— | |1 c%clock and the conterence recon 200 of Her Countrywomen detached viewpoint and gp im.| Willlam 8. Quinter, chair, OF ¢ thatit ketoate Skbutduy: {1 coniee- | vened at 2:80 o'clock. PrastioeatiBar: | personal approach to the imr 1 charge shipmr e s ns u "g rOO ote, problem in d. Se? p o o Wolfe and Mabel Webster Ballinger, | Parma teachers, was released today i where the e started to the i Verdic(% Are Returned in Jm\en'fl woraEn ha ‘ ; 2 v ) W | o i g P i 1 : 1 Call on President. K A : e R | | Novel Crepe Pajamas and Sph-ns Cases. e g B e s , pres 4 h ear] | [fl 5 k : An inquest conductéd at the morgue | U1 Al bRl Wi o i | mus S ohe | yesterday by ¢ er Nevitt in the o be admitted t | Sl Bl ‘m';m:: all-day con | case of Lang Jones, colored, who was | Tnth woma g e g b The Luor-Shellal raflway tn Egypt Grand masters of Masons in the a reception at the V Vil | ) matters pertinent to the a Masonry falling in their flelds of ited In ' verdict of = injured in ar nobile accident at | 1 renc] i as heen opened. 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