Evening Star Newspaper, October 27, 1927, Page 7

THE EVENI peclal Delivery TELEGRANS LADD 2 e, CURTS CANDIAGY v U Supporters in Dozen States Congratulate Senator on | 12t in Ring. \ttempts to mail hearing stamps. Mr. Bartlett served : .| will not tolerate Senator Curtis of Kansas. Repul 5 Tican terday dential telegrams v done promptly today u:”«u of the c ring, of tors now in Washing = - e e " WISS W. M. COSTIGAN, SCHOOL TEACHER, DIES, Funcral Se!\ ice was in effect granted | Court before which to Be Held Sat- .\ R, COOK GRANTED | “erk REVIEW BY [}UURT Chief Jushce I‘ 10unces Case of Explorer Will Be Aired in 7"~ ember. jated P A. Cook, the explorer, review by the Dr Supreme Court today of the d of the Circuit Court of Apy fusing to permit the I trict he was tried and e of using the him on convicted on the cha mails to defraud to probation When the court reached today urday, With Burial in Mount Olivet. < Winifred M. Costigan, 52 i ard street, a school t nomination of Sena nomin: De i the 1 they would to the »s who have tha other candid i minently nnum red ) | s for orzetown University F al an operation 10 weeks ervices will be held at Sacred with burial in Mount | followi Funeral lock Heart Church, Olivet Cemetery Miss Costigan was born in Philadel and came to Washington 42 years She was educated in the public | duating from Central from Wilson | the eizhth Seaton School prior to her survived by her mother, Mrs. with whom ister, Miss n, and four Laurence P., | . W. C. A. SETS PLANS FOR 70 000 CAMPAIGN e .« SHEPPARD LAW AS AID | | IN LIQUOR WAR HIT Nt | Ringgold Hart, Principal D. C. As- o the The general committee o sistant Corporation Counsel, Holds | Thomas 1 Edward and I, J. | Captains and Team Members Me Tomorrow to Receive Final Instructions. the court returns from its re- 30 years, died yesterday |c Assistant ndt expliined to St he vt to yia e i v th on | for | e Attor- | STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C. THURSDAY. OCTOBER 2T, 1. .1 u( the term of which while in the Mu s whether pr d under the new had hegun sentence. Chiet Justice the two questions were umm the probation law had decided to mln (Iyt matte |FOREIGN .SERVICE TESTS . | GUE TO START JANUARY 8 amma ‘ S about ‘thten Examinations to Be Held || w>Nis omeD | | IN JU°IG FROM CAR| the | his | Police Sh~ Feared Ac- cident on Finding Lriver | Vietim Tc™'s rked that | v new ind that the | o thoroughly Taft re Intoxicated. bruises and a Ruth Wachter was taken to Gar fram Rhode and ffering from ined back, Mrs. old, <pital « near Tweflth st night, Here and in Other Cities—Oral Hearings April 16. | | Written ex: ments in t hinations for United & rvice will be he San | | : f offer, but when the [ e . i 3 Island o st appoint- i i ™ utomohile offere She accepted his | machine reached | . Twelfth wred the g notified | | drive accident, she jumped. her hushand. ‘.1 january | ng the » held at Police M| April 16, All_applicants nated for examination of State, and all tions must be filed at the partment not later than 40 ¢ when the examinations | specially by the applica- | must he | e ppointmen ment at the rt of dangerous explosives 1 soon as fun t this depot ) Younz Women's Christian Association | Yesterday completed plans for the | & ’ public subscription camps 'n aiq| Dry Act in Operation Here. of the 1928 ntenance fund of $60.- | ppo 07, which (& 'vw ain ar membe: 1« will meet in Ba K plan of the Citizens' I » for Law and Order the Sheppard law for pr | liquor violators here met an c | today in the form of an opir to officially | Ringgold Hart, principal .nven thp subset rlmmn ists, and to| cop ation counsel. ive m(t!\l(‘umw for |hs‘ camp n. of 10 woman invake | 1en at n heppard 1 "ot siness and pro- \ur those relating to intoxication and onal will hold a &et-| grinking in public, had been supersed- ther dinner meeting for selection ed by the national prohibifion act of names and gencral instructions | I (I8 RO T O arey from the general committee. Douthitt, field secretary of the | SORINseEagaion zue, who believed that mora.drastic Borden, Mrs. J. E. F es could he meted out to hoot- rs under the old Sheppard law an under the national prohibition ict. The Sheppard law dried up the | District three vears before enactment | of the national prohibition i women d_Fard. E dm\md and_ Mrs. Herbe Ruth Jeffers of the bu women's teams, are Miss Lucy Holman, Mi Fdith Saulsbury, . hard, Miss_Luceita W. and Mrs. Nan R. Street. A special committee working under the general committee of four. for subscriptions to the fund, includes ZONTA CLUB HOLDS FALL BUSINESS SESSION | Reports on Educational and Other | Activities Are Made by Committees. of which Howland, A Li! Kraus: Rowena Shep- Stockbridge Chickering, L. L. Carroll . Willia Chapin HBuntington, sRobert Lansing, Mrs. William PMitchell, Mrs. Albert H. Putney Mrs. John . STATE SOCIETY TO DANCE. “West Virginians Plan Fete at Club | Next Wednesday. An entertainment and dance was set for next Wednesday at the Washing- ton Club, Seventeenth and K streets, | by the bhoard of governors of the | West Virginia State S at their | annual meeting t in the |7 Annapolis Hotel. ngements Will be made hy Mrs. Eugene Barr, chairman of the entertainment com- mittee. General reports on the work of the | 5 us committees and departments " |of the Washington Zonta Club fea- and | tured the Fall business meeting in Hotel last night. Salle told of the work ing girls to obtain n education for professional position: xplaining that three are now receiv- | the aid of the club in getting rough school. Others who made reports are Miss ho reported on pub- Lida B. Echardt, pro- fellowship ] 1 E. Howe, ity, apd Miss Jane Bartlett, who ed on the last meeting of the onal hoard of directors of the nta clubs. Miss Elizabeth C. Har- . president of the club, presided. e Other - features of the rnnleh"fl Blll’glll’! Take w-tChe" Yinter social season will be a “cider | Jimmying a rear window, burglars and gingerbread” party, December 7 |last night gained entrance to the place in the Washington Club and the an-|of business of Charles Fuchs, 910 nual dinner, February 21, at 2400 Six- | Eleventh ~street. They _stole fou Meenth street. W. B Hoffheins is|wrist watches valued at $100 and se president of the sptiety. eral other articles of jewelry. Only a Few Days Left to Share in Our Great HARVEST SALE FOOTWEAR Specially ‘Reduced to 85 60 style: to select from A few days more duced price the shoes wili be placed back in stock and marked hack to their reg- ular prices. Share in this event now, as there still remains a wide and varied selcction of models. Hundreds of pairs, all gennine Queen Quality shoes of smart styles, taken right from our regular stock. Featur- ing all the wanted leathers, matericls ard colors. All sizes—AAA to C, 2% to 8. 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