Evening Star Newspaper, November 20, 1927, Page 15

THE SUNDAY STAR. WASHINGTON, D. €. NOVEMBER 20, 1927—PART 1. e e CRITTENTON FETE | PLANS ANNOUNGE: Home Bazaar Will Be Held at Mayflower Hotel Novem- ber 28, 29. The any the Fior: held at t and Tu with a al b for the henefit of ‘rittenton Home will be Mayilow Hotel Monday . Novemt and 29 and n ical the s the chief attrac n twg afternoon ¢ given and one the ning of the with Mrs. J. D, Gr “us The bazaar will be held by the board®and circles of the home. The candy beoth will e operated hy the Em Robertson Cirele. with Mrs. A. B. Sisler in charge. Assist- | will be members of the Junior wcague, headed by Miss Alice and includin Miss Helen i Olive e Miss Preston, Sleanor 1 show S W Society girls he style show, which W. B. Mo: s are to hold Monday eve who will act as models Mary en, Mary Bra Childre > Wi Je Sophie Hume, ham, ) Hite and Isobel France Tha report of the presic board of managers, Mary B. Robort- son, shows that list year. the first full year since the completion of the | new home and th old one, Pope, * MARKET TO BE TOPIC ONE OF SMALLEST BOOKS IN THE WORLD The printed pa 3-1 a., a student of the school, holding the book. mittees. Tlection of officers, reports of accomplishments of local a i statement of treasure DA BT | Called Him a Sissy. LIQUOR DEATH LIST 16. ! Baltimore Police Probing Mystery Say Two More Are Victims. Special Dispatch to The Star. BALTIMORE, Md., November 19.— Deaths today of two colored persons | were attributed by police to poison | liquor, bringing the total for the| month to 16. 9 ! | The dead are Nellie Harris, KAUFM who ! week. Many of the deaths are said to have been due to the inferior qual- before she died said the liquor had |ity of the liquor. While it co been given her by Benjamin Camp- |no actual poison. phys bell, also colored. Police rushed to|quality is such that the sys Campbell’s, only to find him dead I not stand it. the floor. He was taken to Unive sity Hospital. where physicians sai poison liquor was responsible for both deaths. S went to Univ 4 plaining of pains in her | | . | har- one that in An American combine vests threshes grain operation was recently demonstrated in Rumania with such success that a number of farmers will install it. 1415 and sent to Washington fc Ay are expected to be returned here ANN'S LR RO A SRRty 155 "rnn;wmu LTI FURNITORE 15 of the most interesting rooms in the | Kingdom. RBritish newspapers believe ROOM TO BE FAMOUS. o that in this room discussions of i unge for Prince _ Smoking Lo | empire problems will take place. Wales Being Constructed. | The drawing room adjoining the : .. |smoking loungs is 65 feet long and 25 Correspondence of the Asmociated Press. | ooy “wide, and will accommodate a LONDON.—The smoking lounge |large number of visitors for recep- which is being constructed at Marl- ; tions. An overtlow of guests may be borough House, wherg the Prince of | cpo " have or ¢ accommodated in the Indian room, 5 b he treasures collected Wales will soon make his home, will | by King Edward during his visits to I have the distinction of becoming one ' the Orient are kept — B STREET N W of " Courthouse at Upper Marlboro to?,,-,,,,“ the Boston Transcrint Be Scene of Discussion of D. C. Problem Tuesday. ns of a town. T the home ne: report from starved to death, the the third suffering | “pecial Dispatch to The Star. R MARLRBORO, Md., Status of the Washington ' Market, to be by . Thorne of 8 r amounted to $1,797.- ze of the booths for follows: information, Mrs irman: Emma 1 A A E in the ccurthouse here, with morning and afternoon s reprecentati E ach from the some civic and I Hebbard, ch: ndred Memor ey, {along with the others. er. invited, home | "Mr. Thorne will talk in_the morn- i features will include B. 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