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Evening star., 1917-01-10
HARRY K. THAW INDICTED
FOR KIDNAPPING YOUTH
Also Charged With Beating Captive
With Strap-0ficers Searching
for the Accused.

NEW YORK. January 10.-Harry X.
Thaw was indicted yesterday on
charges Of kidnapping and assaulting
Frederick Gump. jr.. Of Kansas City.
Mo. Search for him was particularly
active today in New York. Philadelphia,
Pittsburgh and Washington. Thaw was
known to be in Philadelphia Monday,
but it was said there he left Monday
night for Washington. and that he had
intended to leave Washington last
night for his home in Pittsburgh. 1t is
charged that Thaw enticed young
Gump, who is nineteen years old, to a
hotel here on Christmas night and beat
him with a whip until the youth was
covered with bloody welts. Frank P.
Walsh. formerly chairman of the fed
eraI commission on industrial relations.
who is here as attorney for the boys
father, said that Thaw's acquaintance
with young Gump goes back to De-
cember, 1915. Thaw. he said. had writ
ten Gump a number of letters, sent
money and offered to pay his tuition at
the Carnegie Institute in Pittsburgh.
Evidence laid before the grand jury
here recalled testimony presented at
the hearing on Thaw's sanity at White
Plains in July. 1909. A New York lodg-
ing house keeper said that Thaw be-
fore he killed Stanford White lashed
girls with a dog whip in a room which
he hired at her house.
Evening star., 1917-01-10

the 5o Loan and Trust I,1 Company
iSts Sls &c s S0ef Brotsers to the
Anderson Tire Manufacturing Company. parts
lots % and 90 and q. all Of 50; ,n square osos
parcels 224 over 10 and e24 over 10;
ss,12s.7o
lot S. square s057: $40.
T. .ns
H. Hemming an.g tWo-thirds interest in lot 49,
FOUR AND ONE'HALF STREET SOUTHWEST
Tsemsy trustee TO Milton Isa " King M,P,an Rs5,
Of Chr Hsnrish ETsyipg e. Company SO; na
streets-Charles L. Mezick ct nx. to Katie
NJ. O'Connor, trustee. lots SO to 43. square
STREET between 10th and 18th streets south
,r rF,ane Patterson, lot SO. square 1889 So ~ to
NO. :saa sas7 Si cLEvEEaSD sSf D. PLACE SoRTHwEsT
Richard X. Horner and Joseph II. Stewart,
beth H. Riggs, lot l56. square 81; n.I
ALLEY between d and E. 9th and 10Th streets
Transfer and Storage Company; lots E. f.
G; H. ! and K, square s1s; SO ~, s.,o.,.
NORTHEAsT-Rosalie Walker to William
b; Hardy. lot 80: sansre .7s; $1,000. 200
no. 1908 9Th STREET NoRTHEAsT-Wai
f.
Minnie L. Milstead, part lot 20. square
1913: SO.
MOUNT PLEASANT - Bessie d. sullivan to
Charles Some. lots 15O, Isl and part lot
149: $40.
NO 1911 STREET sOUTHwEsT-Arche Il.
Mullen. in his own right and as trustee to
Ezra W. Raub, part lots and Il, square
264: 81 200.
SEVENTH STREET NORTHEAST between L
street and Florida avenue-Mary J. Jarvis
to Russell II. Thompson. lot 81, square
SS8; 80.
PETWORTH--Rose A. Fenton ct vir. Samuel.
to Luther A. Swartzell, lot 40. block "a:
$40.
SCHEUTZEN PARK-Robert 3. yeach to Leo
p. Harlow. lot 124, block .: $40.
NO. 1921 OREGON AVENUE NORTHWEST-
Charles F. Banes to Irene V. Banes, part
original lot IS. square f52; s1,5O0
PARK NIEW-Elmer X. Buchanan ct ux. to d.
NJ. Routson, lot IS. square 1896; SO
Evening star., 1917-01-10
THE COURTS.
Court of Appeals.

Present-Mr. Justice Eobb, Mr.. Justice van
Orsdel and Chief Justice Covington OF the gu
preme Court Of District of Columbia.
Charlton B. Rout was admitted TO practice.
Order designating Mr.. j. Harry Covlnston,
chief Justice, Supreme Court Of the District OF
Colum bia to sit in the hearing and decision ot
certain cases ,,
agt. Borner ct al, and ElsOm agt. bonner, arsu-
ment commenced by Mr.. A. E. Parsons for sp-
pelant, continued by Mr.. Fritz V. Brleseh ior
nppeIIees concluded by AIR. A T. ihrsoms -,
for appellant. Appellant allowed to ME add'-
tional authorities.
No. loss. Patent appeal. In re Packard MO
tor Car Company; argument commenced D! Mt.
j. NJ. Cot Tor Appellant, continued u! -h''
William r. Ballard. for commissioner OF patents,
anu concluded Dy AIR. j. 10. ior ari'eiinh.- :
No. 1890 Patent appeal Hamilton ag..
Dunn: argument commenced by Mr. H. T. pun-
Jap, for appellant
No. 1875. Patent appeal. Neckerman agt.
Saunders; decision OF commissioner of patents
affirmed opinion by Mr.. Justice Robb.
No. 1872 Patent appeal. Bayer ct a. ag..
Bradley: decision Of commissioner OF patents
affirmed opinion by Mr.. Justice Van orsdei.
No. 1861. Patent appeal. In re- Armstrong.
Cork Company: decision OF commissioner Oh
patents affirmed; opinion by Mr.. Chief Justice
Covington. - ~
No. 1865. Patent appeal In re James Il.
Trav:lla: argument commenced by Mr. James
A. Carr for appellant continued by Mr.. William
X. Ballard for commissioner OF patents ana coh-
cluded by Mr. James A. Carr for appellant
No. 1851. Patent appeal. In re Alfred L.
Lindan; argument commenced by Mr. James A.
Carr for appellant. continued by AIR. NiilaIh
X. Ballard for commissioner OF patents ana coh-
cIuded by MIR. James a. Carr for appellant
Evening star., 1917-01-10
DRIVERS STRIKE
At THOMPSON'S DAIRY
Refused Higher Scale of Wages and
Better Working Conditions,
It Is Declared.

After being refused a higher scale of
wages and better working conditions for
it's members employed by Thompson's
dairy, the Milk Wagon Drivers Union.
Local No. 11o, last night, at a special
meeting of the executive board held in
Typographical Temple. declared a strike
on the 11th street dairy. The strike
order went into effect this morning A
committee from the Central Labor
Union is said to have called upon Miss
Grace Thompson. manager of the dairy,
last Friday and requested her to sign
an agreement with the drivers to pay
them a minimum wage scale of SIS a
week and l per cent on all collections
made by them. Miss Thompson is de-
clared to have refused to enter into any
agreement with the union to pay the
men more money. and for that rea son. it
is said, the strike was ordered
According to J. +. Toone, organizer
for the American Federation of Labor.
who is managing the strike for the
drivers. the Thompson dairy is one of
the few local dairies that is not paying
the drivers the scale of wages estab-
lished by the union. Prior to the
strike. declared Mr.. Toone. the drivers
employed by the Thompson dairy re-
ceived on an average of $3.50 a week.
Had the men been granted the in
crease demanded by the union their
pay envelopes at the end of each week
would have contained an average of
$3.50" 1t is cited that the majority
Of the drivers are married and have
families to support. The strike situa-
tion. 1t is said, will be taken up imme-
diately with the international Brother
hood OF Teamsters and the Central La
Dor Union.
Miss Grace Thompson told a re-
porter for The Star today that all the
milk wagons went out this morning
and intimated that .he action of the
drivers had caused no inconvenience to
the running Of the plant. She declared
that she would not enter into any
agreement with the union to regulat te
scale OF wages for her employees
Evening star., 1917-01-10
NO PRIVATE FILM VIEW.
Invitations for Advance Showing of
"Patria" Are Recalled

Society folk of Washington will no,
be given private advance showing of
the film serial "Patria." with Mrs. YER
non Castle in the title role of the heir
ess-owner of Americas biggest muni-
tions works, whose refusal to sell am
munition to a neishbor republic of the
United States involves the two Ameri
can nations and an oriental world pow
er in conflict Of brains and strategy.
Invitations had been sent out to official
and residential notables to the mum
Der of 2-co9 for a private showing of
"Patria. in the Hotel willard ball
room tomorrow
IL mas been found necessary to cancel
the presentation. il was announced to-
day. and formal notices of regret and
withdrawal of invitations are being
sent out.
Arrangements have been made with
the B. +. Keith Theater management,
by which "Patria" will be added to next
weeks vaudeville bill.
Evening star., 1917-01-10
Real Estate Transfers.

PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE SOUTHEAST be-
tween 18th and 18th streets-The Society
for the Propagation of the Faith to John
r. Schwarzmann. part original lot l. square
NO. 1919 DUNCAN STREET NORTHEAST
John j. Clesry ct to David Oisboid, lot
SS, square zoos; SO
UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS-WilIiam c. Allard ct
ux. to Marie L. Taylor. lot %. block IL $40.
FOURTEENTH STREET HEIGHTS-Marie l..
Taylor TO Ethel NJ. Rutty, lots 2s, 20 and 80.
square 2sl7; SO
FOURTEENTH STREET HEIGHTS-EthcI NJ.
Rutty TO William c. Allard, lots 2s. 90 and
80. square 2s17: $40.
NO. 1929 21ST STREET NORTHW EST-Thomas
c. Moore and Alexander X. Phillips, trustees.
TO the Potomac Insurance Company, lot 75,
square IS: s.
Thirty FIFTH PLACE NORTHWEST between
+ and streets-Danel Il. Gsh ct ux. to
Evening star., 1917-01-10
HOTEL MAN CAUGHT
IN THE GRAFT NET
Thomas NeWboId Arrested as
Result of Vice Investiga-
ton in Chicago.
POLICE CHIEF TO QUIT JOB

BY the Associated Press
CHICAGO. January Decentralization
of the alleged police graft ring" led
to the taking into custody early today
of Thomas Newbold, wealthy hotel and
cafe owner. Maclay Hoyne, states
attorney, who is conducting the in
vestigation, refused to make public the
reason for Newbold's detention. but
pointed out that several of the hotels
controlled by Newbold have been the
scene of police raids.
Newbold was taken into custody
shortly after Mr.. Hoyne announced
that Thomas Costello and Lieut.. Au-
gustus NJ. White, both under arrest,
had confessed, directly connecting
Charles c. Healey. chief of police, with
the system which, it was charged,
levied tribute amounting to thousands
of dollars annually on the under
world. Chief Healey, who was arrested
Monday night, charged with extortion.
bribery and conspiracy, is free on
bonds of $4,000.
Mr.. Hoyne promised he would make
public the details of the two confess
sions today. He asserted that Lieut.
White, who recently has commanded
the Lake street police precinct, impli-
Gated Costello, alleged to be the con-
Meeting link between the police and
hundreds of vicious resorts in the city,
and that Costello, in turn, involved
Healey in his confession.
Evening star., 1917-01-10
S25 Fines for Non-Voters.

An amendment to the Owen corrupt
practices bill, providing that every
qualified voter who fails to vote in a
federal election. except because of sick
ness, shall be subject to fine of s25,
was introduced yesterday by Senator
Works
Evening star., 1917-01-10

can people last year is contained In q
report submitted 10 the Senate yester-
day by the committee on agriculture.
The report recommended that the state
Department open negotiations with the
Mexican government to obtain RELIEF
for the farmers I'm this country. who
have been forced to pay excessive prices
for binder twine. The Department OF
Justice was urged also to take such
action as the facts and the law may
warrant" to check the monopoly.
Evening star., 1917-01-10

DR.. and Mrs. Petteys. Miss Bennie Ma
bers. Orlando Smith Mrs. II. o. Cutting.
Dr. o. Wilkinson. Mrs. J. L. Mccormick.
w. S. Erwin, Mrs. Charlton NJ. Clark
and Mrs. Harry Pey:on. The floor
committee consists OF Charlton NJ.
Clark. chairman: G.. w. Potter, W. T.
Faulkner. Tom l.. Peyton. Ardath Nc
Cormick, Paul Wooten. Miss Lavelle
Mitchell. Miss Hernia Guyton. Mrs.
Jesse Ward. Mrs. s. w. Floore. Mrs.
w. S. Erwin. Mrs. Lillian Chenowith.
J. II. Pulliam and Ben Posey
Evening star., 1917-01-10
District Supreme Court.

EQUITY DIVISION 1-Justice fitz;
McNenl agt. Saint hose Hospital; order OF
publication plaintin's attorneys, e. o. sha"
Eourne agt. bourne: rule returnable January
10; plaintiffs attorneys, W. a. Coombe anu
Bert Emerson. jr. .
Hoeke agt Marshall: order discharsing sur
viving trustee: plaintiffs attorneys, Donsias'
Rufin & Obear.
Harris agt Richmond Park !improyementl
Company; time TO nle transcript eAteHueH y
plaintifs attorneys. ID. W. Baker and W. L..
Leahy: defendants attorney. John Ridout.
In re lunacy of William 6. Miller, Iohn
O'Brien and James A. Higginson; order to invest
funds: attorney. Frederick A. tenhlns- g..
In re lunacy Of Frank kosiick: reference 10
auditor: attorney, Frederick A. Fenning
Gallagher agt. Scaggs; decree on manohte
plaintiffs attorneys. oscar NaucK ana 'ohh
Ridout: defendants attorney. &. W. Drew.
Lewis agt. Fowler: decree pro cohiesso;
plaintiffs attorneys, Topper q 1usach anu
John Ridout. A.. r;,
Cohen agt. Cohen rule returnable hrst Friday FRIDAY
after service: plaintiffs attorney, b. L. Dovie;
defendants attOrny, L. L. Gies.
Hazard agt Hazard; order of pnbication
PLAINTIFFS attorneys. F. b. Rhodes and L. b.
CrOmelin.
Evening star., 1917-01-10
PROBATE DIvIsIoN-Justice Stafford.

r. u
Estate Of Elizabeth W. Williams; will ad
mitted to probate and letters testamentary
granted to Charles W. Edmonston; bond. $500;
In re sailie Underdue ct al; order authoriz
ing guardian to borrow money; attorney. c. W.
Estate Of Elizabeth A. FIaharhan; order to
sell stock certificate and 1ewelry; attorney, L.
Estate Of Charles E. Wood: order to dispose
Of interest in estate; attorneys, ]. X. Cation
Estate Of Grace V. Steele: sale Of real estate
ratified: attorney. A. Coulter Wells.
Estate Of William H. Connolly; petition for
letters of administration filed, attorney John
Estate Of Rosie H. Gawler; will dated Sep
t@nber 80. 1911 filed with petition for probate;
Estate Estate of William Y. Tudor will dated oc,o-
Der 8. 1901, fled with codicii of February 1s.
In re Rachael r. Murphy; order appointing
George ". Murphy guardian; bond. 500; at
Estate Of Orlando +. Smith: petition and rule
TO show cause; attorneys. Wilson. Huidekopcr
Estate of Mary Z. Brand; order to. sell certain
securities: attorneys. Maddox & Galley.
Estate of Ella c. Tompk'ns; will admitted TO
probate and letters testamentary granted 10 An
drew 7. Tompkins; bond. $500 attorney. Joe &.
Brown
istration granted to Sylvester l.. McIaurin:
bond $500: attorney, s. l.. McLaurn.
Estate of Mary A. Hendley; will admitted TO
probate and letters tes,amrniary granted 10
John c. Weldon: bond, $4,000; attorney, ]. &.
W. Beall.
In re Rachael X. Murphy al; petition 10
appoint guardian filed: attorney. e. W. Fowler.
Estate of John g. Berckmsnn will dated May
% 1915. filed.
Estate OF Ellen F. CasseIs: petition for pro
bate Of will hled; attorney. II. X. Webb.
Estate Of Catherine Mccarthy: will dated Oc-
tober IL 1915. filed.
Estate Of Cecilia $. Coakey; decree pro con
fesso guardian ad litem appointed and refer
enca to auditor: attorney, Crsndal Mackey.
Estate q Laura v. Cowling; will dated June
"a. 1914 fled.
Estate Of Mary X. Ryer; exemplifed copy of
will filed and petition TO refer sale Of real es-
tate to auditor: attorney, crandBl Mackey
Estate Of Matilda V. James; exemplined COPY
of will filed.
Estate Of Charles +. VreeIand; petition for
probate OF will filed; attorney, George C.
Bowie.
Evening star., 1917-01-10

The diamond mining industry of
Arkansas. which dates back only to
August. 1906 has reached interesting
proportions.
Evening star., 1917-01-10

Amsterdam reports the organizing Of
a cooperative society of Dutch iron
works
Evening star., 1917-01-10
Makes Partial Disclosure.

While the states attorney withheld the
details of the two confessions he charged
that he had learned that. for at least
six months. Costello had visited Chief
Healey's home on an average of three
he was accompanied by Michael Heitler,
a police character known as Mike De
Pike now under arrest in connection
with the investigation. He charged also
that Costello held daily telephone con-
versations with the police head and that
Chief Healey had visited the alleged
graft "pay-off' office said to have been
maintained by Costello.
Dozens OF persons, ranging from no.
torious police characters to responsible
business men, were examined by Mr..
Hoyne and his assistants today, and
there were unconfirmed rumors that sew
eral important witnesses are being de-
tained in a downtown hotel, guarded by
operatives Of private detective agency.
Alleges Widespread Corruption.
Mr.. Hoyne announced that he had
learned from persons he had ques-
toned that the manipulations of the
alleged corruption ring" were wider
than was at first indicated. In addi-
tion to numbers of policemen, ranging
IN rank from patrolmen TO captains, ne
charged several persons outside police
circles are involved.
Il haven't even scratched the sur
face of the graft ring" Mr. Hoyne
said today. THE inquiry is still in its
infancy. 1t will take several weeks to
get to the bottom of the rings opera
TONS
Tomorrow will be Chief Healey's last
day as chief of police. Mayor William
H. Thompson having announced lhe
would send his successors name to the
city council.
He refused to divulge his name. but
asserted his belief that the aldermen
would be pleased with his selection.
Chief Healey resigned, effective jan
uary 1 last, but consented to remain
in office until January IL that he might
be in charge over New Year eve.
Evening star., 1917-01-10

EQUITY DIVISION 2-Justice STANFORD
Page agt Lane: statement of evidence signed
plaintiffs attorney, f. c. Hanford. defehuaht
attorneys O. f. wright Willard Martin and G.
d. Mahafie.
Rurnstine agt Rurnstne: on hearing: PLAIN
tiff's attorneys Wright & Wampler defendant 8
attorneys. Darr. Peyser, Whiteford & Darr.
Kelley agt. Kelley; B. L. Gaskins appointed
to defend; plaintiffs attorney, Thomas l.. Jones.
Evening star., 1917-01-10

Charges $26, 900, 900 Extortion.
A charge that the sisal monopoly had
''extorted" se6.o0o.0Oo from the Ameri-
Evening star., 1917-01-10

CIRCUIT DIVISION 2-Justice siddons.
Shapjro agt. District Of Columbia: verdict for
plaintiff for S7OO; plaintiffs attorneys. d. w.
Baker and II. A. Grant; defendants attorney.
II. l.. Williams.
Hawkins agt. Washington Railway and Elec-
trie Company; trial. plaintiffs attorneys, A.
L. Newmyer and A. P. Owens; defendants at
torney, George p. Hoover.
Evening star., 1917-01-10

CRIMINAL DIVISION 2-Jrstice Mccoy.
United States agt. George H. Brnkler vio
lating postal laws; trial; attorney, II. E.
Davis.
Ward agt. Gray: order mandate: plaintiffs
attorney. Il. II. Yeatman; defendants attorney,
b. l.. Gaskins.
Notice-There will be a preliminary call Of
the first fifty the appeals and certiorari
calendar before Justice Mccoy Saturday, Janu
ary 13. at 10
Evening star., 1917-01-10

CRIMINAL DIVISION I-Justice Gould.
United States agt. James Z. Allen, murder
time to file transcript extended to February / ::
attorneys, J. II. Ralston and 8. d. Willis.
United States agt. Clarence Jackson, grand
larceny; plea guilty; attorneys. Hawken &
Havell.
United States agt. Fred Joyce. robbery: motion
to summon witnesses at expense of government
granted; attorney, II. L. Tignor.
United States agt. Elliott p. Buckner. violat-
ing white slave traffic law: bench warrant and
bail piece ordered to issue.
Evening star., 1917-01-10

CIRCUIT DIVISION Chief Justice Covington
weinecke agt District of Columbia: verdict
for defendant by direction of court; plaintiff $
attorney John Ridout; defendants attorney. p.
III. Marshall.
Golding agt Georgetown and Tenleytown Rail
way Company; motion for new trial MED; piain-
tins attorney W. G. Gardiner; defendants at
torneys, George z. Hoover and Roger ]. White
ford,
Evening star., 1917-01-10

DISTRICT DIvISION-Justice Mccoy.
In re extension Of 18th street: jury sworn
and hearing set for January %.
In re extension Of Kenyon street; jury sworn
and hearing set for January %.
In re extension Of Reno road; hearing con-
tinued to January %.
BANKRUPTCY DIvIsIoN-Justiee Hitz
In re II. y. Brown Co.; adjudication and
reference to X. d. Quinter. referee. and order
authorizing receivers to deliver articles.
In re Huske Smith order allowing addi-
tional time to file schedules.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-04-07
The Daily Story
A Peddling Partnership-By Warren Miller,

Johnny t8sg-oFe, millionaire. deter
mined to marry a girl who didn't know
he was rich and az the same time "a
person of intrinsic worth
John was fond of an outdoor life.
and his plan was Influenced bE this
taste He concluded to rig himself up
as a paddler travel through the e9un-
try selling such articles as women
need and thus make the acquaintance
o. some girl whom he could study inc
coEnit0. He bought an auto delivery
wagon and stocked ii With tim pans,
pins and needles. hosiery. shoes. grid
irons and every article he could think
of that a woman would want
It was q bright spring morning when
Johns loaded auto was brought MP bees
fore his house By his man Thomas.
whom he had charged with procuring
the outfit aad John. rugged out in o
ready made suit he had bought at q
cheap clothing store and q faded straw
hat. sailed forth and, taking the wheel
started on his tour
III I don't ser a wife. he said TO
himself "Tf5 al least enjoy myself
Then aloud % Thomas. Forward to-
days mail 10 WaFerly IL Martin Ir-
vine iii keep you posted where TO
send II from that on
Johnny drove OF, and window sash
on the opposite side Of tha street was
closed At the same time few min
utes later girl emerged from q front
door beneath The aforesaid window and
hurried down the street.
Johnny struck the road Co Wa#arEv.
then began to stop ar houses along the
way He ehaHed the wives. chuckeI
the children under the chin and other
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-04-07

or tobacco we're inserted for ng~-
pose by someone having fuII l,7oaI-
edge 0f what be- was ab7uf Nh lse.
would have a worse effect on enlist
meut than q law prohibiting soldiers
and sailors from using tobacco I'm
Europe every effort is made fg SUNNY
the men with il. and IT aeures largely
ID relief funds. The insertion Of such
an apparently ridiculous provision
was probably deliberate and dome vi+f
the purpose Of dfscours gfng enlist
ments. I1 should come out OF section
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-04-07

Hang out the starry 3aaaor.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-04-07

Clean the sidewalks
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-25

inner last evening at the Country
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-25
IifI.S,

All who are interested in the work
OF the local chapter OF the Red Cross
anticipate With pleasure Monday eve
ninGs benefit which is To be presented
In the high school auditorium unde-
the direction OF Miss Mary Cover. A
diversity of entertainment IS presented
in the program OF six numbers which
is to include group OF patriotic tab
lcauN, dancing, song cycle, two piano
numbers, etc, and aside from the fact
that those who attend will have "A de
lightful evenings entertainment, n
good cause will have been aided by
their presence. The entire proceeds
OF the undertaking will be turned over
to the local chapter of the Red Cross.
Miss Cover has asked to sponsor the
benefit these men and ufatrons
Messrs. and Mesdames T.. Rogers
Kemp. Earl w Sinclair, Frank II.
Greer. Douglas W. FraIchot. Charles
II. LahmAn, Semmes w. Parish. Harry
II. Rogers, j, Warren Sanders. Dan j.
Davisson, George 4. Williamson. John
ID. Hail, Edwin X. Perry. Frank A.
Haskell. John +. Fisher. Frank NJ. Ro-
d0lf, william n. Sill. Eugene Lorton,
Presley G. Walker, jr.. Robert NJ. Nc
Farlin, Norbert ID. Mason. James Il.
Robinson. James A. Chapman, Mira.
y. -. ipSutH ana Ut. ana MTS. w. Al
bert Cook. The program follows:
l-Scherzo. from concert op. 32...
...... .Scharwenka (two pianos)
Miss Cover and Mrs. Charles f.. Bush
2-Drcsdep China ...............
....... Gavotte (Nestoff~ Sarova)
Otille Cosden. Kathryn Iiopple. Cath
crime Crosbie. Margaret Jean Crosbie.
Evan Jennings Kemp. Elizabeth Greis.
Margaret Crawford, Emily Gruber.
Evelyn Crawford. Helen Gillette. Iris
Vance. Morris Bradford, Ernest Miller.
Imogene Pape, James Diggs. Philip
Kramer, Frances Sleeper, Naomi Salt
house. Joan. Jane Shelley. Marguerite
Kahn. Mary Alice Bole, Dorothy Ann
Feyerheim. w. T.. Brown. jr.. Billy
McIlvain. Katherine Smith. Miriam
Parrish. Florise Wertzberger. Joseph
Inc Lantry.
S-Voice-"The Young Warrior.
...........,... II. r. Burleigh
Mrs. Storey-Whit
National French Dance. ...
...........,... .Gavotte PastOralC
Misses Mary Delaney. Bess Hudson
Mabel Core, Frances Broach. Mary