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The Washington times., 1918-08-31
COST LIMITS WAIVED.

In an executive order, the President
has waived the provision IN the last
army appropriation act limiting the
sums expended under that appropria
tion for the purchase OF material 10
% per cent above the estimated cost
of Government production OF such ma
terial. The order says 1t is i'm
practicable to observe the provision
under the existing emergency.
The Washington times., 1918-08-31
DIVIDEND NoKIcES
Columbia GrsphOphOne Manufacturing Co.

PREFERRED DIVIDEND NO. :.
dividend CSo. - Of one and three
quarters G&Sl per cent has been declared
upon the Preferred Capital Stock OF the
Columbia GraphOphone Manufacturing
Company, payable October LIST. 1918 TO
stockholders Of record at the close of buEi-
ness September 10th, 1918. Transfer books
will not be closed.
c. W. woDDRoP. Treasurer.
The Washington times., 1918-08-31
GERMANY TO GET BILLION.

CoPTNHAGEN, Aug. 31.-"Under
the supplementary Brest Litovsk
treaty, Germany will get about 81 ,2oO,-
900, 900 and a great part of the rich
naphtha production of Baku," the All
gemine Zeitung declares.
The Washington times., 1918-08-31
cYcLoPs OFF REGISTER.
working with Peyser.

The name OF the mysteriously miss
ing collier Cyclops has been stricken
from the navy register. BY this act
the vessel has been definitely declared
perished with her crew. and benfici-
aries of the crew will now receive
Federal insurance due them
The Washington times., 1918-08-31

All Germany must do to collect the
petroleum at Baku Is to defeat a COM
bined force OF British. French. and
Armenians now in possession Of that
city. The nearest known German
forces ere nearly 1000 miles from
Baku.
The Washington times., 1918-08-31
CoIuubia GrsphOphOne MANUFACTURING Co,

COMMON DIVIDEND NO. 2
dividend CNo. % Of one dollar and
seventy-hve cents Sl.75) per share has
been declared upon the Common Capital
stock of the Columbia Graphophone Man
ufacturfng Company, payable October LIST.
1913, TO stockholders Of record at the close
of business September 18th, 1918. Trans
fer books will not be closed.
c W. MODDROP. Treasurer
The Washington times., 1918-08-31
MUSHROOMS AID ALLIES.

ZURICH, Aug. 31.-Mushroom poi
soning is causing much illness in
Austria, according to reports from
Vienna.
The Washington times., 1918-08-31
TRUSTEES SALE

PROVED REAL ESTATE IN BETH
MoNTGoMERT COUNTY; MARTLANP; l,Is
AND ESif PARcELs k6RPT4sLE FoR
VILLA SITES, FOR coTNTRRT n1R Z, ESs s
POSES. ALL OF THE LAND IS con-
TIGUoUs OR ACCESSIBLE TO THE
RAfH5SGToS EhIIR6HP opE4RArfN6 9EsAF ELEcTkTs Rfs
THE BUSINESS CENTER OF WASH
oFFEREp 6HTIIH FOR FOR SALE H LIE IN RE-
CORDED AND ESTABLIsHED Sub
GET PTyISToss sE M.rH WAPE8 PE8vIsreN ESQ FOB fSs
root BOULEVARD KNOWN As
BRADLEY ROAD. PASSES THROUGH
PkRcEhs pa GELS Ai GETTNG vi c. Access TO
WASHINGTON BY AUTOMOBILE AND
OTHERWISE.
Under and by virtue OF the powers and
authority conferred upon them by a GER
tain deed os trust from the Chevy Chase
to Great Falls Land Corporation to Jack
son II. Ralston and Harvey T. Winfield.
dated May /. 1915. and recorded among
Maryland. in Liber ass. foiios 81. ct seq.
default having occurred under the terms
thereof. the undersigned. as the Trustees
lie auction in front Of the Court House
door. at Rockville, in said Montgomery
County, on
TUESDAY, the 10th day Of September,
at the hour of II o'clock A N.
certain parts Of the real estate situated
tIcuiarly described in said deed of trust.
and constituting part OF an extensive
sTSg.5Sn T deyslHPnsnt known a. ,n1
along the line OF the boulevard and the
electric railway partially trayersing the
same. of the Washington & Great Falls
n all POWaF COmDAnY. leading
the heart OF the city OF Washington. D.
wisconsin Avenue extended, about one
mile from its Intersection with the line of
the District of Columbia and Tithin seven
be offered in the order and manner here
matter set forth. being more particularly
Parcel No / That part of the
FOURTH tract mentioned In said deed Of
trust and Of Parcel ) thereof otherwise
part Of q tract called Williamsburg"
more particularly described as follows. to
wit:
beginning for the same at a nint stone
planted on the west side of the Persim-
mon Tree Road. Il being at the end OF the
Peter and Albert NJ. Bouic. Trustees. to
Anna Z. Mcqueen. dated June 2e. 1915 and
the Land Records for said Montgomery
County. and running thence with the
fourth and third lines Of said conveyance.
west 1856 perches TO the beginning OF
said third line and the northwest corner
of the land described in said conveyance:
and thence in a continuation of the second
line of said conveyance, north II degrees.
81 minutes east $50 feet. more or less. to
the southerly line OF the 100 foot bOule-
ward known as Bradley Road" in which
is the right OF way Of the Washington
& Great Falls Railway and Power Com
pany; thence with the southerly line Of
said Bradley Road As at present located.
easterly to point In said southerly line
where II is intersected by a line drawn
north Is degrees, 43 minutes west from
the point of beginning and by the westerly
line of the Persimmon Tree Road. and
thence with said westerly line of said road.
south Is degrees, - minutes east LOIS
feet, more or less. to the place Of begin
less.
The Washington times., 1918-08-31

A Thrift card In your pocket beats q
dozen Tags on the lapel of your coat.
The Washington times., 1918-08-31

THE NEW G0NZAGA
Eye 81. bet North Capitol lat Sc. n. ".
Franklln III.
New building and equipment: STth year
cornneaees Sept. 18th. 1913. Send fer
catalogue aua1-sol
The Washington times., 1918-08-31
TREASURY FIGHTS
RENT PROF|TEERS

(Continued from First Page.)
spite the efforts of hackers to save
him. Big influence did not sway
Myers at all,
The Washington times., 1918-08-31
Washington CoIleze q Law

= Washington College Of Law
C0-EDUCATIONAL
twenty third year opens September
80 at D. m.
sessions at either 4:30 or e:3e , N
Tuition $500 per annrm
Office hours. 10 TO S:3o
1917 New York Ave. Phone Main lg9S
au-25-30t
THE LUCIA GALE-BARBEB seho0l e
Rhythm and Correlated ArtA Rhythmic.
Physical and Mental Training In Studio for
Children snd AdultA MARY GALE DAVIS.
Principal. 1914 Belmont I'd. n W. y. eI9I.
Eu1S-3ot
FIRsr-6RADE cIvIl Services ezamlnAsiuas
for clerks. Sept and Sept. IL; tuition
for entire coprss for these examlnaeicns, -.
THE CIVIL SERVICE PREPARATORY
SCHOOL. s. z. cor. 1:th and sta Pholo
Franklin 3o8o. 11y1I-0
The Washington times., 1918-08-31

Lots 10 and Is, Block lt, All in first
Addition to Section 2-Bradley Hills"
being parts OF the Goidsborough Tract
mentioned above Parcel No. .:
That part Of the Heirs of Sylvester
Jones Tract mentioned above as Parcel
No. S. consisting. respectively. Lots I. 2,
,, 4. :, 8, g. and Is Of an unrecorded plat
thereof to be exhibited on the day of sale.
containing an aggregate Of about 1898
acres
That part OF the Keefauver Tract men,
toned above as Parcel No. 6, which Is
designated as Lots and S, In Block q:
Lots 2 and 4. in Block :: Lots I. ). 10. and
H. in Block /, OF an unrecorded plat to
be exhibited on the day Of sale, containing
an aggregate of about 2s.TI3 acres
Lot 2, Block I.
Lot 3. Block .:
The Washington times., 1918-08-31

Parcel No. 10. All Of the 'rWenty-drst"
tract mentioned In said deed Of trust re-
corded in said Liber No 2b5, at folio 81, ct
seq, otherwise known ~ part Of the ORutt
Tract, and including Lots II. Is 10, 20, Il.
%. and %. in Block 1. and all Of Block s.
w O-Bradley Hills" As per plat thereof
recorded among said Land Records In said
Plat Book No. ?, Plat ls2, containing
II ITO acres. more or less;
Subject. however. to deed OF trust to
Arthur Peter and Daniel Thew Wright,
as recorded among said Land Records In
IIber No aIs, at folio IL, ct seq, to secure
the principal sum OF 100000. the prtn-
cipai of which has been reduced to t12,-
5Oo and which deed Of trust, also en-
braces property other than that described
The property will nrst be offered for
sale BY tracts and parcels as hereinbefore
set forth and In the order above emu
merated. except the portions thereof that
are sold subject to alleged outstanding
contract rights as hereinafter set forth.
which portions will be offered for sale
separately; and after which the property
will be offered for sale as a whole, the
trustees hereby reserving, the right to ae-
cept the prices producing the largest ag-
gregAte amount.
tracts hereinbefore referred to and offered
FOR sale, will be sold subject to such
superior rights, II any. as may exist by
reason of any outstanding contracts for
the sale thereof by the Chevy Chase to
Great Falls Land Corporation or the Real
Estate Trust Company. to wit:
That part Of the Case Tract mentioned
above as Parcel No. L;
The westerly two acres Of Lot I. Block
The Washington times., 1918-08-31
TRUSTEES SALE
TRUSTEES SALE

PRoTEb Rnhf sERrE AR IN 6ETM SSTM
MoNTooMERY COUNTY. MARYTAND.
AND PARCELS. BEING PORTIONS OF
THE BRADLEY HILLS DEVELOP
MENT ADAPTABLE FOR VILLA
SITES. COUNTRY ESTATES AND FOR
HIGH-CLASS FARMING AND GAR
DENING PURPOSES. ALL OF THE
LAND is CONTIGUOUS OR ACCESSI-
BILE TO THE WASHINGTON & GREAT
FALLS RAILROAD OPERATING ELEC-
TRIO CARS TO THE BUSINESS CEN
TER OF WASHINGTON. SOME OF
THE PARCELS OFFERED FOR SALE
LIE IN RECORDED AND ESTAB-
LISHED SUBDIVISIONS WITH PRO
ETC A 100 FooT BOULEVARD,
KNOWN AS BRADLEY ROAD. PASSES
THROUGH OR NEAR ALL OF SAID
TRACTS AND PARCELS, GIVING AC-
CESS TO WASHINGTON BY AUTOMO-
BILE AND OTHERWISE
The Washington times., 1918-08-31
EDUCATIONAL

ivan. Bulidlng. washInEton.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-09-06
ROTARY CLUB HOLDS
WEEKLY LUNCHEON AND
MANY TALKS ARE MADE

Tho local Fofary club held lis
weekly luncheon Thursday al the
Hotel Amarillo a large attendance
at msmbsr and SEVERAL visitors we're
present guy falIer. the president
f1s lu fhe chair. and gaze report u
e recent frp ta Sees York and Wash
ugfon
Sergeant Hanson had tho r0ll call
John TfDIugeI Told % Two weeks
100 fhe East
LeHoy White made an interesting
alk on Insurance. which eas greatly
appreciated
srcrctr, henderson ~ the Gaines
vile Chamber 70 commerce gave an
Instructive address.
Mr ~ Brieu. president ~ the Bank
1f Commerce. aar introduced a. Was
hr FlnnEu Df tho First National
bank
Prof d A. shirley of Canyon
State Normal made talk upon The
military course iu COLLEGES Prof
Shirley bad just returned from Wash
ugfon. where they discussed this
training
O. ~ Mccullough gave report
'n fho canvass ior rauteen funds
The committee ou seeing about
nad' trees BOO fBr 0.ty u8s appointed
llm OakH 30 49, Galuraith. " w.
Cunningham and p 81 Hardin
Tom Gallaher invited an 10 at
tend thr herrbaufs luncheon next
Iu',da, The women who have
er,ed so we'll BOO all war work eill
boz prr.ru, and take part
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-09-06
RESERVE BANK IS TO
AID SOUTHWESTERNERS
WHO ASK MONEY LOANS

ON Saturday of this week there
"ill hc meeting of tho bankers ~
Texas at Dallas Tor fhr purpose of
considering WAYS and means 10 r..
H"yo me condition Boo the southwest
caused Dos the protrar'ed drouth
lu his circular letter dated Sep
'nmhor 3 the chairman uf the board
90 mo Federal Reserve bank 90 Dial
as vs. q Ramsey. SAYS con ac-
count NJ the urgency ct the matter
and the uocossli vof providing Imme-
dIat" rolief I have not had opporu
nItF to write special letters 40 tho
bankers of the districts and urge
their presence IA this meeting How
ovrr 10 viii be' appreciated u each
bank viii have one or more repre-.
e"ntaiiycs here Saturday. september
% in order that We may have the
benefit ~ their council and advice d"
with the coucTotcd efforts at the
people" 'ho banks and other sources
o. iH hirhly probable the cattle men
stfitNvn Iis'wrta VIII rereiVe INC
necessary AID hy way Of money loans
'n tide them through me crises they
Iro now experiencing
Paw IA. President
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-09-06

MRS. ". {. HERRING IS
OFF FOR FRANCE UPON
WORK FOR Y, N. c. A.

Mrs William r. Herring left yes
terday for France In the interest OF
the Y VI G. a.
Mrs Herring Is q woman Of wide
acquaintance and business expert
ence and while Amarillo was possess
cd of number OF ladies' who could
have gone 90 the war zone 10 repre-
sont the Y NJ G. a. with credit 10
themselves and the society. yet Mrs
Herring was given the preference and
the honor was croditahly bestowed
Mrs Herring was accompanied -
far as Roston Mass by her daugh-
ter. Miss Margaret. who returns 20
resume her advanced studies AT The
Wellesley college near Boston and
viii return IN June Mrs Herring
Will be- In France not less than FiX
months and probably longer The
engagement Is for ak months.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-09-06
4 HOME RECIPE FOR
REMOVING WRINKLES

Who will blame the modern wom-
an for trying 20 look as young and
attractive as she reasonably can
Why should she be- placed az q dis
advantage Ia numerous ways BY
wearing wrinkles. II she can avoid
these hateful marks Of advancing
age Few women. however. know
what 10 do 10 effectually rid them
selves OF wrinkles or sagginess. Most
Of the advertised preparations are
unsatisfactory and very expensive.
But a very simple and harmless home
remedy, which any woman can make.
viii work wonders where all the pat
ent preparations fail.
Buy an ounce OF powdered saxolite
a. aay drag stosa- Dissolve the
~fnoie cNruce' IN hatf pint 81 witch
hes-t and use a. - wash lotion The
results are practically instan'nn"""-
Marked Improvement Is noticed inn
mediatcly after the very first trial.
Wrinkles and sagging are corrected
and the face feels So refreshed and
smug-like
p.v tho prarfdauf
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-09-06
"TnT TUN FTtHIIFuT -
REVIVAL SERVICES ARE
ATTRACTING CROWDS At
TABERNACLE CHURCH

The meetings going on 40 the Tab
ernacle Baptist church are attracting
large congregation Rev Mr Heath
is delivering good sermons each
meeting
Wednesday night be- discussed in
an able manner the Fearful Effect
of Sin Yesterday morning DIS
theme Was "Wicksdness Burneth as
a Fire 40 the morning service he
r0t an expression OF the congrpga-
lion on the hymn hat bad impressed
them
Those who attend either he morn
INK meetings az 30 o'clock or the
evening meeting az $50 O'Clock
viii be- amply repaid for the time
so spent There Is a blessing for an
Who seek II
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-09-06
Anusernents.
ulNNrIC PRESENTS SPLENDID
OtIIRING IOH WEEK. I'M

49, fhoir Friday and saturday bin.
.he Olympic viii present special
World Film production entitled THE
beloved BLACK Mailer. Boo which car
Iylo blackwell aud EVELYN Greeley
urr co starred The story is one Of
action ud suspense. with just
enough OFF tho comedy element Co
make 10 pleasing
As special added attraction. the
famous stage comedian. Smiling
HIll Parsons viii make HIS initial
BOW fo Amarillo audiences in u two.
reel comedy production. entitled
Tho widow Might The man
1Erm.ut states that this is very
expensive attraction and one that
Door. mtJ. biz hit wherever shown
Tho above biIl viii he presented
af fho Olympic today and tomorrow
U tho usual admission prices
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-09-06
Why Do All Doctors
Prescribe CaIomel!

or an tho medicines boz the world
doctors prescribe calomrl most often
and depend upon 10 most universally
There must bo q good and sufficient
reason what is 80
10 sou viii study tho doctors books
YOU will find that the medical au-
thorities prescribe nlomel for al
most every disease Tho reason is
that calomcl 81 The greatest and only
thorough purifier Il makes
the liver active. drives out the poi
sons from the stomach bowels and
kidncts and thereby purifies the
blood Calomei puts the entire sys-
tenn iu the most favorable condition
Cor Nature 90 exercise her recupera-
tive power Your doctor viii tell
YOU that drugs merely assist Nature
That is why he prescribes calomel
so often
The new kind Of calomei. called
"Calo-iabs " is refined and purified
from all OF the nauseating and dan
I rerous qualities % the old style Gallo
mel and Is rapidly taking ne place.
Tor IL b. more effective than the old
style calomel a. a liyer-cleanser and
system purifier One Calotah az
bedtime. With n swallow ~ water
that's an No nausea. nor the slight.
est unpleasanfness Next morninc
you awake feeling fine-with a
hearty appetite for breakfast Fat
what sou please-fru.ts. acids or
F, anything No restrictions % habit
1r dict
\ caiofahs are sold only IN original
sealed packages. price thifty-fivs
cents Recommended and guaran
teed by druggists everywhere Youi
money back q you are not delighted
-t Advtl
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-09-06
MRS. D[LPHIA CON IS
GIVEN APPOINTMENT
TO FEDERAL OFFICE


Special 10 Tho NeFs.
HEREFORD. Tex. Sept Mrs.
Delphia Cox has received the appoints
meni as pOstmisiress for Hereford.
according 10 reports sent out from
Washington Mrs Cox is a widow
With two sons the oldest having join
ed the National Guards and will go
90 training camp within the next few
days. 1,az8s
Mrs Cox has been teaching school
Cor the past fee years and Is quail
fled in every way 10 fill the position
Hereford Is second class office and
the salary Is about $4,000 per year.
The appointment seems 20 meet gen
rral approval Of the people here
BOYS ARE BEING HELD
FOR FEDERAL OFFICERS
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-09-06

SCHOOLS NJ HEREFORD
OPEN FOR SESSION


special 20 The News
HEREFORD Tex Sept i-Supt.
l. VI Fertsch, with u teachers.
opened the schools here Monday. At
tendance a' the Central school build
NIX is quite heavy. many faces are
missing from the high school build
INK however. on account OF the war.
A commercial department takes place
of the manual training this year on
account of failure 10 procure a com
petsnt teacher Many welcome this
departure especially the Young
ladies who are thus given a chance
90 take no shorthand, typewriting.
bookkeeping. etc.
Paw tho President -
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-09-06

Tho FairseX Is the name OF the
now store an the corner Of seventh
and POLK streets under the manage
mcnt OF Mr. and Mrs S. v lsaacson
The shop catering 10 the wants Of
ladies In ready 20 wear garments was
thrown open TO the public on Tues
day
Tho proprieiors have been In this
city a number OF years and thorough
ly understand the woman's ready "a
wear business.
Pay tho President -
Try Daily News Want Ad
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-09-06
COUNTY AGENT WOULD
EyTERM|NATE LOCUST
BORERs running TREES

L. " lillian. the county agent.
met Messrs Cunningham, Galbraith
oaks. Hardin and lillian la the Of
ficcs OF the postmaster Yesterday aft
ornoon, Tor the purpose of discuss
ine plans for fighting and eNtermi-
mating the locust horer he Amarillo
10 was decided 90 call meeting at
the city hall tonight 90 have their
plans adopted and TO ask an ordi-
nance boz passed 20 fight this pest
Mr. lillian saws this town has o
number of beautiful trees that should
be- protected and n this b. not a.
tended to soon they will be- de-
stroycd &c. viii assist iu this work
and SUPERVISE
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-09-06
1,aBg
y y NTtFI EFEaI ~ IITH0TF
FOR FEDERAL OFFICERS


HEREFORD Tex. Sept Two
li-year-oId Hereford boys are locked
up in jain accused ~ having removed
letters from postoffice boxes. IL ap-
Dca/ that Sheriff Purcell caught
them IN the act and recovered sew
aral letters from them. many OF
hich had been opened Sheriff
Purcell also locked up 9-year-Old
boy. who b. accused Of having taken
t.l from the safe OF Harrison Grain
company
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-09-06

County Agent D. 49, mhm ad
dressed about $50 teachers l hr
Teachers institute f1r Oldham. Vbn-
dali aud Potter counties ai Canyon
yesterday ilis theme Was fh,
relation N me school 10 tho com
muuiiy aad how .he may aa. Zoo
the bet rrmDni Of the agricultural
condition through cooperating with
he court F,nt Boz this rrspp
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-09-06

BOY KILLED ~ ACTION
HAS HEIATiNfS HER

, Edwin " German. OakwOod.
, Tex. Nho vas reported To- yes 4
, terdays DAILY News a. Killed 4
, IN action. b. me youngest son Of
, Nj W & German OF OakWOOd 4
, Tex and cousin Of Mrs Tom I
, Campbell Mr Virgil Green
, wood ana Henry " German % 4
, this cts Edsln German Was 4
a student o. a and NJ college 4
, when ear aas declared and he
, Immediately enlisted with the 4
, marines and vas among the 4
, first 10 70 overseas
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-09-06

The East Side Red Cross auxiliary
viii meet as usual Friday afternoon
\ large attendance D. urged. as there
will boz plenty of sewing for an The
hnit'ers are asked o. come also.
Pay the President.--
Howard q Lauder. connected with
the n Y Robertson Accounting com
pany, Is in Vega auditing books
nv NnM.nnnnr EnInrnrl.n Aaa,n /
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-09-06

E1 o. Harding of Oklahoma CHY
HI .uHNrr after hu.ur hero
"Wednesday ana today
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-09-06

Try a Daily News Want Ad.
The Washington times., 1918-01-21

Mrs. E. H. Hartman, OF New York.
who spent some days in Washington,
last week at the Lafayette, has re-
turned to New York.
The Washington times., 1918-01-21
THE CITY'S SOCIAL SIDE
President TO
Attends 1outher1
Relief Ball

The President and Mrs. Wilson win
occupy a box at the Southern Relief
Society Ball. on Monday evening.
February 4, at the willard.
Mrs. r. d. Shepherd. chairman OF
the young ladies' committee, will be
assisted by Mrs. Ollie James, Mrs
alexander Hunter Gait Mrs Frank
Il POLK, Mrs. N. n. Parker. Jr.: Mrs.
X c. Ringgold, Mrs. Barbour Danger
nelu. Mrs. Eli Bamford Smith, and
MRS. Rollins as matrons OF honor.
Miss Anne Hopkins and Miss Olive
Plant are vice chairmen OF the young
ladies' COMMITTEES. A partial list OF
the committee includes the Misses
Burleson. Miss Mary Graham. Miss
Cecilia McCallum, Miss Mary Duncan
Gibson. Miss Margaret Devereux,
Miss Daivette FicklIn, Miss Enid Sims,
the Misses Abbot, Miss Bagiey, Miss
Ethel Bagley. Miss Abigail Harvey.
Miss Elizabeth Burnett. Miss Bessie Ed
wards, Miss Amy Bennett. Miss Jean
Rayner. Miss Nellie johnson, Miss Hal
lie Davis, Miss Virginia Temple Here
ford, Miss Elizabeth Temple Green.
Miss Ella Wood Page, Miss Edith Les
ter, Miss Kathleen Lester, Miss Anita
Henry. the Misses Denys, Miss Mar
garet Tuttle. Miss Mary House. Miss
SAAuulo JOHNSON, Miso lhAAB6hSA
Blaine Crossen, Mis- Mary Hin, Miss
Maxine. Durant, Miss Ellen Bruce Lee,
Miss Helen Claxton. Miss Helen Grif-
nth. Miss Virginia Griffith, Miss Vir-
Einia Minor, Misses Ruth and Sara
Daniel, Misses Anne and Alice Theo-
bald, Miss Emma H. Bplloch. Miss
Helen B. Plant. Miss Elizabeth Shu-
mate, Miss Pansie Wilson. Miss Mary
Key Compton, Miss Anne Carter Lee,
Miss Mary Lord Andrews, Miss Mar
tina Poole. Miss Mary Abernathy. Miss
Peggy Fred, Miss Helen Demonet,
Miss Louise Owens, and Miss Mildred
sisson. A complete list will be an
nounced later.
william Mather Lewis entertained
at dinner on Saturday night at the
University Club, In honor Of the Hon
Crawford Vaughan, former premier OF
South Australia Those present were
w. B. Wilson, SECRETARY of Labor;
Samuel Gompers. Senator Duncan y.
Fletcher. Arthur Willert: Henry y.
Hall, Claude Bennett, and Louis b.
wehle.
The Minister of Ecuador and Nine.
EIIzalde entertained guests at lunch
The Washington times., 1918-01-21

The Minister Of Ecuador. and Nine.
EIIzaide entertained guests at lunch
con yesterday.
The Washington times., 1918-01-21

Major C. F. Gillette, o. Washing
ton, is in New York and is stopping
1t the Waldorf-Astoria
The Washington times., 1918-01-21

Mrs. Young, wife OF Capt. Mason
Young, U. s. A. and her baby daugh-
ter, Miss Agatha Ann Young, viii
leave town tomorrow with Mrs.
Young's mother, Mrs. George Vest. for
Mrs. Vests home on the Eastern
Shore OF Maryland, whore they VIII
pass the remainder OF the winter.