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The Washington herald., 1919-06-01

and IS gold wrist-wateh have been
announced for those securing the
largest number OF votes. Other prizes
may be added. These prizes ara on
exhibition at Korman's jewelry store.
706 H street northeast Anyone wish
ing to enter this contest should COM
municate with Sovereign J.. G. Nc
connell. 1853 Maryland avenue north
east
The best meeting OF the Regimental
Band yet held was at Ola Masonic
Temple last Thursday night. This
band expects to soon be able to ap-
pear before the public.
The general committee on the Wood
mems annual excursion to Chesapeake
Beach met at Old Masonic Temple
Thursday night. and announces that
the plans are almost completed. They
expect to make this the largest one
yet. They will have associated with
them the Night watchmen's Associa-
tion of the District.
Oak Camp, No. 4, on Decoration Day
unveiled two monuments to deceased
Woodmen-one at Congressional Gem
Cemetery. At Mount olivet Gene
terry they were assisted in the work
by two full companies of the Uniform
Rank, under Capt. C. A Cole.
At the meeting of W. A. Fraser
Camp No. IA last Monday night. Sow.
s. B. Pole. physician Of the camp.
and Sow. T. X. Higgs, Waterman,
were reported i'll. The sicn committee
will visit them Banker Albert Whit
worth delivered a fifteen-minute ad-
dress. At their next meeting. June g..
"a wrestling match by members Of tho
camp will be presented. Come out.
soyereigns. and see what Fraser has.
Elm Camp, No. s, will have no
meeting Thursday night. June 5, but
instead have rendered their hall for
the Woodmen's annual memorial sery-
ices. All families Of deceased Wood
men are earnestly requested to be
present. Hon. David H. Kincheloe
will be the speaker. The meeting will
be open.
Friday night. June s, Alpha Camp
No. /. will meet at Pythian Temple.
The new publicity manager expects to
auuTesS tne Camp On MS uFSt OiuCldl
appearance before them.
National Camp. No. II. announces
that 1t will revive its company of en-
gineers of the Uniformed Rank. This
company has set of uniforms diff
ferent from any other in this vicin-
ity. This is also the only company
OF engineers in the District
Consul Commander George C. Will
sher. of Old Glory Camp. No. 5. an
nounces he Is ready to institute the
new Grove OF the Woodmen Circle.
as an auxiliary to Old Glory Camp.
Head Consul of this Jurisdiction. DR..
H. w. Tippett. will shortly make a
trip to Grafton, W. Va. where he Is
to be speaker on the occasion of a
large gathering of West Virginia
Woodmen.
At the meeting of Morris Sheppard
Grove, No. T. Woodmen Circle. next
Thursday night, a prize donated by
Sow. Louise w. Cody will be chanced
of at a small charge. the proceeds to
go to the good Of the order COM
mittee. They expect to be paid a
visit by two of the Grand officers. re.
Gently elected at the Grafton. w. Va,
convention.
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WOODMEN OF THE
WORLD.

The main feature Of the activities
OF the Woodmen during the coming
week Will be the Sunday school car
nival given under the auspices of the
Boosters Club. at Fifteenth and H
streets northeast, throughout the
week. The committee of the club
announces that this carnival has a
number Of excellent shows, and the
proceeds will 60 to the fund being
raised for the 8. 10000 woodmen Tenn
pie In this city. Sovereign ]. c. Nc
Connell. chairman OF the committee,
asks all Woodnnen to be present, and
assist in taking tickets at the various
attractions. A feature of the show
will be a popularity contest staged
by the ladies Of the families of Wood
msn. Prizes Of . Ss diamond ring
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JR. o. U. A. M.

Star Spangled Banner Council No. s..
Jr. o. U. A. NJ. had the pleasure Of
welcoming to its council Private r.,
L Rodgers. Of Company F, 112th
Engineers. American Expeditionary
Forces. who was overseas for more
than a year. This council was well
represented Sunday evening at the
memorial service Of the Daughters of
America.
Addresses were made by DR.. J. H
Junghans. State manager, beneficiary
dexress National Representattve-elect
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The Rising Play Market
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE

bids metropolitan should the of "a
Lonely Romeo which Mr. Harris theater ofers for the
week
Bookings the Basco the week evidently been
the last minute for gather the information that there
will be shown heater performance entitled THE Law of
Nature which credited Richmond Pearson Hobson member of
Alabama and of the Memsc the Spanish
The production however
been
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MODERN WOODMEN OF
AMERICA.

The members of Central Camp at
the weekly meeting extended cor
dial welcome to Harrison F. Shaw.
Just returned from France. Mr.. shaw
was assigned to the 316th Infantry
when ordered to Camp Meade. but
was transferred to the Medical Corps,
and early left this country for foreign
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yelopins plans for further activity IN
Liberty Union No. 9 VIII meet Mon
Gay evening and ballot on candidates
victory Review No. Y viii neet
Tnnrsdays and Mount Vernon No.
Thursday evening. Both reviews viii
ballot and initiate.
National No. / is planning a re-
ception and 4 fine social time for
their new class Of candidates. F,id.v
evening, June G. The state COM
msnoer Mrs Minnie Kepplnger, IL
invited as honor guest
The Maccabees' district conventio,
viii be held at the w. B. A. HaII a.
Seventh and ! streets nortbw.s,
Monday. June ?. at 10 a. m. ana the
class initiation at Masonic Temnl.
Eighth and + streets northeast AZ
y. m. An elaborate lunch will be
prepared for the occasion on June
3. All members are invited 20 he
present
Mount Vernon Tent. No. 4. AZ n,
meeting Tuesday. indicted candi-
dates into the order. The committee
on excursion made a report. The
committee on dance reported that
the last dance was a success. The
entertainment committee reported
they would have. in addition 10 the
class initiation. some interesting en-
tertainment for the occasion. The
committee on class initiation report-
ed everything progressing nicely.
Remarks OF interest were made by
Sir Knight OF Calvert Tent. BaIti-
more. Nd: Supreme Deputy Com
mander W. w. Adamson. jr.. Dir
trict Commander J. W. Foster. Sir
knight MichiaIs. Of Georgetown
Tent, General Degree Master Louis
+. Litz. Sir knights /. c. Foster,
Mas. Grifith. Buck, Sengstack ana
Hannah. and Comma nder Marion
wicks.
National Tent, No. !. held a very
interesting meeting on Wednesday.
Five applications for membership
were read and four cand dates were
initiated. The committee on excur-
sion made a report. The committee
on class initiation reported every
thing in readiness for the degree
work and entertainment of those
who will be in attendance. The rec
order reported the death OF member
George w. Alberto. Remarks were
made by Sir knights Degenhardt.
sr-, and jr-. of Georgetown Tent.
Hannah. Of Mount Vernon Tent. Ar
mold. Crouch, Valentine, Kress. Nor
ris and McAdoo. of National Tent.
Deputy Supreme W. W. Adamson
and District Commander J. NJ. Fos-
ter.
Georgetown Tent is making prep
arations for a memorial in the near
future.
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KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
LODGES.

LODGES.
Muuday-Century Decatur No. %; Home. No.
Tuesday-webster. No. y: Excelsior. No. "a,
Capital. No. a page rank; Myrtle. No. s.
Wednesday-Mount Vernon. No. s; Equal, No.
H.
Thursday-Fnnklin, No.
Frdsy-Syracudans No. 10. esquire rank.
PYTHIAN SISTERS.
wednesday-Fnendship Temple, No,
Fhday-Rathbone Temple. No.
The following lodges will be repre-
senfed in the jubile class initiation
to be held Tuesday night. June Is:
Franklin. Mount Vernon, Webster.
Century-Decatur, Syracusians, CAL
anthe. Excelsior. Equal. Union, Capi-
tai. Columbia, Amaranth and Rath-
bone-Superior- The total number Of
candidates, from present indications,
will exceed the number Grand Chan
celBor Patrick named for the class.
100 The revival is enrolling new
members each week, it is stated.
Washington Company. No. 1, uni
form rank, Is holding drills each week
under the command of Capt. A. E.
Lausen. preparatory to taking part IN
the Jubilee class initiation. The ju-
ollee celebration promises to he the
most elaborate function held In local
Pythian circles for several years.
Capital Lodge. No. "A. will confer
the page rank at its convention Tues
day night. The lodge at its last meet
ing appropriated 500 for the Salvation
Army drive. and made George E.
Hadley, of Brazos Lodge. No. "a,
Bryan, Tex, an honorary member.
Syracusians Lodge. No 10, an
nounces the esquire rank for Friday
night. when the degree will be con-
ferred on a large class Of candi-
dates The lodge at its recent So
cial meeting had as honor guests
large delegation Of members of
Rathbone-Superior Lodge, No. .,
Past Chancellor I. C. Ellis, of the
latter lodge. who has Just returned
from overseas. related a number of
interesting experiences.
Webster Lodge, No. 7. Tuesday
night conferred the page rank on
several candidates in the presence
OF many members and visitors, among
the latter being B. "A. Owen, of Los
Angeles Lodge. No. 2. and George G.
White. of Columbus Lodge, No. 3, Co.
lumbus, Ohio.
Past Chancellor Talbot o. Pulizzi.
of Rathbone-Superior Lodge, is again
in the official line as master-at-arms
Mr.. Pulizzi. who is also active in
church work. was recently elected a
Vestryman of the Ascension Church.
The reception rendered by the ways
and means committee to Rathbone
and Friendship temples. Pythian Sis
ters, was a most successful affair.
The guests were welcomed by Past
Grand Chancellor William A. Kim
mel. and an entertainment presented
by Edward Saxton. Those contrib
uting to the program were Grand
|. Chancellor Patrick, Samuel Jacob
son, e. A. Lang. Miss Grace Dix.
Miss Hattie Dyer and Lieut.. Josenb
Stein- Refreshments were served un-
der the direction Of Past Chancellor
Jacob Mussbaum.
Grand Chief Mary E. Mitchell
Past Grand Chief Ida M. Crown and
Grand Outer Guard Carrie Davis
were the guests Tuesday and We'd
nesday of the past week of Fred
ericksburg Temple, No. 1. Fredericks-
burg, Va. the occasion being the
official visit of Mrs. Mitchell to the
temple. and the celebration of the
thirteenth anniversary of the organi:
zation.
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weeks fishing At Rock Point ana
places further down the river.

Collector OF wampum George
Vaughn and Keeper OF wampum
w J. Kolb are making prepara-
tiors for their annual fishing trip
down the Potomac.
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The deepest well in the world is at
Czuchow. In the coaifield of Upper ST.
lesia. II has reached depth of over
1.s0 fest below the surface.
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Attractions Listed
For Week of June 8
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE

week. William Farnum, in Hood
man Blind" last part of week,
Madeline Traverse in when Fate
Decides"
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TILL DEATH DOES YOU PART
Is There No Hope Beyond?
By DIR. JAMES Il. TALMAGE


Salt Lake City, Utah
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CRANDALL's METROPOLITAN
THE Third Degree" entire week.
CRANDALL's KNICKERBOCKER
The Third Degree" first two
days: Tuesday and Wednesday.
Marguerite Clark and Eugene
O'Brien in Come Out of the
Kitchen" Thursday and Friday.
Mabel Normand in when Doctors
Disagree" Saturday. Bessie Love
in Carolyn Of the Corners"
CRANDALL'S-Sun and Monday.
William s. Hart in The Money
Corral" Tuesday and Wednesday.
Ethel Clayton in "vicky van;"
Thursday. Marguerite Clark in
"-Come Out Of the Kitchen" Friday
and Saturday. Leah Baird in LAS
a Man Thinks"
CRANDALL'S sAvoY-First two
days, Creased Lightning" with
Charles Ray; Tuesday. owen Moore
and NHedda Nova. in THE Crimson
Gardenia;" Wednesday, Dorothy
DalIOn IN Inc rome breaker,
Thursday. Worlds production Of
Phil for Short" Friday. Wallace
Reid in "The Roaming Road" Sat-
urday. Jane Grey in when My Ship
Comes In"
AVENUE GRAND
Sunday, THE Crimson Gardenia:"
Monday. Jane Grey in when My
Ship Comes In:" Tuesday and We'd
nesday, Charles Ray in Creased
Lightning" Thursday, Wallace Reid
in "The Roaming Road" Friday.
Worlds production of Phil for
Short" Saturday, Dorothy Dalton in
The Home Breaker"
CRANDALL's APOLLo-Florence
Reed in Her Code of Honor" SUM-
day; Monday, Madge Kennedy in
Leave 1t To Susan" Tuesday, June
EIvidge in THE Social Pirate;"wed-
nesday. owen Moore and Hedda
Nova in ''The Crimson Gardenia;"
Thursday. Dorothy Dalton in i'The
Home Breaker" Friday. Shirley
Mason in "The Rescuing Angel"
Saturday. Wallace Reid in "The
Roaming Road"
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CRANDALL's METROPOLITAN
THE Third Degree" entire week.
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Webster Lodge. No. 7. Tuesday
night conferred the page rank on
several candidates in the presence
OF many members and visitors, among
the latter being B. "A. Owen, of Los
Angeles Lodge. No. 2, and George G..
White. OF Columbus Lodge, No. 8, Co.
lumbus. Ohio.
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Representatives from the various
lodsss MT Ia the Temple last Tues
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Capital Lodge, No. "a. will confer
the page rank at its convention Tues
Jay night The lodge at its last meet
ing appropriated 800 for the Salvation
Army drive. and made George r,
Hadley, of Brazos Lodge, No "a.
Bryan. Tex, an honorary member.
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Georgetown Tent is making prep
arations for a memorial IN the near
future.
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washington Company. No. 1. uni
form rank, is holding drills each week
under the command of Capt. A. E.
Lausen. preparatory to taking part IN
the jubilee class initiation. The ju-
bilee celebration promises to he the
most elaborate function held In local
Pythian circles for several years.
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Friendship Lodge, No. IL. will con-
fer the first degree on a class of
candidates at their regular meet
ing on Wednesday evening. Mem
oers OF other lodges are requested
10 attend and participate in the
work of the degree.
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The annual communion service OF
the order will be held st st. Dom
mics Church. Sunday, June s, at
the o'clock mass.
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SAYS THREE HOURS
SLEEP IN DAY IS ENOUGH

SEATTLE, Wash, Aug. T.-Three
hours sleep in any twenty-four Is
enough for any one. At least this
s the assertion OF Mrs. J. E. Wishard.
of this city, who says she has fol-
lowed this rule for the last eighteen
years.
my health is perfect, due to the
fact that 1 avoid coffee, drink only
one cup of tea a day, and sleep
soundly," she said.
Sixteen years ago she decided she
was not Improving her time up to the
best advantage. so she loaded up
with business enterprises. She Cd
tanned a downtown hotel, boarding
house, a restaurant, and a grocery
store, all of which she personally
managed. Three years ago she built
the halibut schooner Sloan. The
vessel paid for itself in the first year,
After another years operation, Mrs.
wishard sold the vessel.
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SMALL SCHOONER
SUNK BY STEAMER

HALIFAX, Nova Scotia. Aug. .
The steamer War Witch, bound for
Sydney, and the schooner Gallia, from
Concape, France, were in collision In
latitude 1922, longitude 55.35, accord
ing to a wireless received at the
marine and fisheries agency here. The
schooner was evidently sunk.
The message from the captain OF
the War Witch gives the names OF
rescued as L. Hospis. c. L. Nay, II. b
Castro, and c. Cuvelier, passengers,
and A. Criquet, A. Derlass, and Nj.
Lecorre, of the crew.
The place where the collision &C.
Cured is just off the southeastern
coast of Newfoundland.
The Gallia was a small three-mast
ed schooner. The War Witch has a
tonnage Of 2,100.
BOSTON, Aug. IA Nantasket
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EVANSVILLE NEWS
Trio Held for Action of Grand
Jury on Charges of
HOUSEKEEPING.

EVANSVILLE, Nd, Aug. IL.
w. Hare, Henry Phillips, and Earl
Balm, all of whom claimed to be
residents of South Philadelphia, were
before Justice of the Peace Herbert
]. Moffatt here yesterday, charged
with HOUSEKEEPING. The trio, ac-
cording to the local authorities. at
tempted to enter the store of Albert
r. Lewis, on the Baltimore-W Washing
ton boulevard in North HyattsVille.
Lewis discovered them and fired at
them and they escaped in an auto
mobile. The three were arrested at
Fifteenth and H streets northeast
early yesterday morning and were
turned over to the local authorities
a short while later. Hare confessed
to the charge preferred against the
three, after Lewis identified him yes
terday morning in court. Judge Mof-
fatt held them for the action OF the
grand jury without bond.
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Prof. c, L. Opperman, agricultural
editor, Maryland State College, who
has been appointed chairman of the
publicity committee for the memorial
exercises and reception for the
county's, heroes to be held September
u, Old. Defenders Day. in Upper MARI
boro, is forming his committee. Edi-
tors of the various county papers
have been invited to become members.
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years old. was bitten on the right Isg
BY a dog. The boy was taken e
Freedman's Hospital. where the
wound was cauterfzed.
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At meeting of the mayor and town

At a meeting OF the mayor and town
council Monday night, the corpora
ton counsel, Charles B. Calvert. was
requested to draw UP an ordinance pro
hibiting the use of fireworks in Mt.
Rainier. The proposed ordnance, how
ever. will not prohibit the sale OF fire.
works. A special meeting of the
council is to be held tomorrow night
to consider plans for Improvement of
roads.
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Governor Emerson c. Harrington
has designated August 16 as Record
ing Day for soldiers, sailors and ma
rines of the State and urges every
Maryland soldier, sailor, or marine,
or nurse, who served in or with the
army forces of the United States or
OF the allies in the world war to APP
pear at one of the appointed places
and fill out a war service record.
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COOLER. FOR HoT.HEADED.

CLEVELAND, Aug. when Mrs.
Harry Whitley testified that her hus-
bands high temperature" caused him
to beat her regularly, the Judge sent
Harry to the cooler for ten days.
The Washington times., 1919-08-07

Beach steamer is reported to have coli
lided with a Bangor-Boston line
steamship in Boston harbor early To-
day.
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Several thousand persons from vari-
ous offices to be filled in this county
Washington, and elsewhere attended
the annual picnic and festival for
the benefit of historic st. Johns Cath
Ollie Church, Forest Glen, yesterday
afternoon and evening, in the grove
adjoining the church.
Practically all Of the numerous can
didates for nominations for the vari-
Gus Offices to eb filled in this county
in November were on hand and "eIec-
pioneering" was a prominent feature.
The tournament for more than a
century a never missing feature, of
st. Johns picnic, was omitted, and
its failure to be held probably means
the permanent passing of the ancient
sport in Montgomery county.
Rev. Charles o. RosensteeL pastor
of the church, was chairman of the
committee Of arrangements.
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nov BITTEN NY noG.

While in an alley In rear OF his
home, 914 T street northwest. yes
terday, Goodrich Belt, colored, six
The Washington times., 1919-08-07

A delegation Of Depocratic leaders
of Prince eorge's county attended
the meeting of the State central COM
mittee in Baltimore yesterday.
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Forest Lodge, I. o. o. F., Of Forest
Vile, this county, is today holding III
annual outing at Chesapeake Beach.
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MT. RAINIER NEWS

MT. RAINIER, Nd, Aug. AT
a meeting of the committee in charge
of arrangements for the annual car
nival here, which will open August
%, to continue through September ID,
held Tuesday night in fire department
headquarters, plans for the affair
advanced. Another meeting is to be
held tomorrow night in fire depart
ment headquarters.
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A meeting of local returned serv-
ice men is to be held tonight at the
local Arcade to organize post here
of the American Legion of Honor.
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The, Young Peoples Club, recently
organized here, at a meeting last
night at the residence of r. Thomas
Latimer, discussed plans for a straw
ride, to be held at a date not yet
determined upon.
The Washington times., 1919-08-07

Ernest Riordan yesterday left for
the. United States military academy
at West Point. where he will unlergo
the entrance examination.
The Washington times., 1919-08-07

The funeral of John c. Boswell, who
died Wednesday at his home near
Glen. this county. took place this
morning from st. Mary's Catholic
Church here.
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the death Of Julien Marvin Frice,
h man oil
Baltimore, whose marriage to MISS
helen NJ. Barton. daugn'"r NJ ne
late Carroll and Theresa Giusta Bar
ton, Louisiana, formerly OF hyaIJs-
willie, and a granddaughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Guista, this place, took
place June % in st. Jerome's Catho-
lie church here.
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A licence has been issued by the
clerk Of the circuit court here for the
marriage of Theodore Brighthaupt
and Miss Rosetta williams, both Of
Washington.
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Announcement has been made OF
the appointment of DR.. Louis G. Car
rico, of Bryantown, Charles county,
as supervisor of census for the
Fourth Maryland district.
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ROCKVILLE NEWS .
Clyde C. Harris New Demo-
cratic Candidate for
Legislature.

I ROCKVILLE, Nd, Aug. Clyde
c. Harris, Of TraviIah, has announced
his candidacy for the house of dele
gates on the Democratic ticket. He
is the NTH to enter the contest, the
others being Francis Snowden, Alfred
Wilson, William S. Stamper. and
Clarence M Griffith.
The Washington times., 1919-08-07

Final details for the big welcome
home ceremonies at Brapchville, Sat
urday in honor OF the community
war heroes are being rapidly whipped
into shape and indications are that
the event is going to prove a marked
success. Citizens of Berwyn Heights,
Berwyn and Branchville, are CO.
operating in directing the ceremonies,
which are to be held in the schol-
house on the Branchville road.
The Washington times., 1919-08-07

Arrangements are being made for
a dance Saturday evening at st. lgna-
thus Hall. Oxon Hill, under the au-
spices of the Loyola Club.
The Washington times., 1919-08-07

Odd Fellows of this county are
making preparations to be represent
ed at the centennial jubilee exercises
which are to be held in Baltimore In
September at the time of the annual
meeting of the Sovereign Grand
Lodge.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-28

by Miss Mildred Cecil. as sylvia. tho
dancing widow berselk
when the Honey roon IL Over
sung by Harry Fentell as willie
nudd," and Miss Cecil. was the one re-
freshlns oasis IN desert OF dullnsss
ana received considerable applause
from n weary A. 'oncc
The chorus was rph9bly an nttrac.
Tive one several years AGO.
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FRENCH LABOR LEADER
IS DIRECTOR GENERAL

WARRINGTON. Nov n. - AIbsri
Thomas. the conservative labor leader
of France, was selected today by the
governing body OF the international
labor conference. as the first director.
ssnerai Of tho international labor Of
fcs under tho league ~ nations
Arthur Fontaine u France was selected
- permanent chairman Of the govern
ng body
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Maynard Postponss yiluht.

MINEOLA, ~ y. Nov. "a -.Licu,
Bslyin W. Maynard announced today
that his proposed onc-stop usn..con.
tinentsl trip. had been postponed unlil
carly In December. lie hopes TO make
the attempt after filling an engagement
December s At Savannah. Ga, to which
city he will fly from here, The trans.
continental trip contemplates a flight
from here TO fan Diego. Cal. with n
stop at Dallas.