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EDITOR REUTER-,
FRENCH TRAITOR,
SENTENCED TO DIE

M the Associated Press.
PARIS, JNn& 18.~GasteA RsH.
tier. q prominent FreheA 3oar-
nalist, was tSaay sehteneeA u
death ~ .csart.HAAftial Ter I'm
partluk military Intelligence -
the enesat. Routler. Who n b
korialist with EXTREME t<haen-
cie.. wAA triea BY aefasiA he
was charged with AAvist Axreee
With GERMAN aGeAtA IN Spain 70
sstart d French lAAkAAxe PaHer
there aarIAe the war fef the
bNrpoAe Of enfryiAE 0A 9efAah-
opAiie propaganda.
GastSn NSutier foHnde1 the
Madrid Ia EsAlx In 1917. IT WAS
heifeSea that bsie E'aAhA, the
LevAAtlAe banker, who WAs pat
to death at PaffA In 1913 fef
tteaSSS, fufAlsheA the FUNDS fef
the estn bliS hMeAt 81 the newt
bApet. An order Tor the arrest
81 toutief was issued ~ the
French Authorities In Oetoheh
tDit, but At& arrest AAs never
been ferSftea.
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Deaths Reported.

TAe following deaths have been reported to
me health department In the last twenty-four
hours:
Aleeesn ryts, ss. eeesse washiAstea uni.
tereity Hospital.
Charles 3. Weidmah, 81, Sl5 18th street
southwest.
Frank Chahaj. q. ct. Eiitabeth's Hospital
Dorothy c. .Aicotn, IA, 1905 50 street.
Psafi v. BattefAeld, %. 1919 North Capitol
street.
otssy rhofston, 90. Warrington Asylum
Mary j. winsett, %. 1sss q street.
Robert A. CAMpbella ID 6i07 Gath ttteet
jShS SrOft, g, Bt. Mll6hetA's aespitai..
ORA o. NAbsfs, 10, SiS fsstiahf street, On.
assfes ". sesEers, q. Ut. IalAsstA's Hss-
Seass Bird, - et. MiMhetA's HOSPITAL.
VllilAH BieSeh u c4sNAlty .Heeplt4l.
Robert ofee1, ~ kfsedAkA'S HssbatAi,
William HinefS. %, AlabaAl ASlAse ssatA.
5eR sfswn, q, Waltse LNsel AsstJtai. :.
2iiea BfsWa. u. NasSiHItoa Asylum Hos.
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i&0ci@tX,

cousin and house guest, Miss Eliza
Mrs Bromwel will be Joined here
today by her son, Mr.. Scott Bromwell,
States Army. who has completed an
Agricultural course In the University
of Illinois since retiring from the
service Mrs. Bromwt H. with her son
bridge. Mass, leaving. in a day or
two, for the finals at Harvard. where
Mr. Brofnwell graduated year ago
They will return here for few
Charlevoix. Mich. to join Mrs. Brosn-
wells mother, Mrs. Matthew T. Scott.
in her summer home there.
Mrs. Thomas F. Walsh left last
evening for Bar Harbor. accompanied
by Mrs. Osborn OF California, who
has spent several months with her
here. Mrs Walsh will establish her
self in her cottage at Bar Harbor for
the summer and Mrs. Osborn will re-
main the greater part OF that time
with her.
Mr.. Miltenberger ~ Small will mo-
tor to Baltimore today with a party
to attend the fete champetre. to be
held at Chetolah. the home OF Mr.; and
| Mrs. r. Nelson Strother at Bux-
! ton. this afternoon and evening.
Baltimore Country Club and Will Ia
clude Miss Mamie Young. Miss Mary
Adams Miss Bessie Hickey. Mr.. Ed
| ward Flather and Mr.. Raymond Rich
ardson.
Others who will go over for the
| fete will be capt r. r. Glen and Mr..
A. r. NJ. Greig of the British en,ba ssy,
Lawrence Townsend, Col. and Mrs
Charles Patterson, Mr.. and Mrs; Henry
Price Wright, Miss Genevieye Brooke
Mrs. T. Septimus Austin and party.
Miss Walmsley, Mai. Theodore Low,
! Mr.. Robert Krogstadt. Mr.; William
| Bowie Clark. Mr.. Don Chisholm. Mr..
Edward Father and Mr.. Raymond
! Richardson.
upper will be served on the iswr
| and arrangements have been made for
many to spend the night Az guests at
| Chetolah.
Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus P. -crenshaw
| entertained at a supper and dance last
| evening in honor OF their daughter.
| Miss Elizabeth Parker Crenshaw, and
| Mr.. JOSEPH V. Morgan. whose mar
| riaEe will take place Monday even
ing and the members of their bridal
| party following the rehearsal at
| the brides sister. Miss Anne Cren-
| shaw, as maid of honor: Miss Cath
crime Morgan. Miss Graciella Rivero,
Miss Frances Todhunter. Miss Eu-
eenia Todhunter. Miss Marie Adame
and Miss Adele OFT: as bridesmaids
and Miss Jocelyn Hibberd and Miss
Mary Suzanne Crenshaw, as flower
| girls. Mr.. Albert Morgan will act az
best man for his brother. and Capt
| william J. Harper and MIR. Augustus
l P. Crenshaw. jr., will be ushers. and
| the groomsmen will be DR.. Emilio del
Solar. Mr.. Oscar E. Duplan, Mr. viii.
| liam A. Coombe. Mr.. Roger Hollings-
| worth. Capt. BUTLER Metcalf and Mr.
John Briscoe.
Miss NJ. f. McNeir Of New York and
Mr.. and Mrs. w. W. Chipchase Of Bal.
timore came to Washington yester.
day. and will be the guests Of Mr.
and Mrs. Crenshaw until after the
| wedding.
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When There isn't
Enough Chicken
to Go Around

The other day the most awful
thing happened. forgot that Jim's
Aunt Elizabeth was coming to din.
neri There was = little chicken left
over-just about enough to cream
for Jim and me. And then suddenly
I remembered. For q minute was
scared to death, because Aunt Eliza.
beth's been everywhere and she's
used to the best Of everything. But
Ave minutes later I was as happy
q . lark, connecting the most ex.
tensive dish .of chicken Ia king
you ever saw.s.f cut some mush.
rooms and red peppers and slices OF
hard-boilsd egg into the chicken.
and instead Of sherry AUNT Eliza.
beth dossn't approve OF llquAf), !
put in . big teaSpoonful OF Al
Sauce. Well. Wish you coald have
heard her ak what gave L that
parisian davofr Il never told Jim
until Afterwards what nearly hap.
pened, but I certainly thanke6-ny
tneix sesrE feE Al $aness -. 40
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issuea to tho
following:
Joseph r. Butler and Ruth Tfippe, 18th Of
Rocky Mount, N. c.
lie Roy ". Cornish aAd AhAe 3. Abbott.
Peter ]. Healy and Julia M. DoAelAn.
william @, Newman Ahd Mabel Tfaeey.
HAIRY c. vaughn Of Wtnslew, ILL.,, and Belva
B. I6ckard Of Indiana, Pa.
Earl Leauyin Of this city ana Agnes L.
Beswell Of Glendale. Nd.
Murray c. Wilson Of Chicago, ILL.,, And
Marietta 3. Friel o. fenkefs. n. 7.
Ell c. Frazier and Hazel A. Sheldon.
Michael P. MarsAill and Rubie 3. Barnes.
Francis HufnaSel and Belva n. Wagner,
Charles A. burner Of this city and Marles
Il. Resertsen OF Frankfort, Mich.
Howell c. COBB Of Charlotte. n. c., and
Julia A. FespermaA Of BirMinShAhh. Ala.
]. Wesley Gfi6ith Of East Hampton, N. r,
ana D0llie HHtter Of Baltimore. No.
!. Befnsrd r. Mcguire Of this city ana Myrtle
Reuse u PalAski, Ky.
Alan n. BsrAs And .Lerrathe 3. HelIea.
Henry 3. Weldeh Of gfeehpoft, N. T., lad
Ruth A. White Of this city.
william r. Ansby and Lucille PettAway.
Charles H. Lee ana Addie ffSAkliA.
Daniel w. Glover ana Ethel G. Pickett.
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Births Reported.

The following births have been reported to
the health department in the last twenty
four hours:
fsadofe D, and Gertrude Wiseman. boy.
Edward W. and Mary =. White. boy
feAlie 4. and May Tayener, gill.
James p. and Ula J. Ryen, girl.
Edward ]. and Pearl E. O'Brieu, BOY.
Charles r. and Mary r. Norris. boy.
Dorsey o. and limo u. Myers. girl.
O&ias B. and Bertha NJ. Lvinkston. boy.
Alfred A. and olive 3. Jahn. girl.
Elmer A. and Edith L. Hollbfook, boy
Joseph B. and Bertha J. Hausehbias girl.
waller Il. and Lenora Hawkins, Eifl and
boy twins.
Julian A. and Mary X. Evard. boy.
hAlph And Esther Errera. boy.
TlHaothy j, aad susanna Daily. girl.
Harry P, and Mayme r. Durst, boy twins.
Charles &. and Carrie v. Colsin, boy.
James H, ana Elizabeth n. Baden. boy.
Richard A. and celeste W. whofton. gil.
william II. and Sarah G. Tyler, girl.
joseph o. Afid AGneS o. Thomas. boy.
william and Rosa Marshall. fill.
william and Halle Montgomery. girl.
Edward and Mary 5acks6n. boy.
Frank and Venus L. johnson, girl.
tsiAh ard Annie Hail, girl.
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EN-. CANDIDO AGUILAR,
head Of the Mexican mission
- now visiting washington.
was the luncheon guest to-
day OF Senior oscar E. Du-
plan. second secretary Of the Mexican
embassy. who had a distinguished
company to meet him.
Gen. Aguilar visited the State De-
partment this morning, where he
spent some time with the acting Sec
rotary Of State, Mr.. Polk, and this
afternoon will do some sightseeing
and attend the ball game.
Senior Ing. Yenacio Bonillas. ambas-
sador of Mexico, left the capital yes
terday on a short leave Of absence,
ness in Mexico. senior DR.. Juan B.
Rojo, counselor OF the embassy, will
act as charge d'affaires during the
absence CT his father-in law. senior
Bonillas was Accompanied by his pri-
vate secretary.
Admiral and Mrs. George r. Clark
entertained at dinner at Wardf1fA,
PARK Hotel on Friday evening. June
10, for the Secretary of the Navy and
Mrs. Dahiels, Gen. and Mrs. James
McRae. Gen. and Mrs. Kreeer, Capt.
and Mrs Frank b. Freyer, Col. and
Mrs. George NuSent and Capt and
Mrs. John Kahle.
Ambassador to italy Returning.
Ambassador Thomas Nelson Page,
who was received yesterday by King
Victor Emmanuel in Rome. prepata-
tory to sailing later in the month for
his home in this country, will be ac-
companied to America by Mrs. Page.
Mrs. Edward Douglas White, wife of
the Chief Justice OF the Supreme
Court, has gone to New York for a
short visit. and is staying at the Plaza
Hotel.
Mrs. Frank Lyon Polk, wife of the
acting Secretary of State. will leave
Washington later In June for South
ampton, Long Island. where they have
taken a cottage for the season. She
will be accompanied by their children.
Mr.. Polk will join his family for short
vacations whenever possible.
Mrs. william Howard Taft left
Washington this morning for New
Haven, Conn, where she will join Mr..
Taft, Miss Helen Taft and the other
members OF the family for the com
nencen,ent exercises at Yale Univef-
sity. Wednesday they will go to their
summer home at Murray Bay, Canada,
to remain until the autumn, Mr.. Taft
Joining them whenever his duties per-
nit.
Mrs William p, jackson has lef,
washington for Edgartewn, Mass
where, with her grandchildren, the
small daughters OF the minister OF
spend the summer.
Mr., and Mrs. waddy Wood were
dinner hosts last evening. entertain.
ing an informal party at their resi-.
dshce on Bancroft place In honor Of
Col. Buneau vafilla, the distihgu ish-
ed French army ofncer who is visit.
ing here.
Miss Mildred Bromwell entertained
guests at dinner last night for hei
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DIED.

Birch. On Friday. June Is. 1919. at 9 m. ..
At her re&itdAee. ChefrsdAfe. va. JANE ID.
BIRCH. daughter Of samuel Birch. aged
siity-hye Seafs.
FtnefAl Sunday. June il. froSA her rate resi-
dehee, Ut Gsotks MAtceys. at 1 pm.
BoAb., Departed this life weinesdat morn
ing, June II. 1919. At e:ls. ~ the fssidehet
of his kra9dfAthet. Rev. William ]. Robin.
Son. 81 Defr~es street nofth~tAt, WILLIAM
VERNON BOND. beloved son Of 9eorge
Bond and the late Ehtsbeth BOND.
FpnerAi Sunday. June 10. At pm, from the
Fffst BSBtist Ckdfek,. 9Th ana G streets
southwest. Relatives Ana friends invited. 49,
CHANSToN. On Friday. June 10. apis.. d,
fi:f4 O'clock pm. John H.. beiesed sol
or Mary ]. and the late William n. Cans
Notice 81 fuAerai hereafter.
ERLxR6. On FridAs, June is. 1919, LENA
EHLERs. beloved &ife Of Henry Eklsfs.
Funeral Monday, June ~, 3 PA, from chapel
Of J. ". Lee sons. ISterfhent private. IDd
buque, Iowa, papers please copy, 10
|ELLng. On saturday fpornink, June "a, 1919
at kef ftssdehce. Able ". ELLIS tne,
Yatls,, b&iSved wife OF samuel Ellis.
Notice OF funetal Sunday papers.
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The marriage of Miss winifred
Stafford. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
oliver Mead Stafford Of Cleveland, to
Capt. MacCrea Parker. L. s. A.. of
Washington took place at st. Bukes
Church. Hot Springs, last Tuesday. and
owing to the death early In the year
of the brides brother, Mr.. oliver
Mead Stafford. jr.. was quietly cele-
brated. The churchswas charminsly
decorated with mountain laurel. and
the bride. who was given away hv her
father, looked very lovely in a white
satin gown cut dancing length, tulie
veil and an exquisite r1antle-train OF
white latin. The maid Of honor was
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Miss Mary C. Haeenbarth, the brides
maid Miss Winifred Carey. the flower
girl, little Miss Winifred Stafford
Crum and the best man. Maj. Ralph
G. Irvine, t., 8. A. After the cere-
mony, which was performed by the
Rev. DR.. E. H. Ward, rector of St:
In a private dining room at the Home
stead, where the Staffords have been
since early in the spring. Among
the guests from Washington were
Mr. and Mrs Edward Pearson Parker.
Miss Maud Nelson Parker and Miss
Margaret Veronica Geagan.
Mrs James w DOGGY and Miss Mar
shall G. Brooke of Capitol Hill are
week end guests Of Mrs. Leroy E.
Reed OF Philadelphia. Pa. Miss Brooke
will extend her vacation for three
weeks. visiting New York and Loun-
don, VT.
Miss Grace Russell Johnson, daugh.
ter of DR.. and Mrs Cove griffith
johnson of Washington, D. c., grad
aated this week from Wells College
Aurora, :, n. Y. with Magma Cum
rank in her class. Mrs. Johnson Il
now visiting her parents in New
York DR.. Johnson has returned to his
home in this city to resume his DUTIES
as pastor OF Emmanuel Baptist Church
Mre. Emerson H. Liscum has gone tc
Elmira, n. Y, to pass the summer
months.
Mrs. Francis Alton Connciiy's guest
Mrs. George Ellis, jr.. of New York
has left for her country place. at Ba,
Shore, l.. I.
The Rev, DR.. Louis Stern has re-
turned to his home, 1915 Columbus
road, from New York, where he wen
to meet his son. Sergt. David Z: stern
who arrived at Hobcken on Wednes
day from the Cap Finisterre, a1te'
seventeen months service in France.
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cHAooNAs NOW q. 3. orT1zIN.
First Case Of Naturalization BY
Proxy in District Of Columbia.

The long arm of the law reached
from washington to Paris, France,
and made an American eiti.
sen Of Nicholas Chaconas, q native Of
and has been serving In France fer
the past tive years. Chaeonas could
not be In court, but WAS represented
by proxy, who made plain to Justice
Bailey that the court possesses this
extra territorial power under the nat
uralisatien laws and that ChacenAS
was entitled to citizenship by reason
Of his service.
This is the first case Of nAturalisa-
ton BY proxy In this District: Cha
was engaged In the conduct Of .
1uhehfoom when the cali to arms
came.
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Mrs. Nina van Winkle, head OF the
wosnAn's bureau Of the local police
department, has been elected pfeei.
dent Of the InternAtionAl, Association
OF PoitetweMsn. she was elected At
4 meeting Of the National Conference
OF Social workers held In Atlantic
city, The association will ehdAAsor
TO establish d wonAAn's bureau in con.
neet:en with the police departments
of all cities in the United Btates.
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IFS It true" asked Peter, that Red
head does such a dreadful thing"
: Jenny Wren bobbed her head rapid
iy ana jefked her tail. 80 am
told" said she. II have never seen
him do II, but I knew others who
have. They say he is no better than
gracious. 6eodnsssl can't sit here
kobsip.nE forever" Jenny twitehed
her funny little tail. snapped her
bright eyes ct Peter ana disappeared
in her AoAbA.
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Exemptions to Navy Reserves.

Members OF the Naval and Marine
Corps Reserves released from active
service. but not as yet discharged. are
entitled to any tax exemption or other
benefits the states may provide Tor
discharged soldiers and sailors. ac-
cording to Secretary Daniels.
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CARD or TxANxA

Hxt1l. W ~,sh Y etpttss ssr t!.sls 70
the susa4kA SeAth Of our wife and ecasin.
LUIGI MfLks. Ahd Also fof the beautiful
&Bk HUSBAND AND COUSIN.
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Swift 4 CoMpany's sales Of Fresh
beef in Washington, D. c., for the
week ending Saturday. June Z, 1919.
averaged 20.10 cents per pound.-Ad-
vertisement.
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Tries to Add Hydroplane Stations.

An unsuccessful effort to amend the
bill by Increasing from six to nine
the number OF hydr0piahe stations 70
Yhent was made by Representative
briggs, democrat. Of Texas, VINO con.
tended that as the bill steed 1t ml6ht
eliminate the Galveston stations,
which would be Of great strategic
value in the event OF war with Mex.
ico."
bairfnk damage caused BY tornado
Ga the island Of Guam last year was
stricken out on the ground that 1t
was new legislation.
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Three Army Officers Ordered Here

Army officers ordered to this city
for duty include Col. James M. Ken
nedy, Medical Corps. at Hoboken.
n. J.; Col. william A. Graham, judge
advocate at Camp Dodge. Iowa, and
Lieut.. Col. Myroh L. Shade. neld ar
tillery.
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1A11reD.

sSss 81: {, o. VT A ssSSs scs
stTT& !. psYEx. %ash.Sttsn' i. {.
tLfftE-NAAD. On May ID, 1919. H. 81.
Eakeas Meissnseii. JAMES r. LITTLE and
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BORN.

1AAADzs. On Jaae IL. isis. to Mr.. and Mrs,
Herbert ]. Brandes, e0Se Sth ST. NV, q
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General Debate Barred.

In order to speed up the legislative
program the House yesterday AIS
pensed with general debate on the
Navy bill ana proceeded At once to
discussion of the items under the
An effort was made by Representa-
tive Huddleston. democrat. Of Ala
bama, to strike out on b point of order
the provision hxing the Navy per-
soniel at 241,00o men until 0eteeef.
10 /, 600 until January ana lse,eoe until
the end of the fseal year.
The point was oppoBed by fepubli-
cans and democrats alike on the
ground that the provision decreased
the number OF men which MlEht be
retained by the Navy II il 30 desires,
a Temporary force 81 1St, 900 men ana
had given the President authority 10
increase this number BY s0.e00 mere
men II he deemed 1t necessary.
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Many Masters

We who serve the nation by provid.
ing its meat have many masters.
There are hundreds of thousands Of
stock raiscrs, asking for quick market
and high price for their stock
There are the millions of consumers
looking to us, through tens Of thousands
of retail dealers, for constant supply OF
meat at as Iowa price as possible per pound
There are the thousands Of wage
earners properly eager to earn more
There are the $4,000 holders Of
Swift & Company shares 5000 Of them
women-who have right to expect rea-
sonable returns on their investments.
There are the hundreds of competitors,
big and little, alert to discover, for their
own advantage, any momentary break
down or lapse in our service.
In all our activities we try to deal
on basis of equity, so that all may bene-
fit and none be injured by the advantages
that 60 with organization, wide scope,
and efficient management.
And this service of Swift & Company
is performed at profit of fraction Of
cent per pound.
Swift & Company, u. S. A.
Washington Local Branch lo-l4 Center Mazsst
D. T. Dutrow, Manager
= }
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NAVY BILL DELAYED
BY POINT Of ORDER
Carries ssse, $50, 7s+, a Re-
duotion Of $122,0 24,335
From Last Sessions.

While the House showed a disposi-
ton to expedite consideration Of the
naval appropriation bill today. Chair
man Butler ana members Of the com
mittee in charge OF this legislation
have abandoned hope OF passing 1t to-
day. -.......<
1t, was hoped that Representative
Huddleston, democrat, of Alabama
would withdraw his point OF order
against the h4inE Of the AiEe OF the
Navy personnel, bat he showed teday
a determination TO Insist on the. pVfnt
and the committee had not fortihed IT.
self by q special rule on this subject.
The bill raffies for purely naval
purposes s5ss.S6s, 7S4.ss: The reduc-
ton In appropriations over those ear
ried In the bill as 1t passed the House
at the last session are $122.024 ,35t 20.
The principal legisla tive provision
deals with the eniistea etfength of
the Navy and Marine Corps. 1t pro-
vides for temporary enlisted
strength from July 1 to November 80
of $4,000 men, and from October / to
Decenber 81 OF $4,000, and from jan
uary /. 1920, to June 20, 1920, OF i1e:;
900, or an average TOR the year OF
193Ooo. There were in the Navy on
November II, 1918, 4SS.9oo men, IN.
Guiding members OF the naval fesefvs
force.
The authorized number OF enlisted
men on the active Inst Of the Marine
Corps is temporarily Increased from
IN, 400 to a7.40o.
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Quality
WORK.
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Admiral and Mrs. George r. Clark
entertained at dinner at Wardf1tAh
Park Hotel on Friday evening. June
10, for the Secretary of the Navy and
Mrs. Dahiels, Gen. ana Mrs. James
McRae. Gen. and Mrs. Kreeer, Capt
and Mrs. Frank B. Freyer, Col. and
Mrs. George NuEent and Capt. and
Mrs. John Kahle.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-04-10
Millard- Eastman

The wedding Of Miss Shirley East
ham and Alfred Mllard. Jr., was SOL
emnized on Friday afternoon in the
Grace church. New York, in the pres
ence of the bridegroom parents. The
service was simple but very charming.
The bride, who is a daughter of Mrs.
p. F. Morey and one of the most popu-
lar members Of the younger set in
Portland, arrived in New York Thurs
day from more than years service
overseas, where she went with the first
woman's overseas hospital unit. The
engagement of the couple was an
nounced about Christmas time in Paris,
and the original plan was to have the
wedding there as soon as Miss Eastman
was released from duty. But Lieut..
Millard was invalided to the United
States, where he awaited her in New
York.
Mr.. Mllard, whose home was former.
ly in New York, served as a lieutenant
in the army for several years. He
owns a ranch in Hood River, he anC
his bride will make their home in Ore
gon. Mr.. and Mrs. Milard are enjoy
ing few weeks in Ashville, N. c,
before coming to Portland.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-04-10
WEDDINGS
Bennett.JohnSOn

Local society received the surprise
of years last week when it was first
learned here that Ralph B. Bennett,
former editor of the Hood River News
who is now a member of the staff of
The Dalles Chronicle, land Miss Aana
Helen johnson, popular teacher of
OdeIl. were married in Portland March
%. Rev. E. d. Hornschuch officiated
at the quiet ceremony.
Although a few close friends of Mr.
and Mrs. Bennett had known for some
time of their engagement and plans
for their wedding, generally the news
came as surprise. 1t had been the
intention of the popular couple to keep
their wedding a secret until nearer the
close of the school wear.
NJ Johnson, of Seattle, and graduate
of the University of Washington. Mr..
Bennett is Yale man and waj promi-
nent in Hood River social and club life.
He and his brother, l.. S. Bennett, sold
their paper last year in order that they
might enter service. The bridegroom,
when the armst!ce was signed, had
Just reached Camp Pike, Ariz for in
struction at an officers training camp.
The Chronicle, in an bouncing the
wedding last Thursday evening, sad:
Concealing the fact of their marriage
for almost two weeks, Ralph B. Fem
nett, popular reporter of the c ro lic.e,
and Miss Anna Helen johnson of HOOD
River, now sta1d convicted of matri
mony, according to the court reco DIS.
Despite the fact that Bennett covers
the court house beat he failed to land
the big story about his marriage with
the pretty Miss Johnson. Perhaps he
was losfing on the job or perhaps
well. he didn't get the story.
Mr.. Bennett and Miss johnson were
married in Portland March q by Rev.
L. d. Hornschuch. Mr. Bennett re-
fused 20 tip his friends to the ap
p oiching nuptials He is as uncom-
municative as clam in regard to his
domestic affairs. good trait no doubt.
Yet-he never dropped one little mint.
Ard for almost two weeks he has been