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MOI ICES.

kArEkitNtEb automobile mrrhan'c on
nj make vi rnrs WorA guaranteed Gin
Ss,r ! I'oitins. WNikcr tarasc. 9OC jack
son str,~,t. Phone 562S. ID h A.
NO1ICk-Tho A -. REED 4 ssrothcr Co.
having tsVp dissolved. the business OF
.uiIosns ana contrA-imr will stu be con.
nAbctsu ~ slS shipicy street toy kchAru
/. heed and }. Garrett kou, trading ss
Med n BROTHER.
NOTtCE--NEW SEkItS or sHAkES
The csShtsctn series at shares nj fcrpetuaA
savings anu tnNn Associat ion II now brink
iasusst shares dollar Ga h t,cr month
and an bc obtained at any time at the
Perpetual Building. Ninth and Orange
rircets.
WILLIAM q. PHILIPS.
President.
WILLIAM II. Gibbons.
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NOTICE., JAMES 81. ZANE snc
tenant and occupant ut the house sifustrsi
AZ stp-s2t Market 81. known the Bos~4
NilGninst ton In tue Fifth ward of the city of
" tfloifg ton. county of ksw Castle aud
state OF Delaware. Ia compliance With tho
requirements ot ths acts of the General
Assembly. ia such case made ana provided.
do hereby gtvA nothrs that shall apply in
writing "a tho Court of Genera Sessions Of
The state Of Delaware. In and tor New Castle
county. on Monday. tive third day NJ March.
A. -. 1917. Deing the nett term OF said court.
for license FOR said ho.ise an Inn ~ tsv-
srn. for the sale therein of Intoxicating
liquors In less quantities than ono quart. 20
bs drunk the prerpisos. and TIE fOilUg.
ing respect able citizsnR of said ward ~
least twelve of whom are substantial free
holders oi said ward. recommend the ssti
application. vr
James Hiair Geo e. sftsrt
Al,ysrt nuclsr n &. SiunnnonE
lno. q. Urispn Calvin McKsls
r H Dr porl Edward A. Hasscn
JAMES . Fox fohn j King
Joseph Hess y w. Mccall
William q les James PeunettJ
n w. DstDrgren John Porter
A " Hovitti Chss n. Hama
fno Doordun Frank Z. Shilling
Chas Kyle A. Ysrus
& ~. simmons Robert J.. Cain
Victor II Bacon
Daniel Il Kiliroy
JAMES " KANE
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JAMES ". ZANE

NOTICE.. SAMUEL. FsPENsHADY ten
ant and occupant Of tne house situated ~
M ~ ~. 81 cI,y -, wsininyan county n ses
Castle and state 1f Delaware. IN Compii-
snte with the requirements OF tho ATS gF
sa.d s prT,sieis., 10 bersfy give notl~e that
snsi apply n vriting 70 tho Court ~ Cen
ersl sessions. q The state % Iteisysrs'
in and for New Castle county. on Mon
day, tho third day NJ Marcn. A ID.
1919. t~ins the Dert term ~ sad court. Tor
license fot sAd nouse as an ian or tavern
for The saIe therein Of iutorics btns liquors.
in isse quantities than one lusrt. 70 ~
drunk tine premises, and Inc Following
respectable citizens of SAID ward - issst
twelve ~ whom substantial fr-@ hOif u
ers of said ward. recommend me said sp-
plicstiou. viz.
Geo VI Lacey Wlilard ", DTIp9r
'fbox y Montague samuel B NedkPr
Morris FrAnkei !. Ravyrprt
Mtchse, Haits~h Howard E>pgGrE
'rbo y AscEviliv Prank T.. Wtlclr
Daniel V Haughey AbDefger
Frank Caafner Fohn r.. D.ut~i
Antonio. s7ltorfo Iuifts luvess~r
Cnnris~ Ipeunet Louis Goynacci
hicussi j. Carney William Cor
C.e-, ] HArDn George q. Hughes
John ! Mctscidstck
Edward -. Carr
eAAUEL EsPRrsHkDE
NOTICE.. JOSEPH JhBLONsBI. no
owner Of ths nonSe sita.v.i az no
tns city ot Wilmington. couaty of Ee-
Castle and sssts 81 t~ia~ars, In corn-
pltanre Sttn thR requirements OF toe acts
ff the General Assembly, IN surn c@As nsArSo
and provided. on hereby give Dotsos thAs 3
snail apply IN ~ritirg 10 the Court Of Geo.
"a Sessions Oh the state OF DefI~ar In and
for Nsv Castle cspanty. on Monday. tbs
third day oI March. \. ID 1919 DctDs the
next term ot said court, tor . license Tor SAID
house As an suu nr tavern. Tor Tho sale
theretn "a Intoxicating Liquors Al ie-s QUAD
ii ties than quart, 10 90 drunk tns
PROMISES and tne ioiboslnz respsctAos' eatl-
gems OF said ward- at ssa-t twelve OF wno~,
are substantial tresno.dsrs sad ward.
recommend SBo said sDpsicst'on via.
| fSnlis CsrusO George Jordan
Joseph Hess s4izao l)utchcF
James FOX Hugh A. Gallagher
w. q keithiey Richard Ponxe
Henry 4. CroziGr Charlie Kaiser
Harvey e. Nichols lanea IL. Hayes
VIM AlEeTttzar NICOLA -. solo
Harry a.. Bacon tse0- r. Miller
David Gilman l w. Richardson
Rufus = koncy Angelo i1amenna
stanley 8. TurhtDn sala NsTuO
JACOB Thompson Joseph = Reynolds
JOSEPH .TABLONShL.
NOTTCF Fl. VI &. FLOOD. the tenant and
s..f7luant of the house situated aE 50s
Orange street iD the Fifth ward Of thf
clty ot Wilmington. county ot Ne~ castle
and state Ot Delaware. IN compliance wttn
tlre requirements ot tire acts of the benerA
Assembly, In such case made and provided
do hereby give nos4ce that shall apply n
writing To the Court 81 General sessions oi
| the state Of Delaware, IN and Tor SeE castle
county on Monday. the third day OF Asrrn
a D. 1919. being the next term OF said
to,Irt for a license for said house ~ 40 Inn
or tavern. for the sale therein OF intoIc at
! ing liquors IN less Quantities than one Qlisr'
I to be drunk the premises. anu the fol-
! lowing respectable citizens OF said ward. AZ
! least twelve OF phom are substantial free
Z holders oi said ward, recommend sne said
/ i'm viz
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-30
MACHINISTS.

PRICr MACHINE co.
Genera MAcnnist<
ais w FRONT ST
Repair very description dnue
promptly aC reasonable price New and
used machinery tOoas ansomooL1s. motor
cycles and gasoline engines bought sold ana
exchanged bel nhooe 1854 "
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IOSI AND FOUND.

DEPOSIT BOON on ,he Artisans Savings
hank No Il 23S in tho name of Foiic
HrntssN Application has been made for
ac~ tpuk tuiic Brotssy
BOT fNIs--tBNrtc,,at an CauseWay. just oIt-
IL, pt NIininkton. owner may have
same Ivy identiiy ytn, AMI paying tor this
adv W. Ntckersnn. 3S.tS West st.
fpt y D-Usercoat. on Cause~ay. just out
stde at Ilniins ton. nwnC, may have same
IN luCntit yinE auu payttE for TINS Adv. W.
4 Nic~et son. AlllliuEtOn. Md
GOLD Cnsln and laVailIere. set with pearls.
l,st higuly prizrd Reward returned TO
titss 4, stewart. Richardson Park
Lost kngnsh hiit dog. lawn Colorcf. Re
turn ~ West street. phone I0Sf
Kew ~sfd
sTkl>t; pearl heads. Saturday evening
StNtu Strrc' car tlndcr p,casC cali tele-
phAnc NalS
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-30
PRIVATE BUSINESS SCHOOL.

HINES SCHOOL. 402 ". I'D treei
grads boOkkeepers, iypists anG SIenoz-
rapners. systems IN uss the scnoo 4rrr
auar def the Medal OF honor nj the t'anan.a-
facinr EapooittoU Individual advancement.
Enter ut an, ttu,e. Phout 5227 "
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-30
AZ tsioyaIs.

fflht y * ANN DenLaatr uAvr removed
tl.rir once ,rgm al hiarket street u i5ela
xart ssenas tnu Nst iornefls DT Harry
Jarrett pfrsc4
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-30
MONEY TO LOAN.

AOSkN To LOAN
on real estate ~ you haNr good security y
you get the money right away Address
|. 40. Fvery Evening OF CT
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-30
STORAGE.

S1oKAGE rooms aor rent Both phones.
cOxr~ Lang @. 1905 Orange
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-30
AUTOMOBILES TO HIRE.

TAXI SEkstCE-Sulck dspendaDie. With
reasonable rates From anJSaere TO any
wbere. anytime Gall s23 Neat Ninth
street.
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WOUNDED SOLDIERS ARE
PLACED IN SHlPYARDS
Thirteen Sent to Hog Island Were
Injured in the Fighting at
Chateau Thierry.

Thirteen young men who fought in
the battle of Chateau Thierry and
were invalided home to be stationed
for recovery at Walter Reed Hospital
form the first group of wounded
American soldiers TO be placed in
shipyard employment by the United
States employment service of the De-
partmeDt of Labor.
The thirteen men who form the van
guard of the Hog Island force had all
been wounded in the Marine fighting.
one of them, Corp. Alfred BeIanger of
Brunswick, Me, was the wearer of
the French war cross.
The other men are: Howard Stew
ems. Watford City. y. D.: Dorsey KEEL
~ Revere. w. Va; John Gordon. New
Lexington, Ohio; Jessie Keowen, Phil
adeiphia. Pa; Richard Manning. Al
pine, \. Y; Roy DOYLE. Portland. Me
Theodore Zechin, Newcastle, Neb., and
Hugh l.. Harreli. Kansas City, Kan.
Discharged soldiers in numbers are
being placed in service either as mem
beTs of the merchant marine or as
shipbuilders. through the cooperation
of the shipping, board with the Labor
Department. The various agencies of
the government which are Interested
IN the welfare of disabled soldiers are
endeayoring to place such men in jobs
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IMPRESSIVE SERVICES
HELD AT MONASTERY
Celebration of SUPPLEMENTAL of
Coming of st. Francis Is
Observed.

Solemn and impressive services were
witnessed yesterday by a large at
tendance at the Franciscan Monas-
terry. The occasion was the formal
celebration of the septi-centennial of
the coming of St Francis, the founder
of the Franciscan Order, to the Holy
Land. where he esta blished the Gus
tody of the Holy Places.
AT o'clock Ri. Rev. Bishop Shahan
of Catholic University otficiated at a
pontifical high mass. He was assist
ed at the throne and altar by the fol-
lowing clergy: Very Rev. DR.. Dough-
erty, vice rector of the university,
assistant priest; Revs. Paschasius
Hertz. o. c. D, and William Marchant,
Q. p, deacons of honor; deacon of
mass. Rev. aJsper Thoenessen. O. f.
M; suhdeacon. Rev. Albert. OBrien,
.. f. NJ; masters of ceremonies. Rev.
Aurelius Borkowski, @. +. NJ, and
Br. Antony Bruya. o. f. NJ. The other
assistants We're members of the De-
minican and Franciscan communities.
The sermon was preached by Rev.
Ethelbert Sambrooke, Q. +. NJ, mis-
sionary from Montreal, Quebec. In the
course OF the sermon the preacher
x
done in the Hoy Land by ST. Francis
and his successors during the past
100 years.
Following the sermon a process
sional visit was made to each of the
shrines of the monastery, to which
Rome has recently extended the an
cient indulgences of the original
holy shrines of Palestine. At each
of the shrnes prayers were recited
inaugurating the extension of this
singular privilege to a church in the
National Capital.
AT $3.50 o'clock in the afternoon
there was solemn benediction, al
which the superior of the monastery
Very Rev. Godfrey Schilling, O. +. NJ,
officiated assisted by the monastery
and visiting clergy. After the bene-
iiction there was d procession from
the Grotto of Bethlehem, with a fig
ure of the Divine Infant, which. after
passing through the various chapelS
of the church. ended at the great CEN
ter altar. Music was provided by the
choir of the monastery, under the di-
rection of Rev. Joseph Rhode, Q. F.
NJ, with Prof. G. Herbert Wells at
the organ.
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Debutante From Marine Corps.

Mrs George Barnett. wife of the
commandment of the Marine corps " ~
present her daughter, MISS Lena =
Gordon. TO society al a tea this alter
NOON, in the handroon at the marine
barracks. from 4:30 to : O'CLOCK me
Great room has been made gay with
flags. bunting and palms. ana nus
| American flag tianked by the Marine
Corps flags viii form the N@ 1,l>
! ground for the receiving line Inc
flowers sent to Miss Gordon furnish
a far different note OF color and more
in keeping with her exquisite COSTUME
of pale pink chiffon over cioth OF
| silver to he worn for the event.
Mrs Barnett is wearing gown Oh
| white satin, fashioned quite siinpIE
and her young daughter, Miss anne
Barnett. a dainty frock OF pale blue
| chiffon and silver.
| Assisting will be all of the dehu-
tanteS who have been presented TINS
/ season
Mrs. Josephus Daniels viii be at the
tea table the greater part of the ait
| ernoon. and others to assist IN ths
| tearoom will be Mrs John II. Russell.
! Mrs Mark Bristol and Mrs. Belilnger
| Mrs. John w. Weeks and Mrs ID.
| Buchanan Merryman and Mrs. Arthur
| st. Clair of New York are among
! others assisting.
| Following the tea this afternoon.
| for which several hundred invitations
+, We're issued, will be a dance tonight
| in the bandroom, for the debutantes
/ of the season and a few other young
| persons, and a seated supper will be
/ served at midnight
/ Mrs. James Marion Johnston win be
| hostess at a tea this afternoon at her
residence on 21st street. presenting
her debutante daughter. Miss Eleanor
Johnston. to their large circle OF
| friends of official and old resident So
| cety Mrs. Seaton Schroeder viii pre-
| side at the tea Ia ble assisted by Miss
Emery.
/ Miss Johnston is wearing a charm
| ing gown of pale gray taffeta with
touches OF pink MORE. and Mrs. John
| ston a gown of black velvet Mrs
| Randolph Mason. who assisted her
mother and sister in receiving. is
wearing a handsome gown of deep
pink chiffon combined with silver
cloth.
Mrs. Mahlon Pitney has gone to New
I York to accompany her young daugh-
ter. Miss Beatrice Pitney. who is re-
turning to school and will not be a.
home this afternoon.
Senator and Mrs. Hard salisbury
will be hosts at dinner on Wednes-
day evening.
Mrs. Philander Chase Knox and Mrs
Hiram w. Johnson will be at home
Thursday, from until o'clock, a {,
1927 K street.
Representative and Mrs. Homer
Snyder who have been spending th'
holidays at their home in New York,
have returned to the Willard for the
season.
Mrs John l.. Saltonstall has been
obliged to cancel her social engage
merts on account of illness.
Mr.. and Mrs Hugh Wallace viii be
hosts at a large dinner party this
evening
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Brockman-Burt Wedding.

A quiet wedding took place at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Calvin
Bell. 642 c street northeast, this
morning at 10 o'clock, when their
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William
]. Brockman. of 1647 Lamont street,
became the bride of Mr.. Walter Fred
erjck Burt, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
erick A. Burt of Arlington, Mass.
The ceremony was performed in the
presence of a small group OF relatives
by the Rev. Alfred f. Barrows, d. D.,
of the Eastern Presbyterian Church.
DIR. BarroWs is a member of the old
Vermont family of Barrows, long
line Of prelates, of which the grand
father of the bridegroom, Rev. Justin
s Barrows, was a well known New
England Methodist minister.
The brides two brothers, Sergt.-
Mai. William Z. Brockman and Sergt
John b. Brockman, are in France with
the air service, and her mother has
been spending the past few months
in Denver, Col, where her two sis
tiers, Mrs. Daisy b. Elwood and Miss
Nav Ethel Brockman, are detailed on
government work
Mr.. Burt graduated from Boston
University in 1909, and received the
degree of master of arts from Dart
also teaching physics at the time He
has been principal of high school in
ssachusetts, and at the time of his
enlistment was teaching science in
the Bridgeport High School. He is
now acting ergeant-majo r, and de-
tailed on scientific research work at
the bureau of standards for the air
service.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burt will make their
homo in Bridgeport Conn, later on
and will be at home, after January
Is, at 642 G street northeast, until
that time
Tho Dixie Chapter Of the United
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Mr.. Barrett to Be Host.

The Chilean ambassador and Sonora
de Matthew will be the guests OF honor
for whom Director General John Bar
rett of the Pan-American Union viii
entertain at dinner in the salon of
the Americas at the Pan American
building tomorrow. Tuesday, night.
AS a special tribute to this distin-
guished diplomat and his wife, the
Vice President and Mrs. Marshall VIII
be present. Among those from out
side Of Washington who are coming
on especially for the dinner Will be
Mr. and Mrs. Edward 7. Stotesbury
of Philadelphia, MIR. and Mrs. stuart
Duncan of New York, and Rear Ad-
miraI Hugh Rodman OF the overseas
battleship fleet.
Capt. and Mrs. Perry Belmont en-
tertained at dinner last night for
their house guests, Miss Isabel Stet-
tinius, daughter of the assistant sec
Emery, daughter of Mrs. Arson of
New York, who are their house guests
for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edison Bradley will en-
terrain q small dinner party on Sat
urday. later entertaining their guests
in their box at the charity ball.
Former Secretary of the Treasury
and Mrs. McAdoo left Washington
yesterday Ior California where tHey
will spend three months.
Lieut.. Commander ]. W. Bunkley,
L. S. N, and Mrs. Bunkley are visit
ing Commander and Mrs. Harvey De-
lano at the navy yard for few days.
Mrs. William Corcoran Hill will be
at home this afternoon and the fol-
lowing Mondays in January.
Mai. and Mrs. August Belmont have
taken a house in Washington at 2011
F street and Mrs. Belmont is already
established there. She is continuing
her active work in the Red Cross.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-01-06
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to the
following:
Earl G. Drake of Mendon. Ohio and Sarah
A. Price of Danyille, Ia.
Archie l.. Washington Of Cincinna ii, Ohio,
and Johnnie NJ Strnnd of Hunting. W. Va.
John T. Owens and Henrietta Turner.
Edward {. Ellis and Henry Hope Crew. both
of Ashland Va.
Malcolm Il Todd and Mary L. Brathwaite.
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where they can. with specialized
training. make more money than they
did before the war. -
E. G. MERGENTHALER DIES.

Eugene G. Mergenthaler. son OF thu
inventor of the Mergenthaler linotype
machine. died Saturday at his home
in the Marlborough apartment. Balti.
more.
Funeral services were held this
afternoon at Zion Church in Baltimore
conducted by Rev. Or. Julius Hof.
mann Interment was at Loudon PARK
cemetery, Baltimore.
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80cie}tX,

- ARGIS Y BAABA, honorary vice
consul in Chicago. has come TO
Washington and presented MS
~ credentials as charge daffafres
of Persia to succeed Mira All
Kula Khan, who viii sail from New
York tomorrow on the transport Mon
golia for France, to become delegate
from his country to the peace confer
ence.
The new charge d'affaires accchhpa-
MED his predecessor and his family 10
New York, and will return mere III d
day or two to assume his duties oc-
cupying for the present the ieSaooh
at 1913 10Th street. He is profound
Persian scholar and particularly
learned in the lore of his country anu
in the arts and crafts of ancient ana
modern times.
The minister of Switzeriand ana
Mime. Sulzer will entertain two dlnhef
companies. one for THURSDAY. Janu-
airy Q. and the other for 1uesdaS'
January IA.
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Births Reported.


The following births have been reported te
the health department in the last twenty fouf
hours:
John W. and jamie f. Trusheim. girl.
William X. and Helen X. Taylor girl
Patrick j. and Mary A. Tierney, girl.
Angelo and Georgia Sederocelis. girl.
Michael J. and Julia L. Ryan, girl
George f. and Mary J. Rohrman. girl
Edgar NJ. and Harriet N Poole. boy.
Charles p. and Ruth +. Pitts, boy.
Raymond c. and Rose Il. Nicholson. boy.
Frederick l.. and Louise E. i.utes. girl.
Leigh e. and Anna NJ. Kelsey, boy and girl
twins
Theodore and Catherine HemmclberSer, girl.
Roy ]. and Helen NJ Harper. boy
Frank W. and Mary l.. Gibson, girl.
Thomas NJ and olga l.. Foley. boy.
Memo ]. and Rhoda A. Dickinson, girl.
Harry NJ. and Mary e. Dodd. girl.
Raymond T. and Mary II. Daniels. girl.
William v and Hattie Haulsir. boy.
Walter and Mary Raymond. girl.
William H. and lola Mason, boy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-01-06

Daughters of the Confederacy will
entertain a number of soldiers from
Walter Reed Hospital at musical on
lie evening of January IL at the Con-
federate Memorial Hail. 1922 Vermont
avenue.
The reception committee assisting
Mrs. Paul l.. Joachim, the chapter
president, Will he Mrs. Goodwin d
Ellsworth. Mrs. ID. a. Skinner. Mrs
John 5. Tomlinson, Mrs. George x
pen denmark Mrs Maude Howell Smith
MIS-. Henry knoch, Mrs. J. e. Swain
MS. Frank Birthright, Mrs Alfred
iarsh, Mrs. J. w Rose, Mrs. A. H
Mitchell, Mrs. a. Z. Taber, Mrs. Al
Ired Talbot, Mrs George Garner, Mrs
Thomas l.. Fortune. Mrs. Katherine
W Johnson, Mrs. Parker Anderson
Mrs. W. l. Hazard. Mrs D. e Win
stead, Mrs. Edward Crawford, Mrs
l. s. King and others
Much interest is manifested in So
'iety and literary circles over the
eCent and somewhat unexpected
marriage of Walter Pulitzer, the
%rlter and critic, and son of the late
Aibert Pulitzer. to Miss Caroline z.
Gnglehart of Buffalo. N. Y
The news leaked out at the Belle
iue-Stratford the other night, where
/ hoiiday party was given in honor Of
he newly married couple 1t then
sranspired that the PuIitzers had
ONE over from Atlantic City, where
they had gone on their honeymoon, as
elimination of Il pretty romance
which started last May when the
young folk met for the first time "a
/ New York musical.
The Washington AIumnae Chapter of
hi Omega will hold a meeting at the
- Oh
day evening, at 7:30 o'clock, at 2024
. street northwest
Miss Thelma Davis entertained the
officers of Boiling Field at New
fear eve dance in honor of the re
urn OF Ensign j.. j. Gibbin of Boston
from overseas. Among the out-of-town
guests here for the dance were En-
sign l.. \. Lenzen of Illinois, Ensign
Lieut. Carroll of Buffalo.
The patrons of the Beaux Arts Salon.
til3 IL strict, entertained yesterday
afternoon for the French Club in
honor of Or. ]. Walter Fewkes. chief
Of the bureau OF American ethnolouy,
smithsonian Institution and Mr.
Rosa F. Downing DIR. Fewkes gave
n interesting talk on Hopi Indian
S|huS' anu MI LOWING spoke on
the Irish question and the Sim Fein
movement
Miss Maude L. Fowler presided al
lie tea table and was assisted by
MISS Bonita Morton, Miss Ruth John
ston Miss Laura Buelow. Miss Anita
j: Norman and Miss Mabelle V. Aus
Tin, Mr.. de Zapp being host.
John Barrett director general of
the Pan American Union, will be the
guest of honor at next SUNDAYS re
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-01-06

Beginning the Russia new year the
Kolchak government will remove the
prohibition on manufacture and sale
of vodka. The prohibition was I'M
posed by former Car Nicholas.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-01-06

A petition signed by a number of
prominent Englishmen has been pre-
scented to Premier Lloyd George ask
ing for the release of conscientious
directors.
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ception. when Miss Mary Miller
Purdy will pour tea.

The annual corporate communion
of the Woman's Auxiliary of the Do
cese of Washington will be held in
st. Johns Church, 18th and H streets,
at II o'clock tomorrow morning, and
will be followed by a luncheon in st.
Johns Parish Hall. with the usual
business meeting after.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-01-06

The Florida Society will meet to-
morrow evening at $50 o'clock at
1914 F street, to which all Floridians
are invited. Among those attending
will be Senator Duncan Z. Fletcher.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-01-06
Large Lot of Georgette
and Crepe de Chine
! Waists

: Regular s. and SO waists to be sold for -.
. All coiors and all sizes. Phone Columbia 1909.
srrivate residence 5e21 Georgia ave. NV.
Home all dny and evening.
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Tho Dixie Chapter Of the United
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-01-06

Former Secretary of the Treasury
and Mrs. McAdoo left Washington
yesterday for California. where they
will spend three months.
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Lieut.. Commander ]. W. Bunkley,
L. S. N, and Mrs. Bunkley are visit
ing Commander and Mrs. Harvey De-
lano at the navy yard for a few days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-01-06

The Washington Alumnae Chapter of
hi Omega will hold meeting at the
rooms of the active chapter on Tues
day evening, at 1870 o'clock. al 2024
. street northwest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-01-06

Mr.. and Mrs. Edison Bradley will en-
terrain a small dinner party on Sat
urday, later entertaining their guests
in their box at the charity ball