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The Washington herald., 1919-08-03
NORTH BEACH, MD.

North Beach. Nd, Aug. e.-Arr
and Mrs. B. II. Howard are the
guests OF Mayor Smart. Mrs. Smart
il spending several weeks at Luray
Va.
Nr and Mrs. Rauch and friends
motored down to the beach and
spent pleasant weekend at their
cottage, The Avalon"
The Misses Frances and Helen
carey. Louise Quigley and Mae
Donovan are summering at the
"Fairvtew" on Atlanta avenue.
The Union Church property has
been sold and a new edifice will be
erected on Washington avenue.
Services Will continue in the old
building until the completion Of the
new one.
J. c. Mcclure is visiting his aunt.
Mrs. F. Ryan. at the "Hollywood''
on Atlanta avenue
Mr.. and Mrs. Timberlake nave had
as their guests Mr.. and Mrs. r. H.
Gravatt.
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Dunster,
Fort Myer. Va, Mr.. and Mrs. W. 4.
Gordon. Atlanta, Ca. Mrs. Della
Mattingly. Baltimore. Nd. and Mr.
Dudley Shreve were the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. oliver H. Clarke and
Mrs. Grey during the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John J. Allen are en-
tertaining Mrs. J. G. Campbell and
Mss Margaret Connell at their cot
taSc on Bay avenue
MISS Lillian French and AIr Henry
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coat. with silk lapels and ample
shirts to a gasping world OF men.
In the year 1900 mems style
designers were greatly shocked when
they learned that King Edward had
thrown aside the Prince Albert" and
adopted a new one for the first time
at the Queens garden party. 1t had.
marvellous to tell. only one row OF
buttons. Naturally everybody fol-
lowed suit and discarded the famous
old Prince Albert"
Then came the checked suits in
1901. There were many who thought
they were loud. but they suited the
king to perfection. Americas -Four
Hundred" seems to be in for a sar-
torial education that will compel Fifth
Avenue and fashionable Newport to
sit up and take notice"
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Mr.. and AIrs. Heilie and Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. G. Braun, of the Bay View"
cottage. had as guests for the week
end, Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Words, Miss
Frances Hauser and Mr.. VIM, II. Nc
Comas, OF Washington.
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CONTINUED FROM PAGE SIX.

the wounded out at Walter Reed Is
making her forget her need to relax:
she is working too hard out there and
her sympathy for their sutferings
wears on her too. They are both
great horsewomen, those girls, ana
spend part OF each day riding in Rock
Creek Park. They declare that riding
Is brain sweeper. And so it Isl They
are going down to Old Point next week
to spend the weekend. By the way.
they tell me that Bob5ie Bell-Charles
Bells /son-is taking up theatrical
work quite seriously now and Is
studying dramatic action at some
school in New York
MRS. MYRON BERTMAN's
MARRIAGE SURPRISE.
Mrs. Myron Bertman's marriage
came as a complete surprise TO me
II think it did to all her friends.
I had a letter from her early last
week in which she did not mention
contemplating matrimony even. In
1t she said. My canteen in Paris
closed June l and I didn't want to
return so pulled a few strings and
got transferred here CSt. Nazaire).
This Is a station Canteen and we
serve lunches only to the thousands
OF boys who are sailing away from
here daily for home We are clos
inE July Is 0ettsr was dated Jul.-
ID a 5 few will be left here judg-
lnS from the rate of sailing. Don
Dawson and Mai. Richards. who
have just come over to make a tour
Of inspection to the front and S. D.
;. called on me al my canteen TO
see me today II is always a joy
to see old friends fresh from the
States.
am stopping at the Grand Hotel
and on the 18th am giving a fare
well dinner for Col. HarwoOd. base
surgeon here. who is sailing for the
States. I have asked Col. Geere, c.
A. C.; Col Bradford. c. A. c.: Col.
Hill, ". C.; Mai. Bonfrey, Inspector
Generals office: Capt. James c. Rud-
dell. c. A. C, and Lieut.. GriIen, c.
4. c.. and by the way, from Wash
ingIon.
I am a sort Of a household pet
here in all the camps and surely
have enjoyed il July was my
birthday and Col. Bradford. who is
IN command at Camp Guthrie. gave
me party. I had candles on my
cake but no one was permitted to
count them The German prison
camp is just opposite and the Ger
man band played for the dancing.
IT was just a small affair held in
the officer mess"
The very next day received a Sec
on letter, dated July Il. telling me
OF her wedding on July Is in the
Officers Club at the Grand Hotel in
st. Nazaire. France, to Capt. James
c. RUddeu. Coast Artillery Corps,
I. S. A. Of ParkersburE. W. Va.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence schuett en-.
Joy each weekend at their ccetaxe.
Mr.. schuett has landed the prize
trouts so fer this season. Two Of his
recent catches weighed more than s:I
pounds.
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Miss Theresa Cortino. Of Tampa Fla.
and Mrs. Stella Durrow, Of Flint. Mich.
Mrs. Reynolds and her daughter will
spend the month of August in Ash
VILE, N. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Barker. with
the Misses Grace and Beatrice Hoh-
day, are enjoying a few weeks va
cation at the Idle Hou-."
Mr.. and Mrs. z. D. Fletcher enter
tained at their cottage, the pine
Cone" Miss Elizabeth Perry. John
Perry, Miss Watson, Miss Elizabeth
Stone, Miss Mary DeVsughn. Mira. n.
Whiting and Mrs. J. F. Warwick, OF
Langdon. D. c.
Mrs. c. Britton had as guests for
the week, at her cottage. The Holy
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Mr.. George Jolson. brother Of Al Jol-
son, the comedian, is a guest of Mrs.
kronman at the Geraldine cottage.
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Wens. Of Brooklyn. n. Y, were mar
ried July IS. and are spending several
weeks of their honeymoon in the Ad-
irondacks. They will be guests at the
"Bide-A-Wee" after August Is, for the
rest Of the summer.
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Mrs. o. I. Neulle, of the haywood"
cottage, had as her guests during the
week, Mrs. c. B. Reynolds and daugh-
ter. Miss Rhea Reynolds, OF Chicago;
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hook" her daughter. Mrs. S. Tribe.
and son, and her sister and the lx.ter's
husband. AR. and Mrs. A. Jopp. Of
New York City.
Mr.. James Melhchanps and Mr.
Mark Reed were gussIs at the
"Bide-A-Woe" cottage.
AIR. and Mrs. Robert Smith. Mrs.
Louis Garth and Mr. Al Mudd were
the guests Of DR.. and Mrs Chss. u
Beach at their cottage. Beach
Haven"
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Mrs. c. Britton had as guests for
the week, at her cottage, The Holy
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CONTINUED IN FIFTH COLUMN,
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Mr.. and Mrs. TinberIake nave had
as their guests Mr.. and Mrs. r. H.
Gravatt.
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Mis-. LiIIian French and Mr.. Henr,
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DIED.,
ALEXANDER

ALEXANDER. Tuesday, DecemLer 80. 1919,
nw EHY RT at hsF 1esdeaGe s Err s se
Mercer s. Alexander. Funeral saturday.
.nnay !anaary 3 1920 from; ,Nineteehth Street
Friends and relatives inatited -
ANDERSON. Wednesday. DeceIpber 81. 1919,
ar ms home, 1i45 East Capitol sts.. l..
DONALD. beloved son Of Mr.. and Mrs. 'Lyeil
3 l. Anderson, aged years and 3 months.
funerar Thursday. January l. 1920. at
:: Congressional cemetery. $50 PM. =.
BAILEY. AT her sons residence. Lansdown
Pa. December 30 1918, MARY GATHER
in!ermeSt at .Middletown, Del, Friday.
BARRY. At Washington, D. G. Decefnber
So 1919. Maj. Gen. THOMAS. II. BARRY.
2 t.. s: A. Funeral at West Point, y. V.
!anndry . 1920. pm. No flowers (New
York city papsfs please copy! -
> %, 1918. sos pm. Mr.. iAMES T. COLES.
husband of Mrs. Ida C. Coles and devoted
= vived by two sisters. and five brothers. Re.
mains ito he seep at the residence of his son
Ih.. Swami St. thence to Nineteenth Street
Charlottesville. Va. papers please copy i
COLES. The. Elder Mems Relief ,issoeiatior
announces the death of Brother JAMES r
=. ep-LS on December 30, 1919. and that the
baptist Church Friday, Japaiapy =, 1890. al
usual a. assessment will be dye and payable
at the, January meeting.
SECRETARY President.
COLES. Members : If the Banneker Reliai
ASSOCIATION are hereby requested to 'asRmblt
at Nineteenth street Baptist Church Friday
January , 1920. pm, to attend' the fu
neral ot'our late brother. JAMES T. COLES
Assessment will be- due February o AARON
kCSsELf.' Pres JOHN c. BURLLs. X. c.
COLES. an members of Peter Ogden Lodge
NO: 1873. Gravid. United Order of ODD
nellews. viii please attend the. funeral o,
r. \. Z. JAMES COLES Friday, Januar,
,, 1920. pit. Nineteenth Street BaptiS
CnnfYh.; LOUIS S. BURTON y. G.
CHAS- Fl. HARRIS. p. s: u
FLEET Members of the Ladies' 'Bapneke
Aid. Association Are hereby notified of tiu
dsafh Gf TIN of our late member; Mrs. N. 6
FLEET, who died December IA 1913
MAIMiE DENT. President.
tANpoNlA PAGE, Rec, Soy.
tLoHR. Suddenly. Monday. December %
i9i", at Emergency Hospital. MARTIN C..
beloved husband of SUdtt Flohr. fatier o.
.n,arroil FloEr and Mrs. Mary X. Nay
Funeral services at his late residence, sii
* s. se.. Wednesday evening Decembe
81. s.:3Q O'Clock: Interment at Emmitsbur;
Junction. Md, January l.. 1920. 1890 am
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TH.E:WEA,:THE;R>

THE District of Coiumbia.Increas--
ing .tloutiness.. probably followed by
.ra4n orisnow late tonight or tomor-
row: warher tonight. colder late TO-
morrow. AFTERNOON: lowest 'tenpera.
ture Tonight, about. "a degrees; fresh
sout herfy Winds. Z.
Maryland:..- INCREASING cloudiness,
probably followed by rain or snow
night: co der in western. Maryland, to-
morrow afterhoen: fresh. southeriy
"iHhr: .Wirsinia ..1nereasihg .elohdiness,
probabiy followed. by rain on the
Coast end rain or sffow in the .interioT
late tonight or tomorrow; warm or
morrow aft!ernoon; fresh southerly
West vireiniaAclsudy and warmer
tonig hit :. tethorrow .probably- snow and
colder - ..
Records for Twehty-Four' Hours.
''TiYe fGslDwing' the re:dfngs' o1
the thermome meter and barometer at
tke weather bureau for the twenty
four hours beginisiug. at 2 '.p M yes
Tharmometer-Yesterday,4 Z PM, 80
i pm, IS: II midnight; 81 today sy
Maximun, ~ - 49, ,a%,n at noon today minimum
Tempersture I SANE di;ttes last year
Max I'm UNI. AZ: minimum. '32.
- Baromet cry esterday. pm, 20. SO;
$ pm, :2s9s: II n1idnight. Se:o1:. to,
.day.' 4 am So.o5;' s. ann. So.ot: II
noon, 2a922:: = -.
:. -. s..TSde. Tables: ..
Compiled by hfted states soast and
- g'eodetio: survey
Today-.Eew tide, 3 ;45 am. and > :ao
II - M
.Tomorr6w.Icw tide; 9:46 am. and
1o;45. nm; high tide. .a:o2.-am. and
SAB pm. -.
- The sun and Moon.
.Toiay-Sun rose 1921. am: ::sun sets
TomorroW-asAla rises .1:.7 am; sun
/ = Noon rises 1880 p;m.:'sete ! s5.a.m
automobile lamps to be llghted ONE
half hour. 'after sunset.
Weather in Various Cities
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NO NEW PACT WITH JAPAN
AS TO. ARMY.IN SIBERIA
State Department Says Forces Now
= Being Sent Not Start of Ag,
-.
gressive Movement.

II is said at the State Department
nat no new agreement has been made
Nth the Japanese government with
aspect 20 military operations. in ST.
IBERIA and that negotiations on that
subject are still in progress. Some
e the new forces now going in from
span. officials said. very probably
VII be used to reinforce some out
5osts which are threatened by su-
erior bolshevik forces. 1t was de-
AIRED. however. that Japan was. not
:. Undertaking any aggressive move
lnept:
The Czethoslovak forceS to- the aid
nf which the joint allied military <x-
edition was dispatched. soon will be
lady to leave Ior home via Vhdivos-
*. They will be brought across the
acific In American transports. but.
whether they will cross the conti-'
lent through the United States or
canada remains to be determined..
Replying to suggestions that with
he return of the. CzechS it would be
.ossible to withdraw the American
arces from Siberia. officials said the
nerican railway mission. still! would
main to. direct Incorporation of the
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Marriage Licenses: :.

j. M=rriase 'lisensss have been issued to the
John Aaron and Josephine Frazier.
Thomas J.. Terrell and Mary A. wilsy
;ames E. Ross and Margaret ei>. Bryant.
James Stewart and 'I'ertfla Taylor.
LeaHdef Nelsoff and Jessie SiInin6ns
Harry Smith and .Edan Jones.
Joseph Beane and Della Wilson. CO.,.
Stanley lee apd Anna Jackson; both of Bal
vincept A. pfexel of elevelanu, Ohio. and
El9fse NJ Veeder of Mansion. Wis.
, Theodore Williams and Anna HaWkihs.,
.Lobn Carter and Mary Waters. .
Chester Greene and Edith I:prker.
sfn sse K ha1ssi sHas AID apd M4sE NJ Moen ashe
Clifton Turner and Mary Tlomas.
Frank G. Livingston Of Chicago. H.. and
Robsr II. Johnson and Amy Queen.
James MooEn.ln and Aline Speaks.
; David III. Farley and Trenns Rector.
=, Roster Thomas Bladeh, jr-, and: katherine
E Frank L. Bickerston. and. Hazei W. Oar
Allan r. Appersdn and Grayce L.. ElSea :
, posey John aItizer and Bertha Elizabeth
JOHN Herbert Ruiger Of this r1ty and Laura:
Therma Haller Of Capital Heights Mo- &.
. Payl Waterman de sdd CLARA Rappei. sotd of
:Georse wheeler Van sise Of. Cleveland: obiY:
and .Willia Agnes Tporne' of this dty.
charIes g. f., F. saE,r'dy. of Riehmcnd. Va: and
no =
Rils,ell Eugene Dozier snu Emmfe Agnes
Michael j.. Walsh. of MOUNT. Rainier, Md.
and Mary NJ. Travers of this city
MAX Els1eh Of New York city and Cecilia
Evnin of Baltimore. Md. .. ::
Clarenee F., Mitchell of Iandover. Nd.
and Ethel L. Hswkips of Lexington, Va
!. John l.: bernhard of this city.tand Martha
! H. Allen of Atlanta Ca.
Albert Clayton Stanley and. Elsie Marue
James T. Em;srey of .pelaplane. va. ..pd
Grace L. Nyeps Of Linden Va.
|. 'Arthnr E. Seitznger and Enice A. Got&aid
Aansef. Amour " Baltimore. Md. and Rosa
5 arleIa of Richmond, Va. ..
Carleton o.. Hungerford and Carolyn L.
Leech.. =
Robert C. Oakley of birmingham. Ala. and
Gathering f. Moore Of Nashville. Tenn.
Joseph o. Morris and Beatrice Forrest
Arthur Jackson and Rose.E Mills. :.
. Phelp Hicks and Elsie I.eona Davey
Joseph Lewis of Philadelphia Pa and Bes-
sic D.. Gordon of this city.
William Gray and Tsea trice Simms
Willie C.. Minor of Wintergreen. Va. and
Dora ID. Ihoms of THIS city. :.
Joseph 'LF son and Minnie Owens
Trasers c. Thornton and Nla NJ Thomas
Leslie CarIenter Of Chester, Pa and Rose
V. Cunningham of Orange, Va
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GEN.. BARRY's FUNERAL.
:. AT. WEST POINT FRIDAY

: Funeral seryices for Maj. Gen
Thomas II. Barry; u. IS. A., retired
". who died at Walter Reed Hospital
tuesday tuesday morning, viii be held in. the
Cnapel OF the military Academy at
West Point, N V, Friday. afternoon
That arrangement was made by. the
War Department at the request of
the family.
Gen: Barry..Yas superintendent. of
the West Point school for. several
years, and is said to have EXPRESSED
a. desire to be buried there The cadet
battalion will attend the funeral in a
body and full military honors will be
pa id:' Mrs: Barry and her son, Thomas
b. Barry. who served as a major in
the World war. with other members of
the family will leave here with the
body at midnight tehight. It.'is sta TED
there will be no military ceremonies
in. this city in connection. Nv ith> the
removal of the body to West Point.
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!. CHRISTMAS GIFTS MADE.
F.. p. May Hardware; Employees
Have BANQUET and Entertainment.

Christmas refnembrances and souye-
Mrs we're distributed to all. employees
of tire F. +. May Hardware Company
at. the annual get-to-gether meeting
and banquet in the offices of the COM
pafry last night.
!. The roJmS were decorated with
holly and evergreens. 4 big Christmas
II Zee an the middle of the roem being
loaded with the gifts. A programs o f
eutertainmepH was provided by en-
ployes. with music by q five,piecc Or
chestra and other featufes.
Earlier in the day .eonferences. We're
held in the eompany's' Offices between
representatives of the concern and OF
allied Industrial interests from vssri-
Gus parts. of the country. ..
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Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been teported IL
the lealst department in the last twenty -fpuI
hours:
Mary Rowe, 67, Georgetown University Hos
pital. :,
east.
Harry NJ. 'schneider, so, 255s University
Ashton G. Clapham.' As, 1909 Rhode Island
Effizabeth NJ Kimball, Il. st. Eiizabeth :.
sophia Taylor. Go. Emergency Hospital. =
James Richards, 40, Georgetown' University
Hospital.
Alfred, Brooks. 5s 225 Az street. southwest.
. Kate Robinson, 6S, Washington Asylum Hos
pitaI. :.
Clarence Rollins. 81, 311 1871 street
Mary Parker, AZ, 1905 G street northeast
Charles Hall, 80, 512 10th street
Luther H.. Frazier, days, 2L0 Florida ave-
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"JIMMY',. BURGLAR. TAKES.
:jEWELs.vALu LuED AT.s3o0
Robbery fs. Reported by Mrs. .Rer.
i. .tha: MorrisAPqlise Told of :.
=; =. Other Thefts. ::

A. 'aimn.y,:; used by. a burglar at
the apartmefit of Mrs. Bertha. Morris,
1904 18th. street. last night enabled
h'n TO get away With jeweiry' and
clothing valued at $500 1T is be:
lieved ne is the Individual Who has
c comfnittt.ed' several simflyaar ya.r robbesies
F-rederiek B.. Campbell. :4so3 Georgia
avenue. told police Of the tenth Bre.
store. "Phey entered through a SIDE
EindoW.:th hal: been left unlocked.
III. stated and stole postage stamps,
penEni,yes. fountain pens and 5oe.
Lieut. Julius. G: Coeswell. tinted
at PENNSYLVANIA avenue and 18th
street early this morning. and after
loss, of his. .1pocke thook.. ontainin!g
81 SO .'and a card of the American
Legion. He asked the police to re,
cover the pocket book and contents. .
Burglars VISIT ed the residence. .Qf
Mrs. Henry j. Ferguson, 1880 Cali
forHia street gained entrance through
a rear window and stole $40 in cash:
Evening star., 1919-12-31
Births Reported.

The following births have been reported +,
the health department i9 the last twenty -fou
hours:
James L. and Jessie r. Zimmerman. koy
Walter f.. aud Mabel NJ. Williamss girl
.Janies p. and Effie e. Miller, boy
George +. aud Nellie L: Merryrnan, boy.
. AlbertsJ. and Gorilla C. Martin. boy:
William ii. and Henrietta $. Maxwell, girl.
Sant and Annie Easkiu, girl
Elmer l.. and Lille N. Lands. boy.
Jaues F. and Mary: A. Gaghar. girl
Raymond L. and Celeste NJ Goodwin. girl.
.lAd6lphus G. spd Elizabeth e Farmer Boy
Harry c. and Bessie T., Byron, girl. =
Angelo and Annie .Anastasio, boy
Esad and Celia Isdd. girl
William and Mary eiason boy.
George and Geneva Hawkins boy.
Evening star., 1919-12-31
ENTIRE FREEDOM AIM
of EGYPT NATlONALlSTS

CAIRO, December 3O.-DeterrH1natio on
to Struggle for the complete .inoe =
pendence df Egypt ia affirmed by
members of. the Nationalist party in
reply ,o.-a statement issued yest..r-
ter,iay :by. Viscoupt .Milpef, Brit sh
secretary of state for the colonies s,
who declared the commission VIII eli
he. heads wishes to reconcile the 20 :
pirati6ns of Egyptians with. the m
terests of Great Britain and expire = =
ed II. desire. for Egyptians TO eXpr' IS
their opinfons' freely. -
''4.gvpt's' case is known to the word,
ahd a local. Investigation. ie unnec'5 $
sary," says the newspaper issued. BY
the nationalist party IT adds ,th2r
Nisceurit Miners 'inYitation 10 'inAi-
viduaIs to confer with the comm':T
sionsrs Js useless. = j..
Evening star., 1919-12-31
CAN. TELL OLA E. F. GRAVES. !:
Mai. PIERCE of, War Department.
Saws Personal Search Delays.

: MAJ Charles. C fierce. chief, df the
graves reeistritioi DIVISION. War De-
nartment, annonnces that he Is pre-
pared Jo' give sinformat!on concerniiag
tie location of the graves of the'dead
of the Ar.ericNp. eXpeditionary forces,
'and that ii only causes delay to- seek
such informatIor in France. -.
Pro:pectiye visitors to France in,
search of .ers YES are. in.,ormed .ths t
there is sraves regis! !1ation puresed
Of information established at y 'Rse
Boissy. d Anslais, IN Paris. where they
will be welcome and aided in their
mission as much as possible.
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is REDUCED IN GRADE.
Maj. R.: P. Williams Loses y
Numbers. Result of Charges.

Reduction of ten numbers. in ,sr;' d
was the. finding in the. ease Of a.
Richard p Williams. L. - NJ. C., &C
cordipg 10 announceHIent made oy u!
.authorities OF, the,I nited states Ma va
Mai. Williams was tried before ma va
court martial OF charges growing gu
Af an automobile ride last Septepb be
Evening star., 1919-12-31
YOUNG 'vlA!AN.|N:N
IN NBRO,T||F:::uy2DERcA
Cecil Beatrice ve.stet Acdussd. at
Mount cleYsns, Mish.;r' Is
Surrendered. -

:. Mount CiI:MGNs. f,ecem9er 81 lby
tht.A sociated.Pfcssi Cecil Bsatrire
Vessor'was s.srr~n's,rth to the':4uthor-
ijes hi'rc Shorty before o'clock this
niorninG. and p.laccd in the county
ja,l.on ct charge of numbering j. stan
~ Hr-Nts..
T.e giri,. Who ssoutly main taths her
'ign8 nee was brought here in "a taxi
cab from. De.roit' .yhcIe shea spent
Tuesday nisht under g.ard al Z Chi,
O. 20 uews6ahcT!na-., who:located hei;
Mo,.ay-. n. n 1T katmazpo
MIS-. ..N'esier's arrival, s. ear'y was
unexpected. nnr' severdl Jf the county
law officers. had TO be- av- l<ened 10
learn that the woman. whose where
.cbouIs Hlics. Monday. ha"e been care
fully suagdtd. pad b!een' formally sng'
:: This story she. told the Newspaper
men.apd Chief of Polics Stra light, who
II became known today questioned her
yesterday. will be carefully checked.
and IT is understood two persons
previously questioned by the author
lties. proba bly, .will be.recalled for in
terroaation: - -
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rranssiberian. railroad 'apd that "a
military guard for the road would be
necessary f6r the present|at least:
Tie Aperican force numbers about
5000 men. made up ofsvelunteers. re-
cruited since the armistice to replace
the .selective service men sent into
Siberia. =. :.
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MARRIED.

CRocKETT-DuLN. In Memphis, Tenn. De
cenaafr 81, 1919. Miss ETHEL MAY DCLIN
to Mr.. WILLIAM G. CROCKETT of Taze-
:. well. Va, by the Rev. DIR. Buckner. rector of
Crockett will make their home at 5122 Bryan
ST., Dallas Tex
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Newspaper. Advances. ih Price.

ROCHESTER,. N r.. Decembeg 81
The Times Union has 'annouhced an in
crease in Price to'3 cents.
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Credit for Italy.

Tie. Treastiry his established "a
;, credit of .sil6,0o0 in fayor of Italy.
| Thfs 'lTlfisas a total credit. of 81 .62f, :
I 3Ss,0O0 f.. italy, and 'rotal.of, So
! 5fT.S34eQg 10 AL cf'the. allies. .
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Colds. Cause Hcadaches and Pains.
from n. cold grc soon I.eEcved BIZ taking Lana
TIVs. REONitj .QuININE Tablets. There is
only ois y promo. Quiaine.' Il: w: GfsIt Il
Evening star., 1919-12-31
Cuban ,Minister Back From Europe:

Dr. f.e RIOS Manuel DE Cespedes, him
lister from Cuba. has resumed HIS
dot,es. in this city after a I'VE mont tbs
vacation spent in Europe
Evening star., 1919-12-31

coLLINGswoRTH. In sad but loving remem-
brance Of my dear. father. WILLIAM z.
COLLINGsw0RTH. who 'dePayted this life
twenty-three years ago, .Deceplber 4, 1896,
also my tlesr mother. MAIsY r.. C0LIINGs-
WORTH. who died two years ago. Decem-
! her 80, ..In7. -
l eannot say. l. will not say.
They are.'not dead jsst far away:
!. With cheering. shils. and wave of the
= hand
They hav,. gone to tl., heavenly land. &.
+ pHEIR LOVING DAUGHTER, MAY WILL
DIXON. In loving remembrance. of our dear
brother and. son: Rev: CHARLES $. DIXON.
who died 1.-TWO years ago 19, r1,in, peeember n
ELLIS. Sacred 10 the memory of our dear
mother. yranmother. and friend, MiR>
GAREf VI. ELLIS, who. departed this life
two years ago today. December 81. 1917.
.wf,hout, .niurmur. .u9eomplaining. in His
Leare. wiateeer things thou canst not un-
!. DEvpTED Son. kND .DAuGHTER-IN-LAw,
/. JAMES AND =; F. ELLIS
Two years have passed. my.heart's still sore;
Her memory is dear today
ii " r hour gkAsbpaeETER s asssf SALIVA
= DORE ELLIS CRIMES.
: Two wears ago the death ans,r came
|. And dear erandtaotier's soul did claim,
and silently She passed away; -.
/. We never will forget that day. 90
. LOVING GRANDCHIL ID 4 EN-. cARL,
LOUISI. and MARJORIE ELLIS.
!. Days of sadness stir come o'ei me-
Tears Of sorrow silently flow;
Fond memory keeps my dear friend near me-
Though heaven claimed her two yr:rs ago
DEVOTED FRIEND. ALFRED. .LUCHET. .
DOONEY. hi memsry of our dear friend and
ehuni. HELEN Mccoy DooSEl- who de
parted this liz. one. year ago To-Day. Decem-
ber 81, rys. :
Gone. but not forgotten;