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NEW ORLEANS COTTON.

New Orleans, Aug. 1O.-The course of prices was strongly higher in the cotton market today, highest levels being reached in the last few min utes of the day when the trading months were 65 to 70 points up. The close was within 1 to 5 points of the best of the session. October rose to 31.O6 and closed at 31.01. Except for very short period in the early trading, the market stood lat the advance throughout the day, Detailed reports supported the private claim that the raifall was heavy at many points.
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Decker Removed As
 Routine" Matter

Washington, Aug. 1O.-Captain j.. L Latimer, now attached to the naval war college, Newport, R. I, has been appointed commandant of the Sev- enth Naval District with headquarters at Key West, Fla, succeeding Rear Admiral Benton c. Decker, who has been ordered to Norfolk to serve on a permanent naval board of inquiry.
 Secretary Daniels would not com ment on the removal of Admiral Decker other than to say that it was routine" The admiral recently made public letter to Chairman Page of the senate naval Investigating committee, severely criticizing MT Daniels administration of the navy department. |
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By Kathleen Fox

John De Haven really was a thor i oughbred He knew what was expect ed of man, understand the social customs and conventions, but, as he had told Barbara on the cruise, he would have loved life with her on a deserted island. Then he would have had her all to himself. He would not have been compelled to share her ioEeliness with any but the sun, the moon, the stars, the wild things that would not have mattered.
 But the mans temperament was not placid and smooth. He was too virile and spoiled not to want what he wanted and at once. And, beneath all his immaculate polish, his extensive and thorough training, his education and experience, he was primeval en- ough to want nothing more nor less than his mate, Barbara. And he did not have her-except when others had her also.
 He had tried to study her wants, her desires, her whims, her fancies. He had succeeded in this admirably. Everything was done as Barbara wished when he knew it. He was worshipper at her shrine-when he had the opportunity. This had been denied him for month.
 His was most passionate attach ment which accounted for his moods when he could not spend hours mak- ing love to her. It was the denial that was working havoc with him, that and the mighty effort he, was making to conceal it all, which he did. It put strain upon him, that, for all his boasted strength, had it's effect.
 John De Haven became nervous, distrait, sometimes uneasy. He de veloped restlessness that he fought but could not throw off. He began to think of New York, of the stock market, of the work that was going there during his absence. He won dered what Walker was doing, the ac- countant he had left in charge of the
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LIVERPOOL COTTON.

Liverpool, Aug. 1o.-Cotton spot quiet, prices steady. Good mid ding 29.49; fully middling 28.74 l; middling 26.99; low middling 23.19; good ordinary 1874; ordinary 1874 Sales 5000, including 4,700 Ameri- can. Receipts 12,00O bales, includ- ing 5000 American.
 Future closed steady. August 24.68; October 22.S6; January 22.54; May 20.43; Jply 20.00.
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PAGE SEVEN

Belgian francs demand 7.6s; cables 7.6s. Lire demand 4.9S; cables 500 Marks demand 3.13; cables 2.14. New
 York exchange or Montreal 11 2-a per cent discount; government bonds irregular; railroad bonds easy. Timo loans strong; 50 day, 90 day and
 months 9. st5fyf
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WARNING ORDER.
Case No. 1884

H. L. Partin, plaintiff, vs. Octavia Partin, defendant.
 In the Chancery court of Jefferson county.
 The defendant, Octavia Partin, is warned in this court within thirty days and answer the complaint at plaintiff, H. II. Parttn. sssa ss
 Given under my hand and the seal
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LIBERTY BONDS

New York, Aug. Liberty bonds closed today: 3 1-2s, 78; first 4s 85, 10; second As 84, 42; first 1 1-4s 85, 20; second 4 1-4s S1, 60; thrid i Ids 88, 56; fourth 1-4s 84, 96; Victory 3 3-4s 95, 6S; Victory 4 3-4s 95, 84. .tsi
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IF'YoU ARE LOOKING FOR A REAL bargain in one of the best looking and best running cars in the city sec this Oldsmobile Little Six, no junk, but up Ho dates Apply H. K., care Graphic. ~ 8-8-6t
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NEW ORLEANS RICE.

New Orleans, Aug. 1O.-Rough rice no sales; receipts 3,975 sacks; clean rice steady; no receipts; sales 250 blue rose at 8 1-2 to 10 3-4; 321 earl yprolific at Il cents; bran and
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James O'Neill, the
 Actor, Passes Awa5

New London, Conn, Aug. 10. James O'Neill, the actor, died at thea Lawrence Memorial associated h tai early today. He had been ill&fo&. two months at the hospital suff@fin2 rom an internal disorder. His 4As an dsons were at the bedside. HeI was seventy years of age.
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SPOT COTTON.

New Orleans, Aug. 1o.-spot cot ton quiet fifty points lower: Sales on spot 276 bales, to arrive 100. Low middling 25,O0; middling 35,75: good middling 39,50. Receipts g. .161; stock 217,862.
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IF YOU WANT A WELL BORED OR cleaned out call on Baltimore Will son at 501 Virginia Street. Every thing furnished, except rope, bucket, pulley and boards for top. $1.35 per foot. Cleaned out for $2.50 per well
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MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

New York, Aug. 1O.-Mercantile papers 8; exchange irregular; ster- ling 60 day bills 3.59 1-2; commercial 60 day bills on banks 3.59 1-2; com mercial 60 day bills 3.59; demand 3.63 3-4; cables 3.64 1-2.
 Francs demand 7.1S; cables 72o.
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FOR SALE-AUTOS

FOR SALE. Ol.~l:: pass. Stakeholder, ,$750. One model 90 Overland, $65O. One Narrouad touring, $450. One Oldsmobile, 8 cylinder, pass. $125O. One Jeffrey touring, $750. One Davis 7 pass, $1250. One Dodge truck, $850.
 One Olds truck, $1250.
 One Maxwell truck, $450. Any of these for two-fifths down and ten monthly payments. McGehee Motor Sales Co.,, 203 East Second; phone 504. 7-1-tf
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54 ACRES OF LAND, S5 NOW IN corn and cotton. All under fence. Good we'll and two cabins, F mile off Princeton Pike, F cash and bal ance yearly. McNew Realty Co.,, 200 West Barrauue, 8-37-6t
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MISCELLAN

GET GRIDIRON & MINOR TO WASH and grease your car. Call us and we will send and get your car. Phone O.
 X-1-1m
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FOR SALE 1918 FORD EQUIPPED with oversizez tires demountable rims. shock absorbers and silver hubs. Phone Henry Williams, 1884 or 759.
 S-6-tfI
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II BUNGALOW AND TWO |ale. Corner Eleventh and
 fty water, lights, gas. Will
 lrgain, part in monthly pay lpply 1720 West Eleventh 8-6-6t|
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of said court this 20th day of July, 1920, 5
 (seaD s.F. vAULx, Clerk. ] o. E. Reeves, D. c.. 7-21-28-8-4-11-18.
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LOST-AT TONY'S LAKE AUGUST 6, brown bill folder containing dis charge papers of Lieut.. w. s. Ash ford. Liberal reward if returned to T. J. Ashford. Phone 903 or 1866.
 S-1O-6t
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WAKING ORDER

WAKING ORDER
 Case No. 1888 Willie Green Adams, plaintiff, vs. Addie May Adams, defendant. In the Chancery court of Jefferson county, Arkansas. The defendant, Addie May Adams, is warned to appear in this court within thirty days and answer the complaint of plaintiff, Willie Green Adams. Given under my hand and the seal of said court this 20th day of July, 1920.
 (SeaD s. F. VAULX, Clerk.
 o. E. Reeves, ID. C.. 7-21-28-8A-18.
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FOUND.

FOUND-ONE SORRELL PONY with main sheared and blind in left in left eye. Apply 218 Georgia street.
 S-7-6t
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FOR SALE-ARKANSAS AND LOUI- siana plantations. Nath. R. Rodgers, 11Oh Main street, Pine Bluff, Ark
 7-25-24t
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FOR vsALE-HoUs&

FOR 9SALE-HOUSH
 LONE DWELLING; NINE 1 bath; large Tot; south and t; fine lawn; shade trees B near car line, and in good bod; a real bargain. One Hour rooms and bath; near pn easy terms. Three beau F terraced and we'll located; Nine in fine neighborhood.
 nation and terms see or lis Real Estate Co.,, Phones 7-25-tf
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[llI{EQNVERlGINENTS
FOR SALE-COntinued.

GRAPES, GRAPES, GRAPES, FOR jelly canning, preserving and grape juice. City orders filled in "A hours,
 out of town orders in 48 hours. City phone 2598, rural 9517F2. G. F. Hill, 7O1 State street. 8-5-6t
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DMS FOR RENT AT 311
 et; phone 1915. 8-10-3t*
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FOR SALE-TWO ROLL TOP DESKS at bargain. Adams Printing Go.
 4c
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< REN1>a-ROOMS

IT-TWO NICELY FUR
 rooms with board. Apply sPullen. S-3-6t
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E-17o2 E. 4TH; FIVE " water and lights, nice flose to Cotton Belt shops. p0; $25O.00 cash, balance
 Phone 971. McNew Real ey. f -8-1O-6t
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E12 ACRES OF LAND ON Pear Pine Bluff. All in cul- cod farm. all under fence Eor sl7s0. small cash pay pee on time. McNew Realty
 s71. s-e-6t
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tE-12o ACRES RICH |.om g Land, near Pine Bluff nke , road, could easily be
 < put in cultivation. Bayou Egh land and does not over ger Will take $25 per acre small cash payment, bal r McNew Realty Co.,, phone lest Barraque. s-8-6t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-08-11

E. 4TH; FIVE
 bath, nice size lot, near Plt shops. Price $1,s00. Bh and balance monthly. } McNew Realty Company. 8-1O-Gt
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GENTS WANTED.

NT OPPORTUNITY FOR hergetic colored men to rep \ in the state of Arkansas
 contracts and competitive
 Lincoln Reserve Life 1nsur- Sany. Capital stock paid up
 Birmingham, Ala. Apply EE. Rivers, State Agent, Box Bluff, Ark. Miller Building. E -..7-15-tf
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IE-THREE ROOM COT. fteenth and Cotton Belt R.
 2318 West Twelfth.
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HOUSE CORNER LOT d west of Main, easy terms, Russell. Home Insurance 48O-2496. 7-31-1m
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COTTON SEED OIL

New York, Aug. 1O.-Cottonseed
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France Agency. 7

erance Agency. 7-24-1m PE--NEW BRICK CORNER llng, 219 E. Second avenue, Two blocks from the heart
 modern conveniences, size Food location. Will receive IS until August 2Oth. Build
 Tor occupancy September. lsple, 411R Main street. <
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-08-11

FOR SALE-ONE WAGON WITH shafts. Phone 924. 1901 West Eighth avenue. 8-10-6t*
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FOR SALE
FOR SALE

gre tracts on Dollarway and brings Pikes, 3 miles from terms. See A. G. Russell.
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" 80 ACRES LAND ON Ftholomew, three and one 1rom town, about all in cul- pur room and three houses, EEfuck or cotton land, $8O.00
 terms. J. P. Cady, ,1271s
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LOST

SET IN A LIT tie square setting. Between Moore's Jewelry store and POP West Fifth.
 Reward. Phone 1260, Miss Clara Watson. S-1O-6t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-27
A HOMEMADE BUNGALOW.
70 the Editor of The Star


Following up recent article about
starting a movement among govern
ment clerks to buy land for subur-
ban homes near this city. it is well
to state that the present is a good time
for clerks to prospect" in that direc-
ton. Winter is coming on and farm
ing lands within reasonable dis
lance of Washington may be had
cheaper now than in the spring.
One of the most practical benefits
of this suburban movement. aside
from the profits that are sure to be
made by the rise in land values. will
be the utilization Of the spare time
that every clerk hasfat his disposal,
for the upbuilding .of property for
himself and family. as well as pro-
viding food for them. What one man
has done another can do, and the fol-
lowing is recent example in that
line:
Mr.. Charles Robertson, a carpenter
employed in Washington, bought a
lot less than four months ago in a
suburb adjoining Maryland Park, near
the District line. Eight weeks ago he
began the construction of a three
room bungalow for himself and wife,
using only his time after coming
home from his work in the afternoon.
The house now is occupied as home
Mr.. Robertson says that the material
has cost him 1856. He also dug a
we'll during the eight weeks of con-
struction Of the house. He had to. be
at his work by 1880 O'Clock in the
morning. He could have made it a
four-room house for less than 1000.
In conclusion, it may be said that
ten good hens, fed mostly by refuse
from the table, will furnish an or
binary family with the best of eggs.
In other ways the expense fof living
can be cut down, money saved and
health improved in a suburban home
LINDSAY S. PERKINS,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-27
POTOMAC ANGLERS HAVE
OUTING AT BAY RESORT
Local ., Fishermen Make Heavy
Catches at Chesa-'
peake Beach.

Members of Potomac Anglers Assoc
cation entertained a party of more
than 500 fishermen at Chesapeake
annual outing of the organization
Patrons of the affair declared it to be
one of the most successful fishing ex-
curslonS ever given to nearby resort,
ana Il. r. Perron. who was chairman
OF the committee in charge of the
event, received many congratulations.
Inc excursionistS were taken to the
resort on train which left the Dis
trlct line shortly after 9 o'clock. 1t
was run as special, and landed the
enthusiasts at the bay shore at 10
o'clock.
Thirty-two boats from Herring bay
and eastern shore We're on hand to
take the Sportsmen to the several fish
ing grounds, and those who went in
the direction of Herring bay carried
off most of the prizes
Samuel Williams, Familiarity known
in angling circles as Tony" carried
off the first prize with a trout that
weighed six pounds one ounce. He
had two other fish on his line when
the prize winner was hooked. but one
of them cut a hook and was lost.
Other winners of prizes for landing
large trout were DR.. J. N. Roberts,
Charles Porter and AL Buchler. Por-
ter was the only member of the asso-
citation to capture a prize. Samuel
Long. fishing from the pier. caught a
tailor weighing seven ounces and took
a prize. while d. H. Root captured a
prize with a founder weighing four
and three-quarter pounds. The prize
for the largest heardhead was cap
tured by j. D. Stanton.
An unusually large number of big
trout weighing more than four
pounds were landed, and anglers also
caught large numbers of spots.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-27
NEW YORK EAST SIDE
H0N0RS JACOB SCHIFF
President Wilson, Sends Message of
Sympathy toFWidow of
Phi1anthrppist.

NEW. YORK. September 27.-Fu-
neral services for Jacob H. Schiff,
banker and philan thropist. will be
held Tuesday morning at Temple
Emanuel, where Mr. Schiff worshiped.
lnternent will be in Brooklyn
Scores of telegr ANS of coincidence
havefbeen received by the family.
The downtown lamber of commerce
announced last night that 10000
Nacards, printed an Hebrew and Eng
fish. reading tile East Side mourns
the loss of Jacob Schiff," would be
displayed throu ghout the East Side
At a meeting of the joint distribu-
ton committee.tof the American fund
for Jewish war sufferers, resolutions
were adopted expressing sorrow at
Mr.. Schiff's death Mr.. Schiff had been
deeply interested in the work of this
committee and had given more than
$50, 900 to the fund.
President Wilson has sent the fol-
lowing message of sympathy to Mrs.
Jacob H. sichiff.
Mrs. Jacob H. Schiff, New York:
May L. not extend you my heartfelt
sympathy on the death of your dis
tinguisired husband? BY his death the
nation.has lost one of it's useful citi-
zens. WOODROW WILSON"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-27

this year. subject to the ratification
of the Rhodes trustees:
Alabama, 1921, James S. Childers
{oberlin College,. Birmingham. Ala.
Arizona. 1920. Franklin D. Walker
University of Arizona). Flagstaff,
Ariz.
Arizona. 1921. NJ Bradford Trenham
University of Arizona). Bisbee. Ariz
Arkansas, 1921. Joseph T. Hunt
University of Mssouri), Fort Smith,
Ark
California. 1921. William F.. Adams
ICELAND stanford. Jr. University.
Stanford University. California
Colorado. 1921. Murray F. Skinker
university of Colorado), Denver.
Col.
Connecticut, 1920, o. T. Davidson.
jr. yale University. Dayton, Ohio.
Delaware. 1920. William P Ham
ilton princeton University, Will
mington, Del.
Delaware, 1921. Christopher L.
Ward. jr. Civilians College). Will
mington, Del.
Florida, 1920, Arthur P Moor tJohn
Florida. 1921. Herbert G. Ford
University of Florida). Tampa. Fla.
Georgia. 1921. Robert Graham
Heiner tJohns Hopkins University,
Fort Screven, Ga.
Idaho, 1920. Ernest X. Lindley
University of Idaho). Lawrence. KAN.
Idaho, 1921, Edwin d. Ford. jr.
(Whitman College,. Weiser. Idaho.
Illinois, 1920. Frederic r. Gamble
(knox Coilege), Galesburg, ILL.,
Indiana, 1920. Norman Littell
(Wabash College,. Indianapolis, Ind.
Iowa, 1921. Willis d. Nutting Estate
University of Iowa.. Iowa City. Iowa
Kansas. no appointment.
Kentucky, 1920. John H. Davis
university of Kentucky, Lexington,
KY
Louisiana, 1920, Arthur vidrin
Platte, La.
Louisiana. 1921. Edward pubuisson
est. Charles College,. opelius, La.
Maine. 1920, John T. Powers Dates
College,. Machias, Me.
Johns Hopkins 'Ian Chosen.
Maryland 1920. Beverly w. Smith,
jr. Johns Hopkins University, Balti-
more.
Massachusetts, 1920. William c.
Holbrook (Harvard University, Cam
bridge. Mass.
Michigan, 1921, Albert Charles ia
cobs University of Michigan). Ann
Arbor. Mich.
Minnesota. 1921. J. L. Fulton. jr.
(Harvard University, Cambridge,
Mass.
Mississippi. 1921, Frank K Mitchell
(Millsaps College), Sails. Miss.
Missouri. 1921. Corwin Edwards
University of MssourD, Columbia.
Mo.
Montana. 1920. r. H. Beckwith
University of Montana). Missoula,
Mont.
Montana 1921. J. A Farmer CUni-
versity of Montana. Missoula, Mont.
Nebraska, 1921. Russell r. Peters
cornell University. Omaha Neb.
Nevada. 1920, no appointment
Nevada. 1921. Charles NJ Chatfield
University of Nevada. Reno, New.
New Hampshire, 1920, c. E. Newton
Dartmouth College), Somerville,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-27
RACING BALLOONS
FORCED TO LAND
Five of Eleven Contestants;
Descend After Long Flight
NorthWard.

BIRMINGHAM. Ala, September q.
Five of the eleven balloons which
started from here Saturday afternoon
in the national elimination contest
had landed early today. according to
reports received by the Birmingham
Chamber of Commerce.
Army balloon. No. 4. piloted by
Lieut.. l.. w. Mcintyre with Capt. Dale
Mabry as aid. descended one mile
south of Lewisport. Ky: the Mis-
ECU. piloted by Bernard Won Hoff-
man Of the University of Missouri;
landed eight miles west of Caney-
Ky; balloon No. 10. r. +. Donaldson:
pilot. and e. King. aid. came. down
near Greensboro, KY; the Ohio" in.
charge Of Warren Rasor; reported
landing at GRANVILLE. Ind, thirty miles
northeast Of Evansville, and balloon
No came down three miles north
west of Vanwert, Ohio, this morning.
after travelling a distance of NOR.
than 500 miles in thirty-six hours and
forty-six minutes.
The balloons left here equipped fbr
a two-day flight.
No accidents occurred in connect. fon
with any of the landings. and Off Gals
of the chamber of commerce. Which
nave arrangement to keep in touch
with all contestants were satisfied
that the other competitors were still
sailing north.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-27
THREE HURT IN COLLISION
Automobile Crashes Into Street
Car-Other Accidents,

An automobile driven by Andra, Sichi.
300 18th street, making turn at Wis
consin avenue and Window place. about
s o'clock yesterday afternoon, was
struck by a northbound street car and
damaged. Tilda Sichi and Adele Sichi,
300 18th street, and Nina Jennett, 7S4
Columbia road. occupants of the auto
mobile, were injured. They were taken
to Georgetown University Hospital,
where physicians said none had re-
ceived dangerous injuries.
Edward Thompson. 227 9th street
northeast, was driver of an automobile
that collided with street car at 9Th
and East Capitol streets. about 1916
o'clock yesterday afternoon. The au-.
tomobile was damaged about $50
While alighting from a Capital
Traction car in front of Union Station
yesterday afternoon, Mrs. Annie Baker,
sixty-four years old, 20 Bryan street,
Langdon. fell and injured her.head
A collision between automobiles
driven by Henry UnverZagt. East Falls
Church, Va, and Thornton Cropley, S17
B street southeast, occurred at 9th
street and Pennsylvania avenue south.
east, last night. Slight damage. re-.
suited.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-27

Mass.
New Jersey. 1920. John Marshall
Harlan princeton University. Prince
ton. n. J.
New Mexico, 1920: Milan W. Gar
Stanford University. Calf.
New Mexico, 1921. John V. Hopkins
estate College of New Mexico), Mag
New York. 1920. Alexander Buel
Trowbridge cornell University,
Flushing. l. l.
Two From North Carolina.
North Carolina. 1920. c. p. Spruill,
jr. University of North Carolina),
y. c.
(Trinity College), Durham, N. c.
North Dakota. 1920. Franc H.
Crawford University Of North Da-
kota). University, \. d.
North Dakota. 1921, Gjems Fraser
University of North Dakota), Crayd,
Ohio. 1920, Aura Smith. jr. (ohio
Wesleyan University. Delaware. Ohio.
Oklahoma. 1920. Wilburg J. Holle-
man University of Oklahoma), Stig-
Ter. Okla.
Oklahoma. 1921 Joseph A. Brandt
University of Oklahoma). Tulsa,
Okla.
Oregon. 1921. Gerby s Miller tUni-
versity of Oregon. Eugene. Ore:
tHllS iNdIltt, NV, DoNihe
University of Pennsylvania). Phila-
delphia, Pa.
Rhode Island. 1920. James Q. Dealey.
jr., Drown University, Providence.
r. l.
South Carolina, 1920. Edwin F. Mose-
ley (Wofford College,. Laurens, S. c.
South Carolina. 1921. Joseph Z. Nor
wood University of South Carolina),
Columbia. S. C.
South Dakota. 1920. Albert L. Nc
~ h.1g
Alpena, S. d.
South Dakota. 1921. Marshall NJ.
Knappen (Wooster College,. Brook
ings. S. ID.
Tennessee. 1920, william Frierson
Vanderbilt University, Nashville,
Tenn
Texas. 1921. elections not completed.
Utah. 1920 Ralph f. Lewis CUni-
versity of utah), Salt Lake City.
Utah. 1921. J. Morris Christensen
utah Agricultural College,. Logan
Utah.
Vermont, 1920, Alexander Van SAINT
voord yale University, Bennington
VT.
Virginia. 1920. Arthur Lee Kinsolv1
ing University of Virginia), Baltic
more. Md.
washington. 1921. Kenneth C. Cole
University of Washington. Seattle.
Wash.
west Virginia. 1920. Samuel Walter
Washington. jr. virginia Military In
stitute). Charleston, w. Va.
West Virginia, 1921. Henry Harri-
son Cooke Virginia Military 1nsti-
tute). Charleston. w. Va.
Wisconsin. 1921. Clyde Emery wis
consin University. Madison. Wis.
Wyoming. 1920. Charles B. Coolidge
University of Wyoming), Laramie,
Wyo.
Wyoming. 1921. Frederick w. Lay
man University of Wyoming), Lara
mic, Wyo.