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CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROprcE.

CHICAGO. April D.-Aitn0uEn corn dis
innrkc; advanced To- tho topinos, level ye,
FOR May delivery. ItulliSh crop report. and
renewed anxiety about IN" smaiin"s- of
tho amount of com IN store h.r. had n
rrca; deal 10 10 with ;hc upturn prices
v ,yf,h >n 20 3, ten, ~ h.saSl.
20 s..G5i7. Oats gained y TO cents higher.
In provisions the outcome varied from
unchanged figures to 20 cents lower.
Commission houseS apparently over
reached themselves IN pressing the bear
SD" during tn" earlier trading. UntN about
midday the majority OF dealers leaned 10
the View that huiiish factors had been
discounted: then, however. sentiment
changed. owing moro or lose tn extremely
p""-imisttc reports OF leading crop au-
thor!ty regarding domestic wheat and oats.
simultaneously. gossip was reiterated that
Exports OF wheat from Argentina were
likely 10 bc enlarged. Uncertainty about
railway tranlc conditions, especially tn.
car supply In the West gave the final M
ward Impulses 10 prices and in particular
for May
oats like corn. reocdcd at hrs,. hui, then
ros" to the highest prices this season Tn.
advance wn- ssGrbed IN the main TO srn-
sat!onally bu!liSh crop reports
Provisions veCc weak with hocS
Leading futures ranged az rol!ows:
-
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low TO STOP
:: A HEADACHE
EpirOnaI Relieves Pain i'm
Two Minutes-Prevents Re.
turn by Removing Cause
Absolutely Safe.

fyoctors and druggists are de-
HE'D with the new AspironaI
|ixir. which relieves the pain OF
|adachc in two minutes, and also
moves the cause by gently acting
.lhc liver, overcoming biiiousness
d. constipation and thereby pre
hitting the return of the headache
|&1 day. Doctors especially recon-
Ind Aspironal for the reason that
is not dangerous to the hear, and
|cs'not upset tho stomach.
|rhc next time you have a head
BIC go to your nearest drug store,
nd the clerk half a dollar .lr a
|ttlc Of Aspironal and tell him to
I've YOU two tcaspoonsfuI. in little
ter. with your watch In Your
nd. count of two minutes and call
|. your money back, us per manu-
|,turcr's guarantee, ii you can't Iccl
bur headache fading away within
|.Iimo limit. Your druggist invites
HI expects you TO try Aspironal, so
hft be bashful. Everybody la doing
--Samc guarantee applies to colds,
|ighs and Qs uralgia.--Adv.
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COTTONSEED OIL.

NEW YORK. April 30.-Cott"nsccd oil was
hcavy curly under scattered liquidation on
the break IN lard. but a fair rally followed
on buying by cotton houses and shoot COY.
rrlnG on the subsequent Improvement In
both cotton ana lard. Closing bids wcrc )
I" II points net lower for active Deliveries
sales; ll.snp barrels. Prime crude. 1900
asked; prime summer yellow spot. $50.
May. 1881; July, 1877: September. n. %.
frlme winter yellow and summer white
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VIRGINIA ROYAL ARCANUM
HOLDS ANNUAL ELECTION
charles \. Crawford Chosen Grand
RcScht "f Order by Meeting Mt
Murphy's Hotel.

har!cs y. Crawford was elected
Grand Regent at the Grand CouncT
OF the Royal Arcanum OF Virginia.
ned last night in the Murphy's Ho-
'c!. {, {. Page WAS elected vice.
grand regent; James Il. Blanks Pc
;ersburg. grand secretary: j. L. Beck.
grand treasurer; j. H. u. Peay,
grand orator; H. 4. Allen, Jr.. Lynch :
burg past grand regent: q. VI. MILL
Ken. Roanoke, grand chaplain; r. r.,
/. liarErovc, lctc-shurg grand
guide: .. l.. Stcarncs. Salem. grand
warden; j. j. Dalton. o: Norfolk.
Erahu sentry. and w. Floyd Reams.
supreme Representatives
Edwin Becker, field manager of the
Arcanum. made an address. Reports
OF INC various committees Will be
at $3.50 o'clock this morning
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'HICAGu. Apri !l-NauIe; -rlv'. ue'f
st--r. steady 20 - cents Oliver. some an.
sold. Top. tiirq: tulk. $lL5omi3Jp. sheep
.tock steady to = cents .owcf. mostly
&.c0U 1900; Gamers steady Buik, ,gacf
90: bulls steady to :, cents lo"er. calves
strong mostly tijHou! 1909. feeders t;ado
mostly nominal
Hogs-Kcceiptz. @o.hEo: nio.t'y - to 81
cents lower than Monday'a average: ship.
ping demand active. Closing strong Ton.
t!f5): bulk. sIt75u 1926: bulk pigs. S.icoit
!s.Di
sheep a. go. steady to . cents higher:
spring lambs, sgi %. best wool larubH. 81 - /.
top -hrTn lambs. $500. Bulk, 81, jon 100;
best Ewes wooded. S!5oo: shOrn. SiA y.
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Movie Calendar


.BiJOU-Oiive Thomas In "Eoot-
iishtS and ShadoMs."
BLuEBIItD-Tom Mix I'm "rbc
Daredevil"
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Kinney
In "rac Stolen KISS"
COLONIAI-Mnrru Clark
'"u Harrison Ford In "Ensy to
Get"
isis-Ail-stnr cnst Ia "shouid n
Womnn Tell"
q ID EON -AII-stnr cu,t In
|"DnnEcrOu> Hours"
u N-"Thc Lurking PERIL"
|"rpe Dreams nnd Prizes" md "In
the River
NiCTO H-,inry rIckford In
T'fhe ho"dIum" ana "My bingham
RGiri."
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Sunshine in Nnr,Ynx

p + c. EOanokc.- The sun Ia
ove the horizon nj the North Cape
The extreme northern part of Nor
~ continuously from May IL 10
vs. 20, and at Bodo. not far from
|, Arctic circle. from June to
Is g. AT Trondhjcm there is prac-
ally full daylight from MAY "a
July 20. Even in the extreme
18th Of Norway there liz no dark
IS. from the end of April to the
ddlc OF August. In the winter the
= does not rise above the horizon
the North Cape from November IS
January %. and at Bodo, from
ccmber 10 10 December ~. There
only twilight at midday.
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NEW YORK CURB MARKET.

NJ" YORK. April 2'.--Thc resumption Of
bear raids on the general marke, again
sent curb 2ris"s down. the Victims OF
yesterdays drive suffering most heavily.
Standard OH OF New York headed IN.
ontir. Hist 81 iosscs with drop otS points.
closely followed by General Asphalt a;
6R points down. figure not far removed
fros.; the low 81 last February.
. The Industrial list. on the whole. held
tatrl; well against thu attacks ard the
losses incurred for the mos, part were not
heavy Singer Menufactur!nR. however.
sold points of. tn" sugars and tobacCo~
we're weak and Carbon Steel was ; point S
down from yesterdays last price.
Tn. oils wcr" again weak in practically
the entire list. The losses ranged from
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ADJUSTMENTS


rio,ous comedy is "BusrcEs Re
fore pleasure" which comes to the
strand Theater tonight II IS ono Of
thos. laughing plays In which pure
unadultcrat"d comedy Is In fun swing
.or Inc entire three acts Abe Potash
and Mawruss Pcrlinuttrr. whose aim
TO gain wealth in many ventures is
the basis for the comedy, ar" THO Of
IN" cieNerest artists depicting ihis
brand OF huMOr
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Extravaganza with Peach Chorus.

Tomorrow is "Oh Baby" day only
once more the sun must r!E" before
the half hundred and more members
OF the big. Marcus show from Mike
sacks 10 the dainty members OF the"
peach chorus VIII dcbark at tho
an array OF feminine lovcliu"ss so
many prominent stars and such :,
magnificent production has been
booked here in long time The
on Friday night
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vents for nnc granulated. Will. another
Is said 70 he asking &c for fine criuulated,
IN" latter quotations being based upon the
present drptstion for raw sugar.
sugar futures were more active and nuc-
tuatlons irregular and within a rang. OF
nearly ecu. "a pound. The opening was
~ TO ~ points lower under general lIguida-
ton. promoted by the unsettled raw sugar
situation but there was rally on cover
.nH In the late trading and Clo:lne quota
TONS we're ~ to - points net lower sales.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-21

You can't afford to miss
the Auction Sale of.
West End lots of the
Cary Estate Thursday
a fternoon at 2::30
o'clock. Sale conducted
by A tlantic Coast
Realty Co., Petersburg,
Va.-Adv.
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wife: II thoroughly believe the
hand that rocks the cradle rules the
world" Husband. That IN un-
doubtedly the case nowadays. But
parents did not always leave tho
care OF infants TO servants"
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!, Character succr...
Information Bureau.

|fnuuirirs regarding almost my
|pic, executing an icEni md medical
|bjrctn, nrc answered free. A. NIL
Stuirlrn are answered directly by
rSonnI letter. Sclf-nddrcsHed
smprd envelope IL required. Ad-
|cs The 1fmrH-Dispntch Informn-
Pm bureau, Itichmopd, Nn.
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WOULD SETTLE STRIKE
Chicago Yardmen CnII Meeting tn
Hiring General wnlk6ut
to nm End

by Associated Prcssl
CHICAGO. April e0.-Thc Chicago
fardmen's Association has called a
meeting for tomorrow morning TO
settie the strike" Federal Judge II.
NJ. Lands Charles Lyme. District Az
torncy. Snd all brotherhood and rail
road officials arc invited 10 be pres
emf -
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Subscribcr. Ashland.-The Liberty
~ was cracked July s. 1875. when
'tollcd in memory OF Chief Justice
irshall. who died July 6. 1885.
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Puss in Boots, Jr.
BY DAVID CORY.

Wake up. wake up. Ills morning
time.
The brook is singing woodland
rhyme.
And each little bird from his housc In
the tree
Is pouring Il ;hroa,ful % melody
How happy ann once more" said
Jack Harc's Gather. whistl!ng away
as ne pulled on his boots. the two
'usny cate have brought back my lit
To som And then he whlstlcd some
more ana iiadc the coffee
l'uhs and his father yam outside TO
Sc" Donkey Silver Head lie was
cropping the tender grass that grew
close TO the silver brook lila. hn '
he said. when do wc star; OF again
Very soon" answered rusS Junior.
for my father and are anxious to
get back to our I!ttlc white house In
tatn!p city. on the corner OF PUSSY
Willow Avenue and catnip street e
Little Jack iIiI"c was now up ana
running about Every ono was
happy: Puss. because h" had freed
with the Magic Purple weed his dear
father rom the spell Of the Wicked
Water Witch. and tho WuOdmin bo-
cause he once moro had his own lit
Just then the yellow Bird began
to sing:
All is well in tho forests dell.
Little Jack Hare sits in his chair
ny and By. not 50 very long. the
tw-o H'ussy cats said i,oulhv and
rode away on Donkey SILVER IIccls.
and after "A while. ana many q miic.
aud purr and a smile. for russ
was 40 happy 10 once more have his
dear father with him. They came to
the little hu; whore llycd the old
man who mad. Magic Ewing suits.
Let us leave ours with him" said
FUSS In Roots. They need rcpa!r-
through. think ono Of tho wings
on mine needs a new feather"
Then OFF they rode again. through
IN" forest. foi:owcd by the plttlc
YELLOW i:!rd WHO dnrtch hero and
there lihc ulcarn o: golden sun
shine. singing surh happy songs. for
she had !u}h!lcd the commands OF tho
Fairy 4uccn 20 soc that Pass and MS
dear fa.he' wcrc reunited.
Suddenly DonkG. silver IIccly
hrayed, ana there right in from, of
hem STOOD Jack Sprilc. tho Forest
Fay.
"iiclloa. PUSSY cats" he said.
Howinc low his roh-cpnrci head.
Mrs. Daisy Duck lis nearly
crazy. WIZ ! think she's really
Rrokcn- hearted, for in vain
shes looked to see ..ou once again
"Oh i.oi I'm 40 sorry" said tho
old gentleman cat "Wc are on our
way homo now. had 10 idea my
old hOusckccpcr would b.. go upsr,
over our absence" Ana in the nox,
story YOU shall hear what happened
alter that.--tCopyriEht. 1t2o. David
n
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You can't afford to miss
the Auction Sale of
West End lots Of the
Cary Estate Thursday
a ftcrnoon at 2::3O
o'clock. Sale conducted
by Alta ntic Coast
Realty Co., Petersburg,
Va Adv
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Formula for Lime wp,..

Mrs. l.. y. w, Ciifton.-To make
ne water. agitatc AN ounce of pure
ustic. or slack, lime in pint bot
+ nearly H!lcd with water. After
IL lime has subsidized decant The
.ar liluld. Keep the lime in a well
oppcrcd bottle.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.


NEW YORK. april aO.NCotton goods to-
DAY Were pui"ter and coarse yarns higher.
with knitting yarns higher. Raw SIX
: .cady ana tsuiet Burlap shipments in
March from Calcutta wcrr 100 IlJDUo yarJs
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Suh s"rtbcr. Ashland mong The
'.moriai tablets o: statues in West
nSier abbey s,andn Il bust Of
'uEic!!ow. the only American who
IS been so honored.
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fractions to ! points. with no particular /
feature In the trading. There was an |
oiis
The mining shares wcrc less affected
than the other groups. and price changes
wer" not very material. There was no
feature 10 the trnnYHctlona
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JACKSoNViiI.E. Fla Spril oo-Tur.
psntine arm. tl,'sncoo. sales. isi: receipts.
20" shipments. 80: stock. :.d57. Rosin rrm !:
stock. 1857
QUOTE: b. 1915; ID. Y. T.. g. II. I. i7.o:
n Mm; ". 1875: y. $50. VIC. iSI0Ells.Go:
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PRODUCE MARKETS.
COFFEE.


NEW YORK. April :o.-Ncer month liqui.
daion was the feature Ia tn" market tor
coffee futures during today. carly trad
iEE. The opening WA TO points lower
hud thc decline extended some - 30 81
points below las, nights closing figures
during tho middle OF the day. with May
,"urhinE ii72 and september ltI5. Houses
with European connections were sellers Of
NHy. and there WAS scattering liuu!la-
ton, while trade interests bought near
months against sales OF later deliveries
and the mark"t rallied several point. Ia
the late trading covering. with May
losing at 40 and september al, iis,.
I'll" general list closed a y net decline OF
=" to - points. April. lLc5; May. h'i. july.
iios; Scptembcr. 1885,: October. i,.s:: De.
cymber. it7I: January. 1916: March. 1913
Spo,, coffee ruie' Rio No :. i5r;, Santos
T.. :Itt To u. cast and freight offers In
yluled Santos T. for Nsy-Iunc shipment At
y. - and for July-o .rtcmbcr shipment
1910. American credits. Rio - we've Of
tered ~ i'c. London crcdi,s. and sales
were reported Of Santos u for prompt ship
msnt at y q. American credits.
The official cables reported advance
q! 40 rcis In tn" Rio market and or l-3.i
in the rate uf Rio exchange on London.
while the dollar buying rate 10 rri-
lover and Santos futures ~ to ,5n refs
lower. brazilian port receipts. 1900. Jun
GIahy. 100
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Weeks Picture Shows
offerings a. Local Houses
NEc Lie ,Stnry.

nEc Life Story.
In one df N" best plays of her
Zen career. olive Thomas. tho Sciz-
lGh ttauty, VII! b" a"on again to-
hdows," .plaDt"d b. H. cecil Smith
Ipn tho story by Bradley King. Tn
~" direction Of John ". Noble.
w THOMAS ~ said TO give her best
IilofH'nce az Tho season.
the n!mrhird.
Tom Mix has made q tremendous
IN ~ latest Nv william Fox
""inL .'The parctiSSil." which VAS
lown a. Tho Bluchirh Monday and
and tomorrow New stunis.
i!ls ana deeds o! daring that are
Ic lu%afdouS than any vet
rccnci. are shown In this picture.
3nrSncritr Clark HrturnS.
ms hrst pictur" made by Mar
iictItn Clark siuu" her return to
York from California. where
HEY Z" Get which viii be the
iaturc At the Colonial Thcaccr again
iaN IL Us described ns roman
,"2ginndN of the light "ivacious
Should e Woman Tell" The Screen
aSf les, Inc, special hll-Sta- photo
| = y
Re. JaCk Mulhall and Frank cur
n, IS showing At tho Isis Thcater
Ia week
Z Incc Production.
Trhomas II. luce has returned to
mood u his great sp.c,aclcs.
|llIlization" and Clusters Last
Ihtt' ia his latest production.
Elc'gcruus Hours" which win Toe
. ATTRACTION a. tho odcon Thcate-
Character Success.
I'll" lioodinm.' declared by critics
! De tho greatest character success
rMary plcktord's screen history
II 10" seen NJ tho Victor Th.stcr to-
y"hnd tomorrow. This picture Is
second production from Miss
|ckford's own studios 81 which her
fhcr Is tn" business manager.
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|, 'NT""HSIHE IIHFTI! IOnds.
ATS. u. IL. ~. West Point.-1f your
'kl bank VIII not make tho ex-
ange Tor you, and OF our Richmond
INKS vii! do so
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NEW YORK. April 2o.-Thc iocai market
t"r raw sugar was a little unsettled to.
day. owing 10 reports that the British
comni"slon had Withdrawn from the Cuban
market securing sugars elsewhere a,
prices said to be ] cent pound lnwcr
thau tn" Cuban quotations late yesterday.
However,. prices reached record levels on
safes OF 1900 bags OF Cubns fo- May ship
m"nt a. lsSc. cost and freight. and - .O1I
bags for June shipment at i?c. cost and
freight. hut today prices were easier again
closing at Isle for Cuba.. cost and freight
equal TO 10 - for centrifugal. There were
sales Of $500 bags Of Cuhas for April, May
and June shipment TO local rciiners al is,.c.
cost and freight.
Ia refined prices are moro lcSs noni-
nal. a. most rcfincrt are out Of IN" mar
kct- One rctiner IL said to DO a.loca ting
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Gcrmany'. Religious Census,

~. w. g, Einporia.-Thcc constitution
Germany provides for entire liberty
conscience and for complete social
uality among all religious denomi-
lions. Following is the result Of
1910 religious census in Germany:
1oteStants ....--......... g.99l.42l
rholics 23.S2l.435
her Christians --.....-... 2s3.946
WIS ....... ............... 214.l52
III the total population, according
7Lhis census. GIG per cent were
otestants; 36.7 per cent. Catholics;
per cent, other Christians: per
Pit. Jews. and , per cent. others and
classified.
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\ Legal Query.

r.. p.-This bureau does not an
Fer legal uueries
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- Fidelity Loan and Savings az llj.
- Universal Leaf Tob. pfd.. AZ lV,
~, Un:vcr. Leaf Tobacco ptd. al i"ii-
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~. ~. rlond--The autho
this book was Charles Major.
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GRO Re ContinucdD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-27
MAY HAVE ROBBED HERE
Thief Held at Baltimore Identified
as Man Sought.

under arrest in Baltimore in connec-
ton with the robbery of valuable dia-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-27
Our Day

I know not what tomorrow S
dawn may bring along my way
perhaps by then l may be gone
from this cheap ball of clay.
This day, however, is my own,
the day that's now on deck; and
| will chase the shining bone
with bells around my neck. I'll
do a dozen helpful stunts before
the night arrives; assist some
weak, despairing runts, and
brighten up their lives. I've
played a lot of knavish tricks for
which I should atone, and now
l should my record fix, for this
day is my own. l cannot bank
on any day that hasn't yet had
birth; before it comes and slides
away | may fall off the earth
But at this writing l am sound
and full of vim and pep, I'm full
of life, | cave around with high
and buoyant step. Tomorrow
they may measure me for monu-
mental stone; today I'm busy as
a bee. for this day is my own.
SO while | am dweller here
you'll find me on my job; today
I'll dry the widows tear and
can the orphans sob.
WALT MASON.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-27
PEACE TREATY 'BOBS UP
IN THE SENATE DEBATE
Mr.. Lodge Quotes Statement Pro.
posing Share of q. S. in Ger
many's Financial Restoration.

The peace treaty bobbed up again
in the Senate debate yesterday fol
the first time in some weeks. Sen
ator Lodge, the republican leader
started the ball rolling by reading q
press report quoting former Pres1-
dent Poincare of France. Andre Tar
dieu. the French economist. and others
as saying allied diplomats proposed
pooling of all belligerents war debts
and assumption by the United States
of the financial burden of restoring
Germany.
REGARDED Ms "Serious Danger"
This presents a very serious dan
ger to the United States and the
American people" said Mr.. Lodge.
Senator Hitchcock of Nebraska. ad-
ministration leader. declared the re-
port was "preposterous."
Senator Lodge declared that sim
liar program had been given serious
consideration at the Paris peace con
ference. but this was denied by Sen
ator Hitchcock.
Senator Hitchcock asserted that
league members who did not partlci-
pate in the war with Germany have
no voice in arranging the debts of the
belligerents, but Mr. Lodge replied
that they could vote for amendment of
the league to provide for some plan
of pooling the war debt
"If they try to reform the league
for that purpose. it only adds to its
charms. in my opinion" Senator Lodge
concluded.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-27
COUNCIL TO CELEBRATE.

The twenty-third anniversary cele-
bration of the founding of Wash
ington Council. knights Of Columbus.
will be held tonight at the Catholic
University gymnasium. with vaude-
Vile smoker as the feature, according
to an announcement made today.
Invitations have been ISSUED to every
member of the order in the local juris-
diction to attend. Washington Coun-
Gil was the parent council of the order
in this jurisdiction. instituted with
forty-seven members under Grand
Knight Bernard Bridget. Member
ship now numbers 1850.
Professional. talent has been secured.
it was stated, and a special musical
program arranged for the occasion
Members of the council will conclude
the anniversary celebration with a
dance at Rauscher's on May s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-27
REAR ADMIRAL GRAYSON
AIDS IN DRIVE FOR FUND
Accepts Craftsmanship of Commit
tee to Raise 81, 100000 ror
William and Mary College.

Rear Admiral Grayson. President
Wilson's personal physician. has ac-
cepted the Craftsmanship of a COM
mittee of alumni of William and Mary
College, which will conduct a cam
paign for $1,440,O00 for their alma
mater. Plans for use of the money in
clude the erection of a memorial
science hall in honor of William Bar
ton Rogers, a graduate of William
and Mary. who founded Massachu-
setts Institute of Technology.
William and Mary was founded In
1893" said Admiral Grayson. Her
alumni believe that their appeal has
an undeniable claim to the support
of every American. She is the second
oldest college in the United States.
the oldest actually in its antece-
dents and the first college establish
ed in the south"
DR.. ]. A. c. Chandler. prominent
southern educator. recently succeeded
DR.. Lyon G. Tyler. the son of Presi-
dent John Tyler. as president of the
college.
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monds from a jewelry store in that
city. has been identified as a likeness
of an individual who engaged in a
transaction at the store of Shaw &
Brown, 1114 street. in October, 1918,
when $1,000 bracelet was stolen.
Detective Jacob Berman obtained
the identification after his return from
Baltimore last night with photograph
OF the prisoner. Today an effort is be-
ing made to have the prisoner iderti-