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The Washington times., 1920-11-22
LOST AND FOUND

ANY tewelry article lost or found will be
advertised free Of charge If you call in
person.
sELINGER'S. $50 + st. n. W.
WATCH-Near 18th and n SITS. y. W,
lady's open-face gold, monogram NJ. NJ.
A. Reward IL returned.
WRIST WATCH-Gold, Nov. .. marked
Mary Jones" Please return
PEARI.S-Will lady who works in Treas
ury building that found strand of pearls
please return.
WATCII--Iady's lax WaItharo: mona
Srarn \. J. G. Reward II returned to
sELINGER's. $50 i st. y. w.
BUNCH OF KEYS-one patrol box Key
Reward, 1906 Vermont ave. y. w, ofdcer
BULL TERRTER-Boston: black, with
white on face and toes, and wearing har.
ness with the following tags: b747, 1889
SotS Liberal reward IL returned to owner
name Of Buster.
BULL TERRIER--white; named Rummy
Reward. w. c. HERRoN. Franklin 1860
cHoKER--Mink, at shubert. .GarrcI. Sat.
=, urday afternoon reward. Col. 59?s. 1926
DoG-Collie. strayed from 1853 Willard ST.
N. w; name Ted; reward.
DoG-white, brown spots. Reward II re
turned to 1918 LIST st. n. W.. or phone
North 1913.
DoG--white. brown spots. Reward 1918
EARRlNG-Seed pearl, between Poi's The.
=, ster and Jefferson pl. November IL
Finder please phone Frank. 579e.
GAUNTLET--Tan kid. Reward 2333 Ash
mead pL ~ w. North 6S9:.
POODLE DOG-Lsrgr, dark gray cars; tar
No. 90ls: answers TO name "DiNie;' Mon
day Reward. 1901 9Th st. n. W. North
16l.
PURSE Small SiS7O, ON " st, between
Sth and 9th Or on Sth bet. u and + y. p.
Please return and receive reward, 7l0 l.
st, n. T., or cali Lincoln h23.
RING-l.sdy's valuable. Nov. 6. probably
near TruNton Theatcr. Liberal reward,
BON 1855, Times office.
vEtTr-G.argc black embroidered veil be-
tween l. and @ ats, 18th and 10Th ats. on
q, sunday Reward, T.. STRATRUCkER.
George Washington Hospital, 1899 II 81,
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WRIST wATCH-Lady's gold. SATURDAY..
initials NJ. A. u. Reward, 2O2O q ST.
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The Washington times., 1920-11-22
SPECIAL NOTICES

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correctly without assiSUnrc. NsE about u.
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-22

ian. - investigating the maiady
that iu the past few days has killed
or seven NJ me thirteen fine hogs
owned by Nr. Langley, farmer liv-
ing north Of DOWs giac and Just in
s.9 the Van Buren, county line.
The state agent from a cu-sory OK
.U .1a.iOn does not believe the di-
aelse is cCnta gious and decided 20
Observe the ease for the next few
lass
For The first time in The history
= state grange affairs. Berr.en
county has fura shed an officer Of
-hl- body SIrs. Edith Spau'ding
rf 8uendna1 has been elected flora.
Sirs SpauiC.1g was born and edu-
Gated jn Cleveland
Miss Elsie ~ Hinze Of Center H..
and Oscar II. Seinssen Of Niles were
united IN marriage at the Hopkins
home In Michigan City by Rev.
Frederick T. Hopkins. The atten-
dau-s were Joseph Ruokosky and
Miss Dorothy RuOkOsky.
Burdette Baker Of this city and
Miss Elizabeth Sitter OF Buchanan
were married at the Methodist Par
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-22
InUite Mrs. MGcSiUiney
To address Meet Here

II the plans made at meeting
Of the knights Of Colpn bus ma
tc~Iaiizc, South BEND VIII be given
an opportunity OF hearing Mrs.
Nariel NacSwiney. widow of the
late Terrence AIaCSSwiney, lord
mayor or Cork, il became known to-
day.
Mrs. NacSwiney is now enrOutc
west ana an effort Will be made TO
bring her 10 this city after she
reaches Chicago. T.. J. McMarra
was appointed chairman OF COM
nittee TO confer with other irish
societies Of the city and work in
conjunction with them in arranging
the program and entertainment fea-
lures. Mrs. MacSwiney's manager
win at once be communicated with
and a definite date set for her visit
here.
Fountain syringes. water bottles
and combination syringes, Hair
Pricc Rastisn's Drug Store.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-22
ASKS JUDGMENT on
PROMISSORY NOTE

Judgment Tor $3.50. per cent
interest from date. and per cent
attorney fees - asked IN a Circui
court action filed Tuesday oy Della
Wilhelm against stephen J. Taber-
ski and Katazyna TaberskL The
complaint states that the plaintiff
loaned $3.50 70 The defendants on
a promissory note dated April 30,
1920. which was 20 run six months
without interest. and it not paid on
that date was 20 draw interest from
date. The plaintiff now asks Tor
court order 10 compel payment Of
the note and the cost ~ the action.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-22

sonage by Rev. J. r. T. Lathrop.
The couple was accompanied by Mrs.
Eugene Baker. the grOOms mother.
The groom is employed as switch
man by tho Michigan Central rail-
way Co. The couple will reside in
Eastiake Terrace.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-08
Modern Woodmen
OF America

Harrison F. Shaw and L. L.
Becker, officers-elect of Central
Camp. were Installed as Escort and
Sentry, respectively. at the weekly
meeting. Past Consul James A.
Moody was installing officer. A
committee of twenty-four was or
ganized, with James A. Moody as
Chairman and G. A. Casey as Sec
retary, for the membership cam
paign. The camp received with re-
gret news of the death of ]. Fred
Orth. William McCaffrey, DIR. John
w. Sutherin, Fred w. Darlington.
and James A. Moody spoke.
VIM. C. Haring and John T. Holu-
bovich were initiated as members OF
A. r. Talbot Camp. No. 1872. at its
weekly meeting. A resolution to
put into operation a Hospital Bed
Fund. effective February Is. was
adopted, and a Board of Governors
was appointed. consisting of II. II.
Millard, NJ. L. Dicus, v. w. Potter.
J. X. Duncan and C. F. Orton. CIar-
ence Mcconnell. of Camp 2S6. Cres-
ton, Iowa. and Banker G. A. Casey
and J. p. Clark, of Central Camp,
were visitors.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-08
Up-o-he- Minute Notes Of the Capital City Fratemihes
Royal Arcanurn

The conditions of the membership
contest between Oriental Council
and all the other councils Of this
District for a prize of $500 were an
nounced by Grand Regent George NJ.
Evans Tuesday evening at the meet
ing OF Oriental Council in Pythian
Temple, and Past Grand Regent j.
Ed. Swaine and Grand Secretary
Edwin A. Mess outlined the. work
TO be done by the members individ-
ually In this contest.
Vice Regent George w. Smith pre-
sided In the absence of the Regent,
f. l. Z. McCarten, and one new
member was admitted. Orator ". b.
Mackey announced that the next
meeting of the council would be de-
voted to short business session at
1880 p. m. on Feb. II, followed by a
card party for the members and
their ladies'.
Among others present were Past
Grand Regent w. w. Chase, Past
Regents A. b. Keefer, III. G. Tegeler,
Z. +. Bruce and e. G. King, and J..
L Walekr, T. w. Marshall, Jos. c.
Rice. Joseph Di Meglio, Corbin
Birch, w. B. Hill. L. c. Morrison, NJ.
J. Suter, N. w. Sauter, N. N. More
land, VIM. Murphy, Geo. F. Peters,
K. G: Wood, P. N. Jenries and G. N.
Jeffries.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-08
Federal Workers
Navy Yard

Miss Mabel Weigh of the account
ing ONCE, Is i'll with influenza.
Miss Harriet A. Ramsey. of the ac-
counting office. u sick with the
grippe.
George Cross. of the accounting. or
fee. has been out for twelve days
with a cold.
william Biggs. of the foundry, has
returned to work after a two-week
illness
Harvey Brown, of the forge shop.
has resigned. and gone to his home
in AshevilIe, N. C.
Miss Bessie Neurath. of the time
clerks office. is sick with a severe
cold.
William Andrews. of the forge shop.
has resigned.
Noah Edmonds. of the cartridge
case shop. is back at work again.
II. Z. Fair, OF the breech shop, Is
i'll with influenza.
william Petersen, of the East shop.
has returned to work after three
weeks illness.
William O'Brien, of the East shop,
has been transferred to the tool shop.
Andrew Taylor, of the proof shop.
has resigned. He has bought farm.
John ]. Cassidy. of the gun shop.
sprained his ankle last week. when
he slipped on the icy pavement.
Ray Evans, Of the gunner's work
shop. has returned to work after a
short vacation spent at his home in
Harrisburg, Pa.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-08
The Grotto

kallipolis Grotto, at its annual meet
ing last week. elected the following
omeers Tor the year 1920: Monarch.
oharies A. Stevens; chief justice, Cas-
tieman p. Boss; master of ceremonies.
harshaH w. Pickering; treasurer. Jo-
seph II. Curran; secretary, E. w, Lib
ioey' sentinel. Alex Schmid, and trus-
tee. E. S. Schmid.
The newiy-elected monarch is we'll
known in fraternal circles. He is a
member OF Anacostia Lodge. r A
A. NJ: Anacostia Chapter, r. A. M:
DeMolay Commandery, X. T.: Almas
Temple. A. A. o. MN. s.: Electa
Chapter. o. E. s.; president of the
Circle Club of Master Masons. cantain
OF the Minute Men; captain, Company
X, Washington Rifle Club; director.
Almas Temple Oriental Band, and ia
president of the Mems Club of the
Congress Heights Episcopal Church.
The reports of the officers submitted
showed that the retiring monarch,
Charles ID. Shackelford. had the most
successful year of any monarch in
recent years. The increase in member
snip exceeded any previous year, and
the activities outnumbered those of
sSoAS" Inc IcllTlnk monarch
was presented with a handsome ,ast
masters jewel. the presentation speech
being made by Past Monarch r. B.
Dickey.
Monarch Stevens announced a ritual
istic ceremonial for March .. and from
present indications a large class of
ca andidates will make the Journey in
quest OF the mysteries OF the Grotto
The next dance of the Grotto Band
and Drill Corps will be held at the
New Willard Hotel. February q. 1t
will be colonial mask ball. and many
valuable prizes will be awarded for
novel and fancy costumes.
The Grotto Band and Glee Club en-
tertained st. Johns Lodge Chapter,
%. Z. s., at Masonic Temple on Mon
day evening last.
Prophet Philip Nachman is confined
to his home on account of illness.
Prophet William H. Drayton, who
has been confined to the hospital for
several months. is much improved and
has returned to his home.
Past Monarch A. H. Rogers and
Prophet l.. Whiting Estes. who have
been ill, are again able to be out.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-08
Daughters of America

The annual visit of the State
Councillor. VI. Rosella Cole. and her
STAFF of officers was made Monday
night to Old Glory Council, No. -.
Daughters of America.
The state secretary and state
treasurer examined the books of the
council. and made a satisfactory re-
port. This council has the largest
membership of the District and their
records show new applications
coming in each meeting.
The following program was rem
dered: Selection by the Boy Scout
Band; violin solo, Master FrydeII:
vocal Mr.. Millard Smith. accompan-
led by Miss Dushane: vocal solo.
Mrs. Crodder. accompanied by Mis-.
Thelma Thompson; piano solo. Miss
Helpenstein.
MISS Bailey presented to the State
councillor. NJ. Rosella Cole, a hand
some silver bread tray. Mr.. c. O
Bohrer presented the retiring Past
state Councillors, Mrs. f. HALLIDAY
and Miss A. Courtney. with Past
state Councillors jewels. Mrs. Louise
Cody presented the Deputy. Mrs
Mamie Howell. with a beautifuI cut-
glass sugar and cream set Mrs. E.
v. thompson presented to the Ma
uonal Councillor. Naomi Swan. a
check for fifty dollars. a donation
intended for what is known as the
Orphans Fund"
Dancing was enjoyed the rest or
the evening, and refreshments were
served.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-08
knights of Columbus

In spite of the storm there was
splendid meeting of Carroll Conn
ell last Tuesday when twenty-sIx
new members were initiated. The
guest of honor was Hon.
Grimm, member of Congress from
New York City, who delivered
stlrring address. Addresses wero
also delivered by Messrs. Ferpnson
John J. Downey. Paul Repetti
Whittlesey, p. c. Geogheran p II
Carr and Deputy C. X. John +
King. There was a most imnres-
slHe exemplification of the first de-
gree of knighthood, with Rev \
r. Egan' Redmond Devaney. H I
Kane. and John J. King as the
degree Officers. The coming me
mortal mass for deceased members
OF the order was announced to he
held at the Sacred Heart Church
February 23, at a. m. Jobn
King, deputy Grand KNIGHT u,as
named as the chairman of com
mittee to conduct a ladies njobt
concluding with a dance. on Tnes.
day evening. Feb. II. Arrange
ments were made for the orpani-
zation of a dancing assembly in the
council after Easter. The Grand
Knight spoke on the drive for tbs
sale of the bonds of the Irisk
Republic. and congratulated the
class of young men who RECEIVED
the honor of the first degree.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-08
Govt. Printing Office

Miss Flora johnson. of the machine
sewing section. has been removed
from Sibley Hospital to her home at
AZ Fourth street northwest.
Chief RosselI o. Beene has returned
to his desk in the accounting division
after a short illness
Pressman John ID. Outlet has re-
turned after attending the funeral Of
his mother in Akron, Ohio
Press Corrector mm. N. Travis Is
on the sick list in the night press
room
John Getz has been absent from the
machine shop this week on account OF
Illness.
James w. Butcher. jr., OF the
pamphlet bindery, is nursing his en-
tire family with Influenza
E. NJ. Decker and William Collins,
of the electrical section. have been
absent several weeks because or Grip
Dan Bruce has returned to the car
psEter shop after an attack OF grip
Robert Fletcher has been trans
ferred to the day proof section
Mrs. Julia Key has resigned her po-
sition in the keyboard room to accept
william B. Hyde and John Shurfy
have returned to the ruling and sew
ing section after several weeks Ill
ness.
Charles F. Cooke and Everton J.
Patch, of the night proofroom, are on
the sick list.
Arhur L. Bowen has been trans
ferred to the night monotype section.
Phil Nachman, of the keyboard
room, who has been i'll several weeks.
expects to return to work next week.
I.emuel C. Richard, makeup man IN
charge in the hand section, is confined
to his home in Takoma Park by H.
ness.
The following separations have been
announced: John o. Russell, Melvin
NJ. Bragg. Edgar l. Myers, George
Scheid. walter Q. Ashley. Thomas J.
Bahen. Roland o. Worthington. Bert
NJ. Kinner, William II. Ellis, Edwin
A. Fraser, Charles W. Wolcott. Sam
leI B. Cox. Dennis A. Mcnamara
Thomas II. Noone. William r. Hart
lev, Edward A. jackson. Frank Patten'
Edward A. Altman, William B jack
son and Richard r. Hutchinson
The Washington herald., 1920-02-08
Commerce Department

". Libbey, chief clerk Of the
department, who has been absent IN
account of Illness, has returned 10
duty.
George F. McInturff, jr., who has been
acting chief clerk in Mr.. Libbey's
absence. has been confined to ms
home by illness.
II r. wasser and r. Zirpel. Of the
Bureau of Lighthouses. have been
confined to their homes by illness.
Miss Manila A. Buchanan has been
transferred from the Bureau OF light
houses TO the chief clerks orice.
Mrs. Nettie H. Ticknor. clerk in the
division of supplies. has resigned.
Carl c. Lines. mechanical laboratory,
Bureau Of the Census. has returned TO
duty after illness of ten days.
o. Louis eleven. Bureau OF the Cen
su., has returned to work after
long period Of illness
Miss Monica A. E. ordon, Bureau of
the Censss. has been i'll for several
days.
Miss Margaret A. Patch. statistical
expert. Bureau of the Census, Is i'll
at her home.
MISS Margaret Beatty. scSICtdis ~
the Assistant Director Of the Census.
is on leave.
Eugene F. Hartley, chief statistician
for manufactures. Bureau Of the Cen
sus, was called to North Carolina on
account of the death of his father.
Francis X. Grove. of the chief
clerks ofice, who had a severe at
tack of influenza, has returned to
duty.
Kasinir Kawsla, clerk in the dis
bursing ONCE. has resigned to accept
a position with the Treasury Depart
ment.
Marion B. johnson and Helene X
NIdrich. clerks in the Bureau OF
standards. have been promoted.
J.E. Briadhurst has been appointed
as a carpenter in the Bureau OF
Standards.
Raymond c. Hurley. division OF sup
plies. is recovering from influenza.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-08
War Risk

Mrs. Helen Van Ackere. who has
heen III with influenza for the past
week, has returned to duty.
Grocer c. Allen, of New Orleans.
La. quit his position in the insur-
snce division.
Charles wickes, a temporary en-
pIoye of the insurance division. has
resigned.
Michael ]. Evanshsw has been as
signed TO the analytical unit of the
correspondence subdivision.
Albert Francis. of the insurance
division, has been ill for several
days.
Miss Ethel Davis has been certi-
fed for permanent appointment as
clerk in the insurance division.
Oscar Dodek. until recently on the
temporary rolls of the bureau, has
beeh certified for. permanent ap-
pcintment.
Three thousand dollars was con-
trihuted by the employees of the bu-
reau this week for the maintenance
of the temporary hospital for CLERKS
who contract pneumonia The hos
pital has been established in the
war Risk Clubhouse. 2100 Massa-
chusetts avenue. Thirty beds have
been placed in the building. and all
but one is occupied. So far only
girl patients have been admitted.
but a ward will be established in
the next few days for men.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-08
Knights of Columbus

The third degree was exemplified tn
large class OF candidates last Sum
day. After the degree a banquet was
held at col Z street.
Thls viii be the last notice of Spald-
ing Ladies Night to be next We'd
nesday, at Knights of Columbus hall.
Thls VIII be a complimentary affair
ana members are urgently requested
TO bring their mothers, wives. sisters
and sWeethearts. ARRANGEMENTS haye
been made for entertainment and
dancing. Refreshments will be served
and parties attending this affair win
go away satisfied that their evening
has been well spent.
Spalding's Dancing Assembly will
give a Leap Year dance on February
Is. at knights of Columbus hall.
Past State Deputy Leo A. Rover will
exemplify the third degree to a clas.
OF candidates of Potomac Council this
afternoon at o'clock at the hall, SOS
E street.
Following the business meeting of
Potomac Council tomorrow night
Grand Knight William G. Feeley and
Lecturer Dan Ring Will stage a sur
prise entertainment. A peek at some
of the talent engaged reveals Tom
Cantwell, Allie Fennell, Judie, Frank
.Doughtery and Glenn Ashley. II is
left to the members to guess what else
will be in store for them. Last nights
dance was a rousing success, as have
all of the dances of the series started
the first of the year. These dance,
are given by Potomac Councils Dane
ing Assembly every Saturday night at
the hall. SOC E street
Washington Council will meet on
Tuesday night and the officers Of the
council will eNemplify the second de-
gre. At the second meeting q musical
evening is being arranged for by the
lecturer under the direction OF Prof.
Oscar White. During the Lenten sea-
son the annual debate of the graduate
students of the Catholic University
for the voigt Cup will be held. The
dancing assembly will meet this morn
ing at the hall at II o'clock to perfect
arrangements for their pre-Lenten
dance.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-08
Internal Revenue

Harry W. Mayer. formerly in charge
OF the l,5OO agents in the field, and
who was recently designated as acting
collector for the first Illinois district,
has left for his new post at Chica go.
L. W. Chatterton. assistant head
of the administration division, has
been appointed assistant head of the
field audit division, in charge of 2,OO0
special agents.
Ex-service men in Washington soon
VIII have the opportunity to qualify
for positions as assistant auditors d,
the bureau. The Civil Service Com
mission will reopen this examina-
tion about the middle Of March for ex-
service men only.
Twenty-Five revenue agents, men,
bers of the field force, have been
ordered to Washington from New
York, New Haven, Conn, and other
points to take a course of training
for the next forty-five days. Experts
will lecture on accounting and law
and office procedure.
The bureau has a number of yacan-
cies for calculating machine oper-
ators.
James A. Walsh has been designated
as collector for the District OF M,n-
tana, vice William C. whaley, re-
signed.
stephen McGrath. acting collector
for the first Ohio District, has been
designated as collector.
Roger III. Williams, auditor in The
Income Tax Unit. has been rein
stated.
The following appointments of aud;.
tors In the Income Tax Unit have
been announced: James A. Wiley
William F. Fay. Francis T. Smith
Walter A. Nolan. George p. Schmuck.
er. Harold s. McCann, James r. era
ham. Edward c. Pearce, Joseph M.
Roble, M. Walton Sporkin. Fred w.
Plummer, Frank A. Malone, LEROY
c. Floyd. Victor W. Lomax, wilIiam m
W. Fisher. Zebuion ". Young, jaw g
OBrfen. Charles ]. Mannei. Oskar K.
Interlied. Samuel r. Jones, Mrs.
Vera H. Pooler and Earl s. Horn.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-08
Eastern Star

The entertainment committee of
Esther Chapter, No. 5. Eastern
Star. of which Past Matron Nellie
West is chairman, and Past Patron
Mary J. Birgfeld is vice chairman.
has outlined a program of work to
be undertaken by the committee
for the benefit OF the chapter dur
ing the coming year. The first
event will be a dance in the Ar
cade ballroom, Fourteenth street
and, Park road. February 12
Past Patron Frank A. Birgfeld
and Charles E. Baldwin, floor mana
ayers, will attend TO the COM
fort of the guests and other COM
mittees will look after the many
details involved. Matron Sarah NJ.
Mcqueen and Patron Harry F. Riley
announce degree work for the next
meeting of the chapter on Febru-
ary 19.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-08
Bureau of Engraving
and Printing

Miss Clara Jorgenson, of section
.. has been i'll for the past three
weeks.
The following employees of the
wetting division are i'll: Miss Flor
ence Almond, Miss Jennie Green,
Mrs. Margaret Matthews, Miss L.
Swan, r. Garmand and James Ke-
hoe.
Mrs. Hattie Berry, of the stamp
tperforating division, Is absent on
account of the illness of her
mother.
Miss Pearl Martin, of section 5,
is recovering from an attack of
the flu.
Mrs. Margaret Loerfler. of section
., and Miss Katie Stobel. of the
examining divson, are absent on ac-
count of illness.
Miss Sadie Lancaster has re-
signed her position in the stamp
perforating division to accept one
in the Treasury Department.
The girls in the registrars Office of
the loans and currency division are
giving a dance on January l2 at Car
roll Institute Hall, for the benefit of
the shell-shocked soldiers at ST.
Elizabeth's. Music for dancing will
be furnished by the bureau band. Mrs.
Amy Gebhardt is chairman of the
committee on arrangements. Tickets
are 81, and may be had from any Of
the girls in this division.
j. w. Thomas, superintendent Of sec
tion 8. $3.50 shift, has returned to work
after an absence of two weeks, due TO
illness.
T. B. Thornett, of section s. $50 shift.
who has been very i'll with typhoid
fever for several weeks, is reported
to have passed the crisis and is now
on the road to recovery.