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The Washington herald., 1920-01-01
POLLS.

The Schubert Gaieties of 1919"
Athe first of the Shuberts' annual re-
.ssvues. will be the attraction at Polls
!. Theater next week. beginning Janu-
> airy 4 A witty book by Edgar Smith.
: lyrics by Alfred Bryan, and melody
by Jean Schwartz, added to the
: aforementioned. make the revue
bewildering revel OF riotous enter
:, tainment. The cast is a dazzling ar
:. ray of stars. Jack Norworth, Harry
Watson. jr. Marguerite Farrell
-Stewart Baird, Janet Adair. Clayton
= and White, Betty Fitch, Ted Lorraine,
: Gladys Walton. shirley Royce. the
GlOrias and Florence Gilmore are
included.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-01
LOEw'S PALACE.

The romantic and fascinating
story of young Americans rejuve-
nation of little European kingdom
and his winning of a princess as
his bride involved in Hawthorne
Of the L. S. A." with Wallace Reid
starred. will continue the attraction
at LOew's Palace Theater for the
balance of the current week
For the full week beginning next
Sunday, LOew's Palace announces
When the Clouds Roll By" the
latest and most spectacular produc-
tion in which Douglas Fairbanks
has portrayed the stellar role. He
is supported by a cast that includes
Frank Campeau, Ralph Lewis, AL
bert MacQuarrie. Kathleen Clifford,
Daisy Robinson and others.
CRANDAEL'S METROPOLITAN.
Geraldine Farrar will continue the
pictured star throughout New Year
week at Crandall's Metropolitan The
alter in Flame of the Desert" sup
ported by Lou Teilegen, Alex B.
Francis, Edythe Chapman and others.
Beginning next Sunday, for one
week. will be shown the film version
of Eyes of YOUTH" i'm which the steI-
lar role is taken by Clara KimbaIl
Young. Others in the cast are Vincent
Serrano. Pauline Starke, Sam Sothern,
Gareth Hughes, Milton Stills. Ralph
Lewis. William Courtleigh and Ed
nund Lowe.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-01

Owen Moore and Seena Owen are
working at Kenisco making exte-
rfors, who's Who" Wesley Rug
giles is directing.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-01

Eugene o'Brien finished a picture
last week. Its title is His wife,s
Money" Mr.. O,Brien's next pic
Iture has not been selected.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1920-07-16
NOTICE OE PETITION

WHEREAS. Merle F. Schons and
Marv /. Schons. his wife. have filed
: petition with the Board Of Direc-
tors II the 1cicle Irrigation District,
n Chelan County. Washington.
wherein they state that they arc the
owners ~ the following described
real property situate in Chclan Coun-
". Washington, to-wit:
Lot Eleven GIl q Section
Seven (O. Township TWEEN
tv-four (24l North. Of Range
Eighteen (1sl F. W. NJ.
and being contiguous 70 the present
boundaries Of the Icicle Irrigation
District. and petition that the nres
e-t boundaries Of the district be
changed SO as 10 include ten acres ir
The Northeast corner Of Lot Eleven
CD in Section :. Township q NORTH
a RANGE IS, which might also be de-
Sclihe6 as the Northeast Quarter
tNEi4 o. said Lot II q the above
described land
Now therefore, NOTICE Is HERE
By GIVEN that al persons interest
ed n o. who may De affected by thc
change o. TIE present boundaries ~
he said Icicle IRRIGATION District hv
inclusion Of .he lands above men
toned. shall appear al the Office Of
said Board Of Directors on Tuesday
the Sd day Of August, 1920. and show
cause in writing. 4 any they have
wty the change in the boundaries o.
said district. as proposed n said pc
.i-ior. should not be made.
Dated this 2nd day Of June. 1920.
Secretary o Board 81 Directors Of
Icicle Irrigation District.
duly e-1s-23-3ol
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1920-07-16
SUMMONS BY PUBLICATION.

n -hs Superior Co1- q TIE S.ate
q WASH g-o-. = z16 toy the County
- C1ela-.
AMI NJ. SAMPSON.
Plaintiff.
A c. sEERBLRS Ills si:o lzaaxn
UNKNOWN HEIRS OF 1 {.
WORTH REAL ESTATE AND
IMPROVEMENT COMPANY.
corporation: BENJAMIN BEL
VEL and JANE DOE BELVEL.
lis vie. (t-se name unknown:
he unknown hers = BENJA-
MN BELTEL: LaMB-OAYIS
LUMBER COMPANY. . corpor-
st5on; P 7. KING and JANE
DOE KING. MS vie: TIE N
KNOWN HEIRS OF JANE
DOE KING. also 81 Other par
Sons o. parties unknown claim
Ing z-y right. ti:le. estate. Ia1
OF in-eres. Y !1s -ezi eS-z.e d.
scyTba6 = IRA complain. -s-ei-.
.o-Eit: 10. I've 81. block one
ID. Thiy6 Addition . Lezre--
woy--
THE STATE or WASFNGTON
GREETING. n the sad 4. {. S-er-
h1rre. zlso known q :. c SheY-
bum: The unknown heirs q !. c
Sherharre: Leave-woy-- Rcz1 ES.z:s
and Iuprovs-eE. COMPANY. CO..
Doratio-: Ben;aw BslYel zni Jzre
Doe BelTel. his VIE. (tr1e -ar-e "
known 4: ne unknown hei-s q Ben
izuin Beivel; Lz-nb-DaTis I1rhsr
company. Z corporation: P 7. King
and Ja-e Doe King. his wife: ire N
known heirs q Jane De King. alSo
al other persons Or parties clzuin-
any rgh-- tf-le. es.ate. Ter - s-.a--
- = -he real eS-z.e described = tn
complaint. herein.
Defer 3ar.s.
YOU AND EACH or YOU an
hereby summoned = auuezr w,thfr
sixty f60l DAYS af-er tte da.e u tre
first publication y -his summons. 70
~: within Sky DAYS after ire 2rd
dav . Jg'y 4 .. -220. z-6 Seferd
re above entitled action = TIE above
entitled Corr z-6 answer .te corr
paint u .-e plaintiff. zri se~se Z
copy y your answer OF ~ Under
sigre6 z--o-rey To- plaintiff Z. rs
o=ice and pos.-oF5ce address below
s-zted. and II ease o. ~0gr failure 8
- d. Indignant xii y rendered
against you according - re demand
u the complaint. which hzs beer
fled Nth :te Clerk q sid Cour-.
TIE obiect 4 said acton e n cuie.
title n TIE plaintiff 70 The follorin ?
decribei real estate sit-z.e z the
County o. Chelzn- and <-ate q Wash
ing-on. to-wit:
IN. hve 81. hlock ore q.
Third Addition 70 Lezver-
worth.
and 70 have a. claim u tie defend-
ants ard ezck " them p snd % said
properly 5ecree6 u De Ti-ho-. -izh.
HERMAN TTOWE.
Attorney Tor Plaintiff
Office ard Post-OF7ce 4 idrer.:
LezTengor-h.
C.-elzn Comfy,
Wzzhir ytor.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1920-07-16

An independent also was nominal
ed for secretary Of state against
most bitter fight conducted by the
league for its favorite.
In the state legislature, the indie
pendents scored sweeping victories.
They were successful in nominal
ing candidates in the Republican pei-
maries for more than half the seats
in the house of representatives. Two
years ago they had but 80 out Of the
rs members of that body
They also defeated a number Of
league state senatorial aspirants, but
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1920-07-16

as only half the Senate membe
stand for reelection this year. tn.
league holdoYers viii dominate that
body.
Most significant Of all is the fact
that while the league polled 60 per
cent Of the Republican vote two sea
ago, this year il controlled only 81
per cent Of the total
The primary results foreshadow
Democratic victory in North Dakota
this year, Republicans ami Demo
Gratis uniting 70 WIN back the state
to Americanism.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1920-07-16
VS.
John CHINO.

JOHN CHINO.
Defendant.
THE STATE OF WASHINGTON.
GREETING, 70 the said John Gil
No. Defendant:
You are hereby summoned 70 ap-
pear within sixty (6o) days after
the date q tire first publication Of
this Summons, to-wit:-within sixty
DAYS after the 18th day Of June. A. n
800. and defend the above entitled
action in the above entitled Court,
and answer the complaint Of the
plaintiff. AMI serve copy Of your
answer on the undersigned attorney
for plaintiff At his office below stated
and IN case q your failure 50 10 do
Judgment VII Ne rendered against
YOU according to the demand Of the
complaint, which has been fled with
THE Clerk - said Court.
TIE object Of said action is to Sc
cure 4 decree Of absolute divorce
against Won on the ground Of non
support
HERMAN HOWE.
Attorney for Plaintiff
?. Q. Address,
lcavenwa-th. Wash
t6t@Iune Is; July 23l
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1920-07-16

ts.-. =, ,i--1. = -4XeS f21C
soct ne = Certificate -
IA -acaenry ----.-. $50 -
2 II SAD zne1-ts hearing t7re-es.
= M al = : Qz- ca1. pa a-o1ra:
al w 80 1---..1e- notified .ha. !
W apply = - Suos.5o- Cou~. q
-hs STATE = Wash r-o-l. = and 70
sad County = !a5r-naa, tora-
e-os--E 49, ls- zrz-lst ths 0r?pt-.y :
-sre1- hst1-e Mentioned. zo5 Yo- z-e
ae.'ehy summoned - zc-ssz- X.
SKY CATS ara .hs Gz.e q ne s.
publication - MS summons. sxci--
s5ve = ths car = sad 1-S- oublica-
Tn md 3sts16 rs action - o2Y
M z-7o--. 5ls toxa.t - VIII costs
ard = czss q yoCr failure = 90 50.
Judgment NJ bs rendered toreclos-
i-g the len tor said certificate q de-
---s91eocy. taxes. v,e-al:y. i1teres. and
COSTS. arsl1zt -b= lands and prem
SIS -ers i-beto-z mentioned. Data -
frst p1S, icatio- Juae 5. 1920.
-A-y pleading ~ progress may be
se--e5 upon ne undersigned :. .he
address hereafter mentioned.
CORBTN. WHITNEY L EASTON
Plaintiffs Attorney.
? O Address:
Neos-chee- Washiu g.on,
Comfy a. Chelz-.
Nash--Eo-.
ts:-Jvne =: July 23)
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1920-07-16
THE LEAvENwORTH ECHO
No. sol.
SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION IN
FORECLOSURE OF TAX LIEN.


SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION IN
FORECLOSURE OF TAX LIEN.
In the Superior Court Of the Stat,
Of Washington. for Chelan County.
NATHAN y. BANTER
Plaintiff,
J. 4. HANSEL. deceased.
and unknown heirs a J. Il.
Hansel and Ross Ana Hode-
es. and George ". Hansel.
and all persons unknown. i
any. having o. claiming 70
have. an interest IN and 70
the real property hereinaf-
ter described.
Defendants.
THE STATE OF WASHINGTON -
!. 4 HANSkL. and al persons
unknown. Z any. having o. claim
InC = have Al interest II and 70
the real property hereinafter de-
scrihed;
You 2ni each q you arc hereby
notified that Nathan Y Baxter ) the
holder y Certificate 81 DELINQUENCY
Numbered S2lS. isSued on the 23rs
cay q Nece-nhs-. 4. \. 1919. hv tn
County q Chel2a. State q Washing
ton. 70 ne amount q Twentv-a7e
and $500 81 96l Dollars. TIE sam,
hang tAs amount than avs and aeiir-
cusnt [o- taxes Tor the wear 1913 TO-
cether with penalty. interest aa5
costs thereon. mon real property as
seSSe3 - yo1 and G. which you arr
tAs 7wrer - rs7uto6 owner. situated
n Sa35 County and 0ar-tit',ll arl,-
bounded and described = follows. 10
vi
The EaSf Half q the
Southwest Q.S~:cr ana he
West Hall 4 NJ SauthesS,
QaR-;e- n Section =. Town
shiV - Na-rh. Range =
East. u Jeanette Meridian.
Casl&r County "A Washington
ans u2oE wH5ch ne has Para taxes a.
saSsed 2c&s1aSt s2id property IS Fa'.
4rv-s.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1920-07-16
SUMMONS BY PUBLICATION.

In the Superior Court Of the State
Of Washington, in and for the County
Of Chelan.
VIOLET CHINO,
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n re Superior Co1- q he S-ate
= WASH E.o-. + z-6 toy the County
= C1ela-.
ANA ". SAMPSON.
D-7-----
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: -, Amount = Taxes PasS
snct 1z.s = Certificate -
T-' --u=-,-v -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-14
ASSE7HBLY COMMITTEE
NN0RS Bill SMASHING
STATES Old Blue LAWS.
AdDocdtes Of Wilco,x- Bose her,
Bill Are Sdng,linc Of us
P0sSnpe

favorable action was taken on tho
50 calledl sunday abiue laws . yester5 e
DAY e afternoon. by tho House Commit
tee on General Laws. The measure
was reported out with but three dis.
senting votes, the committee recofi-
pass. s7s-ss go ~ sf"ts>s 80 ! ! - :
e. !, The bill is expected to come up on
the floor of the. House early in tho
comiag week. and. in view Of favorable
action: ;, o the committee advocates Of
saEc. ~ : - - -. poo p'''
: TIL The proposed smendmont. after de-
an1nE what shall constitute necessary
Sunday work and prescribing ponai,
t;t1s aies for iIfractions thereof. says
by their Councils, by ordinances. OK.
empt,a en- 3, and except from the operation
or thls section trades or businesses 8
and those persons conducting the same
and connected therc@lth so far as they
are engaged i'm the sale Of e ice cream.
soft drinks. obaccos and hotel barber
shops s and shoe-shine parlors or place S
control the same ~ ,ss II : - = -, -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-14
SECRETARY RY=LAAs|NG THIRD
TO QUIT CABINET in TILT
His Action Recalls Resignation OF
William Jennings Bryan, Whom
He Succeeded in 1915.
KNOWN AS CAPABLE LAWYER
Retiring Secretary OF State Served In
Bcrings Sea Arbitration and Also
Was Counsel In Alaskan Boundnry
Tribunal. slsaig
.[By AsaocIate1l .press 1

WASHINGTON Feb. 1s.--secretary
Lansing is the third Cabinet officer ap-
pointed by President Wilson to quit
after differences with the executiye
William Jennings Bryan was tho first
sHeiresigncd on juno e.sfs15, because OF
a disagreement with the President over
the handling OF diplomatic correspond
ence with Germany growing out Of
submarine warfare.
Tho second was Lindley NJ. Garrison.
Secretary of War. who gave up his post
on February 10, 1916, because OF differ
ences with MIR. Wilson over the ques.
pines. q {. i.s5.7't'I5
Followed Brynn Into Onice.
Mr. Lansing was appointed Secre-
tary of State ad interim after the tresis-
nation of Mr.. Bryan, and served until
made same Thsn he
his plans for the future, but is expected
70 TO- ! return to the, practice OF interna-
iiSnal IohG ,it law; as did his father In law,
his. term as assSecrctary Of state. -
Mr. Lansing entered the State De-
pa partment in 1914 as counselor after
q number of diplomatic missions and
arpit,ration az rpi.,n commissions. These included
serins as assosata lin the
nineties, counsel before the Bering
Sea claims commission In 1896 and 1897.
solicitor and counsel for American rep
tribunal in 1903, and COUNSEL in tho At.
iantic fisheries arbitration about ten
years ago. Il - lJ9 3! a5 4 y
Author OF Many hooks.
The retiring secretary is fl fly save
at SWatertown,t n. Y, where he sfii
maintains home. He was grad al tati
from r on . a AmlIers t3 nl1sge j and praaticed
is Of lME
ernnients n on yario ds! tsrnat fonal arbi.
trattons conn issions. lt " Ne -
works, on international 4 eiattons and
law. the most notable sof which is his
rSoyer,nmsent, GOV, NJ s Its Origin, Growth and
has twrittcn several poems ana short
plays. ti ~. s 80 - ~ & AI''5- >tNoA :
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-14
BANDITS shoot WOMAN
CASHIER AND TWO MEN y
WHILE HUNDREDS PASS
ThicUes Then BoIdly Dash.
Through CrotDd and
h Escape n AUTO.
80. xesaeiaatea rress.1

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb 1s.-whlle
hundreds were passing by tho place.
two men were shot and killed and a
woman was shot by two bandits IN
the Office of. a. Liberty bond brokerage
company in the heart, of tho business
district here this afternoon
sEs THE men, e. r. Stroud. ono. of the
iproprietors of the place, and II, a.
Bohlman, n stranger, looking for work.
were slain as they grappled with the
bandits. Mrs. M Lasater,. bookkceper.
seized q handful OF Liberty bonds and
plunged through a plate glass window
TO the street. Her condition WA said
stosbe serious. q " 81
Thc bandits. lodged through the
crowd, several members OF which tried
5to@ hold them. lcaped into an automo-
bile and esca aped. q = - y il-. "a Il II,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-14
PLANS FIGHT TOR LIBERTY
COUNSEL FOR MRS. CUMMING
is PREP AIRING HER DEFENSE
Executors Are Name FOR. Slain Attor.
ney's Estatc--Lesves Insur-
arcc TO Sons.
[Special to Tho Times Dispatebl

Especial to Tho Times Dispatch
e iiASiFtTQN.Sy Va. Feb. 1 13.--Richard T.
Byrd, United States District Attorney
for the Western District of Virginia.
counsel for Mrs. Mittie >Jester Cum
ming, in Jail here charged with the
murder Of her husband, S. Gordon
Cumming. prominent attorney and
politician, spent over four hours with
his client today. quilting plans for the
woman's defense.
Members Of a special grand Jury
called by Judge c. w. Robinson spe-
.cially; to consider tho charge against
Mrs. Cumming, will meet tomorrow.
So far no effort has been made by
Mr.. Byrd 10 bail his client, but he
stated today that. after the grand jury
had reported an attempt viii be made
10 obtain ball for Mrs. Cumming. W
On applicat ton of a1rs. Mary Haw
half brother and sister. to the Circuit
Court. JIM. Cumming and Nv. G. L..
j,Talinferro were appointed executors of
Mr. Cummings estatc. Both qua lifted. 7
possessions OF Mr. Cumming include
an est te worth about $4,000 and S2S.-
009 In He Insurance. policies. The
policies are Of various denomina-
the pol iciss.. IL was reported 3 however,
yves isiiide nyabld tod Scnnet Ell Gunl- :
Eulth &. the. son 0f the wonna n ieidsa S Aic.
fCuDnInESt a1ayer. = Jesig,S
\ AN thor policy wa $ payable to- Mr..
liGnmIhinE g son by y frrst wife: who
Mr. Cummings estate IS a larges law
library. - 5ift ~ -t5 -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-14
BILL RE!P!0RT.ED.0UTC CALLS
FOL. INSURANCE SYSTEM
Opposition Changes Vote to Get
Proposed Measure Out on &
Senate Floor.
n HEPRE-s ENTs JOINT IDEAS
Leading Underwriters and Repre-.
scntatiyes OF Employers and Work
ers Appear Before State Assembly
and Voice Views OH PROPOSAL.

Senate and House Committees on
ported out the bill providing, for tho
State insurance system to secure the
worlsmeh's compensation law. The
report. while the House committee
was favorable. : :
The senat escommittee after deliber-
ating ON the bill which was given
report, five favoring the bill and five
being for it's rejection in order TO
get the bill, on the floor of tho SEN
ate. one of the supporters changed his
vote. making the report 6 to 4 against.
The vote of the House COMMITTEES was
to. In favor OF passage Of. the
Majority DwindIes to Minority.
Tie bill Is the result of an5investi-
gation, .aa on 6y & q. Joint legislative commit
advisabiliiy OF having a State @ ladInine ne
istcred insurance fund. The majority
reported in favor offhe plan. but Sem
THURSDAY Changed his. views, and the
matority report now becomes that of
{ the, minority Senator q. Lee Trinkle
of the committee favoring the estab-
lishment or the Statcssfund.
opposition8 to the bill brought. be-
Laws business mon from All sections
fsNirEfnia. Including leading insurZ
ance people and REPRESENTATIVES. Of
both employers and employ ss. Many
favor OF the bill and numerous organ
tzat tions representing labor are in favor
OF its passage.
hitter Flight Is Expected.
The bills Is to be bitterly fought on
Sthc floor of both Senate and House.
4 Not a section OF the State but what is
deeply interested in the easworkmefi's
compensation law and its administra-
i ton: The Yirsinfa law: Is Sin its In
fan Of, and the + isSst snI ha 81 not been
sin 10 opeEnf fipn Ion & on o,ig h to fully test
1T 6nt s. amerous chan Ees ;hnve e. been
suEge ested. !. 81 Bnt9 hone ssssvit h. the wide
scopet of tst t1es instr nee proposIt Ion.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-14
POLK IS Named TO SERVE
BECOMES SECRETARY
AD INTERIM TODAY
Speculation Rife at CapitaI as to WHO
VIII Succeed Robert
81 $50 I, II Lansing. fsqS'
IBy Associated Press. I

WASHINGTON. Feb. 1s.-Frank T.
Polk Understanding of State, will
be made secretary ad interim tomorrow,
to act until President Wilson appoints
n successor to Robert Lansing. This
Is expected to- be in.. the very near
future, u s...5 y sS. Il,
Seyeral names were suggested to-
night in administration circles. but off,
cials frankly admitted that they had
no definite Information as to who the
President had In mind for tho place.
Chief among those suggested was Mr.
Polk, but his friends say that he will
not accept the appointment if offered
In fact, he has long had 1t IN mind
ito resign from the State Department
and take q aSlong rest. a course which
his physicians have urgently advised
him.. lS5 q q q i5s3.. !, ~ ~ IS
Mr.. Polk en- tered the State Depart
srlent as Counscl lOfss 0nA+ +Septcnnhe ~
n S15. ssiISceedsn to tile post ~ rss Ian,
iSiiiE held before pbccotni gS secrctaf& Y
II b was made vi DER Secre taEy ;of. ISL ate
{on. June 2s,, 1879. lnder the egislatton
the Rsssed oitiee. Ma lSs served as acting Sec,
retary of Stnte throughout the time
Mr.. Lansing. was at the peace g confer
;encegin Paris n
NBefore entering the State Depart
mept. AR. Polk, whose homo Is in New
Svice Commission In Now York. nd
also was corporation counsel for New
York city from January "a 1s1 ito
September IT, 1915. ~ IS S ssiyitsss,;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-14
QUITS NsHEN FEDERAL
A77ORNEY A REFUSES TO
SUE POLICE OFFICIAL
Maryland S Fdir-FFicc Conl-
missioner Says ProJitecring
Charges We're Dismissed.
TBy AssocIated Prcss.'I

BALTIMORE. Feb. la.5-Henry n.
Fsioner for Maryland. today sent his
resignation TO Attorncy-Generai Pal
NOR as a result OF the refusal of
United sta tcs District Attorneys Samuel
& ing against Police Commissioner Ed
ward +. Burke. who is aproprietor of
several groceries here. He said. in his
giving more, of his time .in a hopeless
fcndeavor." fg 81
Jointly charged before United States
missioner Supplee yesterday with
profiteering in. sugar. The case against
Burke was dismissed on motion of
District Attorney Dennis, ~ :. 1F2
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-14
GEORGE J. BOUsE, GOLFER,
DIES AT GRACE HOSPITAL
Professional AT Hermitage Country
Club Falls Victim to Pneumonia q
80 t'iei' 80 Aftcr Short ltIurhs s.t

| Club Falls Victim, to Pncumonfn !.
After Short 1ilncss.
George ~ Bousc, IS. manager and
golf professional t{Sthe, Hermitage
Club, died yesterday morning at the
Grace Hospital of pneumonia brought
on by a violent attack of niluenza
Mr.. Rousc came to Richmond three
Hermitage Club. He was born at Bay
side, Long Island, and will be tax en-
there for sburia l. Funeral services will
be held ttere Sunday. ssssy. 80 l-sSl'
Surviving Him arc two sisters, Mrs.
]. W. Hawcs and Miss Helen Bousc, of
Bayside, and Ills widow. who was
formerly. Miss Alice ,Ueid. of Trenton.
NJ md q daughter. Elizabeth. He is
also survived by three brothers. Frank
G.. and William Bouse. Of Bayside. and
j ohm c. Bouse. Of Brooklyn.sN. Y.
Dave Brown, former open class golf
champion OF Great Britain.s was Mr..
Houses instructor He was also a pro-
teEsBof Walter ". Travis.
MIR, Bonse. also served rs golf in
structor at the Sswickleys Club, Pitts
burGh, aad rs golf instruc at Law
renccyille Prepare tory School, near
Princeton. g y; 'sl3
He was also connected with the Lon :
don, Ontarios Hunt Club. as "a profes-
eionaL and with the Marine and Field
Club at sBrooltlyn.
& Death of Mr.. Bouscs followed about "a
weeks illness at the Grace Hospital.
He was member of the Kiwanis Club
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TO RELEASE PRISONERS ],
British Soldiers Held In Russia win
Ne Granted Freedom Under
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IS COPENHAGEN, Feb 13.--The pro-
o'Grady. representing Great Britain.
and NJ. Lityinoff. on behalf of the RUS.
Sim Soviet government. ended ii, an
British war prisoners IN Russia viii
he released and British civilians re-
'natriated. Russian war prisoners in
Eng and WillSsbe released and Great
OF Russian prisoners to
neutral, countries. It alsofwas arran ged
that the Archangel government should.
exchange BoIsheyist q. prisoners Il for.
{ White prisoners held by the Boil
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SENDS NAMES 10 I SENATE.
OF John Dart0n Payne uad
5 Robert Underyyoods Johnson Sought
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and N Robert Underwood Johnson OF
New York, to- be am assnd dors TO italy
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