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Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1920-10-26
CHANGE IN TRAIN SERVICE. CHI
CAGO AND NORTHWESTERN
RAILROAD

A change in schedule will become
effective Sunday. October 81, with ear
lier departure of certain trains. For
particulars apply to D. McNaughton,
Ticket agent. lw
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1920-10-26
NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING

The annual meeting of the Mara
thon County Agriculture society will
be held on November 8, 1920 at 1880
p. m, at the Court House in Wausau.
Marathon County Agriculture
Society.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1920-10-26

That unless adjustment of claims is
made, suit will be brought to recover
the same.
Dated this 18th day of October, A.
D., 1920.
- F. H Shoemaker, Claimant.
The New London Press.
Mr. Shoemaker was for time a
resident of Wausau a Nonpartisan
League organizer.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1920-10-26

Miss Eloise Empey who has been
confined to her home the past two
weeks with illness Is improving.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1920-10-26

The Young Ladies Sodality is COM
pleting plans to give a card party at
St James Hall Monday evening, Nov
18th.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1920-10-26

The Kiwanis club, recently organ
lied club OF local business men which
corresponds to the Rotary club. en-
joyed luncheon at the Hotel Bells
on Monday.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1920-10-26

The Betsy Ross club met last even
ing at the home of Miss Margaret Bill
Ter, $40 First street.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1920-10-26

The auxiliary of St Johns church
will meet at the home of Mrs. Tyson
Edgar on Wednesday at 2:30 P. NJ.
Miss Nina Kickbusch entertained at
her home Friday afternoon for Miss
Norma Edmonds.
The Washington times., 1920-01-24
PAY DEBTS, PROMPTLY,
URGE D c. MERCHANTS
~. --T---- as
Bad Bills Make Future Credit Hard,
Business Men
n Say.

Business men of Washington today
are urging as the fual phase OF the
National Thrift Week campsign, that
every one establish the habit of pay
ing his debts promptly.
Although no one has ever attempts
ed TO estimate the economic cost of
the delayed payment Of debts, the
District committee today was of the
opinion that thh total annual cost OF
delayed payment both ito creditors
and debtors would be. amazing. s
THE person who has to be prodded
along to meet his payments on debts
which he consciously incurred" said
a member of the local committee, "lit-
tie realizes, oftentimes. that he is
killing his chances for credit In the
future. No one wants to lend money
or, extend credit 10 a person who has
a reputation for neglecting to meet
his obligations.
'Tf all the customers nt the meat
market or the grocery store would
be prompt about meeting their debts,
the prices of commodities would be
little lower, and better service
could ba rendered"
Members OF the local committee
chara cterlzed debt as a horrible
nightmare. which. clutches at ones
throat and saps the life energy from
thousands of persons"
The Washington times., 1920-01-24
SlCIALISTENDEn1E
TO TAKE UP WEEK
judiciary Committee Expects to
Get Down to Real Work
tuesday.

ALBANY. N. Y. Jan. 2f.-Indica-
.tions today were that the case to be
presented against the Eve suspended
Socialist assembiy1nen would require
all OF next week. This was the ap-
proximate time. announced by Judge
Arthur u. Sutherland, one OF the st-
torneys for the assembly judiciary
.ommittee.
The committee will get down 10
real work when IL resumes Its ses,
sions next Tuesday morning, Chair
man Martin, in announcing adjCurn-
ment, stated he would hold sessions
OF the committee until Friday night
and possibly on Saturday
The intense bitterness OF the hEht
to remove the five Socialist melnbers
has, extended into fhe membership
Of the judiciary committee itself.
Five or more of the thirteen mem-
bers have expressed themselves IN
secret sessions Of the judiciary com
mite as being against the decisions
which have been made by Chairman
Martin against the various motions
OF Morris IIillquit, attorney FOR the
Socialists. and when adjoufnment
was taken several of the rebcllious
members of the committee were pre-
pairing TO make themselves heard
when the hearing is resumed
The Washington times., 1920-01-24
DVOPCEp2DAYS,
YEAST MAN REWEDS
Julius FIeIschmann, Former
Mayor Of Cincinnati, Marries
Mrs. Laura Heminway.

NEW yoHK. Jan. 24---Juiias
Flelschmann. formerly mayor OF
Cincinnati and millionaire manufac-
turer. who was divorced BY his nrst
wife last Wednesday. was married 20
Laura Hyian Hemlnway here last
night Mrs Heminway obtained .
divorce from Lewis Heminway. q
broker OF Philadelphia year ago.
Mr., Fleischmann is forty-eisht
years old. His bride gave her ase
as twenty-six-
The Rev. III. G. wasmund, OF st.
Pauls Lutheran Church. Brooklyn.
was TO have performed the wedding
ceremony but later he announced
that he would not ofnciate-
The Rev. Mr.. Wasmund was mot
available Fieischmann's secretary
said
wasmund would not say whether
he had refused to perform the cere-
mony.
The Washington times., 1920-01-24
want Both TO Appear.
MARINE ENGINEERS ARE
ADDRESSED BY GOMPERS

Samuel Gonipers. president of the
American Federation Of Labor. ad-
dressed the convention OF marine en-
gineers at the Ebbitt Hotel yesterday
mcrning on the program OF the
American Federation of Labor and
discussed pending legislation.
8he Marine Engineers Association,
which is affiliated with the Fedora
tian, wegt on record as opposed to
both the Cumnins and Esch railroad
bills. while a resolution condemnlrg 3
the Graham sedltion bin was passed.
Capt John H. Pruette, president
OF the National Masters. Mates, and
Pilots Association. also addressed the
gathering.
1he convention has been in session
since Menday, and the sessions have
been lengthened In an EFFORT to COM
plcte the business today in order chat
the delegates. who live in all sections
ol The country. may return home at
once
The Washington times., 1920-01-24
TW'NSH[fAIHEBED
MAYL0sE' 's4,QI)0
Eenefactor Didn't Adopt Them,
So Illegal Names Appear
In his N,isl- I.,,e
NEW yoHK Jana z. z.;vkas ths

NEW yoBk. lana "A, -zivkas ths
immediate. ,ntute tolss IL siofe fo9
Charles add Clara 'islle wooelH f'S-
yearola tflna, siaeesthn 4 rerfns death
'of ghelr b6nefaefdfs 3ohh'-ij sshssa.
bcrt VINO teoI< al,ena IRON, an sasrs
tutlon into his lu<onpa~fss fnrn,sl.si .
home here, rests With sprroEate
James a. Foley
aig. chenBets lqft Ieqv'ss .oe'sao, (
600 70 each ps tho ehillT1n. tut his
failure % lcnally adopt sbsm. en- az
raugemept under Ayiiseh the baqlies
ARC maae, yhfeotsns .tes inval,Q&ts
their ithe'itRnse aud 'ccfnpli their
return 70 inalit,tonal Ire. fEA boy
andihls sister hafe beeg put "a tlAarn &
of the state Chariiies Aid Asseela
ton, pendiDs eeseriuination OF tnslr
Rights 20 TIN smell. for-uhea.
CLARA Belle anG her htother, were
born. April i3, lgf3 ga ShWfon. Conn.
OF Arthur ~; and Aplanda A.. Weoa-
in. 81 tArse nlolIhe they wcFe sent
70 the county home az I.aio4ykllf.
Cana, whel, they renaiAed uhtil III
November. 1915. Ar chainrcrS took
them into HIS home witl tie ihlcnt
tion OF atoptihE theni
: When lhe win bf Mr. ChaiNbfrs
was probatgd after hls seayh on oc-
toDer -. lust. a Ra& aiaroverfd tfat
tie iekacIcs 81 $4,000 wef6 LETT Ia
Wiliiam Senry aed srsuedte. Eellc
chaglbers. Tile tctal Nrlue % the
estate Consisting 81 sefngftier end
bonds. amounted. 70 SIS coo. aud Mr..
Chambers directed that tho lseaeieF
wero TO be paid hofDre any other
buqUcsts.
glf Cbamhcrs called thA boy '1,illgT
and tAe gifi "MRfgy. bst be hDd nai
adopted them ana their names wefa
not legally chahgrd tp ifs9t the pitt
visions of the. wih i9r. Foltav Il
Ghambcrs riissicira, htothtr' et tis
testgtor. and lie Colnrhta Tgsy
Company, BslSed the ejlrgacots fer q
eonstracticn " tAe wilisso fns al q
affeeted the chiidinns
gurrawate FofeT Nen eitations t9
several he4rs 10 ahe,1 astase ss5s j
qonstrVhtipn ahen'a rot W plsaeA 81
the clause n tleFviils
The Washington times., 1920-01-24
IIAE iii ,-
PUT OFF, Z.

The oppoarnnce Of ITaWrtce Mseter-s
linck. noted Reieian pokt ind snssl ic
sviso was te, hRye leutir-sd Esrlorfas5
aftsrnoon at the Rsiasco rhpsrer q
The Unknown sh0ye.T las hasa Dests
poned until Echrusryy4.
NJ r. Kline, iinler plinso rsrac fios4
aTaeterlinrk wifi appazs. ias@eassg
,hat tho chauae ~ Nate fNSgt
on accouhr of the8bs.l wsa, ~ larSs
,ditioits4k "a 1 0senee to tEe VI
II patfons pho psst Rlltg g9Ssstiis
appear on Tehfuary q "a ila3n ode
afternoon, To deliver his letere.
The Washington times., 1920-01-24

'Lady Rs1los.T pretty utue
k'6nas lqt known 70 the police a.
Eelrn .pisrirfer' C|isp fc.A SRI ppr-
flaf de IKE She "a detisted 20 De
the ''br.lpa ef a. b-sa of 'NfMpR
cl1thnt fblaVfe. Who pre. orpQ ~ WITH
clsIsa "a Alme esia ais.
isSen her erfest was drapntie'
sg>a4y RsNses'f sSessllfsrtd "a a band
aoaa4 yvath fanod George Socder,
whose nolisl lssa arid debonair nsanRrr
haye allowed hifa % escape ~ dozen
brnrho& yTllh tfc law. Deteetivcs
vcsfefSsy searched hiz apargRAcnts.
They 'foQnd thousQp3e OF dollars
worth % finerH Jewels. furs and other
galpaaies
III ccrnerl-vas an expensiys PER-
elab Srns rolied pp ri a bpiky man
nor. A dff,4tiNe gnye u an ahaert.
tnln.fe 4 shic's ThfEe was h fcmiripe
axei9isa4ion Of t.flh fr6nf within Tha
riiR wAs hhgtfly Mnroiea ara out
pogpea Lady 8aHisa,f 'ipdlgpant and
eiigftiy disheyrlcd she recovered
apaseala.y afranged her hair before
d niirror, put. on her egnfhsive tew-
elFG Ard selsetsd 9 mole Abia coat
from bfr.Nar9rota before e9qqfsaead-
Ing ~ aecoripan2 thu detsetiyea
esskea" resi,s 8sxie slasrs.
ore of the high ilghts % tbs girrs
tory VA fl.e reysiasiDa that tue best
i 40 Tor a g.aay, burglar 10 work Is
s,nlng 'nsgie hohrs.
als,1ys glSeq from 7 70 ?
.s0se hoara ever body ia tse eSefa-
The Washington times., 1920-01-24
10 PRESENT EOuR PLAYS.

-Four one-act plays will be offered
by Che Arts Club Players at the Lit
tie Theater, ia the Posto6fee Depart
ment buildipg, next Friday night
The titles OF the plays are water,
loo,' "Will o. the Wisp,Y "The Little
supper and "The Grill" The fol-
LaNing players viii participate;
Tbeoqore M Hardy, Finley fIhyes
Arthur II White, John M. Kline
Maurice Jarvis. Walter Beck. Alex.
enaer Wqcdburns r. Edward Hall.
apd Misaes Edith Goode. Frances
Carpenter Anna Ives Edna Ellis.
aud Mrs. heYander Woodburn
The Washington times., 1920-01-24
WHAT HYATTSVILLE
PEOPLE ARE DOING
School Children to BE Enlisted as
Gardeners in Drive Against
III. G. l..

HYATTsvIILE Jan. 2A-schooI
children OF Hyattsyiile are to be en-
listed actively in the fight against
the high cost OF living.
The Hyattsvllle horticultural So
ciety has indorsed plan suggested
by Mrs. Hortsnse Sturgls principal
OF the Hyattsville elementary school,
which provides Tor the organization
OF a home and school garden commit
tee to be composed OF the mayor and
representatives or the local schools,
the local horticultural. CLUB, woman's
club. citizens association. the Mary
land State College, and school garden
divisi0n OF the United States Bureau
OF Education. The committees work
viii be 10 encourage and aid pupils
Of the local schools 10 plant a SUCCESS
ful garden the coming season
The society is on record as favor
ing the suggested plan 70 have the
State College conduct an agricultural
course at the local high school,
The society has elected the follow
Ing officers for the year: President.
W. r.. Ballard: !: vice president, ). M.
Long, and secretary, G. f. Glass.
The Christian Endeavor Society of
the First Baptist Church Is making
arrangements for Christian Endeavor
week, the first week in February. 1t
afso plans 10 present play in March.
The church has bought a parsonage
on Block street The Rev. and Mrs.
~. IL. strong win take possession
Within a few. days.. 1 !.
The society has elected tho follow
ing officers for 1920; President stan
ley Crosthwait. secretary, Miss
Richie Weir, and treasurer. Gerald l..
Glass.
sunday school officers have been
elected as Follows. Superintendent. j..
B s. Norton; superintendent Of TN
struetion, Prof &C. Stursis; superin-
tendents of attendance, J.. II, King ana
l.. d. Lent; manager, III. r.. Robinson;
secretary, Miss Helen Clark, and
treasurer. c. II. Glass.
The Sunday school raised about
ST00 for missions and other worthy
causes.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
church has elected these officers for
the year: President. Mrs. c. r. Glass;
setretary, Mrs. J. B. .S Norton: and
treasurer. Mrs. w. II. Ballard. The
following officers have been chosen
by, the ladies' mission circles Presi-
dent, Mrs. A. r. Harrison; vice presi-
dent Mrs. w. A. coolSman; secretary,
Mrs. George M. Wells. and treasurer.
Mrs. II. t. willis.
The January meeting of the mayor
and city council is TO be held Monday
night In the municipal building
The Washington times., 1920-01-24

X.ye parts OF the city goes TO the
laoylss. On she lhcater. Sypetimes
Las lookout iax lhe boys and some
7lme- X Il wal = wealthy home. 1
would 10 Ia ihroHgh the window 10
sppfaise (ht stuff II is no use tiy-
ms 10 stii last years gov ma and linz
GofieA. and the boys weren't up on
layles II the gowns or lingerie or
furs were. worth ticking. would tell
them 10 pack them up. Sometimes
me 5ewelry WAS pasie stuff. but OF
course. / can spot that
Carried csuap>sbir Ladder
rf II was JOB from the outside
we have a collhpsibie ladder which
We always carristi In our limQusine---
of whatever kind OF = car we had
Ftolen A1r the night. II is no tricx
jintaylng window. 1t is no trick
findirg wall safe either. ! can smell
MON q btoc< away
The police aslSei ..I.ady Raffies
how ehe got "in the game"
ssNhy. J love George" she gaid.
.Td do anything for George and we
neeced' $4,000 quick. to pay his law
yer fo- another mixup. We got ~
quick too
The girl. who Is intelliSent and sp-
pafenfly wen educated. Is deciared 70
bc shc prettiest wonqnn ever taln for
iikc oflenve in c'hfcaEo She IL
petite. blonde and looks AT the world
wiinDig haby-blne eyes. She adliit-
ted 70 the police that she csme 10
Aeaesica 4eyen years ago from Poland
and that Nha hsd been Implicated with
gangs o. International crooks iD
Paris and LonAon
The Washington times., 1920-01-24
EIElIT.lIS DAFT
OH 7R

IN an sffoft to fatili4 te eepa-per
eiai relesiops With rsssslag ,fase
tspertina ecucsma ret tsse
staleish Rotql tsis haosa.as u e~ss
= pfEnagenr crgrp le9ls
Apgeais e the slate ge'aft7p
for export neebe5 ili eTear T. e
bHeinoss with i.gssia ilaw6e6 ON s x,
"a vain q. AZ 3eral AZ 30 "a
4iigii AAehisse ciYs4s Wha ia
olleyis "a ..
1hap Ind tgsfI. q ~
iaorc til tge6t3 vi
l1eetng here to ri9a .ie fgpBe
permanent asF0eatfcn tlt az
VIII admat ignDoffrrs q 7les. .l'er
The Washington times., 1920-01-24
III. WIS OH ALEXANDRIA
AND ARBY. VIRGINIA
David CfCsisttt Prohibition Violation
case prolsubly VIII Go to
.Ji.ry To-day.
xsashlAslen Times pursau.

/. .Gs sAs King street.
AI.5t.l-AA I1J.I5 Va. Jan, 24.--The
cas4 u DAVID Crockett, indicted for
ylogatfoa,pf the rrrhiuition law, oc-
capped she atsenylon OF the corpora
ssgn 1ogF1, Judge Louis G. BarIe,, pre-
ssdine All yssSerqay, and q special
xeas.ea ~ tllr soprt was held Until
Il o'clock hast evening The hearing
" fe4timoAy was completed last
ssemng. ana tlts morning arguments
ese ere Deagn- The case probably win
lss q tas 5uy today
TIC fol,cwina dcods were admitted
.tp regcrg hi tAe plafN'g ioffite. Of the
NJ a1sattcn cesAz.t saaay: starFs Sinms
aa4 w5Ie ynG clhers 10 NJ. n. Sinlrns,
&. Tot 81 8sound on tie east side OF
i%tFic9 street. Betwaen Princess and
GgoAoca ztFepts.
yiYiaFs II lsengy TO Tlorence Simp-
son Morris a house ana tot on the
nsrth slde 9f Prince street. between
Frss-fle ann Sfcst streets.
a'lpraHee Silnpsnny AsoTris sand hus-
t.ipd 10 Jesse ~. Norris and wife. a
house and lot on the north side OF
giuce street, between Payne and
lgest streets.
The funeral Of AIRS. Phylina Hicks
Mill be held froh wheatley's Chapel.
aa KiaB street, tiiis afternoon. The
services wiil be conducted by the
sev. -. B.Ja iSson. pastor OF the First
t4Btisl CfnEch, and burial VIII be in
iStAal Cemetery.
4, a. 80.
Inc KnseaeFbScker Club az the lslks'
aaIl. on Prince street, last evening
---------ss
The oongreg cation OF the SECOND
E'rnsSyterian Church last Thursday
seenIng Eava thslr pastor. the Rev.
John Lee Allsion a surprise pound
party, ut his home. King and WASH
nsgton sireets
IN intorestinr meeting OF Potomac
hodgc. NO 3S, Improved Order of
odd Fellows, was hcid in odd Fell
lows Hail. on North Columbus street,
last evening The third degree OF the
order was conferred on a large class
of candidates. ;.
a PRAYER Meeting was held at Ann
Lee Memorial Home for the Aged,
y aiIAtlN anu AhfntFon SltctlSs NtclcT-
day afternoon. The prayer meetina
was conducted by several Alexandria
women.
Despite the had weather the oyster
supper tdvsu by K8vanaugh Court,
taughters Of fsabella at the Lyceum
lEali. on pulSe street. iAsteyening. was
woil attended,
-
The State Corporation Commission
has granted a charter 20 the follow
ing: Tho Mason & Cosby Co, Inc.
Ciarendop. Va; capital stock from
$40 600 70 $4,000. OFFICERS, Linton w.
Mpsun, bfesident; w. w. Cosby, sec
retary. t.eona u Mason. L, G. NJ Cos
~, Joshua p. TAYLOR, and A. w. C.
Mason ail OF Clarendon, va The firm
wfli do genorai real estate btsiness.
The Union Dry Cleaning and Dye
lng cemp6py, Ind. OF Cherrydale, va.
cBpitai stock from $4,000 to 100000.
Officera Thomas ". Jones, presi.
dent, ClierrNdnle. Va Charles Fra
7irf. secretary Wnshington; G. G.
Coulter, y. A. James. Henry Miller.
Joseph Gelter, all of Washington
The Washington times., 1920-01-24
money TRUST IS
FEAREDBy BRITISH
Merger Of Two Of Most Power
fuI Privately Owned Banks
Causes Uneasiness.

LONDON. Jan. ss.--srhs charge that
money trust" Is being formed has
followed the merger Of the Loncoa
Joint city and Midland Bank. Ltd.
and the clsysdaie Bank, two Of the
most powerful privately owned rnan-
cial institutions in the United King
dom.
The Daily Express quotes Austea
Chamberlain. chancellor % the sxs
chequef, as saying, II do not share
the ytsw that there is grave danger
OF financial trust In this country.
but the course OF events viii be eare7
fully watched by the Government"
The Washington times., 1920-01-24
G. y. SMOKER ToNleAT.

students Of the School Of Foreign
Service, Gebrgetown University will
hold the Afst OF series of smokers
this evening at Ells's- Hall. Among
thc4e scheduled 20 speak are United
states Trade Commissioner Charles
p, Wood mud George D. Hopper. the
American consul Mt Stockholm.
Iiarry q. Sandiger, president OF the
class, viii preside. Members OF tho
entertainmont committee. in charge.
are Thomas T.. Dolan, chairman.
Mathew J. HELEN. John j. Connolly,
and Leoatine A. Wnlsh.
The Washington times., 1920-01-24
HARTMAN INTERESTS
GET COASTWISE FLEET

BOSTON, Jan. 2f--The transfer OF
control OF the Coastwise Transporta-
tion Company Of this city and its
fleet OF nine .vessels TO the Hartman
Interests OF New York was announced
yesterday .
The deal was effected through the
purchase by the Harrimans. OF tho
holdings OF the Consolidation Coal
Company, which owned 2 majority or
the stock OF the coastwise. Company.
The fleets tonnage Is about SS,000
The Washington times., 1920-01-24
ADDRESSES FRATERNITY.

1formcr Congressmanfs M NJ Nor
ri5vn, president OF the Washington
chapter Of the Phi Delta Theta fra
tcrnitW Addressed a gathering at the
hunter smoker at the University
lub list night
Tho aFair vas attended by thirty
I've members on the fraternity, who
rtEhonded with brief greetings.
The Washington times., 1920-01-24
IlNE EXTETTZh 17C
COMPLETE l7l9
CENSUS

Director sam r. RoEers today
extended indefinitely tleN peflod
allowed Tor complation OK iph
1899 consus Under .the law.
cnumern,ion nipst ~ coppfcefd iV
nf,eoh doys in all oltits, nNieSs
an oxtcnalon is orderca by- ne
cbmabars Of comnlerce and
other civic Bodies IN mShy elti5s
.which nre rivals in thr rhH'tif.
ton rRce. have been foodlgp
Rogora wAth toimranN fntliaflhf
. thcy feartd. that ~ mo INV, were
atricuy ,intfrpretea. thbuf0ads 81
their inhahitants .wnIii not bo ln-
cludod ~ tho tount
THO nrst compietNA urhan rh-
turns are ogpsctcd IN Two wosis
The Washington times., 1920-01-24

other thing to deprive a man who
hes been in this country long time.
and' who, PERHAPS has. wife and
children here. OF what we are accus-
toned 10 think OF as constitutional
,riglFts,. irrespective OF mans citi-
aenship,p
Want Both 80 Appear
The9s snEgestion was made by Sem
ntors and Congressnen who read the
+cofrespoadence between Palmer and
Il arle thar rf~oopsisierais1e light might
be shed on the asorkangs OF the At
torney, Generapa office and the De-
hartment OF Justtcc," IL both OF them
were TO appear before a Congress
sional investigating committee.
The Washington times., 1920-01-24
APPROVE BUDGET SYSTEM.

The budget system az n means 81
domestic economy was advocated 81
a meeting or the Federation os Wofp-
cn'a clubs, ut the Women's city club
yosterday, in connection with Ma
tional Thrift Week speakers were
Mrs. Eudora r. Richardson ana rflas
race Bartlctt. OF the Treasury De-
partment. and Mrs Court n. Wood
psst president Of tho organisation
The Washington times., 1920-01-24
BISHOP sHAHAl SPEAKS.

widespread awakening on spiritual
and educational matters was seen az
a postwar tendency by Bishop Sha-
han, OF the Catholic University. who
apoRe before the Knights OF Comugbus
school COG u street northwest. last
night More than 1000 former gerv-
ice men are on the rolls df the school
The Washington times., 1920-01-24
PICK ayr CANDIDATES.

The nominating conmittee OF the
Y. w. c. a. has submitted the names
of the following women to serve as
directors OF the organization from
1920 until 1928 elections to take place
at the next annual meeting; Mrs
Perry s. Heath, Mrs, Thomas Il. Kra-
mer, Miss Marion oliyer, Miss Eliza,
beth +. pidrce. Mrs. Woodbury., pul.
sifer, and Or. Ada r. Thomas,
The Washington times., 1920-01-24
sJ0Aa MES siMG sRi1IFs 8.

UT. ItAI.y1IB, ia, Jon, "a rtis
1eral Rervices for 3ofa MessugcY.
Ft Bainier, w3ln 6sd ,Ntiesaxg, Wfii
hs Held Goday frofa the E.m,i u re@
lence The bS,r.al VII ,he p Glqn
vood Ecmetcrg Tlsee dnuENt@rs
Mrs, il. Forrest. Misses go vi ,sls
l;liEaIeth Aicssinfrer, ortd three cons
.fohns ST.. Niiliam and Fred Messing
ar survive him
The Washington times., 1920-01-24
UP FOR VOTE
I'M SOUTHERN STATES

RICffMOND. Va, Jan. 24--Gover-
nor DAVIS transrnittea without recon-
riprdaiicn 20 Tho general assembly or
Virginia the Anthory Federal equal
suffage amendment. Tho amendment
win be considered az Joint moeting
nfitwo comniittoes or The house and
senate Monday afternoon.
The Washington times., 1920-01-24
Pupils THREATEN STRIKE.

cnrpAGp Jan sf--Pupils OF the
Altecid pablle grade school talked
strike today following Substitution
~ Efiq stewart negro teacher, In
m eiahtN Erede class of white chill
ircn Cor the regular instructor, who
was sick.
The Washington times., 1920-01-24

n 1Rs JULIUS FIEIscHrfANN. formerly Mrs Laura
IVA Hylan Helninway who last night became the bride
Of the former mayor Of Cincinnati and millionaire yeast
manufacturer at her home in New York FleischIhann
uss divorced by his first wife on Wednesday He set
tled 90 000o00, home in New London, Conn,
and $4,000 year elimony upon his first wife.
The Washington times., 1920-01-24
TO ADDRESS clTizsgs.

Congressnleu Thoinas r. Uiiiirias
~ IlBaois VIII address the meeuna
9E tic Midcity .c'ntzsast 5ciat3on if.
no Thompson School Twelflh and i
qtreets I'ofthWeat. Mordas cvenfas
o'clock, Piports. or The school.
legislative and other itbrcrtaRt COM
mittees win be suhmil,sa
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PllPILs To HskR AUTHaR.

Mics Margaret Slattefy. well SaotgW
educator end aathqr. WIN 8d9F6s
meeting oe the Tricp5ship Ci0fs ID
the high SCHOOLS in td6 3ti3nut
~ Central High Sehool md Aef naeriees
~ the y. w. g. ~ atia. y. Gf Fchr0-
nrv l. 49,
The Washington times., 1920-01-24
Lady RaHes, Petite
,Blonde, Tells Police Of
Crime Band She Led

CHICAGO jan 24ssI Lady RafAes'' was the stand
in fhe efiald court here today For hour she
oi how She stcatdly led her band Of crooks through
windows and into luxurious apartments under the noses Of
the Idlice aud OF the rcpes When the loot was divided
"Drains Of De Luxe Gang.