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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-16

carried crysanthemums. After tho
ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs. Prentice left
for Dallas, where they Will mako their
home. Mr.. Pron.ice Is a business
mar OF Dallas.
Miss Keen Is wen known here
among the University sos, although
Hhe is a portalea girl. She In q mem
Der of Alpha Chi Omega sorority, and
while not an VctiVe student al the
University this year, has been visit
ing at the Alpha Chi lodge on STAN
ford avenue FOR the past two weeks.
Her marriage was a surprise 10 her
friends. who knew nothing about IL
until Monday morning.
PERSONAL MENTION.
Lieut.. and Mrs. churles Weber are
here on a visit to Mrs. Weecr's
mother. Mrs. Tompkins. They hive
been living at Fort Dodge, la, where
Lieut.. Weber has been stationed.
Dick Barton, who spent the past
week visiting friends in the city, re-
turned Friday to Gallup.
Mrs. T. T.. weiser and daughter,
Mrs. i, l.. Kinds, have returned to
Fresno, Cal, where they are resid-
Ing permanently. They have been
visitinH Mrs. wieser's daughter, Mrs.
ChNnA't btbbtfF
Mrs. Cleora Wheeler, a national
officer OF Kappa Kappa Gamma,
spent asst weekend here, the guest
of the local chapter.
Mr.. and Mrs. David T.. WELLER ar
rived in Albuquerque sunday on the
California Limited, after "a honey
zoe trip In Chicago and 81. Louis.
They are visiting Mr.. Weiller's
parents, the Sol Weiliers, on West
rijeras avenue, for the time beinL
sir. and Mrs. Weller were married
September 20 in Memphis. Tenn.
Mrs. r. ID. Hayne leaves this even
ing for a six weeks visit In Oklahoma.
Arkansas and Tennessee.
Mrs. Ralph Robinson will leave
next Wednesday for Cincinnati, where
she will spend a month visiting with
relatives.
Mr.. n Mrs. J.. +. Hall are leaving
this evening for a two months visit
In Denver and Portland.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-16
MISS n STIRLING
NAHRIED SEPT. 80.

The announcement has been re-
ceived by friends Of the bride in the
city OF the marriage OF Miss Lenore
s. Stirling and Earl y. Morse, which
took place In Grand Rapids, Mich,
on September 80, It the Piainfield
Methodist church there. Mr.. and
Mrs. Morse win make their home In
Grand Rapids.
Mrs. Morse was the daughter OF w.
ID. Stirling. superintendent Of city
schools. before Mr.. Mines present
tenure OF that office. She attended
tho University OF New Mexico, and
was one OF the charter members of
Phi Mu sorority. She has been teach
ing school IN Grand Rapids. as has
her father, who was one Of the pro-
fessors OF the Grand Rapids high
school. Mr.. and Mrs. Morse are az
home at 1851 Plainfield avenue
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-16

Alice Joyce is making the final
scene from Cousin Kate" her next
production. As soon as II Ia com
pleted Miss Joyce VIII begin Her
Lord and Master"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-16

leading woman IN his new serial,
Tho Purple Riders" in which Ryan
viii appear as an individual star.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-16
COUNTRY CLUB DANCE FOR
NuS4 HELEN GRINSEEIn

A "buneh'' OF six high school boys
gave n surprise birthday dance at the
COUNTRY club Tuesday evening for
Miss Helen Grunsfeld, whose birth
day was celebrated on that day.
Their guests were twenty couples,
members OF the high school crowd.
There was music by the Duke City
orchestra. which aidcc in working up
a great deal on the' pep shown; n
n luncheon was served AT midnight
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-16

Elinor Field win DO Joe Ryan's
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-16

Mrs. Ralph Robinson will leave
next Wednesday for Cincinnati, where
she will spend a month visiting Will
relatives.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-16

Ave new members was the occasion
for the affair, and the business OF
eettinf acquainted, in the usual
.pifaaaat mannor Of teas, the feature
OF the afternoon.
SURPRISE BIRTHDAY DINNER
FOR MISS HELEN 3ftuNStElD.
A very novel and decidedly merry
surprise dinner party was given on
'Tuenday NJ the Ivan Orunsfeid home
on West Tijaras for Miss Helen
Grunsfeld, in celebration OF her
birthday. A color scheme OF red,
White and blue was carried out: and
the food yns carried into the
mouths-wfthout the aid Of silver.
Absolutely, All these perfectly prop
er Young mon and women OF high
school ago managed 10 manipulate a
perfectly doliciotB dinner without the
benefit OF knivcA. forks and spoons.
IL may have occurred 10 the young
folks that having reached - number
OF years, Il was nigh time that they
declare themselves absolutely inde-
pendent Of dominance OF such things
as sllvor,--hence the red, white and
blue usually used in the celebration
OF our Independence Day. At any
rate, they had n hilarious time eat
ing with their fingers; and though
their Independence was short-lived,
Il was a Joyous occasion while II
LASTED. The guests we're: Misses Cor
deiia Pearl, Irene Westerhausen, Mil
drcd Harris, and Marian Grunsfeld
and William VRughey. Joe Hall, By
ron Weillor, Ben Harris and Don
CaNenauth.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-16

Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Hall are leaving
this evening for a two months visit
In Denver and Portland.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-16

Mrs. r. T.. Weiser and daughter,
Mrs. Il. l.. Kinds, have returned to
Fresno. Cal, where they are resid-
Ing permanently. They have been
visitinH Mrs, wieser's daughter, Mrs.
Chester Bebber.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-16

Mrs. r.. d. Hayne leaves this even
ing for "A six weeks visit In Oklahoma,
Arkansas and Tennessee.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-16

The reEnlnr ihtrting Of the Good
Cheer club viii be held next We'd
needay afternoon. At the home Of
Mu. James Colllster. on South Third
street, The club meets twice month
~. No special work for the winter
mite program In the near uture.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-16

Lieut.. and Mrs. Charles Weber are
here on n visit to Mrs, Wetcr's
mother, Mrs. Tompkins. They hive
been living az Fort Dodge, Ia, where
Liout. Weber has been stationed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-22
ACC0MAC

/ Especial to The Times-Dlspatch.1
i ACCONAC, VA, August 2l.-Miss
Frances Fletcher has returned from
X trip 10 Norfolk.
Thomas j. Scarburgh has returned
rom a trip to Washington. ID. c.
|. Miss Marion Fosque. Of Onancock.
|s the guest OF Mrs. William i. Bull.
|it toseland.
Mrs. a. j. I.e-Cato. OF Portsmouth.
|s The guest OF Mrs. Lynn l.. Taylor.
s. James burlington has returned
rom a business trip TO Richmond and
Norfolk
Mrs. Cox. of Baltimore. Is the guest
|jf MIR. and Mrs. W. T. Nelson.
Mrs. Baker Barnes. of I.ewes. Dol.
IL visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
|ieorge Tom Vessels.
Miss Mary Martin is visiting
riends in Baltimore.
MIR. and Mrs. i. w. Alexander. ri
baltimore. are visiting the forne1ts
|ho; hcr, Mrs. NJ. VI. Alexander.
Mr. and Mrs. George l. Doughty
ere at orkney Springs to spend sew
|rai weeks.
Z. Miss l.. l.. ParrImore. Mrs. william
left this week for Orkney Springs
O be there two weeks.
Miss Nalinda Dourghcrty has re-
nrncd from visiting relatives in
Portsmouth.
(jathrine Simmermann left this week
or oxford. y. c.. To visit Mrs. Arm
stead Capehart.
Miss Mary Derby Area and Miss
Madeline Bond are visiting friends In
,ocomoke City Md.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-22

Roanoke, captured the pretty prizes.
Saturday afternoon Mrs. Gordon
was hostess at an informal tea.
Among her guests were Mrs. d. p.
Hun, Mrs. p. l.. Il. Martin. Misses b.
and &. Leeds. Mrs. George Barnard,
Mrs. Edmons, Mrs. w. II. Thomas,
Mrs. j.. Ii. White and Mrs e. G. Lind
scy.
Saturday night Mr.. and Mrs. H 3.
Vescy, gave chatting dish party to
tho young people ut the Springs.
Among the arrivals this week arc
many who have spent former seasons
mere: Mrs. Oscar X. Lyle. OF Brook
lyn. n. "; Mr.. and Mrs. C. NJ. Lang
horne. of Richmond; Mr.. and Mrs. ].
f. Reid, of Norfolk.
Arrivals for the week: ]. r. PEBBLES.
Norfolk; Mrs. Il. j. Richardson, Nor
iolk; Miss Sara Flanagan, Pulaski,
Va. Mrs. Elya Temple, Norfolk;
James L. Taliaferro. Norfolk: Mr.. and
Mrs: III. c. Trigg, Miss Marethy Sugg.
OrchIc Sugg. Greenboro, NJ c.; Mrs.
w. IL: Cook. Newport News: Mrs. Ma
son Hin, Petersburg: Mrs Meyer, Pc
tersburg; w. hutton Bieekbury. G..
6. Lindsay. wife and two children.
Roanoke; Mrs. J. Horace Smith, Mr.
and Mrs. w. i. Norris, Miss Margaret
Norris. Salem, Va; Mrs. T. A. Shu-
feldt, Batavia. ILL.,; w. Il. Smith. a. G.
Mc' I've, Jr. Bluciicld; L. l.. Woodbill,
Richmond: j. X. Puelt. Greensboro. y.
g.. &. Pr Hun, James Z. Woods. T. G.
Thomas Misses Martha and Ella
Thomas. +. Il. Thomas. James Thomas.
waller Jameson. Roanoke; Mr.. and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-22
BON AIR

,BOS AIR, VA. f'AuSust 2l.--Miss
hnna Purcell. who has been motoring
through Virginia, has returned and
vlll be- at tho Bon ALT Inn the rest OF
he month.
Miss Jennie Flippcn was a guest
big, week In G!ntcr Park, where she
Visited Miss Margaret Moore.
Rev. l.. r. Mason. MICS Lucy Mason
nd Landon r. Mason. Jr., who have
bcn with tho Misses Moore for the
a.i two months. left this week for
MISS Grace Wright. OF Richmond.
q Visiting Miss Lue Cowan.
Miss Bessie Johnston left on Thprs-
lay for South Boston. where she will
'isit Mrs. Charles Dickson.
.Atlss Julia Powers Is with Mr.. and
hrs. Harvey Taylor in Amelia County.
Mrs. John Christian has been the
ccent guest of Mrs. Taylor Robinson,
u Gintcr Park.
AIR. and Mrs. Kirkland and sons left
~ Monday for visit to Albert. Va.
where they will visit Mrs. Oglesby.
Miss Lucy Cardwell. who has been
visiting Mrs. Albert Williams, left on
Thursday for Hanover.
Mrs. James L. Gillian. Jr. and son
zee with DR.. and Mrs. Il. Il. McCluer
Dc. Bates McCluer Is also the guest
X his parents.
Arthur Henry is visiting his broth
r in Roanoke.
Mrs. billiard is visiting her mother,
Mrs Trent. in Standar dsville.
Miss Helen Adkins is visiting Miss
CAROL Brown.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-22
CROCKETT SPRINGS SCENE
OF VERY DELIGHTFUL BALL
Costume Affair There Attracted No.
table Guests-Wcck Was an
EvcntfuI One.

CROCKETT SPRINGS. VA, August
2lS-Thc event OF the week was the
fancy dress dance given "Wednesday
night. Forty or more of the guests
wore unique and becoming costumes.
Among those who deserve special
mention for their costumes are:
Miss Coralie Williams, OF New Or
MISS White Thomas. represented q
sunf'ower; Miss Barnwell, OF Roa-
nokc. Quakcress; Miss Saunders. OF
Newport News. Columbia: Miss Biv-
ms, OF Newport News. Il Zingaro: Mrs
j. Harry Girvin. of Roanoke. Justice:
Z: Roy Mintcr. Of Richmond, q Turk :
Mrs. W. G. Talicfcrro. a Spanish lady:
MIS-. Waller jameson. Bo Bcep: Miss
Ellis Moon. OF Chatham. "a Spanish
dancer; c. NJ. Anderson, OF Atlanta, q
Tireador.
Friday morning the weekly sub
scription card party was given. The
games played were auction bridge
and 500" The prizes were won by
Mrs. James T.: Woods, OF Roanoke:
Mrs. w G. Talieferro. of Norfolk
Mrs. Oscar Lyle. OF Brookiyn; Miss
Iiitc. OF Lowesville. Va: Dr. c. NJ
liibbett, of Nashville. and Mrs. Per-
duo. of Greensboro, y. G. The con-
ISOLATION prize was drawn by Mrs. II.
Saturday morning Misses Saunders
and Blvins. OF Newport News, enter
tained ut auction bridge, in honor OF
Miss Lois Trczcvant OF Memphis,
James L. Woods. OF Roanoke. and
Miss Moon. or Chatham. Va.
Another delightful entertainment.
given Saturday morning, was the
card party. given by Mrs. IIdney
gave the cntertainment for her voIng
grandson. L!dncy Rutherford. Eliza
beth and James +. Woods. Jr of
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-22
NeU Process Removes
Superfluous Hair Roots!

Women troubled with uns!ghtly hairy
growthS VIII be delighted to hear that
they can now actually remove the hair
tntirc-roots and nli-casily. quickly.
harmlessiy! II is dono without tho use
OF liquid. powder, pasto or electric
needle.
Tho new phelactine process IL not to bc
compared Mt all with any other method.
Nothing like 1t ever discovered. 1t causes
the hair roots to como out before your
very eyes, leaving tho skin smooth and
hairless as babes It's action Is SO
positive. so certain. druggists generally
report phenomenal sales for phclactino.
II is pon-odorous. non-iTritating. non pol
sonous-n child could safely eat II. Get
small stick of phelactine today. follow
tho simple instructions and you will DO
wonderfully surprised.--Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-22

Mrs. A. W. Spencer. Johnson City.
J. Richardson, Petersburg: Miss S. b.
Poole, Miss Ermine Rose, Peters,
burg; Mrs. J. Fishburn, Roanoke;
Y; Mrs. r. NJ. Long. Miss Wilma
Seebolt, WINSTON Salem; Miss Ruth
Pendleton, Miss Annie Justice, Nor
folk; Miss Elizabeth Whctford, Ports
mond., Fl. G.. Bowles. Petersburg: Mr.
and Mrs f. Reid. Norfolk: Mrs. i.
S. Herbert. Alexandria: T.. III. Drew
Adams. Miss Mary Duvai Adams
Lynchburg, Va: Mrs. w W. Moss
Miss Virginia Moss. Richmond; II. T.
Mallory, Richmond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-22
At 1'tIIE 1FEIE.ATEE2S THIS WE.EIN

Two big novelty shows, each made
OF standard Keith attractions, will
(e offered ut tho Lyric by Manager
very branch of the amusement world
represented In the list OF features.
teVeral recent hits from the big
|iinc' theaters OF rhe Keith circuit
Ions. -Sli.
The picturesque and fantastic are
|onspicuous in the comedy novelty
10 be presented by IIoyt, Harris and
Winters, trio OF versatile funsters.
Popular in the larger cities, but max
|oE their first visit south of WASH
|nEton. Two all-round athletes. who
Keel as trick riders. are Walthour
|na Princeton on the opening bill.
|,hcy give spectacular exhibition.
Following them arc Lamey and Pier
lon, an eccentric comedy couple, VINO
muse with comedy impcrso nations.
Harry Waimnn and Irene Berry. will
|ntcrtaln with n program OF instru
bental music covering wide range
|f composition. Miss Berry is an ac-
|omplished planiste and her male as
|ociate a violinist OF exceptional skill
nd technique. a real novelty in
iiimal acts Is promised In the cx-
|lbition 10 be given by GalettPs Mon
ey VaudeSlllians.
|, Given prominence on the bill for
he weekend 81 the most modern or
|emale minstrel troupes, Che Fashion
f!ihs.rclS. Prlnclpal comedienneS or
he company are tho Misses josie
flynn. Mamie Arnold. Irene and
Robbie Smith. Following the FIRST
Part" an entertaining olio Is pre-
|tnted by the specially artists In the
roupc. Louis Stone, solo dancer. will
|Dnear on the same bill. Another OF
he- stellar features OF the weekend
ilisis Jack i.ipton. programmed sim
Ny AZ "a mimic" Upton Is cspcci
lily effective in his limitations Of
puSical instruments.
/ New and stirring pictorial records
moving the movements OF celebrities
{ each OF the national political par
les are among the movie" nttrac-
ions experimenting the vaudeville
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-22

OF Broadway: Gertrude and Dolly
Smith. OF Madison; Linda and Ada
Leo Berry. OF CrlElersville; Sarah
Towers; Grafton. w. Va: Blanche
Rinker. Ruth Dysnrt and Pauline
Bowman. of Woodstock: Mary Pasco
and Jessie Conrad. OF Harrisonburg.
Mrs. $. j. Hoffman. OF Woodstock,
and Mrs. e.. l.. Williams. Of Mobile.
Ala; DR.. Shirley, OF New Market;
Messrs Hallock and Carroll Rich
mond. OF Washington: Paul Hoffman.
OF philadelphia; Norman Bowers, OF
Grafton. w. Va: Irwin and Joe Rush.
OF baltimore, and Charles Bowman.
OF Woodstock.
Mrs. Ella Cole has returned TO her
home In Baltimore after spending a
month in Woodstock
Mr; and Mrs. W. L. Locke AMI l!ttel
daughter, of Richmond. are guests
OF Mr: and Mrs. Russell Boyer.
Paul Hoffman has returned to Phil
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-22
New Way to Curl Hair
Fine for Outdoor Girl

The silmerinc method OF curling the
hair is tho proper thing before going mo-
tor!nS. boating or golflng, or INDUCING
in any outdoor sport or exercise This will
not only give tho hair the most beautiful
wavy ana curly appearance imaginable,
but wind or heat Will not take the curl
out. The curiness is quickly acquired
and lasts much longer than where waving
tonRs are used. Besides. the hair will be
bright and lustTous. Instead of dull and
dead looking. When combcd out 1t will
be as nice and fluffy as II Il had Just been
shnmpoocd =
Jus; get a bottle OF liquid slmerine nj
any drug or department store, follow the
accompanying directions. and you will be
simply delighted with the result. This
product Is Of course perfectly harmless
and there IS nothing sticky. greasy or un-
pieasat about it.-Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-22
WOODSTOCK

WOODSTOCK, VA, August 81
Miss Margaret Hoffman aud Miss.
Dick Bowman are hostess for a de-
iightful camping party. which is be-
manent camp In the mountains near
Liberty Furnace
The camper1 arc MisscS Natal,
Lancaster. OF Ashland; Mamie Myers,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-22

adelphia. after brief visit to his
mother. Mrs. S. J. Hoffman.
Hamilton. Ontario. Canada have ar.
rived for q visit to their parents.
w. b. Mlley, OF Roanoke; C. e.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-22

Accept california" Syrup OF Figs
only-look for the name California
on the package, then you are sure
your child is having the bcs; and
most harmless physic for the little
stomach, liver and bowels. Children
love it's fruity taste. Full directions
on each bottle. You must say Cali
tOrnia"--Adv.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-30
800 Gallons, 4 Cars and 5 Men
Seized in Raid; Rum Emptied,
Negro Scoops it; Drinks; Fined

Danville. Va. Sept. ga raid by
ten revenue agents armed with
shotguns and lead by Chief Rev
enue Agent S. r. Brame in Henry
County, last night resulted in Rome
Nolen Of Franklin being shot in the
back with bird shot. the seizure of
four automobiles laden with liquor,
the capture of FIVE men. and the
confiscation of nearly 800 gallons Of
liuuor, some of which was poured
out in the street this morning to a
chorus of groans by a large crowd.
The undertaking was the largest
ever attempted here and was in the
nature Of surprise attack on
moonshiners who believed the field
agents here to testify in court,
would not be active. The officers
found more than they bargained
for and one of the men escaped.
Solen was shot scaling a wire
fence. He was effectually ham
strung and could not run. Brought
here. ninety shot were taken from
his body. He referred the doctor to
the government for payment.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-30

Revenue Agent II. {. Crenshaw
admits having shot Nolcn to pre-
vent hi% escape.
Cleops Nolen, a son of Rome. was
also arrested in another car which.
with its predecessor, crashed into
a road obstruction carefully laid
near Henry.
Two negroes were caught driving
a heavy-ladcn liquor car and both
were arrested. The machine be
longcd 10 J. c. Adkins, a local busi-
ness man. While the officers were
searching this car Ralph Howard.
Of this city. came bowling along.
His car, too, was frcighted with
liquor and he was placed under ar
rest This evening four Of the FIVE
men were indicted. The elder Nolen
is already under several indict-
ments for handling liquor in an
other court and his arrest was con-
sidered important.
When the liquor was poured out
this morning the runlets were
bounced on the pavement and they
burst. John Anderson. negro.
scooped up a handful and drank II.
A policeman caught him and he
was fined $40 in court for drinking
in public place.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-30
Officers Bring Hero
Of War 5000 Miles to Face
Charge of False Pretenses

shell-shocked, wounded and gasscd
this native OF Somewhere in Mary
land was returned to the Cnitcd
states. But he rc-enlisted in tho
Officers Training Camp at Fort
Myer, Va, and was commissioned a
first lieutenant, latecr being ad-
vanced TO captain.
When the armistiCG was signed
Morgan was just leaving a hospital
in France TO return to the firing
line. tie came home with hls
troops.
Court officials say that Capt. Nor
gan was not discharged from the
army, but is a. ". o. !. from Camp
Grant. CHIEF Justice Mccoy for
warded a bench warrant for his
arrest and sent a copy of the in
dictment along, when notified of his
losation.
II am sorry it has all happened.
for my parents sake, but l came
down here because 1 want to prove
my innocence and hurry back" Nor
gan said.
The trip from Alaska, which COW
cred more than 5000 miles, com
prised a 30O-mile journey by auto
mobile from Fairbanks to Chitina.
a 5O0-mile railroad trip to Cordova.
a 1.200mile sea ride from Cordova
to Seattle and a 3.00O-mile jaaunt
across the United States.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-30
ENDS HERLIFE
IN BALTIMORE
Body of Miss Zoa E. Hogarty
OF Washington, Found
Floating in Bay.

The body of Miss Zoa L. Hogarty,
- years old. of 80 Morgan street
northwest, was found floating in the
Baltimore harbor yesterday by mem
bcrs of the Baltimore police depart
mcnt.
4 picture found in the belongings
OF the woman at the Baltimore Y.
". {. \. first identified her. Later
brother. George G. Hogarty. of
a. Morgan street northwest, ideutI-
fed the body late yesterday
Miss Hogarty, who had been in i'll
health for many years, left Wash
inEton a week ago last Saturday
She was staying at 1927 Nineteenth
street northeast at the time and said
she was going TO visit friends and
then go west. She had been employ
cd during the last year at the Bu-
rcau of Engraving and Printing.
Miss HOEarty was an inmate of
ST. EliZabeth's Hospital for five
years. being discharged about two
years ago.
Ill health and dependency is at
tributed by relatives as the cause of
her probable suicide. A parasol and
suit case were found clasped in the
woman's hands when her body was
found 1t Is thought she had been
IN the water for about three days.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-30
MALLOW SMOULDERING
MASS OF RUINS AFTER
LATEST ERIN REPRISAL
Kiss Invitation
From Manicurist
Makes Wife Mad

New York. Sept. E9.-"Visions
OF last year keep popping up
before me. All the glory of
your wonderful self keeps fash
ing through my mind. I see you
now enchanting. fascinating
The picture is too vivid. 1 want
to run toward it, to be held in
your arms and smothered with
kisses"
This excerpt from a letter, al
legged to have been written TO
her husband by Miss Anna Mos
ocowitz, a pretty maaicurist. is
offered by Mrs. Dorothy Helprin
as evidence that her husband has
ceased to love her, in 4 suit
before the Brooklyn Supreme
Court for separation from DIR.
Benjamin E. Helprin, who was
stationed at a Western camp as
a member of the Army Medical
Corps.
only the silly effusions OF \
silly girl to a man in uniform
is the comment of DR.. Helpri1.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-30

OF interest to reformers and sa-
loon-keepers.
There is always hope for a man
who. when sober, will not con-
cede or acknowledge that he was
ever drunk. But when a man
will say Gin the apt words of the
phrase-distiller), Il had a beauti-
full skate on last night" you will
have to put stuff in his coffee as
well as pray for him.
One evening on the. way home
Babbitt dropped in at the Broad
way bar that he liked best, Al
ways there were three or four
fellows there from downtown Of
fees that he knew. And then
there would be highballs and
stories, and he would hurry home