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CLEPHANE 4 LATIMER, Attorneys.

BCrRKNE COUNT o. TIE DISTRICT OF
CoIunbia. Holdine PROBATE Coust.-No.
27I6. AdministsstIon.-Tbis IL to rive pstice
Inst the suhscrfbers, Of the District Of Co
fusn Bic and the state Of New Jersey. fespec-
lively. have obtaaaed froM the Probate Court
Of the District Of ColuBbsa letters testamen-
tsyy on the estate Of JHiia 3aSx1r Pftktn,
late Of the District Of Columbia. deceased.
All persons havirG clsims against the deceased
are hereby warned to e1htbit the sane. with
TIE vo0cheYs tkefeof. iesaIly suthenticated. to
the subseF16ess % ~ before the 22nd day Of
September. AID. 1871; otherwise they nay by
law BE- excluded from oil bs1eAt Of sid esssee.
Given under our hauds this 23rd day q Sep
TENDER. 1874. WH1IAX r. AETCAIE, I'd
GAR. address Tie Grsftsu. Washington D. C. !;
WALTER OVID kINS0EV1NfS, sddress -
weodand aysnue. SuAMft tSeaj.) A.
% Wills for ne Dfstysxfct Of Columti
CleEk Of the Pro6ate Court sen, oe29
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MINOR, galley 4 ROWLAND,
AttoFDeyN.

srPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
, Columbia. Holding Probate Court--So.
e71ss, Administration.--This is TO give notice
that the subscriber, Of the stste OF New
Jersey. has obtained from the Probate Court
q tns Da.trics e GsinEsts lsstss,. tsstamen-
tary on the estute Of Cephas Henpstone Sin
AM persons having claims sRstnst the deceased
ere hereby warned to exhibit the same, with
fhe vouchers thereof legally authenticated. to
tn sunscriber on or besRe the tats day of
Sepsrmter, AID. lS71 !: otherwise tney msy BY
IsW be excr,njed FROM III benefit Of said ESTATE.
Given under my hand this 1Ash day Of Sep
tamber r920. GEOkGE HUKSLEY SIN-
,CLAIR, care Minor. GsfIsy . Rowland, Colo
rsdo bldg WashiHEesM- D. e @SeaL) Attest !:
WIN CLARK TAYLOR. Deputy ReEistsr Of
wills for the pixcrict q C0runtia. Clerk Of
the Probate Court se2o,oc2,S
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LOUIS GUTENBERG, Atto71<Y.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
Columbia. Holding Probate Court.-Estate OF
Henry H. Miller, decrased.-HSI 2I342, Adj
ministration Docket 62.-Appiicstion having
been made herein for probate Of the last viii
for letters testamentary On said estate By Mssy
Catherine Digs, executrix. named therein, It
IL ordered this 21st day Of September. AID.
liam Miller. and all others concerned. sppesE
in said court Monday, the LIST day Of No
vemher. AID. 1929. At 10 o'eboch s-M., to
show cause why seh appEcztion should NOT
he granted. Let notice hereof be published tn
the Washington Law Reporter and The Even
ing Star once In each Of three successive weeHs
hefofe the rptuFn day herein mentioned, thu
first publication to I've not less than thirty days
before said return day. WENDELL. =. STAE:
FORD. Justice. (Seal) Attest: THEODORE
District Of CoIumbis, Clerk Of TIM Prehgse
Couxf se3. oes,9-
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SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
Columbus Holding Probate Court-Ee. 270e7.
Administrstton.-This Is to give notice: Thst
the subscriber. At the District Of Columbia- hes
obta ined from the Probate Court Of tlse District
Of Columbia letters testGmeatary on the estxfe
Of Abner G. P. Shoemaker. late Of the District
Of Columbia. deceased. All persons hsvfnR
claims against the deceased are hereby warned
to exhibit the snme, with the vouchers thereof,
legally authenticated. to the subscriber. on Or
before the 18th day Of September, AID. 1921;
otherwise they may by law be excluded from
oil benefit of said estate. Given under my haud
this f6th day Of September, 1920. EDGAR D.
TURNER, 14OT New York ave. NV. (aealp
Attest: JAMES TANNER. Register Of Wills
for the District of Columbia, Clerk Of tie Pro-
bate Court. Sel8,20, or
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MlLkMEN WANT $40 DAY
Higher Prices Again Loom Before
New York.

NEW YORK, October 1.-The Times
says:
Higher prices for milk, loose and
bottled, loom before the households
OF New York once more, according to
plans of unionized milk drivers, an
inkling of which came to the ears of
officials of milk companies yesterday.
Coupled with the probability of
jump in milk prices came the threat
of another city-wide strike of milk
wagon drivers
From a reliable source il was ascer-
tanned that the drivers would make a
fiat demand for a $40 daily wage In
addition. it was said. the men would
demand that the present percentage
of collections on their routes be in
creased. Under the present scale of
pay some of the men are making SIS
81 80 week on good routes.
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SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
Columbia, Holding Probate Court.-No.
27365, Administrafiou.-This 10 to give notice
that the subscribsr. Of the Dlstyict Of Colun:
hia, has obtained from the Probate Court Of
the District Of Columbia letters Of administra.
ton on the esxafe Of LSstar rdindexter.
late Of the District Of Columbia. Decreased
All persons havine claims aesinst the decreased
are hereby warned to exhibit the same. with
the resehers thereof. Jefs1fy aufhentiestsd. to
the subscriber. on before the 17ts Day q
September, AID. 1871 otbervise they nay BY
law be e1cIu5ed from oil bsneft e ssif eN1se.
Given under my hand this 20th day oE $50.
tember, 1928. EVA LOUISA rOsNDE1TDR.
64a Aeker ssFeef northeast. tSsa1.D Astsse
WIN. CLARK TAYLOR, DEPUTY RsGiAer d
wills for the District Of CoIumeda. C1erk 81
the PrOtnfe Court Ng2S.AES.8
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HAKRY n HOLLANHER. 1fao51<Y

IN THE SUPREME couRT or TIE DE
fsiet IT Coiumbis--Safah I. frfceY NEE
Cohen, pfGfntfR. vs.. the unAz0wH heirs,
alfenees and degiRees Of CSnR8d Doll. D.
ceased, ct al, defendaufs.-E1utfy No. 30323.
The ob5cct Of this suit is % oBtaia decfee
'estabiishfng Of record ~ stserss pessessaen
plafnti6's tie to lot 80, n Bent1u1in J:
Cohen's combustion 81 parts sf Ioes 16e End
2Os, IN squarv 1o2. Georestsyn. ssw sqs.r.
1879, IN ne District Of CelmDn1a. % pc plat
recorded In IibH ., af foKo III. In tn sur
yeyos's slace 81 sod District Epen Eseasa Of
the plaisGiR 70 h, - the esuFt. thts list Gay
Of SepterAter, AID. 1870, ofdefsd e1et TIE O.
fenaAats, Ne unkuSwn heiss. alls1eo6 an6 Oev-
isees Of Conrad DslI, G<afEs Du1, AasBxrst
Don, NIimAeth Doll. Samue1 SSik1su, Gess1s
sticfeI, Tnouaas StiekeI1, Mary Ana ArSe1ts,
susann1h StfckeH and Wifliam ge3cken eause
their appearance to b entered herein On or
about the hyxt rule day occurring after the
expiration 81 the feststh day, sxctus$ve u Sun-
days and i1nl heIidays, after M day u the
nrst publication heFeef. Otherwise this cause
WIN Ne pRoeeeaed WfGh ~ In eDse q 0kSsuh,
provided q coy hereof be D.eaaaed - the
WASHINGTON Law Reporter sud The Evemn&
stsr once ID the month - SspSeDoey eo0 -
October SD 9, 1870. other md loaOS puo
Eesfioa being dispslsed via for su1c3s1t cause
Shown. WENDELL p. SrAFFOeD. Justice.
(SeaI.) true copy. Test: MORGAN r.
BEACH, Clerk. By F. e. CUENIEGHAM,
Asst. Clerk. se2a.oc2.9
Z E8TK m TIAV - 4KEkTI-H.. AffoE0eYD
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". J. DOW. Attorney.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
Columbia, Hsiding Prohate Court-Ne.
21o59 Administra tion.--Thfs Is to give notice
that the subscriber. Of the District Of Cotun-
bia, has obtained from the Probate Court Of
the District Of Columbia letters testameutaey
on the estate OF Lorenzs StMf, late of the Dis
trict Of Columbia, deceased. AL persons hav-
ing claims against the deceased are hereby
warned u exhibit the ssme, with the watchers
thereof. legally suthenticated. to ths sub
scriber Of before the 10th Day of September.
AID. 1871: otherwise hRey may BY Isw be e.
GUIDED from an benefit Of sid estate. Given
under my haHd this 10th day Of Septsmber.
1922 JANE SINH, 124e New Jersey aven1e
southeast. eseai.l Attest: JAMES TANNER
Register Of wills for the District Of Cotnmbta,
Clerk Of the Prohete Court. se1s.2s. oc2
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LECKE. cox sHERIElI- attorney

II TEE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
trict G( Celumbi Rais, plaintiff
w. Sinner P. Rair ct n. dsfsndants-So
s7s0s, E4uity poc.-The object Of this suit
In to obtsin q decree for the partition Hnd
srie Of the IRud and premises situated IN
she District Of Columbia, known and de-
scribcd d follows: Lot No. IS in the Capital
Realty Gompany's combinations Of lots In square
f757. Wisconsin, Avenue Psrn. per plat re-
corded In the o6lce Of the SURVEYOR for the
Ristrict Of coFuub1s. in Liner 81. IN folio
$50 Also lot numesraf I58 in square No.
lG9g IN Leuis " Vine and William Mayse
suSsivisson. IS per plst reconied in Libef IS.
at fniiG 60. In the records oc the ONCE OF the
surveyor Of the District Of Cofuzuhta- On mo-
tion at the comptsinant. II is this 18TH day
of September. 1914 ordered inst the de-
fendsnts. Simon p. Bsir. Mary B4ir. Edward
Hair- GeaxHe z. Bsir, Frank Bair, Beuiah ].
Psrker, Slmou p. Bsir che.ter A.. Bair, BY
rsn c. Ratr; George Deir. Bertha Lnwrie. Ellis
3, Light, Chasies #. Smith. Gcosge ID. Smith,
Gertrude Charioers Hsyes. Ada n. Smith:
Beaver, Ira HssvsY, Arthur Beaver John H.
Speck. u. Mason speck, AIpheus Albert, Carrie
q. Early, George A. Spsck. BERTHA Johnson,
e. BOYD Speck, csuse their sppens3uce 10 be
entered herein on before the fdrtieth day.
exclusive ct Sundays and legal holidEys. &C.
curing SITTER the day Of the first publication
of this order; otherwise the cause viii be
proceeded with ~ In csee Gf dPfsult. Pro-
yided, a copy oe this orz,er be published ONCE
4 week for three successive weeks In the
Washington Law Reporter and The Washing
usa Evening Star before said day. ASHLEY
" GOULD. Justice. Ieai.) true copy.
Test: MORGAN H. REACH, Clers. BY p. E.
CUNNINGHAM. asst. Glerk. se1s25oc2
n
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r. STANLEY HOLLAND, Attorney.

SUPREME couRr OF THE DISTRICT OF
Columbia Holding Probate CeuFt--Eo
27i9a. Administrafion. Is to give notice
that the subscriber. Of the District Of Cslnm.
bia, has obtained from the Probate Court OF
the District Of Colusnhsa letters testament
tary on the estate Of Martha II. AspinvalI
late Of the District Of Columbia. dec'sssed
All perssns havina Claims against the dsceascxi
the voHAprs thereof, legally authentirated, to
the subscriber. on Or before the 21st day ct
law be excluded from Ill benefit Of sid esta t..
Given under my hand this 2lst day Of Sep
temhpr, 1870. CLARENCE AKIN ASPIS-
WALL. tSeaL) Attest: WM. CLARK TAY-
LOR, Deputy Resiseer Of Wills for the District
Of Csfumhia, Clerk Of the Probate Court
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LDaAL Io9IUE6.
FEED MCKEE. Af1oFaeY.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT or
:;isi. AAninis,rstiss; -1hi: Is to rive give no %,
Css.nsi.. hs. : Sssssss from e tn. Probsts
Cosrt Of the District Of Columbia letters Tesla
'ss late on Of the the
Sec.s:d are sersSy warned to s.Sisi, II. same
TO the Subscriber. on or before the 2sth day or
September. AID. 1921 otherwise they may
BY law b e1clussd fron an benefit .s Of said
Of September. 1899. FRED Mckee, $40 18TH
st. NV. tseel, Attest: VIM: CLARK TAYLOR:
Deputy Register Of Wills for the District OF
Ceiumhis. Clerk OF the Probate Court: oc2,e, l6
WILLIAM H. BADEN, Attorney.
SUPREME CorRr OF THE DISTRICT OF
1ss. Administration.-T mis- is tn give notice
that The subscriber; Of the state q re.nsyl,
;o Y: has ss'. ~ 5SS ' letters 81 admir-
istratiou on the estate Of Isaac D: Williamson.
late Of the District Of Columbia. deceased.
ceased are hereby wsraed TO eihihi. the same.
with the vouchers thereof. legally anthenti-
s:,ss Z, e the On 81 edSfs ise
may BY law be excluded from all esneat Of
:.id estate Gi,sa snser ny hand this M ssan
ts.sD attest: v. A SIARK TAYLoR; Deputy
s.rs 81 q W M p1 rss sns
MOEHLING, FEEBLE 4 OGikIsY, At
SUPREME COURT OF xaE DISTRICT OF
27iss' Admiustrssisc.IrSis Is to give notice S:
that the ssbseribffs, Of the state Of Massa-
c,; # ss Ss, sa III os sss ,.ss
meatap On the estate Of sarah z. stevens,
late 81 the District Of Columbia. deceased.
Az persons having Gains against the deceased
hereby q
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MOEHLING, FEEBLE 4 OGfkl6Y, At
t0rneyS.
PEkRf ". FRIsB1, Attorney.

Columbia. Holding Probate Courr.-N0.
21316 Administration Docket 62.-Estate Of
Mae &. Ancrue. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS having
been made herein for probate OF the last will
and testament Of said deceased, and for let
tiers testamentary on said estate, by Estella
Estin. the executrix mentioned therein. it
is ordered this 18th day of September, AID.
1880, that the unknown heirs at law and
next OF kin Of the said Mae Z. Ancrue, de-
ceased. and all others concefned appear in
said court % Monday. the sth day Of Novem-
Der, A. d. 1890. At 10 O'Clock am, to show
cause why such application should not be
granted. Let notice hereof be published in
~ washington Law Reporter and Wash
Ssgtsn Bee and The Evening Star, once In
Slrh OF three successive weeks before the re-
shrs DAY herein mentioned. the first publi-
s1iscn TO he not less thae thirty days before
eAi6 return day. WENDELL p. STAFFORD,
T>eDuty Register Of Wills for the District Of
CStuuilia, Clerk Of the PROBATE Court. ect2.s.f6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-02

COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY SCHOOL W.
Thomas Shepherd. PHI. D.. Pres, SOS1s Eye
NV. Individual instruction. college prepara-
tory; languages. mathematics. physics. chem
istry. day, night; putent office co-education
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FIRsT-GRADE CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINA-
TONS 0ctober o, for men and women, SALARY.
81, $50; EDITORIAL clerk examinations. ocfober
20; bookkseper and translafor examinations.
reasonable tuition for entire course. THE
CIVIL. SERVICE PREPARATORY SCHOOL.
southeast corner T2th and SITS. NV. Phone
FrxnhIin 20A0. ADOLPH RICHARDS. NJ. A.,
MS, PriucipaE.
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FRANK J. 10G1N. Attorney.

IN THE SUPREME CoCRT OF THE DIS
trict Of CoiumSia. and Deposit
Company Of Maryland. plsiutiR. rs. Rsckr
River Dry Dock Company ct H.. DEFENDANT,
Equity No 3T833 This cxuss being referred
to the auditor, with dreettoua to dstermtne the
validity and amsunts Of the several claims or
tile Supply creditors herein snn rrport tts same
to this court, notice IL hereby given tlat J.
win proceed With snid refei]nre ON FRIDAY.
Gctobsr %, 1890, at 9 80 o'cIsck p.m.. 1t the
auaihsrs rodu1s in the Cuttsd StsfrH court
kpuss. at which time md praee saE crrditors OF
kscty River Dry DOCK Company will appear
ind pcpsent their claims with. the proof there
6f. HERBEKT l.. DAVIS. auditor. oc2.9.16
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07
WOMEN WILL HELP RAISE
MILLION FOR SWEET BR|AR
Endowment Fund Campaign /
Launched at Luncheon ut
WcStmorclanu Club.

:, pledEing themselves 10 aid Sweet
briar college raise u million dollar
s 81 and building fund. sew.
Gnty-hHe representative women OF
richmond formally launched the cam
paign at IL luncheon in the Westmorc-
l!hd Club yesterday afternoon nj 1880
~. chairman of the .Richmond commit
tee. presided and made the introduce
o airy "a Ssu are eSpiaining in detail the
to place the Virginia college second
to none in the country.
Plans for the intensive part OF the
CO mpaign the last week in March were
presented by thc>-exccutivc secretary,
Gtorg" &. TamD1yn. Other speakers
ut the luncheon in the interest OF the
mss man. wsre " ,ho + Pabmsy nns-
Watts Mcvea, president of Sweet
Briar Both speakers outlined the
;,ortunity which was in the grasp OF
Sweet Briar the chance to offer to
southern women academic training on
sar ard Wellesley.
Sweet Briar is a national college"
said President McVea, with Il STUDENT
absorb Virginia traditions. Virginia
culture ana the kind OF learning which
viii cLablc them as graduates 10 full
men in the modern world"
The committee I'm charge o: the
luncheon was composed Of Mrs. L. G.
adams: Mrs. Helen Christian and Mrs
,o Among those present at rhe lunch
hra. W. w Morton. Mrs. Carrington
Williams. Mrs. ). X; Bowman. Miss
Mrs John w Taylor. Miss Tachcl f.
G,egg. Miss Anna Bencridge, Mrs.
Join A. Hancock. Miss Virginia r. Ei-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07
.C0TTRELL new PRESIDENT
OF STUDENT CONFERENCE
AnHual Convention OF Volunteers
From Virginia Colleges Closes
: 49, TOnigIt.

Two hundred delegates from .wonty.
! ..t eduGat ional Institutions Of yir-
volunteer Conference. in session at the
Centenary Methodist Church last night,
eicctGd L. IS. Cottrcll. OF Virginia Poly
Friday and closes tonight with u mass
tne9,tinE ut the church addresscd by DIR.
on Our Obligation TO Find the viii
OF God and Follow It."
;, Other officers elected were Q. G. Will
i HIcnI president; Miss Elizabeth Martin,
iuGiiins College. secretary; Frank C.
~ " hfrrpionei; ,}ioamo<c College: ,rcasurcr
seminary. hnd Miss I.ita' White. Mcdi-
10 stud ege OF MirEinia r"pnsen,a,tv e
j. IanEston riee C0 olnso a ana VIZ
Sinia. and Miss Elizabeth Martin, Hol-
ms College. altcrnatcs.
" Ill ing student Volunteer Council. which
VIII pe national gathering of dele
s5s ;,, e canaSa and the tn!ssd
SiatcS, Will be held next month. The
pIace Of meeting has not yet been
sciectadLby the national executives.
., ~, ne meeting last might tentative
from Roanoke College. Salem, ana Vir-
giaia Poiytechnic Institute, Blacksbmrt;.
i ifn, the is2I State conferences. No i,c-
ZION on the invitations lave been taken,
put TIC place for tho next annual gath
ssrlns VIII be chosen before the con-
FERENCE closes tonight.
Following the election OF officers tho
conference heard very enliShtcnn:s
ana educational address by DIR. Charles
a Logan. q missionary 20 Japan. Dr.
Losan's talk proved very Interesting us
ms insight into the conditions pre-
VdminS in Nippon Is remarkable.
rms morning al II o'clock in the
following churches the principal speak
crs OF the conference will be present:
PARK Place Methodist Episcopal
thurch. South--Dr. s. *. Tompkins.
seventh street christian Church.
Grace Strect-Dr. Charles a Logan.
;, First presbyterian church--Dr p.
Frank Price.
English Lutheran Church - Rev.
';harles - Hurry, general secretary OF
inc friendly relations committee Of for
eign students of North America.
Laurel street Methodist Church.
Rev. Ralph j. Ncsbi;. field secretary OF
the Student Volunteer Movement
The program for today follows:
Morning-g:30 to 1920. devotional
service. i;er. Pat L. Withrow.
NtcrnOon-3:15, devotional Period
William VI. Brown. $50. address
Africa" q. w. Sadier a:15. address
"A Plea for Afi'.ca." Miss Elizabeth Cole.
b, close.
Nights. devotional period. 4. Ray
liowiand. Sis. address. our ObIira-
Ion TO Find the VIII Of God and 10
FOLLOW H." Rev. Scefcy X Tompkins
H:lb a Time OF Decision and Quie.
Conservation" Ralph l.. Nesbi;t
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07
TRADE BALANCE AGAINST u. S.
EXCEPT IN STRICKEN EUROPE
South America. Asia. Africu. Mexicu
ana tuhn Filled ilp Heavy Credit.
During Year I9tU,
tNy Asspc.u;cd p.ccs. J


.WASlIiNGTON. March 6.-.Whiie the
United States continued tqspiic up q
trade balance against Eurob, in Janu-
airy, South America, Asia Africa aud
Mexico increased their ba!auccs
against this country.
Figures made public today By the
department or Commerce show that for
can republics. Asia, Area and Mexico
exceeded exports 20 those countries by
2oi31.eS3. increasing the total bal
'thcc Tor tho seven months OF tho fiscal
year ending with January TO sGGJ,l5G.-
Brazil and Cuba had tho largest in
lT,dual trade Balances against the
lifted states for January Of about SIS
10000 each. while Argentina and Japan
Mexico about. Ss.0OQ.00o
The trade balance against Europe In
January Increased S356,l55,SSg, mnkinr
me total FOR the seven months :2255.-
Sioelo Switzerland alone of All tho
european countries held balance
against the United States for the month,
imports from that country amounting
20 hpproN:ina;cly s5,50o,o0o and exports
20 II totalinS only about $4,000 600
the heaviest trade balance again was
against tho United Kingdom. Which i'm,
Aortcd ST. fOS9.S.J worth OF American
soous. while IL sent TO this country
only 50lS3.212 worth of exports
frances exports to the United states
iotaled Sli,.Sc.SQi. willie lit received
Si..'oS,i.!. italy shipped to the United
states goods valued at ss.94l.1:5 and
Canada continued debtor, receiving
goods valued ut s72.S5T,056, while en-
porting to the United States S43.O5O.g3S
worth or commodities.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07

lett. Mrs, a. II. Cox. Slrs. Il. Il. Bemiss.
Mrs. +. y. Rennolus. Miss Helen Bak-
er. Mrs. ltunsdon Cary. Mrs. BrIdley
johnson. MISS May /. Moore. Miss Eat
tic -AAcrt Cary. Miss Bessie NJ. Jack
son; Yrs. Henry George. Miss Elizabeth
Cooke, Mig. Thomas IL. Bigger. Mrs
Nj. &; isr inch. Mrs. Herbert w. Jack
son; Mrs. G r W. Kern. Mrs. Eugene
Z, Mass,c. Mrs. stuart Michiu.. Miss
Julia :. Wherry, Miss Orrio Hatcher.
Mrs. j A. lodges. Miss Margaret Me-
Ney. Mrs Randolph Maynard, Mrs.
william Il. Jcrman. Miss Mary s. Gam
mon. Miss Brent witt. AIRS. RI. Well
lineton Cobb. Mrs. Il. H. Cardozo. Miss
Minnie jones Miss Leila L. Lacy, Miss
Gcrnaiia Adair. Mrs. T.. ". Scott. Mrs.
Frank Duke, Mrs. Thomas. L. Nc
Adams. Miss Elizabeth Preston. Mrs
Samuel Glover. Miss II. d. Christian.
MISS Henrietta Crump. Miss Mary
carter Anderson, Mrs r. T.. Mofitt
and Mrs. VI. e. Patterson.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07
TENNIS ASSOCIATION BUSY
National Body IIns Set Tentative Dates
for Seven Tournn-

NEW YORK. March e.-Tentative
dates for the national tennis cham
pionshipS have been set by the United
States Lawn Tennis Association. &C
cordinS to 4 bulletin requesting is
members to forward their applications
for sanction OF tournament dates
promptly. According to- the proposed
arrangements, tho schedule will show
the following dates:
June ll-l2-Church cup match, New
York.
June IS ativc)-IntcrcolIegi
championship. Philadelphia
July ) tentative)-Clay Court cham
pionship. Chicago.
August Irrational doubles cham
pionship. Boston.
August :3-Tcntative date for wo-
mems international team match for
the Wigntman trophy.
August Conditional singles cham
pionship. New York
September - = Womcn's national
championship. Philadelphia.
Discussion of the schedule, should
recognize, of course, that many of the
dates are tentative. those for the ma
tonal events, as well as for the cham
pionships Of lesser Importance. Until
about March 10, when most of'the APP
plications will have been received. it
is Impossible to tell just what clubs
VIII be holding tournaments In 1920,
and the dates they desire. Consequently
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07

gin a hve days series OF sermons at
ST. Paurs Episcopal Church tomorrow
at tho 1 O'Clock Lenten service.
DR.. Collins general subject for the
week Will be "a More Industrial
order" His opening topic under this
head Will be The Christian as Pro-
Queer" Topics for tho remainder OF
The week follow:
Tucsday--"Thc Christian as Con-
sumner"
wednesday," Christian as Own
Thursday-"The Christian rs rnves-
tor"
T,riday-,-"The Christian as Employer
and Employee
On Tuesday Immediately after the
half hour service, DR.. Coffin will speak
TO the Mons Association OF ST. Paul's