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Arizona republican., 1920-02-01

ton. iS i,ster...t : n ts.s increment iu l. auSuratEsa lis et5 s.a T saisEi.fl1 r. -s effort 9 .3.-l-a .sss r1ie tts,. i.sa fiins Of the names u .litr..s, cit.gs :t-2u cc,ii- ties of the stat IoaDacl -d~cEntock : letter follows:
 5anaary 50. 1920. Ny Dear Madam President: This office has started yilpol ceinpila- ton Of the nomenclature of -irizona. with hope that the results can be made available to the general public.
 The place names Of the state are of more than usual significance, yet too often their origin and meanings are un- know to other than "old timers or students of local histc-:. Even now fear we are too late to secure expla nation of the naming of many places and features.
 In this emergency ! am turning to the women's clubs Of the state. In this supported by expression or the most cordial interest from Sour state president, Mrs. Guild.
 May I ask that you and your club CT the special section to which such matters are referred. secure and scno me lists, card files, of names of lo~ cal places, districts. mountains. high ways. streams. tribes. etc. With added information covering the meaning tes-
  cumstances and sgifcace Of the nam ing and it's actual or approximate date and by whom. and any other pertinent data that might be considered histori cally valuable or interesting.
 If there could be immediate action on this, it would please me very much, as hope to make early publication of the compiled work.
 I am informed that the women's clubs of Arizona already have taken up, very generally. the study of Arizona's wonderfully interesting history. There is much reason for con sratula ton over this decision. The fullest cooperation of this office is extended in forwarding the good work
 Very sincerely,
 JAS H. MCLINTOCk.
 State Historian.
 Mrs William Brakefield. president of the Twentieth Century club of Bis bee, one of the largest and most pro gressive clubs affiliated with the state federation, was in Phoenix on Wednes- day when she held conference with Mrs. H. A. Guild. state president. Mrs. Brakefield stated that the club women of Bisbec were already making plans for the annual convention which will be held there on April G. : and s. While the social features are being developed by the women of Bisbee and Douglas the serious part of the program is also receiving consideration. although the speakers list has not been made out. An executive board meeting will be held sometime this month when the details will be outlined. The election of officers will be held on the last day of the three day convention. according to Mrs. Guild. Among the social fea- lures that will make the convention delightful will be many motor trips in cluding drive to the quaint old town of Tombstone. Play Day" will be the closing day of the session and will be by a luncheon given by the Douglas Womans club and Music club followed by a drive to points of in tareSt along the border
Arizona republican., 1920-02-01

T.. r.. l.. Shepherd. Miss Hanna Eggle- stoh, who served overseas with the I. NJ. C. A, will address the gathering.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-06-17
A Submarine Tunnel.

The department of government rail
ways OF Japan has decided to build a
tunnel under the Shmonoseki Strait.
which separates the island of Hondc
from the smaller island of Kiushu &c
the south, and which is now crossed BY
a car ferry that is no longer equal to
the demands of traffic. Two years.
says the Scientific American, will be
spent in examining the geological
formation of the sea bed in the strait,
and in drafting the general plan of
work; and engineers and workmen
will visit America and Europe to study
tunnel engineering. The tunnel will
be seven miles long and will cost about
SlO,OOO,OO0 1t will be completed in
1928.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-06-17
Familiarity With Your Children.

There are people who are naturally
and always children with their chill
dren. They laugh with them, romp
with them, enter into their sports and
INTO their serious pursuits as if those
pursuits were their own. Children
treat such parents as il they were
elder brothers and sisters, sometimes
not even elder. They bring all their
troubles to them, all their joys. and con-
hde IN them as they would in friend
or in companion of their own age
But there are drawbacks. Children
quarrel With their companions and
dispute with them; and with parents
of this order the Quarrelng and dis
putting take place also, sometimes in
manner that is rather unSeemly. The
old fashioned parental dignity diSap-
pears entirely, and with il go some
things that are more important When
YOU are always and hahitually a chill
with your children, il is Difficult, 10
preserve any semblance of discipline,
difficult 10 establish the fundamentals
OF normal and spiritual training; and
there are still persons who think il a
pity to lose those things altogether.
There are parents OF another temper
who feel keenly the charm Of such CAV
unrestricted family intercourse, but
who cannot achieve il at all They
love their children, they would make
any sacrifice for them. Yet, try as they
will, they cannot get near them, can
/ not feel At one with them, cannot en-
ter into their lives. There is affection
on both sides; there is devotion on one
side and respect on the other. But
there is no happy interchange of spirit.
There is no real ease, no comfort when
all are together. The children long
to get out of the parental atmosphere to
some other where they can feel NJ
home. The parents realize it am
would give the world to change it, but
cannot
There is no known remedy for such
a state of things. But the best pal
llative is, so far as possible, to become
a child yourself You we're one once.
Think yourself back into childhood
Become child once more Do not
look at life as a weary grown person
looks at il and thinks a child ought Ia
look At it. But look at il as YOU did
when you were ten years old. Put
yourself really and whole -hcartcdlv In.
10 your children's place. Then you
will laugh as they do and weep as they
do, and they will feel at home with
you as we'll as love you.
There are many Kingdoms of heaven
and into hardly any of them can we en-
ter except we become as little children
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-06-17
The Marker on the Mountain

, Gut IN the Rocky Mountains a lionel,
pi|ar stands far up on one Of the
mountain sides. Some years ago two
oro'hers gathered together their little
al and went out West TO prospect for
Si'Ner. They bought that mountain
SIDE, but found no silver in il. The
weeks stretched into months. and AT
last IN despair. one of them took 2
plSto! ami ended his life on that lone
~ slope.
Inc other man was made of sterner
stun, lie buried his brother. took UT
the HickaNe from the grave and wen
on with the search. A few days later
he struck one of the richest veins i'm
those hills and became one of the sill.
yer kings of America He then erect.
co the stone over his brothers era,
10 commemorate his sad fate.
But that stone stands for somethir
deeper than the pathos of failure. /,
IS rather a monument of him who liyeo
man OF him who died. II is a monu-
ment OF man who bore suffering with
fort'tude, Perhaps, deeper still it
monument of a faith that goes q.
and on refusing to accept defeat I'm
al last 1t is crowned with Gods vic.
tory.
Su'hfaIth often spells the differenc,
between success and failure. Few O
us are born with conspicuous talents
Inc majority must go prospecting in
order to discover ourselves, and II
thing that saves us from despair is m,
faith that God has something specia,
for us to do in life We must believe
mat, as Horace Bushnell once phraset
II, every mans life is a plan of God
ana that in that plan there is some.
thIng unique. something quite differen,
from his plan for anyone else.
Difficulties are the inspiration ot
faith. No soul ever grew to anything
without them. The danger is that W,
shall grow discouraged and stop pros
pecting too soon To lose faith in IN,
plan IS the most whitening atheism ,
soul can know.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-06-17
Shepherdstown Testimony
Home Proof. Here. There and Every
where

when you see Doan's Kidney Pills
recommended in this paper you most
always find the recommended a Shep-
herdstown resident It's the same
everyW here in $500 towns in the u.
S. Fifty thousand people publicly
thank DOsn's. What other kidney
remedy can give thn proof OF merit,
honest. and truth ? Home testimony
must be true or it could rot be pup
ll>hed here. Read this Shepherdstown
recommended Then Insist on hav-
ing Doha's. You will know what You
are getting:
L. &. Little, retired merchant, Ger
man Street, saws: 81 have beer
troubled cutie bit with a weak and
lame back. The kidacy secrcticn.
bavc been too frequent in action. al.
so. 1t only takes a few hoxe. Of
Dsan's Kidney Pills. which secured
N Hills Pharmacy, TO cure me of the
attack. Whenever ! have any return
Of these symptoms, ! use Doan's Kid
ney Pills and receive the same GOOD re-
suits
Price Coo. at all dealers. Don't
ximplv ask for a kidney remecy-ge,
Doen'S Kidncv Pilis-thc same that
Mr.. Little had. Fostcr-Milburn Co,
Buffalo, ~ Y.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-06-17

There was a commotion in the theatre
and the usher vas seen ejecting a man.
Inc man was spluttering angrily when
tie manager came into the lobby.
"Why did you eject this man :" ask
cd the manager
"He was kissing the performance, "
replied the usher.
"Why did you hiss the perfor-
nance =" asked the manager.
81 d-d-d-didn't h-h-hiss." stammered
the man. 81 m-m-m-merely s-s-s-said
tito m-my f-f-fricnd beside me: S.
S-Sanmy, is-s-sn't il s-s-s-supcrb :"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-20
APARTMENT HOUSE FIRE
WIPES OUT TWO FAMILIES
Hundred Men, Women and Chil-
drcn in Night Clothes Res
cued or Escape.
nv Associated Press 20 Every Evening

=
New York, Noy 20.--Nine perrops,
constituting every member but one of
two entire families, lost their lives IN q
fire which destroyed hye-story apart .
rnent house here early today. Fourteen
other families escaped or were rescued by
frornen.
Originating, FIRE authorities say, ~
babv carriage ON the first floor Of the brick
structure. the FIRE swept upward through
open stairways, cutting off escape through
the halls. Nearly hundred men, women
and children clad iD nightclothes swarned
10 the fire escapes, some making Their way
10 the ground while others huddled terror
stricken IN midair until carried % safety
The dead were all found on the fifth
and top floor after the flames Ind been
controlled.
Other residents Of the doomed buildinl
escaped over adjoining roofs. Tho Gauss
Of the FIRE was not learned.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-20
REV. SPRACKLN ARRAIGNED.
Minister Charged Win hilling Niaa
During Prohibltlon Rald.
,,ciated Prgss ~ Every Ev,hlns

By Associated Prcss ro Evcry AFvnlns
Windsor. Ont. Nov 20 Rev ] o. 2.
Sprackln. Methodist minister and iormg-
I,ss,,se inspeotor. ,sas 20 BE- arragnu.l
police court upon his aTrival from iH-
Sonto todav On a charge ~ kihng sai
Staying Beverely rumble tlring rn.a
BY prohibition officers on iulmhit .1n
two weeks ago.
Killing and slaylng niali.'t
charge that may embrace ther murder
or manslaughter, acCorang 'o evidence
introtuced AZ he preliminary hegmg
The decision 20 plsce Rev >putcehn
on trial anding bs esonehaon
bv A coroner iu-y automatically 'ue-
pende6 him from the temPcranre .n-
iozoement forces, sccording 20 NJ totd.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-20
D. &R. G. SoLD.
Goes on Auction Riock % >siisiy
$50. 200. .Oc0 Bond Mortgage.

By Associated prcss % EvoTy Evcnins
Denver, Nov. ~ The nVnver & RIO
Grande railroad. an tE equipment Rnd
appllrtenanccs 20 ON thc apcronccr 4
block 81 noon today tO satisfy 4 mortgngo
gwen as security Tor payment ol $50 ~
coo bonds az the old Western Pacific Rail
road. Approximately SSdoNOpN "a the
bonds and interest remain o. - pad.
The foreclosure sale order Wss ne ~
silt of an action brought by enc kuutah'g
Trust Co az New Nork N bShali "a thl
bondholdcrs.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-20
wRECKAGE FROM LOST PLANE.
Board Washed Ashore frOn L@ke N4ichi-
gan Had Clothing Nailed 90 "a.

By Associated Press 20 hfcff AhtntAh
NIuskegon. Mich. Noy n iaae
coast guards and officers oi ,hc D'rta
Lakes naval training statioa verr "nu-
fident to-day that search oi no wrcc ~ 90
az the plane HS-2-L would reyea lhc
bodies OF three members of the cTeu nrc-
sumably lost when the plane sas errt Aci.
A board washed sshore from tho vrccs-
age had clothing nailed % it and ih.s l-l
searchers tO believe that che hot.iCs or .
note might be found.
The plare Was caught Ia = storm ca
Lake Michigan while on a reconnaissance
tour 5 week ago.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-20
CoNGREssNAN GARLAND DEAD
Pennsylvania Representative >tucsen
With Heart Disease AZ washington

Pennsylvania nepr~--AhattfT HAicsNA
With Heart Disease AZ washington
By Associated Press % Every Ey-aanz
Washington. Nov 20 -CougFc-sua 2
Nahlon ~. Garland. % Pit-shurz fr-
publican, representative CO. arvF trnni
Pennsylvanla. was fu'Ind dead fH
bathroom oi ms home here late resir :
day. Death was due io heart disease.
ifr. Garland returned to Wnsningi lt
from PittsbUrg Wednesday. When
failed 70 70 % his Office u ~ u rnI
MS secretary zent % his home de ihr
vas III but declined % have 3 physicu.
II the eiternOon, failing % get M arsa
20 q telephone cal he secretary 80 b
went 10 the home and found Mr. Oal.aut
dad acres the balhtub where he att
fallen when stricken.
Mr.. Garland, vho was - Teag-
had served in CcugTe,s three sessions f.rt
,rior 20 hat w>s Cole tnr oi ls' luls
IN Putscurg for seventeen Years hn ar
daughter. who survives ham, .UN
Europe ana The body nas takrl 81 .-afs
bv broiher, Joseph 3 liafana
pitrsburg
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-20
SUGAR REFINERrEs CLOSE.
Lack Of Dema I'd for Commodity Is Given
as Reason

az ttFaSoH-
BY Associated Press TO Every Evsnihe
New York, Nov 20-AIl six refneries
Of the America Sugar Refining Company
have been closed a. q result Of slight dc
maud for the commodity It vas announr-
ed her, today.
An official Of the company, explaining
the shutdown, said:
We have ample stocks on hand and
are prepared To make prompt delivery oi
all grades Of refined sugar. kefineries
have been closed temporarily pv1ng y
lack Of demand from the trade
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-20
EARNi For SALE
houses For sale

DELAWARE CIrY-Large we'll built
FRAME house, In good repair, with large
crotnds All kinds OF fruit. Within ave
nlfnutes' walk OF railroad depot or trolley.
Price S500a This is about one-half OF real
value Apply to Ill. e. Clark, Delaware
CITY. Del.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-20
AUCTIONS-LEGAL5
Auction Sales
Legal Notices

FXFC TTORs i sALE-Og valuable rea
estate NIIi BE sold At the county Court
House, Wilmington. Delaware. on saJur-
day November Z7. 1920. At 10 O'Clock.
a. "a the premises IA the city OF Whining
ton Delaware. known and described -
No 5I7 East-Eeventn street. located on tno
pcrsherIy side OF seventh street between
Pine anu Lombard streets. the lot having
s frontaxs Of sixteen feet on seven "a
street aud a depth Of one hundred thirty
TWO feet, vita an alley IN Tie rear con-
necting with the alley exteroln. from
seventh 20 Eighth streets. The rhrSe-story
brick dwelling contains nine rooms and .
bath with a good sized los in the rear. For
terms apply 20 Equitable Trust Co.. Ex-
ecueor OF Hannah Ann Eenton. deceased
Harry J. SJidhaE1. AuctlOne.ar
PO5AI4s-Addressed 70 tne President
OF the Levy Court. Room l3S. Count
Building, Wilmington, Del, win he re-
ceiyed until II uoon. Tuesday. NoVemb.r
% 1920. for construction OF concrete side
walk and surface gutter TO extend prsscni
{ work on Concord piks 70 Manor avcnUe
Plans anu speclnca ttoSs may be secured
st the olfEce Of County Ensinser, Room l3S
County Building. on and after NovenbeI
IS 1920, upon making deposit Of 50
which will be refunded upon their rsturr
on or before November Do. 1920. 4 Ger
titled check for SI0o must accompany e&ck
bid. The Levy Court reserves the right q
reject any or al bids. 9. e. Grubb. County
Engineer.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-20
statesmen and Agents

WHY WORRY ABOUT COAL-Asents.
proft by the coal shortage and reader a
real service to your community Sell sim
ulex OIL Burners. Burns kerosene, oper-
ates ia any coal or wood stove. Cheaper
and cleaner than coal. Entirely safe. Five
year guarantee. Write for free Literature
.nd 51ents terms Hansen Halliburton
Mfg Co, s. Clinton, Desk 8. Chicago.
$40 WEEKLY uP-Men, women. Home
work Experience unnecessary Everything
furnished. send self addressed, stamped
envelope for free particulars. Bon Bon
CandyInaISers Co. Dept. O., Broad street.
PhilAdelp ala, Pa.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-20
SItnstlons Msnted FemaIe

OFFICE NOHk-Positiop wanted D5
young lady several years experience. Best
of reference. e q, Every Evening ONES.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-20

USED CARS
BUICK. 1920. 7-PAss.
BUICK. 1920. 5-PAss.
BUICK. 1919. COUPE.
BUICK. 1917. COUPE.
ByICK. 1918. 7-PAss.
auICE. 1919. TOURING.
DODGE. 1917. SEDAN
1870 400" SEDAN.
OLDsMoBII-E. 1918. ROADSTER
CHEVROLET. 1919. ROADSTER.
WILMINGTON AUTOMOBILE CO.
22i WEST TENTH STREET.
rsfD CARs-R Reduced 10 per cent. Sal
tuciudss every used car in our possession
tsder Motor Co, Inc, zig French street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-20
AUTOMOBILES

Automobiles For Sale II
AUTOMOBILES
tv2o HUPMoBILE. SEDAN.
tols OAKLAND. ROADSTER.
iai7 DoDGK. TOURING.
1917 CHEvRoLET. TOURING
BUICK. TOURING.
1917 FoRp. ROADSTER.
FORD TRUCK.
sa-ToN MACK. TRUCK
rsa .noxu cara may be purchased on
,.e ,,nyen,snt monthly payment plan
if desired. Act quick - g.
see Mr. kaledSe. AOl'-As ofaNso
Open evenings, ! TO y.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-20

USED TRUCKS
GAEFoRD. Iz-ToNs, WITH CAB.
CHEVROLET. I-TON, WITH Ell
PRESS BODY.
~TUDEBAKFR, LIGHT DELIVERY.
WHITE. 3JfToN, WITH DUMP
BODY.
WILMINGTON AUTOMOBlLb co,
22i W. TENTH STREET.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-20
RESORTS.
ATLANTIC CITY. \. ].

HOTEL BoSCoBEL SSatuoSg Ssst Eo5cS Aye
Bathss elevator. excel table. hotel return
si7 SO and up weekly Booklet. steam hea G.
sun psrlor. Phone liz. A. T.. MARION.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-20
AUTOMOBILES
Auton obiies For Sale


USED CAkS-For sale. nj reduced PRICES.
Studehakcr, roadster. Buick, roadster.
Eiaiu, 8. pass. touring. StudebHkcr, 6-pass
touring Franklin, touring. snydcrs Ga
rage SECOND and Jefferson streets.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-20
Farms and Land For sale

Del ----------------------
Farms and Land For Sale ss
NEW Jersey FARM---A nve-Acre farm
is better than the League OF Nations Tor
assuring you protection against hard
times nign prices ana want. NO loss, no
worry Just steady income as long as
you work. EGGS. poultry. fruit and truck
arc bringing enormous prices. Markets are
nsarhy kichland Garden Farms Ext. No.
) Where else can YOU get tive acres for
$3.50 ana pay 81 a weee Buy at intro
dnIctory prices. Map free. Gilbert \
O'CaIIag han. 7OI " alnut street, Philacei-
phia. -. ,----.------------
FARM FOR SALE.
Saturday November II, 1exo. at Court
House at ~ lining ton, at IL a. N.
'Tners will pe sold tine valuable farm. late
of Ialnss HI Clark on road from Glars 5
Corner TO Delaware City and lying on both
sides OF stone road.
pronerty consists of two tenant houses,
spring house. good outhuildings and line
ra1idruce commanding beautiful view of
the Delaware river ana containing IL rooms
and batu fvnt porcn and not air neat,
fcna tarIn Contains 2Iu acres OF upland and
III acres OF Alittsh ana an apple oFttlaKU o1
ABOUT 1870 trees.
Iull and complete title satisfactory 10 the
attorney for the purchaser 10 be given,
Terms OF sale, 10 per cont OF purchase
urice on day OF sale and balance In 81 days.
CO oUhILANlf 5. CLARK
JOHN q. CLARK,
JENNIE G. CLARK,
WILLIAM ID. CLARK
Heirs of James HI. CLARK
Richard S Rodney a0I Market street. at
torney Tor heirs.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-20

USED CARS
FORD. TOURING. s225.
FORD. TOURING, s270.
FORD. DELIVERY. s27s.
FORD. ROADSTER. s22s.
KEEN's,
18th & MARKET.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-20

1917 sdARMoN. SEDAN.
1919 aaARMON. TOURING.
1870 nARMoN. 4~PAsS.. TOURING.
1els PEERLESS. TO URING.
MERRICK MOTOR co.
s2s FRENCH STREET
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-20
REAL. ESTATE FOR SALE

Business Property 50
pKR9ER SHOP-Nin furnish fxtares Il
desired Apply Yorklyn Club foEklyn.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-20

BIICk sin-cyhndsr. B-4l Viii osInon-
srrate A u. Murphy. West > ih'h otreo'
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-20

ApARTNENT-W anted OF three rooms and
bath Address ) II. Every Esenlns once.
APARrAll.N TN Manted. Three- room and
BATH heated keuned couple. No children.
BY December 20. Address 70, Every
Evsnias Once.
APARphthN \ P-Smau. furnished apart
ment or light housekeeping rooms, oy
Young couple West side, desirable loca-
.iuu Phone bl3o j.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-20

Wanted Rooms and Board ~
rooms bath. A reference. state paftieu~
lars q. Green Hotel du Pdnt.
WANTEU-By man and wife, room ana
board or seversl rooms for light house.
keeping electric lights aud neat. rehDed
neIghborhood convenient 20 No. car fne.
Address : ID. Every Evening once
The Washington times., 1920-02-05
WOMEN'S CLUB NDORSES
SMOKES AND CHEAP FOOD
District Body Will Swat II. {. L.
and Burn Incense to Lady
Nicotine.

Declaring that the only way to
combat the high cost of certain food
stuffs was by legislation, Mrs. Ed
ward p. Costigan, of the Consumers
League, speaking before the Women's
City Club last night. urged that the
women get behind the kenyon-Kcnd-
rick bills now before Congress and
use special efforts to obtain their
passage.
Figures presented by Mrs. Costigan
showed that the increase in wages
during the last two years was only
As per cent, while foodstuffs rose 102
per cent. during the same period.
The members of the club unani-
mously adopted a resolution cndors-
ing the principles and purposes OF the
Kenyon-Kcndrick bills, and authoriz-
ing the food committee Of the club to
cooperate with national organiza-
tions interested in bringing about
such legislation.
After a prolonged discussion on
whether the club should have a
ship decided to accept the decision of
the board Of directors, which was IN
favor of a smoking room.
The following were accepted by the
membership committee: Mrs. Eduoard
Albien, Mrs. r. r. Bennett, Mrs. Avery
Coonley. Miss Susan r. Craighill, Mrs.
NJ. Glennan, Mrs. Alice NJ. Hill, Miss
Mary Page Hufty, Miss Bertha p.
Isaacs. Miss l.. Matheson, Miss Lottic
d. Miller. Mrs. Mary L. Parks, Mrs.
Frances p. Shiras, Miss Charlotte
Kenyon and Mrs. John X. Feirot.
a committee to nominate per-
manent officers was elected as fol-
lows: Mrs. Basil Manly, Miss Jessie
Haver, Miss Florence Stiles. Mrs.
Wood Pulsifer, Miss Frances L.
Thompson, DR.. FRANCES Foye. Mrs. A.
c. st. Clair. Mrs. Louis Brownlow
and Miss. Sarah Grogan.
The committee will present candi-
dates at the April meeting. The cleo
ton will be held in May.
The Washington times., 1920-02-05
WHISKEY VALUED AT
100000 IS SEIZED

NEW YORK, Feb. 5.-Four carloads
of whiskcy, valued at 100000 were
seized at North River pier yester-
day by order of John J. Quigley. as
sistant Federal prohibition agent.
and transported under an armed
guard to a bonded warehouse.
The shipment, which included 4,79s
cases, was marked for medicinal
purposes" but Mr.. Quigley held that
the law had been violated as the
shippers, r. Il. Wathen & Co. distil-
iers, Of Louisville, KY, had no per-
init to ship 1t. The goods were con-
signed to Order"