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The Washington herald., 1921-08-07
RORER A. JAMES
dies AT DANVILLE
Congressman and Publisher
.Succumbs to Attack of
Heart Disease.

DANVILLE, Va, Aug. 6.-Repre-
sentative Rorer A. James, of the
fifth Virginia district, died sudden
ly at his home here today of an
attack of heart disease. He left
Washington Thursday. to spend the
weekend at his home
Mr.. James was publisher of the
Danville Bee and Register. He has
been in Congress three years, hav-
ing been selected to fill the unex-
pired term of Representative Saund-
ers.
Mr.. James was So years old. He
was born at Axton. Va, and was a
graduate of Virginia Military Insti-
tute. He was one of the leaders Of
the Democratic party in the state,
being for years closely associated
with the late Senator Martin He
had been a member of both the SEN
ate andd House of the Virginia Leg
islature and was chairman Of the
Democratic State Central Com
mittee.
The Washington herald., 1921-08-07
Gov. Davis Speaks
AT Re-unioll OF
Confederate Vet

WINCHESTER. Va, Aug. s.-Gov-
ernor westmoreiand Davis. Of vir-
ginia, was the principal speaker to.
day at the annual Confederate Vet
erans' reunion, held ON the famous
Fishers Hin battle-ground. under
auspices Of Slower Camp. c. ". of
strasburg. Va. Members Of the gov
ernor's stan accompanied him in fun
uniform.
The Fishers Hill reunions ware
inaugurated over 30 years ago and
always have attracted crowds Of
people from Virginia and elsewhere.
Sontederate veterans in uniform or
wearing the cross of honor badge,
bestowed by Daughters OF the Con-
teoeracy, were entertained at dinner
IN q large mess hall. Governor
Davis peid number Of informal re.
ceptions on the grounds at the re-
union.
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capt. HelriH Candidate
For County Treasurer

ROCKVILLE. Nd, Aug. 6.-Capt.
Frank l. Hewitt, of Silver Spring,
Is a candidate for the Republican
Domination for county treasurer
and his name will be presented to
ythe county convention to be held
I'm Seco Hall here next Tuesday
AFTERNOON. Should the convention
not see At to select him, IL is un-
'derstood he will seek the nomina.
tion at the pryaary election to be
held September 9. Thomas /. Fulks
of Gaithersburg. is also a candi-
date.
Capt. Hewitt served in France
with Company X, composed largely
Of Montgomery County boys, and Is
now n command of the Service
Company. of Silver Spring, COM
posed of seventy-six men.
The Washington herald., 1921-08-07
Garment Firm to Build
Luray Branch Factory

LURAY, Aug. 6.-Manufacture of
the Casey Jones" overalls and
other garments will begin in Luray
within a short time, a branch fac
1tory of the Baltimore company
which is making these garments
having decided to locate here.
Selection of Luray was due to ag-
gressive action of the Luray Board
of Trade, which for several weeks
has been negotiating with II. i.
Weinberg, of Baltimore, president
of the concern. citizens of Luray
subscribing $4,000. A lot for the
location OF the factory has been
purchased on Main street, almost in
the center of the town, and work
of erecting the building will begin
at once.
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want 70 prevent var from -sss<k.
ing out. -
Because czecho-sloval<is had y
fused 10 enter anto a Danubian~co.-
federation. which Is supposed 10 b.
able TO bring about peace in centrsi
Europe. we have been sccq<e4 A.
seeking 10 keep Austria and Htr<
gary beggsred. have opposed the
Danube. confederation. II q not
wentca II we formed TIE ozrp-
bian confederation witeors sfhs
other powers. we should be outnun-
bered two TO one. which would not
be bad but for the fact thai bot
Austria and Hungary are 90 strong
ly Influenced by Germany. II would
amount practically to q re-estab-
lishment Of Mittel Europa. Thisdg<
simply cannot tolerate. Just a. We
cannot tolerate an Austro-Germsn
union. sst'
-Austria Imprevfns.-
.Austris's condition. even without
aany alliance, is improving. She
has plenty Of coal. Her chief dif-
ficulty Is TO get capital investsd ~
her Industries.
Central Europe, and Austria es-
pecially. has been the victim -both
OF Internal economic depression tha
worldwide depression Withls si1
months tn eworld-wide deprestiop
will show a great Improvement
which will automatically aid Cen
tral Europe"
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d. c. Buyers in New York.

NEW YORK, Aug. 6.-washing-
ton buyers registered here include:
Palais Royal, c. F. Werner, UNI
brellas, handkerchiefs, hosiery,
leather goods, 81 West Twenty
sixth street., Hecht Company. P. 6.
Strouse, boys clothing, 1850 Broad
way; Friendlander Brothers, P.
Friendlander, mems furnishing
goods, Imperial; Needlecraft Shop,
Mrs. V. Edwards. art needlework,
gift novelties, fancy articles. Penn
sylvania; Woodward and Lothrop,
j. NJ. Bruzzell. dress goods and
Innings, 334 Fourth avenue.
The Washington herald., 1921-08-07
Sheriff, Alleged Ku Klux,
Warned to Leave Texas

BRENNAN; Texas, Aug. 6.-Sher-
in Burney Parker. of Washington
County. Texas, today received a
note accusing him of being a mem-
ber of the Ku >Klux Khan and
warning him to get out of town or
take your tonic.
The note. mailed at Austin. the
State capital. warned Parker to
leave by September 1 and ended
death. hell and the grave" similar
to the ending Of other alleged anti
Klan warnings received by persons
in South Texas.
1t was signed white men who do
not mask" Parker said he would
ignore the missiye.
The Washington herald., 1921-08-07
Boz Disappears While
GOin0 to State HOsDitul

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, Aug.
e.-While Mr.. and Mrs. ]. C. Boyd
Of Alton, Va, were passing through
the city yestrday n route to Staun-
ton with their son, Lloyd, whom
they expected to place in the wes-
tern State Hospital, the youth
slipped away from them and dis
appeared. The mater was reported
to the police, ut no trace Of the boy
has been found.
The boy is described as Is years
old. tail for his age. blue eyes,
wearing dark suit, and was with
out coat at the time Of his disap-
pearance.
The Washington herald., 1921-08-07
MISSING LINK MADE
ATFREDERICKSBURG

FREDERICKSBURG. ~. Aug. 6
The missing link of the road ex-
tending from Kents gate to the foot
Of oakley Hill, on the Fredericks-
burg-Shady Grove road in Spotsyl-
vania County, was completed Thurs
day by the joint efforts of the
county equipment and residents OF
the heighborhood. This link is one
OF the best built pieces of road in
the copnty.
As many as forty-four horses and
mules and fifty men worked, and
the helpers enjoyed fine dinners In
Oakley Grove, provided free to al
by Charles A. MacHenry. The mair
part of the work was done by resi-.
dents of the vicinity. Fredericks.
burg merchants contributed som,
$500. =
The Washington herald., 1921-08-07
Official Count Is Made
of Vote in Charlottesville

CHARLOTTESVILLE Va, Aug. 6.
A canvass of the vote Tor city
officers in Tuesdays primary shows
election of the following: ..
Lacy L. Irvine, treasurer: Lyttle-
ton W. Wood. commonwealth's at
torney; C. E. Moran. clerk of Cor
poration Court: ID. w. Fowler, COM
missioner of rvenue; Col. C. W.
Rogers, Charles d. Shack
elford, civil and police Justice: W.
W. Noryell, constable.
The Washington herald., 1921-08-07
Funeral of Mrs. Rachel Tise.

HYATTsVlLLE. Nd, Aug. g.
Mrs. Rachel Amelia Tise, mother Of
Miss Mary w. Tise, postmistress
here, and widow of George Tise.
who, for a number of years before
his death. was postmaster and
Hyattsville's leading merchant. died
at her home in Columbia avenu~,
aged about rs. Funeral services
were held at the home. DR.. Joseph
Anderson. of the Hyattsville Pres
byterian Church. officiating. W. A.
Shepherd sang Saved by Grace. y
Interment was in Glenwood Gene
tery, Washington.
The Washington herald., 1921-08-07
High School Boys Back
From, "GLOUe TrOtting'

CHARLOTTESVILLE Va. Aug.
6.-Three pupils from the city high
school-Eail Driscoll. Robert Culin
and Fred BonavitaAreturned yes
terday from two months trip
abroad during which they visisted
Naples, Palermo and Tunis.
They made the trip as ordinary
seamen on the Brave Coeur, an
Amrican ship. They sailed from
Norfolk the later part of May and
landed at Naples three weeks later.
On the return trip they left Tunis
about hree weeks ago, landing first
at Providence, r. l., coming thence
to Norfolk. They spnt four days at
Naples and visited Mt. vesuvius and
the ruins of Pompeii.
The Washington herald., 1921-08-07
Typhoid at Gaithersburg,

GAITHERsBURG. Nd. Aug. g.
Typhoid fever has made its appear
ance here and an epidemic is
feared. Durinhleg the last two
weeks, twelve or more cases have
developed. The disease. however,
Is mild in type and NJ deaths have
occurred. 'recautions are being
taken by health authorities.
The Washington herald., 1921-08-07
Fire at Camp Lee.

PETERSBURG. Va, Aug. g.
Fire of an undetermined origin yes
terisy aftcrroo ncompletely de-
struyed one OF the large govern
ment warehouses at Camp Lee. a
few miles from this city. The
warehouses contained medical sup
plies. The camp fire department
arrived after the structure had
teer destroyed. Camp Lee was re-
Gently ordered abandoned and the
force On duty is small.
The Washington herald., 1921-08-07
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

NEW YORK, Aug 6.-Butter-
dairy tubs, 32a43 lac etaoin nu n
Creamery extras. 44a46c; firsts, 39a
~ 1-2c; higher scoring, 45a47c:
State dairy tubs, 32a43 1-2c;
Ladies, fresh firsts, 34a35c.
Eggs-Nearby white fancy, 55s
5sc; brown fancy, 46a4Sc; extra,
42a44c; frsts, 35a4sc.
The Washington herald., 1921-08-07
Duley-Baden Wedding.
UPPER MARLBORO. Md Aus

UPPER MARLBORO, Md, Aug. 6.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Duley, OF
Groom Station. this county, an
nounce the marriage of their
daughter, Mary Evelyn, to Ambrose
Augustine Baden. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Baden, of Townshend.
this county. The marriage took
place July % at st. Johns Church,
Clinton. the Rev. Father John Min
nehan officiating.
The Washington herald., 1921-08-07
AVIATORSHAVE
NARROW ESCAPE
NEAR ALEXANDRIA
Engine Stalls 1000 Feet
In Air, But Occupants
Unhurt in Fall.
THE HERALD BUREAU,
A. 8 0oniphan.
III King Street

III King Street.
ALEXANDRIA, Va. Aug. a.
Capt John Minnix an Corp. Taylor.
Of the Flying Field at ouantico, at
noon today had q thrilling expert
ence when the engine of their air.
plane went dead" while 2.0o0 feet
in the air at Burgundy Farm, Fair
fax County, three miles southwest
Of this city.
Capt Minnix was plotting the
machine and he started to descent;
when close to the ground some
thing went wrong with the steer
ing gear. causing the plane to fall
into a ditch The machine was con-
sierably damaged. but both occu-
pants escaped injury.
Capt Minnix telephoned police
headquarters and Policeman Durrer
went to the scene in a motorcycle
and brought Capt Minnix to the
city. Corporal Taylor was left to
guard the damaged machine. The
authorities at Quantico were noti-
fed and arrangements were made
for the removal of the plane to
that place
Traffic over the Southern Rail-
way. both northbound and south
bound, was delayed six hours from
about midnight last night as the
result of the derailment of fifteen
box cars at 1880 last night, a mile
and a half below Remington, fifty
two miles from Alexandria. A de-
fectiye wheel is thought to have
been the cause. A wrecking crew
was sent out from this city.
Miss Emeritta warnock, formerly
of this city but now in Washington,
daughter Of Thomas warnock, and
Frederick Earnshaw, of Washing
ton. were married last night at the
parsonage OF St Mary's Catholic
Church, the Rev. l. +. Kelly ofYi-
ciating. Following a bridal trip to
Atlantic City the couple will re-
side in Washington.
\ compromise for s35 was made
to pay a board bill of $3.50 in the
Police Court today. Chris Spotts-
wood. colored, proprietor of the
boarding house, caused the arrest
Of four colored men and s35 was
all they had. The men were re-
leased after paying the money.
l. Morgan Johnston has pur-
chased from Howard w. Smith
house and lot 20. section 5. Rose
mont
The Washington herald., 1921-08-07
Lynchburg Death Rate Low.

LYNCHBURG. Va. Aug. s.-The
death rate here In July. 81. was the
lowest on record here since the
establishment of the vital statis-
tics ofthe public welfare Depart
r:ent Seventy births were reported
d:rias the month
The Washington herald., 1921-08-07
New Pastor for, Lynchburg.

LYNCHBURGy Va. Aug. 6.-rThe
Rev. C. b. Reynolds of Cleveland.
Ohio ;, asshere last week arranging
to move here, having accepted call
to the First Christian Church. He
will begin his work here SAINT II.
The Washington herald., 1921-08-07
Death of John Burgess.

FREDERlCkSBUR Va, AUG. s
John Burgess died at the Mary
Washington Hospital here after an
illness of one month, aged 2s. He
had lived here several years. and
was employed on the r.. +. & p
Railroad. His wife and one child
survive him: also his mother, Mrs
s. ]. Burgess. of Stafford; three SIS
ters, Mrs. Dora Brown, Of Stafford;
Mrs. Kate HowersheIdt, of Spotsyl-
vania, and Mrs. Ida Truslow. Of this
city; six brothers, william anc
Jesse Burgess. Of this city; Walker
Burgess, of Spotsylvania: c. A. and
J. c. Burgess, Of Washington, and
S. c. Burgess, Of Norfolk.
The Washington herald., 1921-08-07
AIben,arIe County Game
Warden Gets Pmtridges

CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va, Aug. s.
Melton Jones, county game warden.
received today from the state De-
partment Of Game and Fish a covey
Of partridges. for propagation pur-
poses.
Only ono such covey is allotted
to a county. and these birds will be
liberated on the farm of c, Z. Blue,
where he will be under the protec-
tion OF the game and fish depart
ment for q period Of two years,
during which time no hunting will
H.
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l. Morgan Johnston has pur-
chased from Howard w. Smith
house and lot 20. section 5. Rose
mont
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-30
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Mrs. Smith for Mrs. McCormick.

MIS-. ]. L. Smith Of 527 Twentieth
street entertained a company of
friends yesterday afternoon as a
courtesy for Mrs. P. ]. Mccormick
OF Philadelphia formerly of this
city. who is in Rock Island. The
hours were enjoyed with sociability
and delicious lunch was served.
Summer flowers were used on the
table.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-30

A><sSS vOkkAA6 o. " VIVA ~ 6A0
Central Presbyterian church took
place the marriage of Miss Mildred
Kerr of 1919 Tventy-first street,
granddaughter Of John Williams Of
4245 Eleventh street, to James G.
Kerr Of Gary, Ind, son Of Mr. and
Mrs Charles n. Jones, LIS FIJI
teenth street Rev. J. T. Aordy,
pastor Of the church, omciated.
The wedding guests included q
large company Of friends Of the
bride and bridegroom.
As the hour for the ceremony ar
rived Mrs. Emmett Burr at the or
gan announced the approach Of the
bride, playing the Bridal Chorus
from "Lohengrin". She played
MacDowell's ITO Wild Rose" dur
ing the ceremony and Mendel-
ssohn's Wedding March" AZ . re-
cessional Before the service Mrs.
w. G. Murphy sang II Love You
Truly" Bonds).
The bride, gowned In q pretty
frock of white canton crepe, lace
trimmed and wearing a veil ar
ranged in a becoming frill effect
and held in place with smilax,
walked alone. Her flowers were .
shower arrangement OF brides
roses. She was preceded by her
sister, Miss Margaret Kerr, who
wore a dress Of pink dotted swiss
and white organdie and carried an
arm bouquet Of pink roses. Little
Miss Mary Marth Murphy, the ring
bearer, walked first. She wore q
dress Of white organdie with q pink
eQl peIIIeo pus Kos pue uses MOO
ring on pink and white satin pill
low. The bridegroom and his best
man, Byron Ausbrook. entered
from the side. The church was
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-30
Joseph Buecnstein to Wed.

Rock Island friends Of Joseph
Bugenstein OF Cedar Rapids, Iowa,
who has visited here many times,
will be interested in the announce
ment OF his engagement to Miss
Eythe Grossman Of Mason City,
Iowa, a sister OF Mrs. William Mint
OF l0l6 Eighth avenue. The an
nouncement was received today by
Mrs. Mintz. The wedding will be
celebrated around New Years, and
the couple expect to live in Chicago.
Mr.. Bugenstein is associated with
his father in the jewelry business,
but will start In for himself in Chi
cago. The engagement will come as
surprise to the bridegroom elects
many friends.
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W. r c. Social Session.

Quilting occupied the hours yes
terday afternoon at the social
meeting Of the Woman's Relief
corps held in Memorial hall. Re-
freshments were served by the COM
mittee which was composed OF
Mesdames Hilda Hedberg, chair
man; Ella Zimmerman, Ora Woods,
Park, Miller. Krozen. Edwards and
Maud Strand. The corps will hold
a business session next Wednesday
afternoon.
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Tn For Miss GObhle,

Mrs. Amelia Schmidt-Gobble OF
'"The Pasadena" Davenport, enter
tanned yesterday afternoon at a
small, informal tea at Long View
park chalet. as a pre-nuptial cour-
tesy for her daughter, Miss Mar
garet Gobble. Miss Gobble is 10
become the bride of Victor L. Hall
OF Davenport on July 9.
Eight Of the intimate girl friends
OF the bride-elect were guests. The
tea table was set on the screened
verandah Of the chalet; garden
flowers formed centerpiece.
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COnnOr.ClOW.

Rev. J. A. Chapman, pastor Of the
First Methodist church, officiated at
the marriage OF Mrs. Stella Glow and
John Common Of 2017 Sixth avenue.
yesterday afternoon at 4 o'clock.
There were no attendants. The
home will be at 2017 Sixth avenue
MIR. Conner is in charge Of Stand
ard Oil service station here.
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Esjey Hsurs Il Cap

Druggist auxiliary enjoyed yss-
|tsrday afternoon and evening ct the
c. +. Schultz cottage on Camp
bells island. Fifteen ladies' went to
the camp In the afternoon and
spent the hours on the large porch
playing 500 At three tables and
visiting. In the games MIS- John
Snyder held high score and Mrs.. c.
O. Larson received the all-cut favor.
A delicious supper was served and
the ladies remained to enjoy the
cool Of the evening.
Because Of the extreme heat. It
was decided yesterday to suspend
meeting untf1 September.
Society Honsrs Dean Durkin.
] The members Of the Altar society
Of St Joseph's church carried out .
pleasant surprise on Dean p. II.
Durkin at a largely attended meet
| ing in the auditorium Of the school
yesterday afternoon. The affair was
in honor of Dean Durkin's silver
jubilee in the priesthood, and he
was presented with a purse of
money by tho society. The presen-
tation was made by Rev. c. P.
O'Neill. Dean Durkin responded
and Mrs. Mary e. Coleman, the
president of the society, made few
remarks. During the afternoon mu-
steal numbers were given by q
four piece orchestra composed OF
Philip Licata, Aline Perona, Anna
Campbell and Rollin Engman.
A delicious lunch was served, the
feature being a huge anniversary
cake which was made by Mrs P. H.
Jacqufnet and Mrs. H. D. Yeager.
Moline Girl Is Hostess.
4 Miss Lillian Thompson Of 1881
Seventeenth street, Moline, enter
tanned a company Of friends al
cards yesterday afternoon at the
Davenport Chamber of Commerce
Three tables were surrounded and
at 6 o'clock dinner was served.
Circle Picnics at CampbeIl's Island
| Members of the Ready-tO-help
circle, Kings Daughters, enjoyed
the annual outing Tuesday at the
summer cottage Of Mrs. Thomas H
Haege on Campbell's Island. Nearly
all of the members were present
and spent an enjoyable day with
boating and bathing. A picnic din
ner was served at noon and late in
the afternoon and the hostess
served refreshments. Mrs. Morris
Cook and Mrs. Morris Cannon were
the committee in charge of the pic.
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Dinner for Visitor.

Miss Maxine Fox Of Pontiac, who
is the house guest of the Misses
Marian and Margaret Bechtel at the
Bechtel home, "Wyanet," on the
River road, near Davenport, will
be the inspiration of a number of
social affairs. The Misses Bechtel
introduced their guests last eve
ming at the Outing club, when a
small company Of tri-city young
people were their dinner guests.
The company remained for dane
ing during the evening.
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Y. W. G. A. Activities.

Members Of the Hi-Y club went to
the train last night to see the girls
who are to represent them at the
conference for high shcool clubs at
Dewey Lake, Dowagiac, Mich.
started on their trip. The following
girls went to the conference: The
Misses Rosemary Huntoon, Flor
ence Stewart, Helen Davis, Naomi
Deaver and Helen johnson.
After seeing them off the girls
went to the Y. w. c. A. cottage al
Watch Tower for a "slumbel
party"
All the Girl Reserves are meeting
at the Y. W. c. A. tomorrow after
noon, wh0l the honors for which
the girls have been working all
spring will be awarded.
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Four Muslin Underwe at
Items Reduced in Price

Wonsea's Muslin Petit.
csatA double pasel, Spleen
as'. ..d'' Pe' 81 M
Wsmca's desh and white
sswD, made Il nse IT,
soft material, special I "
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-30
Mrs. Shields Bridge Hostess

Yesterday afternoon Mrs. C. E.
Shields OF 1417 Fiftieth avenue. en-
tertained at the first of a series of
afternoon parties at the Rock Island
Arsenal Golf club. She gave a
bridge, her guests surrounding
eight tables. At the conclusion
OF the games a delicious repast was
served at the quartet tables. The
decorations were baskets Of garden
flowers.
Friday Mrs. Shields is giving an
other bridge and next Wednesday
the third Of this series at the golf
club.
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Missionary Appointee to be Guest

Missionary Appointee to be Guest,
Miss Mary Maxwell of Rock Is
land, who has just recently gradu-
ated from the Baptist Mission
Training school in Chicago and who
has been appointed a missionary
to the Chinese in California, will
be a special guest tomorrow after
noon at the meeting Of the woman's
missionary society OF the First
Baptist church. The society will
meet at the church annex with
Mrs. p. E. McGrew as hostess,
Mrs. Byron Merwin is leader for
the afternoon and the topic is to
be Leaves OF the Tree" Miss Max
well will be a speaker The meet.
Ing Is called f0s2.x5~