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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-06-20

nam 3 V G z z I a d ! G
Compound has done
for me. During the
Change of Life | was
in bed for eigh t
months and had two
gooddoctors treating
me but they did me
no good. A frieno
advised me to take
Lydia E. Pinkham's /
V e ge ia Bile Com
pound. which | did
and in a short time
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-06-20
RECITAL is GIVEN.

A piano recital was held on Satur-
day afternoon when a number of the
pupils of Mrs. a. J. owen presented a
program before an audience consisting
Of their mothers and friends. In ad-
dition to the Instrumental numbers
two solos were sung by Miss Thelma
Dupuis who has during the past winter
been the pupil of Mrs. Lyman Rice.
The following is the program which
was given:
AiouluS ..'.'''''.'.. .'.... AStenlus
Eugenia Endicott
sweet violet ..,........ Smallwood
lE,ldon Muir
The Shepherdess .......... Matthews
Lurline Sparks
Rustic Bridge .......C. S. Morrison
Lavelle Sparks
iona waltz .....,......... Krogman
Harry Folsom
shepherds Dream ... Helms
Ruth Taylor
In Sunderland .......... Krogmau
Kathryn Simpson
Vocal-(a) Little Boy Blue; OBJ The
Sandman
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-06-20
RETURN FROM PORTLAND

Mrs. J. c. Woodwork and son, Law
renee Woodwork. arrived from Port
land yesterday. Young Woodwork
has been attending University of ore
gOn and will spend the summer here.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-06-20
EERE FROM LOUISVILLE

Mrs. Kate Miller, of Louisville Ken
tuckey, is in Pendleton as the guest of
her sisters. Mrs. Oscar Brandberg, Mrs.
p. ]. Lynde and Mrs. Albert Buchi.
This is her first visit to the West.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-06-20
RETURN FROM PORTLAND

Mr.. and Mrs. c. H Conr0y have re-
turned from Portland where they at
tended grand chapter of the oregon
Eastern Star. Mr.. ConToy was a dele
cate to the Masonic grand lodge also.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-06-20
VIsIT In PENDLETON.

' III IN T IIIFIgI@T1 7 N7.Ff
Mr.. and Mrs. Miner Stillwell were
in Pendlcton yesterday They will
visit in Yakima and Walla Walla be-
fore returning to their home in La
Grande.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-06-20
To spEND srMMER nERE

To ~ T8tF II ~ WIN T1TN TTTIINI'
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Redford, accom-
panied by their son and daughter. ar
rived yesterday TO spend the summer
here as the guests of Mrs. C. Redford.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-06-20
PICTURE or MRS. Johns.

An attractive picture of Mrs, James
Johns. Jr.. appeared in yesterdays
Portland Oregonian. Mrs. Johns re-
Gently visited in Portland.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-06-20
IN BED EIGHT
MONTHS
Cause-Change of Life. How
Lydia Z. E.Pinkham's Vegetabl
Compound Got Me Up

Alton, Tenn. =" want other suffer
ing women to know what Lydia Z, Pink
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-06-20

MRS. GRAY DEPARTS
Mrs. Charles Gray departed yester
day for Portland. She plans to spenC
some tire in California and will re
turn to FG dleton later.
The Washington herald., 1921-11-05

cure u. s savings Bank. $1,000.
year. 8 per cent . a
So tes. lot E--clara sshsston and
Raymond Roilison 70 atidnai Saw
fngs and Trust Co. to secure Amer
lean Security and Trust Co. $780,.
monthly payments per cent
So 2sse. lot Bs-The Mt Pleas
Bldg a Loan Assn 20 Herbert A GU
and BENJAMIN Y. Talbot 20 secure
Emma NJ HILL tio.ooo . years
per cent q a.
So ss14 lot 5o-AdoIf Gerhard ct
ux. Emma. 70 Herbert 7. shannon
and Morton J. Luchs. 10 secure Carl
eton p. Howell, $500. monthly pay
ments, per cent
So 3S32. lot i6-John II. waring
et ux. Minnie, 20 Arthur Carr and
Marion A. custis. TO secure PERI.
B. A. sa,Boe.
So sal lot Ss-Leonardo Prencipe
et w. Mary. 20 wash Loan a Trust
Co, TO secure Equitable co-op..
$500.
Same to Frank Reamer and stan
ley NJ Clarke. 20 secure Amos W.
Frazier ct w. Gertrude p. s2.7zS.
monthly payments per cent.
So ASS lot s3--Agnes r. Parkman
to b. Francis Saul and J. wiley
Jacobs. TO secure T. Earl Cox. $1,000.
, years, per cent q. a.
Same 20 VIM r. Shannon and
Thos z. McHale. 10 secure MID
daugh a Shannon. Inc. t5.55o
monthly payments 6 per cent.
So sos, lot lS-Dominic Lazupone
ct al, TO Harvey NJ saeer and Mir
lam A. Dolan, 10 secure Chas. u.
sager s2.5bo. monthly payments
per cent.
So aos. lot It5-Joseph p. Boone
81 w. Mary r., 10 Charles b. Cay
| wood and John p. Garrett, 20 Sc
cure c. Chester Caywood and Clyde
D. Garrett, t2.7oe, monthly pay
| ments. per cent
The Washington herald., 1921-11-05
. Marriage Licenses.

Unless otherwise specified, all the follow
ng applicants are from this city:
George 7. Chorus, ~, and Mabel 8. Mon
ay, 10, Of Annapolis, Nd. Tia Rev. N. J.
2iordan.
oswald Tolliver, q. and Cecilia Payne,
o. Tie Rev. G. Il. Harris.
Ben silver. %. and Sylvia Cohen, %. ne
Rev. n. A. Horwitz.
Roland T. Jackson. y, and Elizabeth Bris-
oe. ~. The Rev. J. Z. Willis.
James Lacoyaro, %, and Camella Pope,
rs. The Rev. n. N. DeCarlo.
Raymond T. Mullinx, %. and Irene n.
bladder, q, both Of Baltimore, Nd. The
Esv4 II. y. Downs
John T. Poindexter, q, and Frances L.
,eters. II. both Of LynchburE, Va. The
lev. Z. Wiley.
HsrrisOn FISHER. 80. and orena 3. JEFF
ersP. 10, both Of New Kent, Va. ne
levE r. II. Jenkins.
Eaan B. Cudney, %. and Grayee n His
~. d The Rev. II. y. Downs,
John y. Thomas. q, and Nellie r. Green
TELL 10. The Rev. J. 2. Briggs.
Stanley =. Marshall, q, and Ruth A.
brker. %. The Rev. J. d. Cstlett.
Vefnon y. Weekly, ., Of Mclean, Va,
I'd Emma A. Bragainiar. 10. Of Cherrydals.
"a NE Rev. y. W. johnson.
loan NJ o'Lsary, %, Of Nevbury, Mass,
n Estslle v. LcEslsss, 70. ns Rev. T. ,.
RI =. Smith. n, g san Antonio, TEX,
.d RatA l. Morris. Is ma Rev. =. b.
Dsnisy s. washiarton, a, and Maud n.
nsgerth. n. The Rev. d. y. Rivers.
Arthie A Camminga 81, Of Mattoon,
u: a. Nellie 2. Pittszturf. 10. M Rev.
3. Briggs.
The Washington herald., 1921-11-05
Mrs. Margaret Wells Dies.

HYATTSVILLE, Nd, Nov. .
Word has been received here Of the
heath in Coffeyville, Rans., Of Mrs.
Margaret Wells, wife Of DR.. Walter
4. Wells, a brother of DR.. Charles A.
Wells, Of Hyattsville. Before her
marriage Mrs. Wells was Miss Mar
Earet Sheriff, of this county. She
caves besides her husband a son,
Charles A. Wells, OF Coffeyville. An
pther child, Mrs. William Ewing died
about a year ago. A half brother,
Howard Sheriff, lives in Seat Pleas
mt, this county.
The Washington herald., 1921-11-05

any better. / read sboutyo medicine
in the Primitive Baptist paper and
decided to try IL ! have used Lydia
e. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
and Lydia E. Pinkham's Liver Pills
for about seven months and nov !
am able to do my work. / shall never
forget your medicine and you NAV
publish this il you want 10 as i: s
true. Mrs. J. F. HURsEY, Star, \. {.
Here is another woman who adds
her testimony TO the many whose let
ters we have already published, prov
ing that Lydia z. Pinkham's Veg
table Compound often restores health
70 suffering women even after they
nave gone so far that an operation If
ieemed advisable. Therefore II Wi
surely pay any woman who suffer-
from such ailments 10 try IL.
The Washington herald., 1921-11-05
MASONS OBSERVE
WASHINCTONDAY
| AT ALEXANDRIA
Anniversary of his Initia-
ton as Member Is
Celebrated.
TIE HERALD BUREAU.
A. o Doniphan;
@O4 ~ 49,

ri King Street.
ALEXANDRIA. Va, Nov. I'm
th& presence Of Q crowd which flied
the auditorium Of the Elks Home
to.capacity, the 1ssth anniversary
of sGeorgs washington's initiation
as q Mason was celebrated tonight
Jofhtly by Alexandria-W Washington
and Andrew Jackson lodges OF
Mzsons. Addresses were given by
senator's Helm and Pat Harrison
an by Louis A Watres-
Mr.. watres told OF plans being
mahe by the Masons OF the nation
fot erection OF the memorial In
Gebrge Washington Park, this city.
under the auspices OF the George
Washington National Masonic Me-
mortal Association. Funds Tor this
wqfk are rapidly nearing the goal.
The temple will cost about $1,000
eoe Il IL estimated
Washington was initiated into
membership by Fredericksburg
Lodge No. 4, of Fredericksburg, on
NoFember 4, lisa
Attending the exercises tonight
wee large delegations from the
gfxteen Masonic lodges in this Juris-
fiction and by a number of mem
esrs Of Congress and other distin-
gAished visitors from Washington.
Prior to the celebration the Wis
itors and guests were taken to the
Masonic Temple, where Washington
and Lafayette relics were shown
them
Capt Herman H. PohI. of this city,
has been appointed military aide at
the White House. Capt. Pohl Is
business manager of the Army En-
gfneer, and Is also engineer-instruc-
tor of the National Guard in the
District Of Columbia He Is a grad
uate o. the Alexandria High School
and was honor graduate Of the 1917
class at West Point. During the
world war he served in France. and
afterward was detailed for duty at
the Massachusetts, Institute of Tech
noiogy for a postgraduate course
in engineering.
according to a Baltimore dispatch
Brogden and Company and the Mer-
camille Trust and Deposit Company
have purchased S125, 900 of the $780,
O00 per cent bonds of the City of
Alexandria The purchasers report
most of the bonds sold on the first
dag they were put on the market.
The Columbian Players have re-
TUNED from Baltimore, where they
presented a play at Mount st. Jo-
seph's College.
The funeral of sylvester I. Archer,
WHO died last night at the Alexan-
drfa Hospital, will take place at
O'Clock Monday afternoon at the res
idsnce of his wife's mother, Mrs.
Henry Bladder. 21s King street.
Services will be conducted by the
Rev. John Lee Allison, pastor Of the
Second Presbyterian Church.
The Washington herald., 1921-11-05
Study the Bible,
Huding's AdUice

II lave always believed In he
REPUTATION OF the Holy Scrip
tnresp writes President Harding.
eresy tAey have become the
expression to men Of the word
snd VIII Of God. I believe that
from every point OF view the
stuay OF the Bible n one Of the
most worthy to which men May
devote themselves. and that In
proportion as they know and
understand Il, their lives and
their sections will be better.
The Washington herald., 1921-11-05
Burton-Embrey Wedding.

FREDER1CKSBURG Va. Nov. 4.
Charles Burton, and Miss Lillian
Embrey, both Of this city. were mar
ried at the Presbyterian manse here
yesterday, by the Rev. r. C. Gilmore
The bride is a daughter Of James
Emorey. They will make their home
here.
The Washington herald., 1921-11-05
DEEDS OF TRUST.

1913 18th st NV, 50 1873, lot 10
Julia Wise to Harvey T. winfield
and A. Lynn Mcdowell to secure
Marie NJ. ,woolf. $1,000. three years.
Z per cent, semiannually.
So. 1911. lot 2s5-Edward c. Gill
cite ct ux Mary w. to George NJ
Emmerich and Herman II. BERG
mann to secure Wash 6 per cent
Perm B A, $1,000.
So. 1917. pit lot 12-Elmer L. Miller
to Frederick A. Lnger and Eugene
H McLachlen 10 secure Helen K.
Pfeifer. $3.50. monthly payments, 6
per cent
So. S23s, lot 7-wm. B. Wood to
Arthur Carr and Marion A. Curtis TO
secure Perp B Al $4,000.
So. 1881. lot 1ls-Frank n, Nc
Pherson ct ux Anna to George q.
Walker and Lewis z. Breuninger to
secure Henry L. and Lewis T. Breu-
ninger. S2,500. monthly payments, Z
per cent.
So. IS. pit orig. lot 1s-Rosa NJ.
Caywood and Lucille Caywood to W.
wallace ChiswelI and VIM. K. Har.
tune to secure NJ Edna Zimmerman,
$4,000, years. per cent.
So. SIPS. lots I. 5. and 6-wm. L.
Reed ct ux Lucy J. TO E. Edwd. De-
Lashmutt and Vim. r. Taylor to Sc
| cure Chas. G. Taylor. $3.50, monthly
payments, 6 per cent.
So 6l2S, lots 10, IL and 1z-
Wooten z. Hyatt ct ux Doris E to
E. E De Loshmutt and VIM. r. Tay-
The Washington herald., 1921-11-05

lor 70 secure chas. q. Taylor f1ofo.
Monthly payments per cent
So si2s. lots IL. IL and iB-caas.
E. Derby ct ux Cornelia n. 70 same
to secure same t2.70o. Monthly
payments 6 per cent
So s12s. lots IL and Is--Thomas p.
Jordan TO same 10 secure same
s2.s17. Monthly payments . per
cent
sq sfas, lots 10. 20 and 11-Theo-
dore r. Warffemlas et NJ Eleonore
A. TO same TO secure same s2.7eo.
Monthly payments per cent
Eq sias. lots 20 TO 2s-CarI II.
stomberg ct ux Marion X TO same
20 secure same s2.S5o. Monthly
payments 6 per cent
So +525. lot 5s-Henry A. Ready ct
ux Daisy A to Samuel Scrfvener
and Robert 4. hewitt TO secure Lena
NJ. Long 5000. Monthly payments Z
per cent
So iss, lot 1se-John N. Jones ct
ux Hattie NJ. 70 Wash Loan and TT
Co 70 secure Equitable Coop B. A.
So I52, lot 16s-Susie E. Perry %
same to secure same $4,000.
So sass. lot ss-SaIlie z. Jones 70
Chaplin Brown and Henry II. Berg
mann TO secure Oriental B. p No. 6
$500.
So III. lot ss-Mary Z. Clements
To Wharton Z Lester. and Michael
J. Colbert to secure National Perm
B. A. $1,000.
So 3l1s. lot 3T-Frank r. wheater
ct ux Mariel A. to Robert H Stone
and Frederick z. johnson TO secure
VIM. w. w. Stewart $4,000. Three
years ] per cent ga
So zs22, lot 25-wm- 7. George et
TX Lille d. to Wharton Z. Lester
and Michael J. Colbert to secure
National Perm B. A $4,000.
So 1857. lot S4-Harry Koran et
TX Ida T. 10 Chaplin Brown and
Henry H Bergman to secure orien.
tai B. A. No. 6. $500.
So s04S, lot S6-Sarah J. McCready
to VIM. s. Phillips and James II
Marie E Schoheld $500. One yea
per cent mat.
So 1854. lots 80 and 65-J. walter
Bernhard ct ux Mabel L to Wash
Loan and TT Co to secure Union II
Co $4,000. Three years 7 per cent sa
Same to same to secure Eliot q
Mears ss.75o. Monthly payments
| per cent.
So 2ss, part orig lot s-The Nc.
Pherson Co Inc to Edgar II. McBrid,
and H Keifer De Laughter to secure
| Commercial State Bank of Fred.
erick. Nd. $4,000. Monthly pay,
ments per cent.
| Washington Heights, lot 1872
Same to Alfred Higbee and LouI,
w. Richardson to secure Harrison
G. Dyar S15.so0. Monthly payment
IN per cent
Washington Heights. lot 1872
wellesca p. Dyar to Theodore D
Peyser and James J. hampton q
secure Harrison G. Dyar $4,000
Two years Z per cent sa.
Same to James J. Hampton an
Alfred Higbee to secure Eugene c
A Reed $4,000. Monthly payment
6 per cent
So 2744. lot s3-Edmund H GibsoI
ct ux Irene N. to James J. Becke
and walter A. Brown to secur
Ruth NJ Brown $1,000. Three year
Z per cent sa-
So 2s, lot 6S-Richard wallac,
ct uI IDA J. 70 Claud Livingston ant
Arthur c. Israel to secure VIM II
Saunders and Edward Whitney tri
s2,550. Monthly payments per cent
So 1870, lots IL, ~ and 43-Harr!
A. Kite ct ux Claire w. TO Ralph N
Wolfe and S. E. Kite jr to secur'
John T. B. Perry and Eva E PER-!
$4,000 on each of lots II and AZ ant
$4,000 on lot 40. Five years pc,
cent sa.
So 31I7. lot 76-Bessie K. Harri
son to Wade B. Hampton and James
W. Mcneil, to secure Marshall Nc
kibbin. $500. 6 months. per cent.
So 1904. lots IS and 26-wm. A
Buckley ct ux, Matte A, to wad,
n. Cooper and VIM. T. Davis, to'se
The Washington herald., 1921-11-05
Money Back Guarantee

You are not asked to risk single cent 10 find oct
Vim-O-Gen Yeast Vitanline Tablets win give you the
buoyant, lively spirit Of youth, firm elastic step
bright eyes, rosy cheeks the strength and endurance
and the hearty appetite of the rejuvenAted mind and
body. All you have to do is 70 take Vim-OtGen
Yeast Vitamine Tablets according 10 the simple orec
tons for ten days. II at the end Of that time, you
lied to refund the purchase prce at once, without
question or red tape, on your simple request.
Be sxre that you ask the druggist for Vim-o-Cen
Yeast Vitauaine Tablets. Do not accept any sub
stitute or imitation The genuine Vim-OSen Yeas
Vitanine Tablets are prepared from scientifically cub
tred Yeast rich IN tie three vitannes that scenes
tells us are so necessary 10 health strength and ensU
The Washington herald., 1921-11-05

they would last
two weeks. / was
treated by two
doctors without
relief and they
both said / would
have to have an
operation ] had
my trouble -four
years and was
unfit 70 do any
thing and had
given up all hope
Of ever getting
The Washington herald., 1921-11-05
lansing to Attend Meeting.

Two Washingtonians, Rev. A e.
sarrows, pastor Of the Eastern
Presbyterian Church, and Robert
lansing. will attend the national
Uecutive conference of the Presby-
erian Church OF America in At
antic City Wednesday.
The Washington herald., 1921-11-05

Mathew s. Farmer, tr.. IN Jerome
A. D'Andeiet, $40.
1898 North Capitol st, so s51f,
lot 12-John o'Donoghue to Julia
and Ella NJ. oDonoghue, $40.
North Of Douglas st, west of sist
st ne, 50 1853. lot 14-Sohn d. Gar
man to Simon Pollock, $40.
sss F stsw. sq.Iss. Lot E.-wm.
a. Johnson ct al to Clara sangston
and Raymond Rollison, $40.
South Of Girard STE of 14th st n.
W. 50 1850. lot 53-Emma N. Hill to
mount Pleasant Building q Loan
Association. $40.
south Of Kennedy St. e of N. Cap.
ST. 50 S7O3, lots76-Deiia A. Emmer-
son to VIM. P. Reeves, $40.
ll6 L st. sc. 50. $40. pit lots 20 and
24-Edw. ]. Kearney ct al to Mary
A. Weidley, $40.
Dumbarton st. NV. W of 31st st.
50. 1913. pit lot 4-Nannie z. Richard
son to Geo. D. schafer ct ux Nina IT,
sOs 5th st ne, So ssl. lot ss-Amos
w. Frazier to leonardo Prencipe ct
ux Mary. $40.
South of Taylor St, Of 10th ST. ne,
50. 1889. lot s3-MIddaush.& Shannon
Inc. to Agnes r.. Parkman, $40.
zoos sth st. me-; 50. 800, lot Is
Chas. d. Sager to Dominic & Joseph
Lozupone, $40.
14i4 T st. NV. "a. eos. lot 14s-c.
Chester Caywood ct al TO Joseph F,
Boone ct Tx Mary B.. $40.
I'LL 9Th st. NV, SO. 49,, lot So
James w. Lindsay, ct ux Nettie NJ to
Benner r. Myton, $40.
North OF Z St, W of eth st. Sc. 81.
9z5. pit lot Lucy E. Baker to Sera-
fin Janakis. $40.
North Of Rittenhouse St, e OF SIND.
st. NV. sq.233z. lot 72-Guarsnty
Trust Co., to Nelson B. Durfee. ct al
$40.
s2s X st. NV. 50. 371, lot al
Allie D. Smith to Kate v. DuvaIl
$40.
L st. NV. bet. 9Th and 10th, 50. $40,
pit. lot Leonard A. Block to Edw
NJ. and Magnolia 2. McNeeley, $40.
Newton st. me-. W OF 13th St. 50
1927, lot Amanda NJ. Sinclair 70
Alex. H. Brawner, SO
The Washington herald., 1921-11-05
DEEDS AND DEEDS OF TRUST

This record transcript of all deeds and of trust filed
in the office of District Recorder of Deeds yesterday
The Washington herald., 1921-11-05
SERVICE OF PRAYER.

All next week the several
churches in the District will unite
for services OF prayer and special
DEVOTIONAL exercises. The hrst
seRVice will be at 3 .. m. tomor-
ROY at Calvary Baptist Church.
Bishop Mcdowell and DR.. Aber-
nathy will speak at the opening
services: DR.. Charles F. Steck pres
fdsnt of the Pastors Federation Of
Washington will preside. DR..
George A. Miller, pastor of the
Ninth Street Christian Church and
Dr. Walter A. Morgan, pastor of
MQ1nt Pleasant Congregational
Chlreh will take part in the serv-
ices MONDAY meetings will be
held each day next week at the
following churches: Calvary Bap-
tis4. Eighth and H; Epiphany,
Foprteenth and q. All churches will
beg open for prayer and special
MEETINGS at 4:30 p. m.
The Washington herald., 1921-11-05
WOMAN AVOIDS
AN OPERATION
Hope Nearly Gone, but Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
Saved Her

Star, N. C.-"My monthly spells
gave me 30 much trouble, sometimes
The Washington herald., 1921-11-05
NATIONAL EXECUTIVE CONFER
SENCE OF PREsBYTERIANs.
sHOn- Robert LansIng, Official
Delegate.

FL members of the Presbyterian
Chhrch in the United States are
vIally concerned in the national
executive conference OF the denom-
Ination at Atlantic City, November
s-16. The official representatives
Of the District Of Columbia who
win take part are: DR.. A e. Bar
rows, pastor of Eastern Presby-
seean church, this city, who will
be chairman of the Baltimore
syaod and Hon. Robert Lansing,
member Of the executive commits
sion
The Washington herald., 1921-11-05

vigorous physical development, vIm-o-Gen also Con
taIns iron and other health building ingredients
The Washington herald., 1921-11-05
Gossip II UncharitabIe.

OF the half that is true, most of
II ought not to be told. ITO err
is human" and there 10 enough
wrong-doing in every life to make
all charitable. What excuse can
there be for dragging forth from
their hiding place the sins that have
been repented of? Or the mistakes
The Washington herald., 1921-11-05

NJ ANY a woman after
wi taking Vim-oGen
Yeast Vita1nine Tablets
for a short time has looked
at her old photograph and
asked herself that ques-
ton: Did l ever Look
Like hiatt" Sometimes
the results are so amazing
that it IS hard for her TO
believe that she Is the
Evening star., 1921-07-24
Newport Stirred by Rumor
Of Visit by the President
Former Animosity Toward Resort Believed Dis
PEELED Roosevelt, Only President to Visit
There, Passed Fleeing Hour.

mittee. and has headed the list most
generously. The Baltimore friends of
music inteNd to make a drive for three
years to obtain an endowment fund,
meantime keeping up liberal allot-
ment for contingent expenses. Among
those who are assisting Mrs. Garrett
are Mrs. W. w. Abell, Mrs. ]. Ellis
Coale. Mrs. Henry Barton Jacobs and
Raj Parr. j. Lawrason Riggs, Ernest
Jenkins and DR.. Hugh Hampson
Interiors have changed SO radically
IN the past ten years that some Of
the most important houses in Wash
fngton eagerly await the completion
OF the Hall of Archives in order that
they may clear the premises Of OBJ
5ects of. intrinsic value and of his
torlc Importance. which cumber them.
Mrs. Joseph E. Thropp, whose resi-
dence is at r street and Connecticut
avenue. is the daughter of the late
Thomas Alexander Scott, that Lon
, doner who began life modestly in the
employ of the, Pennsylvania railroad
and ended it as its president and one
OF Its famous executives. Mr.. Scott
was superintendent of all the rail-
roads and telegraphs during the civil
war and rendered invaluable services
then and later. He was likewise as
sistant secretary In 1861 and achieved
world distinction by the mastery way
in which he ran rails for the relief
of Gen. Rosecrans at Chattanooga
Naturally all these various roles ap-
pealed to friends and associations. SO
that the gifts presented to him would
NIL fair-sized room in any museum.
Mrs. Thropp has kept them sacrediy.
but at the cost Of much-needed space
In her drawing rooms and corridors.
She will in due time present the
largest and most valuable of the sill
yer offerings to the government, and
all other significant tsouvenirs will go
to other museums in Philadelphia and
other cities. Mrs. Larz Anderson has
some Spanish curious, among them a
complete assortment of bullfghters'
mantles and daggers. Mrs. Dewey
has gradually been dispensing the
admiral's collection. but a wealth re-
mains. which will go to the govern
ment hall. when it is at last an es-
tablfshed fact.
Since London reads The Age OF
Innocence" as eagerly as the fellow
countrymen of its author, the arrival
of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lanier Law
renee to visit Lady Ribblesdale. who
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Admiral and Mrs. Huse
To Live in Capital

Rear Admiral and Mrs. Huse will
come to- Washington tomorrow from
New York. where q farewell lunch
con was given in honor of the former
last Thursday. The admiral.has been
ordered for duty at the Navy De-
partment, and. with Mrs. Huses will
make his home here. -
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Icebergs sometimes carry strange
freight. One of the flat-topped va
riety, 100 feet high, was seen in mid
Atlantic bearing three vessels on it's
icy summit. Another. near the Banks
of Newfoundland. had several polar
bears walking about on it.
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To Motor to Hot Springs
After Visit in Canada

Baron and Baroness RosenRranfz
will motor from New York to Hot
Springs, Va, this week. They have
been the guests Of Sir Mo1timer Davis
in Montreal and are spending a few
days at the Ritz-Carlton. New York,
on their way to Hot Springs.
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is the aunt of the former. is con-
sidered an event in both literary
and social circles. Mrs. Lawrence
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pages of Mrs. Wharton's notable.
story Mrs. Morgan Dix. the widow
(Continued on Seventh Page)
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was Margaret Dix. daughter of the
Rev. Morgan Dix, who, under a dim-
sy disguise, fairly bristles on the
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Mimi (Mee Mee)-Fox Tfot
All By Myself-Fox Trot
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In a Little Front
PaF1Or-On an Old
b q e X street.
(EEnn WhftinE.)
Ernest Hare.