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The Washington herald., 1921-10-08

the former United States Ambassa-
tana to visit her mother. Mrs. Mar
Gus DAILY, OF Hamilton.
comdr. Lucien Byron Green, U.
S. ", is now in London on his way
to the Continent.
Ernest Winfield. of New York. for
merly engaged in Red Cross work
in Atlanta. is now en- route to this
country and will come to Washing
ton.
Miss Isabel Crawford. daughter OF
Mrs. George NJ. Crawford. of To-
peka. Kans.. will come to Washing
ton at the end of the month to
spend the winter with Senator and
Mrs. Arthur capper.
Miss Ruth Peters. of St. Louis. has
come to Washington to become a
student at the National Park Semi
nary.
| Representative A. N Cnderhill. OF
Massachusetts. and Mrs. Underhill
are spending some time at Breton
Woods. n. II.
Mrs. NJ. w. Owen-Chahoon. OF
Philadelphia. who has just returned
from Europe. has taken an apart
ment at the Shoreham to remain
throughout the season. as is hercus
tom.
4 Mrs. Charles Weslev Cannon ha
returned from Rye. N Y. and Is agail
at her home. 1912 Rhode Island avenu
northwest. She spent the summe
visiting Mrs. Charles Potter Kling
daughter Of former Senator w. A
Clark. Mr.. king Is Mrs. Warren G
Harding's cousin.
Mrs. Richard II. Townsend Is agai
In Washington and has reopened he
house on Massachusetts avenue.
Brig. Gen. Robert Shaw Oliver plan
to leave soon for Bermuda to be at
sent during most Of the winter.
Andrew Bradley Campbell, who ha
been appointed secretary to the An
bassador of Chile, William Mile
Collier. is sailing from New York 70
South America aboard the Ebro Il
day. Mrs. James Mcdonald accom-
panied her son to New York and vii
remain in New York for about a weel
staying. while there. at the Ritz
Carlton.
DR.. and Mrs. L. W. Eugster an
their daughter. Miss Elizabeth Eug
ster are again In Washington afte
spending the summer at their place Of
Casco Bay, Maine.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. A. Stickney, of New
York. are stopping at the Shorehar
while looking for a house here.
Albert Halstead, jr., is CUES
at the Lafayette.
Mrs. William H. Jaques has re
turned after spending the summe
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in a modish gown of white brocaded
velvet made with a train, and car
ried a bouquet presented to her by
the American Consular Association.
of which Mr.. Lay is chairman.
Before the ceremony the bride
entertained informally at dinner at
her apartment, the guests including
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Alonzo
Bliss, the director Of the Consular
Service and Mrs. Wilbur J. Carr and
Mrs. Carr's mother, Mrs. Ezra koon.
After dinner they were Joined by
the Rev. DIR. Pierce; the brides
brother, Arthur Bliss, and, her sis
ter. Mrs. Dean Brown, who were all
present during the ceremony.
Later in the evening a group OF
close friends, mostly members Of
the Consular Service. called on them
informally to extend congratula-
tions. among them being Consul
General Nathaniel B. Stewart and
Mrs. Stewart, Consul and Mrs. Fred.
erick T. F. Dumont, who are sta
toned at Dublin, Ireland, but are
here for a visit; Consul Roger c.
| Tredwell and his sister. Miss Jessie
Tredwell; Consul and Mrs. Harry
Mcbride. Mr.. and Mrs. Fort and
Miss Lucy Taylor.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Lay left for a
three weeks motor tour through the
Berkshires. and upon their return
will reside at 1871 Columbia road.
Mr.. Lay was consul at London. and
for the five years of the war was
consul at Paris. being called from
that post two years ago to Wash
ington to be assistant to the Direc-
tor Of the Consular Service at the
State Department. which post he is
n,ling at the present tir,e. Mrs. Lay
was the widow OF II. Cornell VIII
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elihu Root will take
| possession November of Mrs
Marion p. Maus' apartment at 1870.
Eighteenth street. which they have
leased for the period OF the arma'
ment conference. Mrs. Maus, who
has been i'll for several weeks, eH-
poets to go to Atlantic City to re-
cuperate and probably will &c
abroad later in the season.
Hugh c. wallace. formerly Am
The Washington herald., 1921-10-08
Holy Trinity C0nuent
Alumni VIII GiUe Tea

Miss Mary OToole and Miss Mary
Harlow were elected delegates to rep
resent the Alumni Association OF the
Holy Trinity Convent at the conven-
tion OF the National Catholic We'll
rare Council at meeting of the al
umni association held last night.
The alumni also decided to give Ia
tea at the home of Mrs. Abigail
Gowan, Linwood place on October 16
in honor Of Monsignor Thomas and
Miss Elysia o. Toole. regent of the
Mount st. Agnes Alumni.
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MISS ECGENIA HINEMoN
WEEDS ASHTON p. M'COMBS.

A beautiful afternoon wedding took
place Wednesday at 5:3o in the YER
mont Avenue Christian Church when
the Rev. DIR. Earle Wilney united
in marriage Miss Eugenia Hinemon.
daughter of Mrs. Eugenia Hinemon.
and Ashton Philip McCombs. brother
Of the late Mr.. McCombs. chair
man Of the Democratic National Com
mittee in two recent Presidential cam
paigns.
The bride was given in marriage
bv her brother. Mai. John ii. Hine-
mon, jr., of West Point. n. Y. and
had as matron OF honor Mrs. Juanita
Gilman. She wore an attractive go.
ine-away gown and carried bou-
QUE. Of roses. lilies of the valley
and orchids. Anita Gilman carried
the ring in C basket OF pink rose
buds. Robert McCombs. Of Little
| Rock; Ark, brother Of the bride
groom, was best man.
A delightful program Of music
was rendered by the e~organist. j. Er'
nest Sharks, s. b. Rand, violinist.
and Miss Florence Long. of chi
Omega Sorority. George Washington
University. who sang AT Dawn ana
1T Love You
Among the out-of-town guests were
Mai. and Mrs. John II. Hinemon, Jr.'
Of West Point. y. Y. Lieut.. and MIS-
p. c. Brown. L. s. N. Great Lakes
Training Station. H.. and daughter
Mr., and Mrs w. b. Thomas. Char-
Iotte. n. c.. and ]. c. Brown. ArKa'
delphia. Ark
Mr.. and Mrs. McCombs VIII i've
at Hamburg Ark. where hr. NC
Combs owns a large plantation whicn
is devoted chiefly to the growing oil
cotton. IA.
The bridegroom gift to the orioe
was a beautiful diamond bar pin.
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LAY-wILSON WEDDING
ANNOUNCEMENT MADE.

Cards were received yesterday
announcing the marriage of Tracy
H. Lay and Mrs. Marcia Bliss Will
son on last Wednesday. The cere-
mony was performed at $50 p. M,
at the home of the bride in Chat
ham courts. by the Rev. U. G. B.
Pierce. pastor of All Souls Unita-
rian Church, In the presence of a
small company.
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at her place on the coast of New
Hampshire and has opened her
house on Leroy place. She Is ac-
companied by her son. William n.
Jaques, jr., of Boston. who Will
spend several days with her here
Leonard L. Nicholson. tr.. is
spending several days in New York,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Bentley and
daughter, of San Francisco. are al
the Lafayette for a few days.
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Albert Halstead, jr., is a guest
at the Lafayette.
Mrs. William H. Jaques has re-
turned after spending the summer
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bassador to France, and Mrs. wal
lace. have returned to Washington
and have opened their home at
Eighteenth street and Massachu-
setts avenue.
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Mr.. and Mrs. n. A. stickney. of New
York, are stopping at the Shoreham
while looking for a house here.
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DIR. and Mrs. l.. W. Eugster and
their daughter. Miss Elizabeth Eug-
ster are again in Washington after
spending the summer at their place on
Casco Bay. Maine.
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the former United States Ambassa-
dor to Germany, has gone to Mon
tana to visit her mother. Mrs. Mar
Gus Daily, Of Hamilton.
The Washington herald., 1921-10-08

Ernest Winfield. OF New York. for
merly engaged in Red Cross work
in Atlanta. Is now en- route to this
country and will come to Washing
ton.
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Hugh c. Wallace. formerly Am
The Washington herald., 1921-10-08

Comdr Lucien Byron Green. L,
s. ", is now in London on his way
to the Continent.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-13
Executive
Committee

John Stewart Bryan, 90
Frederic W. Scott
Joint and Alternate Chairmcn
Armistead NJ. Dobic. '14
Executive Director
Charles y. Mckcand, Is
Executive Secretary
Carter Glass
Centennial Treasurer
John w. Craddock
Milton c. Elliott. ~
Homer l.. Ferguson
Julien H. lin. Us
Robert r. Turnbull. 90
Archibald f. Watson
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-13
City Canvassing Teams

+ W C.iRRINGTUN
Captain
Donald Blair
br. -. G. Brunck
Robert Henley
John Eowurd
]. Jordan Lcakc
Bernard Meredith
X. l.. Powers
Oscar bedford
Or J. McCaw Tomkius
J.. l.. Conquest. ir.
: g. CHRISTIAN
Captain
y. Sidney Euforl
w Erskino Huford
T. Don Cameron
inhn n cutchlus
Harry Frazier
i. Pope Nash
Morton l.. Wallrrstrn
John Boyd
Il y. Kicks
Dewitt TalmaEr ponnan
MURRAY NJ. Mcguire:
-. ,ot h'!""
'S''r"
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'i'">
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w Il. Meredith
80. ~ ns'i,"''' IT
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-13

ROBERT X. POLLARD
Captain
Lewis =. williams
kirkwood Mitchell
W. W. Crump
Leon NJ. Nelson
Alvin Il. Hutzlcr
Alex. II. Sands
Dan II. Tallcy
John 4. Coke, Jr.
L. ADDISON REYNOLDS
Captain
Lewis II. Boshcr
Or Robert Bryan
Herbert y. Claiborne
y. n. Gay
T.. 7. Harrison
l.. q. Rcnnoids
John e. White
Lewis Ayl.tt
t.. y. Ecnnoids
ALLEN !. SANILLE
Captain
I.andon Mason
Hroilcnbrouch Lamb
l'r. r.. y. Calisch
Edwin WORKMAN
Robert WsllcrStcin
Stanley clark"
Frank Sutton
Henry Taylor
Tom Merrick
shelton w. r. Pcnick
Maxwell Wallace
SIDNEY RuFORD SCOTT
Captain
Edward e. Anderson
Walter y. Williams
John II. Bocock
Guy Il. Hazclgrove
Joseph NJ. Hurt
y. Churchill Young. Jr.
John Gordon Wallace, J-.
Curtis Charlton
pr. Thomas L. Hughes
Landon Funston
DIR. C'ARRINt;TON VIII.
LlAMS. Captain
lpr Greer uEhman
y. II. Christian
John l.. Ingram
u. NJ. Darlington. Jr.
\. q. Robertson
Robert Carter
James Med. Wexford
Henry Il. Miller. .Ii..
Eohcrt S3yillc
Il. 6. Harrison
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-13

THE University of Virginia be-
gins its second century over
burdened with growth, throbbing
with opportunity and eager for
service. 1t cannot meet this op-
portunity or render this service
in the new age without the re-
sources and income from the pro
posed endowment of S3.OOO,OOO.
The Alumni and Citizens Of Rich
mond have been asked to con-
tribute $450,0OO to this fund.
Most Of the money raised in Rich
mond will be used for building
"The Richmond Memorial Dor
mitory," perpetual monument
at Charlottesville to the Rich
mond boys who fell in service in
the World War-Whether or not
they were students of the Univer-
sity. This living memorial will
instill their spirit and increase
the opportunity of Richmond
boys in the future. Above is a
sketch of the dormitoly.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-13

Here is opportunity at your very
doors opportunity to have a
part with the University of Viz
ginia in educating the youth of
the city and State to help guide
its life.
This institution seeks a part Of
its endowment from it's alumni
and friends of sound learning in
Richmond and Virginia for three
great purposes-to place on a
sound financial basis it's present
eStablishment-to care for neces-
sary development within its pres
cnt aims-to provide building
and equipment program COM
mensurate with these aims.
Canvassers will tell you more Of
the University's purposes. Give
as your means permit. Subscrip-
tons may be made in cash, five
annual payments or ten semi
annual payments. Liberty Bonds
will be accepted at par value;
other securities at market value.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-13

92013 Enst Main Street.
u. d. Box No. 1855.
TREASURER.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-13
Richmond
City
Committee

Julien IL. Hill, Chairman
Murray NJ. Mcclure
William j. Parrish. Jr.
Allen J. Savillc
Sidney Buford Scott
Charles Watkins
Frederick +. Noting
Richard W. Carrincton
Stuart G.. Christian
Robert y. Pollard
t.. Addison RennoldS
William Il. Trigg
DR.. Darlington Williams
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-05

Harry Brorss City controer q said City e Hammond
list Of lands and lots remaining delinquent
n
City IS hereby that
lots lands parcels of
at
the
A D, 1920 a.
said viii all of
said list Of lands and lots sold offered for
witness whereof
(SEAIO BROE2TJEs,
ontrolle
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-05

HARRY BROERTJES,
City Controller
Evening star., 1921-12-21
Births Reported.

The following births have been reported T.
the health department within the last twenty
four hours:
Richard and Eva Lucas, girl
Hurbert E. and Mary {. Wade, boy.
Gus and Rosie Efantes, girl.
Thomas Il. and Nellie E: NaIley.. jr.. boy.
Robert f. and Marion York. girl.
William p. and Sarah c. Bennett, ST.. boy.
Manuel o. and Pauline Comuiada. boy.
John NJ. and Margaret NJ. Markley. boy.
William H. and Nellie NJ. McConkey. boy.
Frederick W. and Maize II. Rider. boy.
Howard R. and Ethel Jane Loeffel, girl.
Attilio and Elizabeth l.. Coluzzi. boy.
John and Ethel Broderick, boy.
Harry and Edna Carson, girl.
Harry L. and Catherine Matthias. boy.
Edward ]. and Pearl E. 0'Brien. boy.
William II. and Clara E. Scott. jr., girl.
George E. and Edna Thompson, girl.
Charles and Minnie Simms. girl.
Raymond and Edna Jackson, girl.
Newton. and Carlisa Miller. girl.
James 4. and Margaret E. Wright. girl.
George L. and Margaret R. Ahern. boy twins
Cyril and Marcisson Collett. boy.
Robert +; and Greta Hedges, girl.
James James, E. and and zeila Hall. boy.
Maurice and Sadie Davis. boy.
Robert T. and Helen Johnson, boy.
Joseph and Edna Rustin. boy.
George and Rebecca Washington. boy.
Luther NJ and Hattie McManus. boy.
James and Eva F. Washington. boy.
Philip and Ida Boxer. girl.
Daniel p. and Mildred +. Carroll, girl.
Lawrence and Lorena Dillon, boy.
Wilfrid NJ. and Mary Boyer, girl.
Albert II. and Viola Stephens, girl.
Albert and Amelia Pell. boy.
John s. and Idelia A. Burkett. girl.
Henry y. and Irene r. Gallagher. girl.
William A: and HELEN A Goldsborough. boy
George and Orrie NJ. Sterling. girl.
Ward W. and Mabel l.. Cadington, girl.
William F. and Mildred A. McIntire, boy.
John b. and Mable L. Elting. boy.
Wilbur O. and Hazel NJ. Kelley. girl.
David l. and Mildred W. Hedrick girl.
Sylvester and Bertha Fendall. girl.
Vernon and Helen Phifer, girl.
John and Beatrice Bryant. boy.
Melvin and Esther V. Murphy, girl.
Evening star., 1921-12-21

Brookings is the newly appointed
chairman for the leagues committee
on American citizenship, and the
luncheon today was planned both to
bring her into touch with the league s
activities and to discuss in particular
plans for the round table conferences.
which are to be q feature of the pam
American conference of women.
Mr.. and Mrs. w Warren Barbour of
last evening at the Shoreham Hotel
from White Sulphur Spring, where
i, they spent the early stage of their
| wedding journey. Mr.. Barbour Is
the son of the late Col. William Bar
bour and is a member of the execu-
tive committee Of the American Pro-
tective Tariff League.
Mrs. Ernest Thompson Seton. who is
stopping at the New Willard for a
few days, was one of the out-of-town
members of the League of American
Pen Women who attended the regular
| Wednesday luncheon held for the
members of the organization In the
club cafe today.
Miss kathleen Lawler left this
morning for Michigan to spend the
holidays at her home in Lansing.
where Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Lawler will
give dinner in her honor, followed
by large reception, Thursday night.
Miss Lawler will be the guest of De-
troit friends for New Year day and
return to Washington January 3.
Miss Caledonia Mccall Of Florida,
who has been attending the arms con-
ly after th6 New Year for Manila,
z. I. Miss Mccall is a lecturer and
writer and speaks Spanish fluently.
Mr.. and Mrs WINS Davis of 326 B
street southeast have gone to
Charleston. w. Va. to spend the holi-
days with their daughter, Mrs. r. c.
Weysong.
Mrs. Charles Borden Smith and her
daughters entertained Saturday night
compliment to Miss Nina Virginia
Morgan, whose marriage to Mr.. Peter
A. klover will take place at the Sa-
! cred Heart Church Wednesday. De-
cember 2S.
Mrs. Marie Du Boise Maxwell of
1872 Park road will spend the Christ
| mas holidays with relatives at Laurel.
Del.
The ambassador of France and
Nine. Jusserand entertained at din
ner Monday evening in honor Of Prime
Tokugawa of the Japanese delega-
ton. The other guests were Senator
and Mrs Reed Smoot, Senator George
II. Moses, Representative and Mrs. j:
]. Rogers. Representative A. Piatt-
Andrews, the counselor Of the Japanese
embassy and Nine. Saburi, Technical
Adviser to the Belgian Delegation and
Nine. Gather: NJ. kammerer. technical
adviser to the Fernch delegation;
Mr.. and Mrs. James Brown Scott,
Mrs. Charles Sumner Bird, Mrs. John
B. Henderson. Miss Mabel Boardman
Mr.. Basil Miles. Commander Dupuy
DutempS and Capt. Oden'Hal of the
French delegation; Nine. Heilmann.
wife of the commercial attache of the
French embassy. and Nine. de La
vergne. wife of the air attache of the
embassy.
Evening star., 1921-12-21
Society
Continued from Eighth Page.)

George Daw, violinist, with Mrs.
Dorothy Baxter at the piano. Repre-
sentative B. G. Lowrey of Mississippi
told some of his famous dialect
stories. The house was very attractive
in its holiday attire. and In the dining
room shaded candles and the lights
from a small Christmas tree added to
the charm of the beautifully appoint
ed table presided over by Mrs. Adams
and Mrs. Clark, with Mrs. Lillian
Pritchard.
Mrs. Maud Wood Park was hostess
today at a luncheon at the national
clubhouse. Her guests were Mrs.
Mabel Walker Willebrandt, assistant
attorney general; Miss Mary Ander-
son, chief of the bureau Of women In
industry: Miss Julia Abbott of the
bureau of education; DR.. Valeria ii.
Parker of the interdepartmental So
cial hygiene board-all of whom Will
have charge of round table confer
ences in connection with the pan
American conference of women, which
the National League of Women Voters
has called for next April; Mrs. Ann
Webster, chairman of the leagues
social hygiene committee: Mrs. Minnie
Fisher Cunningham, executive secre-
tary of the League of Women Voters,
and chairman of the pan-Amerlcan
conference committee: Mrs. William
H. Hubert, secretary of the pan.
American conference committee. ana
Mrs. Walter Du Bois Brookings. Mrs.
Evening star., 1921-12-21
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to the
following:
John williams and Symtha James.
Havard l. Clayton and Edna l.. OSullivan.
Guy A Randolph of Richmond, Va, and
Dora v. Wilmington Of Shepherdstown. W. Va.
Rubert o. Updke and Arthelia c. Cu1lers,
both Of Bentonyille, Va.
Chapman X. Vaught Of Altoona, Pa, and
Clara A. Leppe Of Ohley. ". Va.
Robert L. Williams and Mildred O. Bright.
Claude D. Winebrener Of Bethesda. Nd, and
Matte W. Rhodes OF Wendell. n. g.
Nathaniel Young and Gertrude Parker.
Marie E. Lins of Phoenix, Nd.
Louis N. Milstead of Silver Spring. Nd. and
Blanche &. Taylor Of Silvesia. Md.
John F. johnson and Maggie Hawkins.
Edwin W. Garnett and Vivian I. Roland.
Franklin P. Metcalf and Mabel NJ. Truss.
Bryant R. Brooks and Lena Jordan. both OF
Baltimore, Nd.
William A. Taylor and Lena Edwards.
George B. Jones, jr., and Hannah 2. Harris,
both Of Richmond, Va.
John H. Jeffries of this city and Isadora
Kess Of Magothy. Nd.
william j. Miller and Ruth Harris.
Melville W. Fuller Of Woodbury., Tenn, and
FIorrye A. Carpenter Of Madison. Wis.
Burtin G. Barber and Laretta Platter.
Fred s. Childs Of Lynn, Mass, and Clara
Gracey Of this city.
Joseph H. Hollem and Marietta Kohne.
Raymond F. karcher Of this city and Alliene
" Barnes of Fairfax. Va.
Aubrey Rush and Emily Brown.
Golden Thompson and Ethel Williams.
Alfredo Helmar and Mamie Halsey.
Alexander L. Cashion and 1nez E. Will
loughby
Evening star., 1921-12-21

Mary l.. Morrow 81. 2O26 10Th st.
Harry Reed Christie, SO. 1920 Hamln st. n.a.
Mary Maitern 90, 1887 1st st.
Mary T.. Cochran. 78, Washington Asylum
Hospital
Ruth Marine, 3, Providence Hospital.
Fulton Lewis Glasco, menths, 1882 l. st.
Infant of Herbert and Mary Wade, L. hours
Providence Hospital
Richard Gates. So years, AS St
Marian Virginia Wilson, 10 months. lJOS
Hannah Marie Davis. 81. 1os Quincy place
northeast.
william Henry Gates. month, 1899 East
Americus Riggs, 50, George Washington Uni
versity Hospital.
Anna Laura Hnrkns. I3 20l6 North Capitol
Annie NJ. NJ Johns, 90. 1850 Harvard street.
Sue ID. WOmble, So 2i03 Pennsylvania ave
Alols stumpf 81, 1853 I street.
Daniel H. KOop, So, 300 Az street south
west.
Maurice A. Potter, 9. Providence Hospital.
Dora Guntersberg, 10, 40 Quincy place
Charlotte Porter. 70, 1913 St. Catherine
rs Sterling NJ. Gill, Il, 2219 Pomeroy court.
Robert Thighpenn. Al. Washington Asylum
Harry Payne, 81, Freedmen's Hospital.
| George Hunter, 43. Ill street southwest
Lille v NJ. j. Belt. 33. 22l Brooks court.
George c. Jones. SO. st. Elzabeth's Hos
pitaI.
Evening star., 1921-12-21

William Monroe Of Marbury. Nd, and Lola
Marshall of Hill Top, Md
Lewis Washington and Elizabeth Simpson.
John Norbrey and Sylvester Robinson, both
Of Fredericksburg, Va
Thomas W. Love and Aurel d. Barnett
Anthony A. NuccitelIi and Rosa Gugielni.
James B. PendletOn Of this city and Mamie
Branson of Bristol. Va.
Samuel Gordon and Katie Goodman, both of
Baltimore, Md.
Fred O.. Barthelmess. U. s. N. and Thelma
BOyden of this city.
Henry G. Schroeder and Addie V. Morton,
both of Nashville, Tenn.
William &. Owen and Fannie L. Warrington
both of Richmopd, Va.
Oliver Gellnas and Katherine Tate.
Louis +. Spriggs and Mary +. Davenport,
both OF Baltimore. Md.
Charles +. Bready Of Rockville. Md. and
Margaret d. Creighton Of Homecoming Md.
and Mary y. Jeffress Of this city.
Carter Williams and Agnes Davis.
William Phifer and Nellie Stewart.
X. Wilson James sof Danville, Va, and
Irene A DYyer OF Piqua, Ohio.
Robert Coleman and Susie Daniel.
Richard ii. Barley of this city and Mary z.
Strlckler of Midland Va.
Wesley {. PaytOn and Annie Weldon.
Thomas Hamilton of this city and Nell B.
Grimsley OF Greensboro, n. G.
William w. Rule Of Norfolk, Va and June
V. Patter of Akron. Ohio.
James II. Marshall of this city and Sallie
Smith Of Colonial Beach. Va.
Paul A SmOOt and Catherine NJ. Muntz
both Of baltimore, Md.
Lewis Smith and Maria Gooch
Evening star., 1921-12-21

Thomas Buckner. 40 .0l9 10th street.
Fred Manly II months. Chldren's Hospital.
William l.. Saunders. 30. 2410 + street.
Margaret OReilly. so. 3026 i street.
Home HOSPITAL.
Thomas W. Dolan. 80. United States Soldiers
Home Hospital.
Catherine Donahue 6g, St. GATHERINGS, 1st
and North Carolina avenue.
Franz A. II. Jung. -, 1868 Columbia road.
Edith &. Smith. ~, 734 9Th street northeast.
Charles T. Johnson, 7s, 3l34 oath street
northeast.
Raymond IAnham, -, Providence Hospital.
William u. Shuster. II. 1122 . street.
Laura A. McNab 81. Garfield Hospital
Robert W. Henderson. A., st. Elizabeth's
Hospital.
Minnie EFenbach. 9S, GA NJ street
Evening star., 1921-12-21
Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been reported to
the health department within the last twenty
four hours:
Eva Lucas. "a. Providence Hospital.
Clayton Case Osborne, 40. 1905 10th st.
Michel Hano 90. 1858 Columbia rd.
Ernest Hattier. II. United States Soldiers
Home Hospital.
.Mlllard J. Randall, A, on street. a3d and
SITS.
Mary Barron Pagan, 40. 1853 Montague st.
Mayme Ellsworth McBrane. 81. 214 c st.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-06-03
ROAcHDALE MAKES BID
FOR STATE REFORMAToRY

GREENCASTLE, Ind, June s.
Roachdale is making strong bid to
have the Indiana state reformatory 10
Gated near that town. Members OF
the commission visited sites west of
there today, but lack Of a large sup
ply of water and ether conditions may
eliminate the town as a possible site
for the new institution.
The Greencastle Ktwanis club
Thursday, at its weekly luncheon.
unanimously adopted a resolution CALI
ing upon the commission to locate the
institute on the state farm or adjacent
to it. Attorneys in the club voiced the
opinion that the law, moving the re-
formatory from Jacksonville to this
county, can not be construed to mean
a location many miles away from the
state farm.