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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-14
CLUBS FOR TUESDAY
n Iuhe's Guild, of ballard

A noon dinner will be given by the
ST. Luke'a guild, OF Ballard. In the
city hall. ballard. Tuesday. Novem.
Der rs, A sale OF fancy work will
take place In the afternoon Cards.
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Ma Charles L. Moses has extend
- invitations to twelve friends for
luncheon At her residence on Thurs
day afternoon
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pour child. and 10 fofioto that cousse.
no matter irhdf the cost 10 vouYscik.
Your IoUc for her should oivc yos
strength 10 do that.
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BRIDGE Pdrty and Dance

The mi Delta Theta Mothers
club h entertaining with bridge
OF sixty tables. NJ the chapter house.
Friday afternoon. and IN the eve
ming. with dancing party.
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Lecture Recital in
Zinc Arts Hall

The Seattle Musical Art Society II
presenting Miss Ruth Durheim.
supervisor OF music In the Seattle
public schools. In lecture recital,
Music in tho HOME" In the Fine
Arts Han. "Wednesday morning. at
II o'clock.
Miss Katherine Robinson. pianist.
Miss ThIrza cawscy. coloratura 30
prano. and Miss Lenorc Friedland.
accompanlst. win assist. Miss Edna
Colman Is In charge Of the recital
which is open to any one presenting
an active or associate membership
card at the door.
The program OF illustrations win be
as follows:
riano--
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Custer camp. No. /. Sons OF veter.
ans. and is auxiliary. will entertain
all comrades of the civil war with an
interesting program on Veterans
night. Tuesday. November IS. In Vet
.rans' haii. Armory. All patriotic
organizations welcome.
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Mrs. Graham WIZ Gire
Proarnm of Indian Muse

.
Mrs. A. II. Fisher viii entertain
the Isranata club at her home. TAOS
4ith ave. 8. w. wednesday after.
noon. at i;ao o'clock.
Pictures for Children" will be sub.
joc, of the talk by Mrs. Robert
Avann.
Mrs. Frederick w. Graham. IN In.
dian costume. assisted by Mr., james
Hamilton Howe. pianist. viii give the
following musical program;
Piano
Fantasia Ia seansmeaia- 49,.
..........,.......... .nsliin,. Lsybseh
(sicfiy 1908. Parts tstsD
James Hamilton Hove
ssl The Sunrise Cali" Cunt seho
sonsl .............+. Carlos Treysr
@, .-zuni Lovers wee'aE.. % ''nisn.
~, .r'a,,.hs. rss,,as II.srsne,
Mira Frederick W. Graham
tsp vsise. 'sceprsii. ballet 49,. inset
CD "Murmurson xephyrs" ............
.......s..,.,l.... .-.. Jensen Nf,'nsn
Voice.
tal srrvocstion 20 the sun God"
tHunisn shylss.sssssss..r rcyer
thl Love Song from tho Red
Willow ru-biorb .....s.....ss..
............. Thuriov fieuranee
tei Hymn 10 the Sun Carlos Troyer
Mrs Graham
Piano
ts) -Symrhs and rairies' tchsssrE
tutterffiesl james Hamilton Howe
thl Autumn In the Oiyrrpies". .....
tcl "RippinE waters 81 Qu~~fn~ .t..
(From Oiympian SUITED
........... James Hsmiitea Howe
Mr.. Howe
Voice
tal apache Medieins Chant. ..s...
..s.4.s.s.stssss.s.t Carlos rrcye<
fhl ''My silver Throatsd fawB".....
(tsisuk love sons)
ssssssessssE.s ss iaflrahfe
(el ny tho waters Of Ninns,onka-
ssssssssFssf ssrssssss- Lie ufhrrs
Mira Graham
Mr.. Howe. aoeompanis,
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Social Service Club

The Social Service club win meet
with Mrs. Andrew NJ. Gillespie Tues.
day afternoon at $50 o'clock.
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Capltol MN ". G.. tn.

Capitol Hiii W. c. r. Y. will NEE,
at the home Of Mrs. J. u. Mccallum.
fstT 18Th ave. ~. Tuesday. Novem.
ber 10. from 10 10 4 o'clock. BRING
thimble and sandwiches. Good pro
gram.
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The booths and their chnirrnen for
the Grace Methodist church bazaar.
which viii he held at the church on
Tuesday. are as follows Aprons and
baRS. Mrs J. L. Ronald. fancy work.
Mr~. william Stewart: linens and
towels. Mrs H. r. wlckham: deli
cateaSen. Mrs James MckAiE; home
made candies. Mrs. ". A. Heuyer.
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I. Cycle Of tns~ct~- ........ Misssnsy
The nuEnbie Bee
Honey lee
katydid
brownie Ftr~ry
Crandaddy fenEiegs
Mr.. Duck and Mr.. Turkey ......
-sses..s.+ s.s..t....@sss <irtlinser
The Drum. .....-.. Efsa nor smith
The Gingerbread Man Gsynor
Miss Thfrr. cavseY
Mas Ignore Frisdtard AZ the plane
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WOMEN'S CLUBS
Queen Anne Circle Child
NnnncrAnIinn I.crisrtIe

J. s. brennan. assistants.
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Franklin PIT. A. meets At 8 p. tn
nev. Cleveland Kieihauer. who took
the part of ''wayfmor' In the spec.
tacle OF tina, name. VIII speak on
''Pcrfls Of Youth" Miss Aiken.
dramatic director OF Same produc.
ton. win give a reading. Parents
and adult public invited.
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lincoln High PIT A., study han
Of annex. $50. Special musical pro.
gram. s:i5 in assembly. Short talks
on music by Miss L. Mcclure and
Mrs. &. NJ. Tiartie. Mr.. u. Shorrocit.
Member OF school board. invited
guest
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T.. O. y. club win give a pound
party" for members only at Elka'
club. . p. m. Mrs. J. w. Young. host.
~sra. Mrs. Herman Roeach. Mira +.
~. Yost. Mrs. Hattie shick and Mr~.
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Afli Review No. 50. woman's
Benefit Association Of Maccaheca. NJ
W. o. w. hall. p. tn
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Brighton PIT. A.

Brighton PIT. A.. at school Social
tea. .. m. business $40. Mem
bcrs requested 70 bring written sug.
gcstions concerning parcntteachcr
work. Vocal solo by Mrs. H. Salmon.
Songs by pupils OF Miss Martins
room
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Seattle f.odwr No. 7. Degree &
Honor. Protective association. buai
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Seattle Court No. I

Seattle Court No. l.. order OF ANA
fanth. meets for business at Masonic
temple. p. IN.
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PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE,

PHILADELPHIA. Nov 7.-Butter
solid packed creamery, extra, 46c:
Jobbing sales OF high-scoring goods,
4ta+Sc; extra firsts, 43a4Ic: frsts, 3s
a4Ic. sweet creamery, choice and
fancy 4Sa5Oc; fair TO good, 3saf7c;
tahcy brands of prints were jobblnE
al 5sa6Oc: fair 70 choice, 5Oa57c,
Eggs - Really fine fresh eggs
scarce and firmly held. The quota
ions Were: Nearby, extra frsts, 6sc
nrsts, Gle: Western extra frsts, Sic:
hrstS. '6Ta60c; seconds. 4Ia46c; lob
bing sales OF fancy candled fresh
eggs, ?4a75c; fair to choice, 6sa73c.
Live Poultry-Fowls. not Leg
horns. fancy. fat. yellow skinned.
weighing lbs. apiece and over, Goa
S2c: medium quality, 25a?sc: Infe-
rior. ioa23c. Fowls. white Leghorns.
lsa2ac; spring chickens. fancy. yell
iow-skinned, Plymouth Rocks, 25a
zee: spring chickens. not Leghorns.
medium quality, 23a24c: spring
chickens, not Leghorns. ISa23c; old
roosters. l5aI6c; turkeys, 35a4Oc:
ducks, white Pekin. 2Sa27c; do,
mixed colors. 23a2bc: do, Muscovy.
l6a1sc; geese. 2ls24c: Euineas
young. per pair. weighing l&a2 lbs.
apiece, n.25al.35; do, weighing la
Il. lbs. apiece. socatl.lO: do, old,
per pair. Soasoc: pigeons. per pair.
old, 5Satoc; young. 25aSoc.
The Washington herald., 1921-11-08
Two Brothers !
Sought on Charge
Of Killing Third

DANvILLE,- Va. Nov. THE aa-
thorities OF virginia and North Car
olina Joined today in the search for
Joseph ana Lloyd Pruitt, brothers,
who are charged with shooting
James Pruitt. a third brother, last
night in CaHwell County. a mile
from the Virginia line
Pruitt's body, stiIl warm. with a
bullet through his heart. was found
in the road by Phillip Dameron
after q bresthIess negro last nighr'
had run to his home and warned
him Of "a shooting"
The authorities say that the threa-
had q quarrel Sunoay evening and
that James Prultt encountered hi
two brothers in a buggy and one %.
them shot him from the vehicle.
driving home thereafter. putting uG
the buggy and then disappearing s
coroner's jury sadied the homicids
tering about one Of the women.
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Infantry.

AMknntrys s
Col. Robert c. Davis, sixty-fourth
Infantry. to Plattsburs Barracks,
N. Y.
Foilowing named officsrs. viii pro-
coed TO Camp Behnins "a, for
temporary assignment to infantry
school: -
Col Reynolds j. Burt, Eleventh
Infantry. Camp Knox, Ky. -
Cob Frank 3. Watson, Second
Infantry. Fort Sheridan, Ill.
Col. Easton b. Gihons, Infantry,
inspect instructor, Montpelier, VT.
Lieut.. Col. Frederic q. KeIiond.
ENenth Infantry Columbus Bar
racks, Ohio,
Lieut.. Col. oliver p. Robinson,
First Infantry. Camp Travis, Tex.
Lieut. Col. HaIsey, f. Yates, Sixty
fourth Infantry. Fort ontario, New
York.
Twelfth Infantry, Camp Meade, Nd.
Lieut.. Col George Chase Lewis,
twentieth Infantry, = Camp Travis,
Tex.
Lieut.. Col Richmond Smith, in
fantry. Second Corps Area. Cover
nors Island. n. " . sf .
Maj. william A. Smith, Twelfth
Infantry.
Capt Clarence C. Fem, to Nc
Cook Field, Dayton, Ohio
Tank Corps.
Each of. following named ofhcers
to Tank School for duty:
Capt. Dolphin. E, Thebaud.
Capt Bryce F. Martin.
Capt Don n. Holmes.
Capt, Woodwork B. Allen.
First Lieut.. Roswell E. Round
Second Lieut. william T. s.
Roberts.
Coast Artillery.
First Lieut.. Bernard c. Daley, TO
San Diego, Cal.
Firs. tLieut. John D. Mitchell, to
PHILIPPINE Islands.
Lieut.. Col. Alfred A Maybach, to
Fort Monroe, Chesapeake Bay, Va.
Lieut.. Col. Benjamin H. Kerfoot,
to Second Corps Area, New York.
Medical Corps.
Each OF following named officers
to Ninth Corps Area, San Francisco,
CAL:
Capt. Francis w. Gustites.
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Kemp Slaughter. of Atlanta. Ga.
Charles T. Kemp. jr, is her brother.
Mr.. DevereUX. who belongs to the
prominent family OF Philadelphia
and Washington. received his early
education abroad and served during
the war with the American Am
bulance Corps. He belongs to lead
ing clubs of Washington, being
master of fox hounds OF the Chevy
Chase Hunt Club. He Is a brother
OF Mrs. Richard Hall Jeschke, wife
OF Capt. Jeschke, L. s. NJ. G.: Miss
Ann DevereuX. who Is attending
school in Paris; John DevereuX, jr.,
James DevereuX and Ashton De-
vereuX. There are ten Devereux
children. Joe Devereux has been
in business in Baltimore for some
months. So many people insist
upon putting an "a" in Devereux.
but this family doesn't spell the
name that way. No date has been
set for the wedding.
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RECEIVER NAMED
FOR ALEXANDRIA
SHIPBUILDINC FIRM
j. L. Crupper, State G. o.
p. Chairman, Qualities
And Gives Bond.
THE HERALD BUREAU,
A. :. Doniphan,


y72I King street
ALEXANDRIA,, Va, Nov. 7.-Jo-
seph L. CruDper, State chairman of
the Republican party in Virginia, a
resident OF Clarendon, today quail
ned as receiver for the virginia
Snlpbuilding Corporation and gave
I pond in the sum of $4,000. The
appointment was made Saturday by
Judge ID. Lawrence GrOneE, Of the
united States Circuit Court for the
Eastern district of Virginia. sitting
IN norfolk, and announced here to-
uay.. MIR. CruppeT is authorized to
take possession of all of the prop
orty OF the company.
4 petition in involuntary bank
rQptcy proceedings was filed in the
United States Court by Johns-M Man
vile, RO1Sr-Smlth Company and w
7. Little. The court appointed Her
oert u. Lee. of New York: Edward
w WalcOtt, Of Norfolk, and Thomas
X Keith, of Fairfax. as counsel for
ths receiver.
For some time past litigation has
peen pending in other courts here
against this concern.
The announcement that a receIyer
mad been made came as n surprise
10 attorneys here who were inter
estcd IN the case. as an agreement
mad been reached that nothing
would be done before April l, next,
pending an adjustment of the claims
they TcprCsCnted
The assets and Liabilities of the
concern were not announced. E. A.
sMorse is president of the company
whose plant here cost about $4,000
Voo- During the war it built a large
number Of 9,400-tOn steel freighters.
the last one being the Georgie NJ.
Morse, which Is now at the COM
Iany's plant here ard has never
been comnlcted. Work of building
The Washington herald., 1921-11-08
Political
Prophets Expect
Huge Vote Today

RICHMOND. Va. Nov. Demo
Srauc and Republican leaders
snronghout the State tonight are
eompieting last-minuts plans for
getting out the electors in tomor-
rows gubernatorial election, and
what with the women's vote and
unusual. erorts on the part of RE-
publican campaign managers, all
signs point to a record. vote being
cast. as compared to any previous
eIection in the State. -"
Republican campaign leaders base
tneir hope Of large gains partly on
the women's vote and partly on a
iairly wtdssptsad beiief that the
democratic machine needs iubrica-
ton In the form of a substantial
min6rity-party vote. Publicly they
continue 70 exptess confidence in the
election OF Col. Henry w. Anderson,
their candidate for governor; prI.
vately they admit that z. Lee
Triakle will go over the line with
an overwhelming lead---but not SO
overwhelming. they assert, but that
the machine will sit up and take
notice"
The Washington herald., 1921-11-08

general offices of the Southern Rail-
way Company in Washington in a
clerical capacity. Mr.. Padgett was
son of the late E. f. Padgett OF
this city. He was member of Al
exandria Lodge No. 1853, Benevolent
and Protective order Of Elks and
that organization tonight held a
lodge Of sorrow in his memory.
The Kiwanis Club on Thursday
will observe Father and Son" week
at its luncheon in the Westminster
Building. Every meber will be ex-
pected to bring his son. The pro-
gram Is being arranged by E. Z.
Wallace. local secretary Of the Y.
NJ. c. A.
Sylvester l. Archer's funeral took
place this afternoon at the resi-
dsnce OF Mrs. Caroline Baader, 2ls
King street, the Rev. John Lee AL
lison, D. D., pastor OF the Second
Presbyterian Church and the Rev
2. v. REGISTER, D. D., pastor of the.
NJ. e. Church South. oficiating.
Pallbearers were: (. II. Thomasson,
Z. W. Twiley, r. L. Tate, from the
Odd Fellows. and l. B. Alexander,
William Latham. jr., Glenn l.. Jus
tice. from the Westminster Bible
class. Burial was in Bethel Gene
terry.
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Army, Navy and Marine Orders.
Maj. George $. Woodward
Dental, Corps

MAI. George s. Woodward
Dental, Corps
Each Of following named officers
to ninth. Corps Area, san Francisco.
cal.:.
Capt. Edward C. Alley.
Capt. Nathan c Pickles. .-s-
First Lieut.. Forest V. Bockey.
Lieut.. Col John r Ames, to Letter.
man General Hospital, San Fran
cisco, Cal.
4 Engineer Corps.
Col. Albert f. Waldron, to duty
as instructor Engineers. New York
National Guard.S
Air service.
First Lieut.. Maurice s. Hill, to
Eighty-third Field Artillery.
Ordnance Department
Maj. John * CIemen:. to Wash
ington, d. c. .
Miscellaneous.
Chaplain Joseph 5. Loughran' re-
tired from active duty. VIII pro-
ceed to his home.
NAVAL ORDERS.
Capt. Harold L. Cook. TO L. s. s.
Robert Smith and Division IS.
Capt. Walter G. Roper. to COM
mand Squadron 4.
Comdr. Nathan W. Post, 10 com
rand U. S. S. Badger and DiVl-
sion IL.
comdr. Robert A. White, to U. s.
S. Pennsylvania.
Lieut.. Comdr. Charles L. Best, to
U. 8. s. Aulick.
Lieut.. Comdr. Robert G. Conan
to Twelfth Naval district.
LieN. Comdr. Robert r. Paunack.
TO air squadron, Pacific Fleet
Lieut. Osborne B. Hardison, TO
Pensacola. Fla.
Lieut.. Paul w. F.. Huschke. to
command L.. s. S. o..
Lieut. Albert L. Hutson. to u. S.
s. Neveda.
Lieut.. IA 'Klingler, to squadron
torpedo material office, Squadron 3.
Lieut.. ]. MacIntyre. to Engineer
Squadron 3.
Lieut.. c. D. .welker, to Engineer
Squadron s
Lieut.. Alfred c. Headley, to r
barracks. Hampton Roads, Va.
Lieut.. Jay G. Huntoon. to U. S. S.
R-22.
Lieut.. Edward w. Neville, to r
barracks. Hampton Roads. Va.
Ensign Felix l.. Baker, to de-
stroyer squadron. Pacific Fleet.
Ensign c. II. Bushnell, to U. S. S.
Farenholt.
Ensign Park G. Young, to U. s.
s. Porter.
Lieut.. George C. Hart, to medical
officer. SQUADRON /.
Lieut.. George W. Wilson, to medi-
cal officer. Squadron ..
Lieut.. Leslie II. Wright, to naval
prison. Portsmouth. n. II.
Lieut.. Eric c. Hoylman. to r bar
racks, Hampton Roads Va.
Lieut.. Robert r. Crees. to U. S.
S. birmingham.
Capt. Barron p. Dubois. to Naval
Academy. Annapolis. Nd.
Lieut.. Ralph J. Dindot to supply
officer, Division 80.
Lieut.. Francis +. Kenny. to d.
vision 20.
Lieut.. Samuel l.. Bates. to supply
officer. Division 10.
Lieut.. Joseph w. Cavanah, to sup
ply oflcer. Division %.
Lieut.. Charles A. Sleek. to sup
ply OFFICER. Destroyer Division is.
Lieut.. Gerald w. Thomson, to
Quincy, Mass.
Gunner William A, White. 70 r
barracks, Hampton Roads, Va.
Machinist Charles ". Cain, to re-
ceiving ship, San Francisco, Cal.
The Washington herald., 1921-11-08
BENEFIT BALL
THANKSGIVING EVE.

Mrs. Harding heads the list OF
patronesses for the Episcopal Eye,
Ear and Throat Hospital ball to be
given at the New willard Hotel
Thanksgiving Eve, November "a al
10 o'clock. Mrs. Coolidge will also
be a patroness, as will be Mrs.
Woodrow Wilson. Mrs. William
Howard Taft, Mrs. Charles Evans
| Hughes, Mrs. John w. Weeks, Mrs.
H. c. Wallace, Mrs. Guy d. Goff,
Mrs. James J. Davis. Mrs. E. T.
Stotesbury, Mrs. EuphaIet F. An
drews. Mrs. Edison Bradley, Mrs.
Charles J. Bell, Princess Bibesco,
| Princess Lubomirska, Mrs. Henry
c. Corbin, Mrs. T. NJ. Chatard, Nine.
de Riano. Mrs. F. A. Delano, Mrs.
William F. Dennis, Nine. de Ces-
pedes. Mrs. John Allen Dougherty,
Mrs. T. Coleman du Pont. Mrs.
| Stephen B. Elkins. Mrs. Franklin H.
Ellis. Mrs. George w. Ehle. Mrs
William Eric Fowler. Mrs. Henry w.
Fitch. Mrs. Marshall Field, Mrs. A.
p. Gardner, Lady Geddes, Nine. J. B.
Hubrecht, Mrs. NJ. A. Hanna. Mrs.
Charles b. Howry, Mrs. Ridgely
I1dlEt j u
liam James. Mrs. Hennen jennings,
dolph Kaufman. Mrs. Victor Kauff-
mann, Mrs. c. b. Keferstein. Mrs.
Nicholas Luquer, Mrs. Breckinridge
Long. Mrs. Ridley Mclean. Mrs.
Charles A. Mum, Mrs. Beverley r.
Mason. Mrs. william D. MaoDougaH,
Mrs. Frank d. Soyes. Mrs. Truman
| G. Palmer, Mrs. Edwin S. Fuller,
Mrs. Cuno II. Rudolph. Mrs. Theo.
dore Roosevelt. Mrs. Willard Sauls-
bury. Mrs. John N. SpeeI, Mrs. James
w. Wadsworth, ir.. Mrs. Harold
Walker. Mrs. Charles Boughton
Wood. Mrs. Charles Wheeler.
Many OF these patronesses already
have subscribed for boxes. and the
ball promises to be brilliant as well
as a success.
Washington society received with
great interest last week the news
that Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Thomas
Kemp, Of Baltimore. announced the
engagement of their daughter. Miss
Helen de Chantel Kemp. to Joseph
Devereux, son Of DR.. and Mrs. John
Ryan Devereux, who have a hand
some home on Bradley Lane in
Chevy Chase. Miss Kemp. who
made her debut three seasons ago
at the Bachelors COtillon, OF Balti-
more. is one of the most active
members OF the Junior League
Through both her father and
mother she 10 connected with some
of the oldest families OF Maryland.
She is one of several sisters noted
for their beauty. the others being
Mrs. +. Irving Cooke and Mrs. w
Congreve Jackson. of Green Spring
Valley; Mrs. Robert Henry Gold
| smith and the late Mrs. Robert
The Washington herald., 1921-11-08
Smothers Plans Approved.

Plans for the new Smothers School ,
for colored children in Benning Wersp
approved yesterday by Superints nGsns
F. W. Ballou and u f. expected thstS
bids will be advertised az once sSlSs
building will be Of four rooms an e..
is OF the extenslble type The newo
sit, Is an entire square which. Wa,
purchased tor IS. 200 The spnroprii-I
tion for the building is $4,000. An.
nouncement wSs made that pIans' faE a
the new Mott. Buchs nan ard I.tn-.
coin Park schools will be ready in,
few days.
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co,.tla,led trom Page Firs.
Warren g. Harding. Mrs. Calvin
Coolidge; Mrs. Edwin DENLY. Lady
Auckland Geddes, Mrs. Theodore
Roosevelt, Mrs. James w. Wads.
worth. jr,; Mrs. William c. Rivers,
Mrs. Thomas p. Gore. Mrs. John A.
Lejeane. Mrs. Nicholas Longworth,
Mrs. John H. Dayton, Mrs. Robert
f. Coontz. Mrs. Miles Poindexter and
Mrs. Prank B. wiilis.
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ships was suspended nearly q year
ago. The first ship. built tn,lsls, the
Gunston Hall, was christened by
Mrs. Woodrow Wilson.
A coroner's jury summoned by DR..
T. NJ. Jones. which met tonight al
Demaine's chapel. gave a verdict that
Charles Ferris. colored, came to his
death Of a gunshot wound probably
inflicted by Walter Johnson, colored
on October %. and died at the Alex,
andria Hospital November 4. Half a
dozen witnesses testified.
The prisoner appeared at the in.
quest. A brother Of the dead man,
Elmer Ferris. shot at the same time,
IS reported to be dying tonight at the
hospital
The Washington herald., 1921-11-08

Many belIizerent lovers kiss and
make up. but this seems a waste II
time on the lady's part because she
IL already made up. .,
The Washington herald., 1921-11-08

Curtis Brice, who was accident
ally shot with his own gun at oc-
coquan on Friday died thiS morn
ing at the Alexandria Hospital. He
was 81 years old and unmarried. He
was a son of Mr.. a-d Mrs. Benja-
min Trice. of Peyton avenue, Del
Ray The body was taken to De-
maine's mortuary chapel and pre-
pared for burial and later taken to
his home in Del Ray,
The Washington herald., 1921-11-08

z. z. Padgett. a former resident
OF this city. died Suddenly this
morning at his residence, IA Tenth
street southeast. Washington. He
Is survived. by his wife. who was
Miss Lillian Klaus, of this city. For
many years he was employed in the
The Washington herald., 1921-11-08

All is In readiness for tomorrow's
election. There are approximately
$500 qualified voters in the city but
It IL not thought that more than $500
votes will be polled here. The polls
will open at 6:43 and close at sol
p. m. Voting will be at the usual
places First. rear OF old Elks' Hall 4;
second. 40 North Royal street third,
odd Fellows Hall. North Columbus
street; fourth. Friendship engine
house, South Alfred street. between
King and Prince streets.
The Washington herald., 1921-11-08

Alexandria will pay homage to the
unknown war hero Wednesday morn.
ing. As the cruiser Olympia glides up
the Potomac the firebells will peal out
funeral dirge. The public school
children and representatives of the
city's business organizations will be
on the river front to pay tribute.
The Washington herald., 1921-11-08
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coniinnsd trom paae Fir.
The Washington herald., 1921-11-08

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