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The Washington herald., 1921-05-20

aso7 P st NV. 50 1888 pts lots
a23 and 224-Wm. T: Brown ct ux
Alice G., to Walter c. English, $40
1882 rving st NV. 80 2s4s. lot ~
Columbia Heights-Mary H. Jud-
son to Harry B. Judson, $40.
so1 sth st ne, SO 80. lot 40 -
Cora B, Chapel to Trustees Aezras
Israel Congregation, $40.
1714 Pa av NV, SO 1Ss. lot 10
Society for Savings & Loans to the
Departmental Bank. $40.
1714 Pa ave NV, 50 1Ss, lot Is
Margaret r. Smith to the Depart
mental Bank, $40.
$50 Lamont st NV. SIX 3041, lot
a, Pleasant Plains-Edwin E. Grip
pen ct ux. Minnie D., to Leopold
Baumgarten, $40.
III INLAND Terrace ne. SO oil
$685., lot 95, Highview-Middau
& Shannon, Inc, to Howard NJ. Grim
$40.
Nichols ave Sc, Giesboro Manor
pt lot 22-John H. Pflger ct ux
Mary E., to Bernard H, Pfluger
ct ux, Dora l., $40.
Bernard II. Pfluger ct ux. Dora l.,
conveys same to the Pfluger Co., $40.
1911 Pa ave sc. So 1913. lot 81
Samuel F.. Drummer ct ux Ruth ].
to John l.. Berlin ct ux Esther, $40.
626 Sd st sw, 50 5S5, pit lot =
William Harey to VIM. r. Parker,
$40.
1929 Wisconsin ave NV, so 1880,
part lot 24-Wm. ]. Staub ct al 10
Copeland p. Jones. $40.
2139 r st NV, so 2514, lot 10,
Kalorama Heights-Edythe P. Cor
bin to Henry White, $40.
$50 Kennedy st NV. SO 1884, lot
4S, Brightwood Park-Della q.
Smallwood to Nora T. Torpy, SO.
South of Rittenhouse east of Sd
st NV, 50 1899, lot 61-Wm. M. Ter
rell & S. Z. Stonebraker trs to Mary
p. Hickman, Sallie p. Jenkins;
Annie H. & ]. Porter Perrie, s2,5oo.
112 11th st ne, SO s65. lot So
John L. Berlin ct ux, Esther to
Mary NJ. Mcnamara. $40.
North of Allison. east Of 7th SITS
NV, 50 3220, lot IA. Petworth-Mar-
cellus Hefiin ct ux, Nettie NJ. to
Wallace l.. Harris & Laura NJ. Har-
ris. $40. t
$40 varnum st NV. 50 1924, lot A.,
petworth-Wm. r. Macauley ct ux
Jennie f. to Frederick L. Church
ct ux. Catharine B., SO.
1929 wise ave. So 1908. pt
lot "a. Copeland p. Jones ct ux NJ
Louise. to rank d. Houser ct ux
Margaret r., $40.
$50 INLAND terrac ne. SO east OF
50 3535. lot 113. Highview-Cather-
me Rankin to Chas. H and Catherine
e. Jenkins. $40.
South of F. st. west of 7th st Sc,
50 >s77. part orig lot 27-Paul A
Sherier and Roger A. Vaughan to
Henry G. Tasker, s1.S25.
Brown st NV between Newton and
Oak SITS. 50 1921, lot 423, Mt. Pleas
sndt- Mary e. Young to Ford E.
Young. $500.
North of Ingleside terrace w OF
18th at NV. 50 2617. lot 116-Samuel
s. Dalton ct ux Minnie p. to Bernard
w. McElroy ct ux Caroline. SO.
pol 18th st NV. so 2S5. lot 2T--
Edwin II. Rowland et ux Alice 3, to
VIM. L. q. Penny. so.
$50 Orleans place ne. 50 s55, lot
.54--M. Rea Shafera ct ux Bertha B.
to James w. Hfown. $40.
The Washington herald., 1921-05-20
Says Bureau SaDes Three
Millions for ID. G. Pe0pLe

Financial frauds totaling $4,000. 600
were frustrated by the work OF
the Washington Better Business Bu-
reau. during the past eight months,
according to the report OF +. Y.
Wholley, director of the organiza-
tion, at a meeting Wednesday night.
An aggregate OF s37 Investigations
have been conducted by the bureau
during the same period. Promi-
nent firms have doubled their sub
scriptions to the bureau, wholley
saNi. Among those who spoke ap-
provingfy. of the bureaus aetivi-
ties at the meeting were George
Christian. jr., secretary TO Presi-
dent Harding; John Poole. president
of the Federal National Bank; and
H. J. Kennef. national secretary.
Associated Advertising Clubs Of
America
The Washington herald., 1921-05-20
BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS
Building Permits.

T06s-To F. l. Bennett. repairs
1904 Fsirmont street northwest, lot
SIS, square 2ss2.
7O6s-To NJ. Healy and T. II
O'Connor. sign, lS32 PennsylVsnia
avenue northwest, lot sos. square
3s2
Tos4-To J. S. Maier. 2224 Min
nesota avenue southeast, lot H.
square 1851.
7os5-To c. o. Bullock, garage,
rear SOC T street northwest lot
SOS. square 307I.
7o66-To W. B. Townsend. sign,
1873 Fifteenth street southeast, lot
IS, square 1853.
7O67-To Home Ice Co., motor.
northeast corner Twelfth and
streets northwest. lot OF S02. square
35s..
706s-To F. H. Holmes, shed, rear
Dana place and Conduit road north
west. lots 1890. square l423.
7Oes-To James Baird. repairs
33l6 Newark street northwest. lot
10. square 2o7s.
7o7o-To ]. o'Connor. repairs
1928 Montello avenue northeast, LOT
36. square 1858.
7O5l-To Z. Cicalo. sign. s41 Fiji
teenth street northeast. lot 1lV
square 4541.
7o7s-To NJ. C. Hunt. garage. rear
III De Sales street. lot ls, square
I62
7O73-To A. Finty, shed. rear 52l
ID street northeast, lot 30. square S36
7074-To p. y. Parlopinlos, sign
3Os II street northwest, lot %
square 52s.
70T5-To Potomac Electric Power
Co. sub station, Sherman avenue
and Harvard street northwest, lol
30. square 2s5s
7o76-To C. V. Case, shed. real
le0Sh wylie street northeast, lot
s:4, square 1908.
7017-To S. Z. Schafer. awning
s23 Louisiana avenue northwest, LOT
| SOC, square 3s1.
7o7S-To National Savings and
Trust Co, awning, 1851 Louisiana
avenue northwest, lot S07, square
3Sl.
7o7e-To c. Armingerer. garage
rear 90 Seaton place northwest, lot
9s. square 311o.
7os0-To w. f. T Lisner. repairs
zoos Fifth street northwest. lot 100
square 4S3.
10Sl-To J. J. Higgins, repairs
$500 Keokuk street northwest, LOT
IS, square 1856.
70s2-To Boss and Phelps. shed
1884 Vernon street northwest, lot
s02, square 2556.
7oS3-To A. Kutz, sign, Seventh
and H streets northwest, lot 500.
Quare 42s.
7os4-To d. ]. X Ullman. sign,
1854 North Capitol street, lot I54
square Sis.
foS5-To Mrs. L. Kemp. steps. 4ls
Sixteenth street southeast, lot So
square 1O47.
7oss-To w. Lowery. 1000 Yer
mont avenue northwest, lot 500
square 2l6.
The Washington herald., 1921-05-20
PLEDGES OF $4,000
FOR CHURCH FUND

With more than $4,000 of the
l25.ooo fund for the erection OF
the Chevy Chase Presbyterian
church subscribed, members OF the
fund committee are confident that
the full quota will be subscribed
within a short time.
Chairman Edward F. Colladay an
nounced at a meeting that the high
team record was won by the team
captained by Mark A. Tyndall and
Walter H. Booth. William Knowles
Cooper. general secretary of the Y.
NJ. c. A. addressed the meeting and
complimented the members on their
efforts.
Work in the downtown section
is being carried on by business men.
The Washington herald., 1921-05-20
Urges Congress to Make
KlingIe Bridge Safe

Vigorous appeals to Congress urg-
ing them to make Klingle Ford
Bridge safe for thoroughfare and
deploring the dangerous condition OF
the bridge. were voiced by 200 men,
bers of the Chevy Chase Citizens
Association at a meeting in the Eliz-
abeth Brown school
The association believes that the
present condition Of the bridge is
due to disregard Of traffic rules
coupled with unstable bridge struc-
ture. Ralph Given presided.
The Washington herald., 1921-05-20

24 Leger VS. Quirk. Giesey-
Bauman, attys.
247 Mercer vs. Hitchcock. Mallan
Hudson, attys.
24s Davidson VS. Mason. Cobb
McLaurin. attys.
$50 Bertram VS. Davis. Zabel-
Dow. attys.
s925 Lunacy. In re Martha A.
Gibson.
The Washington herald., 1921-05-20
SPECIAL NOTICES

Calling Jesus rveet' vronrs Hin" Pss-
tor u. Hez Sven. Sunday nifht. Fips
music; hrre chairs tmen Ike them. Geo.
tennial Bapt. Ch-. Tth a Eye ne. as
I WILL NOT BE REsPoNsIBLE FOR
debo coutracted for BY the nrm Of Frad-
kin. hehlnan and Stuart subsequent 10 Isa-
usry 10. 1921. (sifnedl JAMES J. FRAD-
KIN. ns b..
The Washington herald., 1921-05-20
PERSONAL

PERSONAL
~~--~~~~---~---~-~----~-~> >-~-~-~---~
woRKINCMEN. AND II ~ ErrInEbY
possible for poor men 10 ret o fun outft
Of slightly used suits. shoes. hats, etc. and
pay a small price. puttinr the cash sve<
into q rood ba nh: lots of DADS Dc this ssf
soon own property. See the new psuts Ut
81 and -. Ladies Store. e1e ID. yUsrHN
OLD sTAND. 6ls ID. go
TYPEwRITING. ADDRESSING. MAILING; ;
fo- prompt and efhcient servics call Main
SSH, Miss Lerner. Public stenogr phic D.
psrtnent Of the PERSONNEL BUREAU. x1s
Bond bldf.. I4th and y. Z. ave. lss
PUBLIC sTENoGRAPHER on HAND Ar
all times for that rush vork- Call Main
ssh and ash for Miss L~rssr. PERSONNEL
BUREAU. sos Bond edt.. I4th st and
n. 7. ave. IS
LEARN 10 ''READ UHARAcrEn AT
sight" INs1TUTu or VOCATIONAL
REsEARcH. l21e Mun-sy Bldr.
A cHARACTER ANALYSIS VIII ENABLu
you 20 npd the right sob. INSTITUTE oF
VOCATIONAL RESEARcH. 21o Mus.sv
Bldg.
The Washington herald., 1921-05-20
DEATHS.

cuRRY-ou Tuesday. May II. 1921. at h.
residence, 1920 Monroe street northwest
Rev. WILLIAM W. CURRY, formerly
OF Indiana. aged 81 years 5 months and
2 days.
Services st residence q o'elock Thurs
day evening. Interment At Arlington at
convenience of family eOs
FOLEY : On THURSDAY, Msy 10. 1921,
FRANCES A., widow Of Presley O.
Foley. and beloved mother Of william r
Foley. In her seveuty-sinth year.
Funeral from the residence Of her son %
IT. NV. Mag 81. at $50 pm. R.la-
uves and friends invited 10 attend. .la-
terment private. 6sl =.
The Washington herald., 1921-05-20
@pand Al Sfrfinn
FRIDAY, MAY 20
PAGE FIFTEEN
LOTS FOR SALE.
city ani Sususaa

LOTS FOR SALE.
ciiy ani Susuban
~--~~--~~--~~~-~~~~~->~-~
WOODBRIDGE AND villa PARK LoTs AT
bsusin; near school ard csr; slro ? lots
Nj Rainier, Nd, 5 lots b~st Location Po-
.s 'e ,oar psoc.r for al. ., ia siy rssss ss
COWARD. Roor IL 500 Oh ST. Nv. Resi-
dence s5th snd Nesttes 81. Ne Rainier. Md.
rTH ST. s.w.. BET. c q l.. rms. sps
lot. offer vlnted. $500. JOHN q.
DoSoHoz q SONS. sif Ps. sve. =.
SIX BEAUTIFUL JeTs N Ras6s Heirhe;
one car fars; Is minutes rids TO eentef Of
city; for quick ssle. ei65 each: $40 down.
IS me-. Eastern Land SALES Co.. e1f i5th
q. sw. Phone 1sse. t-10
COR LOT NR. I4TIi q o sTs.-is.oVe q.
n. In busisess fobe. haddox Trenholm
keo: e2t I5th st. wv. Maln ts2e.
100 FL FRONT. fRIxRoss sT.--4sc foot.
goo< section n. 3sss. N. o. 4 A n.
AlLlER. tnios Trust Bids.
Lor Bob. % 900 "a. IL. s r.. splssdN
bldg. site. small cash psynent; terms.
Ienllnsor. So Sou. Blds., =. f44s.
. ct. Nw.-sori2o; ID connereisI soss;
$4,000; terms.
sR. isr & 2 9. W. nhxsz % alley; esr-
gain at $50: terms. n. T. Ryop o..
Ine.. lt2s st.
LLSc. PIX. VIEW. Lot. qaic. sale. siss;
Eastern Land SALES Co. sls lsth st. ~.
LING. PIX. VIEW. . Iot.. SIS each, $40
cash; terms. Eastern Land Sales o.. sis
18th st. nv.
Mr.. soTH MASS 8. z. 10 rood lots: Is
min to city; ti65 each. Eastern Land
Sale. Co. sls lsth st nv.
Mr. soTH q MASS. AVE-. S. q. . lots;
barrsin: sle5 each Eastern Land ssies
Co. SIC l5th 81.
IN. s2D & MASS. S. z lot,. qulck ssie.
Se1 Eastern Land Sales o.. sls isn
OVERLOOKING GOVT. PK. iot,. siss
each. Eastern Land Sales o.. SIS 18th
": ~.
LING. PIX. VIEW. Lots must Be sold
Call n. 1850. Eastern Land Sales Co..
a2D 4 MASS. AVE. lots. quict sale,
SIS each. Eastern Land Sales Co.. sis
LISC. PARK VIEW. s lots. sleS each;
choice location. Eastern Land Sales Co..
sls 18th ST. nv.
LING. PIX VIEW S lots, hirn elevation.
Eastern Land Sales Co. SIS Ioth %. nv.
so. CAP. ST. NR. n 1880 IT. alley side
and rear. Price, SOC. Mandler- Bro<t
Co. s2T New York ave. nv.
COR. LOT. 42D INGoMAR ST. M.
Chevy Chase Circle. SOxl05 n. 5000.
Mandler- Brodt 4 c.. s27 New Rork ave: nv.
LlNC. PIX. VIEW. l. lots; choice. Eastern
Land Sales Co.. s1s 18th st nv.
| OREGON AVE, nr. New Hampshire ave.
Site for apt; g. srs7.s: prics 81 per n
Louis p. Shoemaker. 1907 n. Y. ave. N. 11o6
| ONTARIO PLACE ER. lsTH. Residsutial;
501I32.s; soc per Il. Louis r. Shoemaker.
1905 n. ave. n. 1ios.
| MILITARY RD. acres: facing Rock crsef
Park: e0c per IL. Louis p. shoemaksr.
1907 n. 4. ave. n. lies.
. ST. NV, BET sTH q forH M
lots; SEC. 600.
Moore & HILL Woodward BuiIdinf.
The Washington herald., 1921-05-20
POULTRY AND PETS.

WIRE PLANT TRAINERS sHEEP FER-
uliser for lawn, and plants for fresh
lawn grass seeds; also hBe collection of
goldfish ana Hquariums. SCHhID'S BIRD
STORE, 7l2 18th St nv. t5i4
The Washington herald., 1921-05-20
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
EDUCATIONAL.

FRENCH LEsSoNs-oF COURSE Yor
want to underStAnd and spesk FrescA
For Instructions AK JEAN JULIEN %
teach you. BOX i20-D. Herald Office
Spanish School Of Wsshinstsu
rrofs- from Spain i<2<s at N. sssx.
The Washington herald., 1921-05-20

T! 1870 Wilbur F, Nash VS. Carey II.
Brown ct al. To vacate order OF
condemnation. Irving Williamson,
pltf atty.
The Washington herald., 1921-05-20

No session. Court in adjourn
ment from day to day.
No assignment issued.
Evening star., 1921-07-28
FOUR TAX REVISION
B|LLSADVOCATED

Arguments in favo! Of the four tax
revision bills introduced by Repre-
sentative Keller, ppublican, Mime
sofa, were presefed today to the
House ways and means committee by
a delegation from the committee of
manufacturers and merchants on fed
eral taxation, which has headquar-
ters at Chicago. At the same time
the committee arranged for a further
executive session next week to hear
Representative Graham. republican,
Illinois, and, officers of the Depart
ment of Justice regarding Mr..
Graham's bill proposing a duty of 300
per cent on American goods. mostly
war materials purchased abroad and
shipped to this country for resale.
The four Keller biiI> discussed be-
fore the committee provide for the re-
peal of the excess profits tax and the
corporation income tax. The trans
portation tax and all sales taxes eN-
cept those on tobacco. alcohol. oleo-
margarine and products of child labor.
They also would lower the exemp-
tions on inheritance tax to cover
estates of 100000 and raise and
steepN graduate existing rates. They
also would distinguish between earn
ed and unearned income. lowering the
rate on the former by so per cent.
Provision also would be made for
tax of per cent on the privilege OF
holding land and natural resources
valued in excess of $4,000. after de-
ducting the value of all improve
mentS. -
Evening star., 1921-07-28
RULE on DISABLED.
Controller General Rules Practice
Was Not Lawful.

Assumption that a soldier was per-
manently totally disabled under the
terms of the war risk act, after he
had been classed as temporary totally
disabled, does not comply with the
law, according to a decision made pub
lic. today hy the controller general
of the Unified States.
The decifion said that the regula-
tion of the war risk bureau covering
this feature was not in compliance
with law, and that to rate man as
permanently disabled after q tempo
rary rating there must be further
physical examination.
War risk officials could not esti-
mate this afternoon how many cases
of soldiers rated as permanent total
disabled would have to be reviewed
in accordance with the control gen.
erals ruling.
Evening star., 1921-07-28
SURE TO BEAT TURKS.
Gen. Papoulas Expects to Drive
Forces From Asia Minor

SMYRNA. July 2s.-The utmost con-
ndence in his ability to drive the
Turkish forces from Asia Minor was
expressed by Gen. Papoulas, Greek
commander-in-ch chief on the Smyrna
front. to the Associated PRESS, CORE
spondent Monday. 4
We are not going to let up on Mus
tapha kemaf Pasha Qeader Of the
Turkish nationalists) until we have
so completely dissolved his forces that
he will never again be able to put an
army in the field" he said. IF it is
necessary. we will go to AnEora to
accomplish this. Mustapha Kemai has
always boasted that he would capture
me. but l have turned the tables and
finished him already. We lave re-
duced the men and the gus in his
army nearly 40 per cent and the rest
will be easy"
Evening star., 1921-07-28
Two Weeks for Draft.

Chairman, Fordney estimated that
two weeks would be required for the
drafting of the bill, after Treasury
and internal revenu> bureau experts
have presented their final recon-
mendations at executive sessions plan
ned for two days of next week. I'm
dor this program the measure would
reach the House about the middle
of next month.
Evening star., 1921-07-28
Turks TO G|VE.UP
|SM|D PENINSULA
NationaIists Plan Evacuation
Owing to- Greek Advance
Toward Adabazar.
Rv the Associated prasa

BY the Associated Press.
LONDON, July 2S.-The Turkish ma
tionalists have decided to evacuate
the Ismid peninsula, says an Exchange
telegraph dispatch from Constants
nople today. owing to the Greek ad-
vance in the direction Of Adabazar.
at the base of the peninsula. which
lies to the east of Constantinople, be-
tween, the Sea Hof Marmora aud the
Black sea.
Evening star., 1921-07-28

Belgian peasant women living near
the sea coast and rivers become ex-
pert fishers with nets. The nets are
huge pocket-shaped affairs on ten
foot poles, and the women wade out
into the water to swing them
Evening star., 1921-07-28
CUSTODIAN RESIGNS POST.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
> CULPEPER,== Va, July 28.--Capt
John Robinson has resigned his posi-
ton asfcustodian Of the national cem-
etery at this place. and will return to
his home. in Iowa. John Shotweu has
been appointed to fill the vacancy.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-11-26
Musical. Dancing. Dramatic
LlVE STOCK
Poultry and Supplies

0UTV' , a'IU o0rNTTSs -
COCkERELS-Silver Laced W<andotte
for sale or trade. Address T. r.
Moore. KitcheI, Ind.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-11-26
Real Estate For EXCHANGE
Wanted Real Estate

10 ARCE TRUCK FARM - IF YOU
WANT TO SELL THAT TRUCK
FARM HAVE THE BUYER sHO-
WALTER. 923 MAIN. PHONE 6244.
FARMS-Want to hear from owner
having farm for sale: give particulars
and lowest price. John J. Black. In
diana Street, Chippewa Falls. Wiscon-
sin.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-11-26

Co 1927 Cottage Grove. Chicago.
wants agents and county distributors
to handle the highest grade auto ne
cessity Of it's kind. Must be able to
finance yourself.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-11-26
CHRISTMAS SUGGESTIONS
Gifts for the Children

NIOLlN-W by not give them one for
Amas; our methods are the best See
US. Salmon Violin School, 218 X. of
p. Bldg
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-11-26
he Home Listed Under the Christmas Gift Suggestions
THERE in A s'PINCF1''

Only when emergencies persons appreciate the
value Of immediate efficient
In the war days it welcome sight soldiers
ships rail to of destroyers swoop
lacking submarines.
The ambulance, responding a call friend of
severely hurt automobile
coming posthase to extnguish which
property-are appreciated those critical
Numbered these agencies which readily
in times OF the classified section
When resident of Richmond watch or his ring
other article value, welcome sight to
it returned him of Palladium elias
sied ad.
When a house must be sold apartment
diately quick action of kind
The Palladums classified section right job.
Try
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-11-26
EMPLOYMENT
Help Wanted-FemaIe

HOT SEX EPEP-Wanted: one with
enid preferred Small wages good
lone 70 right party; permanent place.
Box F6li2, care Palladium.
REPRESENTATIVE - Woman. we'll
educated. good appearance for splen-
aId salarted position representing well
known house. Permanent, dignified
position with large future. MANAGE,
1871 Prairie Ave. Chicago.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-11-26
FINANCIAL
Business Opportunities

BUSINESS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
tisers, save money. get results. Sc
page rate book tells how. Mailed
free. Standard Advertising Agency
300 St Louis, No.
GROCERY BUSTNESS-Win sell with
out, fixtures if desired. Address Box
9l22 care Of Palladium
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-11-26
Repairing

ROOF We furnish and erect all
klnds OF roofs. Settles Bros Roofing
20, 1929 Main. Phone 1914
STOVE REPAIRING-Cab tires. wiring
and knives ground Phone 3OS6
MesleN Browns &. Son
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-11-26
Situations Wanted-FemaIe sc
Situations Wanted-MaIe

PRACTICAL NURsING-wanted. Phi.
1858.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-11-26

GIFTS or TOILET ARTTCLES?- Turn
to christmas Gift SUGGESTIONS in
today's Classified section.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-11-26

sALEsMAN-OF GOOD CHARACTER
AND HABITS WILL CONSIDER
ROAD. CITY OR INSIDE SALES
WORK. ADD. BOX B2OOo, PALLAD-
IUM
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-11-26
AUCTIONS-LEGAl-S
Legal Notices-continued
NOTICE. OF APPOINTMENT

NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT
State OF Indiana. County of Wayne, IS:
Notice is hereby given that the I'M
dersigned has been appointed admins
traitor with the will annexed of the es-
tate of Mary a. Blemke. deceased, late
of Wayne County, Indiana. Said estate
is supposed to be solvent.
JOHN QUILL.
Administrator with the Will annexed.
kellye * Kelley, attorneys.
a GIFT FOR THE HOUSEWIFE will
be found in Christmas Gift Sugges-
tons" of the Classified Section.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-25
Society at the Harbor Forts

FISHING PARTY
Colonel John l.. Hayden. u s. A..
commander OF the Puget Sound
coast defcnses, spent the week end
fishing at Lake Clocket.
MOTOR PARTY
Colonel Henry Macpherson Mer
riam, ". s. A. commander OF Fort
wordon. Mrs. Merriam. and Mr.. wa.
liam Merriam, motor guests OF Cap
tain Louis James Bowler. U. s. A.,
and Mrs Bowler, Mr.. and Mrs
George WEIGH, motor guests OF
Major Charles Robert Finley, u. s.
A.. and Mrs. Finley, Miss Downing.
motor guest of Major Alvin Charles
Miller. medical corps. u. S. A., and
Mrs. Miller, left on Saturday for
Log Cabin Inn. Lake Crescent, on n
tour of the Olympic Peninsula.
AGREEABLE BRIDGE
An agreeable bridge was given on
Thursday. at their Fort Worden
quarters, by Mrs. Greene. wife OF
Major Royal Kemp Greene. ". s. A..
adjutant Of the Puget Sound coast
dofenses. complImcnting Mrs. l.. w.
Lyon. Of Pasadena. the house .gues
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OF Major TRULY c. Martin. u. S. A..
retired. and Mrs. Martin. In the
drawing room, decorated with su.
perb roses. and preceding deli
cious collation.. two tables were In
play, the high prizes going 10 Mrs.
l.. w. Lyon, and to Mrs. Finley. wife
of Major Charles Robert Finley. u.
=. a. Among those who came In
for tea were Mrs. Hughes. wife OF
Major John Law Hughes. Y. S. A..
retired, and Mrs. Liilpop. Miss Lin.
pop. and Mrs. Frederick WILDER,
house guests of Captain Joseph
Stiley. u. $. A.. and Mrs. Stilcy.
DINNER GUESTS
on Tuesday at their Fort Wordcn
quarters. Colonel Henry MacPher.
son Merriam. ". s. A.. commander
OF Fort Worden. and Mrs. Mer.
Ram. had as dinner guests Col.
onel Edward II. Schultz. u. s. A..
and Mrs. Schultz.
DELIGHTFUL DINNER
A delightful dinner was given on
Monday at their Fort Flagler quar-.
ters by Lieutenant j. Longstrcet
Whelchel. u. s. A.. and Mrs. WHEEL.
chel. IN compliment 10 Mira. Moore.