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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-19

Miss Mary Moulds Hurst won the
blue ribbon in tho golf contest at
the Country club yesterday while
Miss Maxine Jenkins won the red
ribbon.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-19

Pearl Thompson have returned
from Clarksburg where, they had
been visiting Mrs. Wfnitrede keete.
r. NJ. Hlte and Rev. g. e. Good.
win are spending several days at
the Trough in Hampshire county.
Goebel; Harr Is spending come
time in Atlantic City
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-19
ANNOUNCEMENTS ReeeIYed.

The following announcement
have been received here:
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy R. odell an.
nounce the marriage OF their daugh
ter, Loretta June, 10 Mr.. Arnold
w. Wilson, on Wednesday, August
the tenth, nineteen hundred and
twenty.one, Butte, Montana. Az
home after September first, Nor
gantown, w; va.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-19
IcamnInn PartY.

number Of young people includ.
i. ing tie Misses Mary Roush. Elmira
~ Seil, Ruth Boyers, Goldte Hol.
III "a, Irene Vincent, Genevleve Cor.
|dray and MRS. Will Boyers, Messrss
Hafrs Higginbothau, Jimmie
BAN Meudel Sharp, Harold Jones,
Arnett and Marshall Prunty
gone to Colfax where they
Xiii spend some time camping.
lMrs Geo, Roush and Miss Ruth
Friedman, Of Greensburg. Pa, VINO
K guest at the Roush home. went
= b Thursday to spend a week.
Afternoon Bridge
delightful afternoon was spent
bridge yesterday when Mrs.
~ Ffy r. Smith and her niece
MIS- Lester Snow, the latter of
Tusca1oosa, Ala, entertained at
the home OF the former on Locust
sss4le Ten tables were used In
nIagihg and number Of spirited
EsameS were played. The living
rooms5 and '.veranda of the Smith
home was prettily decorated in
GARDEN flowers. At the conclusion
tie games salad lunch was
2fsryed. "A number OF out-of.town
rests were entertained, including.
Ms John NJ. Wolfe OF Philadel-
ibhis, Mrs. q. j. Mckinney Of
81. Louis. Mo-. the Misses Grace
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-19

Mr.. and sMrs. John Heinzman
and daughtsr.in.law, Mrs. u. B.
Heinzman are leaving today for
Columbus, Ohio and Buckeye
Lake, Ohio; where they win spend
some time. a
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-19
LOCAL SOCIAL EVENTS

lette, Pa and MIS- TiiiEahetli
Smart 81 PhiIad elphia Mrs. SNOW.
Sc spending the SUMMER here WITH
her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs
Smith and ID an annual summer
visitor here where she Is quite
popular in society circles. with
her son Lester she win return to
her home in the South within d
few weeks. ~
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-19
Clever New Fall Frocks
s25, SIS and Upwards

\ Acollection Of New FALL Dresses that's worth
more than Just alk"-well worth the time and
profitable interest of any woman thinking Of a
new Fall Dress. Featuring the newest materials
and colors-the browns, navy onion and black
They are principally straight silhouette models
and feature "newness' in sleeve effects and col
lars Uneven and straight skirts, plated and
uneven TUNES. Trimmings areqvar1ed andScall
the attention Of all. Newest styles await your
selection.
The Washington herald., 1921-02-10
WHAT'S GOING ON TO-DAY

building, l5Ss p street northwest,
at .. m.
Meeting Of the education group
Of the City Club In the clubhouse,
Fsrragut Square. at 8 .. m
Meeting OF the PIrent-Teachers
Association OF d, the Junior High
School In Seventh and o streets
northwest, school, at 7:5O .. m
Meeting OF the L p. c. A. PAriis-
mentary Law Club in Carroll Hall
at 9 p. m.
KiwSnis Club luncheon in Hotel
Washington at 1880 p. m.
Twenty-siIth Anniversary meet
ing OF the California State Society
In Thomson School at 8 .. m.
Meeting Of The Kit Carson Post.
No. 2, c. A. r., In G. A r. Hall.
1912 Pennsylvania avenue, Gt 8
p. m.
Address by Mrs. J. n. steed before
American War Mothers, Thomson
School, Twelfth and L streets north
west, p. m
Amusements
Poli's-"wsy Down East"
NatiOna--Girl in the Spotlight
Gsyety-"Jingle JSnEle"
B. F. Keith's-VaudevIIle.
StrAno-Vauoevllle.
Cosmos-VEudsville
MetropolitSn-JAmeB Oliver Cur
woods 'ISobel"
Columbis-'-The Inside Of the
Cup" by Winston Churchill.
PAlAce-hsy Allison IN The Mar
] riaRe n william lsha
RialtO-Bebe Daniels in She
Couldn't Help It"
Gsroen-MAhIon Hamilton and
Betty Blythe in The Truant HuE-
band"
knickerboCker - The Palace Of
Dsrkened Windows"
CrGndslls-NormS TslmGdEe In
The Forbidden City"
Criter!cn--'The SAGE Hen"
EmprsSs-"Up in MAry's Attic
The Washington herald., 1921-02-10
BIRTHS.
white.

White.
Johnston c., Jr.. and Clara D. McAuley.
boy.
Archie s. and airline r. Hall, girl
John N. and Lotta l. Kemper. boy.
GsOrge 4. and Annie T. Weber. boy.
Raymond and AledS WorthmilleT. boy.
Harry J. and Mary l.. Reinhardt. girl.
Francis II. and Margaret Z. Smith, boy.
Julius p. and Clarabel Gay. girl
Frederick G. and Madeline A. Pencen, boy.
Robert X. and Helen c. sprgEs boy.
Richard +. and Edns Houston. boy.
George z. and Ruth NJ. DihenbaCh. girl
Hoyt NJ and Minnie NJ orndof. girl.
Augustus y. and HureIe o. Williams, boy
Fred D. and May N. Draroo. girl.
Martin and Bessie NJ. KBdoIla. girl.
Joseph A. and winifred c. MsbOney, boy.
Charles and Mae a. Stephenson. boy.
Nicholas and Msry Richmond. girl.
Charles W. and Dncille AcAliley, boy.
Morgan l.. and Zillsh Brett. boy.
Colored.
Stewart and Adelihe Martin. girl.
George and LATHE FenriCk. boy.
William and Maude George. girl.
John and Annie Moore. girl.
Adolph and Emma Smith, boy and Eir
ttwinsl.
Arthur and Ethel Snowden. girl
Robert and Bertha Green. boy.
Arthur and Emma Baldwin. boy.
Richard and Cora Shorter. girl
The Washington herald., 1921-02-10
Real Estate Transfers

North Of Carlton ave, east Of
South Dakota ave, square 43lS.
part lot "a. woodridge-Ads Friend
ct vir. samuel H. to J. b. TyrrelI.
$40.
Metropolis View. parts lots 4s. so
and 5I-selden B. Daniel, jr-, to
the Pioneer Company. Inc, $40.
lOl5 llth st. NV. square 342, lot
lO-James o. Akers ct uH.. Liooie
J., to Ernest Gichner. $40.
North Of Morse ct, east Of West
Virginia ave, square 4065. lot So,
Trinidad-Constant r. Aottaz 70
Dora Z. Mottaz, SO.
Friendship, part traCt-Christian
Heurich ct u1, Amelia L, to Will
lam +. Bowers, SO.
North Of Patterson st. east OF go
st. NV. square 1880, lot 10. Chevy
Chase-Robert J. Laleger ct uX-' Iva
l.. TO Margaret N. Loper, SO.
4S2 New Jersey ave. Sc, square
ss4 lot D-Mary J. Hunt to Chal-
mers F. Gron, $40.
452 New Jersey ave, Sc. square
s94, lot D-Chslmsrs F. Groh to
Mary ]. Hunt and Martha A Win
field, $40
Near northwest corner 5th and B
SITS. &C.. square SIS, parts original
lots l. ? and l4-Erna E. Cahooh
10 Harry d. Richardson et uX-
Grace A, SO.
/ III Quincy pl. ne, square ISIS
lot 81. West Eckington-Samuel Val
et ux.. Rose. to J. Nen Cline. $40
! Mount Pleasant. lot lS6-NaH
Yuter ct ux-, Lena, to Morris Levy
$50.
North OF NJ st. west Of 27th st
NV, square 1914, part original lot
ls-Edgar r. Murphy ct uN., SSrah
B., to United States OF America
S2.5OO
7OS 10th st ne. square 959, lot
3S-CharIes knapp ct uN-. Charlotte
l., to Lucinda Ostrander, SO.
1918 L st NV. square III. east
one-third Of original lot emma
c. Lnkins ct al. to Joseph c Lin
kins. SO.
1920 sherman ave. NV, square
1852 lot sos. Mount Pleasant and
Pleasant Plains-Thomas W. Crime,
ct ux. ARA b, TO Mary P. Dorsey
$40.
1850 Fairmont st NV square
1865. lot sO4. University Park
Charles C. Townsend TO Abby r
Townsend. SO.
81 Sth st ne. square Sl9. lot IL
George w. Morris ct UN., Ida V.
to Grace Darby, $40.
l27 c st. Sc. square 733. lot rs
Margaret Cooke ct Vir. John A. &
Anna l. Cooke. $40.
227 eth st. sw., square 433. lot Z
Mabel F. Rawlings to Robert Z
Tasker. $40.
1913 De Sales st NV. square 1852
lot 15-Rita Colliere to H. ". Val
Sender, 80.
1908 NJ st. NV. square 2s2. lot 3
Mary A. Huddleston and Charlie
W. Darr. executors. to William F
PAhren. SO.
s2s < St ne. square s37, lot sl-
James J. Reidy ct tx. Hannah, &
John a. Getmsn et ux., Minnie. SIC
1898 nth st. NV, square 3Ss. 10
Hilary and Isaac Kriksteine L
Louis Rubin, $40.
501 Massachusetts ave. nc. sauar
1872. lot 90. X. NJ. Norton ct uX
Frances W. TO Isadore Koblen e
uH. Sarah r. SO.
North OF Allison st, west Of 16t
st NV. square 1851. lot 2-ArEylC
Cowl & Lorn. Mary C. MaChen L
Antonina BOrEi. SO.
The Washington herald., 1921-02-10

Meeting Of the civic section OF
the Twentieth Century Club In the
A. c. A building. 1907 H street, at
IL a. m.
Meeting Of the Catholic women's
Service Club in the Catholic Com
munity House, col z street, at s
p. m.
Meeting Of the Washington Chap
ter. American Institute Of Archi-
tects, in the Cosmos Club. at l:ls
p. m.
open house by the Housekeepers'
Alliance in the new headquarters,
s22 Seventeenth street from to
p. m.
Address by william c. Rice. Of Al
bany, befoRe Arts Club dinner, this
evening.
Meeting OF the new civic commit
tee of the women's City Club at
clubhouse, at .. m.
Meeting Of the ia" Club in Dewey
Hotel, at p. m
Lecture by DR.. Langdon Mitchell
in Concordia Lutheran Church, at
ll:15 a. m.
Representative Stuart Reed, OF
W est NlTklulh VIII AANNs
ing Of the Mems Club OF st. Mark
Church in the Parish Hall. Third and
| A streets southeast, at s ,. m
Meeting Of the executive commit
tee OF the Society OF d. r. and p. A
at the home OF Mrs Thsddeus N
! Jones. 1905 K street northwest, a.
! 1890 a. m
Meeting Of the convention com
mittee OF the National League o.
Masonic Clubs in the metropolitan
Hotel, at 5. p. m.
Mrs. A. r. CrAndall will sddres
the art section Of the Twentieu
Century Club at 14+f Irving stree
at 8 .. m.
Club day celebration by tn
Women's City Club at the club
house at 8 p. m
Tea by board OF directors Of tn
/ Y. W. c. A. in the administrator
The Washington herald., 1921-02-10
Nine NelU Firms Join
Better Business Board

At the meeting of the board OF
trustees of the Better Business Blu
reau yesterday the following appli-
cants for membership were passed
upon and accepted
Byron S. Adams, Young Mems
shop: A. Sigmund and Company,
Gammond and Company. Louis Hirsh
Mayer Brothers and Company. Sol
Herzog, National Personnel Service
Bureau. and James z. Rosenthal.
Reports OF the various investigs-
tions were rendered by the director
F. y. Wholley, and arrangements Is
we're made to continue the shopping
service to merchant members.
The Washington herald., 1921-02-10
X. of G. Starts Fund
To Aid Unemployed

NEW YORK, Feb. s.-Creation OF
a fund for emergency relief OF des-
titute New Workers was announced
today by James T. HaIlinan. chair
man of the local chapter Of the
knights OF Columbus. Five thou
sand dollars was voted as q starter.
Any person seriously destitUts
and needing emergency relief, no
matter what race or creed, may ap-
ply for aid from the emergency
fund.
Chronic unemployment follow
ing wartime extravaganza has
brought about much acute poverty
in the very large cities" II was an
nounced.
Supreme Secretary William J. Nc
GinIey added that the X. OF c. In
many cities is institutins the ready
relief fund now available in New
York.
The Washington herald., 1921-02-10
WHITE FACES
OVERTHROW IN
PARTY REVOLT
coyr1NuEp rRon - %

CONTINUED FROh FACE VNh
be organized for Democratic vic
tory in next election
one leader friendly TO the present
chairman said last night.
Friends support white.
George White was elected f"r
four years and it is not within the
committees power 10 unsest bin ~
he chooses to hold the place. Fur
thermure. they propose to supplant
him with Thomas L. ChGdbourne. Of
New York. who Is not a member of
the committee. The law laid down
by the last national convention
which cannot be changed until an
other convention. prevents any per
son not 8 member from becominE
chairman.
Mr.. White himself Qualihed-as .
member Of the committee 20 bscome
chairman in compliance with this
convention law. Z. X. Moore resigned
as committeeman Of Ohio 20 make
a place for White. No one believes
thaf Norman Mack will resign IN
New York TO give Mr.. Chadpourne
the upper hand. The McAdoo peo-
ple know that and they hope to
make Mr.. ChEdbourne a committee
mGn-at-large so that he will be
eligible"
The Washington herald., 1921-02-10
Body in RiUer Identified;
Woman Believed Slain

BAYONNE, N. J., Feb. s.-The
body OF a woman found in Newark
Bay yesterday was identified today
as that Of Mrs Dolly Sanovawitch.
Bsyonne. The condition Of the body
indicated Mrs Sanovawitch had
been murdered.
Edward Vatta, who identified the
woman, was held as a material wit
ness He said he was TO have taken
her to a dance Monday evening but
she did not keep the appointment,
Her father. John T. Hayward, was
sought to complete Identification.
The woman's husband is In Ecuador.
The Washington herald., 1921-02-10
Thief Unsuccessful
In ATTEMPT to Rob

Miss Nellie Fisher, of 324s n
street northwest, reported to the pO-
lice of the Seventh precinct last
night that she was grabbed by an
unidentified man while walking In
front of 1245 Potomac street north
west, who attempted to snatch her
pocketbook. Miss Fisher made an
outcry and the man fed through an
allev nearby and disappeared.
Police were furnished with a de-
scription Of the man.
The Washington herald., 1921-02-10
Blake School Parent
Teachers Hear Principal

The first evening meeting of the
Blake School Parent-Teachers Asso-
citation was held last night at the
Blake School.
A protest was made by Mrs. Giles
Scott Rafter against use OF the word
tuberculosis in any way with schools
inside the District line.
Music was furnished by Miss
BIanch Levinson and Austin and
Sewell Lawrenson.
Hitherto the meeting have been
held In the afternoon.
The Washington herald., 1921-02-10
FOR RENT-ROOMS.

s17 OTIS FL y. w.-FURNIsHED ROOM
for one or two young ladies. 2l69
024 STH ST. \. w.-ONE 3-ROOM AND
one 2-rOOm furnished Ink: eleC. lights;
hOt-water heat: also single room. @-l64
1905 18th ST NW.-FURNIsHED ROOM
for gentleman only. Phone Franklin
J2s3. @-I22
1851 KTLBOURNE PL n. w-LARGE,
clean. well-Hghted room: one block to car,
$l5. Tel. Col. 6T7-J. 2-73
TWO SINGLE ROOMS. $l5 EACH PER
month; Ink. if desired. 113J 9th St NV.
0-5S
The Washington herald., 1921-02-10

HtEhest, +3.f; lowest 57.5
Relative humidity. a m. 90. ?
p. m, 81: p. NJ. 50.
Rainfall Is p. N. 20 s p M "a.
Hours OF sunshine. Q.
Per cent Of possible sunshine, 0.
Departures from Normal
Accumulated excess or dehCi-
ency OF tempersturr since January
l, 1921. -l.6G.
Excess or deficiency OF tcmpcrs-
ture since February /. 1921. Ill.
Accumulated excess or deficiency
OF precipitation since January /,
1891, -ls3.
Excess or deficiency OF prcCipita-
ton since February ]. 1921. Sc
temperature same date last year
-HIghest -: lowest %
nFERr Te-nsr,1ur,.
The Washington herald., 1921-02-10
Continental Candy Bankrupt.

NEW YORK, Feb. s.-Ofhclal de-
nisl. made no later than yestorday y.
Of the report that the Continental
Candy Company. one Of Allan A.
Ryan's interests. was about 20 be
pIsced in receivership were rudely
diEcredited today when Il was Ar
pounced IN ChioSEo that this action
had been taken. The ticker several
dAvs ago confirmed the report ana
there was no surprise in market
circles when the announcement was
made today.
The Washington herald., 1921-02-10
AUCTION SALES
II ecnts a It"e 1 time

IL cents q tRe tIsse.
1870 discount or more tnsertio"s.
THos. J. OWEN & SON. AUcTIoNEERs.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
proved real estate in Fulton r. Gordon's
Subdivision Of Chevy Chase. By virtue Of
certain deeds Of trust duly recorded in
Liber No. 419O. Folio II, ct seq. Liber 1924,
Folio All. and Liber 42T7, Folio 100, Of the
land records of the District OF Columbia,
and at the request Of the party secured
thereby. the undersigned trustees will sell
at pu0Hc auction, within the office Of
Thomas J. Owen & Son, 1881 q street north
west, on Wednesday. the 18th day Of Feb
ruary. A. ID. 1921. at ! O'Clock p. m, the
following described land and premises, sit
uate in the District Of columbia, and desiE-
mated as and being all Of lots and .. in
square 1894, in Fulton r. GOrdon's subdiyis-
ion. as recorded in Book No. 81, at Folio 10;
lot numbered IL, in square 1912, in Fulton r.
GSrdOn's Subdivision, as recorded in Book
42 at page Il. both subdivisions Of record
in the Surveyors Office OF the District Of
Columbia: also the following described real
estate: Beginning for the same at point
IN the westerly line Of Connecticut avenue
which point is distant 154.92 feet in a
southeasterly direction from the intersection
Of the westerly line OF Connecticut avenue
and the south line Of Legation street as
these streets are shown in County Book No.
"a, page Al, part OF the records Of the Sur
veyor's Office OF the District Of Columbia,
and running thence with the westerly line
Of Connecticut avenue south "a degrees 26
minutes east So Oj feet, more or less; thence
south IS degrees 20 minutes. west 100 30
feet, more or less; thence north "a degrees
26 minutes, west 1901 feet. more or less
thence east 1874 II feet to the place Of be-
ginning. cOntaining 97j4.JO square feet.
more or less, in Square No. 1851 in Fulton
z. GOrdon's Subdivision Of n tract Of land
called Chevy Chase" except q strip OF
land along the northern boundary taken for
an alley. Full description at time Of she.
Terms OF sale: One-third cash balance In
one and two years. with interest at per
CPntum per annum, payable semi-annually.
and secured the property sold or ali
cash at purchasers option. A deposit OF
800. 90 on each lot required at time Of sale
and the purchaser allowed 30 days to com
plCta the purchase. Further particulars al
time Of sale. J. II. GORDON, Trustee, and
| j. II. GORDON, substitute trustee under
Liber ssI4. Folio All, Equity Cause 3S1l7
fej-S- -1O-l2-1j-16. 2-7O
The Washington herald., 1921-02-10
DEATHS.

White.
CaIists Fsirchild, 81 yrs. Wyoming Apis.
Mamie L. Way, 50, ST. EliIsbeth's Hosp.
Elijah T. Peterson, 10. ~ ID st. nv.
William COnbor, rs. L. s. S. II. Hosp.
George R. Gibney, 7s. L. S. S. II. Hosp.
Abraham shsmie. b5. 4Sj Pa. ave. nv.
Am HeVer. IS. 2145 Decatur st. NV.
Francis NJ. Smith IS, 1872 Delsheld pl.
NV.
Albert C. Judson. 6i 2233 18th st. nv
Martha A. Andrews. 42, Terra Gotta D. c.
Eleanor l.. Dorr, 5 webs. 18th st. spd
Benning I'd
Sibley Hosp.
Lorris NcCulon. 81 days. Children's Hosp
Colored.
The Washington herald., 1921-02-10
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
OUR LATEST LISTINGS
In Richmond Park.
~~~o~~~~~~-~~-~-~-~~o-~-~~-

In Richmond Park.
Detached frame dwelling, containing Z
rooms, reception hall End bath; sleeping
porch and front porch; heated by hot water
and lighted by eieetricity; newly pspsred;
oak noors on hrst shoor; oak stairway. Va
cant. Price, $500. Cash, s.. 800. The lot
Ia 4oI15o feet Paved alley.
N. H. Avenue, Near Park Road.
An attractive two-story semi-detsehed
brick dwelling; ideal arrangement; four
rooms or each noor; porches front and rear ;
hot-watsr heat; electric lights; recently re-
decorated and in good repair.
Irving ST., on Heights
T~o-story, siI-room colonial frost ericf
dwelling; heated by furnace and lighted By
gas; metal garage in rear. Price, 5000.
Cash, $1,000.
On Rittenhouse St.
Attractive new bungalow; rooms. tile
bath porches front. side and rear; heated
BY hot water and lighted by electricity
hardwood hsors and trim; open fireplace
cement garage under rear porch. Price,
s11 900. which Is below actual cost Of con
structlon.
The Washington herald., 1921-02-10
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

Park Pl., near Soldiers Home Gate.
Colonial front brick dwelling. containing
rooms and bath; bot'~ster beat; slsetric
lights; large front porch. Low price for
quick sale. owner occupant.
New Hampshire Ave. and S St.
Attractive thres-story brick and stone
dwelling, containing 10 rooms and baths; i;
hot-wster heat; electric lights. big bar
gain at 81, 500. Occupied BY owner.
On Rock Creek Church Road
Kennedy built home; rooms and baths
hot-~ster heat: electric lights; lot 20 feet
wide; room for garage n-residert owner
eeSires immediate sale.
Best Section OF Georgetown
= Heights.
Very attractive three-stOry pressed brict
residence, containing l., beautiful rooms and
2 baths. practically every room contains an
open Fireplace; nicely arranged for enter.
tanning; very attractive terms can Be ar
ranged and the owner will secept q re
duced price II immediate sale iS made
Property is vacant.
The Washington herald., 1921-02-10
5000 BONA FIDE BARGAINS TERSELY TOLD G-G S5e
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.
AUTO SALES co.

AUTO SALES co.
Used Car Clearing House.
1907 14th st. N. W. N. 656s
Come and see the best bargains
in high-grade used cars ever shown
in Washington. The following is
a partial list:
1919 stutE roadster. 1920 Jackson 5-pass.
III GadllIac coupe: 1919 Cole Aero s, L
1918 Apperson
chummy. ISlS Coie aero q y
1918 0lds coupe. pass touring.
1870 Scripps touring! 1918 National 7-pass.
1917 Packard touring. 1919 Chandler 4-psss.
1918 Overland sport.
chummy. 1918 Cole 8, touring.
1918 Buick 5-pass. 1920 Nash 4-pass.
1910 Winton 8, sport.
7-pass. 1917 Haynes touring.
And about thirty others. All in
6rst-class shape. Many newly
painted.
Open Evenings and Sundays. .,
The Washington herald., 1921-02-10
THE WEATHER.

Forecast for Today and Tomorrow.
For the District OF Columbia
Maryland and Virginia. cloudy and
unsettled today. with rain in after
noon or night: tomorrow rain. not
much change in temperature: mod
crate northeast an oeast winds
The Washington herald., 1921-02-10
Is Your Conscience Clear?

Have you saved life when you could have saved many'
Hav. you saved NONE when you might have saved some'
THEY ARE Loc.1NG TO YOU.
The lives of $4,000 Of starving children hands and
your souls You, alone Americans save them trom
death In Cod. name DO NOT LET THEM DEl
FIJI this coupon and send with your check at to John
Poole, treasurer European Relief Council Federal National
Bank Washington D. c.
$40 viii save the life of child How many VII you savei
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