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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-19

senator harrison. Of Mississippi. a,,ri-
"u'"S inc decline OF Americas foreign trade
10 INC failure OF tho Versailles treaty in tho
senate II Pat fails to establish an undvlny
reputation as great statesman /, viii no,
Oc Tor lack Of fertile imagination.
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ard bearer. they will have n candidate we'll
able TO meet every attack on the Democratic
record and repel it with substantial vic
tory ut the polls.
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Chnrconl Eph'S DniIy Thought.

II" man dat marry widow ain brave"
SAID charcoal Eph modify HE jos natchelly
reckless. Eat Il pickle. Mistah Jackson
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-19
Art Note,

One OF the greatest OF woman painters il
rs reported has. lost her ipstick
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-19

POSSIBLY news OF fighting with tanks" at
the army camps is sent out 10 make member
ship in the guard attractive
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-19

ii;ntMiai J.. hours ending , T. Nj. Trace
y" .Hi'H " N"nr. ending T. M.... T-.r..
Deficiency since March / a
bec'encS since January ! ........ . @.
Local Observations NJ \ T.. VI. Yesterday.
wind direction, uurtb.a.i. ,yI,II ,,'n'"', :.
II; weather ~ i. NJ clear
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Spirit Of Virginia's Press

The urban population of the United states
Is growing hvc times as fast the rural
population 1t takes no seer to guess the re-
suit within generation if this continues.
The drift to the cities can only mean CON
tinued increase in the cost OF farm products
ana the inevitable increase of unrest political
Industrial and moral, in our overgrown ccnters
of Observation-Disclosures Star.
Too long the negro has believed that the
Republican party was his best friend and re-
fused t" understand that that party looked
upon him and was using him as political chat
tel Republican leaders in Virginia seem 10
have reached the conclusion that ii would he
10 tho interest Of their party if they were dis
associated from the negro, and that may he
true. As for the negro. he will find tina, he
! win far" al least as well outside OF that marty
As he has Jared inside. Possibly the Republic
| can party In the South has remained weak be-
cause IT has pandcred to and commanded the
negro vote. Certainly the progress of the
| negro in tho south has not been aided by his
| blind allegiance to the Republican party
| Bristol Herald Courier.
Most probably IL is good politics TO keen the
| medical SCHOOL merger out OF the gubcrna-
| toria campaign. rs seems to be the leaning of
Hon Harry Tucker, and the manager of SEN
| aior Trnkies headquarters. as Indicated by
( tho communication from them to the League of
| Women Voters here. But in this particular
| instance take IL that n mistake will no
| made by these honorable and experienced mon
i " they ht II slur the Importance OF this
| matter in their aspirations for support in this
| tion.--Charlottesviile ProRross.
No longer is the exalted form OF the teach
crs' institute, known Az the National Educa-
ton Convention. limited to discussions con-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-19

Even II the name of a dead man is rlaced
on ballot for the primary. the case will MOI
be unique. And some of them get elected
too.
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Up With the Times
HN IL. d IL


Advertiser in our own fount of putlicitv
stresses the dr%nrss OF his cellar as a reason
why some one should buy his house. He needs
IN" services OF ono OF those bright youngsters
who teach people how to make their AIS at
tractive.
France proposes to conduct lottery to in
ducc payment OF income taxes. with prizes of
exemption for those who declare their in
comes In this country most everybody takes
chance and the prize is for the one who
doesn't get caught at it,
Possibly news OF lighting with tanks" at
the army camps is sent out make member
ship in the guard attractive.
on ballot for the primary, the will not
be unique. And of them get elected.
too
HardinE's international conference will he
worth while even il il accomnlishcs nothing
more than taking zap off the map.
japan was little slow in responding to
Hardinrs invitation. hut now it doesn't nro
pose TO let any one overdo II in enthusiasm
Replies Of candidates TO wouen's questions
on issues in Virginia are so similar AS 10
indicate that they collaborated on their plat
forms.
English golfers invading This country
are pretty certain 10 find themselves stymied
at ;he nineteenth hole.
CRAP VINO writes odd Facts" tells us IN.
moon gets full twice in month every TWO
ana hal: years. Such abstemiousncss leads
% belief that working Of Mr. Vols,cad.s we'll
know ,rr has been extended
Republicans are ravng again about how
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tarding's international conference will hc
worth while even if it accomplishcs nothing
more than taking zap off the man
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TUESDAY. JrLY II, 1921.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-19

japan was "A little slow in responding to
harding invitation, hut now it doesn't pro-
pose /" let any one overdo IL In enthusiasm
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-19

crap VINO writes odd Facts" tells us the
moon gets fun twice in one month every Two
ana nal: >"arS. such abstemousness leads
% hci'ei mat working OF Mr.. Nolstcad's we'll
know 'rt has been extended
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-19

Replies Of candidates to woIncn's ou.stionx
on issues in Virginia are so similar "s 10
indicate that they collaborated on their plat
forms.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-19

No longer is the exalted form OF the teach
crs' institute. known AZ the National Educa-
ton Convention, limited to discussions con-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-19

English golfers now invading this country
are pretty certain 10 find themselves stymied
at :hc nineteenth hole
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-19

Republicans are ravinE again about how
long tho Democrats took To get this country
"t" "''' but as a campaign issue it viii!
"' oN'fshadowcd ~ how long the G.; O. T.
TOOK to &c; out OF it,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-03-29

FOR SALE--R. |. Rooster. Inquire
1893 Grant. 29-2N
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-03-29
Personal Mention

Miss Ida Momyer, cashier Of the
Klamath State bank, left for San
Francisco this morning. Miss Momyer
will mingle business with pleasure
while there.
A. r. Langell the Yainax stock.
man, is in town today.
Everett Van Dyke made the trip
from Medford over the auto road to-
day. and he says the road is in fair
condition.
James Dixon is here from his home
at BLY, on a brief business visit.
Henry Gordon is among the Ft.
klamath residents who are here on
business today.
Ben woolford, the Yainax mer-
chant, came In by auto today. and
says the roads are In pretty good
shape.
ollie Howard, OF the bly, section,
Ia a visitor here today.
Mrs. q. A. Anderson is entertain
ing her son. c. A. Barr OF Dunsmuir,
Mrs. e. Prentice and daughter,
Katherine, are visiting at the home
OF DR.. and Mrs. C. o. Prentice. They
are on their way to Portland.
A. J. voye is on his way to San
Francisco on a business mission.
DIR. and Mrs. T.. d. johnson are
passengers to Portland today.
r. L. Smith, local real estate man,
is in MacDoel on business today.
Fred Leonetti has purchased lot
10 in block 12 OF the Hot Springs
addition, from Mrs. Edna NJ. John
son.
Horace A. Weed is up from Duns.
muir on business.
VIM. w. Jones, vice president Of
the Merchants National Bank OF
San Francisco, is here on business.
Mrs. Rose Mckenzie, OF Doris,
is. in town on shopping tour.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merle Kilgore are In
from their home in Langell's valley
combining business with pleasure.
Mrs. F. F. McCready is among the
Chiloquin visitors here today.
Mrs. Robert Claye and children
left for Ashland today. and will visit
there with Mrs. Claye's mother. Mrs
Emma Wing, who is Ill.
L. L. Barnett was in from his farm
today.
NJ. s. Lester OF the Ewauna Motors
company left today on business
trip TO Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Hunter Hill re
turned Sunday night from San Fran
cisco. Mrs. Hunter has spent the las
SIX weeks in Southern California
and was Joined in San francisco
while enroute north by Mr.. Hunter
They spent a week there togethe
Mrs. Jennie Hurn returned las
night from amonth's visit with he
sons, VIII. at Multnomah, and Ralpl
at Eugene, Oregon.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-03-29

FOR sALE--Range, heater, living
room, dining room. kitchen and
bedroom furniture-used but few
months-Call Tuesday or Wednesday
from II TO 500 o'clock. ]. b. Laugh
ton. House 20 Pelican City. 1880
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-03-29

WANTED TO RENT-By reliable
people, furnished house or house
keeping rooms. Box r. S. Herald.
29-30s
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-03-29
Weather Probabilities

The Cyclo-Stormagraph, at
Underwood's Pharmacy has
registered a continuously falling
pressure since noon Of yester-
day. and although the descent
has been slow It is approaching
the storm area.
Forecast for next "a hours:
Cloudy and warm-followed by
unsettled weather.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-03-29
OIL

OH, OIL
FOR SALE-Forty acres east OF Mid
land in direct line between best
surface oil indications and n propos-
ed site for oil we'll. See r. T.. smith
1881
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-03-29

Anyone knowing the whereabouts
OF A. NJ. Knapp and family. please
notify the Merchants Collections Bur
eau. 9th & Main SITS. 1880
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-03-29

FOR sALE-20OO new cedar fence
posts. 7 feet long, 35c each deliv-
cred In or around city. p. o. Box
$50. ZSSl'
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-03-29

FOR SALE-by owner, five room
house and everything. A. 2. Herald.
29-2s
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-03-29

FOR SALE handsome cockerels.
Phone 435. 20
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-03-29

wANTED-Position by young lady
experienced pist-bookeeper. Used
TO handling correspondence. Refer
ences. Herald Box c. 2s-3O'
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-03-29

We shine the shoes free that are
repaired in our repair Dept.
29-l Bradley-Evans Shoe Co.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-03-29
AUTOMOBILES.

Its economy to have your shoes
re-made. IL cuts down old II. c. l..
At the Bradley-Evans Shoe Co. 29Nl
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-03-29

FOR sALB-First class hay derrick
cheap for quick sale. See stiles
Bros. Ezells Stock ranch. 29-2'
The Washington herald., 1921-02-06
Q . . EXPERT QUICKLY FOUND THRU HERALD AD 8
APARTMENTS TO LET.

10 cents a iiHo I time.
f5ee discount y Or more tssrtfoss.
The Washington herald., 1921-02-06
Building Permits

42S7-To Mrs. Mary r. Beavers;
for repairs, alterations. etc. to l0l6
South Carolina avenue southeast.
lot l9, square SO Value. $3.50.
42SS-To Frederick T. Harris. for
repairs. alterations. etc. to 1914 L
street northwest; lot sol, square
274.Value, $1,000
42S9-To A B. Gusdorf: to erect
sign at 1928 New York avenue
northwest; lot F. square 223.
492O-To Frank A. PorterReId: to
erect private garage at rear OF $500
Morrison street northwest; lot q
square 1859. Value. S35.
429l-To A. Sigmund; for building
projection at 736 Seventh street
northwest
42s2-To Sadie E. williams: 10
repair shed at rear OF 1903 T street
northwest; lot 55, square ISL. Value
S25.
42s3-To J. D. Garman: to erect
private garage at rear OF Douglas
street northwest, between Thirtieth
and Thirty-frst streets: lots As and
46, square 1855. Value, $500.
42s4-To Francis G. Carroll; for
repairs, alterations. etc, to IA
Twelfth street northwest; lot 50,
square 2SS. Value, $500.
4295-To Raymond J. Campbell;
for repairs, alterations, etc. to 1924
Brothers place. Congress Heights;
lot 2s. square E-6OO. Value, $500,
42e6-TC Mrs. Magdalena Gorden;
to erect private garage at rear OF
500 F street terrace southeast; lot
81, square S77. Value, $500.
4297-To Harry A. Kite; to exCa-
vate for building at 3212-1s Macomb
street nrothwest and at 3225-27
Thirty-third place northwest; lots
I6 to q. square S0S7.
429S-To Chaplin Sacks Corpora
tion; to build creamery at 50 NJ
street northeast; lots 46 to 81,
square 672. Value. $4,000
429s-To John Gully: for repairs,
alterations. etc, to 5000 Thirteenth
street northwest; lot 500, square
2s43. Value, &S5
43OO-To Elmer Johnson; for re-
pairs, alterations. etc, to S31 Rit-
tenhOuse street northwest; lot 5,
square 2sSO. Value, $500.
The Washington herald., 1921-02-06
Adopts Six, But
Draws the Line as
Triplets Show Up

ATLANTA, Ca, Fseb. Six OF the
eleven children taken from mater
nifty hospitals and presented" 70
her husband by Mrs. r. y. A. South
as her own will be adopted legally
and reared by Mr.. and Mrs. South IN
their home, South decided today.
The "triplets" presented South on
New Years Day must go. South said
Two OF the eleven children foisted
on South during the past fourteen
years are dead.
'T am going to send those three.
back TO the maternity hospital. =
said South
Mrs. South, equally as determined
az her husband. reiterated her de-
termination TO keep them all"
South, however. expressed the be-
lief that Mrs. South would meet
him halfway" and adjust their fu-
ture amicably.
My wife has done nothing crini-
nal" said he, but Il is an oulrs Ee-
Gus imposition on me and ] won't
have the three little ones brought
her New Years Day.
Il will adopt the other six. have
learned to love them. and to Ios-
them would be like giving up my
own children"
The Washington herald., 1921-02-06
Marriage Licenses

Unless otherwise specified all the
following applicants are from this
city.
Christos D. Georgian. 4S. and
Stella c. Riordsn, 23. The Rev l.
Laviakas.
Lester G. Lake. 26. or Philadelphia.
Ia. and Ruth V. Sweitzer, c3 The
Rev. J. Weidley.
Roger II. Lisk. 2S. and Zydpha NJ.
Rees, OF CouderspOrt. Pa The Rev.
F. w. Johnson.
Francis E. Whitthouse. 80. Of
Fredericksburg. Va. and Nellie &
Hcarn. 20, OF Front Royal. Va The
Rev J. H Jerries.
Robert F. Balm. IS. Of Wakefield.
Va, and Marian A. Thomason. -. Of
Salem. Va. The Rev. D. NJ. Brown.
Frank Gooch, so, and Anna L.
Elunk, 20. The Rev. H. Bunyos
Roy +. Stroup. 2S. and Mary r
Lswton. %, both Of Riverdale. Nd.
I he Rev. IN. McCauley.
Herbert Saunders, "6. and Vivian
Bond, l9. The Rev. p. c. Gavan
James P. Poff. 80, and Pauline Z.
ECkenrode. p. both Of York. Pa. The
Rev. J. II. Eckenrode.
James J. Darling 30. and Eliza
beth NJ. Sanders. 90 The Rev. J. +.
Bryan.
Eugene Ashton. 80. and Mary G
Adams "a. The Rev W Westray.
J. Edward Krout. 25, Of Baltimore
Nd. and Anne M Basye, 25. Of Coan
Nd. The Rev. c. F. Thomas
Earl L. Linn. 26. and Anna c. Ken.
nedy, IS. The Rev. J. F Msckin
John Epps, %, and Hattie Davis
20. The Rev. H. Powell
The Washington herald., 1921-02-06
Real Estate Transfers

Alaska ave. NV. between 18th
and 10th sts.. square 2734, lots %.
Is and %, Girls Portion-WiIIism
5. Burger to United States Of Amer
iCs, SlO,3I25O
303 llth st ne. square $50. lot
26-Charles ". Edeln 10 Sophia n.
Edelin,, SO.
Wisconsin ave and River I'd. NV.
square 1881, lot 500. Friendship and
Mount Airy-Lucy c. Thompson To
Mabel CrandaU. SO.
North Of Stanton ave. east of
Pomeroy I'd. Sc, square $50. lot
eO4, Barry Farm-Mary Webster rr
al. to Governesu J. Banks. SO.
No. ! 81. ne. square 35I2. lot
10, BloomingdaIe-kathTyn L. Fa-
gan to Francis NJ. sullivan. $40
North Of Butternut st. east OF stn
ST. NV, square 3l7l. lot 4. Girls
Portion-CaTrie B. Norris 10 Aieen
VI. CaIlaEhan, SO.
1885, and 1887 18th ST. NV.
square 505, lots Is and I6-Amon
Green et ia. Anna N. 10 Bernhard
Dusenbrock. S3lsg2
Southwest corner Park I'd ana
nth st NV, square 2GO7. lot s..
lnEleside-E Eleanor = Faison ,t al.
10 Bella Bsskin. $40
Gizor and Mount Airy. part lot
William h. Shipley to Daniel q.
Lybrand et uN-. Elizabeth g s.
sheridan ave. north oC Pomrrov
ave. Sc. square 5E72. lot Il. Barry
Farm. Spencer kry ct al. tu
Mary L. Matthews. $40
52lO Illinois ave. NV. square 3OOr.
lot -. Bughtwood Park-Arthur
Van Meter et uNu. Mabeue g.. tp
Dennis Mccarthy. $40.
North Of Monroe st. east Of 26rh
81. ne. square f5l2. lot I4-Sara1
Z. Pau TO George O. Kraft. SO
Decatur st. between Florida ave.
and 2zd st NV. square 2EI4- lot p
kalorama iEhts-CaroIfn $ Mo
Lanahan to Mary r. SIocum. so.
Rhode Island ave. nc. east Of aAtn
St. squar" 1911. lot :. Rhode Island
Avenue Terrace Sarah T.. Pau rp.
Zebul"n Y. Young. $40
Rhode island ays and sEtH ~
ne. square 4SlI. lot s Rhode T>rz--
Avenue Terrace Sarah L Pau ro
Julius P. STROBE ct uN.. Annie f.
South Of l. ST. east or 9Th 81 ne.
square $50. part original lot 3 and
part lot lO-Samuel Y. Gusark ar
uN-. Lillian M to Maurice B Kar-
man. $40
South of ST. west NJ eth 81 nv.
square 4@N. original lot . and na-re
lots and Mary o. ThysnD ,..
Harry King. Joseph King and PHH.r
King. SO.
The Washington herald., 1921-02-06
DAILY COURT CALENDAR.

277SS In re estate Julia p. Trux-
ton. Ans cd exr to pet to advance.
order auth cXr to pay Paul p.
TruXton $500 monthly as an
advncmnt on acct Of his legacy IN
der will of above named deceased.
Indemnity undtkng $500.
Law Suits Filed.
65ls6 Climax Bros VS. Wash Ry &
Elec Co; appeal. Def attys. H. n
keyser g. H. W. Kelly.
65l67 E. G. Beasley VS. c. Z. Ny
ers: appeal Def atty. n. c. Turnaze.
65l6S Perry L. Biggs VS. f. d.
Mears e. Co. Acct SS29.2S. Pitt atty.
Fl. W. Wheatley.
65l6s J. Dallas Grady VS. r. E.
Roberts; appeal. Def atty. r. n.
Hudson.
6517O J. Dallas Grady VS. Frank
Farrell; appeal Def atty. r. NJ.
Hudson
65l7l H L. Rust vs. c. B. Bal
lard; appeal. Def atty. R NJ Hudson.
65l72 Lena c. Endres vs. A X
Heitzelman; appeal. DEF : atty. l.
Williams IN.
65173 Michael J. Cook VS. The
Bartram Elec Garage Damages
$4,000. Pltf sttys. Conlon & Cook.
65174 Richard H. CreeI Il al VS.
Curtis c. Mcdonnell. Rent s2.427.42
Pitts attys. Richardson & Shreve.
65l75 Francis A Blundon VS.
Oriental Paper & Bag Co: appeal.
Def attys, .rtrasburEer & Rappaport.
Equity Suits Filed.
3S692 No-Leak-O Piston Ring CO
VS. George II. Chandlee. Pet Tor in
JUNCTION. Pitt sttys, Edison & sam
uels.
3S6S3 Hugo Thorsch VS. Francis
p. Garvan. Pet to establish claim.
Pitt attys, Ansberry and Farrel.
3S694 r. VI. Pettey VS. Anna Q
Hudson. Pet for injunct & restrain
ing order. Pitt atty. J. :. g. Gal
lagher
1896 Catherine H ChiIds VS. Mel
vile W. ChilGs. Pet for annuIment
Of marriage. Pitt atty. Raymond
NeUdecker.
The Washington herald., 1921-02-06
BIRTHS.
White.

white.
John H. and Mamie V. Hitte girl.
John N. and Mary A. Trant. girl.
Isidore Fnd Bessie 0kin, girl.
Charles NJ. and Mary A. Paxton, boy.
Thomas and Lila Callahan, boy.
Lurtie r. and Frances NJ. Cook, girl.
Ernest and Jennie L. Drummer, girl.
Burdett and Violet P. Fighter, girl.
George W. and Annie NJ. Dyer, boy.
Gaetano and Mary V. Tizzolo, girl.
Philip s. and Laura A. ReRan, boy
George W. and Frances D. Rose, boy.
Raymond II. and Margaret b. Norton, boy
George G. and Mary &. Coleman, girl
Thurston r. and Geneyieve Embrey, girl
, Reynold R. and Freda Z. ]. Tschantre
oy.
AIoysins ]. and Margaret e. Bier, girl.
Sidney and Esther Kaufman, girl.
Colored.
Frederick and Hattie Brown, girl.
Richard and Irene Brown, boy.
James s. and Edna L. Scott, boy.
william and Lucy Green, boy
willard and Hattie Chrismon, girl.
George and Hattie Gross, girl.
Samuel and Nellie Smith, girl.
The Washington herald., 1921-02-06
DEATHS.
White.

White.
Victoria A. Burr. 81 yrs, 1925 Sth st. NV.
Charles II. Thierbach, rs, 1870 Pa. ave. Sc.
Charles T. Carroll. s., S14 s. Cap. st. Sc.
Raymond II. Pilson, A. 2s51 Conn. ave. NV.
James &. Dauforth, IS, st. Ehz. Hosp.
James L. Thorne, So, SIS 7th st. NV
Andrew A. Brigham, 70, 1897 e st. ne.
George silence, 50, U. s. Soldiers Home
Hosp.
Emil +. Christian, g. Garfield Hosp.
Zaidee P. Ball 81, 3016 Dumbsrton ave.
NV
Emily NJ. Hartley, II, 4O1O 7th St NV.
Bridget A. Rainey, 76 2313 1st st. NV.
Ellen o. Small, 6s, 1906 Biltmore ST. NV.
Catherine Kaip. 55. Emergency Hosp.
Regina c. Dorr, weeks, 18th st. and
I'd. ne.
Frank ]. Lombsrdo, 1s days, s24 5th st.
ne.
Mildred V. shipman, 1s days. Ills 7th
It. ne.
Albert E. Reynolds. days, s2os Q st. NV.
Colored.
Amanda E. Banks, 70 yrs. 1898 Linden
st. ne.
Ella R. Eagles, 46, 21S Florida ave. NV.
Teresa Colbert, l, 410 V st. NV.
The Washington herald., 1921-02-06
WHAT'S GOING ON TO-DAY

Baptist Church, Sixth and A streets
northeast, in honor Of the fortieth
anniversary Of Christian Endeavor,
p. m.
Concert, Walter Reed Hospital. 9
p. m. Representative Isaac r. Sher-
wood, OF Ohio, will be present
Meeting, Padraic II. Pesrse CoUn-
ell OF the American Association for
the Recognition of the Irish Repub-
lie, GonzagR Hall. s. pm.
The Washington herald., 1921-02-06

Address, Judge Katherine Sellers,
OF the Juvenile Court, Fifteenth
Street Presbyterian Church, p. m.
Meeting, Padraic H. Pearse branch
OF the Friends OF Irish Freedom,
Temple, 423 G street
S p. m.
Hike, the wanderlusters. start at
Chain Bridge Cabin John car line),
2:I5 D. m. G. A. Gambs, leader.
Special services, the Metropolitan
The Washington herald., 1921-02-06
Fire Record.

10 Ninth and T streets northwest,
for FIRE in Washington Railway and
Electric Company car. Slight dam
age.
1850 a. m. No s Engine on local
to Seventh and c streets southeast.
Tor FIRE in automobile owned by
Samuel L Frazier. 2 Monroe street
scutl east. Slight damage.
1885 a. m, No. Chemical to
Twenty street and Minnesota
avenue southeast. on a local. Woods
hre. noAdanagf
F.eI RI, M BOX Is, John Marshal
place ana, Z street northwest. False
alarm.
The Washington herald., 1921-02-06
WANTED-HELP.

~ cents O ltas time.
1877 dBcouHt or wore kHserttost.