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The Washington herald., 1921-04-04

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS. d. G.,
Washington. March 81, 1921. Sealed pho
posals will be received at Room 500. Dis
trict Building. until O'Clock p. m. April
25. 1921. for furnishing one motor truck,
gasoline for City Refuse Division. Speci-
hcations and forms Of proposal may be had
upon application to the Purchasing Officer.
Room 320 District Building. CUNO H.
RUDOLPH. CHARLES W. KUTZ. JAMES
r. OYSTER, Commissioner. D. c.
$3.50
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Car Magnate's Widow Buried.

CHICAGO April 3.-Mrs- George
M. Pullman, widow of the Pullman
car magnate and mother of former
Gov. Frank o. Lowden's wife. was
buried here today.
Mrs. Pullman died in Pasadena,
Cal, last Monday, after prslonged
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SOC MADAM ALLEN so
CLAIRvoYANT AND PAL

CLAIRy0YAST AND PALMlST.
701 9Th st. NV. (cor. 9Th and G.D
Guarantees to read your entire life-past,
present and future; gives true advice on
business, love, health and family Affairs.
Special readings daily. soc. II. 40l1.
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PERSONAL.
~ essfs Q tss 4 49,
fSl. 1fscosnf . Or more tnserfloas.

/. wORKINGMEN-wHAT WE HAVE TO
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-that has q limited amount Of cash and
{ when yoa read ?f $50 overcoats. cold
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rew uaits IS: ladies' coats, s. up.
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Price ZOO. Personal checks. 1oc extra.
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HEALTH. SUCCESS THROUGH PsY-
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5Oc-MADAM BELL-5Oc

Egyption palmist; gives true advice in
business health aud family affairs: tells
who and when you'll marry; how to avoid
bad luck and trouble. Readings daily Soc.
10 a. m. to 8 D. m. Call and be convinced.
ll24 7th st. NV, between L and u. 3-363
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NINE. PARKER.

Gifted Clairvoysnt and Medium. can tell
you anything you want to know In busi-
ness, Aealth or family AFFAIR; when and
whom you viii marry; what to do to b
successful In life. and how to win and hold
the one Of your choice. Satisfaction or no
&harge1- 1911 Ut. NV. 3-2e7
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Wife Sues Divorce Expert.

DALLAS. Texas. April as. M,
Grubbs. who as attorney, has OBJ
tained nearly 1000 divorces for eli.
ents in the past few years. today
sued his wife for divorce.
Grubbs named w. II. Williams. .
nilkman, a. co-rssDondent-
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MADAM D,ASHMAN
ILAIhFUtANT, CRYBT1L
GARD READrR.

his fitted lady win tell youf fortune %
love. marriage, divorcs, changes. reuaitss
~ separated. helps you to win bast lost
bss. happiness and oustnsss. vrunk. -.
Readings Daily. II 10 8. sun. 3 to
7sS 18th st. Between O D b.
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WEATHER

For the District OF Columbia,
Maryland and Virginia, fair today
and tomorrow; continued mild tenn
persture: moderate southerly winds.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

~ cents line ftsxe
I5ee dtscount or more fpserttons.
wANTED-PARTY TO INVEST $500 IN
real estate for company 'who will pur-
chase II back on deferred payment plan;
party will be placed on directorate and
given executive position with the company.
BOX Aid. Herald Office 4-22
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RIZPAH ELDON

worId's Greatest Ciairvoysnt, Painist ana
Spirit Medium. Readings daily fron 10 ..
y. to p, m. 1913 18th st. hw.. over
Pocahontas candy SHOE. y. 7s2e. 2-slo
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DEATHS.

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HAIL-On Saturday night. April 2. 1921,
Mrs. STELLA McGL0THLIN. beloved
wife Of J. d. Hall. Clarendon, Va.
Funeral from Neyin's parlors; services At
Falls Church Cemetery, = p. m. Mon
day. 4-34
LEwIs-UTTERBACK JAMES. beloved hus-
hand Of Frances A, In his 67th year.
lntement from Chapel, Glenwood Gene
terry. at : p. m. Monday, April 4, 1921.
neeslurg. Va. papers please copy.)
KcCANN-on Sunday. April 5. 1921, at %
n. m. Miss CATHERINE A, formerly
OF Washington.
Funeral from her late residence, 80 John
son avenue. HyattsvilIe, Nd. wednes-
day, April 6. 1921. at 10 a. m. Inter
ment at Mount olivet Cemetery. 4-S6
MITcHELL-suddenly on Sunday. April 5,
1921. THOMAS A, beloved husband Of
Minnie c. Mitchell at his home at sos
c street northeast. aged 6I years.
Notice Of fun .ral later. 4-33
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POULTRY AND PETS.

fs cszfs Ifss I time
Z 1876 6(scosHt 3 or sscrs fnscvfi0Ns
just RECEIVED, PULvERIzED sHEEP
fertiliaev for lava and plapts: 25c. soc
and 15c paekas@. ocmNID'1 BlKD eToRn,
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PROPOSALS.
Is cents q line

IS GEMS HHS
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OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS, d. c..
Washington, March "a. 1921. Sealed
proposals will be received At Room 500.
District Building. until O'Clock p. m,
April 81, 1921. for furnishing and deliver
ing printing miscellaneous: lumber and
millwork: athletic goods and playground
equipment for use In the various branches
Of the government OF the District Of CO.
lumbia during fiscal year ending June 30.
1922. Forms Of proposal, specifications and
information may be obtained from Pur-
chasing officer. d. C., Room so, District
Building. In applying specify the class OF
supplies for which forms are desired.
CUNo II. RUDOLPH. CHARLES W. KUTZ,
JAMES r. OYSTER. Commissioners, d. c.
4-32
TREASURY DEPARTMENT. sUPERyIs.
ing Architects Office. Washington, ID. c..
February Is 1921. Sealed proposals will be
received at this office until 8 p. m, April
81. 1921 and then opened for placing riprap
and constructing breakwater at the United
States Quarantine Station, Galveston, Texas.
Drawings and specifications may be obtained
from the Superintendent OF construction at
Galveston, Texas. or at this office in the
discretion Of the Supervising Architect
JAS. A. TETMoRE, Acting Supervising Ar
chitect.
mh2sap4.l1 fl 3-JO7
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FLORISTS.
Appropriate Funeral Tokens
Artistic-eIpressivs-i
Guide Bros. Co. 1914 F St
Prompt auto delivery service.
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CEMETERIES.

GENET ERIEs.
Eort I,ncoln The Park Cemetery With
ioit LhiSoh perpetual care Of graves.
Baltimore boulevard at District Line.
Offices: s2s 18th ct nv. Phone y. l14A
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
SUBURBAN.

FINE NEW GROOM HOUSE. SEVEN
nfles from White House; splendid road
shade trees. bath. electric light, ganre,
ete.: best house In eommunity. Easy terms.
OWNER. Phone frk. sol bsfors OF aftef. 8.
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WANTED-HELP.

Solicitors who are competent
to call at the home and Sc
c-re orders for this newspa-
per. H. A. Hassan, Circuls-
ton manager. 2-290
The Washington herald., 1921-12-15

\ treaty designed to be the cor
ner stone of world peace, the agree
ment between the four powers con-
cerning the Pacific question, has no
official name or designation. Sec
retary Hughes said yesterday that
the treaty had not been christened
and very likely would not be. He
declared he was more interested in
what the agreement meant than in
what il is to be called and suggest
ed that it might come to be known
by any one of the various unofficial
designations applied to it in the
newspapers. However, in referring
to the arrangement, Mr. Hughes
gave it the name/of the "quadruple
TT atty" In the newsI~per it is
more often referred to as the -four
power pact or the ''four-power
treaty" or the -four ROwer ar
rangemenL" Some writer's have
used the title. Pacific Alliance, -
implying both the geographical linn
its and the peaceful intent. Still
others refer to it as the "quadruple
alliance" However. it finally will
come to be known by soma official
designation for the sake of conven-
fence in diplomatic communications
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BARON ROSEN, IA,
/; STRUCK BY AUTO
Former Russian Ambassador
Suffers Leg Fracture in
New York.

z NEW YORK, Dec. 14-Barop
-Roman Rosen, Russian delegate to
the Portmouth peace conference and
former Russian Ambassador th
Washing ton, to Mexico and Tokyo.
was knocked down by a taxicab in
Sixth avenue at Fifty y-fourth street
tonight He suffered a fracture Of
ithe left leg and possible internal
Injuries. The baron is "A years old.
: At his own request Baron Rosen
was removed to his hotel in a re-
sception hospital ambulance. Ches-
ter Smith, driver OF the taxicab
which struck the diplomat, was not
held by the police.
= For many years Baron Rosen has
commanded a large audience in the
united States by his writings for
the magazines and interviews in
abe newspapers. He represented the
leading thought of advanced states
manship in Russia. His warning TO
its government assembled in what
ithen was st. Petersburgh in 1915
srang around the world As "A
prophecy it has had its complete
tyerification.
: The baron makes his home at the
Hotel Netherlands with his wife and
daughter.
The Washington herald., 1921-12-15
READY TO HANG
ESCAPED SLAYER

CHICAGO. Dec. 14.-At 7 o'cloch
tomorrow morning Tommy OConnor
was scheduled to have been hanged.
Although he is gone. all Will be
in readiness throughout the day IN
the event of his possible recapture.
we will hang O'Connor.\
ten minutes after his arrival. II he
is taken tomorrow" said Jailor Pc
ter Lawrence today. 1T will not
be necessary to build scaffold. A
plank will serve as well as a plat
form"
Since the daring escape of OCon-
nor Sunday morning from the county
jail. no definite clew to his where
abouts has been obtained The usual
number of reports of persons who
are sure they have just seen him was
received today at the Detective Bu-
reau. They were proved worthless.
The Washington herald., 1921-12-15
FRENCH ATTACHE
INJURED IN CRASH

Capt. Jean Rigal. naval attach.
to the French Embassy. narrowly es-
capped death when the automobile in
which he was riding was struck by
a machine driven by an unidentified
person shortly before o'clock last
night at Twenty first street and Mas
sachusetts avenue northwest.
Capt. Rigal sustained severe
laceration OF the right arm caused
by flying glass. and bruises. He was
removed TO the embassy. where med
ical treatment was administered.
Rigars car, operated by Lew A.
Foyt. was proceeding out Massachu-
setts avenue when the machine oc-
cupied by three men coming from
Twenty-first street crashed into II.
The driver OF the other machine failed
to stop after the accident, according
to the police.
The Washington herald., 1921-12-15
RARDlNC'S APPEAL
IN ARMS PARLEY
LAUDED BY BECK
Solicitor General Likens
/. His Plea to That of
! William Penn.

7 Pennsylvanians turned out en-
hasse last night for the last meet
tng this year of the Pennsylvania
ttate Society, in the New Willard
ballroom. More than 700 enjoyed
lhe evenings entertainment Rep
tesentative Clyde Kelly presided.
= ]. NJ. Beck, solicitor general. COM
pared Hsrding's words on the open
ing day of the arms conference to
those Of William Penn when he
frst greeted the saYages in Penn
tylvania. Each represented the ap-
Peal to the best in men, and not
telhsh interests. One has been the
enly treaty that has ever lasted.
Fhile the other promises to be the
lecond, he said.
: The dynamic power of good
Faith and fair-play between men.
eespite the Doubling Thomases OF
Che world. motivated each historic
appeal" said solicitor Beck.
. This conference is one of the
kreztest achievements in the an
halls of international diplomacy"
Exclaimed Beck. Washington will
De the center of the world for gem
zrations to come, as a result. She
has won the place of world capi-
3al"
: -Four out of 200 members have
faken the matrimonial plunge this
year, II was reported by the secre-
fsry in his report
: The present staff of officers of
the Pennsylvania State Society was
unanimously reelected.
/. Representative Kelly, ]. VI. Beck,
Dir. and Mrs. Charles P. COnnell, Mr..
fnd Mrs. c. D Coughlin, Represent
,ative Fred. B. Gernerd and Mrs.
Gernerd and Mrs. F. l. Crilly were
in the receiving line.
: A musical program included a vo
cal solo by Miss Frences Scherger,
of the Mount Pleasant Congrega-
tional Church, and a baritone solo
sby Prof. Charles S. Wengerd.
The Washington herald., 1921-12-15
Police Riot Call
Caused by Letter
Flashlight Of Girl at Door
Alarms Housekeeper, Who
Fears Burglars

Arrival of a special delivery let
ter at the home OF Mrs. Sophie C.
Johnston, widow of Gen. James NJ.
Johnston, 1928 Twenty-first street
northwest, shortly before midnight
, Yesterday resulted in riot call
being sent to the Eighth precinct
police and headquarters.
Miss Marion Kerns. who occupies
a room on the second floor, was in
formed of the arrival of the letter
after the other occupants had re-
tired. She went to the front door,
her way with a fash
light.
Seeing the light flashing up and
down the stairs. the housekeeper
became alarmed and sent a call to
police. In a minute three automo-
biles filled with plain clothes men
from headquarters and bluecoats
from the precinct station were on
the scene.
By this time Miss Rerns had re-
turned to bed and fallen asleep.
She was awakened by police search
ing the house for the burglar"
The Washington herald., 1921-12-15
DEMAND RECOUNT
OF BOSTON VOTE

BOSTON, Dec. IA recount of
the mayoralty vote cast yesterday
probably will be asked by John Il.
Murphy and James NJ Curley. Ac-
.cording to the accepted complete tab
ulation of the votes yesterday, Curley
led by 2,69S votes. Each has taken
out petition for a recount in each
OF the city's twenty-six wards.
Curley Today hired detectives to
guard the vault at City Hall where
the votes are stored. This vault Is
practically impregnable. but Curley
felt 1t ought to be watched day and
night. When the commissioners heard
of this. they stationed a policeman
to watch the detectives.
One of the largest walkouts of
city officials in the history of City
Hall will take place when Curley
goes into Office. A score of political!
plums are at his disposal.
The Washington herald., 1921-12-15
AIRBRAKES CAUSE
RAILROAD WRECK

CHICAGO, Dec. l4.-One man was
killed and ten others injured when
two suburban trains OF the Illinois
Central crashed at the THIRTEEN
street station during the rush hour
tonight Five are reported seriously
injured. and two may die.
The wreck occurred as the hrst
car of = .,outhbound local became
uncoupled and the sudden applica-
tion of the airbrakes caused truck
to buckle throwing the coach di-
rectly in the path Of an express train
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northwest. He was born in Canton,
Mo-, August 2s. 1857, and was edu-
Gated at Stockton-Culver College.
Mr. Lloyd was successfully prose-
cutting attorney of Selby County,
Mo-; U. S. Representative from 1897
until 1917: chairman of the Missouri
Democratic State convention and
delegate at large to the Demo-
cratic National Convention in 1o4.
He is ameber of the city Club,
National Press Club Racquet Cub;
vice president of the Boy Scouts;
member of the Odd Fellows and Elks;
and a communicant of the Methodist
Episcopal Church South.
Mr.. Learned filed his resignatinn
as member of the Board of Educa-
tion several months ago to take ef-
feet December &c, when 1t is ex-
pected Mr.. Lloyd will take his chair.
The Washington herald., 1921-12-15
West Va. EleUen to Play
SeUen Games Next Year

MOEGANTOwN. W. Va. Dec. "a.
The West Virginia University
football schedule for 1922. an
nounced today, consists of seven
games, with the probability that
three minor contests will be added.
two here and the other at Fair
mont. The season will open Sep
tember so, &ith West Virginia
Wesleyan, and will close Novem-
Der 80 with Washington and JEFF
ferson.
The schedule follows:
September 80. West Virginia wes-
leyan, at Morgantown: October IA.
University of Pittsburgh; October
81; Washington and Lee, at Charles
ton. w. Va; November 4. Cniver-
sity of Cincinnati. at Cincinnati:
November IL, University of Indiana.
at Bloomington; November Is, Uni
versity of Virginia, at Morgantown:
November 80. Washington and JEFF
ferson, at Morgantown.
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unequipped to deal with such a sit
uation.
Chief Justice William Howard
Taft has been contri ibuting his mite
to keep the conference sailing along
on an even keel. The famous
Taftian chuckle has touched a re-
sponsive chord among the visiting
delegates An instance of this oc-
CURED recently when the former
President told one on himself.
Il attended a luncheon for some
of the delegates" he said. 1T hap
pened that on that particular day
some very important business
awaited me in court I looked at
my watch.
Going to leave us so soon?'
asked a British delegate.
Yes l responded, 4 have a busy
time ahead of me this afternoon
Busy time, did you say. Mr..
Chief Justice? My word, what is
time to lifer""
The Washington herald., 1921-12-15
y. of Penn Relay Team,
Off for England Mar. 20

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. IA re-
lay team from the University Of
Pennsylvania will leave the United
States on March 20 next to par
ticipate in the Oxford Cambridge
relays, according to tentative plans
said 70 have been decided upon by
Penn athletic authorities.
Coach Robertson has not vet de-
cided whether a twO-mile or four
mile team will go to England. The
team will return probably on April
% in time for the annual Penn
sylvania relays here.
The Washington herald., 1921-12-15
RELIEF IS RUSHED
TO FLOOD VICTIMS

SEATTLE, Wash. Dec. 14.-Reiief
is being rushed to the flooded district
near Standood, Wash. where many
are homeless and suffering, following
inundation of the country by the
break OF the great Ben Johnson
dixie, eight miles above tht town.
Effort is being made tc send relief
TO Conway. where all the Inhabitants
were driven from their homes by the
food.
In towns along the smaller rivers
Dams OF logs and earth hastily thrown
up saved many homes from destruc-
tion. The town Of Glacier was saved
In this manner.
The Washington herald., 1921-12-15
NEGRO WINS HIGH
LITERARY PRIZE

PARIS. Dec. l4.-Rene Maran. a
Martinique negro. has been awarded
the Prix Goncourt. the highest literary
prize outside Of the French Academy.
for his novel "Batouala," which de-
scribes the hopes and tragedy Of che
black race.
This is the first time a negro has
been thus honored.
Maran is "a years old and was edu-
Gated at Bordeaux.
The Washington herald., 1921-12-15
Bids for Sugar Opened.

Bids were opened yesterday in
the purchasing department at the
District building for 2,475 pounds
of brown sugar: $500 pounds of
granulated sugar, and 100 pounds of
powdered sugar. Jof~ II. wilkins
Inc, of Washington, low
est bidder. offered brown at .O5O3
p pound; granulated at .O539, and
powdered at 057S.
The Washington herald., 1921-12-15
SeUen Prisoners Cut
Wan Out of IOIDd Jail

DES MONIES. Iowa. Dec. 1.-THE
jan breaking epidemic spread to this
city today when seven prisoners sawed
their way out Of the city Jail.
The escaped prisoners include Henry
and Alfred Todd Of the Todd Gang"
which has been held responsible for
some of the most sensational robberies
in Iowa.
The Washington herald., 1921-12-15
Whittlesey Leaves $4,000.

NEW fork, Dec. 14.-The will
iof Lieut.. Col. Charles W. whittlesey.
filed for probate today. disposes of
an estate Of less than $4,000. The
will is dated November %. 1921, and
beaueaths to a friend, George G.. Nc
,Murty' who was second in command
lof Col Whittlesey's Lost Battalion"
,of the Argonne. the written demand
OF the German officer commanding
the troops which had surrounded
Whittlesey's force. for his surrender
The Washington herald., 1921-12-15
Skull Fractured by Brick.

During fight in an alley in the rear
of 1909 Ninth street northwest. Henry
Green. 35 years old, 1908 Ninth street
northwest, was struck over the head
by a brick, said by police to have
been thrown by Thomas Faulkney.
colored. Al years old. 1875 Ninth
street northwest. Green was rushed to
the Freedmen's Hospital suffering
from fractured sliull. Faulkncy was
arrested by the Eighth precinct police
The Washington herald., 1921-12-15
CHIEF JUSTICE TAFT
TELLS ONE ON HIMSELF

The numerous stories to the eff
fect that Great Britain had sug-
gested that the conference The ex-
tended to one on European and
world economic questions was Of
hciallY denied yesterday. The
British. it was explained. have no
financial experts in the city and are
The Washington herald., 1921-12-15

DENVER Col. Dec. l4-State rang
ers will continue to patrol the South
ern Colorado coal fields where miners
are on strike against wage reduc-
tions inaugurated by the Colorado
Iron and Fuel Company.
With the continuance of martial
law, authorities are watching the ef-
feet of another wage reduction begun
today by the Colorado Compan ny.
Wages OF 1.s0o employees of its steel
mills at Pueblo have been cut 10 per
cent. making the third cut this year.
The Washington herald., 1921-12-15
ASSAILANT DIRECTS
HIS OWN LYNCHING

WACO. Tex. Dec. 1i.-After sour
ly" Hackney confessed an attack on
an s-year-old girl, a mob of 100 men
hanged him to a tree. They riddled
his body with bullets.
Hackney had directed his ewn
lynching.
Put the knot under my left ear"
he said. and do this thing right"
He had objected to being hanged
by a skid-chain and the mob waited
until a rope was obtained.
The Washington herald., 1921-12-15
Fares Cut for HOLIDAYS.

I Reduced fares Tor the holiday sea-
son will be put in effect by the South
/, ,ern Railway system. between all
point on tho basis of fare and one
half for the round trip Tickets vii,
be sold at the reduced rates on De-
.cember 80. %. "a and 25. with Jam
nary 4 as final return limit
The Washington herald., 1921-12-15
Miller Penn Grid Leader.

: PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 14.-"Pos,
Miller was elected captain of Penn
,sylvania's 1922 football eleven at the
close Of winter practice" TODAY.
Muller played fullback and is also a
BASKETBALL star. Spring practice will
Degin in March and will last six weeks
according to Coach Heisman.
The Washington herald., 1921-12-15
::Bo" Accepts Coaching Offer.

DANVILLE, Ky, Dec. 14-"Bo"
Mcmillan, Centres quarterback, has
accepted the offer to coach Cente-
nary College, Shreveport. La. next
year. 1t is said he gets a three
year contract at $4,000 a year.
The Washington herald., 1921-12-15

LSh hStf w Nv
Gently resigned
as a member OF
the Board of Ed
ucation.
Mr.. Lloyd was
a former Repre-
sentative fro m
Missouri, and Is
now engaged In
the practice OF
law here. He re-
sides at 1868 Co
lumbia r O a q
The Washington herald., 1921-12-15
JAMES I. LLOYD
CHOSEN MEMBER
OF SCHOOL BOARD
Lawyer Will Fill Place of
Henry B. Learned After
Christmas.

James T. Lloyd yesterday was ap-
pointed by the District Supreme
Court to succeed Henry Barrett