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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1921-11-21
The
Involuntary
Vanp
By Mildred K. Barbour

WHO'S WHO IN THE STORY.
DIANA LANGLEY, eko possesses to
a ssperidtire degree a quality Of '1are'
sotshed for her at birth by her youth
full aunt
MARJORIE LANGLEY, herself q
voted beauty, to tohom
STEPHEN DALE, q oeaIthy bache.
lor, has been devoted for years, i'm
pstnossly declares her Ioce for Dial.
and on being told BY him that he cor
Hever marry because Of trace Of IN.
sanity IN his family, to soothe he,
pride, eIopes ,oith aud nlarries
ALEX LEIGH, a young naval Of
ficer, at the same time that
TED SAUNDERS, q hopeless suite,
for Dtdnd's hdad, rdrries
SYLVIA BENNETT, friend Of
Dtonn's tnchned to "cdtttshness., On
her tooy to California scith her hus-
band, DIdra meets Lynn Johnston, an
Old acquaintance, and toith him Is &c
cidentully left behind tohen the Linn
tied pulls out Of a Nep Merican totcn
They are picked np BY spdxidrd
rdrred Dorin0a1es, rho makes John.
ston, tchoDs Didna adopts as q dance
for proprietys sake, prisoner and
tries to marry her, but she escdpes
only 70 meet Nth q ,toorse ddverturer.
In her second escape, she Is badly
hsrf, bat Is rescued by
DOCTOR MAXWELL BORDEN, q
former noted Neto York physicidn,
tcho, scith his sister
CYNTHIA BORDEN, are people
9th mysterious past in tchich Dale
aud his dead uncle are somehow con-
csrned. Borden falls In lore tcith
Dtcrd, Dale, cho finally finds her,
shotcs signs Of cdpitEIdtion to her ir.
resistible charm.
Snspectinp that u Is DonlinoIez, the
doctor decides to take Didsd apoy for
safety.
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rhe Pig With n Sense Of Justice.
One day when Giotto, the
famous painter. was taking his
Sunday walk in Florence dressed
in his best attire some pigs
passed by and one of them be-
coming frightened ran between
the artists legs, throwing him
down in the mad. Giotto was
Just In the midst Of a long story
which was thus Quite rudely in
terrupted.
When he had picked himself up
again, instead of becoming very
angry at the pig as many a man
would have done under similar
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CHERRYDALE CIVIC
MEETING TONIGHT

CHERRYDALE, Va. Nov. 2o.-The
Washington District Citizens Asso-
citation will meet in the firemen's
hall here tomorrow night. Report
Is expected on progress of the new
Cherrydale Clarendon road.
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Copyright 1921
5l[!y!hl;iA${
"The Simple .R0ll.o

"The Simple "Roll."
Say, Dan, how would yoS like
to do some of thoses tricks we
saw the tumblers do at the circus
last summer"
"Golly! Can we do it,"
Sure. Dad said II you and 1
wanted him to he'd teach US
some of the stunts. and we can
begin tonight after we get our
studying done"
So at 1880 sharp that evening.
after dinner and school books
had been put away. Dan and Rod
and Rods father, Mr.. Clarke,
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Will Wed Thanksgiving Eve.

UPPER MARLBORO. Nd. Nov. 20.
MIR. and Mrs J. Wesley Grierson
have announced the engagement of
their daughter. Elsie Elizabeth. to
Charles Edward Moore, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. r. o. Moore. The cere-
mony will take place Thanksgiving
evening at o'clock in Forest Grove
Methodist Episcopal Church.
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Far East Discussed.

C. C. Pan, Of the Chinese Edu-
cauonal Mission, spoke to the
senior history classes of the
Business High School on the Far
East question. Mr.. Pan outlined
the history of the movements of
foreigners which has resulted in
foreign influence In China. and
explained why China has not
been able to resist this foreign
aggression.
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yesterday afternoon Interment was
in lakewood Cemetery. with services
conducted by Kemper Lodge. A. F.
O. A. NJ, Of Falls Church. Mr.. Weir
had been i'll about three weeks.
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Funeral of Tasker M. Weir.

CLARENDON. Va. Noy. 2o.-The
funeral Of Tasker NJ. Weir. aged Al,
late president Of the Arlington Print
ing Company. of Rosslyn. took place
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In probably no branch Of sport
wherein she enters the list with
mere man has woman made her
presence more felt. or attained to
higher position than In fox hunting
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circumstances, be laughed and
said, People say these beasts
are stupid. but they seem to me
to have a sense of justice; for
have earned several thousands
OF crowns with their bristles,
but I never gave one Of them
even a ladelful Of soup in my
life"
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School XeHs

Rackety cax, coax COAX
Rackety cax. co-axi COAX
zip-a-doo, hullabaloo!
Greetings, Centrali
How do you do?
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ON THE SPUR OF THE MOMENT
BY ROY X. MOULTON.

who buys one ice cream soda with
two straws for his wife and him.
self.
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Disease" said the family doctor,
who had been invited to supper,
; always attacks the weakest spot
in a persons body"
Pa" interrupted the youngest
son, you certainly have q fearful
cold in your head"
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Party of scientists in Canada has
Just discovered the smallest animal
in the world. No. 1t is not a gent
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The Pig with n sense of Justice.

Taps should never sound for youth.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-16

eth ST, EAST, between re1inetor and
Third Avcs.-4 large, light rooms ba h.
etc Rent 81 POO. Henry Hof, SGT Third Ave
4STE ST. % DAsT. at Madison av.-velet
and maid service; rooms and bath:
500 to S. 400. harris. Vought & Co, {
East 46th st. Vanderbilt 81.
18TH ST. c3 HAsr-Non- -houselsee pirg
apartment to rent. suitable for doctor.
main floor. Apply on premises or 407
Park av.
seth ST, 25-27. between 5th and sth avs
ings; rooms and bath. $1,000; rooms a nd
bath, $4,000. Harris, Nought 81 Co.. i East
| 46th st, Vanderbilt 81
GOTH ST. 1857 EAST. at Lexington ev.--
Two rooms and bath, 1000 to ST. 200.
Harris, Vousht 81 Co., East 10th st. Van
derbilt 81.
9th ST. WEST (adioining Central
Park The only apartment house of its
service; studio duplex apartments 3 to s
rooms, $1,000 to $4,000 annually.
saTH ST. 81 wEsT-2 roorns. ldtchenettc
and bath. newly decorated, ppnelled
wall; rent 500 Phone Schuyler aO46.
S5TH ST. l22 WEST-studio apartment
very large, attractive room, with kitch-
er cite and bath; easement windows. open
lireplaces, parQuet floor; rent SIS. Can 10
10 7, Sunday.
s5TH ST. 1913 housekeeping apart
..,l, men rooms large and attractive :;
tiied bath entire aoor In renodellcd dwell
Ing; rent Sis. Can 10 to 4, Sunday
S6TH ST, 8S3 W--Vcry attractive two
New-York tribune., 1921-10-16

SANITARIl-M wanted wi+hsr 800 niles
OF New York; limit $500, 900; largo
grounds am buildings desired. y. &C.
Tard, u West 44th 81. Vanderbilt 81s4
New-York tribune., 1921-10-16

CONE 20 China for winter; VIII rent SEQ
per month 10 American family reception
any NHht. airy furnished apartment, ak
rooms. TWO baths. in brst section Jackson
Heights. Tcicphoae Nj H. Blackwell
Newtown 1000.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-16

= NoCAs Furnished. souihern exposure .
sltp. y. Ehrton. 4l3 Wcat Il1th a.
Mpfningride 100
New-York tribune., 1921-10-16

four bathrooms, billiard room and
solarium. The grounds have q front
age of 800 feet on Upper Mountain
''"-'''" tho leadinr reeidcntis avenue
OF Monclair, and extends to a depth of
49, CO III nleniand Avenue, with n
frontage of 400 feet on the latter
The grounds are richly
ornamented with rare specimens OF
trees and shrubs. The property COM
New-York tribune., 1921-10-16

BROADWAY 313l G24th st) -- Nurse
wants business woman 70 share apart
u'ent; comfortable and reasonable. Morn
ingaide 5s05. Apartment 8.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-16

=. NJ. Crawley & Bros, of Montclair,
\. j., have sold to Francis R. Hender-
son. of the firm of F. r. Henderson e.
Co, with Offices in New York City. Chi
cago, London and Singapore. the Eliz-
aoethan brick residence of F. G. Her
man Fayen. considered TO be [ e of the
finest in the mountain colony" of
Montclair
The house contains eighteen rooms.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-16
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES
FURNISHED OFFICES TO Suitcase
tEntire Floor-lf00 Square FoeD

for Offices and manufacturing; elevator
steam heat; only slf5. Telephone 2749
New-York tribune., 1921-10-16

FURNISHED or unturnished 4-roorn apart
mcnt: electric light and not water
Chelsea 1927.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-16
MORTGAGE LOANS

MORTGAGE MONEY WANTED.
permanent first mortgage loans OF ten
thousand dollars each on new houses now
approaching completion in nearby West
chester County Highest class residential
section. X 79s, Tribune
New-York tribune., 1921-10-16

BEAUTIFUL. AND COMFORTABLE HOME
Corner. best resid nt!al section East Or
ange: first floor, parior. living room, din
'ns room, kitchen. pantry; second floor,
@ = b. trnoe0s ln! ba hroprn th 4 floor
three bedrooms. large grounds and fruit
tres: room for garage. thirty minutes from
y y York; nine minutes from depot. Bar
gain At $50 ono, very liberal terms be
arranged with night party. Orange 3s50-J.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-16

CORNER. fully Furnished overlooking Hud-
con. southern exposure. 7 outside rooms.
Audubon 2bl".
New-York tribune., 1921-10-16

Of lots on the northwest corner OF
Riverside Boulevard and Market Street,
Long Beach, L. l., and resold the prop
erty to Jules Fei, who will improve
the site with six dwellings,.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-16
Fiatiron Corner in Bronx
E.naaeG fnr %-O1 GfN

Zaln1an Pol;ekoF and Louis Shapiro
leased from ]. Clarence Davies the fiat
iron corner at 149th Street, Third and
Melroso avenues, at the hub" of the
Bronx. The lease is for twenty-one
years at an aggregate rental Of $70000O
The tenants, located in the Bronx Tor
ten years, are engaged in the restaurant
business and will take possession of the
property next May. After extensive al
terations they will occupy the store
premises for their restaurant business
and sublet the rest of the building
To Build at Long Beach
The Lewis II. May Company sold for
Jeanette Walsh to A Bernstein a plot
New-York tribune., 1921-10-16

FOR sALE-At Hampstead beautiful
large l2room residence, new, every mod
7rn convs MI nee. master bedrooms
baths; living room 30 II. long, double
white stucco; garage and living rooms
over; fine large elm, trees; hedge all round
- lots owner desires quick sale: price
$4,000 mtg. $4,000 can remain.
ApIiy TO {. V. Brindlev. agt, Rockville
Centre, or on the property Mrs. ". Coco.
ridge. Jerusalcm av., near Linder. av..
Henpstead. l.. !. Tel. 22O-R.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-16

"a SMALL FAMILY of refinement and
F"ucHtion can secure title to and oc-
c"pS nt once this quaint Colonial
home located on one OF the hc.f
streets Of a celebrated suburban resi-
oeniiAi section near New York (jtv
where the Gthires OF the neixhborinr
.amihes as 10 the personality of tho
buyer must and viii receive first con-
sidcrution. on the payment of S2.sJO
p"inhce OF 5000 on long time frs,
inorigugr; the plot fronts leo Fl On
the street and the house In surrounded
pS a beautiful grove OF white b;rchns
ana shading oaks; contains @ rooms
IN" bath and wide vcrnnda: the eleyn-
ton Is over 500 IT.; II is only n few
mihuifs' walk to railroad express sta-
'ioi, on the best committing road out
OF New >orL City, and Is offered COM
plcte with no cNtruS; there are over
800 commuters from thi, section nov,
bathing, boating, skating. golf. tcnnis
ana country clubs are available. TO-
gether with fine schools. chm chcs ana
innrkcts; 1t Is IL bargain and Il won
doriul place Tor children; nDcl,i ,1,s-
cont for nll or haif cash fiMEpI-
ATE. Z. o. BOX 37S. City Hall stn-
ton. New Aork C.ty.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-16
HAWTHORNE

FARM. li5 acres. h.sh elevation; fertile
land, apples IN abundance. other sruitt
10 acres of heavy timber; house - rooms;
fine shade aud water. sS miles OUT; SIS
0oo terms. T. ". TWlGGOH Hawthorne,
N. Y. Tel. 34sM Pleasnntville
New-York tribune., 1921-10-16
New York State

OIG, wild. wou watered tiYnbered. reroote
farm mile off state road, ten miles *
press depot. farm buildings, gravity spring
acres big brook. pace Tor laKe. orchard.
timber. farm buildings, IS 900; village. com
routins farm, modern room house set
farm buildings. fruit; cheap dairy farms
cheap, Wild. abandoned farms suitable
camp sizes, weeh-snds: village, modern
e9infnptlhs G. .91 Mons 81, Vyo up Alexander,
dsnce and country Office. PeekaANl 435.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-16

aHEEPsHBAD Bay and s room apart.
mel Is, all mo ern improvements rentals
500 upward. 201s Ocean az. cor Jerome.
Agent premises. Phone Coney Island 1885.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-16
Real Estate Opportunities Briefly I old
REAL Esr,TE-s..AE OR RENT
Florida

FLORYDA--ror Information about tho
oransr and grapefruit growing sections.
call. write or phone
TAMPA BOARD OF TRADE
n r B4anch oaice. 40 E. 4lst St. near
Madison Ave. Murrav Hin $3.50
New-York tribune., 1921-10-16

mands an extensive view Of New York
City and the Palisades The property
was held at S150,000
New-York tribune., 1921-10-16
Gets West 2l5th St. Plot

Mary A. Morales sold to julius Goe-
bel the vacant plot, 50x1O0. on the
south side of West 215th Street, 150
feet east Of Park Terrace West.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-16

55TH ST. C3 NASr-Non- -housekeepirg
apartment to rent, suitable for doctor,
main floor Apply premises or 407
Park av.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-16

S5TH ST. l22 WEST-studio apartment,
very large, attractive room. with kitch-
erette and bath / easement windows opcn
ireplaces parQuet floor; rent SIS Can 10
to 7, Sunday.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-16
NEW JERSEY REAL ESTATE

NEW ROOM APARTMENT-Porc gaa
: eIsctrclty steam; SIS. Van Winlile Rut6sr,
New-York tribune., 1921-10-16
Bronx Business Building Sold

Richard Dickson sold for the estate
Of Smith Williamson, Sarah William
son executrix. 1885 Brook Avenue, a
three-story business property.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-16
AL EsTArE-sALE OR RENT
Manhattan

ON WEST 1o3RD ST
between Columbus and Amsterdam Avenues Thrce
sty and basement dwelling: nine rooms Pr-co
tl3.I5O Owner William D. kilpa,rick. l49 B.way.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-16

saTH ST. 50 WEST rooms lSitchenetto
and bath. newly decorated; panelled
wall; rent 800. Phone Schuyler 3046
New-York tribune., 1921-10-16
New jersey

ROOMS ana two baths; superior service
and location. Phone Orange 4g1, or ,ne
quirc on premises. 81 Washing ton st.. East
New-York tribune., 1921-10-16
YONKERS
--- 49, - ----- i-a---- -
LARCEsfoNT

AT CHMONT-Beauti3u, semi hunga-
low, hvc rooms and bath. may se Nace
eight rooms with two baths. With second
floor finished. wide porch looking INTO
woods and small lnke on tao property. sS
minutes walk to station. fine. Tesirlotse
neig hhorhood possession Nov. J. Appl!
ownor. Richard stack, Larchuont. lAohe
baW. Pictures on request
New-York tribune., 1921-10-16

FOR SALE OR TO LET
New-York tribune., 1921-10-16

9th ST, WEST (adjoining Central
Park The only apartment house of its
kind; FREQ cooking service ana rcfrige1a-
ton: restaurant. swimming pool, maid
service; studio duplex apartments 3 to s
rooms. $500 to $4,000 annually.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-16

60TH ST, 2527. between 5th and sth avs
Unusually large rooms with high cell
ings rooms and bath $1,000: 6 rooms and
BATH, $1,000. Harris, Vought & Co., i East
4Gth ST. Vanderbilt 81
New-York tribune., 1921-10-16

s5TH ST. 1913 wEsT-Housekeep apar.-
ment, rooms. large and attractive;
tiled bath: entire Aoor In remodelled dwell
ing; rent Sis. Call 10 to 4, Sunday
New-York tribune., 1921-10-16
SERVANTLESS HOWE BARGAIN

1850 shCl les TITLE. balance OF
$500 on easy term mortgages, which can
be paid off in few years you now pay
rent Permanent homo. everything modern
and ren1y for occupancy, Al above Dil.e,
no extras; steam heat. hardwood floors;
beautifully decorated inside and out. Select
strictly residential neighborhood Water
sports golf, country club. Schools churc.les
markets. Nearly a00 feet elevation; no
mosquitoes. Co1y living room. with huge
olen fireplace. tlot lOOX225 IT. Picut. u
flowers aud rhrubs. no servants needed
electrically equipped through ghout, including
electric range, vacuum cleaner, vas 'er
electric lights and base plugs. Balance,
after Initial payment IN Oe paid up WITH
less money ttNtn you viii! waste III rent the
next four years. Investigate. i. u.
sNORCLs En, suite 1872, 10 Broadway,
y. Y. c. Te. 1872 Cortlaudt
New-York tribune., 1921-10-16
Bronx
RrvERpALE SECTION

R1vERDALE SECTION
JUST COMPLETED - Exceptionally well
built house. large rooms. baths.
FirepToof GARAGE, plot 50x100. Greystone
Avenue at West 93bth Street. near subway
station. A. E. Wheeler. owner. West 246th
street. Fieldston: 'phone klngsbrdGe 3296.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-16
TO 1.ET-UNFuaNIsnED
Manhattan

9TH ST, EAST. between Lexington and
Third Aves.-4 large, light rooms bah
open hreplaces, parquet floors, electric light
etc. Rent Sf.2o0 Henry Hof. SGT Third Ave
4STH ST. % DAsT. at Madison av.--velet
and maid service; rooms and bath;
$500 TO $500. harris. Nought & Co, {
East 46th st. Vanderbilt al
New-York tribune., 1921-10-16

GOTH ST. 1857 EAST, ct Lexington av.--
TWO rooms and bath, 1000 to 81 200
Harris, Vousht 81 Co., East 10th St. Van
derbilt 81.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-16

NEW RoCHELIb-Now vacant. Groom,
Stucco house. all modern improvements
hardwood, porch. large plot garage: ten
minutes IN walk depot. restricted section:
na,gain sale $4,000; third cash: ac,
quickly Owner, Box I76, Peekshill y X
New-York tribune., 1921-10-16

6CARSDALE-Owing to business change
owner wants an offer on hts SO, ,lOO home
house contains rooms baths good sized
plot in restricted section. inmates from
sfatioD: must sell quickly. Apply 2lO
FISH s. MARVIN. Scarsdaie. \. Y. Phone
Scersdale 6l0.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-16
NEW ROCHELLE

NEW RoCHELLE HOMESTEAD pABr
bungalow. 567 rooms ana garage
$500 up all improvements: 10 minutes
stations: ideal location Alao one 2-fa,ntlv
house. Terms to suit
Builder, 2Sl Main st Telephone go.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-16
PELHAM HEIGHTS.

Brick house, slate 1901, copper leaders
and cutters. hardwood floors: rooms 3
baths. sun parior. sleeping porch and ga
rage; plot 75xl 80. Price $4,000
32s H!GTBROOE AVE
BRICK HOUSE. : ROOMS. 3 BATHS
sun perlor, sleeping porch; garage
a-9 H.5norooN aye, Pelham Heights
New-York tribune., 1921-10-16
The Rent You Now Paw

FLORIDA REAL ESTATE
New-York tribune., 1921-10-16
Brooklyn
REAE ESTATE WANTED

IDEAL 3-story brick factory 12,oV0 ~a IT,
so Madison St, brooklyn. Owner, M Nfler.
1915 Catalpa av Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1921-10-16

-FOUR unusually large rooms. . closets
,. new modern houses. at II, Is. 10, 2S
f'i iillyea Ave. three blocks west OF
~ ckman 81. subway station Agent on
premises. Moderate rentals
New-York tribune., 1921-10-16

ARE YOU THINNING OF BUILDING .
We can at the present time offe, . nlnf
or exceptional value In one Of New 10
en- elte's finest sections. May we show II to
you MRS. EDMUND w. BODINE. .7o
Main ST. Tel. S4S New Rochelle y. Y.
Evening star., 1921-07-19
.HE PRESIDENT will receive
Gen. Pietro Badoglio of the
Italian army. this afternoon
~, in ha hlna

"HE PRESIDENT will receive
Gen. Pietro Badoglio of the
Italian army. this afternoon
at $3.50 o'clock in the blue
room at the White House. The gen.
eral will be accompanied by the am
bassador of Italy, Senator Ricci.
Mrs. Harding attended the luncheon
given today by the ladies of the Sem
ate at the Senate Office building. This
is one of the series given weekly
throughout the sessions by the wives
Of the members Of the Senate. and is
always delightfully."-. informal, the
members taking turns in acting -
hostesses, and the luncheon. of a very
simple nature. being spread in one
of the committee rooms.
Mrs. Coolidge, wife of the Vice
President, and head of the organiZa-
tion, invited Mrs. Harding to attend
today, though. of course, she is a
member, having Joined while the
President was in the Senate. The
hostesses today INCLUDED Mrs Frank
b. Kellogg, Mrs. Henry F. Ashurst'
Mrs. l.. Heisler Ball, Mrs. Ralph n;
Cameron, Mrs. Edwin S. Broussard
and Mrs. Arthur Capper.
The ambassador of Spain and Sonora
sixteen at dinner this evening.
The ambassador of Italy, Senator
Rolandi Ricci, entertained at lunch
con at the embassy today in honor
of Gen. Pietro Badoglio. former chief OF
staff of the Italian army.
The guests included the ambassador
of France, Mr.. Jusserand; the amDas-
sador of Belgium, Baron de cartier.
the ambassador of japan. Baron
y 1T n Il tttn npt
war. Mr.. J. NJ. Wainwright; Maj. Gen.
George c. Richards. chief of militia
bureau: Maj. Gen. Charles T. Memo
her, chief of air service; Maj. Gen.
w. ]. Snow, chief of field artillery;
Maj. Gen. F. w. Coe. chief of coast
chief of infantry; Maj. Gen. ]. G. Har.
bord. executive assistant to chief OF
staff; Maj. Gen. Peter c. Harris. the
adjutant general: Maj. Gen. H. l..
Rogers, quartermaster general: Brig.
Gen. Herbert NJ. Lord. chief of finance:
chemical warfare service; Brig. Gen.
Henry Jervey. director operations
division; Commander Galbraith, U. S.
N: Col. Siciliani. ghief of staff for
Gen. Badoglio; Maj. Gen. Frank Nc
Intyre: chief bureau of insular affairs:
Maj. Gen. Lansing H. Beach. chief of
Col. Mervyn c. Buckley and Comm.
Guido Sabetta. counselor: Cav. Andrea
Celesia Di Vegliasco, secretary: No
bile Tommaso Assereta, secretary;
Col. Vittorio Asinari di Bernezzo. mill
tary attache: Capt. Piero Civalleri.
naval attache; Lieut. Col. Alessandro
Guidoni. air attache; Cav. c. B. Gee
cato. commercial delegate: Comm.
Adolfo Einci, emigration delegate;
Capt Carlo Huntington, assistant
military attache; Signor Nittorio Fa-
lossi, secretary; Cav. G. Buggelli. spe-
cial attache; Comm. Francesca Quat-
trone, commissioner general and NJ. P.
and Mr.. Vincenzo Di Girolamo, chan
cellor, all of the Italian embassy
staff. Cav. Dott. S. Florfa, Cav. Alfani,
Maj Dubreuil. acting French military
attache. and Col. Haragushi, japanese
military attache
Evening star., 1921-07-19
daughter have left town for visit il
Nova Scotia.

daughter have left town for a visit in
Nova Scotia.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. c. Hilliard, jr., of
1850 Massachusetts avenue are also
at the Ambassador Hotel, at Atlantic
City.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Dana Hodgdon of
Leonardtown are spending several
days in Washington at the Hotel
Powhatan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Sherry will be
at home informally to their friends
Sunday evening, July "a, from to
10, at their residence. 1413 Decatur
street, in honor of their son, Daniel
Sherry. A number of out-of-town
guests have been invited. but no cards
have been sent out to friends in town.
Miss Mary Mixsell will entertain at
a miscellaneous shower this evening
in honor of Miss Melba Lenora Jones.
whose engagement to Mr.. Charles d.
Harbaugh has been announced.
Evening star., 1921-07-19
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to the
following:
Willie Harrison and Elizabeth Lucas.
Albert s. Fitch OF Clifton Forge. Va, and
Roberta l.. Hurley of this city.
Bryan l.. Corbin and Matte VI. Baucom.
Joseph A. Schulz Of bloomington. ILL.,. and
Constance ]. Boverie of Wellington, Tex.
William Burrs and Myrtle Smith.
Louis I. Dubow of ROsslyn, Va, and Sonia
Holizman of this city.
Raymond p. Harrison and Leona johnson.
Walter X. Alt and Hilda NJ. Eder, both OF
Baltimore. Md.
Alfred ScDgna and Adele Cerceo.
George E. Johnson Of Montello. Mass, and
Mildred s. Smith of Frederick. Nd.
Gus Gepeway Of Doubln. Ga, and Alma
Samaha of this city.
Walter Zinn and Theresa W. Cheatham
James johnson and Blancls. Jackson.
Jacob T.. Johnson and Nettie Peel.
Erward McCray and Helen NJ Green.
Edward Thompson Of Portsmouth. Va, and
Othealia R. johnson Of Norfolk, Va.
Stanley A. Shaner and Mildred l.. Wyne.
Addison W. Dillon and Rebecca W. Abdill.