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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-31
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Statesmen and Agents

MONEY ia u,e accident and health IA
SuIHu"" business can h. earned every
month for years AFTER "a" upHcyhuiI"r
- iItt sold. "" pay cU=l tunIpriir.t o.
'ion nUd liberal removal commissions.
Agents wanted ~ "Nyry town ana C.ty
IA JpI' St'f". johnson :. t,sus. I -
-ond Eu.lalns. Washington. II G.
EhlESAiAN waited. Win knowledge %.
plGra. 10 sra !Iuc ut phuyuacgnt!cs
30 up' H9l.y - character FgIl NOT b',r
lns.atl cation and u JHl -" not a st!ckcr
ANA eau stdy away from homo. Gl."
N'.tg Tue s. 4. Slaas"u.sili cOmpauy D..
bristol. Tenn Va.
SALESME% Are you out to make zeal
money Ny y.tu pl!u! very attractive
proposition 10 cNIyr!ynt.i paint and
t""hnE cement HHlrHnl-n ~ ih.s u.Tr!-
'Hft. "s.I.rs rtrr.HcE HrH s.fuIl.u4GEt
with ahIhty. A.Gr.Aa Tire cleveland
'gaiires 'u.. cleveland. ono.
SNLEsSi ~ ---Igre Hul Accessory .al-.m-n
We nave q .ld. anr :oc yuu that /, a
"Inn"; ~rl'r pr call sal. manager
~ sHG I; SuVtn ..Iu.i,"utu Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-31

The Cuesa pca!le aud ONO GALWAY

NOTICE OF Ann AL MEETING
K!chmVnd. NI.Sini. February II, 1871
SOTiCi: Is II EIt EBf GIVEN thh, IN,
hhmua. Me"tns OF ins SiockhoGdvis OF
The Chesapeake and OHIO Halfway Com.
pany viii be hc!d. as provided ia Inc ~.
Laws. at the oGHeIai OIiiGc OF the Com.
pany ia the CAY Ut kiGh!aond. Vi.s,nt,
Ola Tuesday. the lstu DAY OF Arrii Iy.I
81 eleven O'Clock ~. Al. -
% Tor tho eieSi!"n uI directors;
90 ~ approve anu CuUsvnt 10 bv vo,.
or UIhcEwse as may oe provided Gy l,w
ana SUBJECT 10 aHS necessary .g1rns, a.
consent Dy pubic authority, tus ir, -,
To the Company Or tbs acquisition o,nrr
wise oy tac NS.LItaay - Ana ~ ;nr .1tent
authorized ~ IAN. OF the IaIlrJau :, nj
property. witH iar appurIeHanvcs Inc
OF The Chesapeake amd OAIv Runway
PAM o"ns systematically all tho caulIa
90 10 authoriz. and consent "a ,,.
form aud terms OF any inslEuIu,u, ~
lease or otarfw!sc "a tue yTcnaI,,, m AZ
may DC submitted ~ tho meeting;
t) 10 approve. tat.ty ana comm IN an N
action iheFcioiuEe taken OF nuIAuglleI nY
tive Committee oi The Com .day wne; t,.r
pursuant to ANY previous Iutnorization nv
The STOCK holuCgs or otherwise as may ~
submitted 10 tue incc;!nS. and
co 10 transact such other bu.inaa,
"a may lawfully come before the meeting
TIL. stock transfer books Will b, rIn..oi
Al the oihc. OF tue Company. No ii
the lsth day or March. iy.I al uyrIyy;,
oS!"ck noon. aud VIII 10 reopenrJ ON
Wednesday. the 2Otn day OF hurI 1871
~ ken O'Clock a. NJ. i' $3.50
by order ar the Hoard or D!rcotors
- A Th s:NvErT. secretary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-31

~ TIE CLERKS OFFICE or TIiE cir.
CUT COURT OF RUSSELL COUNTY
VIRGINIA..
!. L. IL. Combs Clerk OF the said court,
do hereby certify that the bond rcpu.rri
OF the Special Commissioner and trustee
IS IAc decree rendered IA said cause u.
tnc I-ih aIy u March 1871. has been
du.y given.
Gwen under my nani as clerk u. III,
su!d court tAiS lith day .! Marcia 1921.
l.. IL. COMBS.
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FiNiNCiiL
Eusincss OppnItmmitics
81

CAIiIAI. utlirs 10 manufacture. ou,
goods. Thousands q uun!..t or!tJ. ia
1890. TG."at laNssu<ufigu invited. 30
stlfur lu-.-ttuHat "a tuC city Address
alr st"s 1872 ..iAt MA.a street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-31
IICTIONS-LEG1LS
Legal Notices
D l
OFFICE Oh
DIRECTOR or I'UBLIC SAFETY.
Room No, 500. cay man.
hleGMona. VA. March -. 1874.


=
PROPOSALS.
S"LltG Proposals N!4. tie received AZ this
office until Friday. Aprl 10. 1871 al -.
o'clock noon iur the erection and conn
pictIoU OF - FIRE ENGINE. HOUSE. 10 tie
.pshtvd at second Avenue amt Stuart
street. Highland PARK. RlcGmuuH. Va. aC-
t"rd.nS 10 plans ILI sp,,IuC.ttuus a.
prepared uy Aisssrs. CaGueh! X johnston.
-\:cAItects
i'IuTs and specifications can be scen and
other .EivrmI lion can be had upo:i rpIIt-
cation ~ the nGtiiiUg lts pcCtor's OH -,
!sOu. No. avJ. CIiy Han.
Certified Chcck for $500 must accom-
pHny all Proposals, ana bond ruuaI
20 - VrT cent "i tHc amount OF yont!a CT
N.!i be rcuHlgcd ~ the successful Bidder
The Director OF iuhic safety reserves
the tlshi 10 reject any aud al bids ct
;crvd. " VI. Nj MYERS
director OF Public SAFETY.
THE PLANTERS NATIONAL. BANK
Richmond, a. March - 1911
Tho directors OF th1s oanN have today
declared iau REGULAR quarterly Ill yid.,Ii
Oi 80 uI. the capital STOCK. payable Aurti
/. 1874, TO tne sIOCkhJ!Ivgs OF RECORD a. ot
MagNa -. !.-l
Oh. chs VIII be mailed.
W. Al. GODDARD
Vice l'lt Hlltlt "A Al 1
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
Receivers Sale at Auctior

OF BOILER. ENGINE. SAW MITI
FORD RUNABOUT
Pursuant To decree of Circuit Court
w ,h'S CT nrid county. entered Fen
ruary 10. 1921. IN suit of Adkins ys
Atkins ct al, the UNDERSIGNED re-,
cc!Her VIII sell at auction
FRIDAY. APRIL !. 1921.
at o'clock T.. NJ.
on The farm of j. u. I.aPradc 4,
Chesterfield County, Va: one Eoilrr
or Ehsinc and one Saw Mill. com
RUnabout gu
TEltMS: Cash only.
ALFRED r. COHEN. Receiver.
'o3 lrhFcirrs Ruildlng. Richmond. Va.
bond required has been given
Iest"; PHIL v COGBlIL. Clerk.
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LIDE STOCK
Poultry and SuppIics

iEGHOEN> -wAIto WyanGyit-. I."gnorn
eggs. ;!.25 setting. DAhtIts Canua.
h".d. 3.linn. ahac"lcfords. Va
vAivTniDGE ROCKS Har,.i nocas. urh,
ana darn. BACK NiiIDruaa. .s... H.!
Hech. kanip!ph $3.50 I2gs IrpO.. Road
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-31

TIE UNION BANK OF RICHMOND
Iiif. directors OF this bank have, urri, rod
thc resai"r quarterly dividend OK four
peg, cent $50 on ihc capital stock ~
slid hHnk. payable Apii 10 stockhSil .T :
OF record as OF March IS GhgriI, ,v In
ht MA!Iru. Z. Z. BarkslAle NnshIrr
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If you want to buy q
home, see
PELL S. ROGERS & CO.,
4 Mutual Bldg.
Madison l747.

LIS your lroprriy vita W FOR sale or
y J. ;. iiarvtH. ai2 MutuA. Hunting
LIST 'pur property for gUiyls results with
US Tor sale cent W. L.. Purcell If
Co. Inc. y. East Frauklln street
RICHMOND TRUST co. Real Estate Do
partig-ni. sales. rentals. .oans. seventh
aud Main streets.
LIST your ;tr;us WIKI j. Y. WAiteaursL
.nl4 East Main.
WANTED. CITY property to scl. or r.at.
spIc'a. attention bald 10 ia" care nini
az Keep Of uunrcSiG mt owners. KEN
yong property up and your vNp.nscs
down, Alfred Mel - Co.. SIS - tranL.
lin st. Room ~. Randolph 35s3.
W r. nave several clients for homes ,uutn
OF Main IA the West Fad. PrIce, uuuu;
$1,000 hht nave you 10 oIcr? J. a
ConErl!y = Go.
WE stand ready - T,nt sell your prop
rriy List II with Us. NJ. u. iuaihiIucr
second nooT. FIlst National Bunk HuiId.
inE. kanuul.n 81.
WHEN you tninh of lire !nIurAmco or real
estate look up ,Aas T.. !.uvhr " Co
Inc. Ch.s. a. l.o,hr and oscar I. Adams.
YOUR HOUSES
Or APARTMENTS
FOR SALE Ok. FOR RENT
SHOULD BE LISTED WITH
IL. L. l. l.. u. EbEL.
NORTH NINTH STREET.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-31

ga under. our hands ihis ii:h da5
.g-h 1874.
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-06-03

Ian T. 7 Franklin Of Hebron /, quI,,
d, u" Dunn on BeIIuIls ST.. Ven,
Uncle Billy lloyd and VII. ..,.
J." Marion Tuesday shopping
" Kemp and wiz, Of rrl.a.
"''' 10 che oiy Tuesday
MI Il II kemp end family o.,
hopkinswlle attended the Men,.
aeruca here
N , roue sni D A. p.,,...
weight we're Boz Marion ry.da,
NJ . j fanIsIl WIN h.. been
quite 90. BE- ,onu.sang
] r,lens b. u.l confined "a
be home
, y Heath snd family Of C.,l.o
Who have been visiting 81 s.l
NJ Coz Olive returned o. Csrt.a
Tuesday
Asurs Boston returned from Ala,
un'u''s Bod shsrs BE- cent ~ b.
Treated fot rheumatism
81" Esther Barnett mother and
Gene Goes sent o. T..a T...i.,
h0tu A g. ans Nwls Naaw
returned Wsdrs.isy fiamatas.ns
Wr o. i.uaLtiti.su
STEELE i'iIm sent o. Erpi1H
Saturday
Vs. e rubber y.ar llf1 at..s
l.a saf n 20 BKEW
e. " liant returned SATURDAY,
iru e tai.nr. tur 90 laan.Is
% lanl " Ha.tffd aa. m
ihs uiy Saturday
taf hunH susniei its o.umsa.s.
msai rsfa.ss FRIDAY night
la Waller uaf Boz Mari. Sat-
urday ani reported tr SOUNDS a. b.
Iurraunf
" Hali 81, BOZ ths ,ty rl,
dsy
Me- Sarah ussr cent 81 Ha.l
fard martsI b. ,su Nlu Gaiys
lanai
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-06-03
LOCAL |
HAPPENINGS

SOUND. Umbrella. Geo W Stone
Harry Johnson and wife who have
t,s visiting here have returned 10
Princeton
81. end Mrs j N Boston and
Mr. end Mu n ! Mum spsn, sun
D., Boo Sullivan
Ts Good second hand cau for
.sN % EsKEw
MrIams. " ID Ficksns and sa
nt Johnson went 10 BlAckford satur
AJ
H and NJ u Monsymaksr
sus u Marion last FRIDAY
Dnufs lus " Crayhs va here
saturday on business
b Clements ~ Chapel Iil "a,
tas .a tlfinea saturday
ss.lfs Hil n pssn~osi sas here
.t.IisI
H.k.nlsy " Dysu'bufg section
10. bee Wednesday
Nn.usu u Weston uas here
aJ
DO Williams ~ tasad 80 boz ths
.l si.fiai
Is.a s.s an three ariillss sa.h
h beginning june Cih Wath cor
s.u % COCHRAN a eco
bel. H.tsaFs passsd thru here Sal
.fisI sr 4is ia Mail.onu.Is g.
.f su 90 ths ussnthuio Clut
lsts stephens sent o. run.s
t .silffai
H NarHls Miller sent a. Cfayus
a aI
M j hffsfi ssri o. rur.s
A tflftsY
Batter " ID Hayden
l.l 4t.ifrmaus and NJ hatt n
.au stisnisd ths Nasanr Lode
trt Ilsfiaf nlFhi
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-06-03

h's Vanhooser returned 10 Black.
ford Thursday
M Thomas Lilly Of Morganfeld
visited Mr. Geo Ome this week
TIE Woman Club met with Mrs
Geo Ome Thursday At 300 D. m
jane ID Carnahan went To Black
io'd Wednesday on a visit
Eme1ct Payne and t. h Hardin
oi hepion were here "wednesday
y q Threlkeld lost q valuable
mare Tuesday by overhead
u = WiIborn aud Joe Bourland
made q business trip % Salem and
lola Tuesday
Watch our .hoW window Tor come
real bargain. o u Cochran a Go.
Beginning June oh. W. Will offer
SOME Real Bargains Three articles
each day Watch our wlndoes
~ u COCHRAN a co
Its iandrII Gugsnhsim. n
oms ani Q % Cochran fronts have
lfrn mu.h Improved Boz lool by b..
ihr nssJ painted
NH G.snna sisro aho b. attend
ing business ooIleg, 10 noW az home
Do pend ths summer
lhr remain ~ 1911 Co1f .on Of
\ q Cook ssrs brought ~ Marion
Tuesday end buried at Espiun We'd
nf.dsy
t. james . Price va called
h rryisnrs b. conduct ths funeral
d VI y Baker Mr Baker va
arf ~ tts oldest and beet citizens ~
Webster county 81 Price uiIl
.'aj over and preach 81 Providence
tru Sunday
belly Ghu.ani sho bal. been At.
tending .haoI here ih.s winter rot
mrsi tl hs home Boz MiH Wsdne.
iay
sanu GlFsrhrm and 900 samuel
sent 'o Evansville Thursday
NJ Marie Blackwell and tso Doc
90 daughters &C. visiting boz parents
Mr ani So Dorsey Cak
" o. CwasI b. nll confined g.
tr ro.m
Mr HatJ Asher sho BE- iHa boz
ria' Boz ratlIat bad boz ionsils rs.
bowed Saturday and ia doing vsil
o. ani Walter Wheeler made
q tasn~t tur ia ratuah Tuesday
aII %. plain sewing 40 rasarabls /
us Mr % e. johnson al
NJ s. o. HarpeniinF lsfi Thurs
tay or smituus Oih o. visit
BE- toH Nu b Hopkins aoo1m
panied boz
Mu Eay tap ~ hopk.nsuils
b. visiting Mu Harpsniinr tbs
vsst
Mr H.auhs klnsollur ~ Sal
on aas n itr d.ti Friday
Mr 20 A. Travis ~ rnsy sai
H Naur .topp.uf Friday
Hts passenger fafd 90 model Or
a.s of st,haufs Cor uhablut %
O. o GILBERT ~ u
Ialas Nartsn and wife srrs n
co. .t itH vrek
Willie rau ~ ths Pleasant Hl
ss.t.n uas lu CO. city Friday
o. 500 SAINT SOME real ya.ur
r. 500 ta watch our windows salh
a., fum Iarf COO tU September ist
4 % COCHRAN a GO
Str y Moore and son. i.m.
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-06-03

Mr y y Naorr and Son. Jim.
1T NsiuruI.f arc visiting Relatives
m co.. lif
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-06-03

a. Nars tta b. attending school
n Evansville .rrni ihs sssl oui n
Naf.H
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-06-03

AZ and Nr s . nrashsr were
boz che cts Saturday
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-06-03

o. 500 uarf SOME real yalur =
M t.a h uat.t aur windows each
a., fum Ianf 6ih o. september ist
III % COCHRAN a 90
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-06-03

n Br,hhsld rs,snlly sold be
,st.os. leaf i2s 10 lugs O. 70
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-06-03

Henry Phillips " Ca,ad ~ss ,a he
.u1 Monday
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-06-03

Na sarah Bloc Of Marganleld
visited DO. Virginia Blue here this
seek
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-06-03

loo family 20 . j Nave has
moved u be- farm m Livingston
.arf, o. HIHi ttf summer
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-06-03

%" james p Price va called
h rrydsnrf b. conduct ths funeral
f " y Baker Mr Baker va
ars ~ ths oldest and beat citizens ~
Webster county Mr Price aIlI
.aj a,r and preach 81 Providence
rru SUNDAY
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-06-03

willie raru ~ ths Pleasant Hl.
ss.t.n uat u CO. city Friday
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-06-03

Nr Maus Blackwell and tao hi.
i.s iauftisfs arr visiting hsf parents
81 ani Mr Dorsey Clat
" % CwasH b. uI' confined a.
tH r0m
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-06-03

Ibe remain 10 1911 Coaf .on Of
y D Cook sers brought ~ Marion
llr'iai end buried 90 Espton We'd
ns.dsy
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-06-03

&c., e. k.tb, went 90 Henderson
Tuay
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1921-12-11
LORD LEE BEING
PROPERLY PLACED.

Lord Lee of Fareham, head of the
British admiralty and one of the
delegates to the conference on limi-
tation of ornaments, occupied his
seat by Mr.. Balfour yesterday for
the first time since his Illness. Lord
Lee is just being properly placed in
America, !.tCGuSe he had not been
elevated to the peerage when he
endeared himself 20 so many of the
men who saw service in the Sqdn-
tsh- American war both in Cuba and
Porto Rico. Lord Lee at that time
was a British observer. Fresh from
many Of the campaigns in India and
the Near East. he was a most n
terested spectator Of the lighting.
And the story is told by many Of
the veterans OF '9S that Mai Lee
remained dan gerously within the
line of fire during most of the ac-
lions. and at one time had his
glasses shot off lie was always
standing by to commend some
American for an act Of heroism. or
to offer hand when some one was
hurt
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1921-12-11

Former Premier Viviani took his
seat at the front of the table at
the conference on limitations of ar.
maments yesterday. BY him was
Senator Oscar Underwood, member
70 the American delegation. For
the first time every one notices a
striking resemblance between the
two. both in figure and facial con-
tour. Also every one notices that
Mr.. Viviani has tootheache. He
holds a handkerchief to his face
and is unable quite TO conceal some
panGs of anguish.
However. when he arises to de-
liver his response to the address Of
Mr. Lodge everything else is ror-
gotten. At first he talks after the
fashion of the typical American
business man. and resembles one
But he wakes eloquent Iater. arn
the audience discovers in his voice
the same richness and resonance
that made NJ. Brands so pleasing.
He is not quite as dramatic. or
graceful. but he is none the less a
master in moving an audience. pos
sessing much of the same remark
able power as does Nine. Bernhardt
who does not need a translator 10
make herself understood.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1921-12-11
Woman Patient
Stays Physician
Calmly Walks Out Past Three
Others After Firing
Shot.

NEW YORK. Dec. lO-The
Brooklyn police were called upon
tonight to solve one of the. strang-
est murders in the history of that
borough. DR. Abraham Glickstein.
46, married and the father of three
children. was the victim. He ranked
high in his profession as special
list in women's diseases. His
slayer was a comedy young woman,
patient of DR.. Glickstein, who
killed the physician almost instant
ly with a single shot directly
through the heart.
Not a sound was heard in the
adjoining room and the woman
was permitted to walk from the
doctors private office unmolested.
Three patients waiting to see the
doctor were in the ante-room 10
his consultation chamber when the
door opened quietly and a woman.
in no way unusual in appearance,
walked out.
Hardly had she left the room
when the door to the private office
was opened again and DIR. Click
stein staggered into the room. His
hands were clasped to his heart.
Get me help" he begged in a
whisper. Before any of the pa
tients could reach his side he
crumpled up on the floor. dead.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1921-12-11
GEORGETOWN PROM
TO BE HELD FEB. I

Georgetown Law School seniors will
conduct their annual prom at the
New Willard Hotel on February
The following have been appointed
to arrange for details in connection
with the prom, each OF them being
assisted by ten members of the class:
Executive committee. Frank J. AL
bus: finance committee. Ward J.
BoOte: hall and refreshments, Paul J.
Mullen; music and favors. Raymond
F. Clarity: reception. invitations and
programs. Jonas NJ. Smith decora =
tons. John l.. sullivan; and publicity.
Leo T. Collier.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1921-12-11
Police Take 3
As Teet0furT1
Spins in Auto
Cops End Quiet Game Be-
tlUeen Hackers on Penn
syIuania Avenue.

The top was spinning.
The hackers were winning.
The cops were grinning as they
approached parked auto on Penn
syIvania avenue near Fifteenth
street northwest, while thousands
of people looked on, shortly before
4 o'clock yesterday afternoon.
A little game of teetotum was in
progress in the back seat of the
auto when Sergt. NJ. Collins and
c. G. Thayer. of the First precinct
station. arrived.
Three Of the hackers were taken
to the station house They gave
their names as Luther Fadely Hum
mer. % years old. lil4 Twenty
ninth street northwest: William
Samuel Shipley 25 years old. 1870
FOur-and- a-half street southwest.
and William Otis Andrew. 22 years
old. 1916 n street northwest. Hum
mer was charged with permitting
gambling because. police say, he
was in charge Of the car. The
other two were held as witnesses
Later in the evening Hummer was
released on S25 collateral. The
others were discharged upon their
promise to appear when wanted.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1921-12-11
ALL KINDS OF TROUBLE
OVER GALLERY SEATS.

There was all kinds of trouble
with the seats in the gallery at
Continental Hall yesterday prior to
the opening of the plenary session
% the arms conference. Because
the session was called most unex-
pectedly ii was impossible to have
tickets printed for the members of
Congress. However, they were noti-
fed that they would be admitted on
proper Identification. To make this
possible the sergeant -at-arns and
various other officials were brought
over from the Capitol to assist at
the doors. Unfortunately. how
ever. many of the members of Com
gress delegated their privilege to
members of the r FAMILY and under
the circumstances it was quite i'm
possible for the Capitol officials to
make identification. also impossible
to dispute the claims of those seek
'ng admission. So the session yes
terday had quite the largest attend
anCe of them all
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1921-12-11
JAPANESE ALWAYS
DO THINGS JUST RIGHT.

The japanese again imprt sscd
Americans with the fact that they
always do things right and invar,-
ably anticipate almost any ocCs-u':
which may arise. Yesterday, ror
instance. there was quite an I'M
usual display of uniforms. There
was quite an arrav of American Of
ficers. The French and the British
uniforms were very much In evil
dence. The Italian uniform was
quite conspicuous. But the Japa-
nese must have decided that dis
armament meant also the disarma-
ment of military t5ilors and ap-
peared in the severest of black.
hroadcloth walking suits. The sec
ton. which at former meetings of
the ornaments conference had been
quite resplendent with uniforms.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1921-12-11
6rATE FINCTIONARIEs
BLOSSOM FORTH.

Incl lentally. as result of the
terrific jam on the occasion of the
previous session. when hundreds Of
officials We're forced to battle their
way through 4 single door, all Of
the entrances to the building were
opened yesterday and with the eX-
ception of the unavoidable d fficulty
with members of the families OF
g congressman. the situation was
handled quite Handsomely and eX-
peditiously and numerous function
aries of the State Department, who
had been held n reserve, were given
an oppor.un ty to blossom forth in
their twO-quart hats and parade
uniforms
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Trip ReUeaIs Marriage
Of Dudley Field Malone

NEW YORK. Dec. l0-Dudley
Field Malone. former collector Of the
port of New York dashed up the
gangplank of the ship Rotterdam as
dock hands prepared TO lift il today.
With him was his bride. formerly
Miss Doris stevens. They sailed
for RouloGnc.
only today It was learned that the
marriag e took place Monday at Peeks-
Kill. y. Y.
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TENOR WILL SING
HERE FOR CHARITY

John Mccormack yesterday tele-
graphed friends in Washington that
he would appear in concert for the
benefit OF St Roses Catholic Indus
trial School. favored charity Of
the famous tenor.
The concert will be given January
at the New National Theater. and
the entire proceeds will he devoted
to the Industrial Home for Young
Girls. Mrs. GKatie Wilson, Greene
will sell tickets at Droops music
store
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1921-12-11
ID. c. WAR MOTHERS
ELECT OFFICERS

Officers were elected last night by
the District Chapter OF War Mothers
at the Thomson school
The election follows: Mrs. Joseph
Phillips. war mother; Elem c. Wag-
ner. first vice war mother: Bernice NJ.
Snyder. second vice war mother; Mrs.
George G. Seibold, recording secre-
tary: Mrs. Ellen NJ. Sears. correspond
Philips. war mother: Ellen G. WaG-
ing secretary; Mrs. T.. G. Criswell
treasurer, Ms NJ. 9. Ward. parlla-
mentarian: Mrs. Al"in Anthony. chap
lain: Mrs. Effy 9. Norton. historian.
Tentative plans for the entertainment
of 900 soldiers Of ST. Eizabeth's Hos
pital on Christmas day were made.
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Orn,O War Paintings
To Be Exhibited Again

The startling anti-war paintings by
Bella OrmO. which were exhibited at
the New Willard a week ago. will be
on view again tomorrow and Tues
day at Gibbons Hall. Catholic Uni
versity.
The paintings attracted a great deal
of interest on their first appearance
and many of the delegates to the
arms conference as well as the diplo-
matte corps expressed a desire to view
them again.
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Will Discuss Teachers Paw.

The newly organized Teachers
Council OF the Washington public
schools will meet with the Board
of Education Tuesday evening at
Franklin School. to discuss higher
compensations for teachers Before
the open mesting with the teachers
delegates. the Board of Education
will hold a private meeting at 1880
o'clock.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1921-12-11
SINGERS ATTRACT
LARGE AUDIENCE

Washington music lovers once more
heard Lorraine Wyman and Howard
Brockway last night at Central High
School auditorium where a program
of Kentucky folk songs and French
ballads was presented to large au-
dience including members OF the dip
lomatic circle and guests at the con-
ference.
The program was arranged in com.
pliment to the conference on the lin
itation OF armament and was given
in behalf of the community center
department.