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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-23

Where were YOU on the day Of ,tsnon...
When the thunder shook the world {
And the cry went through ths hesv.ns "
And the solid hills wore hurIed3T H
wv. l.. H." asks for. a poem by th.
Harold Johnson, an Enklishtnan, cont,,U;rv.
the following lnes: "ihins
Follow the CLEAN, lad. come vb.,
Whatever the world and folks MAJ nay
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-23

in The Eyrrrro Pusrac Lspczn Of January
is. 1921. We cannot reprint u SO soo"'
"F. L. t." asks for q poem containing
these lines:
II grew afraid Of human eyes,
Flashing and shining everywhere'
Catherine d. Pclk asks for the poem con-
toining these lines:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-23
"Per Pacem ad Lucem"
Did Tennyson Write Them7

To the Editor Of the Eueniuo Public Ledger;
sir-The following lines have been nt'
tributed TO Tennyson
No moaning of the bar; Eail forth, strong
ship,
into that gloom which has Gods face for
far light;
Not a dirgc. but proud farewell from
each fond lip.
And praise. aboundIrg praise and James
faint atapIght.
No moaning OF the bar. musical drifting
OF times waves, turning TO tho eternal
sea:
Deaths soft wind all thy gallant canvas
lifting.
And Christ thy pilot to the peace TO be.
Can any ono tell mo where can find
them? G. w. L.
Philadelphia. September ~, 1921.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-23
wonan Defends Younq Men

TO the Editor Of tho EvcrIr0 P"bi.c L"d9"r:
Sir read with as:oriSnment the letter
Of Eleanora Price in regard 70 rhe BOYS and
young men OF today. don't tno" wnat
she can be thinking about. Is she mother
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-23
II Is Against the Law

To the Editor Of the Fvenino Public Ledger:
slr--I am reader of your paper and
would like to have you decide a bet Is
It against the law 70 make home brew7
F. l.. r.
Camden, y. j., September IS. 1921.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-23

II is impossible to tell who are entitled to
this property or in what proportion It Is to
be distributed.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-23
Au,bor 40 po.r

To the Editor Of the Epenino Public LEDGER
Sir-Please tell me the name OF the poem
from which the following verse was taken!
'Oh, her hearts adrift with one
On an endless voyage eonei
Night and morning
Hannah's at tho window binding shoes
q. w. l..
Philadelphia. September 1s. 1921.
The poem IL called "Hannah Binding
Shoes" and was written by Lucy Laroom'
"Per Pacem ad Lueem"
To the Editor Of the Evening Public Ledger
sir-1 am desirous Of knowing the name
OF the poem from which these lines are taken
II do not ask o Lord, that life may DO
A pleasant road;
do not ask that Thou wouldst take from me
Aught Of its load"
JANE NJ CLEMENTS.
Philadelphia, September ls, 1921.
The title of this poem Is per Pacem nd
I'ucem." and It was written by Adelaide
Anne Proctor.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-04
81 Yr. Old "Vet"
of the Ciuil War
Enjoys the Beach

One OF tbs interesting visitors at
the Beach is r. w. Chamberlain of
Timber Lake. S. D. lie is now 81
years old and was member of the
military band during the civil war.
lie was with il in Washington when
its members were addressed by Presi-
dent Lincoln, an event he says. he
VIII never forget. as IL was the most
inspiring address he ever heard.
When asked as tn the Nonpartisan
League, which has \ strong hold in
the Northwest. he said Il have no
use Tor 1t. l cannot see where it has
ever bee1 any benefit In any one.
While it is strong in North Dakota Il
has never had much of a hold in our
state. Our governor simply would
not stand for IT,"
Mr. Chamberlain has a hne home
on the Ocean front tie bought tho
lot 1--WE years ago for $3.50. with 80
teet frontage ard now IL is worth one
hundred dollars q front foot He
loves the Beach and expects TO spend
most Of his limo here in the future
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-04
Michigan Candy
Manufacturer at
the Seaside Inn

Mr.. and Mrs C. o. Dnpv.n oa
Miss Hazel Duggan OF Drtrnit NH
old friends of Mr.. ana Mrs / p
Gienn and I the Beach. hay. .r,,v.a
ior an extended stay at the S...ias
Inn asiue
Mr. DaGgan. although past 20 v.ays
appears like a man OF 40 Five v..rs
ago he made up his mind IN r.,i,.
from active business. hut only -.
manned retired three months mi.
Was enough of a rest for him a,s
since tnen nc has heen as active or
more SO than ever. He is the presi.
cent OF the Arctic Creamery company.
oie most extensive creamery and
CANDY manufacturers in Michigan,
win factories in both Detroit aud
Grand Rapids. having taken over the
hehey Candy company in the latter
city some time ago
When asked what Detroit peopls
Thought of the appointment of Captsir
DENNY for secretary OF til. navy. Nj.
Dusgan replied with much enthusi.
asm: No choice that could hsv.
been made would have suitcd them
better. We feel he is Just the man
for the place. He was real natria;
uuftuE inc var. Although mad OF
mature years. he volunteered as a
private. and this proved a wonderful
incentive for many others to 60. He
made good. as everyone knows. and
he came home with a marvellous rec.
ord. Hs is s1i excellent business msn
has a spotless character AMI is one
of our most beloved citizens. Juat
the man for the place
When asked about Senator New
berry's predieament. he said: Most
Detroit neople now feel sorry for him.
He bslangs TO one of our best fami-
lies. He was in the war and had two
boys there also We wouil like TO
see the matter so arranged so that he
may escape prison sentence"
business generally" said MIR. Du.
gan is beginning to pick mp in De.
troit and We are looking for pros
porous year along all lines
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-04
DE MILE QUARTET WILL BE
ATTRACTION THIS EVENING

At the Auditorium this evening the
DeAIille Quartet will be the attraction
as a regular assembly number.
An organization famous throughout
Canada is the DeMille Male Quartette
OF Toronto. assisted by Miss Hilda
Buckingham. brilliant pianists. The
personnel of the company is made up
OF all Canadians. residents Of Toronto
the musical center of the Dominion
and Canadian headquarters OF the
Coit-Alber Bureaus.
The repertoire of the qusrtette in
cludes selections from the great ora
torios and operas, the choicest OF the
English. Scotch and Irish melodies,
standard and popular songs. MOI
alone. as a quartette do they excel
but In concerts. recitals. orztorioS ana
opera selections. each individual mem
her stands distinct. having been ac-
corded marked recognition because OF
his yirtuosity. \ company supreme
in personnel and superb in repertoire
"a distinct addition TO the list Oh hnc
3vceun concert organizations.
Mr. Hartwell DeMille has earnea
Continental reputation as highclsSS
vocalist. and is recognized as one o.
the most brilliant baritoncs before ths
m,hIic He is the. orEanizer snd man
aeer of the auartette that hears ms
name AMI has selected 2 great person
mel: ". Edmund Caps. tenor, Jas.
I, GaIbraith, tenor; Alfred ): n No'
son bssso: Miss Hiida Buckingna ID
niauistc. graduate OF the Toronto 'on'
servatory of Music. a.
An have had vide experience IN M
concert field sad have appeared pt'
fore some OF the largest chau'a''9uS
audiences both in Canada ana '"s
Rated states
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-04
WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
CELEBRATED az TRENCHS

On the evening Of March mum.
her OF the friends OF Mr. and Mrs. \
r. Trench OF $50 South Auaatlc ave.
nue. aesisted them IN diiiasiy obsery
inc the thirty-seventh anniversary OF
their wedding 1t vas on March 1.
1854. that Edith II Amber and Mel
son I. Trench We're proaounced man
AMI wife al Palmer. Mass They now
I've in Csutoa. Conn Among those
Wbo enjoyed the good tlme sud de.
licious refreshments wore Mr. AVID
Mrs. Theodore Rsldus Mr. and Mrs.
Herbert Hood and William Anderson.
Jewell, Iowa Air and Mrs j. A.
Willis and Mir and Mrs. J NJ Wide
oor and son, stanley of Clyde. Ohio
sir and Mrs y. G. Willis og Wake
maa. Ohio; Mr.. ami Mrs Joha Kerry
Glenn, Mich: Cora Crockett and jos
sic Willis Of Wakcmap, Ohio
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-04
,. J. Tracey Picked
To Head Ticket at
Beach Elections

Al the Daytops Beach caucus held
al the town hall last evening, a mu-
s'cie2i ticket was nominated yor va
rious OFFICES 10 be filled at the elec
ton OF March 20. strong ticket be.
tns selected headed by u. Jefferson
Tracey, councilman for the past four
years.
About SO voters were present TO
take part in the caucus. the follow
inc ticket being selected:
For mayor. D, j. Tracey.
For cooncilmen. years. Harry
Thompson. Clarence willard
For councilman. year. Garth b
Young.
For clerk and tax assessor Riley L.
SeideA
For tax collector. George A. Parker.
For town marshall. William Young
For tow treasurer, n. A. Weston.
Few OF those nominated had any
opposition at the caucus, although Il
has besa stated that petitions for 9th
Ell candidates will be circulated be-
tore election. assuf;ng a spirited hght
Tor several OF the offices
The slate selccted is interesting in
that the three eouncilmen nominated
are all rev men in th. political arena
az tae beach, Harry Thompson Of the
Clarendon garage. Clarence Willard
OF the mechanical staff of the Daily
News AID Garth G, Young. proprietor
Of the Atlantic Pharmacy. d. A Nes-
tor. slated for treasurer is also a
aew conner IN the geld. running 10 sue
coed II. G. Doilitz treasurer OF Dayto-
ns Beach for many years
Riley Seldet as clerk aud asses
scr, Geo. 4. Parker AZ collector and
W. u. Young as marshall are old tim
ers in the political field. aud had no
opposition TO the positions which they
have filled number Of terms, and
10 which they are again aspiring.
ID Jefferson Tracey has served sex
ersl terms rs councilman in most
efficient and energetic manner. and il
Was the general opinion og the voters
that he would b. able in an even
greater degree t. serve tae town as
MAYOR K. L. Niyeu refusing the nom
isatioz
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-04
THE CAMP FIRE GIRLS
ADDRESSED BY MISS KINNEY

Saturday afternoon az tie bome or
Nrs. John Payne. Harvey street Mis-
Florence Kinney. assiataui ible
teacher and student worker OF the
Billy Sunday party, addressed tie SIT
var Beach Camp Fire Girls
She stressed the impariancr Of DC
voting ones time, laleui aad eucrgy
10 things worth ~bile Her sddres~
vas replpte With Interesting incl
dents. apt illustrations and charming
stcries
Miss Kinney waa idcHjGe1 wu1
camp IRE nork IS guardian of seg-
eral groups previous 10 Der CuNucr-
jiou with The BILLY Sunday organizs.
tiDn
The girls wore their picturesque
ceremonial robes and we're photo
graphed with Miss kiauey iu the ten
ter vi he group.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-04
p. JOHNSON SELLS
FCJRiCAL SUPPLY END

George +. Johnson has Just 'loSel
dost WITH ]. s. Crook. formerly Of Ne
troit Mich. by which the laaer ne
s@,,,es the owner Of the elec'rissi so
ply department o. r. ,pt'u ri,l add
a,nch n thc stock in this line carried
h~ AIR Johnson and expec's = have
e ~ "a Na,e fun line OF electrical sup.
H. .s,n me space in the Johnson store
r ,, as this portion Of his stock mas
',l,gays occrpied Mr. Crook VI. nav ~, :
avsociated with him IN business -, ~
~, .,,,sed !, leh on Palmetto @'ree'
mi expects 10 begin the erection o. q
anu ,,l,,n men home thereon very soon
lie and his family have been coa com ~
i ',v .', winters Tor several years and ne nc
~ ~ onailv concluded 10 engage u
BUSINESS here and stay pefh'a"e'''''
2
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-04
FREE COAL IF YOU
DIG 1T YOURSELF


FLUSHING o. March Goal i~
ubtauable free here Tor all Wbu care
to die, ID
Contractors grading on tine Morn,
town state read, struck vein %.
coal When winter stopped work
they offered persons who wanted coal
the r.ght 10 obtain il il they would
dig IL.
The offer resulted in mateTial prog
ress being made on THAI pat, of the
road The digging done by the per
sons who took advantage OF the offer
aided in completing The grading Of
the road
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-04
NEPTUNE HOTEL

Al the Feptuns hotel ate regis
tered:
Geo. A, Sseer AID wife. NJ 4 Spcer
Mrs Thomas Noblev. Sanford Fla
Mr. and Mrs d. NJ May. Miss Adele
May. Savannah. Ca: Mt and Mrs NJ
T. NcEldoxrey. Winchester. Ky;
Mrs. c. S. McManus, Knoxville, Tenn
Ray P1lmons. Chattanooga. Tenn X.
II. Ger!sch. Crooked Lake. Fla. Mr.
and Mrs. \. d. Suffer. G. ID North.
Miss Clara hgisdsle. Miss Ida Cram.
". J. Cram. Jacksonyillc. Fla
II yos was, = Job-tfy a classified
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-04
pAYToNA BEACH HoTsL
........-,,..--s--..--::- -. -..--:.-;;--..

Nrp. G.. e. Terrell. Jeaauc't" Fear
roll. Air and Mrs. a q. Campbell
Cleveland. Ohio; Nj. aud Mrs. K, q.
Smith. Minneapolis. aliHn.. SIR and
Mrs T. w Rockwell. Rock'ou, Ill.,. H.
4 Wright. Savannah Ga-. Mr. and
Mrs Jos. ScAelimser. RoserSiord. Pa.
u. r. Minus aud c Y, MIX. Marine
Aviation Service. + j. Mass Tampa
Fla.: " A. Page, NeN York, II. 4
Hunt Jacksonville Fla.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-04
Golfers
In Play Monday at
Clarendon Course

Coli lans OF The Triple Cities are IL
for the biggest treat OF the ses son GA
Monday. when they are invited 10 FOL.
low game on the Clarendon golf
club course. between the two Eneaf-
est players IN &C pontn today match
ed against pair Who have been play
ing spectacular golf here this season
Mike Brady az the Oakland Hlil4
elnb ot Detroit AMI Jim Barnes. cham.
pion Of Florida and holder % many
other titles VIII be seen iu aetion Nov.
day AZ the Seabreeze courss a1aiust
A. J. Christie of the Clarendon cluh
and Captain Chas Clarke 81 he Eu.
gineef's club. Roslyn. /.
Brady and Barnes are nshtins d opt
for the Florida mpi1uship 81 81
augustine this wees IN the state toir
rameRt which win end tomcfrov-
BRADY holos the eourse record On she
Ancient City course n1bGs last vssaY
When he beat al tle big profession ais
ri he country
Barnes Is playing Ute me-5 9aemor
email sulf Of his career 81 this TIME ana
y slated - carry ri lunrs fa Aner
ia in ne British 0peu mat +. s vh.ch
he VIII Represent o. cHntr afr lr
the season
Cant C'srEe ard Nf rh sta ~
been burning pm 80 ~ -rsn
d. c0grFe tbs seaser ann Is 4nff
prove worthy opponents }ra3 E
Barnes in the game hiLa omuieitees4
az : 50, The largest gallee S tAa ,a
son is expected ~ be ga Aaaa Is 1eg
the hrsi real champion aJa 90 n
ibis year
AIRS. Erus Siuts and her daasater.
Mrs Harry Combs 81 Upton lrs are
spending 2 few area, si lie reas.if
They have ius' arrived from Nag
ustlue aud before returning hulrs -
rect to visit Pain Beac,f. : iiaut Ec
Wesl and Cuba Fires bases he,r
hers long enousA 10 heceHc
With the Beach and 'hee hate a3.
ready made up heir muds a fHske
tvo visits e. lht- place s0fnte tavs
start North
ons * lte delightful rtr aras tl IT,
Shown At TIE Auditorium M af
viii be Eya selipe ,ao- u,s s.
urda2 night Mar 81 8s suusef
oa the assembly course Te h3E
rapay tor this picture usa- lttrs -
the original Aste. tas# ahal. af Ae
Ereat port Louslti'aa 1 eaW -
picture thoroughly WOE rs
far hose g ha oXpaet .a 81 r4t
the poem again aa3 lssrs # e-#
sCcuts I'D mHa 81 iaa 4 Is. 81
iurs f. Irc5e t~f aa sHgr aek.
80 Wit peisf3r .E Ese
thoughts that The part bad Ts
poem Is an educational feature su3
Will oe spprecta aa pr t3tr 1o af
poetry aud literature
M 1ai Nr- 5et1 fleer' eho bter
been speudIne tie winter aer. 8eFc
returned to he3r hrm. Efr.+st-
i3cr Ia
-@ass=-
lf v1n vast nslp-tgv etass..l#5i
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-04
THE 5RE AXE RS
Observation-Disclosures.

y. G. Harmon. jacksonville. Fla
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. l. Huddleston. White
Sulphur Springs W Va. J f. Rarafs.
Duluth. MINI; AIR and Air~ q. G.
O'Brien. CleValaBd Arthur RlnNrt
Kansas CITY. Mo.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-04
SEASIDE INN


II III Seaside Inn are reglstefs"-
Nti.s Margaret Clark Paris. NY
a.. IA AIRS j. &. White aud Miss
NJ ~ ~ White. cleveland Ohio: Df.
N. MA NJ Rober. u. Boiler, Charleston.
NJ 70 Mrs Ilid Conger. Chaita-
W, a. Tenn Mrs. W c Hubbard
n nor s1as,on ". VA; Y. A. Bobb, JACK
: .l"i ~ Fla Air. and Mrs. G. O.
Duggan and Miss Hazei AnsRa'' -
troit. Mich,
On Saturday. March ,, oe, ~ -, ri ri
hours Of 5 aud 6. the Camp fpe oin =
viii give a Rainbow tea at me NJ IN.
Of Mrs. +. B. Putnam on Halifax III az.
nue. All are cordially invited, ~, =,
proceeds win 20 toward me s,, ts,ts,i =
tion ~ the new Episcopal "l9S'''i
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-04

II yoa vaa' ns'o-tr q e.a.s.,iea
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-04

M 1ad Nrs Jeta teer. ebo rser
been speudine TIE winter acre 6rFc
returned 81 the~ home Efr-st-
ggcr Ia
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II yos was, loD-try classified.
Evening star., 1921-10-31

In the new dull silks for which there is such
great de1nand-Roshanara Crepe, Canton Crepe
and Crepe de Chine-blouse and fitted bodces-
tier, panel and pointed t1nics-bell and wing
sleeves, braided vests, fancy braiding, ribbon
rosettes, silk tassels and chenille fringe. They
are most attractive styles, in navy, black and
brown.
Evening star., 1921-10-31
THE WEATHER

District of Columbia-Rain tonight
anu probably tomorrow; not mucn
change in Temperatures; moderate east
and southeast winds becoming
variable.
morrow; little change in tempera.
ture; moderate to fresh east and
southeast winds.
Virsinia-Rain tonight and prob
ably tomorrow morning; not mucn
change in temperature; fresh east
and southeast winds.
Records for Twenty-Four Hours.
Thermometer-4 pm. So; 8 pm.
81; IL. midnight. So: am. 81; =
am. 81; noon. so. !
sO.12; IL midnight, ao.1s; = pnl'
30.0S; 8 am, 30.0S: noon, 5000.
Highest temperature. "a. occurred
ture, sc, occurred ut 8 am today.
Temperature Same date last year
Highest. 66; lowest, 81.
Condition OF the Water.
Temperature and condition Of the
water at 8 am: Great Falls-Tem-
perature, SO: condition. clear.
Tide Tables.
FURNISHED by United States coast
and geodetic survey
Today-Low tide, 2:16 am. and
2:3O PM; high tide, SOC and S:25
pm.
Tomorrow-Low tide, 3:05 am. and
3:1S PM; high tide. 1853 am. and
s:13 pm
The Sun and Moon.
Today-Snn rose 6:34 am; sun
sets $40 pm.
Tomorrow-Sun rises 6:s4 Am;
sun sets 6:0S pm
Moon rises 1908 am: sets 5:52
pm
Automobile lamps to be lighted
one-half hour after sunset.
Up-River Waters.
HARPERS FERRY, w. Va. October
31.-Potomac and Shenandoah rivers
both clear this morning.
Weather in Various Cities.
Evening star., 1921-10-31
Women's $65 to s85 Suits,

nodIs
high black
Evening star., 1921-10-31
bOLSHEV|K| WOULD
PROTECT SIBERIA

BY the Associated Press.
MOSCOW, october S1.-Puglication
of the note to the allied governments
from Foreign Minister Chitchertn,
stating that the soviet regime would
recognize the debts to foreign coun-
tries Of the Russian imperial govern
ment up to 1914. has caused little
comment by newspapers here. The
public had been prepared for TINS
announcement by intimations from
Leonid Krassin and M. Chitcherin
that it would probably be used as a
basis for the betterment of foreign
relations.
The Russian public is becoming ac-
cus'omed to swift alterations Of policy.
which began when free trade was
adopted by the bolshevik administra-
tion.
Karl Radek. one Of the leaders OF
the executive committee of the third
internationale. says NJ. Chitcherins
note was issued just before the
Washington conference, as the east
ern Siberian question will be dis-
cussed at the meeting. He adds
Russia is naturally eager to protect
the rights of far eastern republics.
Evening star., 1921-10-31
Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been reported to
the health department within the last twenty.
four hours:
Jeanette W. Kuhn. 90. 1892 I street.
George J. Specht, %, 3O7 n street.
Catherine A. Belt, 81. 1913 Benning road
northeast.
Charles A. Harold. g. o. 8. 8. H. Hos
pital.
John n. crismond. %. Waiter Reed Hos.
Andrew D. Cullen, 81, o. 8. p. Il. Hospital.
Rose A. Wood. Z. St. vincent's Orphan
Nary z. Howard. 6a, 1914 2sth street.
James +. Monroe. 10. 81 4Sth street north
Sarah Dosier, 4s. 1908 Levy street northeast
Joseph Williams, 81. S26h Pleasant court
Ethel q. Glover. Is. GOTH Rhode Island
Daniel W. Iomax. months. Pill L street
A Detroit judge has put a stop to
the practice Of high school girls in
attending divorce trials in their study
Of sociology.
Evening star., 1921-10-31
CAPT. DYKES APPOINTED.
Made Supervisor OF Local odace
~ vAkarunsS- pnraay,

Capt. John H. Dykes has been ap-
pointed supervisor Of the local Office
|of the Veterans Bureau. He will have
charge of rehabilitation of the two
thousand disabled soldiers in voca-
tional training under the Veterans
Bureau in the District Capt Dykes
Is a native Of Kansas and is a gradu-
ate of its state university. He is also
q graduate. with the masters degree,
Of Georgetown University Law School.
He served two and one-half years in
the infantry overseas during the late
war.
He is an active member of prac-
tica1ly all the soldier organisations.
being q charter member of the Walter
Reed Equality Post of the Veterans
of Foreign Wars and other bodies
and one Of the national incorporators
of the Disabled American Veterans
OF the World War.
He Is a member of Almas Temple of
the Mystic Shrine in this city and
also the University Club.
Evening star., 1921-10-31
WILL TALK ON IRELAND.
James ]: FORESTER and Wife to
Address Labor Union.

James ]. Forester and his wife. Rose
Yates Forester. will address the WASH
ington Central Labor Union at
Musicians Hall this evening on
the Irish question. Mr.. and Mrs. For
rester have Just returned from an ex-
tensive trip through Ireland. Mr.
Forester went as the fraternal delegate
from the American Federation Of Labor
to the British Trades Union Congress
which met in Cardiff. Wales. In Septem-
ber. He later visited Ireland.
Mr.. Forester Is legislative represen-
tative of the Brotherhood Of Railway
Clerks. Freight Handlers and Station
Agents. He served a year as one Of the
labor representatives on the Railroad
Labor Board. having been appointed by
former President Wilson.
The title Of his address will be '.The
Irish Question From the Viewpoint of
an American Trade Unionist." Mrs.
Forester will discuss Irish Women's
Activities for Irish Freedom"
Evening star., 1921-10-31
Births Reported.

The following births have been reported e
the health department within the last twenty
four hours:
Yoy Z. and Rosa Green. boy.
Crawford H.. and Mary S. Currin, boy.
John ". and EstelIe Lester. girl.
Joseph E. and Sadie +. DE Voc, girl.
William II. and BESSIE A. Wright, boy.
Evening star., 1921-10-31
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to the
following:
George B.. Warren, jr, Of this city and
Ethel +. BiEgs Of Mishawaka, Ind.
both Of Emporin, Va.
Julian 8. Scott and Hetty H. Mason.
Roland A. Burgess Of Hooe, Va. and
Vioia n. Shelton af Passapatanzy, vs..
Evening star., 1921-10-31

Queen Mary is a confirmed curio
hunter, and during the present year
she has Travelled hundreds of miles
to visit curio shops.
Evening star., 1921-10-31
The Wyoming Apartments

Beautifully fufpishsd. newly renovated. At
tractively located Ave-room apartment, com.
pletely equipped for Housekeeping; Knabe piano
furnished. Apply oGice, North 2841.