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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-05
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On Everett interurban. near Golf
and Country club. good soil. one
block from paved highway; good
bus service. lots OF nice homes ad-
NEW s-itooM HOUSE
s7b CASH. SIS PER MONTH
Here IL your chance. Tive fine, level
iots: city water. electric lights.
fine for garden and chickens. lots
cleared and piowcdj 30 minutes
ride by street car from business
this little place. Can drive you
WATER FiioN'r At THREE-TnEE
I have two water front lots at
beach. In nice. ~eii built p up de-
trtet. on paved highway. good
spring water piped To lots. For
quick sale viii make liberal tormA
Ali Tia lands included, Can drive
Why PAY RENTf
We are prepared 20 build you
home on terms like rent In tho
fastest growing additions north OF
Seattle. All improvements are IN.
city water. lights and telephone.
combined electric or bm service.
We can show you a district that
Is fast building up. and soil that
will make good gardens. lots Of
berries and chickens now boins
you Want and we viii build you a
homo. Let me drive you out today.
J.. n. 1. Campbell.
500 Fourth Ave. Elliott 1900.
READ THIS TWICE
AND THINK 1T oNER.
a n nHiqAi; oyMrR az MONS LA AXE
WARRINGTON; lot sosioo; chick.
en- house. improvements In and
paid except paving, some one is
going 20 buy this bargain before
T sa%s5re OK % a,seo Po or s NAIL.
PAYMENT. We CAN ARRANGE
THAT FOR you, and the price 10
only $50 Js., shink; eniy ti.sso.
ssit Ferdinand 81 Rainier se.
WORKfNGMAN's HOME
STOP PAYING RENT
HAVE HOME FOR RENT
RECEIPTS
A nice 5-rcom house; rooms with
closet pantry and iayatory on
first floor, bedrooms upstairs:
nice level lot. S0xi00. wood shed.
h.biock from street car line; near
sehoois and churches; close TO
Ballard business diatrict. near
Eawtnilis and fsctortes. Price
ti,soo: $50 down. balance monthly
RNHUlN ~ W SUIT tAh Hf IltAF
fTos Market ct. sunset 1913
A REAL Bu1
1T is A BARGAIN
s-roon bungalow on one-haif acre
OF land. all cleared and planted In
grass: splendid View house brand
now. California bungalow: I block
to lake. close TO car line. the best
Of soil. Price only ti-Tb0. $3.50
down. $50 month.
H. VI. NELSON
3to Hinckicy fiidE.
md and Columbia Phone sEn. tssI,
81 500 SACRIFICE $500
FIVE NooM STRICTLY MODERN
BUNGALOW. Pull CEMENT
BASEMENT. FURNACE. brick
piers In front OF porch. Come Mt
walks: lot 7oxi.o; ~ bearing fruit
uees. berries; BkAuTIFtL VIEW
OF LAKE AND CITY. This house
IL well located. Easy terms
t3.So0. Inquire ct ssit Ferdinand
street Phone Rainier eoz2.
IL. MODERN BuNGA-
low: free Of incumbrance. cement
sidewalk and walk. fun cement
basement. gas and cieetrtcstys 2
blocks 20 car and paved street, 2
blocks TO school This house n
rented now. and brings 1856 net
The price 10 reduced teoo to make
quick cash sale. or as near cash
as possible. Main f7t0.
Is fOK ENCIIANGE--REAL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-05
by PAUL n. WILSON

III FNIL ~. WILSON
SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. S.
Main or disfigure your physical
body as you will. there IL a spiritual
form which remains the same.
Call IL etberic double. electrical
emanatIon or what you viii. the fact
in, according TO Dr. y. s. Haley. San
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-05
ACRkAGE

10 AcREa GOOD SOIL
10 acres. house. we'll. zA acres
cleared. land all fenced barn.
chicken house; close 10 main road.
mills.
20 ACRES BLACK MUCK
LAND
20 acres, ell slnext muck soil; all
cleared once. grown up to alder,
. acres sfashed. not . stone. gravel
or stump on ". f1f00. terms.
THE DOUGLAS CO.
1914 Third Ave. Main 1kso.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1921-07-29

North Carolina and in the town Of
Littleton, and bounded as follows: Be.
ginning at a stake, corner lot number
two, in line of W. A. Johnston, deceas-
ed, estate; thence N. 2, E.. 1876 feet
to stake, Lot number 4; thence with
said Lot number A East 1881 feet to
Stake onFu rgerson Street, corner Lot
number 4; thence along said Street s.
2, W. 48.6 feet to Stake, corner Lot
number 2; thence with line number 2
1859 feet to the beginning. Being Lot
number 8, according to survey Of GER
tain lots or parcels Of land Of said W.
A. Johnston Estate, situate on Furger-
son Street. This description is from
the survey made by Chas. e. Foster.
Civil Engineer.
This the 9Th day Of July 1921.
J. A. House,
7-S-4t Sheriff Of Halifax County.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1921-07-29

1921, at eleven o'clock A. M. at the
courthouse door of said County, in the
town of Halifax, sell to the highest bid
der for cash to satisfy said execution,
all the right, title and interest which
the said J. J. Lancaster, the defendant,
or his estate. has in the following de-
scribed real estate, to wit: That GER
tain tract or parcel of land in Littleton
Township, Halifax County, State of
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1921-07-29
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While the majority of parents are
content with one or two Christian
names for their children, there are
others who must have a long string
Of them. Thus there was living In
England Q short time ago woman
who had 4 name for every letter Of
the alphabet, from Anne Bertha Co
ella to Winifred xenophon Yetty
ZeuS,
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America Lsads IN Cement Use.

VHsTTCa ESduS IN Comont O0e,
Although Portland cement was pat.
satsd by Mr.. Aspdin, an English engi-
Assr, and reinforced concrete is cred
lied to q Frenchman, America has
made the most use of them. The
manufacture Of Portland cement has
ssea brought to the highest state Of
perfection In this country. and our
~ Of concrete now ranges from the
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U Of cement has made possible the
impressive architectural effect Of vast
~ lefty interiors unencumbered BY
Dless and columns.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1921-07-29

NORTH CAROLINA, HALIFAX
COUNTY -.In the Superior Court
E. E. Violet & Son
W Notice of sale
J. ]. Lancaster under execution.
BY virtue Of an execution directed to
the undersigned from the Superior
Court Of Halifax County, North Caro-
lima, In the abovs-entitled action. | will,
on Monday. the 18th day Of August,
The Washington herald., 1921-03-31

street northwest: lot 500. sqrare
1886.
54s6 V. NJ BaIn"s. TO erect ~ ,vste
garage rear le@- Jackson street: lot
%. square 3432.
5is7 l.. A. Snead. TO erect private
garage rear 1908 Decatur street.
northwest; lot =. square cs54.
sass L. McD-ruott. for repairs
and alterations rear I'LL Nin.tcenth
street northwest. !ot 10. square Jaa
5iss-J. Eorrig. for motor boiler
or machinery, 4JlS Wisconsin ave-
nue. northwest: lot $3.50. square
l775.
$500 Frank Digs. permit 20 huiId
rear 654 L street southeast. lot sos.
square Ssl
5isl NJ. @ Bull. for repairs and
alterations 2los Rhode isslnd ave-
rue northeast; lot %. square I.ls.
54s: Ben Topper. for alterations
and repairs. Eleventh and y strc -
southeast: lots and 5. square 1000
5is5 Ben Topper. for sltcratiors
and repairs 500 Fourth street
northwest: lot son. square 5l7
54sI J. A. Richardson. mot r TOLL
CT machinery. 1904 c stree nor.n-
west; lot 10. square sSI
54sS J. Z. and H. NJ Mar,iucIy 10
repair or construct shed rear OF y
street between Nineteenth ard
Twentieth streets northwes:. - 50.
block square l2S
The Washington herald., 1921-03-31
DEATHS.

white.
Julius W. Tolson. "a yrs; 1851 Nichols
ave. sc.
Lena Toelckner. 90; Wash. AshIum Hospl
George c. Johnston, 81; 1881 webster St
NV.
Mary u. whalen, as; 4510 Conduit I'd. NV.
Patty H. fouse. s.; sibley Hospital.
Dorothey NJ. Roberts. q: Geo. Univ. Hospl.
Mary y. smallwood. days: sibley Hospl.
Mary Z. Haight. 10 min; sibiey Hospi.
Colered.
Leroy J. Miles. % yrs; 2s22 Georgia ave.
NV. N.
'.eo. Z. Faircioueh, 81: Frecdmen's Hospl.
Sarah A, NeaIe. IS; 21J0 Newport pt. nv.
Theresa y. Jordan. "a: s27 Euclid st: NV
ave. NV
jamie Thompson, 10 minutes; 900 Viz.
Einis ave. NV.
The Washington herald., 1921-03-31
EQUITY DIVISION No. !.
DraeeNdtnR

3S7sS McClintock VS. Cattell. Rule
as TO Injunction returnable April /.
Attys Faust & Wilson, Easily Smith
for pltf.
37So2 Hill VS. Hill. Rule as to
contempt returnable April l. Attys.
III Myers-A. w. Gray.
3sls6 Lust VS. Gorvan. Order sub
stituting parties deft. Amended bill
taken as confessed. Attys, j., B.
Csrter-Jno. E. Laskey.
s7s0s Spiegel VS. Spiegel. Final
decree for absolute divorce. Attys.
r. 3. Fleharty-L. Gutenberg
ss5sl & 3s5s0 Pfotenhauer VS.
Miller. Final decree for delivery Of
money & property. Attys, Ralston
& willis-Jno. E. Laskey.
3SS77 Cannon VS. Cannon. Rule as
to appointment OF receiver return
able April 1. Attys,, Darr, White
ford & Darr.
30lSs Dante VS. Hutchins. Order
to obtain extension of loan. Attys,
Geo. f. Sullivan-Cohen Johnson
Thomas & Merillat.
3s759 Burton VS. Burton. Order OF
publication. Atty, Jos. Sherier.
1925 Bkcy. In re Moorehead &
Eimore. Order finally confirming
sale of real estate & fixtures. Atty,
Hoehiing. Peelle & ogilby-Ellis &
Ferguson.
The Washington herald., 1921-03-31
BIRTHS.

White.
Philip ]. and 0ctavia A. Burns, boy.
VIM. r. and Hattie b. Graham. girl.
Raymond l.. and Julia A. Knowles. girl.
Hugh c. and Annie r. Jones. boy.
Walter r. and Eva u. Howard. boy.
Raymond Z. and Estelle Robinson, girl.
George and Sophia woloszyn. boy.
Rosco. W. and Mary 8. Kirk. girl.
Paul :. and Florence G.. Beall. boy.
VIM. 81. and Dora v. slifer. girl.
Howard Z. and Helen Pierce. boy.
Charles r. and Susie !. Bransell, girl.
Wilson l.. and Virginia n. Townsend. girl
A. Bernard and Myra Lee. boy.
Jules 3. and Agnes ". Fehr. girl.
Arthur C. and Erma r. Christianson. boy.
Herbert ". and Helen Berry, boy.
Colored.
Louis b. and Nellie FELTON,. girl.
Rutledge 4. and Rachel d. Hughes. boy.
Uzziah and Susie Miner. boy.
Robert v. and Lorraine Robinson, girl.
Thomas snd Dorothy A. Boiden. boy.
Henry r. and Edna Lewis. girl
wolter and Ivy N. Brooks. boy.
winwright and Mary jenkins. girl.
Thomas and Virginia b. Tolliver. girl.
Harry r. and Blanche Frazier. boy. -
Nicholas and Lena Proctor. boy.
Frederick 8. and Frances r. Martin. boy.
VIM. and Ruth Stremsn. girl.
Douglas and Dora West. boy.
Joseph and Beatrice Herndon. girl.
Eugene and Mamie Ellison. girl. -
VIM. aud Kate Smith. girl.
Henry and Mary Williams. girl.
Willis and Addie Mcknight. bsy.
The Washington herald., 1921-03-31
johnson Threatens
Big League MOgls

CLEVELAND. Ohio, March 30.
-sThirty per cent of the owners
Of teams in the American and
National Leagues must CO." Ban
johnson, president of the Amer
lean League, declared here today.
johnson II to speak here to-
pight at the annual meeting OF
the Cleveland council On keeping
baseball clean.
81 expect to see the other 70
per cent OF the owners combine
with me to see that this much
needed change II brought about.
81 don't want 10 say now who
the 30 per cent are, but I guess
they know.-
1T is believed johnson has refer
ence to the club owners who tried
to force his resignation several
months ago.
The Washington herald., 1921-03-31
SandlOt Notes.

The Rockford A. c. will meet to-
morrow night at 1905 Sixth street
northeast.
The Plymouth Juniors challenge
Manager James Desmond, 1901
Eleventh street northwest.
The Modoc A. G. took IL to
game from the Cardinal A. c. yes
terday. Kremb's batting featured
Both the Circle A. c. nine and
the Circle Juniors are out fol
games. For games with either team
call Alfred Cox at North sol. The
Regulars are l6-year-old team
and the Juniors a year shy OF that
age.
The Yankee A. c. will open the
season with a game with the Miam
A. c. at IL o'clock Sunday on Mon.
ument lot diamond No. l.
The Aloysius nine will hold s
meeting tomorrow night at s O'Clock
in the clubrooms. For games will
the Aloysians. address Manager
Wolfe at a l street northwest.
The Potomac Juniors are out 70,
the 14-year-old city title. For games
address Manager Clark at 2032 G
street northwest.
The Diamond A.. c.. winners ot
four straight rames this season
wish to arrange games with fss
teams. Address NJ S. Cudlip, q
Todd place northeast.
The Washington herald., 1921-03-31
Building Permits

'i6S-D. J. Cotter, to erect private
garage rear 1850 Thirtieth street
northwest; lot ZIG. square lsSs.
04ee-D. J. Cotter. for alterations
and repairs rear 1850 Thirtieth
1882.
5i67-r. NJ Walker. to erect pri-
vate garage rear 1907 wisconsin
avenue northwest: lots sol and sO2.
square l7Si
54eS-C. Clepper. to install motor.
boiler or machinery. 5lt Twelfth
street northwest; lot S2s, square go.
'46s-L. Schmidt. for repairs and
alterations. 4ls Georgia avenue
northwest; lot Il. square 5000.
544o-W. Il. Medman. for repa irs
and alterations. rear IS Florida ave-
nue.. lot 100. square GA.
5i1l-F.N :. Lescallet, for repairs
and alterations. $50 Fifteenth street
northeast: lot IS. square asa.
5i72-E. W. Kitchen. for repairs
and alterations, 1913 Meridian street
northwest: lot 24O. square 26SS.
5i73-Mrs. Marsh. for repairs and
alterations, 2OlO Seventeenth street
northeast: lot 6. square 4i36.
5i74-J. Gutman. for repairs and
alterations. Thirteenth and Valley
streets southeast: lot 22s-i5, square
59la
5475-F, J., Hogan. for repairs and
alterations. rear 23a0 Massachusetts,
avenue northwest: lot Z, square e507.
5476-w. Lumnger. lessee. to erect
sign. 1929 Connecticut avenue north
west: lot S3l. square 163.
5477-J. Dorsey. for repairs and
alterations 3OS Massachusetts ave-
nue. northeast: lot 6. square 7s1.
s47s-GeorIe A. Gill. repairs and
alterations, $40 Pennsylvania ave-
nue. southeast: lot 80. square s73.
547e-L. " Cox. repairs and alter
ations.t AIS Conduit road: lot 500
and |: square 1856.
5iso-E. c. Meod. to erect avn
ings. 2243 Nichols avenue south
east: lot S25. square 57S5.
5isI-J. NJ Burdette, permit 90
build Wisconsin avenue near Grant
road: lot s. square 1870.
54S2 J. A. McCarty. 70 erect pri-
vate garage rear 1884 sixteenth
street northwest: lot lOe. square liz.
54S3 l.. C. Reynolds. to erect sign
1898 Seventeenth street northwest: :
lot %. square iI2.
54St Bond BaiIjing Co. Inc, Z"
erect sign ia Fourteenth street
northwest: lot Is. square 22l.
54S5 J. D. Johnston. to cree: pri-
vate garage rear 1909 rhirty-first
The Washington herald., 1921-03-31
RICHARD TO NAME
FIGHT SITE APR. 8

NEW YORK, March 30. Tex
Ricksrd will name the site for the
ey-Carpentier match on April
3. The big promoter had a con-
ference with Jack Kearns today
and Immediately afterward an
nounced that he would positively
name the location on that date.
Carpenter was notified by cable
and Kesrns readily agreed to an
extension of time. During the con-
ference today Kearns told Rickard
that Dempsey would not require
more than six weeks time in which
to prepare for the match and that
Rickard could take his time in
naming the location.
The Washington herald., 1921-03-31

real and personal property. r. r.
cogswell. atty.
In re Harriet Wi ite. Order grtg
let of gdnshp to larry l.. white.
Undtg $500. NJ. F. flanagan. atty.
In re Virginia Burke Lsttcrner
ct al Order grtg let of gdnshp to
B. D. Latterner.
In re Catherine Louise Beall ct
al. minors. Pet f,r & order grtg
let Of gdnshp TO Or.ho T. Beall. sr.
Undtg $500. S. V. Gussck. atty.
Est Rosetta ChisseIl. Will filed
dated March "a, 1921.
Est Henrietta Reese Pet for
prob Of will G. let test filed & sum-
mons issued. Jos. d. Sullivan, atty.
Est Lockwood c. Rines Order
& personal property.
Est Thomas Grimm. Pet for prob
OF will & let test. r. r. Coggc-
well, atty.
Est Benjamin W. Pond. Will filed
dated Feb IL. 1918. Pet for prob OF
will and let test. Clephane & Lati-
mer & G. L. Hall. sttys.
Est Mary J. Beaton Thomas Peti.
tion for probate of will and letter,
test. Remuneration. Jno. II. label
atty.
Est VIM. A Taylor. Petition fol-
letters of admin. II. /. Brown. atty.
Est Sarah Hall Johnston. Order Of
publication for probate. J. N. Cham
berlsin. atty.
Est Charles A. KrAuse. Order o.
publication for probate. c. c. Miller
atty.
Est James Warren Feeney. order
/ granting letters OF admin. to Ann
Powers Feeney. Gen. undertaking
$500.
Est Henry oettinger Order admit
ting will to probate and granting
letters test to Albert Oettinger an'
Matte oettinger. Gen undertaking
$1,000. II. A. Hegsrty. atty.
Est Catherine shugrue. Order ad
mitting will TO probate and grant
ling letters test to oJoohn Shugrue
Gen. undertaking, $1,000. VIM. X
De Lacy atty.
In re est Je9e B. Wilson. Peti
tion and order authorizing guardiai
TO execute and deliver lease TO SAX
& Co. ct al. II. W. Sohon atty.
Equity Suits Filled.
3ss77 Michael p. Cannon et al VI
Sarah T. Cannon ct al. Bill 70
the appointment of a receiver. Darr
Whit aford & Darr. Lltf attyS.
3ss7S In re Saunders J. l. Weston
infant. Bill for the appointment
OF a guardian. James Sherier, pit
atty.
3SS7s Elizabeth c. McCarren v
John F. McCsrren. Bill for a linn
ited divorce. Raymond b. nickey
pitt atty
| $3.50 Mary M. Morrison vs. Sam
uel T. Fowler et al Jdgt creditor
bill. Edv. Collsday. pltf atty.
3sSsl Joseph Guiffrida VS. Nathsl
SlovsK-. Jdgt crelito-'s bill. Eiw
Colladay, Diff att.
Lawsuits Filed.
65tss J. Harvey Beckwith. jr. v
Joseph Miles. Damages $4,000
Smith & Johnson. pltf sttys.
$500 Paul Foley vs. L S Ship
ping Board Acct $500. Smith 1
Stayton. pltf attys.
555ol Mark p. Baldwin Va U
Shipping Board. Acct sesI45. Smit
& Stayton. pItf attys.
$500 Godfrey L. Garden VS. L
Shipping Board. Acct s7.0l6. Smit
& Stayton. pltf attys.
s5503 Eugene Young ct al Y
James O'Donnell ct al. Dam
ages $500. King. Simon. Young
Koenigsberger. pItf attys.
The Washington herald., 1921-03-31
CIRCUIT DIVISION No. I,
Aasisnment for To-day.

2ss Nelson Mfg Co VS. Equitable
Surety Co. Case on trial Enoch
Chase-Merillat-B Bradley. attys.
The grand jury returned the fol-
lowing indictments yesterday: John
Walter wracks. William A. Payne,
murder, first degree: Edwin c.
Golden. murder, second degree: Theo-
dore VIM. Cotton, vio sec 2ls Penal
Code: Carl NJ. Skinner, VIC sec 1875
Penal Code: J. F. F. Willette. false
pretenses; William A. Brown. false
pretenses; Emmett S. Prather, false
pretenses: John II. Henry, alias John
Scott Rowland. false pretenses; John
l.. Ashbourne, alias John Ashley. vio
sec S51-b Code q charges), James p.
wayland, vfo sec S5l-b Code; Frank
Morris, attempted robbery: Mack
Reed, alias John Mack Reed. grand
larceny: Albert r. Frye. grand lar
ceny; Jones B. Montgomery, grand
larceny; Walter A. Woodwork, grand
larceny: Walter Nalle. grand larceny
e charges): Levin Boston. alias
Lewis Boston. grand larceny: Her
bert w Edwin, William J. Pryor.
grand larceny; Mary Anderson. alias
Mary Coles. housebreaking; Gilbert
T. Olsen. housebrcaking and larceny;
Joseph A. Loughran. Paul J. Nc
Clelland. housebreaking and lar
ceny: Agnes II. Wood. housebreak-
ing and larceny: James ouennan.
HOUSEKEEPING and larceny; Wesley
Stevenson, housebreaking and lar
ceny: Monroe Harvey. assault with
I Intent TO kill: Jules Juice Strain.
robbery: Albert s. sutton, Herbert
II. Ruff, Arthur Mcdonald. Herbert
Lewis. robbery: Sally A. Mcclure
forgery and uttering: George A.
ltskin, forgery and uttering: Ray
mond f. Decker. forgery and utter
ing; Clifford II. Weadon, forgery
Charles S. Poe. non-support minor
children: Thomas Mostyi. non-sup-
port of wife: George B. Miller. non
support of wife and minor children
John Havens. carnal knowledge Zone
numbered and three original cases.)
The Washington herald., 1921-03-31
"Cure Your
Rupture Like
! Cured Mine"
OLD SEA CAPTAIN Cured WIS
OWN RUPTURE AFTER Doc
TORS SAID .OPERATE
Or DEATH"

His Remedy and BOOK Sent Free
Capt. Ceilings sailed the seas for
many years; then he sustained a bad
soluble rupture that soon forced him
to not only remain ashore. but kept
him bedridden for years. He tried
doctor after doctor and truss after
truss No results, Finally he was
assured that he must either submit
to dangerous and ebhorrent opera
ton or die. He did neither. He
cured himself instead
The Washington herald., 1921-03-31
CIRCUIT DIVISION No. :.
Proceedings.

65ll7 McGrw VS. McGrew. Judgt
VS. deft under 73d Rule for s7,S2s.7S
with int e. costs. Appeal noted &
bond for costs fixed at 500. Fred
Bcal & Henry f. Davis-Ralston &
Willis. attys.
sse25 Sour VS. gregg. Judgt on
verdict VS. deft for $500 with int *
costs. (Before Judge BaiieyD. pa
vid Wiener & F. NJ. Petzman-M. 4.
O'Brien, attys.
s4I42 O'Connor VS. Talbert. Judgt
for dcft on finding VS. pltf for costs.
(Before Judge Bailey)
5slI9 Wood VS. Supreme Lodge
knights Of Pythias. Trial begun;
jury sworn. and respited. w. G.
Gardner Littlepage & Taliaferro,
attys.
The Washington herald., 1921-03-31

~ eenfs o ltss f4.st
fEr, aiscoant . or more tnscrttons
WORKINGMEN-THERE Is GREAT SPEC
uIatioa In pants. II prices 20 up, and they
generally do, you pay more; II they 60
Z sauare value. and Il takes dear grit to
equal our value. See us for everyday and
: sunday slightly used suits. 81 up Dresses.
ts3 up JUsTH's OLD STAND. $40 ID.
HEMsTITCHING AND PICorING AT
tachmeut: works on all sewing machines.
Prt-r 500. Personal checks. Zoe extra
LIrht's Mail Order House. Box 1T. Birming-
ham. Ala. $50
The Washington herald., 1921-03-31
What's Going e:
On Today

Conyention o. National Associa-
tion Of Collegiate Alumnae, WASH
lngton Hotel. morning. afternoon
and evening.
"omen's City Club. dance. Q 10 IL
p. m. For members and guests.
Sisics section. meeting. p. m. 80
Wesleyan Glee Club. concert. Sn
m, at Martha Washington Seminary.
Good Health Club, host, 10 Won-
ems Union OF BookbInders of Cow
ernment Printing Once, >cIubhouSe.
8 y. m.
Conduit Road citizehs' Association.
81. David Parish Hall. Conduit road
and Chain Bridge road, Sp. m.
Dominican Lyceum. entertainments.
ST. Dominic's School Hall, sixth and
streets southwest. s:3e D. m. Free
admission.
Alice in Wonderland" motion p,o-
ture, benefit District Medical So
cietys furnishing fund Masonic
Auditorium. Child impersonations
by Mrs. b. b. Cain. 2 and Z y. m.
Progressive Council, No. 3. DaHgh-
ters Of America, social. Naval Ledge
Hall, Fourth street and PennsyI-
vania avenue southeast, 8 y. m.
Twentieth Century Club, board OF
directors meeting. at home OF Mrs.
Lyman-B. Swormstedt. 2 Thomas
circle. IL a. m.
'Music Week" meeting. Robert
Lawrence. National Bureau for Ad-
vancement of Music, speaker. Thomp-
son School, Twelfth and l. streets.
$3.50 .. m.
Old Gold Society. Easter dance. at
Meridien Mansions. 24OO sixteenth
street. S p. m.
!. +. c. A Parliamentary Law
Club, meeting. Carroll Hall. S y. m.
Commercial Retail Trade of Cham
Der Of Commerce, meeting, Homer
Building. s p. m.
Address-"Secret and Source OF
Strength" by DR. Henry Allen Tup-
per, at the First Baptist Church.
Sixteenth and o streets northwest.
8 y. m.
Tsday's Amusements.
Poli's-"Blossom Time"
acknowledgements"
Garrick--over the Hill"
Belsscp Walter Scanlon in
Hearts Of Erin"
Keith's-VaudeviIle.
Cosmos-vsudeville and pictures.
Strand-Vaudevilie and pictures
Gayety-"Girls OF the L. s. A."
Capitol - Joe wiltons Hurry
Burly."
Metropolitan Charles Ray in
Nineteen and Phyllis"
u Palace - Roscoe C'Fatty"D Ar
buckle in "Brewster's Millions"
Rislto-"Blsck Beauty"
4 Columbia-"The Faith Healer"
with Milton Sills.
knickerbocker - Madge KENNEDY
in The Girl With the Jazz Hear !"
Garden-Eva Novak in society
Secrets"
Crandall's-Jack Pickford in The
Man Who Had Everything"
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