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New-York tribune., 1921-02-14
Belgium Rebuilds l,O5O
Miles of Rail System

MANCHESTER, England, Feb. l.
The remarkable restoration of trans
port service in Belgium is commented
on in a Central News dispatch in The
Manchester Guardian.
The Brussels correspondent of the
Central News says that in the two
years since the armistice GOO miles of
the national railway system have been
reconstructed, while of the light rail
ways or steam tram system the re-
stored mileage amounts to 450. Most
Of these lines we're destroyed by the
Germans in the course of their mill
tary occupation of Flanders.
Close upon 300 bridges and foot
bridges have been rebuilt, although
some of them are only temporary con-
structions. Six hundred miles of canals
and other waterways were choked up
at the armistice with sunken boats,
ruins and rubbish. To-day over five
sixth Of the mileage has been again
made navigable. The only length of
canal that is not now in operation is
stretch of the much-damaged water
way at Ypres. Zeebrugge, which was
practically put right out of service be-
fore the Germans left, is again in full
working order, with the exception of
some. quaysIde equipment.
Dredging operations are still pro-
ceeding at Ostend, but the harbor is
easily accessible to all ships that re-
quire to use it, The 5000 miles or so
of main roads were badly cut up, and
in the war zone those roads we're right
out of service at the time of the armis-
tice. Over 100 miles of road had to be
entirely reconstructed and nearly 800
miles to be repaired. Apart from one
or two stretches of bad road in the
Flanders country, every main road in
the country is again in serviceable con-
dition. The work of draining flooded
Flanders is not yet finished. The bulk
of this work, it is true, is completed
and the country is no longer in danger
of being refooded, but the full measure
sluices at Nieuport have been properly
retitted.
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County Committee Meets

A meeting of the New York County
Committee will be held st the Hotel
P'unsylvania on Thursday, February
Il, at 8:l5 p. M, TO hear and
e; upon reports Of officers and COM
atees, and to consider such other
ss'feFs as may properly come before
A meeting.
apresentation at this meeting will
aased on the "paid-up" member
'alp OF posts as of the December, 1920,
@aa'y committee meeting. Should
De found that delegate has ab-
snted himself or herself from three
sasecatlVe meetings without giving
w cause the county secretary has been
-s.facted TO communicate with the
aA commander of such post or posts
are not properly represented, in
@Inlng them of the fact and request
y N the name Of. the county COM
Jsse that the Lax delegate be re-
,,a'sa by one who will give his or
~ l. post proper representation.
aany Of the post delegates have not
.~ssefed ..ss!ed the roll call at the last two
AVN! ny committee meetings, being
,,.,ss ,,gsS absent or late. Delegates who
MI sg"s at the meeting after the roll
a. a. are requested TO give their names
c..tISu 4S secretary before leaving the
New-York tribune., 1921-02-14
The American Legion
Ne,cs: Local, State, National

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Siys m,n prsesde s the meeting. The post will
N~nee March l6 at the McAlpin.
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m. Members t or the Base Hospital at Camp
,-trrt -" VIII mold reunion at the TTth Dl-
next Friday night ''' 'esN'
hoid Lieutenant Laurence C. Loveil Post will
noId its annual winter dance next Friday
evening at the Hotel Bossert. Brooklyn.
Alfred Wilson Posts dance Ia acheau,sa
foY f Friday night at Sonia Hail ii74 Bed
tord Avenue. Brooklyn The proceeds are
10 De used for the clubhouse fund
The auxiliary OF the Arthur viens Pos.
Nh, Nh meet tonight ut Independence League
Bronx, The post will meet In the sarne
pi@ne next Friday night
Greenpoint Posts auxiliary will give a
supper TO night at the Greenpoint Y. NJ. c.
~ SS deserole Avenue, for the benefit of
me Ja, snell-shocked veterans now on Ward 3
~ West = st End Post has passed resolution
biiT bpiIiTThInao9sty indorstng the Martin Baumes
OiVh Service examinations.
1HayHide womens Auxiliary will, hold a
which win be addressed by Miss Ray c.
SaS,y,,{, save, chairman of the State Auxiliary
committee, American Legion. The pro-
eeeds viii be used for welfare work.
State Commander Charles G. BIakeslee
mas accepted an Invitation to attend the
thlrd annual dance OF the Semper Fidelis
Post lGirl Marines) at Chalifs, February
20 Wee Commander William r. Deegan
also has promised 20 be on hand
Reveille Post will meet on February 81
when Judge Edwin L. Garvin. OF the Fed
eral Court, promises interesting talk
On March 7 Or. Cadnan Is scheduled to
address the members.
s-s--~~gs
On next Thursday evening there will be
a reunion of 306th Field Artillery Post at
the T7th Division Club. 81 West Twenty
fifth Street
New-York tribune., 1921-02-14
LEGION NOTES
kings County Drive On

s.nS..ahain ..olhnainittee IN charge OF the extended
\ "a II,sa1p I,s. drive in Kings County. which
epS,,ssS sSs. until midnight of February 27.
Egainss sre@ ns progress in the matter OF
fgaki,n ~ mem oers. but Edward L.
tEs tha, VI the 18th Post, chairman, in
ion iqs' f5s with a little more CO. -operatio
apsc,,a1ttGi ioIposts posts the results will exceed ali
n nJ'syIas Jsoass Chairman Franklin in his work
aaasard d., Cook. OF the I06th Post /:
oattt At1-SSaIilan' of Joyce KIlmer Post:
s@' 9! lst Cavalry Tosf
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Februarv n ~
DISSOLUTION NOTICE

STATE or NKET YORK. OFFICE OF THE
Secretary of STATE So.
This Certificate. issued IN duplicate hereby
certlnes that the Schonleben Beck Fur &C
Inc, domestic stock corporation has fl@f
IN this once on thls 80 day 81 Fehruy1ry f9a1
papers for the voluntary dissolution 81 sach
so s@oFpoFaIlon under section 22t % the General
Corporation Law. and that Ii ,apr,-.rs fssree
from mat such corporation has complied witA
said section IN order 20 be dissolved
witness my hand and the seal of Oface es
the Secretary % State. al the City ~ Aifapv
this thtFd day Of February. one thousand nlns
hundred and twenty-one '-''A"
lSeail C " TAFT
Second Deputy Secretary OF stats.
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treat Recnrd fnu 1nan

.s,9Ssrshy,ccS hycSF 1920 the Legion doubled IN
a9isg 10 and added 3,4IY posts. sc-
s'rls for national Headquarters. All
4 Tie Wo,,Ssr ,Ssro~th, however, we're broken
Z !sar lS9he lSs9sen Auxiliary, which started
~. With ~, with 5000 Inerabecs and i'm
~ q sstN en- @snfoAment of 200. 900 and a
~ ,tl'sgsd suhs,a'es; a'es; All state departments
vs. Arc ArS.a.iln IN the following foreign donns ys
S'as (;gs,nil, (;gsslne Republic, Belgium, Chile.
7~1 borniS.iaiSla Japan, Poland. Samoa
New-York tribune., 1921-02-14
Woman a Bank Cashier

In recognition Of her thorough
knowledge of practical banking, Miss
Margaret Kelly has been elected CASH
Ter of the National Bank Of Denison,
Tex.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-14

BOY wanted good opportunity for sharp
boy; 40 hours weekly. Apply Room 2IO.
New York Public Library, II West 4Oth ST.
SALEsMEN-New York financial institution
furnishing capital for the expansion of the
Mack Corporation, has openings for two or
three experienced security statesmen We are
also ready to train three or four men who
have been successful in other lines but ap-
preciate the Larger earnings possible in this
field; active Office cooperate assures at
tTactiVe earnings from the start the position
is permanent and offers every opportunity for
advancement to executive positions. Phone
Vanderbilt T044 for appointment or call
mornings, room 1902, 516 18th sv
SALESMEN-We are In need Of two high
grade security sslesmen to travel offer
ing Is exceptional and appeals strongly to
purchasers we will pay q liberal drawing
account against commissions II you are
the right man. Phone Vanderbilt 7044 for
appointment.
SALESMAN Wanted. manufacturers
salesman 10 sell to the retail trade q
line of cooking ware; state experience and
present employment a good place for the
right man Inquire Of Metal Ware Cor
poratlon, Two Rivers Wis.
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Miscellaneous

DRESS SSMAKERS--Smart girls FOR learning
dressmalNng; good pay. 963 9Th av.
HEMSTITCHERS, experienced. private
dressuaking establishment s63 6th av.
LADIES 10 obtain coupon order for
artistic photograph; easy work good re-
turns. Can National Photographers 71s
Seventh av.
STENOGRAPHER wanted In newspaper
office; one with advertising experience
preferred; chance for advancement; reply
stating experience. nationality and salary
.desLred. D $50. Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-14
After Disloyal Teachers

2},a, Of NGurs NaGures are given by Henry J.
AEercan n,9aaif4a 1aassac husetts. chairman of the
a told fhe COMMITTEES OF the Legion,
assands ~ national committee that
aqrs in ~ ~ teachers and college pro
s2a tbe,,V VNis country should be removed
u we're '' o,s, al important work because
New-York tribune., 1921-02-14
Office Furniture

COMMERCIAL FURNITURE
In oak, mahogany and American walnut;
desks. tables. chairs. fling devices etc
FOR THE MODERN BUSINESS OFFICE
JACOB BARSKY. ! BEAVER ST
Phone Broad Ha4k
New-York tribune., 1921-02-14
-. +Of's States Respond

h ss'sy.eisht hen N and women in forty of
as,5is conlrnn,',..es ss.es have been rewarded
q tie hsg,mearhs grrhs for tho part they
gN sNs eeape war. The form of
a. ON Of SSsf~Ssss, Ss, however. have awarSaa
sat Aeat other than a Cat CASH
New-York tribune., 1921-02-14
K;nss Restricted to 2 Names

Denmark is the only country which
restricts it's sovereigns to two names,
nanes have had only Christians and
Fredericks a. their monarchs.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-14
Patents and I7venrIons
PATENTS .

PATENTS
over rs years practice; all communities
tions strictly CONFIDENTIAL. handbook Oh
patents tr-e on request. special facilities
for off9ce consultation Mum Co. pat
en- attorneys. e17 WoolwOrth Building
A4w York
New-York tribune., 1921-02-14
..s,,s. D1 slxty-two War ornban,

~ II tsseeiIyed by the national treAs-
t,;.'ilaa Of ogs Legion TO provide for he
s Tbis sench war orphans n3y total
y. .HSty.tTo amount Ia enough 10 care
i. The sr.rns rorphans for a period of one
NJ slsaa by b,'@ee5 fee. part of the adoptIons
~. country th-es h.s 'oh posts In many parts
"'aqtse. - "u' number OF individuals
New-York tribune., 1921-02-14
instruction

AUTO INSTRUCTION, SIS
Day, evening; Cadillac. Studebaker. Nit.
cheil. B. & NJ. Co.. 1903 Lexington ave.
'sSth>.
LEARN TO BE A CHAUFFEUR-Pleas
profitable work; day and evening classes.
Send for free booklet and visitors pass.
MEN wanted 60 operate moving picture
machines IN theaters; we teach you days
or evenings. American Theater Building
s44 Sth ave. (42d). Bryant 1919.
AUTO INSTRUCTION-We teach repairing
and driving In short time License guar
anteed; ladies' classes: also Ford lessons.
American Auto School 726 Lexington ave
(59th]. Plaza 4016.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-14
OFFERINGS TO BUYERS

OFFERINGS TO BUYERS
SILKS, Jap to MN, immediate de-
livery; terms $40. Mad. So. s0s4.
SUITS AND COATES-Stylsh and odd
sizes, good make, guaranteed fit. tri-
cotines, serges and covert cloth; suits
s32.50 up; coats. st5.25 up. waldman &
Saeher I&2 West 2sth 1T. Watkins 4691.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-14
LEGAL NOTICES

ApDiTIONAL ORDER OF NOTICE.
Marcus Nsharnkln. Of New Haven Ccrn
vs. Anna Nahamkin. Of the city and stars
OF New York. New Haven County 81.
pertor Court.
February H. 1891,
COMPLAINT FOR DIVORCE.
ordered, that additional notice Of the
entitled case b. given by publishlag this
order in the New York Tribune a nsws-
paper published IN the city of %ew YORK
once week for two weeks suceesslysly
beginning on or before tse 18th day or
February. 1921. BY the Court
ALFRED y. WHEELER
Assistant Clerk % the Superior Court
FOR New Haven COUNT
New-York tribune., 1921-02-14

REED and WILLOW FURNITURE s'r all
hoT1es direct from factory. iarEcs; selea-
ton. lowest prices. in single pieces or sets.
LONG BEACH WILLOW co. 1856 z 4lst
WE PAY highest prices tor su~niturs
pianos antiques. bric-a brac. books art
etc. GABAY. So diversity Place sluy-
Vesant 1877
New-York tribune., 1921-02-14
DANCING INSTRUCTION
PROPOSALS

PROPOSALS FOR CATERPILLAR TRAC-
TION STEAM SHOW EL---Sealed pro-
posals will be received at the office Of the
General Purchasing Officer, The Panama
Canal Washington. d. c., until II 90
O'Clock noon February 21. 1891 at which
time they viii be opened In public Tor
furnishing the above mentioned Steam
Shovel. Blanks and generaI information
may be obtained from this Office A. L,
FLINT, General Purchasing OBlceE.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-14
BUSINESS CARDS
Carpets
Diamonds. Jewelry, Etc.
Furniture

DIAMONDS bought ara sold FOR cash frora 5
individuals OF estates BENNETT. ITS
Broadway % Goor
New-York tribune., 1921-02-14
POST AcTryrrrx,,,

a.sM ~ \. iadoorp Fest Will hold It's nrse
'rrs stees sae 22d Regiment s1 Arl1,ory "
&c Asrena sros dway. Entries clio oioss
ssSaty.at. with W. g. Moore Ak
Glss ssaar,Os spSft sf Psst will hold it's mset-
~ sos,a os,st ~ a. the Brooklyn EIks'
oa&ero Street. 4 dinner
New-York tribune., 1921-02-14
EMPLOYMENT AG GzNCIES
Domestic Help

COLORED high grade servants. cfty,:
j.. Souhtryi references investigated Kemp
Agency Audubon 1855
New-York tribune., 1921-02-14
HELP WANTED FEMALE
Domestic

GOVERNESS-A competent nursery gov
erness for two children OF and u years
old, one who speaks French and English
required and thoroughly understands the
physical care OF children; only those with
best of references need apply. Can be-
tween and - a. III. Mrs. Max Cohen,
I5I West 86th St
New-York tribune., 1921-02-14
Wanted
,;:;: 60 e. Want Advertisements '::i s
Oprhnhi
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE
Day Workers

DAYS WORKER, excellent iaundress-
cleaner capable. conscientious c0iored
J woman; highly recomru ended. Masons
Agency, IL West 43d. Vanderbilt so53
New-York tribune., 1921-02-14
FURNISHED ROOMS WANTED

A SUNNY room Columbia University sec
ton. Partly furnished; restaurant IN
building, OF optional meals With family
res sonable. Address G. ST. Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-14
Commercial

BILL CLERK on Remington Wahl adding
machine; four months experiences; VIII
Ing to start at SIC. H. Munzer, g Avenue
B. city.
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sURRoGATEs NOTICES

pUPLAT, JULIAN ANTONIO-~IN PURsrI.
ance Of an order OF Honorable JOHN p
GOHALAN, Surrogate OF the County OF
Sew York, NOTICE 81 hereby given to all
persons having claims sg atnst Julian An
tonic Dupiat. late OF tne County Of New
vouchers thereof, TO the subscriber. az it's
place OF transacting business, at the osnoa
OF Roosevelt & kobbe. It's attorneys al No
44-46 Wall Street, 10 the Borough OF Man
haitian, in the City OF New York, State Of
New YORK, on OF before ths 25th day OF
May, 1894, next.
Dated. New York. the 18TH day of No
vernber. 1920.
THE CHEMICAL NATIONAL BANK
OF NEW YORK Exao1ror
ROOSEVELT & KOBBE: Atternrys 70,
Exscator. once and p. o. Address
$50 Wall Street. Borough OF M4nhat-
sATTERLEE. MARY PIN PURSUANCE
OF an order OF Honorable John p Cohatsn
q Surrogate Of the County Of New YORK
notice is hereby given 10 all persons hRv.
ing claims against Mary P. satterIee lata
OF the County OF New York, deceased 20
present the same with vouchers Thereof TO
the suoserihe az her place ot transacting
Smith Griffin. her attorneys. at No ~
William Street. tn the Borough OF Man
haitian, IN The City OF New York State OF
New YORK. on or before the is, day Of
Dated ,Esw York. ths a4th day o, No.
cArHARINE W FHILPsE.
HA1GHT. sANpFoRD, SIXTH 4 GRIFFTN
Attorneys for E1ecutTix, ofgscs and p O.
Address. 81 william Street, Borough Of
Manhattan New YeFk City.
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Commercial

ACC0C CNTANT-Book audited completely
written up for firms with or without
bookkeepers s2.5G weekly. Statements
Whitehouse. 81 East 28th. Mad. So 432I
YOUNG MAN. 26. until recently CO partner
in small manufacturing and jobbing
concern, desires position leading TO sa les
New-York tribune., 1921-02-14

STENOGRAPHER-Pa time service. NJ.
Hun lndeXtng Bureau. Cort. 1855, 22O
New-York tribune., 1921-02-14
HELP WANTED MALE

BOY wanted; good opportunity for sharp
boy; 40 hours weekly. Apply Room 2I0.
New York Public Library, Ii West 4Oth st.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-14

RESS-PARLORMAID CEnglsh1-
Neat, nice girl; experienced; excellent
references; country; S65. Masons Agency,
I8 West 43d, Vanderbilt 9063.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-14
Dressmakers, Milliners, Etc.

REsSMAKER-Child distinctive ap-
parel made on order only. Reiser. IT E.
S3d st. Phone Lenox 1853.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-14
Dated New York the 5th day OF Janu-

CENTRAL UNION TRUST COMPANY
OF NEW YORK.
HENRY LATROBE ROOSEVELT.
Executors.
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MlsceIlan ee9a

LADY S MAID-French, Swiss; young; ex-
perienced. WettIer Agency IS w. 4Sd.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-14
Mattresses

Es-PARL0RMAID citv or coyn-
try, good references. NJ. Miss Hofrnav-
er's Agency. 10 East 43d st. 50 noor.
Telephone, S947 Murray Hill
New-York tribune., 1921-02-14
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET
East Side

Last SIle
74TH ST. "a BAsT-Large. handsomely
furnished room for two gentlemen or
couple reference; private house.
Evening star., 1921-06-12
Heitmiller and Mason chamblin.


A lot In the Van Week subdivision
has been sold to. Z. Vernon Haines
and he Avill shortly erect a residence.
In the game of ball between Hern-
don and Ashburn the score stood IL
to ii in favor of the visiting team.
1t was necessary to play twelve in
nings.
On Tuesday a game. the proceeds
of which were donated to the school.
was played between the preachers.
doctors and Sunday school superin-
tendents on one side and the busi-
ness men of the town on the other.
the business men winning.
In the tennis tournament Garland
Long and Stanley Hanes were VIC
tors. and IN the game between the
winners Garland Long won and was
presented with a handsome racquet
by the school.
At a meeting Of the Citizens Asso-
citation on Monday 1t was decided
to hold Herndon day the first Mon
day in September. Labor day. and to
observe July 4 with a special pro-
gram. Speakers of prominence will
be obtained. Guests are to bring
their own picnic dinners. tea and
coffee to be donated by the associa-
ton.
Class day was observed at Herh-
don Seminary on Wednesday The
NJ. r. Bready composition prize was
awarded to Miss Clara Ashford
Hutchson A gold medal for schol-
arship was awarded Miss Helen
Louise Hutchison. she making an
Evening star., 1921-06-12
GLEN ECHO.

GLEN ECHO. Md. June II Especially.
Rev. James Kirkpatrick preached
special sermon to the graduates of
Glen Echo Grammar School last Sum
Day evening. The closing exercises of
the school were held In the commune
" auditorium Friday Afternoon. The
program included THE Marriage of
lock Robin and Jennie Wren." by
tne primary department; a comedy
FUN In a Photograph Gallery" by
tne intermediate grades; playlet,
Deaf Uncle zed"; graduating exer-
clses by the seDiors--the salutatory.
Dy Edna Shannon; dialogue. Glass
president William Dresser and Aillian
Baker, prophecies: class parody, Ruby
Embrey: class fantasy, Minnie Stacks:
our Creed" Howard Walsh: vale
dlctory, Walter Dresser; class song.
with Helen Wedding, acccmpanist. An
ice cream treat for the children was
provided. The students were the
guests OF Glen Echo Psrk manage
Eent Yesterday afternoon, through
the courtesy of L. y. Schi loss.
MRS. Daniel Collins entertained the
ladies' Guild on Thursday. a
MISS :. r. Baum of Oakda1e Villa
lert Tor Boston Tuesday in response
70 telegram summoning her to the
pedside of her father. who is cfiti-
cally III.
Ladies' night. Thursday. at Ban
hocApurn, was we'll attended.
Evening star., 1921-06-12
WEDDINGS IN VIRGINIA.

FREDERICKSBURG Va. June II
(SpeciaD.-Bennie NJ. Cliff and Miss
Lena II. Woodward of King George
county were married here at the
Methodist parsonage by Rev. H. l..
Hout.
At st. Johns Episcopal Church.
King George, Va, Wednesday evening
Miss Elva Z. Ratcliffe of King George
county became the bride of David l.,
Baird of Farmville. Va. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. w. H. Mayors
rector of the King George Episcopal
Church.
George s. Berry and Miss Laura
SnellingS, both of Falmouth, were
united in marriage here at the home
of the officiating minister. Rev. E. L.
Swift.
Charles n. Harris and Miss Annie
+. Pritchett. both of Spotsylvania
county. were united in marriage in
this city by Rev. Emerson l.. Swift at
the latter's residence.
Mrs. Margaret Faulkner and Hamp-
den Hoge were married at the for
mer's residence in Urbanna Thurs
day. DR.. McFaden of Richmond Off
ciating.
Archie Schley Hudgins and Miss
Christine Diggs. daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs W. B. Diggs. both Of Mathews
county. were married in Elisa beth
City. N. c.. last week.
Miss Fannie Lizard, of Weems, and
John Lewis, of White Stone, were
married at the Baptist parsonage at
White Stone. Lancaster county.
WINCHESTER. Va. June III
(SpeciaD--Mr. and Mrs. Goodwin H.
Williams of Berryville, Clarke county
have announced the engagement OF
their daughter. Miss Nancy Goodwin
Williams, to Thomas Lewis Peyton,
Washington. D. C. The wedding is
to take place in the fall. Miss Will
liams is a sister Of the late Capt.
Corps, who was mortally wounded
at the battle Of Chateau Thierry.
Evening star., 1921-06-12
HERNpoN.

HERNDoN, Va. June II tspe.
ciai) i).-Funeral services for Mrs. Ber-
tha Oliver Kephart. wife OF Arthur
Kephart, were held at the family
residence Monday. afternoon. inter-
fnent being in Chestnut Grove GENE.
terry. Mrs. kephart had been Ill only
. week. She was thirty-efght years
Of age and is survived by her hus-
band, a. thirteen-year-old daughter
and an eieht-yeAr-old son.
Comme ehcement exercises were held
tht' Herhdon High School Wednesday
evening. the address being made by
DR.. E. s. Richardson Of George
Washington. University. The mem
bers of the graduating class were
Misses Marie Gertfude Adrian. Emily
Dtey ,Qrear. Irnaa Rowena Jones
Glennie Christie Marshall. Ouida Al
line Wattles, Myrtle Irene Wheeler.
CT Albert Adrian. jr.: William Mason
Ehamberlin and Charles Alexander
Parker. Otey. Greear. honor member
Of the class, delivered an essay. Dr..
Ernest l.. Robey delivered the d
pipmas midsummer" an oPeretta.
was given by. the grades on Tuesday
The high school, presented the
nlay. And Ted Came Home. on Fri
day. evening. the characters being
taken by. Junior" Hanes. Ernest
Marts. Helen Crippen., Ruth Parker
aarland Long, Mrs. siias r. Hutchi-
eor,I Charles Parker. Albert Adrian,
Oteyr Grekar, 0uida Wattles, Lena