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The New York herald., 1921-04-15
srock sAlEsMEx

Statesmen wanted 70 sell a srcuritv that n
known the world over. There is rot drug
OF department store that does not handle fhls
product. A guaranty dividend stock. Lib
eral commissions, leads furnished expert
encs unnecessary. Room 0i0, 35s 5th av.
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COUPLE, chauffeur. wife chambermaid.
waitress or plain cook. with boy @ years.
good reference IL. $40 Stebbins av.. Bronx.
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FARMER desires position as herdsnnn In
Holstein or Guernsey herd. where long and
short time records are emphasized; agricul-
tural school graduate; experienced growing
calves and young stock and keeping accu-
rate records; Al references; thoroughly re-
liable. Address Y 619 Herald, Herald ST.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

COUPLE. married, no family; thoroughly
understand vegetable garden. lawn, flow
ers. poultry: wife competent English walt
ress. chambermaid. small adult Christian
family: no cooking or laundry; references,
letters. S. r., 36G w. 29th.
COUPLE, wife first class economical cook
hOussWorker, man useful butler. valet en-
tire work small family: both honest. Willing,
reliable. city references. Address Couple,
ISL East 4Tth St
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ELEVATOR operator or porter-Young man.
married, &c years. wants position. Harry
Brown. 22S L. l1Ath.
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COUPLE or trio chauffeur. wife cook, SIS
ter chambermaid or governess; go any
where; references; living quarters II pos
Eib!e. RetL. boy 80 oyster Bay. Il. 4.
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GARDENER. farmer. working superinten-
dent on private estate understands engines
and farm machinery: competent In an
branches, outdoor and under glass: have had
charge OF private estates for 90 years; mar
ried, no children; age 43; Holland-American;
best Of references from boyhood; only first
class place considered. Jacob Kol, A. Park
av Rutherford ". ].
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TyPEwRITERs.

MIST sell Good typevri,cr.. sa7 so sis.
Az south IN, Brooklyn.
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SALESMAN
20 sell new office appliance, every business
and professional man = prospect quick
sales, liberal commissions paid daily. In
terview Mr.. Gordon, ] 70 =. NJ. al 9TH
av., third floor.
sAIEaMrS
We can offer you n lifelong position fn an
established business whore character .and
ability are moro important than experience
you satisfy IA and We viii satisfy you thar
this opportunity ~ a real one. Apply In
person. =. r.. Steel Service Corp. 1855 Broad
way. suite 7a3.
EALESafAN-High class saiesman. able pro-
duce results, to sell direct 20 mauufHctur-
ing ice cream, confectionery and baking
trade, exceptional opportunity Tor advance
menti state age, experience, salary desired.
a 1872 Herald. Fulton X.
sALEsMEN, eEe a5 70 10, b. stock broker
age concern; perseverance,. initiative aud
enthusiasm more essential than experience
Gait Broad p52
sALEsAfEN-unique invention, Just out.
saves tifpe. labor. eliminates drudgery. 81
day and big commissions. Apply nt once
Horton Co. ~ Court e., Brooklyn
sALEs-lAN.
Established tire man 4sarturins concern de-
sires service of high clss city salesman, cne
handling tires Of kindrr lines preferred. "
6s5 Herald, 2so BroadrH
RATsEsafAN, expefienceI II mems furnlsh-
lngs. Brill Bros, ~ East l4th =.
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ENGLNEER, dynamos. elevators, repairs,
firing; wages moderate. G. Spreng, 81 Bar
row st. Tel. 5T56 Spring.
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WAITRESS, competent for apartment
country after May o; wages $50, best
references for character and ability re
CURED. Apply Friday. before 10, or after ),
carfare paid. Kinney. 405 Park av.
WAITRESS, white, competent, from now un-
III June 9 family going TO Europe; excel
lent wages; references required. Apply 2 10
Y. Apt. "A, u East s2d.
Instruction.
TIE WTLFRED ACADEMY or
HAIP AND BEAUTY CULTURE
OFFERS COURSES OF INSTRUCTIONS
IN ALL BRANCHES. ASSURING LARGE
EARNINGS: DAY. EVENING GLASSES.
CALL OR WRITE FOR INFORMATION,
I53 w. 4fTII ST PHONE BRYANT 9455.
EARN S25-Sl50 weekly; only through Prof.
Rohrer's. the Reliable Hairdress, Manicure.
Beauty School So up; free for service: earn
while learn; circular explains. 1l9 w. 42d ST.
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Instruction.
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

Domestic Help Wan.ei
NEW YORK DOMESTIC AGENCY. 20 w
43d. room 240.-NUrscs, cooks, Kitchen
maids, chanhermaids mattresses. laun-
dresses, hous0workers. couples Cutters and
cooks), Swedish and others; highest wages
Please call early as possible.
N MISS 1IOEMAYER's AGENCY,
10 East 43d ST., third floor.
swedish cooks, laundlesses. French cham
4 rrnafds, waitrgsses English rursee, useful
couples. English buffers.
AT MRS. THEo MAI.MBURG's
SWEDISH AGENCY CESTABLIGHED issD !,
1919 LEXINGTON Az. (75TD.
Select help all capacitiesi private families.
BftENNAN'S Agency wants cooks, waitress
chambcrmaids. laundrpsses, nurses. couples
for city and country 10 II. 8oth. P1aza 12i7.
SWEDISH cook. butler. parlormaid, waitress
and kitchennaid; first class references re-
cuired. Bronnan's 46 East 60th. Plaza 1917
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STOVES AND STOVE EPAtRs-Repairs
furnlshcd rs ii, any make of stove. range.
furnace ttCau or not wgter heater mamie
farfgre0 STOVE EErAfH CORR 22S 2.u
water st. cof Eeekman. y. y. Branch, is4
Mulberry st., Newark. N y
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.

s-~~~--~--~~~~-~~~~~~~
STEAMSHIP officer, aged co. desires shore
position with steamship company or manu-
featuring concern with a marine department
a 531 Herald $50 Broadway.
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TRY WHITE SPACE TOR.
BOTTOM AND SIDES OF
YOUR AID. SEE THE DIF-
FERENCE 1T MAKES m
THIS AD.
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PRACTICAL BUSINESS BUILDER
and experienced organizer; complete
comprehension advertising, sales pro-
ductiee business getter. resourccful
executive. dCmcstic and foreign OK
poricnce; American, age A. X fTn2
Herald, Washington Heights.
SAL EsMAN, hiEh power, - looking Tor
proper connection, experienced az crew
manager, sales manager and sales force
organizer. A 1918 Herald, Fulton ~.
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ROOFS REPAIRED.
sPORTTNG GOODS.
STOVES AND BOII ER REPAIRs.

HIGHEST prices paid golf outfits. cameras,
fishing tackle. binoculars, guns, nautical
Instruments. TRlG lER, ISL 9th av bs1
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GARDENER. single. life experience green.
houses. vegetables, flower gardens, all
around man country estate; must be permn-
nent No. ! references. Address Gardener,
266 9th av., Brooklyn tstore).
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cHAuFFvEuR- MECHANIC.

IAItDENER,
Careful. skilful driver and thorough me
chanic on any type OF motor. refined. in
dustrious and intelligent, American, with more
than average ability, and best OF references.
at liberty Monday: wages $25, board and
room. Mechanic, care II. L. Wilson. Scars
dale, N. Y.
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HpUSEKEEPER-Positi wanted; middle
ascd. refined woman; good cookI viii take
1ull charge or care for semi-invald, can
massage: Al references NJ. N, care John
son, PA 6ist ST.. Brooklyn.
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MEN
MEN--YorR oPPoRTuNITY !!
Statesmen WANTED.

REAL ESTATE renting man, experienced
wanted; opportunity man who can make
good. Apply w. =. Jones & Son. 1855 B'way
The Washington herald., 1921-03-24
An Old Recipe
ToDarkenHair
Common Garden Sage and Sulphur
Makes Sheaked, Faded or
Gray Hair Dark and
Youthful at Once.

Almost everyone knows that Sage
Tea and Sulphur, properly COM
pounded. brings back the natural
color and lustre to the hair when
faded. streaked or gray. Years ago
the only way to get this mixture
was to make IL at home, which is
mussy and troublesome
Nowadays we simply ask at any
drug store for "Wyeth's Sage and
Sulphur Compound" You will get
a large bottle of this old-time recipe
improved by the addition of other
ingredients at very little cost.
Everybody uses this preparation
now, because no one can possibly
tell that you .darkened your hair. as
1t does II so naturally and evenly.
You dampen a sponge or soft brush
with II and draw this through your
hair, taking one small strand at a
time; by morning the gray hair dis
appears, and after another applica-
tion or two your hair becomes
beautifully dark, thick and glossy
and you look years younger. wy
eth's Sage and sulphur Compound
Is delightful toilet requisite. 1t
Is not intended for thA cure, .niti-
cation or prevention of disease
Adv.
The Washington herald., 1921-03-24
J.P.Morgan and Ku KIur
Aid Virginia Endowment

CHARLOTTESVILLE Va, March
2S.-J. Pierpont Morgan. head of
the New York banking firm which
bears his name; the Knights of the
Blu Klux Klan and the youngest
living descendant of Thomas Jeffer-
son, founder of the University of
Virginia, contributed today to the
university's centennial endowment
fund.
Morgan's gift came in the form of
a $4,000 check received at fund
headquarters. The knights of the
ku klux Klan pledged $1,000 in a
communication to DIR. Edwin A.
Alderman, president of the univer-
sity, and the Rex. Kary Morgan
Block. rector Of st. Johns Church,
Roanoke. forwarded a check to the
university on behalf of his 7-weeks-
old son. Karl Morgan Block. Jr.
who has the distinction of being the
youngest living descendant of the
third President of the United States
The Washington herald., 1921-03-24
For Itching Eczema,
Old Sores and Piles

Il guarantee my ointment" says Peter
son OF Buffalo. Ito cure eczema: TO stop
the itching at once and any reliAhle drug
gist will cheerfully refund your money il
PETERS0N'S OINTMENT doesn't do ey-
erything ! say il will do.
William A. Corley Of Franklin. y. Y, is
surely n wise man. lie writes: Il used
PETERS0N'S OINTMENT on little boy
work"
Then there is Alex. Louttel. brave fire.
man Of Buffalo. who is glad TO write as
follows: Il had an old sore on my leg for
many years The best doctors failed. Pc
TERS0N'S OINTMENT entirely healed the
sore quickly" And from over in Canada
comes letter from 4. BlOckeby, stating /:
The best. thing I ever hit for itching piles
Is PETERSON'S OINTMENT" big box
for 81 cents Mail orders flied by Peter
son Ointment Co. Inc Buffalo. Ny.
Peoples Drug Store and o'DOnnelrs Drug
Store will supply y"u.
The Washington herald., 1921-03-24
''TIz" FOR S0RE,,
TIRED Feet
'Tiz" is grand for aching, swollen,
tender, calloused feet
or corus.

All, what relief. No more tired
feet; no more burning feet; no. more
swollen, aching. tender, sweaty feet'
No more soreness in corns, cal
louses. bunions.
No matter what ails your feet OF
what under the sun you've tried
without getting relief, just use
"Tiz." "Tiz" is the only remedy
that draws out all the poisonous ex-
udations which pun up the feet
"Tiz" cures your foot trouble sc
you'll never limp or draw up your
face in pain. Your shoes won't
seem tight and your feet will never
never hurt or get sore and swollen
Think of il. no more loot misery
no more agony from corns, cal.
louses or bunions.
Get a box at any drug store OF
department store ana get fhstsn,
relief. Wear Smaller srocs. Just
once try 'sTiS" Get whole ycar'l
foot comfort for a few cents. Thini
Of it.-Adv.
The Washington herald., 1921-03-24
Bankers Wife Suicide;
Mother Dies of Shock

INDIANAPOLIS, March 23.-Mrs.
Stoughton A. Fletcher. wife of the
President of the Fletcher-American
National Bank, died suddenly here
today and about one hour later her
mother. Mrs. Eva L. Kenly, died
from the shock of her daughters
death.
Elmer Stout, an official in the
Fletcher-American National Bank,
Indicated that Mrs. Fletcher COM
mitted suicide in a dressing room
of the palatial Fletcher home. The
body was found by Mrs. Fletcher's
mother. who died soon after. An
empty bottle which had contained
orussic acid was found near the
body.
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Building Permits

52iS-To r. c. steadman: for re-
Hairs. alterations. etc. to 1921 III-
nois avenue; lot 35. square 3slt
Value, 1855.
524s-To f. White: for repairs, al
terations. etc, to l224 W street
southeast; lot Sl5. square 57Ss
Value. SO.
5250-To II. ]. Anderson: to e-ec,
shed. at rear OF e5s5 Burns stree,
$50.
525l-To W. ". Weir; TO cree,
private garaC=, at rear Of 3als Nc
Nlnley street northwest; lot %,
square 1747. Value. $3.50.
5252-To Benjamin BrooI:s: for
repairs. alterations. etc. 20 ?OI
Four-and-a-Half street southws ST
lot "a. square sg;. Value. $500.
5253-To q. l.. Simmons: 20 build
at southwest corner of Cslifcrria
street northwest and Florila ave.
nue.; lots 5 and 6. square s557. vslue
$4,000.
5254-To A. NJ. Cole; for repairs
alterations. etc. at rear Of 2557 Fif.
ieenth street northwest: lot ,sl
square 1856. Value. 500.
5255-To r. d. and H r. Baker
to erect privaEa garage. at rear oi
lJ4 Adams street northwest: lot so
square 3l21. Value. $50.
525e-To S. Gas; for repairs. al
terations. etc, TO 52S r street north.
east: lot 80. square Sy1. Nslre. SeI5
5257-To Bessie Rodney: for re,
pairs. alterations. etc. to 1874 n
street northeas.; lot ;, square 1926
Value, $500.
J25S-TO II. r. Iiowenstein: 20 To-
| cate hcisting engine on Princeton
street, near Georgia avenue: lots
40 TO sG4. squire @O3l
@25s-To W ~ L. Jenkins: for
repairs. alterations, etc, at rear OF
The Washington herald., 1921-03-24
A clear, ruddy complexion is
an unmistakable sign of a
vigorous, healthy vitality,
while pimples on the face in
dieate a depleted, rundown
condition of the system.

A healthy, attractive skin is prac-
tically within reach of every woman.
but it cannot be obtained from the
use of cosmetics or so-called skin
foods. First of all. it must be real
lied that the condition Of the skin
depends upon the condition of the
blood. and no one can have a clear,
ruddy. healthy skin unless the blood
is robust and healthy and free from
all impurities.
Pimples and blotches on the face
or other parts Of the body are not
only source of embarrassment. but
they are also a warning from nature
that should be promptly needed.
They Indicate that the system needs
a house-cleanins-that foreign sub
stance has crept into the blood to
interfere with its perfect perform
ance. and that a serious cloggins
up of the tissues and skin pores will
result unless the proper treatment
is resorted to. And this naturally
leads to the query: "wha. IS he
proper method Of treating diseases
of the skins" A very common ms
The Washington herald., 1921-03-24

311, Fifth street southeast: Tot
10. square $50. value. f35e. 81
B1se-To Nrs. 7. Priest: 70 ere,
Maryland avenue northeast: lQ< 50
square 1850. yaiue, $50.
5zsi-ro w. n. Yarmsn. Inc.
erect sign at ti6 Tenth street mort
/ west; lot 81. square stt e
5zs2-To ". c. Cxrts, for repai
alterations. etc. to 1IsS O str
northwest; lot at. square 70. Va
500.
s2s3-To II. 4. Erackett; toe.
fence at 1864 GirArd street aot
west; lots SIC and al, square q
szsf-To y. q. Jackson. 10 en-
sign at 1908 Il street northvest;
500. square 3s7.
5ss5-To Riggs NstionsI Bank; {
repairs. alterations, ETC. 10 u
Pennsylvania avenue northwest; q
30. square z2l. Value. $500,
52ee-TO r. l.. Haves: for repsi
alterations, etc, 10 1917 Min
street northwest; lot so7. square 30
Value. s4s.
52s7-To NJ. L. YingIins; for
pairs. alterations. etc. TO fs1i
street northwest; lot Is. square IL
Value. $50.
52ss-To NJ L. Jones; TO er
fence at s77 Wade place; lot .,
square 5ss5.
52es-To y. A. Blundon Compa,
for repairs. alterations. etc, TO
n street northwest; lot seq. sou
40t. Value. 5000.
5s7o-To 4. l.. Duffy: for repa'
alterations, etc. TO i3fi Fifth str
northwest; lot 20. square $50. Va
$40.
52TI-To Anheuser Busch s: )
Company: for repairs. sltersti.
etc, TO Delaware avenue and
street southwest; lot az. square 81
b272-To w. Mccurdy: for repsil
alterations. etc, TO 5T30 Georgia .
enue; lot Par. s7-ao. square q,
Value, $3.50.
52Ts-To O. d. schafer: for
pairs. alterations. etc. at rear
3lt1 Dumbsrton avenue northwe'
lot sos. square 12I5. Value. s125.
5274-To Lawman Bakery: TO D
stall motor at 34l2 Fourteen
street northwest: lot 63s. SOU;
2677. Value, $50.
5275-To Charles Wood: for :
pairs. alterations. etc. at s33-s
street northeast; lot Is. square s.
Value. 800.
5276-To L. A. Everett: 20 ere
private garage. at rear OF 223 Pen
sylvsnia avenue southeast; lot
square 7ss. Value, s2ee.
5277-To NJ Brooks: 20 erect sil
at 7ol Four-snd-a-haif street sous
west: lot "a. square ls7.
527s-To John Hyden: TO er,
sign at 2ssl Ninth street northwoi
lot, 2os. square 2s7t.
527s-To william Moore: to
pair shed at 1861 Stanton 70
southeast: lot 222-2s. square !
Value. $50.
The Washington herald., 1921-03-24

Box SO, Hopkins, MINI.
Il has been said thatnot one woman
o thousand passes this perfectly ma
ural change without experiencing a
rain Of very annoying and sometimes
iainful symptoms. Those dreadful hot
!ashes, sinking spells, spots before
he eyes, dizzy spells, nervousness,
re only few Of the symptoms.
livery woman at this age should profit
" Mrs. Blocks experience and
~ Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable
compound.
If you have the slightest doubt that
sydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pund win help you write to Lydia E.
fnkham Medicine Co. (confdentiaD
gnn. Mass, about your health.
The Washington herald., 1921-03-24

Gardiner - Sullivan Bell. Marshall
and Rice-Johnson.
10 SHADES VS. Gordon. Blumen-
thai. attys.
20 Concrete Steel Co VS. Caldwell
Marshall Co. Hendry-Shinn-
attys.
81 Allen VS. Logan. Thompson
attys.
% CLANCY VS. CLANCY. Mullow
ney-, yattys.
20 Ritnour VS. Ritnour. Stearmar
l-Mangan. attys.
"a Freeman VS. Freeman. Gusack
-. attys.
25 Brooks VS. Brooks. Richard,
Observation-Disclosures, attys.
26 In re dissolution of Phillips
Brothers & Co. Archer & Smith.
Munter-Ohut & Inlay, sttys.
% Sheehy VS. Sheehy. Darlington
-O'Shea-Sachs, attys.
28 Mantzouris VS. Harris. Prets.
er-Harlow--, attys.
29 In re bkcy OF Peter J. Har.
ris. Harlow-Pretzfelder- Block
attys.
CRIMINAL DIVISION No. 1.
Proceedings.
L S VS. Harry Rapley. house.
breaking and larceny. Jury sworn
Case on trial.
L VS. Richard G. williams
grand larceny. Deft surrendered
by C. D. Hood, surety. Recog s1ot
taken.
L S VS. James J. Dale, forgery
Warrant of removal from Dist OF
n c filed. Deft committed.
L s VS. Clarence Young and
Henry W. Curry. robbery. Recor
500 taken. J. II. Wilson. atty fol
deft.
L s VS. Wilmer H. Mais. nonsup-
port. Warrant Of removal from
Dist Of Oklahoma filed. Deft COM
mitted.
The grand Jury returned the fol.
lowing indictments yesterday:
William f. Lacey. Andrew Nc.
Kenny. Eldridge Dove. Harry f
Wells, grand larceny.
Leroy Stewart. vio sec S26-b d {
Code Goyriding).
Milton Ostrander. alias Robert
Milton Ostrander robbery.
Clement Palmer. John T. Fletch.
Si' HouS~pTtdhinE ana larceny.
Raymond Chfsm, Isaiah Goodall
Housebreaking and larceny.
Chase E. Wright. alias c. Z
White. grand larceny.
A. G. Patterson, false prctenses
Clarence Walker. nonsupport OF
wife and minor children.
Floyd Brown, housebreaking and
larceny
James H. Bates. assault with dan.
Eerous weapon and assault with in.
tent to kill.
Frank l. Carson. false pretenses
Louis ]. Robinson. nonsupport OF
minor children.
James r. Smith. nonsupport OF
wife and minor child.
Beverly Payne. nonsupport OF
child.
Gabriel Baker. Alfred Beall. Phil.
ip Howell, Charles w. Thompson
grand larceny.
BENJAMIN Lewis. assault with dan.
gerous weapon.
Clifton G. Davies. bigamy.
Theodore r. Beall. James jackson
vic sec s26-b D c Code.
The Washington herald., 1921-03-24
Briggs

John f. Green, robbery.
Burnett Rabbit. Melrose Belhu-
mour. grand larceny.
Louis Ridgway. nonsupport of mi
nor child.
Harold c. Wood. nonsupport OF
wife and minor child.
william Mayo. receiving stolen
property.
William L. Lacey. Andrew Nc.
Kenny, grand larceny.
Eidridgc Dove. Harry 4. Wells
grand larceny
Jesse James Loor. carnal knowl-
edge.
Jesse James Loor. carnal knowI.
edge.
George A. Evans. seduction.
Charles II. Hunter. robbery.
Frank Lewis. Richard Powell, as.
sault with intent to commit rob.
berry.
Jesse Smith. alias r. A. Russell
, alias II. Price, vio sec S5l-b ID {
Code.
William II. Benton. forgery and
uttering. Thomas Henry Parker
forgery and uttering.
William H. Benton. Thomas Hen.
ry Parker. forgery and uttering.
Joseph W. Gonzales manslaughter
The grand jury ignored the fol.
lowing Indictment: Ernestine II
Adams. mansIaughter.
CRIMINAL DIVISION No. L,
Assignment for Today.
United States VS. Julia Dixon
Robert Thomas. Acey Toliver &
| Robert Ethridge.
CRIMINAL DIVISION No. =.
Proceedings.
6O275 James T. Ryan. jr. VS. Wash
liy & Elec Co. Court directs ver-
diet for deft A. d. Esher. atty for
pltf; Kelly Keyser for deft.
6O274 James Hill vs. Wash Ry &
Elec Co. Court directs verdict for
dett. A. d. Esher. atty for pitt
Kelley Keyser for deft.
Assignment for Today.
Lunacy hearings at 10 a. m.
PROBATE DIVISION.
Est James S. Qnander. Pet for
let OF adm. VIM n. DeLacy. atty.
Est Agnes Teresa Quander. Pet
FOR let OF gdnsp. VIM II. DeLacy
atty.
Est Louis Gundling. Order au.
thorizinS exr to begin action in
Nd to recover judgt on note for
S5.I15. VIM A. Lee, atty.
Est Marianne Murdock. Order of
pub nisi for sale of real est. Nj
nor, Galley e. Rowland. attys.
Est Frank b. Baker. Order ad-
mtg viii to prob & RrtG let test TO
Z Ii Dol
Barnard & Johnson, attys.
Est Edwin Lee Morgan. Order
admtg will & codicil to prob & grtg
The Washington herald., 1921-03-24
NAflEW ATTRACTIONSA7
XAT THE TIiEATERS
coLuMBIA.

George Medforl's Paramount pro-
duction Of The Faith Healer"
tased on the drama by William
Vaughn Moody, in which Milton
sills and Ann Forrest have the roles
of chief promtnence. wfll be featured
at Loew's Columbia Theater next
week, beginning Sunday. in thn six
teenth super-program Of the season
at that playhouse,
The Washington herald., 1921-03-24
COSMOS.

Frederick V. Bowers and his sep
tette of American Beauties" will
headline the vaudeville bill at the
Cosmos next week. Other numbers
include Merriam's Dogs; Hudson
and Jones in The Moth and the
Flame" CoakIey and Dunlevy in
The Trench Hounds" Aloha and
Giriie; Marie Sparrow; Billie Burke
in The Education of Elizabeth" !"
and His Unlucky Job"
The Washington herald., 1921-03-24
CRANDALL,S,

For the first three days of next
week, beginning Sunday. Crandall's
Theater will present Charles Chap
lin in his six-reel comedy, THE
Kid" On Wednesday and Thursday
Jack Pickford will be seen in The
Man Who Had Everything" For
the last two days of next week.
Madge Kennedy will be seen in The
Girl With the Jazz Heart"
The Washington herald., 1921-03-24
PAUL KOCHANsKI.

Paul KochanskB the Polish vio-
linist, will be the artist in the con-
cluding concert of T. Arthur Smiths
Ten Star Series at the National The
ater on Friday afternoon, April 1.
at 4:30 o'clock. This date was orig
inally reserved for Pablo Casals,
'cellist. but Mr.. Casals' illness made
the change necessary.
The Washington herald., 1921-03-24
RACHsfANINoFF.

Rachmanino the great Russian
pianist, will lie heard in recital at
the National Theater for the last
time this season next THURSDAY aft
ernoon at i:30 o'clock under ;he
management Of Mrs. wilson-G enc.
His program will include Chaconne
(Bach- -BusonD; Sonata No . mo
zarO; Papillons 'Schumannr; Noe
turne. (Choptn) and ether numbers.
The Washington herald., 1921-03-24
Eight Sim Feiners Die
In Fight lDith MiLitary

CORK, March 23.-Eight Sinn
Feiners were killed today at DingIe,
County Kerry. in a three-hour bat
tie with Crown forces. The mill
tary was ambushed
Twnty republicans were reported
wounded and four policemen were
injured
The Washington herald., 1921-03-24
KNICKERBoCKER.

The following attractions will be
seen at Crandall's Knickerbocker
next week: Sunday and Monday.
Charles hay in Nineteen and
Phyllis" Tuesday and Wednesday,
Louise Glaum In Love-" Thursday
and Friday. Madge Kennedy in THE
Girl With the jazz Heart" Satur-
day. Enid Bennett in silk Hosiery"
Supplemental comedies will be seen
In conjunction.
The Washington herald., 1921-03-24
n. r. KErTH,s.

80 Julian Eltinge. the famous female
impersonator, will headline the
vaudeville bill at B. F. Keith's next
week. Other acts include William
Kent in "Shivers:" Jean Adair in
ssAny Home." Bert Levy, smoke
painter: Gordon and Ford in "A Re-
cital Classique;" The Tinnan DAN
GERS; Margaret Taylor, the Kino-
grams and other features.