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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-12-23

quarter of the southwest quarter
and the east half OF the south.
east quarter of the southwest
quarter and tho north half OF
the south half OF the southeast
quarter and the southwest qnar.
ter OF the southwest quarter OF
the southeast quarter. section !.
township I north. range west.
Grady County. Oklahoma. con.
talnlng 40 acres.
The south half a tho south
half OF the northeast quarter
and the north half Of the north
half OF the southeast quarter
and the southeast quarter OF the
northeast quarter OF the south
east quarter, section 3. town.
ship north. range 6 west, con.
tnlnlng 90 acres.
Said oil and gas lease will be sol
N tho following terms and cond
ions. towlt.
For a cash bonus OF not less thai
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-12-23
First Published Dec. 2i. 1921
NOTICE OF SALE OF OIL AND
GAS LEASE.

state OF Oklahoma. County OF Ora.
dy.-sS. In the County Court.
Notice Is hereby given In pur.
suance OF an order OF the County
Court OF Grady County. State OF
Oklahoma, made and entered on tho
2lst day OF December. 1929. the
undersigned guardian will offer for
sale and sell at public sale TO the
highest and best bidder on oil and
gas mining lease on the 1ith day of
January. 1923 at II o'clock a. M,
the following described lands stu.
ated in Grady County, State of
Oklahoma, to-wit:
The southwest quarter OF tho
northeast quarter OF the south.
east quarter and the south half
OF the northwest quarter OF tho
southeast quarter and the south
east quarter OF the northeast
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-12-23

THOMAS MEIGHAN and LILA LEE IN xsems from
George AIDES Qpunourt Qntu,s Back Home and Broke
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-12-23
PUBLIC RECORDS
In District Court.

IN District Court.
Lindsay State bank of Lindsay VS.
Herman Shockley; suit for posses
sion of personal property.
Reed Motor company. a corpora.
tion, vs.. Callie Shockley ct al; suit
for possession of personal property.
First National bank of Oklahoma
City VS.. Ben f. Johnson ct al; suit
for money judgment.
I. j. Grogan VS.. ]. F. Neeley; sui.
for specific performance
w. j. Mayer VS.. F C Hall; suit
for cancellation of contract and to
quiet title
I. H. Bennett VS.. H. H. Dillon; suit
to quiet title.
Frank Holder VS.. Southern Surety
company suit for recovery of insur-
ance contract.
Lucy Parker VS.. Henry Parker;
suit for divorce.
irwin Poison VS.. Miles Kern ct al;
suit on debt and foreclosure.
Emma Landers VS.. S. X. Landers;
suit for divorce.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-12-23
SARAH DENIES SHE'S WORSE.

Paris. Dec. 23. Sarah Bernhardt.
famous actress. stricken with Illness
at a theater here n few days ago.
spent a restless night.
Nine. Bernhardts condition is not
so WELL" attendants told the United
Press.
hortly afterward, however. the
"Divine Sarah sent her secretary to
the correspondent with this message:
Il am not worse than yesterday"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-12-23
THE FLAPPERs DELIGHT AT
THE SUcG NEXT FRIDAY

Gay and Devilish." n fast.movine
comedy brings Doris May again Ia
the SSugg theatre where her most
recent nc production viii be shown
for two days beginning Friday. With
the flapper craze sweeping the ma
tion Miss Mays popularity is soar.
ing TO Unprecedented heights every
where. She Is the most blithsome
flapper OF the screen and has won
a tremendous following through her
popular Interpretation OF this de-
lightful character Supporting Miss
May in Gay and Devilish" are Otis
Harlan. Cullen Lands. Bull Mon
tana. Jacqueline Logan and other
prominent players who keep the fun
bubbling from start to finish.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-12-23
EICHT-HOUR DAY NOT
PRACTICAL, SAYS GARY

NY IHr NHIIFI TWNI
Chicago. Dec. 23-'I would like Ia
see the oighthour day In general
effect throughout the steel Industry
but II would wreck the indus,'y
Ebert H. Gary. chairman of the
board Of the United States Steel cor.
poratIon. declared here today.
Gary Is here to spend Christmas
with his daughter.
I'VE are now short OF labor" he
said. "lf we adopted the olghthour
day we would greatly increase the
cost OF steel and the labor situation
would be worse"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-12-23

sioo per acre and n royalty OF one.
eighth OF tho oil and gas produced
from said premises.
Said sale 10 be held In the County
Court room OF Grady County. Okla.
homa. at tho time above stated.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-12-23
KAISER SELLS PHOTOGRAPH.

Doorn. Dec. 23.--Former Kaiser
Wilhelm. being In need OF money
for Christmas. has sold n wedding
photograph Of himself n field mar.
fhal's uniform, and his bride-PrIn.
cess Misunderstanding her famous
diadom. The picture was disposed OF
10 an American agency for $4,000.
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All Real Estate Ads May Be Found From Caaon "a to 49, Inclusive
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Houses Tor sale

Houses tor sale ~
BY owner. nIne-room house in Woodland
Heights. in crfect condition; corner 10, /.
with all modern improvements. heat
included. Madison 1907.
FOR SALE.
New Sroom s,ucco bungalow:
10, 6o1i5o. At Stop ;. Petersburg
car line. Price. S2.7oo.
seven-room cottage in first,
class condition.: newly painted.
papered and electric lights: No.
tci Ninth Street. Price. $4,000.
siI-room cottage. in good order:
10; looxlS0; Stop Is. Petersburg
line. Price, $3.50.
Immediate possession. on very
easy terms. Apply TO
A. l.. ADAMSON
si3 Hull Street.
Phone. Madison 1855.
West Grace, detached brick, east
of Ryiand. 3l2.500.
Park Avenue. detached brick.
rooms and bath; modern: $1,000.
West Main brick, 9 rooms and
bath. $3.50
Mcdaniel. with
Il. &. HCDGlSS & CO.
Madison 5236.
AT STATION. Fredericksburg Railroad.
good house. rooms. acres: good water
shade: garden planted. Easy terms. Pos
session soon. =. s. Leake. Glen Allen.
Va.
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AUCTIONS-LEGALS
Legal Notices
WATER WORKS. TOWN OF ASHLAND.
VIRGINIA..

WATER WORKS. TOWN OF ASHLAND.
VIRGINIA.
Bids are invited until noon OF June "a.
1922. at which time they will be opened
and read publicly. on furnishing all ma
terials, appliances. machinery and labor,
and constructing the following enlarge
ments to the water works OF the town OF
Ashland, Va:
% Disseminating and removing 1853
feet OF 6-inch cast iron water main.
t2) Constructing 2.i6t feet OF s-inch
class cast iron water main. with valves
and connections and Golden Anderson
altitude controlling valve.
CD Constructing 6-inch force main.
OF cast iron pipe. including 400 feet OF
class B. 1900 feet OF class G. and 1850
feet OF class ..
CD Pipe lines about the filtration plant
and the pumping station.
t5) a re-enforced concrete pumphouse
and supporting trough. with two tripleN
pumps. and all Rppurtenances.
cd Protection work along the line OF
the force main.
% Rs-enforccd concrete coagulation
ba sin and filters and brick filter house,
with all piping and appliances.
N) wood stave wash tank on steel
tower alternative steel tank).
tD) Removing the present wood stave
tank at Ashland. and replacing with a
new one OF tho same dimensions. tAlter-
native steel tank.)
t0) Building the concrete piers for a
new water tower.
lD a $4,000 gallon. hem!sphericai bot
tom steel water tower and tank.
A certified check, cashiers check or
bidders bond, in the sum ~ $4,000. will he
required OF each bidder, and will become
a forfeit to the town OF Ashland II con-
tract is not entered upon and bond exc
cuted promptly after the award
The successful bidder Will he required
TO file an indemnity bond. with Some sat
isfactory guaranty company. In the sum
OF $4,000 TO safeguard the proper per
tormance of the contract.
la re- n Qnp mr.
all bids. and to let the contract In two
or more parts. az may seem advisable, or
to make changes In the plans.
Detail plans and specifications may be
examined at Hanover Bank, Ashland. Va,
or will be mailed upon applica ton to the
engineers. to Arms engaged exclusively
In contracting, on inclosing check for
$40
This deposit will he returned only 10
those parties submitting bona fide bids
and who return the plans In good shape.
WALTER X. JONES, Chairman,
Ashland Water Commission.
The Amber Engineering Company. No. 3Oe
Old Dominion Trust Co. Bldg, Richmond
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New Suburban Home,
$500
Small Cash Payment,
Balance monthly like
rent, in H G h ! a n d
Springs.
One block of car,
school, CHI u re h a n d
stores; 7 rooms, cleo
trio lights, good water;
lot 100x120 feet. You
should see this.
Rex O. Jones Co., Inc.
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Lots for Sale IS
MONUMENT AVE. LOT-Owner Will sell
Monument Avenue LOT. 37xi5o. located in
the 1000 block the south side OF
street. Can be- bought below market
price. Apply 3ob East Rroad.
NORTH RICHMOND-Lot. so feet, west
side of Woodrow Avenue. Price, 5000.
Madison 1851. J. a. Connolly & Co.
GOOD LOCATION FoR sToRE-I.ot on
North Lombardy. only $3.50. Terms,
1850 cash and $40 month. In easy
reach OF Ginter Park and West End
trade. An average OF an automob bile a
minute passes this lot. Box 57s. care
The Dispntc
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II. T. RICHESON &c CO.,
Real Estate and Loans.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
THAT BEAUT!EGL MODERN BUN
GALOW ON THE WEST SIDE OF
THE HERMITAGE ROAD. JUST
HANDSOME Residence OF MIR.
j. LEE DAVIS ON THE NORTH.
s FEB &c THE SANE SANE PROPERTY
HORSLEY.
In In execution of certain deed OF
d Trust to-, the Undersigned trustee.
the clerks office OF Henrico Circuit
Court. in ID. B. 2l7-A, page 13S, de-
Iault having been made in the pay
ment OF the debt therein secured. and
being required so to do by the holder
thereof, the undersigned trustee will
sell at public auction. on the prem
THURSDAY. JUNE ]. 1922.
at o'clock NJ.
That certain lot, piece or parcel OF
land lying on the Hermitage Road.
} han, outside OF the city, limits and
or the Hermitage Road 677 feet 2
,hches north OF its intersection with
me northern line OF Bellevue Avenue.
the western line OF the HermItage
Road 200 feet. thence from said 'front.'
age pack westwardly at right agles
ohu uStwctn lines 800 feet to
an alley In the rear IS feet wide"
The improvements consist OF n high
class, modern bungalow containing
seven rooms, besides n large living
room extending across the entire front
OF the house. pantry and closets. two
paths with hot and cold water cleo
trlc nights. two servants rooms out
SIDE OF the main building, with toilet
and shower bath. There Is also a
large two-story brick garage on the
premises. with accommodations for
TOUR cars, with two servants rooms
above. toilet and bath. The lawn Is
set In beautiful shrubbery and hand
some oaks, which lend most attrac-
tive appearance TO the entire prem
Uses and which il would take a gem
GRAFTON TO grow. We can confidently
say that this sale affords an unusual
opportunity to secure a delightfui
suburban home. complete in all OF it's
appointments and ready to move in.
me owner has determined to let this
property go for less than cost so n
bargain may be expected.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to paw the
costs or this sale and to pay a note
or 100000. with interest from Nav
II. l922. taxes for 1921, pro rata part
OF taxes for 1922. and prorata part
or insurance premiums. The balance
In equal installments at one. two and
three years. deed given and deed Of
trust taken securing deferred nay
ments.
II. c. REDO.
Trustee
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Houses for Sale


SOME REAL GOOD
HOMES.
WEST END
Groom, modern, brick
homes with sleeping
porch; $4,000; beauti-
full location. Can be
bought on reasonable
terms.
PARK AVENUE
Detached, 8 rooms, hot
water heat; $3.50;
terms reasonable.
FLOYD AVENUE
IL rooms, brick; S.
500; easy pa y m e mt
plan.
FENDALL AVENUE
8 rooms, frame, just
north Of Brookland
Boulevard, at the pre-
war price Of $6,75O.
Terms like rent.
GARLAND AVENUE
8 rooms, hot-water
heat; 70-foot corner
lot; $3.50, with easy
terms.
LAMB AVENUE
8 large rooms and
finished attic, furnace
heat; corner lot with
beautiful shade trees
and shrubbery. Terms
unusually easy.
E. F. Schmidt G. Co.,
Inc,
Realtors,
26 North Eighth st.
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n. G. Redo.
Trustee.

NOTE.-If it Is desired by the pur-
chaser, arrangements can DO made
whereby only 100000 will he re-
gutred cash. and balance in one. two
and three years.
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DISPATCH classified ads are willing work.
- >~~>L>>&a A>>4sA S~<s-
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r. r. PEYTON. JR..
GEO. j. HOOPER.
Special Commissioners.

] hereby certify that the bond In the
above suit has been duly given.
CHAS. o. SAVILLE,
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WHEN you want what you want ana 1aat
IL Immediately. read the Dispatch Want
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GENUINE HOME
BARGAINS.
$3,000-Four acres in
shady grove and a six
room house on the car
line. A dandy PROPOSE
ton.
$4,500-Five acres; g.
room house and bath;
River Road, 6 miles
out. Chicken houses,
etc.
$4,000 - Beau tiful
country home and two
hundred acres of fine
land. Will trade for
city home.
$4,000 buys an elegant
new Ginter Park home.
Double garage. Lot
100 by ESQ. Better act
quick.
$4,000 New Ginter
Park home; m e t al
weather s tr ippe d;
brass wire screens;
handsome in every de-
tail.
$6,250-Modern new g.
room; West End.
$5,750-Modern dandy
six rooms; West End.
$500 = Sixty : f DOT
front; shade and fruit;
garage, chicken houses,
newly papered and
painted.
$4,000 dandy new
modern home; $3.50
cash.
$7,750-Listen, it is on
Park Avenue, has 7
rooms; brick; cellar,
and it is a real find.
Telephone S. L. Thoma!
for details: Randolph s.
and Madison 1928 after 6.
MORTON G..
THALHIMER.
HEBRINGS HOMES.
West Grace. rooms. modern. 39.5oo.
-. Richmond, rooms: modern. $500.
ointer Park Terrace. rooms. modern
I7.7B0.
West End. 8 rooms; detached; $500.
Terms: 1880 10 $500 cash. baianc
II you can't hnd Just tho home to sui
'ou. wo will build you on easy terms.
HERRING & Co,
Mad. 500. 1 South Tenth
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HEADQUARTERS Richm ond
W. Commandcry. No. 2. knights
~ Templar. Richmond. Va. May
~ rs. 1922.-Sir knights: Be
+ present at special conclave
OF your commandery In the
asylum on Sunday. May 2Sth, at I p NJ,
IN full dress OF Tcmplar foot. TO at
tend Ascension services at the Monumental
Episcopal Church. In company with tn.
Commandery OF ST. Andrew. No. Is. BY
order OF
{. W. THRocKMoRToN.
Comma nder.
W. r. Il. MORRIS
Attest: Captain General.
w. NJ. WILLIAMS, Recorder.
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In execution OF n decree Of Rich
mond Chancery Court In the cause OF
India Braxton. Gd'n. etc. Plaintiffs,
ct ais, defendants, and Gilbert H.
Braxton. Jr.. an infant. who sues by,
etc. plaintiffs. VS.. India Braxton 81
ais. defendants. entered on the 18th
day of May, 1922. the undersigned
special commissioners therein an
pointed. will offer for sale by public
auction. on the premises. on
WEDNESDAY. MAY 81. 1922.
the aforementioned real estate
Commencing at o'clock p NJ with
tho frame dwelling No. II West
Baker Street. This lot frents 30 feet
6 inches on the south line of Baker
street. between st. John and ST.
James Streets. Two brick flats erect
ed on this lot would make a fine pay
Ing investment.
At o'clock L. NJ. we will offer tho
brick cottage known as No. 1919
Chatin Street. This lot fronts Is feet
on the south line of Chafiin Street
and extends back between parallel
lines l41 feet.
These are hrst-ciass Investment
properties. or will make comfortable
homes for colored people.
TERMS: Onc-thir1 cash and the
residue In three equal installments,
payable. respectively, at six. twelve
and eighteen months from date of
sale. the credit installments being
purchaser. with SO interest from the
day of sale added. and the title to the
property TO be retained until the
whole of the purchase money il paid
and conveyance directed by the
court.
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
BY n r. RICHESON e CO,
Real Estate and Loans.

OMMISSIONERS' AUCTION SALE
OF
BRICK COTTAGE No. 1919 CHAFFIN
tFORMERLY WlLLIAMS) STREET
AND FRAME DWELLING No II
WEST BAKER STREET.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Farms and Land for Sale
A REAL FARM
FOR SALE.

nlghWay, only one mile
from railroad station.
Buildings consist of 16-
room brick mansion
and 3 large barns; all
kinds Of outbuildings.
Growing crop to go
with place. This is a
real bargain and can be
purchased on real at
tractive terms. Price,
$4,000; imm ediate
possession.
See Samuel E. Duggins,
With
Rogers, Smith & Heslep,
Mutual Building.
Madison 1747.
Houses for Sale 81
FLOYD AVE. HOME. west OF the Boule
ward. rooms. no; water heat hard
wood floors and Iavatory on nrst moor
This house must be sccn to be fully ap-
preciated. Act quick II you want bar
Rogers. Smith & Heslep. Mutual bldg.
Madison l7+7.
HANOVER AVENUE.
East OF Boulevard, s-room detached brick
This 10 real house and In Grs,-cla.s con
dition. Brick garage. Owner anxiou. n
cell and price is right. See
r. !. Mayo. with
cHAs. r. RCEHRMUND.
ST. r. Franklin.
Madison ALSO.
HIGHLAND PARK
800 block Maryland Avenue This n
oIand-h new s-room stucco. block of
park and on car line. For price and terms
n. l.. Bramham. with
CHAs. r. RCEHRMUSD.
sl7 East Franklin.
Madison $3.50.
convenient s-room house: good condition
Madison 2sH.J.
PATTERSON AVENUE,
Mef OF Boulevard-6-room modern house:
hrst-clas condition.: servants quarter. in
basement: large lot. Don't fail to see this.
II. L. Bramhnm. with
CHAs. +. RUEHRMuND.
ST. z. Franklin.
Madison $3.50.
KENsIN0TON AVENUE,
West OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENT strictly mod
ern and 7-room dwellings II Interested
IN buying house on prett!es, svenu. In
II. L. Bramh.m. with
CHAs. F. RCEHRMuND
r. Si7 East Franklin.
Madison $3.50.
NORTH RICHMOND
8 rooms, strictly mod
ern; terms like rent;
$4,000.
NORTH RICHMOND
Broom modern home,
6O-foot lot; $7,750.
Terms like rent.
WEST END
6 rooms, hot w a ter
heat; $3.50. Terms
right.
WEST END
5 rooms. detached hot
water heat. An un-
usual purchase at S.
$50. Terms arranged.
E, F. SCHMIDT g. CO.,
INC,
Realtors,
26 N. Eighth st.
Randolph 1887.
WEST ENp-For sale, at sacrifice. owner
leaving city. new six-room brick house:
sleeping porch, no, water heat. hard.
wood noors. Call owner direct Boule-
ward 1854.
BRAND NEW. real home built. by owner
In Highland Park: full basement. hot
water heat. etc. Madison s767-J.
FOR SALE. big bargain: new ten.room.
hot-water heated. hardwood floors; mod
ern; three-porch dwelling. three garages
large attic: we'll ventilated; in best sec.
ton OF suburbs; near car line and
SCHOOLS. Price. to assume $4,000
trust due in years. balance ;i.75o:
1000 to $500 cash, balance xs0 ner
month; rental. ;l.3s6. VIII take vacant
Box S72. Richmond. Va.
A BARoAIN-Eight-room siucco home
polished noors. tile bath, gas and cleo.
trio lights. garage and large yard fruit
trees and flowers. Direct from owner.
Madison 1861.
COZY BUNGALOW
NORTH RICHMOND
$4,000
With terms to suit.
Living, d n in 6, bed
room, kitchen and
bath; electric lights,
slate roof, 60-foot lot,
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APARTMENT %. uRAMoN
APAkTMENFS,
Grace and Aonroa Htrsats, Yoom.
bath and hitehsnatte. Posssssion
at once, Can continue lease for
another year.
(,LLAH. sKviLLE 4 aNEAD, INC.
Ios North Seventh strest.
Randotph a37B.
T. Groom modsrn upper NAT for rent
Barton Helghts. Call Madison $780,.
1 IN rooms. bath; business couple pTe-
fred. West End: modern. Boulevard
|i-W.
cry DESIRABLE, sec
|ond-foor front, Groom
|lnfurnished apartment,
Byrd Park, avail
ole at once. Rent, $75.
pmu n i c a tie, Ross,
8 Yison l137-
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Suburban for Sale 81
LAKESIDE bungalow and ? acres: new;
rooms. stucco: all city conveniences
except gas. Short walk from car line
5000. Easy terms. 7. II. Harris. Dunn
barton, Va Phone Madison til5-R
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BY owner. nine room house in Woodland
Heights in crfect condition; corner lot,
with all modern improvements. heat
included. Madison 1907.
Evening star., 1922-11-11

The vestry and congregation of the
Church of the Ascension. Massachu-
setts avenue and 12th street north
west. Thursday evening welco bed
their new rector. Rev. Thomas
Worthington Cooke. to Washington
and to his new parish. The occasion
was celebrated by a largely attended
reception given by the various soci-
eties and associations of the parish.
Tho Bishop of Washington. Rt. Re-.
Alfred Harding. blessed the gather
ing with an Invocation. after which
Hiram E. Anderson, chairman Of the
meeting, welcomed the members and
friends OF the parish and introduced
Epiphany Church. who greeted Rev.
Mr.. Cooke and welcomed him to
Washington on behalf Of the clergy
and churches OF this diocese.
Rev. DR.. J. Henning Nelms Of Sill
yer Spring, Md. parish. former rector
Of the Church of the Ascension. made
4. brief address. Rev. D. Wellington
curran. who supplied the pulpit dur
ng the past year. spoke Of the <Ist
for work in this field. Rev. Mr..
Cooke and Mrs. Cooke were intro
duced to the gathering. DR.. Cooke
responded to the numerous greetings.
The ladies' societies had the church
parlors beautifully decorated with
palms. ferns and cut flowers and
refreshments were served. assisted
by the young ladies Of the parish.
A musical program was rendered
by the quartet Of the church choir
under tho direction of the choir mas
ter, Prof. Bayliss.
Evening star., 1922-11-11
CHAPEL IS c0NsECRATED
in MARYLAND PARISH
Hishop Harding rrssidss at Dsrv-
ices for Episcopal House Of
Worship Thuryday,

The Chapel Of the Incarnation. at
Brandywine. Nd, was conssefets1
last Thursday. when Rt.. Rev. Alfred
Harding. Bishop Of Warrington. ana
about fifteen Episcopal clerGymsn OF
this city were In attendance.
Twenty clergymen. In their vest
ments, formed procession which
conducted the bishop from the door
Of the church, whore he was receivSd
by the of1cials OF the chapel. 70 the
altar. where he pronounced the con-
secration ritual. The sermon was
preached by Rev. ReGinald J. Ripley,
who spoke OF the purpose Of = church
building in q rural community -
being the means Of UPLIFTING the
spiritual nature OF the indivtdua
communicants.
The Chapsl Of the Incarnation is =
part Of st. Thomag' parish, the parish
church being situated at Croon,e. Nd.
The rector is the Rev. John RIGS.
BY a strange coincidence Mr.. Mfg
was associated in the work OF the
Church of England in Jamaica with
Of All Saints Church. Chevy Chase.
was canon OF the cathedral In IA
maica and Rev. Edward Douse. vicar
Of st. Georges Chapel, Tenlsytown:
is q native jamaican. All four Of
these clergymen were together At
the service in Brandywine.