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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-07
HIGH SCHOOL WINS
FROM INDIANS BY
| POINT IN MEET
Good Results Are Had
on Perfect Day at
University Track

THO Higt school track team won
from The iudinn school In the meet
htla at she University track ycF-
tcrday afternoon by "a margin 81
one point. the final score beint os
10 60. 10 was a perfect day icr
the meet. and n number OF good
records were mndo both IN ueid
ana track events.
in gn eNcunrg hulf iuiir. l..
Hammond won from thr indlrn H
hf 90 rarruw margin. he aisn took
she la lap ui The mile relay D..
gpod shape, crusliug Inc tape flrst
Tor tho high school iu tho event
which the outcome Of the meet
hung on.
itnyhnl stepped out In tho broad
jump 20 - fee ~ inches. aud
Gilman cleared the bar at 8 feet
q - Inches iu the nigh lump.
i.unrhs, az Indian runner, made
tho unlc In 9 minutes . seconds
without s%training himself, after
leading the nold by nearly 100
yards from the start.
Inc summary 81 the meet fol-
lows.
io0-ynrd daah -Roybai AIS.
llr4t; Giassnian AH.S.. second:
intd. IT,, third; time 10 AS
s0rond-.
.su-yarl run l.. Hammond.
Ais. flFst Concho. Is. fccona:
Aahuoty, Is, third; time, 2 nam
ltos ~ seconds
i-u-gard high hurdios-uolcomb
Ais. first, r.. Mostas. Is. -.r-
and. hlmi. is, third: time, IS
aocnudr
4f0-yard Bogay. IL. urai,
THO a1p.out is, SECOND: Hulcumh
Az g. third time. ts Hecu La
2~2u-Ynrd Tow hurdlss-E Nestas
is first: j. Mcstas. Is. aocOnd;
Nuni. as. hird. lime. 20 setunu.
milo ruu-Luafks, ~. ursf.
Mnhauty Is sscund; Nnlcsque. Is.
third; tiac. 9 minutes 6 seconds
1tc-yard dash Hoyhal. All s..
Is. thlri. time. 90 f-a seconds
Pole ysuit-Stortz. All g.. Ahmi.
! g.. ana puisouo. IS. tlcd Tor flr.t
place: height 80 feet . inches.
High lrmp-O Iiiimer. AIS.
nIsf: ~toria. Hs. aud Ahmi rs.
tied FOR second. heiEht. . feet g -
inches
Shot put Vonablc. AUg. and
Howard IN. tied for first: Watch
man, lS,, third: distance. ~ feet.
IS inchcH
Hraad irmp-Roybai. AIS.
int Nonnhio. Abs. seccni:
Howard AIS, third; distance. ~
fect. ~ inchoa
msrus SLOW Is. first; Vonahic.
All -. ancunu. Hunt. Is. third:
distance 80 feet Z inches.
InvoHn-Holconl. Ais. first:
ft'ns man. AIS. second: Henfro.
AIS. third distance. i2g feet. =
lnchcf.
one mile rclay-Won BY High
school; lime. 2 minutes. IS seconds
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-07
Kentucky Derby
Favorite Shipped

NEW VORF. May -Morvich.
tho unhoaten two year Old of lost
Hoagon and tho fnvoriic for tho
Kentucky derby. was shipped to-
dag from the Inmactn track In
Louisville where he win run In the
$4,000 derby az Churchill Downs
nest Saturday.
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Mexican Strikers
Ask for Share of
Cotton Mill Profits

MEXICO CITY. Mexico, May c..
when tho federal government re-
Gently took over the large Abeia
'oiton mills bccuuFe the company
md sevcral thougund striking em-
MOVES could nU arrive at a sstis-
factory settlement, u request was
made By the strikers that they bo
Represented on the board ~ direc-
ora ana allowed to share IN the
profits, The government has taken
No action an this request. THE mills
are nov being operated under gov.
srNWent control. the operatives
having an returned 10 WORK.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-07
NAVY CREW WINS
FIRST BIG 3D.
RACE OF SELF
Princeton Shell ;
ishes Second al
Harvard Third

CAMBRIDGE. NAV a..
navy varsity crew. intoreril1
champions Of 1921. won mo
blk race Of the season on
Charles river this afternoon IA
fentina Harvard and prlncetd
The midshipmen led thu nj
ton she'll ncrosn the finlah lit
siN lengths with Harvard trl
wa length behind tho ~
Nays winning limo far tho
ana eevou-ciEhths wt ion m
aud four seconds.
Ia wiuninH the varsity event
Navy made "a swoep Of tho
as the Annapolis "Piobu"
won the freshman race la ten
utHa ana two seconds. Trin,
WIS second by one and one
lengths ana Harvard nnishc
hnif lsnFth behind Princeton.
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De Molays to Open
Baseball Season

Tho De Moiay baseball team will
oren the season today by playing
be finppye. The game IS 90 be
ifNrd - Fourteenth rfrcet and
New York venue at 2:30 o'clock.
James and ilinds wall compose Az
HrtfcrN Tor fht DE NHtnuf rnfI
lrauslr and Knight will do the
irlluE ana receiving for the
fprya. Next sunday the De
oluya hope to meet the Old Town
Hfira.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-07
CUBS
WIN. KEEP ON
NEW YORE'S TRAIL
St. Louis Loses to Reds
and Brooklyn Whips
Boston

pITTeBURGH May c-Hcavy
batting featured the game between
the Pirates ana cubs here this
afternoon. Chicago winning II to
T. Aidridse. cub pitcher. got 8
hits In 40 nmny times az bat. Score;
chicugo. All r. ~ 70. \. r..
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summary Two-base hiis-faik.
Chrk, pinette, Noach, Heilmnnn.
Douhie playa-Mcciellan 1 o Collins
10 rhociy. INfi on hnees-Detroit.
4. t-hicneo, z. Buses on balls
or ptiIeite 3; off Hodge. 2. strcck
out by Hodge. 4. Stolen Base
Haeslor. umpircr-Naiiin and Nor
iarty,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-07

PHILADELPHIA, May Two
runs 10 Che eighth inning gave the
New York Ynnkeea q two 20
nothing tsrtory over the Athletics
here this afternoon. Carl Mays
WOE In perfect form and let the
AihhNtlta down with two hits .
o. which ssaa an infie'd 'crn'rh Ds
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1esterday's Results
National Learno

Philadelphia. 2: New York. o
az innluEsl
to5t1n. 2; brooklyn. &c.
Chicago, ~. Pittsburgh. Z.
cincinnntl, o. st. Louis. 4
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Two husc hita 9haher bf
j. Harris Three base hit-Bruw
81, Pratt. Left on bases wash
lngtnn =. Boston B-BnAca on
balls. off Zachary 1, Pcnnuck l.
STRUCK ont by Zachary 2. Johnson
pennock g.. Umpircs-oWena,
chill and walsh.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-07

summary Two ba7e hlf7--HIEh-
Johnaian, Griffin. Left on nassa
-Hoeton G., brooklyn B. Hafre %
halle nucihar =. OcnchRer q.
FiIlingim L.. struck out--by
Renther q. umpires-santelie and
KLEIN.
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American Leaaun

Ncw York. q phiiadriphic. %.
chicago, ~ Detroit s.
Washington o. Boston,
81 Louis. 2; Cleveland. q.
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Shocksr Sisier. Mclnnis
Ellcrbc. Three base htts-pNtfl-
STOLEN bare Mnmhy Safdher'
ar. Sacrifice hits Gerbof, WAN
nv Bases ON balla-of fhonter 3
struck out-hy shockvr a Dumb
,ays- Gerber 10 siElcr, Mdmhy to
s.ygalf 10 NcIuris. tmpircs-
prrn Evnun and Hildeirand.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-07

NEW YORK. May G.-Goldic
uapp'H tumble in the ifth inning
here this afternoon enabled George
Kelly to with the run that
save III. Giants a 2 to : victory
over the rhillles. Score;
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-07
MARnIAGE L%ICINsEs

Ethel Allison, Albuquerque.
John y Pcnine. Alhuqusrnue.
james n. Howard. Albuquerque.
NestorR Apodncn. Albuquerque.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-07
Princeton Defeats
Yale in Track Meet

NEW HAVEN, Conn, May
iflncftun'H track and field team
defeated Yale IN their ANIMAL GDal
meet nern thih afternoon hy a acnr.
Of "a - 70 As s.s
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-07
SL,.EOU|S BROWNS
DROP A GAME TO
cleveland. rs
Boston Shuts Out
Washington; Detroit
Whips Chicago

cLEvEIANn. May e-cicvcland
won u. first game % a two game
series from 81. Louis here today.
6 10 2 Score:
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Henry. Fournisr. Ainsmith. smiii
and Hargrave Double plays
Elmick 70 Cavenfy 10 unubcrt
McHenry 10 Lawn 10 Aiuamith
Haaes on hails-on North I, OF
Couch 2. Struck 0uf-ty Hninoi
4. ~ Nnrth 4. by Couch, 4. EN-,
pflrman.
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summary. Thrue q base hits
SINNERS. Home-run- Williams
Sacrifice hits Mrusel. Douglas
Parkinson. simmer. Stolen baae-
Williams. Left on phiia-
delphla n. New York 10. STRUCK
oui-By Douglas. p Basos on
hullf-On Douglas, q. OFF HUoDell.
p Impiros-O'Day. Hart and
Emaiie.
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lhdlana roiif at ST. PAU rain.
touisN lie- Miuueanolis-rnln
Columbus a. Milwaukee Ig
Toledo, (, Kansas CITY IL
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You will find it in our CLASH.
led Coidmns.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-07

nOSTON. May g.-Boston shut
out Washington here this afternoon
a.. a Enargs
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-07

NEW YORK. May s.-Brookiyn
pounded fhroe Boston pichera al
over tho lot here this afternoon
aud scored ~ runs OF ~ hits
beating the Braves o. 20 ? Score
nns4rn AR ~ n pO A ~
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WESTERN LEAGUE


Iulaa- Omaha fnt Omahnl game
called OF ~ ond ~ third innlnr
ON account ~ death OF Mike flnn'
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Against slusEcrs

ItuhcrisouH fcat however. o.
oven moru remarkable. since tho
Detroit team ct TODAY is "a much
harder hitting club than were the
White SuN nr the Athivticr OF the
ola days The Sos, ln fact. were
then known as tho hitlc,s wonders
The Detroit team lol the Amer
lean league in battling last year
with AN average wrll over 300
on tilr team m Hurry lehman.
champ hrtior of the American
League Tor 1921. and IS cobb. run
nor-up
IN addition there Boz Bobby Neach.
one n the few remaining sluggors
uf tho Old type, and Ia Blue and
Bobby Jones. both numbered in
the select circle 1f the 800 hitfcrH.
Against this siuEglnr combine
i.1u was a recruit pitcher working
hiH second fun game as a major
Lacquer For thut reason Robert
sons feat Glands out us one OF
the most remarkable performances
IN the nnnals OF the game.
and above an. the gumoncEs an
der fire stands out,
During tho last five Innings of
the game the Detroit team com
stantiy stopped play and insisted
fhc umpircs examine tho bail A.
hate as the start OF the last haif
Of the ninth, "A protest was made
TINT possibly Robertson was doc
fprIuu The lun
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-07

II Is possible the Detroit team
believed %Iiobertgon was pronting
through trickory. II g. also more
probable that the protests wore be-
ing made 10 throw the recruit off
his stride
hohertson never faltered. Instead
N bvinF upset he seemed to grow
hottor a. the game progressed. Il
rs q matter Of record that tho ne-
roit club nit the BAH much harder
n the early innings than after the
protesting was started.
Robertson o. "a husky right
handler. lie war picked up by the
White SoN while pitching for
Austin college at sherman. Texas.
tie O. % graduate OF that institute.
East Heaann he was farWcd hy THE
'hicngo club 10 Minneapolis to get
further experience
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-07

Totals ......G1 ? 10 t4O 20 2
Batted for Lefhe IN eleventh
One out when winning run
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Totals LIB ~ % 10 Z
\ Batied for Halnes Ia seventh.
xxnattcd for North Ia ninth.
Innings;
Cincinnati ......i10 040 900
81 louis oie oie ose
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'IiuIIUI Tor Iinn IN IN.
a%siiuttel fag Hamilton In gth.
Evening star., 1922-02-04

Mrs. Harding and Guests Occupied the
Presidents Box at the Arms
Conference Today.

and Lady Geddes entertained at din
ner last evening in honor Of the Chief
Justice and Mrs. William Howard
Taft. The other guests were the
Honorable Arthur James Balfour. the
Secretary Of Commerce and Mrs. Hoo
yer, the minister of the Serbs, Croats
and Slovenes and Nine. Grouitch, the
minister of Switzerland and Nine. Pc
ter, the minister of Czechoslovakia,
DR.. Stepanek; the minister of Sweden
and Nine. Wallenberg, the minister
Of Bolivia and Sonora de Ballivian.
Senator and Mrs. Joseph S. Freyling-
huysen. Representative and Mrs.
Frederick c. Hicks, the Solicitor Cen
eral and Mrs. James M. Beck, the
third assistant secretary of state and
Mrs. Robert Woods Bliss. the secre-
tary of. the Smithsonian Institute and
Mrs. Charles D. Walcott. Prince and
Princess Cantacuzene, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles c. Glover. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
eric Atherton. MIR. and Mrs. Freder-
ich H. Brooke, Mr.. and Mrs. Bayard
Henry. Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Pratt, of
New York. house guess Of AM
bassador and Lady Geddes: Princess
Lubomirska, Mrs. John B. Henderson.
Mrs. Ezra Butler McCagg. Miss Mary
Gwynne. Miss Mamie Bell Maury.
Evening star., 1922-02-04
MAJ. WILLIAM 0. ROOME,
CIVIL WAR VETERAN, DIES
Was District Government EN-
ploye and Long Prominent in
Local Masonic Circles,

Maj. William Oscar Roome, civil
war veteran. District government en-
ploye and prominent in Masonic cir
cles. died yesterday at his residence.
3014 r street northwest.
Maj. ROome was born August 8, 1899,
near Albany. N. +. He enlisted in the
New York National Guard during the
civil war. served as captain, and for
bravery exhibited on the battlefield
was promoted to the rank Of major.
He came to this city in 1874 and en-
tered the government employ. For
twenty y-three years he served In that
capacity. and at the time Of his res
ignation held the Office Of chief Of the
special assessment division.
He then entered private life and
devoted his time to Masonic inter-
ests. His Masonic record list Initiated
apprentice, November 10, 1863, in
Greenwich Lodge. No. 467. New York
city; passed and raised. December II,
Arch Mason, May %, 1854. In Phoenix
Chapter. No. 2. In New York city:
made royal and select master. August
81, 1872, In Washington Council. No.
l; "ashington. .. G: made perfect
Lodge of Perfection. washington. D.
C.: made knight Rose Croix, May 27.
1879. at Evangelist Chapter, r. C..
Washington. D. c.; made knight
Kadosh. March "a. 1880, by Robert de
Bruce Council, K. K, Washington. D.
c.: made thirtysecond degree Mason,
February IA. 1882. by Albert Pike
Consistory. Washington, D. c.; elected
knight commander of the court of
honor, October. 1882; elected grand
cross. thirty degree. Of the
court Of honor October, 1884; coro-
netted honorary inspector general
October "a, 1884. by Supreme Council
at Washington, D. c.
One son and three. daughters sur
vive him.
Funeral services will be held at
Christ Episcopal Church. Georgetown.
Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Ma
sonic services will be held at 1890
o'clock at the Scottish Rite Cathedral.
Sd and E streets northwest. The
services will be Rose Croix. The
body will lie In state at the cathedral
from 10 to l o'clock Monday. Rev.
James H. W. Blake will officiate at
the church services. Interment will
be in Rock Creek cemetery.
Osiris Lodge, No. rs. will conduct
the burial service. Members of the
lodge will meet In special communica-
tion Monday for the purpose OF at
tending the funeral.
Evening star., 1922-02-04
Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been reported to
the health department in the last twenty four
hours:
Robert E. Galleher. "a. 100 9th st. ne.
Emma Jones, 4s. I'LL \. 7; ave.
Thomas Metzser' alies Smith, H. st. Eliza
Richard Haines. 80. st. ElizaSeth's Hospi-
Catherine Ready. "A. Proyidence Hospital.
Caroline IaukLorn, 73, 1904 34th st..
Augusta Hoerrick, 70, st. EliIabeth's Hos
pital
George Kingsbury. 10. st. Elizabsths Hos
John b. Quinn. 4s, st. Elisabeth's Hospital
Charles J. Morgereth. 50. St. Elisabeth $
NAN Cichello, "a. Emergency Hospital.
Ellsworth c. Crawford, 50. 516 at. s.e.
Gabriel B. Iardella, 60. Astoria apartments.
Betty R. Reed. 4 months. children's Hos
Georsiana Watts. 10 days. 7o2 4th st. ss.
carrie NJ. Chambers, 81, 2010 NJ at.
Mary Winsey, 45, b17 Fla. ave.
Mary Young, 80, 902 q st. s.w.
Infant Of Delvin and Edna Hawkins, dsys,
1905 Clinkers court.
Evening star., 1922-02-04
Births Reported.

The following births have been reported to
the health department in the last twenty
". Grant and Emily G. Lieuallen, boy.
Nicholas and Edith Hahn, boy.
Thomas G. and r. Aileen Adams, girl.
josenb p. and Florence Buchanan, girl.
Andrea G. c. and Margaret II. di Vesliasco.
boy. r,,, 49,
JoseniI r and Lucille 8. Moore, boy.
Nelson and Florence P. Littell. boy:
Herman J. and Mabel Galloway. girl twins
Herbert J. and Hazel II: McChrysta!, Sirl.
Louis and Sarsnna GuGlielmo, boy.
william A. and Rose n. Maedell. boy.
Bryant r. and Jouett A. Elliott. girl.
william A., jr., and Doris J. Shreve. boy.
George A. and Grace I. Seuss, girl.
vi Kyuin Wellington and Hoey Lai Koo. boy.
william P. and Marie r. Watkins, boy.
Albert and Mary l.. Wilson, tr., boy.
Jerry and Mabel Jackson, girl.
william and Laura Whitlock, girl.
Evening star., 1922-02-04
w. A. WELLS EXPIRES.
Deceased Was Prominently Identi.
fed With Fraternal Orders.

William Arthur Wells, employe Of
the navy yard, and identified with
many fraternal orders, died yester-
day at his home in Patuxent, Md. He
was taken i'll Saturday and died from
lobar pneumonia. Funeral services
will be held tomorrow noon at his
late home. 'Interment will be In Palat-
ka, Fla.
Mr.. Wells had been employed for
several years at the Washington navy
yard as a machinist. He was thirty
four years old. and is survived by his
wife, Mrs. Margaret E. Wells, his
mother and five brothers.
He was a member of Naval Lodge,
No. 4, Free and Accepted Masons;
Tampa Consistory, Scottish Rite; AL
mas Temple, Mystic Shrine; Knights
Of Pythias, Junior Order Of United
American Mechanics, and the Ma
chinists' union.
Evening star., 1922-02-04

MI. anu MIS-. SOTHelluS SdHueE Uilt'
Jr:. who had planned to come to
Washington Friday. delayed their de-
parture until today because of ILL
| ness. They are at their New York
home. where they went directly from
Florida. They will be in Washington
for an indefinite stay, and will stop at
the Wardman Park Hotel.
Mr.. William Phelps Emo and Mrs.
George Ehle will not be at home to-
morrow afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold p. Edwards
! came to Washington yesterday from
Norway, and will be at Wardman
Park Hotel for a few days before
going to their home In New York.
Representative John c. Clarke of
the members of the joint commit
tee of the Senate and the House on
agriculture and members of the COM
mittee on agriculture Of the House. Of
supper. given at the Columbia Coun-
try Club. and the guests included the
Secretary OF Agriculture. Mr. Wal
lace: Senator James W. Wadsworth.
ator Arthur Capper. Senator Samuel
D. Nicholson. Senator Joseph T. Rob-
inson. Representative Frank w. Mon
dell. Representative Finis J. Garrett.
Representative James r. Mann. Rep
sentative Alanson 3. Houghton. Rep
resentative Homer p Snyder. Repre-
| sentative Ogden L. Mills. Representa-
| tive John w. Rainey. Representative
Hatton w. Summers. Representative
Joseph Mclaughlin. Representative
Melvin o. Mclaughlin, Representative
Charles z. Ward, Representative
Charles l.. knight. Representative
Charles r. Connell. Representative
James 3. Aswell. representative
Frank H. Funk. Representative Ed
| win D. Ricketts,. Representative James
H. Sinclair. Representative Frank
Clague. Representative William n.
Jones. Representative Samuel E.
Winslow, Representative Charles J.
Thompson and Representative Ed
ward ID. Hays.
Mr.. William schaus and Mr.. John
Barnes entertained at dinner last
evening at tho shoreham. in honor Of
Mr. Hanihara of the Japanese delega,,
tion. The other guests were DR.. and
Mrs Barnes OF Chicago; Hiss .;n Eommanaer I'm
Mrs. Charles DENLY. Mrs. Mary Stew
art. Miss Flora Wilson and Mr.. James
Orr DENLY.
tertained at luncheon today in her
home on Massachusetts, avenue, in
honor Of the board of directors OF the
Travellers Aid Society.
Representative and Mrs. Ben john
son will go to their home in Kentucky
this afternoon. where they have been
called by the sudden death of Mrs.
Johnson's mother. Mrs. Kouwenbergh.
Mrs. Hubert Work. wife of the hrst
assistant postmaster general. was the
guest OF honor at Luncheon given
TO-DAY by Mrs. Theodore Tiller. at the
Hoot of the Owl dining room OF the
League of American Penwomen. T1e
guests included Mrs. Atlce Pomerene.
Mrs. Guy d. Goff. Mrs. Edward CIT
ford. Mrs. Francois b. Moran Mrs
Bernard B. Jones. Mrs. Charles Rap
nler. Mrs Susie Root Rhodes. Mrs:
Evelyn Hunt. Mrs. Edwin Fuller ana
Miss Flora Wilson.
Evening star., 1922-02-04
MRS.CALLAHAN'S FUNERAL
Services to Be Held in All Saints
Church, Chevy Chase, Monday.

Funeral services for Mrs. Lorraine
Graham Callahan, wife Of Morgan B.
Callahan. will be held at All Saints
Episcopal Church. Chevy Chase Circle.
Monday morning at 10 o'clock. Inter-
ment will be private.
Mrs. Callahan. daughter of Edwin
c. Graham, president Of the City Club.
and Mrs. Graham. died yesterday
morning. Her husband is the son of
Joshua B. Callahan, deputy disbursing
officer of the Interior Department.
and Mrs. Callahan. A son. born three
weeks ago today. survives.
Canon ]. w. Austin. who will con-
duct the funeral services, ofticiated at
the wedding of Miss Graham and Nor
gan Callahan several years ago.
AS a tribute of respect the meet
ing of the board of governors of the
City Club scheduled for Monday eyen-
ing has been postponed. A delegation
from the board will attend the fu-
neral.
Evening star., 1922-02-04
DEATH CLAIMS C.F.LlTTlE
Civil War Veteran Passes Away at
Age Of Eighty-Four.

Charles F. Little, civil war veteran.
and engaged in the restaurant busi-
ness in this city for nineteen years.
died today at the residence of his
daughter, Mrs. Pearl G. Harrington,
l34i Girard street He was eighty
four years old, and died of heart dis
ease.
Mr. Little was born at Hagerstown,
Nd. He served throughout the civil
war in the Maryland Volunteer In
fantry in the Union army. Coming to
this city about twenty-seven years
ago he opened a restaurant at 3118
18th street, which he long maintained.
retiring eight years ago. He was a
member Of the Union Veterans
Legion.
He is survived by his daughter. Mrs.
Pearl G. Harrington, and a son, Ed
ward B. Little, both Of this city, and by
a sister, Mrs. Alice Zeigler of Hagers-
town, Md.
Evening star., 1922-02-04
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to the
following:
Elgar w. Tilley Of this city and Frances
johnson Of Alexandria. Va.
John r. Mitchell and Lucille Mitchell.
John H. Curtis and Birtie p. Blackistone.
John J. Zaiackousky Of Brooklyn, N. Y,
and Pearl c. Young Of this city.
Harry q. Thompson of this city and Florence
N. Weller Of Harrisburg. Ps. ,
Dc sales Buckley and Annie Bryant. both
Louis ]. Van Allen and Hattie v. Jenkins.
John A. White Of this city and Margaret
Penn Of Philadelphia, Pa.
David Harris and Fay Rubin;
Samuel schafer Of Little Rock. s. c., and
Hessie Baker Of Baltimore, Md.
Robert Sharps and Mary Campbell.
Evening star., 1922-02-04
YEATS, IRISH sAvANT, DIES

NEW YORK. February 4.-John b.
Yeats, eighty-three, Irish painter and
writer and father Of william Butler
here. Death, which occurred Thursday,
was due to heart disease. He had been
q resident of this country twelve years.
Mr.. Yeats was a native Of Tullylish.
near Belfast. Ireland. Educated In law
and admitted to the bar. he early in life
turned to painting, making a European
reputation as portraitist. He also
was an essayist. His New York home
was q gathering place for writer's and
painters. Besides his poet son, Mr..
Yeats is survived by another son. Jack
Yeats, painter, and two daughters,
residents Of Ireland. Funeral services
will be held tomorrow.