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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-12-11
Hotel Bligh Arrivals

Geo. A. Briscon, Ashland; B. c.
Forsythe, Ashland: L. o. Root
and wife, Mosier; S. f. Burnett,
Eugene: Oscar Smith, Dallas; X.
L. Robinson. l., A; Mrs. e. H.
Rolph, Portland; H. o. Buell..
Portland; A. ]. Smith, Portland; /;
John McGinnis. Chicago; Maude
Fox, Bligh theater; e. v. Gossom.
Salem; Ed Williams and wife,
Portland; w. Dunlap, Vancouver,
B. O.; Verne DeAutremont, Pow
ers; Roy DeAutremont. Powers
L, f. Ireton, McMinnville; Lu l..
Timby, Portland; o. w. Allen
Portland; w. A. Heater, Sublim-
/ iity; Geo. Spikes, Turner, w. Nor
ply, Tacoma; Geo. Spikes, Tur-
ner; Harley Ryan, Dundee; Ar
thur Hartly, city; e. E. Sloat, O.
g. Ry; Dock Morley, city; Tyle,
Morley, city; Sophie Rose, Kin:
sington, MINI; Lars Rose, Kin
sington, MINI; Frank Pierce
Portland; Carrie Turner. Albany
H. e. Jantz, Woodriver, Neb; Ort
Irons, Weiser, Ida; e. X. Wiles
Seattle; E. J, McCone, city; L. B
Rhodes, Portland Mrs. Anderson
and Brown. Portland; Paul Jack
son, Mill City; G. B. Cox, Mil
City; H. G. Frank, Aberdeen, Ida
F. B. Wicker, La Center. Wn; c
L. Balylantyne, Dallas
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-12-11
Died

JOHNSON-At a local hospital
Dec. IL, 1922, Lucy Ann John
son. age 46 years. Survived by
mother Mrs Sara NJ Walker, sis
ters, Mrs e. b. Perrine, Mrs.
Aleta Munson of Salem, Mrs.
Olive Hogan, Redmond. Or, 3
brothers, d. 8. r. Walker, Sa-
lem: ]. A. Walker. Roseburg,
and Paul r. Walker of Califor-
mia. Remains are I'm care Of the
Terwilliger home and funeral
announcement will be given
later.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-12-11
LOCAL BOY APPEARS
IN HOLLYWOOD THEATER

Willard Hall, son Of Joseph @.
Hall, had the honor Of appearing
recently at Grauman's Hollywood
theatre, Los Angeles, in a prologue
to the presentation Of Douglas Fair
banks "Robin Hood" Hc was
among the six artists in that city
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-12-11
DEATH TOLL OF EUGENE
|. FIRE MOUNTS TO SEVEN

Eugene, Or Dec. 11.~The
death toll Of the fire that Destroy
ed the Iyer Johnson residence here
last wednesday night was In
creased to eight when Mrs. James
Church died at a hospital yester-
dav
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-12-11

Due to an oversight the name
of Francis Banta as one of the
members Of the old company M
for which the memorial service at
the reunion held last Friday eve
ming at the Gray Belle, was not
given to the paper to appear with
the account Of the meeting. An in
teresting side light of the meeting
were the talks made by several
members in their "reminiscences OF
the days in France in which they
told of the influence of Lieuten-
ant Banta upon them. "Hs was g
man as good as his word and new
er asked the men to do a thing
he would not do himself" one
man said.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-12-11

A bicycle which he found aban-
doned at the corner of State and
Liberty streets was taken to the
police station Saturday night by
Patrolman Victor. Today its own
er had not claimed the wheel.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-12-11
COMING EVENTS
y *** y = - = : =

X r y y - y ~ -
Highland Mothers club +;
and parent-teacher's associa-
! alton at the Highland school J
Tuesday, 5 p. m.
Dec. u. 13, IA, l5.-Peni-
tentiary Minstrels.
Dec. Is. "Three Live
Ghosts" Salem high school
play, high school auditorium. )
Dec. 15.--Margueribe D. ,
Alvarez, contralto, in concert ;
at Armory.
Dec. 25.-Monday, Christ )
/ mas.
Dec. sl.-Elks Midnight !
Follies," Grand Theater.
Jan. S.-Monday, legisla-
ture convenes.
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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-12-11

Some damage resulted Saturday
Night when an automobile driven
NJ H. e. Fraser, $50 south Six
leenth street, met up with one pi-
|cted by an unidentified man. No
one was injured.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-12-11

Charged with being intoxicated
Henry Fulgham was arrested by
Patrolman Victor Saturday night,
He was released ON $25 bail and
was cited to appear before Police
Judge Earl Race this afternoon.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-12-11

His car was struck by another
automobile Saturday night at the
corner Of Court and High streets,
hudson Bressler, route 8. told the
'Dolice.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-12-11

The dance committee of the
ziks lodge is preparing plans for
dance to be held Wednesday
Ifening in the Derby building.
2ances given by the Elks are not
Md in the Elks temple as the
,hildlng IS now owned by the
Eoodmen Of the World and each
Fening of the week is rented to
Ne several lodges in the city.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-12-11

A bicycle which had been re-
covered by the police yesterday
was claimed by Paul Lee, 1915
State street.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-12-11

Automobiles driven by Miss
Bernice Craig, 533 south CONNER
cial street, and w. H. Haynes Of
route 6, met up here Saturday at
the corner of Summer and Center
streets. The damage was light.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-12-11

Frank Deckebach, student at
the Oregon Agricultural college.
has been selected to represent
Salem in discussions of the o. A.
G. chamber of commerce.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-12-11

Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Merle r.
Ivie, Dec. 8, 1922, a son. He as
been named Robert Grant. Mr..
fvie is deputy county clerk.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-12-11

Star cars here this week. See
me at the Marion hotel for in
formation in Star shares. Geo. A.
Gable. 294
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-12-11

Star-Star, Your last chance
to get shares in Star Motors, here
this week, Marion hotel. Geo. A.
Gable. 294
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-12-11

After spending the week end
f;siting in Salem, f. Ray Dunn of
returned to Portland
|Ast night. He is connected with
The Pacific Telephone and Tele-
Rraph company.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-12-11

Miss Mildred Glover will dem
onstrate Gene Palmers face
creams powders. etc. at Miller's
store all this week. 294*
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-12-11
1lpca3ews

The dash light was stolen from
Is automobile Saturday night, A.
Moore, 421 Court street, told
ae police.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-12-11

Some thief stole from his auto
hobile, parked at 1872 south Cot
age street, his side curtains, a
sseater, blanket and cap, F
\ Tracy OF West Salem complain
|d to the police Saturday night.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-12-11

Considerable damage resulted
yesterday when an automobile
driven by man giving his name
as w. J. Philpot collided head on
with a street car on the fair
grounds road, according to po-
|lice report. No one was injured.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-12-11

While moving south on Capitol
treet at Marion, a car driven by
falloy. 1925 Church street, col
Ned with one driven by G. S.
'Dwne. according to police re-
|ort. There were minor damages
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-12-11

Love, the jeweler, Salem.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-12-11

Grocers say that up to the pres
ent time. not many citizens are
taking advantage of the opportu-
nifty to advertise Oregon by send
ing their friends a 10 pound box
Of Mistland or Pheasant prunes.
That is, not as many as should
One OF the big retail stores in
Portland Just few days ago
placed an order for 1900 Of the
ten pound boxes of prunes and is
urging patrons to advertise Ore
gon and incidentally send their
eastern friends a most appreciat-
ed present.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-12-11

His overcoat was stolen from
the Electric billiard hall on State
street yesterday, c. w. Wilson of
the Arlington hotel, told the po-
lice.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-12-11

STAR MOTORS-Star stock,
will be at the Marion hotel until
Friday noon. Geo. A. Cable. 294
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-12-11

Frank Deckebach. student at
the Oregon Agricultural college.
has been selected to represent
Salem in discussions of the o. A.
G. chamber of commerce.
Star-Star Your last chance
to get shares in Star Motors, here
this week, Marion hotel. Geo. A.
Gable. 294|
Automobiles driven by Miss
Bernice Craig, 53S south CONNER
cial street, and w. H. Haynes of
route 6, met up here Saturday at
the corner of Summer and Center
streets. The damage was light.
Star cars here this week. See
me at the Marion hotel for in
formation in Star shares. Geo. A.
Gable. 294|
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Merle R.
Ivie,. Dec. 8, 1922, a son. He as
been named Robert Grant. Mr..
Ivle is deputy county clerk.
STAR MOTORS-Sta stock, /
will be at the Marion hotel until
Friday noon. Geo. A. Gable. 294
Mr.. and Mrs. o. v. Snider OF
Clatskanie stopped in Salem last
night on their way to Roseburg
to visit relatives. They registered
as the guests of the Terminal ho-
tel.
Miss Nellie Schwab in recital
tomorrow night, Dec. IL, at the
First Christian church. Public
invited. Program at $3.50 sharp.
294
Margaret Gehrke, 1910 north
Front street who was struck by
an auto Friday, Dec. s, returned
to her home today from the hos
pital.
Marguerite D'Alvarez, contral-
to, armory Friday, Dec. 18th
Seats 55c, S1.1O, s1.65, s2.20 on
sale Friday, 10 a. m. 297"
Mrs. R. S. YanPelt, 1904
Broadway, underwent an opera
ton for the removal of tonsils
this morning.
Mrs. Carrie Chase, nurse at
the Willamette sanitarium who
has been away for the past three
days. returned yesterday after
noon.
Mrs. B. A. Cobler of Mill City
who has been in Salem for the
past week for medical care, re-
turned to her home this morn
ing.
Mrs. H. Chappell, 920 Highland
avenue, was reported from the
Deaconess hospital this morning
as being much improved follow
ing an operation about a week
ago.
A Johnny Jones banquet Is in
store for members OF the Salem
Elks lodge who attend the ses-
sion Thursday evening Of this
week. Frank D. Cohan, district
deputy of Marshfieid. will address
the lodge that evening and there
will be several limitations.
J. A. Churchill, state superin-
tendent Of schools. will address
the annual meeting OF school Of
ficers to be held next Saturday
at the Salem high school build
ing. Due to other engagements.
the hour has been changed to
1920 o'clock in the morning. Il
expected that about rs school
officers from Marion county will
attend.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-12-11

Mr.. and Mrs. o. v. Snider OF
Clatskanie stopped in Salem last
night on their way to Roseburg
to visit relatives. They registered
as the guests of the Terminal ho-
tel.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-12-11

Declaring that the Pacific Tel
ephone & Telegraph company
which has already monopolized
the wires now wants to monopo-
lie the air" the Cummins Elec-
trio company Of Corvallis has fill
ed with the public service COM
mission complaint against the
company for interference with the
operation Of its radio service.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-12-11

Among the former Salem resi-
dents who suffered by the Astoria
fire are James Mott, city attorney
of Astoria and representative
from Clatsop county, whose law
office was in the burned district.
ALSO DR.. Mott, formerly of Salem.
Mark Siddell, who formerly had
charge of a wood yard in Salem,
was interested in sporting goods
store within the burned district.
G. D. Ross, captain Of the drill
team of the Woodmen of the
World, with his team of IS uni
Horned men, will have the honor
of leading the parade on Dec. 16
when Woodmen of the World from
SOregon and Washington meet in
X Portland. This is a special honor
conferred on the Salem team as
E9 lodges from both states will be
represented at the meetings.
X No one was injured Saturday
when cars piloted by ]. w. Pease,
Ab95 north Twentieth street. and
I- o. McNurlin, 3O4 north 21st
street, collided at the corner of
4th and Chemeketa.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-12-11

The damage was light when
automobiles driven by A. B. Kir-
6by, 1910 north Summer street,
and ]. T. Butler of Albany col
sllded on the Jefferson highway
yesterday, according to a police
report.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-12-11

Marriage licenses were issued
Saturday to the following. Will
lam H. Smith, of Stayton, Stand
ard Oil employe. and Jeanne Ruth
Roy, music teacher CT Stayton.
Also, Theodore F. Welty. farmer
living on rural route 7, Salem,
and Bertha Harvey of Salem.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-12-11

Miss Nellie Schwab in recital
tomorrow night, Dec. II, at the
First Christian church. Public
invited. Program at $3.50 sharp.
294
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-12-11

Miss Lena Belle Tartar address.
ed the Woman's club Saturday
afternoon on "On Music apprecia-
tion as presented in the public
schools." Miss Tartar takes the
stand that the appreciation of
music could be cultivated by list
ening to good music and that it is
better to teach music as a whole
rather than to go into technical
ties.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-12-11

Willamette Shrine, Order of the
White Shrine of Jerusalem, will
hold its Christmas ceremonial on
Tuesday evening, Dec. IL. Mrs.
Elizabeth Shafer is the present
worthy high priestess.
The Washington herald., 1922-01-09
1900 Foreigners
Study Citizenship
Americanization School in the
District Limited by
Lack of Funds.

Fifteen hundred foreigners. rang
ing in years from Is to so, arc be-
ing taught the principles Of citi-
xenshjp IN the Americanization
schools in Washington. a census re-
port issued yesterday shows.
This is a part OF the school sys-
tenn of which little is known. The
school is under direct supervision
CT the Board of Education. but the
money for its maintenance il sup
piled by Congress i'm a special ap-
preparation.
Americanizatien classes are con-
Quoted in the Old Central High
School-four in the daytime and
twelve at night: two morning and
two afternoon classes are conduct
ed in the Webster School: one field
class and one day class are con-
Quoted at Schotts place northeast.
a night class and field class are
operated at the Curtis School,
Georgetown; two field classes are
maintained at Arthur. place north
west. and one night class is main.
tanned at the Eastern High School
IN connection with the community
center work of that institution.
The work of this school is con.
Quoted by two paid teachers. a
principal. and fifteen part-time
teachers. the appropriation, Sl2.OOc.
not being sufficient to maintain a
larger force. This, IL is stated, pre-
hibits the necessary follow-up work
which should be part of the in
struction.
The Washington herald., 1922-01-09

to secure Mary ID. Dawson, $1,000,
3 years, per cent, s A.
Same to same to secure same,
$l,1oo, mo payments, I per cent.
Same to C, NJ. De, Vciie and F. @.
Fowler to secure Lavinia De veiIe,
$1s4. mo payments, per cent.
So 215. lot "D"--Chas Is. Gass ct
al to j.. I. Peyser and II. Sherman
to secure Anne l.. hampton, $4,000.
5 years, per cent.
So 2555, lot 21--David A. Baer to
II. T. shannon and NJ. j. Luchs to
secure Linda Coburn. Si2.50O. Q
years, Z per cent A.
Same to A. NJ. Baer and Eugene
Young to secure Alma &. Young,
s10.50o. years. per cent. S A.
So 2O6. lot ls0-Jessie Bolden to
]. w. woodward and c. NJ. Brick
head, to secure T. r. Hungerford,
$1,000. mo payments. per cent.
Same to II. T. Winfield and A. L.
Mcdowell to secure James Nj
Woodward. sI75. mo payments, Z
per cent.
So 254o. lot 25S-KatherIne w.
Peyton to B. F. Saul and J. w.
Jacobs to secure T. Earl Cox. $1,000.
3 years. Z per cent. S A.
So 1855, lots s & s-wm. T.. Far
rar to l.. r. Peak and w. F. Clark
to secure NJ. n. Mari. $500. }
years, per cent s A.
So 2547. lot i0-Thos. w. Stubble-
field to VIM. J. Flather. jr., and ].
]. Becker and II. S. WEIGH to secure
V. g. Marks. $4,000. , years. Z per
cent s A.
81. IS, so. 81. 81 G. 93-Bessie L.
Brown to B. n. Edwards and Theo.
NJ. Judd. to secure Jno l.. Norris.
$4,000. years, per cent A.
So 800. lot 1S-Cora +. Sawyer
to J. w. Harrington and c. b. Hill
Hard to secure Ada b. Hampton,
s2'oOo, per cent. time of payment
tot, stated.
So 1919. lots %. % e. 26-Ferdin-
ando De Grazia to James II. Cor
don and Chas. +. Marsh to secure
Amanda y. Gordon, $500, 60 days,
6 per cent.
So SEQ. lots & 5-Joseph l..
Topper to Walker o. Lewis to Sc
cure Holders Of note Of $500. mo
payments and years. 6 per cent.
So 5l26. lot IS. as. ~, So 5l27, lots
IS to -. 81 to S7-Same to same
TO secure Holders of Is notes, SCI
600. Mo payments and years
So 2904, lot j-Jno f.. Boice to
Il. +. Saul and q. r. McGlue to Sc
cure Thos. A. Jameson. s3,750. mo
payments, : per cent.
Same to r. F. Saul and G. ?. Nc
Glue to secure Holmes Central
Realty Corp. $500. mo payments,
per cent.
Padsworth. part trace - Winfield
Preston to II. II. Stone and +. +.
johnson to secure Herbert W. T.
Jenner. s3o.l57.24. 3 years. per
cent S A.
The Washington herald., 1922-01-09
CATHOLIC SOCIETY
HOLDS BIG RALLY
AT ALEXANDRIA
Anthopy j. Barrett Ad-
dresses Holy Name
Organization.
THE HERALD BUREAU,
A. 3. Doniphap.
To7 KIM Strnnt

727 King Street.
ALEXANDRIA. Va. Jan. S.-An-
thony J. Barrett. of the National
Catholic Welfare Council, was the
principal speaker tonight at
largely attended rally Of the Holy
Name Society held in Lyceum Hall.
Aims and purposes of the organi-
zation which he said were princi-
pally to prevent blaspheming of
the Holy Name. were told by Mr..
Barrett Music was furnished ~
an orchestra under direction OF
George Jaeger.
r. A. Kersey. member of the
local organization. gave a brief
talk. J. II. McDonough. local
president. presided. Previous to
the speechmaking. eighteen new
members were enrolled at st.
Mary's Church by Rev. l.. r. Kelly.
spiritual director. who also gave a
short address at the meeting in
the Lyceum. Benediction was pro-
nounced by Rev. NJ. MaIloy.
At the 7 o'clock mass at St
Mary's Church this morning practI-
cal1y all the members attended
holy communion.
These officers have been elected
by Alexandria Washington Lodge
The Washington herald., 1922-01-09

So 1851. lot 141-Howard r
marlborough to Arthur Carr and NJ.
A. Curtis to secure Perpetual b A.
81, 500.
Sq 209l, lot 20-Esther S. sullivan
TO W. p. Malone and M. i. NARROW
to secure Natl. Capital Ins. Co.
$4,000. , years. per cent A.
Mount Pleasant, lot 742-Anna l.
Brown to B. F. Saul and ]. w
Jacobs to secure T. Earl Cox, 5000,
years. per cent S A.
So 1853. lot .45-Carrie Jacobson
TO y. S. Clarke, ir.. and VIM. II.
De Lacy to secure Rose E. Royce
$1,000 mo payments. Z per cent. -
So 3ol5. lot 4s-Wayne G. Gar
man to Natl. Saw. and Trust Co
to secure Amer. Sec. and Trust Co.,
1880. years. 7 per cent A
Same to w. G. Davis and C. l.
Gessford to secure Geo c. Humphrey
and F. E. Davis, $4,000. mo pay
ments, per cent
So 2674. lot 1s3-wm. S. johnson
ct al to L. w. Groomes and G. B
Bloomer to secure Harry F. Bieber
$4,000, years. per cent A
Same to l.. w. Groomes and IL
J. Saers to secure Mary w
Groomes. $4,000, year. per cent
S A.
So 1869. lot Ss-CIyde Garfield e,
al to Saml A. Drury and J. Il
Nicholson to secure Lee Brown
$500. years. per cent.
Same to VIM. X. Hartuns and
Geo. f. Jacobs to secure James NJ
Leckie. $4,000. mo payments. 6 pei
cent.
So 20. lot 56-Zaluma A. ChesIey
TO 6. w. Brown and A. G. McClin-
{ock to secure VIM. II. johnson
$4,000. , years. 6 per cent $ A.
So $50. lot 46-Jno. f. Shoemake Ell
10 Donald Dutton and Fl. G. Bangs
10 secure Dorothy II. Dutton. sl,75O
l. years. per cent S A.
So 1873, lot 3-Martin A. Cook tc
Natl. Saw. and Trust Co. to secure
Amer. Sec. and Trust Co. $4,000, ;
years, I per cent, s A.
So 1900. lot 25-CecIlia NJ. Coulor
10 L. ID. Garrett and II. w. PhilIips
TO secure Edna Hammond, $4,000, :
years per cent. S A.
So 621. lot 77-Ann c. Sutton e
Arthur Carr and NJ. A. Gusts to Sc.
cure Perpetual B A.. $1,000.
| So zoos. lot l7-Maurice c. Hal
TO J. A. Massie and F. A. Hoiton to
secure Brookland BA. $500.
Same TO Wash. Loan and Trust
Co. to secure Christian F. Seabroo<
s.14S.l7. mo payments, 6 per cent
So 1854. lots IL & u. so 1888. 10,
Sd. c. Land and Building Co tc
NJ. j. Luchs and II. B. Pitts to Sc
cure Ada NJ. Rhodes, $4,000, 6 mos
per cent.
So ll3. lot 40-Chas F. Dive +,
ID. K. Burhans and A. r. Rrande.
to secure A. Reed. $1,000, mo nav,
| ments. per cent.
So 2S7, lot 13S-Wm. A. Wasbinr,
ton TO 5. A. Drury and ]. b. NichoI.
son TO secure l.. W. Armentrout
SJ.0OO. 3 years. per cent, s..
So 2oSS. lots Sc & 81. q
White ct ux Marie S. to II. T.. Dow,
and WIN. l.. Miller to secure Thos
J. Fisher and Co. $4,000, 3 years
per cent S A.
So 5l9, lot 70-willie NJ. IT, Tsv
Ior to Benz. Handel and Edw /
Scott to secure Yetta Handel g. ma
mo payments. per cent,
So $50, part lot s-Ada NJ Rhode,
to H. T. Shannon and NJ, I Ju"h,
TO secure Linda Coburn. $50 o0o
years, per cent, A.
! 10 same to secure {. F
JACOBSEN, $4,000. mo payments,
So 4H, lot I32-walter y. Tom,
10 T. s. Muir and c. NJ. De Veil,
The Washington herald., 1922-01-09
Will Ask POstpOnen,ent
of Amendment Hearing

The two cases attacking the va I'D
ity of the woman suffrage amend
ment inthe United States Supreme
Court (Fairchild V. Hughes. and Le-
ser V. Garnett). joint hearing of
which was set by the court for to-
day. will not be heard for week
or two. il the motion to postpone
them, which will be made by Solicitor
General Beck. is granted by the
court.
Attorneys on both sides have agreed
to postponement for the second time
since the court originally set De-
cember to hear these cases. The
first postponement was asked by the
Solicitor General in difference to the
request of one of the opposing at
torneys, who was i'll. The second
postponement is initiated by the So
licitor General to allow the govern
mcnt more time to prepare answers
to the briefs and petitions Of oppo-
nents Of the Nineteenth amendment.
The Washington herald., 1922-01-09
WOMAN FLEECED
BY FORGED CHECK

Mrs. Florence II. Davis. 1904 Mon
roe street northwest. was fleeced out
OF SIS by indorsing a forged check
in an attempt to sell one OF her
residences at 34S3 Holmead street
northwest. police say.
The defrauder arranged to purchase
the house for $500 and claiming
that his mother was stranded dur
ing a motor trip from Baltimore to
this city. solicited the Endorsement.
He obtained the money at a nearby
hardware store.
The Washington herald., 1922-01-09
DEEDS AND DEEDS OF TRUST
Publsbed Daily Except Sunday. in The Washington Herald

This record transcript of all deeds deeds of filed
in the office of the District Recorder of Deeds Saturday.
The Washington herald., 1922-01-09
Decline in Chmchgoers
Alarms Unitarian Pastor

NEW YORK, Jan. ST the de-
cline in church membership continues
at the present rate, in thirty years
not more than 10 per cent OF the
population OF Greater New York will
be church members. This is the
opinion OF the Rev. william L. Sui
livan, VINO today resigned the pas
torste OF the All Souls Unitarian
Church TO become q missionary.
The Rev. Mr.. Sullivan resigns TO
become missionary TO Unitarian
churches throughout the United States
and Canada, following a request OF
the Unitarian Lsymen's League that
congregations be invigorsted by mis-
sionary work.