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PARENTS OF YOUNG HUSBAND
MUST PAY HIS WIFI. $465OOO
AS HEART BALM JURY DEGREES

.H fhe uorl little girl" who lived
nest f..r r1s fairly familiar TO Bur.
.inron uvople before the trial. in which
wis r,'oid th, circumstances OF their
meeting at o. college prom. the court.
.E.u Iri marriage while Woodhous,
tfs no 1u sruv ANN IN 1875 and their
..uniiou little more than a year
ft,r.
Mrs nnrit Woodhousc introduced tea.
tmouy to show that her parents at law
'I -rHhh.i her had inspired and sun.
rrrieI their son in hts separation from
Der.
3 Norrs Woclhouse did not APPEAR dur.
. rs the trial. The defense of the elder
+ No.lhouses was that they had treated
/ fhsf dauEht,f in law az well as they
/, felt she was entitled 10 b. treated ana
. thli she had married their son for his
muney.
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EXPULSION
OF GREEKS
PROTESTED
BY AMERICA

LAUSANNE. Dee Tho United
States government took stroug posi-.
lion at the Neat Eastern pca,v confer.
euce today in protesting against ,S.
pulsion uf the Grrek population from
Coustnntnople Apprch,naous that
the Turks would insist un deporiiug 100.
thv Greeks proved to hD well founded
when at "a meeting ibis afternoon oi tho
sub-commission on thc exchange of pon
ulaiious q Turkish representative arose
and announced definitely that departure
ol all the Greeks wls one of the ir1.
lures OF their proeam concerning thy
adjustments Of populations
Reads Statement.
The Ameiiran representative Their
took the floor and read The foreign state
mcnt. 4 q
The American d,legltion is not Dol
accord with the proposals for new com
pulsory movements 0f populations uu
less Il Is clearly shown that good pun
poses viii be- served as might be- o.,
ease IN the eNchang\ OF prisoners or q
populations where lRchaugo is neces
ary To serve hpsa.nt tartan ends
. liUgsi X Ms,s.
with dlsu innauor between M
parties 60 the nceotaton for cNoblug
The American delegation is unable @
approve the movement from Constant
ronlo 90 fihc Greek population of tha
city particularly und0 conditions vh.e
VIII send ln urban people ,o rural 30.
tr.p'
We VIII not hesitate f0 express !.
pursuIuc, OF legitimate Humanitarian
Interests our protest az Hry such 90.
l1lg,mrri of human beings
Subsequently the representative 0
France Great Britain uHd Italy Io.oc
the discussion aud strorEiy I.is,l tE
Turkish d,legatcs o. chang. ..,I mind
about sending the Greeks away uw
'onsta"unoule. They pointed out thf
Turkish Irs.>tcn0e ON such IspoftJuo
would oudaurcr ne crtlf. .otltur
relative io tuc ,lghang, u. .pmID..
and prisoner, OF war
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IMPORTANT ALLIED
Meeting TO OPEN
TODAY At LONDON
VIAL DETERMINE FRANCO
BRITISH RELATIONS To
WARD GERMANY

wv A."h' IaIfN IfHH
PARIS. Dee. i-PUnicr ronc-rr
viii leave ai noon tomorrow tpr london
IT, attend the conference ui 3lh0d p.t
micrs which {, regarded b, man, hrrr
~ the last great effort ot ilw rnirnir
iu reach an agreement un ttrilu' s.
rrpaati,n hill before France sets uui m
dcpcndnii, T. coilrct II Ia hrr own Wa>.
Meeting Il lmportaut
Th. mort .l iuHkrl HuuU I- . ..r.
.,-u.,,e u.. most IMPORTANT .n. fU.
Imri., HtuNrg ss 90 uu.. tH. ..I.
uam. oI uIsuiN ,.HU.Ii.U .-
N,,. rur. a.i Crest u"" \
lesser lut non. fhr l.-. important I.
tDr s tfe uf.,HHre Impression fH..
81 INu.r,s I.n.I ,.I-..H.o .. 100
ak. n if. .oHt .a U-.h ih, ulo-
po-,I rU-.s tHu." .Hn.,r.u.o
stands
Un.. HH HH. d. l. Ia Dom.
ior FOB ..r..r. .. EUe- M. DOES
CONTINUED rE PAGE rWo'
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Stormy Liquor Fight
Flares Up In House
Over Pro Allowance
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS

WASHINGTON Dec. An old time liquor fight-hOrt but
sormyared up the House today during debate the SS
OOOOoO supply bill with its item of S9OOOOOO for prohb
tion enforcement.
Starting earlier the day when Representative MaGee Rpub
can New York. member Of the committee which framed the BILL
declared that anc of the Vosead law was prevalent to
threaten institutions ended abruptly just after Representa-
tive Ill., Republican Maryland leader in the movement for light
and beer legislation had announced what he proposed to offer
the when the prohibition section reached
tomorrow.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-08

tlorirri Ihcodof. Gnhro and on. or two
'h'fs of hls ffl,uds % effect 70 s,t.fe
m'Ht with her.
Aiss Hfkhef1 was on tho witness
stand under Cns-s examination tH.
grUaifr rnrt ~ thr morning session ot
c'Hrt she adu tied that dmua the
'aiHI.ii Tor thr EoNcrnouhip boz l.I.
.h. informed Os.ar 5ohnsor. Who ea-
orlot.nE SIR Huss,il fof thr gaIufr7
'afHI nom nation ~ aliogrd wrongs and
i1Il Brewer FORMER governor af Sis
s.f.IrW aui r political opponent of tlc
Fotefn"r Of fhe wrongs she au,e,. ~t-
rtlalrrd hoe.ter fne dli th.s hs
liuse theY af. lNVefs and 49, uas
seekIng altIrf sUl council
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If Miss Bjrkhead Was
Seduced Some Other Man
Did 1t, Russell Testified

.Hr 100000 d1mascs rested thr.r cles
.usfff ifafe three O'Clock 'hs after
la.H ITs tII was ar the witness stand
.rt.l cross examination when court al.
Hr1 ff thr d1f
Govern EHss.I turning h.s eyes
fau tH. Iur at one puut DOB ta tesiI.
U.H. Toward ih. counsel ialie ahHfv
u.- UrktHI was seated with her
er.r.l ie,hHsd in answer to a q4cs
H.u .r ia nhffhsI fr bal author .zsl
H .ufTHfUmiHn
Is lil"rais Iaisshsosi
f.HafIlft faI.slHld lfd shu
i.Hta lf"
N" ITkh.ad bod testified fhat Cow.
eHn Euasfu bad io.I hel hc bad 40.
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IT IusETU N Do -T--
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-08

~ AssiciAi.d Pres
OXFORD. sis nre lUre.re @.
lmaN day crowded v'f ''
nations rae N nuTsH r...ror '
u.s.ssrpl p.o,iaimel FROM ~ r'
l,s. stand .n federal district e1u. hH
rna.sr.. ~ filr rharras mld, ht H.s
nane.s BIkhcld at,nHrarhrr
80 Mss UnAhead u.s arinr.i ~
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.,l because uas noi th.ro af ihf i.me.
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h. nHsf sltusr.rs for ths d'fense after
raunre fof Miss nliAhsad. uh0 .s .u.ns
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-08
RaiIroadcr> in MEETING

DALLAS p.. Frink q Pet,ib ne
... president trd general manager OF
- -.H. F' I1.lrutd was elected pres.
|.. .. ... Railroad General Managers
'... r reNls M their annual
...re Esr. ..iay q. % Wcbber. sec.
.. NI H,it.bone vas named SEQ.
.....
T.. r.rer.' managers confined their
......s 81. t DISCUSSION 90 tailruad condl
r1 plans ;or improving passen.
... .HI freight service n Texas.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-08

I've sfoud u ~ hong ~ can
aud I'm leaving tor good today
John uu,tf said th.i On hs
WI, Nnra as th. climax nf o.
breakfast nhl, luarrtl-onc OF "a
.rurs uf many
This thpugh th, larrotts bad
leon married o. yeats and bad
reared two children almost Co
maturity
Eut thcy had reached THE
DANGER POlNr of thc.r married
ufc
John Left Did b, return Or
Ga hc ,llug to dash.ug M,ra Dean.
woman q the world D. Thought hc
lowed
Tho answer H 300 Den
Wat"rs.' an ,hthisIllnr new s.ral
q human problems ht ~. Hert
iey author - "Honcymoonors
Abroad "Polly and Paul ul-ani
Paris &C.
Complete in tVa insiailmenis
Tho first inr'aimeut Wu bern
sunday n
The Daily News
",lus,s In ihr LEAD"
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JONES WILL
C 0 M M A N D
SEA POWER
OF Natl ON


By Associated Prsss
WASHINGTON. Dec 7-Cunsol.
datIOu OF the Atlanta and Pacific
fleet. iuio the Tinted states fleet
with admiral ~ T.. Jones iu sur
urrWr command and Wee admiral
E IS ELsrle 1s commander n chief
of ih. battle fleet unu was an.
nouucei tonight hy the Navy DE.
laf'mrni TIe rrurgangaiion. the
Department SID Involved M
changes Boz any present assignments
of ships or navy personnel. hut was
chiefly rr thp uurpos" Of effectinR
l ra8.o time orfanizat l1 that could
h' carried into a war emergency
49, fhUI' change
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ULSTER KICKS KICKS OUT OF IRISH
FREE STATE HARNESS; DUBLIN
is SCENE OF NEW HsGsSAcRES
BY ASSOCIATED rrEss

dcputy o parliament
kirt
dcu, speaker r HOUSE lr,li' General 0Mahic seriously
Wuun being shot la th- irad md ftsu
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-08
''OUTSIDERS"
WILL never
BREAK ORDER
SAYS EVANS
n, Associated Press

n, Associated fress
WACO. Drc. i--Oppnncnis ui the
knight ol the ku kluN hlan whom
lr listed IS Jews. tlthuiic,. negroes
sud rsdical. were severely arriign-
eel al the Naro auditorium tn a
pathcl holisr oi klansmcn by I'm.
pcrisl Wizard a. ". Evans ui Dal.
las.
u ;hc order of the knights OF the
Eu iluN Khan ever breaks and fails ut
.ls M ssi,u "t Viii ut Boz l,Ju.' 'i
outshlr pressure hIt because Of dis
trust and dislo,auy U.hu Dts own
ranks. hv declared iuJu.rr1tug what
was his lrst message sod statement
oi wucr rlys delivered since hs r,c ut
succession TO tine kian tu..uv tnll"Vlus
the klunNat.ou recently 90 Atlanta The
addrrss of the wizard tonight was iu the
nature of q broadcast 60, hs platform
to chapters OF thc khu throughout Tho
tinted states.
Min,cs 10 Words
The wizard minced mo- words in his
p,ut uu of attacks wUu iho Khan by
t,, I,,risb r,,. aud tie g,iau ratboIic
.burch ANA admin .fcr.d severe con.
,,,,,,,ti,., +, what D., termed tb, atti.
i,,d, "a, tt,. re.yo
Isssln, IA th. siihi,, of nytoleit and
,ro,ractcd" attacks upon the Klan he
l.,.,,-,.s,..- ye,p,usutd ,,,-t AZ
Tom th. netent Ne,, York eltv frht
aud IA. attitude of .he Jews Catholics
and negroes The wizard maintained
th.i " the Roman Cathode church has o
right to fu.rd and ua unIu itself Tor
"a, prnmuigmi,u ut Its u.turtitc rc.
lgiuns l,nrts ,n American .ou and so
lanr as tnl, institution confines IspIt
tp a,uy.t as that holong distinctly Geo a
trl 4 aus organization It's rights under
th, American nas guaranteed lv th,
constitution. can mower lr invaded or
ulrslion,d
white Natives Challenged"
tie added however Ilgf .Nh,n th,
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New plan in Detail

Under the new plan the United states
fr,t wI. consist oi tine battle fleet. com
pns ms The main fighting strength of
the navy prepared 20 engage an enemy
f,e' tHo scouting fleet the duty ot
which would Dee o. locate the enemy pre-
wtON il engagement oi the battle
fleet the control force. organized 10
exercise oontrcl 20 the sea after this had
been obtained by action of the battle
G,o' uui Ihe fleet base f1rce Intended
10. support The operations of the fight.
ue forccs
The whole oreaniza lion for the pur.
poses of administration N peace ~ war
would O., under command uf single
officer With the rank ot admiral no
matter how far scattered It's elements
might be.
one Man in Charge
Adm al Jones now commanding thu
4 Ailnntc fleet. is the first 20 command
thc United stat fleet While Admiral
'isl-', acs i, s.iies r. facif'e
ffi'e takes tho IN % vloc rduifai ami
commander of ne hattie fleet.
lu e,rana-r'cn n the nurposes 10. the
organization the navv department.
rHi. 'r, follow ur statement
.r n.lD.rs pass ue from p,acc -
n.r condition., thereby sttius time 40
tI. Haur.nE .t the war when tim, II
IraI
I pillows f., Varlur- units Co. 10
nIn.I .r ttr fu .s which thrv must
r.If.rn .n wIr ir the officers who aro
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-08

Meanwhile friends Of prohibition
overwhelmingly Boo control took one shot
after another az those who sought 20
attack the law uud ny parliamentary
methods yut short Mr. Inns attempt
to connect the prohibition unit iu a
friendly way with th. Ku kiux Khan.
In the FIRST place. Mr. IAN ald Z
shall propose that the House strike out
of the b.ll the item ~ $4,000 for the
prohibition units publicity bureau that
the sum OF from ti3U.Ouo t0 $4,000 as
here tofore. shall not b. spent hereafter
lu open violation of tho Nolstead law
for thc purehas, OF bootleg liquor 90 b1
used is evidence. that none Of Oh, gov
errmrnt appropriations shall De- used
to d,iay the expenses % shippers SEN,
over th, country by the prohibition com
mission
Doesn't knew Law"
q shall also plonose TO strike out oi
the cprauOn an funds he wen
on. "for legal advisers. special council
to the prohibition unit on the Froun'
iiNiW u Assat NNIN" ffNNH NN|f tffINN n ~
tu cous'ruc The hw which exists O.
day Another amendment provides tha
UH part of the found shall be- used b
iHH commissioner f0r propaganda par
Iu-es ir ur attempt to d.telf memh,r
OF DoU.re-s ana finally. @. transfer er
.f.Hu.H' of prohibition from th. ,rcu.
.Ir tu f.e Department of Iust., wine.
To- belongs
M. Hu declared chat gH1dy c1a
r,.tri With th, government who o
p.oy' fn. ia kiN k. 1uld r1
r,.c.t, government Funds u. law e.
,Hew,Hf When fur.. g.. go u.a
DIS expiration of t.s .me M HIN a
attempting tu r,Id ln extract Co.,.
pres. h..'u Do, the pmHI.on
fH.h..tt bureau which @ ,h.
CONTINUED oN PACE TWO
Evening star., 1922-11-08
FRANCE HONORS U. S.
SHIP CREW FOR BRAVERY
Silver and Bronze Medals Bestow-
ed for Rescue of Sailors From
Foundered Steamer Victorieux.

Silver and bronze medals and di-
plomas in testimony of the bravery
and devotion to duty displayed by the
crew of the United States Shipping
Board ship Crawford in rescuing at
sea the crew from the stranded
French steamer Victorieux. which
foundered in the Atlantic February
10. 1921. have just been received
from the French government through
Capt J. Rigal. by the Shipping Board.
Joseph Il. Sheedy. vice president, an
nounced yesterday.
The names of the officers and crew
Of the s. s. Crawford and their ad-
dresses last known to the feet corpo-
ration are as follows: John Hanson,
master 1888 25th street. San Fran
cisco. Calf: ]. Fl. Bruce. first officer.
1920 Market street. Galveston. Tex. :
c. Cvictenburg. second officer, Fresno
Heights, Calf: v. Goranssen. sailor.
Union Hall. Galveston. Tex; G. Paul
son. sailor. Yulgards. Gatan. So.
Gothenburg. Sweden; NJ. Paul. sailor.
Union Hall. Galveston. Tex: A. Herr
vik. sailor. Skurdemas. Norway; K.
Henriksson, sailor, Abo. Finland: E.
Mikalsen. sailor, Sdalver, Norway:
s c. Hoolchan. sailor, 1874 Summer
street. East Boston. Mass; w. W.
Baxter sailor, IS Churchill street.
Hull. England: J. j. Medlin. sailor.
1874 Summer street, East Boston, Mass.
Evening star., 1922-11-08
LIMIT WOMAN JURORS.
D. C. and Twenty-Seven States
Deny Privilege-Nineteen Favor.

Women have the right to serve on
furies in only nineteen states. with
that privilege denied in twenty-seven
states and the District of Columbia.
according to an investigation by the
legal research department of the
Wonlan's Party In two states the
right is doubtful.
The nineteen states allowing wom-
on to serve are Arkansas. Cali
fornia. Delaware, Indiana. Iowa. KAN
sas. Kentucky. Louisiana, Maine,
Michigan. Minnesota. North Dakota.
Nevada. New Jersey. Ohio. oregon.
PENNSYLVANIA, Washington Wisconsin.
Minnesota is awarded the honor by
the research department of being the
banner jury-service state from the
woman's point of view The report
states that the Minnesota law lis un =
auestionably the best law relative to
woman jurors.
In only one state. Kentucky, ap-
parently. is there any special pro-
vision for the separate housing OF
man and woman juries who are lock-
ed up overnight.
Evening star., 1922-11-08
Society
CONTINUED from Eighth Page.)

Lootz Ewing, Louise Taylor-Jones.
May B. Baker. E. Sauer. Kate Kar-
peles. Martha Waldron. Mre. Mabel B.
Pidgeon. the Misses Aida Henriques,
Margaret Patch. Eugenia Cuthbert,
Maud Cavanagh and Maria Ewing.
DR.. Frances Foye will preside and
Mrs. Walter E. Hilton will sing.
Mr.. Edmund R. Gassman. who came
to Washington for the wedding OF his
daughter. Miss Janet Josephine Qass.
man. to Mr.. Raymond Edgar Read
the middle Of last week, has returned
to Chicago.
Mrs. Elisha Sheriff. Crowell, Mrs.
Gordon NJ. Cole and Miss f. Mar
garetta Farrell of Philadelphia and
New York. who are en- route south
for the winter, are spending few
days in Washington visiting friends
and relatives. They are at the Bur-
lington Hotel
Mr. and Mrs. F. r. Bankhage OF
Danville, ILL.,. are in Washington for
several weeks and are staying at the
Powhatan.
Mr.. Walter Trent of Washington is
in New York city with Mrs. Trent
and is registered at the Waldorf
Astoria.
NJ. II G noyis and Mics Ger
Evening star., 1922-11-08
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to the
following:
Albert N. Q. weisenborn and Elizabeth ].
knufer.
Douglas s. Cleveland Of Detroit, Mich. and
Theresa B. Cooper Of this city.
Walter s; Warner OF Cherrydale, Va, and
Nellie Hodgson OF Kinsale. Va.
:, Abe kaplan Of Baltimore. Nd, and Yetta
Harrison Of this city.
Ralph Harris and Victoria Johnston, both
Of Baltimore. Md
Charles kopshaw and Mildred Disbrow.
&. W. Parker of Bedford. Va, and Eliza
beth ThaxtOn of Roanoke. Va.
:, Eugene H. De We're OF Camp Humphreys
Va. and Lucille A. Harris OF Alexandria, Va
Plus J. Bolen and Albertha W. Sprinkle
both of Harrisburg, Pa.
Charles A. Hulsart and Jennie Laird. both
Of Brooklyn. ". Y.
Lester V: Pugh Of Mount Rainier. Md, and
Eater T. Hardesty OF this city.
Harry p. Foust Of Greenboro. N. c., and
Louise A. IIortsch Of this city.
Thomas 4. Haynes of Pendleton. Va, and
ophelia NJ. Neblett Of Cambridge. Va.
Evening star., 1922-11-08
SEX EQUALITY PROGRAM
/ WILL Be CHALLENGED
Proposal of National Woman S
Party Issue Before Convention
l. Which Meets Tomorrow.

The sex equality program OF the
National Woman's Party is to be
challenged by prominent leaders and
members of thirteen national women's
organizations at two day session
in the New National Museum. begin
ming tomorrow. The conference was
called by the National Consumers
League.
Among those who will place them
selves on record against the proposed
blanket equality amendment" Of the
National Woman's Party. an an,
nouncement from the Consumers
League said today. will be Mrs. Flor
ence Kelley, general secretary of the
league: Miss Julia Lathrop. who will
preside at the conference tomorrow
night. on What Women Want and
cannot Have With Blanket Equal
ity": Mrs. Charles Fl. Sabin of New
York city. president of the Woman's
National Republican Club, who will
preside at the Friday afternoon con-
ference. on "Why Women Oppose
Blanket Legislation: Mrs. J. Borden
Hartman. Mrs. Michael Gavin. Ma
Mrs. Simon Oppenheim of the Coun-
Gil of Jewish Women: Mrs. Court
landt n. Barnes New York League of
Girls Clubs: Miss Margaret c. Mau!e.
Girls Friendly Society in America
Mrs Anne Webster and Mrs. Minnie
Fisher Cunningham of the National
League of Women Voters: Mrs. Wal
ter 5 Ufford, American Association
for organizing Family Work; Miss
Frances Perkins. Mrs. Arthur A.
Fowler, Miss Mary w. Dawson. Mrs.
John Blair and Miss Alice Baldridge.
Speakers who Will tell why women
In industry are against the National
Woman's Party program will Include
Miss Tilly Lindsay of the Bryn MaWr
School for Women Workers, Miss
Ethel y. Smith of the National Wom-
ems Trade Union League. Miss Bessie
Lusby representing the Retail
Clerks Union: Miss Mamie T. Daniel,
for the Women's Bindery Union, and
Miss Tillie Butler, for the mercantile
employees at the District Of Columbia
minimum wage conference
Evening star., 1922-11-08
Births Reported.

The following births have been reported I
the health department in the last twenty -fou
hours:
Innocenza and Mariea DiCarlo hoy.
Perry and Blanche Malone. boy.
Basile and Calioppe Basliko. boy.
James b. snd Clara ID. Taylor. girl.
J"fo s. and Ressie A. .Naylor. boy.
Joseph c. and Laura r. Wood girl.
William and Sophia Glassgold. hoy.
Harry b. and Loretta A. Heiberger. hoy.
Patrick l.. and Margaret NJ. O'Dea boy.
Bernard b. and Sudith G. White, boy.
Arthur p. and Elsie l.. Phelps. girl.
Henry s. and Emily W. Rowden. boy.
Marion f. and Mildred l.. Pollock. boy.
Herman A. and Hazel L. Matson, girl.
Howard s. and Kate Paine. girl.
Floyd p. and Lean Waggaman. girl.
Clifton L. and Mary X. Birch. girl.
Matas J. and Anna vinikas. boy.
Thomas p. and Elsie l.. Dowd. boy.
Harold ". and Ellen c. I.rowr. boy.
Evening star., 1922-11-08

Mrs A. Fl. s. Davis and Miss Ger
trude Davis have changed their resi-
dence from 1906 18th street to i407
Massachusetts avenue.
Evening star., 1922-11-08
PRISONER DROPS APPEAL.

Samuel de Ssnte. thirty-three years
old. has withdrawn his appeal from
a sentence of Ave years imposed six
months ago by Chief Justice Mccoy
for violating the anti-narcotic law.
The chief justice set aside tn" previ-
Gus sentence and allowing the pris-
oner credit for the time his appeal
has been pending. changed the SEN
tence to four years and six months
in the penitentiary. De Sante cam e
TO Washington from Brooklyn. y. Y.
November 16 last with a suit case
said to have contained cocaine worth
$4,000 and walked into the arms
Of the narcotic squad.
Evening star., 1922-11-08
BURT REINHART IS DEAD.

Burt Reinhart. forty-five years old.
an active and we'll known member of
the United Brotherhood Of Carpenters
and Joiners. whose home was at 1896
Sth street northwest. died yesterday at
George Washington University Hospital
following an operation for appendicitis.
He is survived by his widow. The fu-
neral services will be held at the un-
dertaking establishment of William H.
Scott, 400 Sth street southeast. tomor-
row afternoon. The interment will be
In Cedar Hill cemetery.
Evening star., 1922-11-08

Samuel A. and Elizabeth SALESMAN. girl.
John L. and Marion Jeffries, girl.
Harold II. and Alma Howland, boy.
Albert E. and Nellie Z. Rohmer. girl.
Joseph A. and leone r. Jennings. boy.
Ernest and Annie l.. Payne. hoy.
sylvester and Lillian Jackson. boy.
James L. and Annie Young. girl.
Fred and Lucille wallace, girl.
Thomas N. and Marie Ware, girl.
Releis and Bertha Arnold. girl.
Edward J. and Marie X. Garner, boy.
Solomon and Fannie Ellis. boy.
Evening star., 1922-11-08

Lilly Philpott. A. Georsetown University
Hospital.
Leigh Robinson. SO, Apt. 400. the Farragut.
Burt Rhinehart, 45. George Washington Uni
John swaneii. 4s. st. Elisabeth's Hospital.
Joseph Andslhnger, IS. United states Sol
Harry N. Tedrow, so, Walter Reed Hospital.
Coyler Graham. Al. Freedmen's Hospital.
Edward Douglas, "a. 7s1 Columbia road.
Cora Brown. st. Elizabeth's Hospital.
Lucy Moten, 81 days, 25l3 H st.
Evening star., 1922-11-08
Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been reported to
the health department in the last twenty -four
hours:
william stapleford, 80. en- route Emergency
Hospital.
Thomas J. Allesar. 95. Home for Aged.
Blue Plains.
samuel r. Dorsey. 81. 1896 9Th st. ne.
John X, Miller, So, Walter Reed Hospital
Evening star., 1922-11-08

Mrs Friszell. president OF the Dis
trict of Columbia Federation OF "om-
ans Clubs, will preside at the cele-
bration of Armistice day. held jointly
with the Community Center in the
Central High School auditorium. on
Saturday evening. November II, at 8
o. clock
Evening star., 1922-11-08
Easily Discouraged.

From the Boston Transcript.
Western Ad-For sale, 4-cylinder
Buick Owner ran through back OF
barn and tore down neighbor's fence &:
has lost confidence in driving ability.
The Washington herald., 1922-09-10

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