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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-03-02

lEOUATE NOTICE. Notice Is here:
gwen that on the thirteenth day OF
cetuarv. ls22, Herbert w. Seribner
y. degrade In tho County OF kenns-
no. was by the Probate Court for the
'onr'v Of Kennebec. duly appointsd
'kcrIhur 81 the will OF Frank y.
'w'u' late Of Belgrade In said Coun.
-. deceased, and that on the same
.a.o said Herbert w. Scribner Qunli-
.t' f'r and accepted said. trust.
Attest II. W. LEIGHTON.
Register OF Probate.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-03-02
Famous Vaudeville Star
Takes Ironized Yeast
With Amazing Results
The Remarkable Experience of Lillian Steele

and which is entirely different from the
yeast found in ordinary yeast tablets.
But more important than this, is
the fact that this yeast is ironized-
or treated through a scientific process
with special type of easily assimi-
lated organic iron. When yeast is
ironized in this manner, results are Sc
cured in just half the usual time.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-03-02

IT NEVER dreamed that lronized
Yeast could bring such an extra
ordinary improvement in me. Why,
it Just seems to have made an entirely
new-person of me J"
Such is the amazing statement of
Lillian Steele, star of the well known
Lillian Steele Trio, vaudeville head
liners, made when interviewed regard
ing her experience with lronized Yeast.
My work played havoc with my
svstem in general and before | knew
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-03-02

LINNEHItC COUNTY - In Probate
count ~ Augusta. on the 24th day
'' February. 1922.
'n "a petition filcd asking for the
OF Samuel Titcomb OF
August, - administrator d. b. n. o. 7.
Q ."' the estate Of Asabei II. Merchant.
d. 'H 90 belgrade. deceased.
ORDERED. That notice thereof he
Z - ihreo weeks successfully prior
I'D tho second Monday of March next.
ihn Ually kennebec Journal, q
tt7 paper printed In Augusta that all
Persons Interested may attend at a
Court ~ Probate then 10 be holden at
Augusta. and show cause, IL any, why
= pr0v"r OF said petition should not
10 granted
HAROLD r. COOK. Judge.
h.rst. u. W. LEIGHTON, Register.
Evening star., 1922-12-22
OFFICERS INSTALLED,
Colored Scottish Rite Masons Hold
Ceremonial.

The coIored Scottish Rite AIasons
held their installation Monday eve
ming, when Jonathan Davis Consis-
tory. No. J. installed the following
officers for the ensuing year: Clarence
A. Nixon, thirty-third degree, COM
mander-in chief; Fred. w. Aston.
thirty-second degree. first lieutenan,
commander; Cicero 4. Lee. thirty
third degree. second lieutenant com
mander; Edward ]. Morris. thirty
second degree. keeper of seals and
records; Arthur r. Brown. thirty
second degree. treasurer: Henry p.
Briscoe, thirty-second degree. grand
minister Of state: Nathaniel D. John
son, thirty-second degree, grand prior;
A. j. Clinton. thirty-second degree
grand hospitaler. and ]. y. Boasman,
thirty-second degree. grand chancellor
The retiring past commander-iu-
chief. William NJ. Edwards. thirty
third degree. vas honored by the
supreme council during its recent
session held in this city by being
appointed deputy of this valley.
Evening star., 1922-12-22
THE WEATHER

District of Columbia-Fair tonight
tomorrow mostly cloudy; not .mucl,
change in temperature: lowest tonight
about 80 degrees; moderate to fresl,
northwest winds
Maryland-Mostly cloudy tonight and
tomorrow not much change in tcmpera-
ture : strong ncrth and northwest winds
on tine coast diminishing tonight.
VIrgiitia-Fair tonight and tomorrow
not much change in temperature strong
northwest N:inds on the coast, diminish
ing tonight.
West Virg;nia-Mostly cloudy tonight
and tomorrow; probably local SHOWS in
the mountains tomorrow; not much
change in temperature.
Records for Twenty-Four Hours.
Fhermo6ieter-4 pm. 4S: 8 PIN, "a i;
IL midnight, 20; 4 am, 81; am, 30 4;
noon. Al.
Barometer-4 pm, 29.92: 8 PM,
1884; IL midnight. 1886: 4 AIN. 29.87 =:
am, 29.S7 noon, 29.82.
Highest temperature, A, occurred at
3 PIN. yesterday.
Lowest temperature, %, occurred at
6 am. today.
Temperatures same date last year
Highest, 27: lowest, l2.
Condition of the Water.
Temperature and condition Of the
water at am. /: Great Falls-Tempera-
ture, 81: condition, clear.
Weather in Various Cities.
Evening star., 1922-12-22
Deatbs.

LEIBEN. WednesIa-. December 20 ls..
Isaa p% s. Cart Garfield tnass.! m.s.!s 4 " LEIELE
sior Lodge. No. II. Knights Pythss. tros'.
LIS undertaking estsbiishment. SATURDAY!
Decemher %. at 10 am. Interment I,ocs-
CHARLES W. sANTMYERs. c. C. ~
XAHoHEY. Denared this life Tuesday. De-
rember 70. 1877. NARY MAHONEY. bs, :,
10 mourn their loss three sors. two dxuc -. 4
ffm; three grandchildren. two Grest1sr.ai
rr,,,nren fran, In ana = host OF Friends f"neia! -
AARsHALL. Suddenly. December 81, lo.a. o.
der,. dsr ,esldence sis 81; s.w.. SARAH -
late Thomas J. Marshall. sister of Jamcr ~
Mills. Charles. Mamie. MartiT. Thomas, :
Walter and Jessie: aunt Of Lillian L. TGr.1 4
her. Notice Of funeral hereafter -.
MONEY. December 90. 1872, at nm n,
his residence. Arlington. Va. NATHANIIN
~. beloved husband Of Ida NJ Money fnee
den"- Friday. December ~. ut . pm. 22' .s5-
sATTERFIELD. Friday. December aa lsa.-r
wife of the late Joseph sstterheid. aged 81
years. Funeral from W. W. Dears funerxi
parlors sl6 II ST. ne. Sunday. DAcembes =
-. at 2 pm. Intcrment Cedar Hin crmr.. :
tery. 'Bal'in,ore Nd. rapers please copy =
SPRoESSER. Wednesday. December 20 1g,.-
At II Pin. KATHERINE, widow of Chris
tan sprocssor, aged S. years. Yuuersi from!
her late residenre. :;07 q st. NV. on sstur-
Trends invited to stlcnd. Intermcnt ps.. !.
vate at Rock Creek cemetery. cas
THoA.S. Friday. December - 1890, at 4 :Ias..
am. BENJAMIN FRANKLIN. devoted hus-; $
band Of the late Martha Ellen Thomas ans
father of Fred. C.. Ashhy. Wilson T.. sna
Henry G. Thomas. Fupersl from his lats
residence. 1908 Biltmorc st. NV, On Satut-
DAY. December 23, At pm.
ThoRNToN. Suddenly. Thursday. DecemDo-
-. 1e22 at IL :45 pm. SARA HAYES be. e
loved wife OF George T. Thornton and mott.
er or William A. Thornton. Notice OF III >.
copy)
TRoUT1AH. Thursday, December 81. 1ye..
a. Johnston CITY. Tenn. Capt. cHAs: Ey Z
beloved husband Of the late Julia Trout
man and father Of Lynn II. Troutman.
Funeral notice hereafter 23
WAAHEh. Departed this life Thursday, De-
cember Il. 1922. at l O'Clock m, AZ hi.
residence. 2da0 Sherman ave. NV, BEN
JAMtN T.. devoted Of Ans nda Warner
lie leires three sisters. four bruthcrs. hosts
hereafter. -
Evening star., 1922-12-22
3n Memoriam.

our dsar husband I'd and md fa,hsr. @IAELs.S
BLOCK. who departed this life eight year,
sgo today. December %. 1914
HIS DEVOTED WIFE AND CHILDREN. -
CARTER. A tribute of love 30 the rerienp
brsnu Of our daughter. VIOLA CARTEE
who died December 80, 1921, one year sso
today.
Sac s.eeps, tGe on" young and fair :.
She slumbers sweet and knows no care.
FATHER AND MOTHER. RUFUS AND
LAWLoR: In memory Of our dear f-ienc.
lane IAWLoR. who died December 90,
,os,.n, GoEc bg. not s,.. fa5sott,3 ,asox AM,
. CHILDREN.
LAWLOR. In sad but loving remembrance o.
our loving mother. JANE LAWLDR. who
d!cd ono year ago today. December 80 1871,
DEVOTED son AND ONLY DACGuTER,. :.
WILLIAM AND KATE LAWLOR.
MORTON; In sacred memory Of my beloved
sister. ETHEL. MORTON inee Biair', who
departed this life December 80, 1870.
Just two years ago you left Us.
How We rnisssyOu. Ethel. dear,
Ard remember al your kindness, e.
As We drop silent tear. 81.
But We know tia, you arc isPp,
In the mansion Of the blessed,
Where there's pain Or sO--ow. --
In the s.-eet eternal rest.
HER SISTER. CATHERINE BLAIR
E N n.
years ago today. December a.. 1914. M0SE
SEWMYER, loving husband .: Emma New
myer.
RIDGLEY. In sad but loving rcmembranre
Of our dear daughter and sister. ROSA
RlDGLEf tnee Lancaster. who depar.cl
this life two years ego today. December -.
1890.
Some time. some day our eyes shall scc :.
The face We love we'll.
Some day our hands will clasp in hers
And never sa! farewell.
We only ask 10 live each day -
SO when lifes course H. do-r
That We may meet ioTed onc
In the land heyoad the ,un.
HER DEVOTED MOTHER AND FATHER
Mr.. AND MRS. S. J. LANCASTER. ASb
BROTHERS. HARRY. EDWARD AND
RUDOLPH -
RIEGEL. In memory Of our dear son and
brother. I. ALBERT. Wa" died niucterr
years ago today, December -, 1905. -
Nay hts sou, rest in pesr~.
BIS FATHER AND SISTER. :.
SHECKELS. In sSd fIt loving remenbraEre
of our dear father WILLIAM H.. SHECT-
today. December -. 1921
One year has passed since that sad day
When our dear father was called away, :
God called him home. II WIS His Will,
But IN our hearts we love lin still. =
THE FAMILY o..
WASHINGTON. Sacred to tie memory OF ny
dear sister. KATHERINE WASHINGTON
tnee Hiileryi. who departed this life eou!.
years ago today, December d.. 1918.
She sleeps, the young and fair. -
She slumbers sweet and knows care
Her heart was pure. her life rounS.
Yet not our will, but Gods he done
HER DEVOTED SISTER ADA.
Evening star., 1922-12-22
INTRUDER BEATS Off
73-yEAR-OLD CAPTOR
Nurse Struck by Highwayman
Man Going to Mother Robbed
of Ring and $1s5.

Finding a bare-headeh coIored man
home on Riggs road near Stotts sta
tion yesterday afternoon. Thomas
Barnett. seventy three years old, en-
deavored to detain the intruder. but
lost the struggle when the negro
jumped through closed window
after severely biting him on the right
hand. Mr.. Barnet. received surgical
treatment at Walter Reed Hospital.
Ignoring the threatening look Of
revolver :n the hands of a masked
white man. ~. II. Lane, soldier sta
toned at Boiling Field, Anacostia.
d. c., and who was eScorting Miss
Marie Fl. Lyons, u nurse at st. Eliza
last night. seized the highwayman be-
fore he had an opportunity to rob
the couple The armed man, how
struck Miss Lyons. cutting her left
ear, ard disa ppeared. Miss Lyons was
treated at the hospital. Police of the
eleventh precinct were notified.
A ring valued at 5000 and s1So in
cash was taken from William A.
Evett. an employe Of the Otis Ele-
vator Company. at eth and G streets
southwest last night by two white
men while he was held at the point
of pistol. Evett told the police he
was on his way to Norfolk to visit
his mother and had arrived at the
dock of the steamer Southland more
than an hour before starting time.
He met q man on board the boat, he
said, who suggested walk up 9TH
street Evett agreed and as they
reached G. street another white man
joined them. He said one of the men
quickly drew a revolver and kept him
covered while the other took his
money and ring The steamboat COM
pany refunded his fare and stateroom
and he remained here.
A Jimmy" thief entered the apart
ment of Joseph Edgar, at 109 18th
street northeast. yesterday and took
$40 from a trunk.
Evening star., 1922-12-22
FOREIGN BORN CHILDREN
HAVE CHRISTMAS PARTY
Americanized kindergarten il
Peabody School Gives Tree
to Hospital. e,

Tbs foreign children of the under
age Americanization kindergarten IN
the Peabody School. 9Th street and
Stanton square northeast, enjoyed an
elaborate Christmas party yesterday
at the school. They had "a gor-
geous Christmas tree" for which they
made most OF the ornaments them
selves. and they are sending the tree
tonight to give cheer to the children
in the contagious disease ward or
Garfield Hospital. Miss Rachel MIL
lard is In charge of this kindergarteh.
which is largely composed Of Italian
children. There were thirty-hVe OF
the children and twenty Of heir mothers
at this party today.
The other kindergarten Of the school
also enjoyed a tree, which will be
sent to give more pleasure to the
little children in the wards OF the
Casualty Hospital. Miss Rosahe
Walker Is in charge Of this kinder
garten, which is for little American
children of five years OF age.
Evening star., 1922-12-22
Dtatbs.

BEYMER. Suddenly: on ,ThnrsGsy morning
December 81. 1899. MoNTG0MERY j.
Of Oakton. Va.
less; i:;o pm. EMMA HAMILTON RTI-
ssa.ncs Tnur;aaS IA, Il ,sis
NJ, beloved husband Of Parthenia Dawson,
aged 20 years. Interment Leesburg, Va, on
Saturday. December q.
ing. December 81. 1892. at s:45 O'Clock. Mrs
ADDIE DODsoN Of $50 Que st. NV. be
loved wife of Christopher G; Dodson: de-
Boynton c. Dodson. Arthur D. Dodson and
grandmother OF Christopher Dodson, jr
loving sister of Mrs. Annie E. Kelly. She
neral Sunday from the Third Baptist Church,
9th and Que sts. NV. at pm, Rev. G. o.
Bullock. d. D.. pastor.
FITZGERALD. Suddenly. Wednesday, Decem-
brother Of Lucy L. Fitzgerald. Funeral serv-
Ices will he held at Zurhorst's funeral par
lors, 801 East Capitol st, Friday. December
%. at 7:3O pm. Interment At Greenev,lle,
Tenn. 90
FREEMAN. All members Of Datcher Chapter.
No. I. o. E. s.. are hereby notified to attend
the funeral Of Sister ISABELLE FREEMAN
between I'd and Sd SITS s.w.. sunday. De.
cember "a. at 1:30 pm. Members will meet
in basement Of church at 1890 o'clock. By
RI4ANCH JAYMES, W. NJ.
ARTHUR n. BROWN, W. P.
/ ANNA T.. DORSEY. ". Sec'y. 23s
GARDNER. Suddenly. Friday. December 90
1922, at the residence of her daughter, Mrs.
F. H. Duehay, MARY G., wife Of the late
Thomas 1. Gardner. Notice Of funeral here
after.
GRIFFIN. On Wednesday. December 20. 1922,
GEORGE M0RRIN. husband of Martina
Riggs Grimm. Funeral from his late resi-
dence Kensington. Nd, at 10 am. Sstur-
day. December 23. Relatives and friends
invited. .2s
GRIFFITH. Suddenly. wednesday, December
20. 1922 at New York, Mrs. ELLA N.
neral services at New York. Interment prl-
vate at Washington. %.
HEDRICK. Thursday. December 80, 1922
MARY A. N. HEDRICK, aged / year. be-
loved daughter OF Lieut. Commander David
l. Nedrick. L. S. ". and Mrs. Hedrick.
Funeral services at residence. 1914 Newton
St NV, at 10 am. December %. and in.
terfnent at Arlington Cemetery immediate.y y
thereafter.
HITAFTER. Thursday. December 81, 1a2o.
NJ. FANNIE HlTAFFER, aunt of Eva NJ.
Peacock Funeral from her home. Ashburn
Va. Sunday ut 1:So pm. Interment at
Ieesburg, Va. :3s
HoRNING. Friday, december %. 1872, at
her residence. 1874 Emerson st. ne. LOT.
OF funeral hereafter. %
IpEN. Departed this life December Il. 1922.
Idcn tnec SMITH. Funeral on Sunday, De-
cember o4. at IL O'Clock, at old Bethel
Church Relatives and friends invited ~
attend.
Evening star., 1922-12-22
STUDIES FOR FOREIGN DUTY.

Miss Lucille Atcherson OF Columbus.
Ohio, the first woman appointed to
the office of secretary of embassy
and legation has reported at the
Department Of State for duty. AS a
preliminary to her assignment to a
foreign station. probably Paris. Miss
Atcherson is studying the records
of the department., especially those
dealing with European and near
eastern affairs. She also is making
a first-hand study of the issue of
passports and official code systems
Evening star., 1922-12-22
BURIAL IN ARLINGTON.
Bodies of Six Enlisted Men Re
turned Prom Foreign Soil.

Bodies of six enlisted men who died
on foreign soil in the service of their
country have arrived here and Will
be buried with full military honors in
the national cemetery at Arlington next
Thursday afternoon at O'Clock
Their names are: Serge. Frank ii.
Gray. 5th United States Marines, Of
birmingham, Ala; Corpl. William II.
Murphy. United States Infantry, of Big
Sandy, Mont: Private Gilbert j. Struaz,
United States Infantry, of Cincinnati,
Ohio: Private Pheon S. Stager, Machine
Gun Battalion Of Suedberg. Pa. and
Privates Carlyle H. Prichard Of Higbee.
MO. and Raymond Smith, 16Sth 1nfan-
try, residence not stated
Evening star., 1922-12-22
MRS. A. M. OVER DIES.
Had Been Employe of Navy De-
partment for 20 Years.

Mrs. Anna NJ. Over, widow fo Dr.
Walter S. Over. died Saturday at the
home of her sister. Mrs. Mamie D.
Coates, 112 Florida avenue north
west. after brief illness
Mrs. over had been an employe of
the Navy Department for twenty
years. having been appointed there by
John D. Long, Secretary of the Navy
under President Roosevelt She was
member of the Metropolitan Church
and was affiliated with several benev-
olent organizations
Funeral services were conducted by
Rev. j. L. King. pastor of the Asbury
church: assisted by Rev. William II.
Howard
Evening star., 1922-12-22

in America. At the age OF thirty-three
it was said that he had executed more
public monuments and statues than any
other sculptor. ana that he was the au-
thor of more than one-flfth Of those
standing in tho country. On the death of
his father he devoted himself to the
management of limestone quarries at
Bedford. Ind. that he inherited, but in
1906. when 1t vas decided to erect a
statue Of Edwin Stanton. Secretary Of
War under President Lincoln, in Steub-
enville, Ohio. he offered to undertake
the work gratuitously and was engaged
upon this task up to the time of his re-
Hirement in 1911. A widow and one
daughter survive him.
Evening star., 1922-12-22
ISSUES 4 COMMISSIONS.
War Department Makes Washing

Commissions in the Reserve Corps
the War Department to the following
named residents of this city:
Frederick j. ellis of 1886 kenyon
street as captain of infantry: Gilbert
e. Bixby of 291O 32d street as captain
of cavalry: William A. Pohuexter
Ouartermaster Corps and Edward r.
Jones of 955 I.ongfellow street as
second lieutenant in the Quartermas-
Ter C0rnS.
Evening star., 1922-12-22
FOREIGN.
NO KISSES; GETS DIVORCE.
Oscillation Out of Wilbur's Line
Wife Tells Court.

CHICAGO. December 22-Mrs Char
lotte Bancroft was granted a divorce
yesterday from Wilbur Bancroft,
whom she claimed boasted that 'in
all his life he had never kissed a
woman" She said that Bancroft had
not kissed her in their two years Of
married life.
Evening star., 1922-12-22

five. Since his re-
tirement in 1911 he
had made his home
at Dedham. where
he completed a
statue Of President
Lincoln, his last
work. He WAS born
! n Steubenville.
Ohio. January rs
1857. He studied
sculpture. music
and painting In
Italy.
Returning to hie
United States IN
1878, he settled in
New York and rap
Idly became famous
IS the leading
aci,lntor pf his day
Evening star., 1922-12-22
ILL ON STREET: DIES LATER.

John c. Dunning. ia H street south
west, was taken sick in front Of 511 9th
street yesterday morning. He died at
Emergency Hospital last night about IL
o'clock from natural causes.
Evening star., 1922-12-22
Garn of Thanks.

EAwKINS. We wish TO extend our sincere
thanks and heartiest appreciation to our
friends and relatives for their sympathy and
beautiful floral tributes at the death of our
dear daughter, VIOLA HAWKINS tnee
Rohins0nl.
HER LOVING MOTHER. MoLLIE ROBIN
Evening star., 1922-12-22
Alexander Doyle,
Noted Sculptor,
Dies at Age of IS
BY the Associated Press.

BOSTON, December 22.-Alexander
Doyle, well known American sculptor.
died here yesterday. at the age Of sixty
Evening star., 1922-12-22

Your choice of any velvet or
silk dress in the store for girls
up to IA years. Brand-new;
dressiest of models. Reduced to
$S.s5.
Evening star., 1922-12-22

Small lot of regulation MILDLY
style and neatly embroidered
and novelty style dresses that
sold to S5.9S. Sizes to 13 years.
Reduced to S3.0S.
Evening journal., 1922-12-01
is 1T DOWD?

- - DONbs
There are many variations Of this
name-among them Dow. Douw'
Dove, Bowed, Dowde. Doude. Dowd'
Doud, Dodd. Doud and Dowd-
are both used by descendants OF
Henry Doud, the first settler, and
it is generally believed that the
colonist who established the Dow
family of New Hampshire was a
brother of this Henry Doud.
Henry came from Surrey or Kent
county. England. in 1889, probably
from Guilford, IN Surrey county, II
miles southeast of London. It is
definitely known that he came under
the leadership of the Rev. Henry
Whitfield, land with him settled in
Guilford, Conn. He located on a
tract Of land which is described as
being one-quarter of a mile from the
northeast OF the green in Guilford'
not far from a house probably still
standing. known as William Dowd's
house. Henry was married probably
in England. II is known only that
his wlfe's first name was Elizabeth.
Henry died in 1868, after having
prospered 80 years in the new
world Il Is practically proved that
this Henry Dowd was the ancestor
of all of the name previous to the
year 1916. That is IL your name
Is Dowd or Doud unless your an
cestors came after the Revolution
and were then not colonial ances-
tors at all, you are descended from
this Henry Dowd.
The children of Henry and Eliza
beth Doud were Thomas. who mar
ried Ruth johnson, who married
Sarah Tallman. relative Of Governor
Tallman, Of Connecticut. and Mary
Bartlett, John Jacob. who did not
marry; Elizabeth. also single; Jere-
miah. likewise; Sarah. who married
John Bowers; Mary who married
Samuel Hughes. and Rebecca. who
Daniel Evarts.
Evening journal., 1922-12-01
Glad He Picked
This Stomach Remedy
Puts Stomach in Fine Condition
Ends Dizzy Spells. Nervousness,
Headaches and Makes You
Sleep Wei.

Injudicious eating causes acute indi-
gestion, gas. acidity. heaviness and sour
stomach-sometimes tho distended
stomach causes the dreadful feeling Of
near eufocauon.
Isn't Il worth something to know OF a
remedy that VIII stop this distress In a
few minutes-quicker than anything else
you can think OF
This Is no common stomach remedy
for Il took years OF time TO combine
Pepsin with the other effective agents
that make Dare's Mentha-Pepsin 90
good that the worst cases OF indigestion
and gastritis and other chronic stomach
ailments are speedily overcome and the
most badly deranged stOmachs are made
clean. strong and healthy.
Mr. Calvin Dilks OF Ailoway. ". j., a
man OF few words. knows this for he
writes: Il entirely rid myself OF an old
catarrhal condition OF the stomach with
Dare's Mentha-Pepsin."
No matter what your stomach trouble
Is get a large bottle for 800 to-day az
any druggists anywhere. with the dis
tinct understanding that II Il doesn't do
you the world OF good your money viii
be returned.
Evening journal., 1922-12-01
IS GIRLS CARED
FOR DURING YEAR
Officers Are Elected by
Crittenton Home Board
for Ensuing Year
MRS. CANTWELL
NAMED PRESIDENT

At the recent annual meeting Of
the Board Of Managers of the flor
ence Crlttenton Home. the following
officers were elected for the coming
year: honorary president. Mrs. Mary
T. Gambrlll; president. Mrs. Ann J.
Cantwell; neutrality-suspicious. Mrs
J. G. Justis; second vice-president.
Mrs. Mary Ella Boldly; recording
secretary. Mrs. Elizabeth J. Francis;
financial secretary, Mrs. Grave p
Evans; treasurer. c. II. Cantweu
Board OF Managers: Mrs. Mary T.
Gambrill. Mrs. Elizabeth A. Whit
taker. Mrs Ann J. Cantwell. Mrs
Elizabeth J. Francis. Mrs. Mary Ella
Boldly. Mrs. J. G. Justis, Mrs Fannie
p. Joseph, Mrs. Ann Stengle. Mrs
Emma ]. Pardee. Mrs. Grace p
Evans. Mrs. Lillian f. Garner. Mrs
Ida S. Gibson. Mrs. Mary D. Thomp-
son and Mrs. Grace Schoell.
The physicians in charge at the
home are DIR. Julian Adair and DR..
J. King Lotto. The advisory board
follows: Former Governor John G.
Townsend; Judge Herbert L. Rice.
Resident Associate Judge; II. II.
Ward, Caleb Z. Burchnal. the Rev.
r. W. Trapnell, the Rev. Geo. D.
Allison. Bishop Phi,a Cook. the
Rev. Aquilla Webb. the Rev. Harvey
W. Ewing. Superintendent-Mr
Elizabeth 3. Mclean. Field Secre-
taries-Mrs. George o. Thomas and
Mrs. Helen G.. Wooley.
The treasurer's report showed re-
ceipts from all sources for the year
ending October 81. to be s6O2O73
and the expenses were s74342S|
making a deficit for the year OF
S1413.50.
In the report OF the superintendent.
Il was pointed out that 10 girls were
not able TO be protected at the home
during the year on account OF the
over-crowded conditions. All. of
these young people were under the
age Of IS years. During the year
IS girls were sheltered. All the
girls were taught cooking. sewing
and many other phases Of domestic
life. An appeal for books was made
by the superintendent, to help I'LL
the library shelves OF the home.
Evening journal., 1922-12-01
TOO MUCH DOVE TALK
In u. OF P. LIBRARY

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. Dec. l.
Omitted Press)-The University OF
Pennsylvania must have a new IL
brary because the present building
is being used as a trysting place by
the co-eds. instead OF a study hall.
and is not large enough TO accom-
modate the student body.
Throngs go to the building 20 work
and hundreds go there TO whisper