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ACLARAcIoN
Jose G.. PADILLA.
EEL CARIBE'

Debido ciertos concentrates que Sc
han hecho con respecto al fuego que
ocurri6 en- el poblado de Trujillo, de
esta ciudad de Humacao, entire los cua-
les Sc ha dicho que la Iglesia Catolica
perdi6 ciertos objetos de valor, me in
forma ell Padre Davila, que mediante
estas lineas haga llegar hasta los fe-
hgreses de esta poblaci6n y de la is
Ia, que es completamente err6neo Ell
que la Iglesia haya prestado a la Sc
nora America Abraham, objetos de va
lor para adorno de. los rosarios de Cruz.
Ademas, siente mucho la Iglesia Cato
lica, este siniestro tan lamentable y
eleva al Onnipotente, vsus preces por
que pronto puedan hallar alojamiento
y tranquilidad los pobres que en- ese
tragico suceso perdieron su hogar y sus
propiedades.
FL Asilo de san Jose, abri6 sus puer
tas para que todas las personas que pu-
dieran aIbergarse en- el 10 hicieran y
de esta manera ha podido aliviar IN
tanto las lagrimas de aquellos que Sc
encuentran huerfanos de refugio.
La poblaci6n en- general Sc muestra
muy contristada y Sc estan hacienda
todos los medios posibles para que er
breves dias Sc resuelva Ell consiguiente
connicto que ha producido esta con
hagraci6n.
Santiago z. MAUNEZ.
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La muerte estS cerca cuando E!
hlgado no trabaia.

FL higado es ei 6rgano que dcstruye las
maserias venenosas que sc forman durante
la digestion. Los desordenes del higado
son Inuy comunes y peligrosos y demandan
Embellishments el Remedio de Leonard,
IN medicamento maravilioso y efectivo
para todas las ndIspos;cioncs del li1igado y
estomago. ST. I'd Nsufre de biliosidad,
eruetos. estreTimiento, aliento fetido. do
lores de cabeza. dyspepsia. quiere decir
que su higado esta descompuesto. FL Re-
medic de Leonardo es 81 medicanlento in
faiible que fortalece v vigoriza el hlgado y
estomago ypone a estos organos saludables
y en- condiciones de desempenar sus ftyn-
clones con toda regularidad FL Remedio
de Leonardo para el fIigado es puro. Sc
guro inofensivo. No contiene calomel
y es agradable al paladar5 De vsnta en- to-
das las droguerias farmaeias.
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EsCUELA DE NURSES, HOSPITAL
PREsBITERIANo, sANTURcE

Sc necesitan alumnas para formar
rra nueva clase Ell primero de julio. Re
QLisitos: ser de raza blanca, haber ter
minado el primer afio de Alta Escuela,
rcseer buena salud ffsica moral. Pi-
da blanco de sohcitud HOY MIsMo
6iriji6ndose la srta. Rosa A. Coma
lez, R. NJ. Apartado S67. san Juan.
Puerto Rice. Advt.
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Vsnta de Liquidation por q Or
a Semanas ImpsTHsahIss Q III AO
del Ej6TciiO, Reducit0s a
SOLO

Tensmos Que
vendsr un for
goa de impermea-
bles del Ej6rcito,
a precio de sacri-
ficio sin tener sn
cuenta au costo. z
hacemos esta IL
quidaci6n de nues-
tros surtidos de-
in vierno. para ha-
Ger lugAr q los
de rriJnsvsra. ofre-
ciendole por lo
tanto una oportu-
nidad de hacerse
de un magnfHco
i'm permsabie por Ia
tercera parts ds 81
valor.
EstAn heclos del
palO que Sc en-
plea para hacer
las mssearas para
los gases, con
cintur6D. hotona-
dnrs dobls, largos
y bien anchos On
ell pecho. Una gan
ga sorprsndents
Haga su pedid
hoy. NO MANDF
DNERo. Rino pa
que $A.25 mas al
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EE. REgJNaAT7sAaO

'El EGx,y de Leonard para Ia SGHeYe
he euro ei reumatismo," es 10 que dicenf
|huchas personas satisfechas Lo misno
|nede hacer ,en sl case. FL rcufnatismo es
Ina enfermedad de la saugre, para euraila
necesaTio eiiminar de las coyunturas y
|lusculos eI acido irico, purifcar y forta-
beer la sangre. Para esto Sc requiere un
'emedio fuerte y active que pueda expul-
|hr de-su cuerpo todas las naterias vene-
'osas. 81 EHxiy de Eeowdr3i para Ia
|on0ye aliviara
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De BASE BALL

FL domingo q del corriente efectua-
ronse dos grandes "matchs de base
BAN en- Hatillo entire nuestra novena
(''juniors' D Yankees Arecibefios y dos
distintos Y poderosos "teams Camuy
Regional Hatillo.
Los desafios resultaron refiidos in
teresantes, existiendo siempre ell mas
vivo amino en- los jugadores por OBJ
tener la victoria.
Por la manana nos enfrentamos con
el Regional, Ia muy afamada novena.
El Regional mantuvose fuerte, pero no
dur6 mucho tempo sin que los Yankees
roInpieran su bateria para demostrarle
al renombrado Chinto, que 6l no. es
quien para aguantarnos con su dichoso
''Maruyito''. Pedro Ruiz fue Ell susti-
tuto de chintito, ell cual fu6 recibido
con un tremendo hit de dos bases. La
bateria Continue por parte de Los Van
KEGS, resultando los tltimos vencedo-
res. He aqui ell score:
Camuy: o2 o002 0o1 IS
Yankee: 3101o42 3.-14
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CASA PARA FAMILIAs

Tengo el gusto de participate mi
|ientela y buenos amigos, quo desde
10. de Mayo, Queda alberta de nuevo
|i casa en- sc w. s5 st. Entire Colum-
|us y Central Park. Estacirnes del
|nbway y Elevado Sc st. Habitaciones
|on sin bafO. Todas las meioras mo-
|ernas. Precios m6dicos. Telefono
|chuijler OO63. Vicente SaAjurJo, Pro-
|ietario. Advt.
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LA PALMA
FRAGMENToS

iArbol gentil! iEgregio soberano
De la fora del tropico fecuRda,
De que un dios tutelar con franca mano
FL virgen suelo de mi patria inunda!
Noble palmera, que al feliz indiana
De dones mil ben6fca circunda,
Mas rica y bella y abundante EN- savia
Que Ell arbol hendecido de la Arabial
iEmblema del vigor exuberante
De un mundo joven, de grandeza lleno
Que dadivoso esparce y abundante
Las primicias ccpiosas de su seno;
vegetal obelisco, que gigantic
De la mano de Dios baj6 al terreno,
Y en- la corona que las nubes lanza
Marca una edad y ofrece una esperanza
Jose G. PADILLA.
'.EL CARIBE'
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La obra mas grandiosa del afio tits
lada Determination la cual cons
ia de doce actos.
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TEATRo ''sTRAND";:

Gabriela Dorziat y Denise Legeay e-s
Ell bonito drama hecho en- la bella Sc
villa titulado "Flor de Andalucia'
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CINE IMPERIAL:

FL ATHoS de ''Ios Tres Mosquete-
ros en- la ernecionante cinta de Giusti
titulada ''sangre " Amor" LAS 3
Mascaras
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Preparabanse por la tarde el Haiti
lilo (fresquecito), para derrotar al que
por la maiana sali6 victorioso. Empe
20 ell desafio y nuestra novenita, como
siempre, mant1vose frme para asf cou-
Quistar una victoria mas de las muchas
QUE Ievamos. Varios innings de ar
duas luchas pasaron y al fin nuestro
.siempre victorioso team derrot6 al for
lnidable contrincante. vease ell score
q continuaci6n:
Yankee: 90 0 81
Hatillo: 90 0 2 0 0.-3
P. @.
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porte al ~reclbarlo. Examfnelo 81 no cree
owe vale el dinero. deyu6lvanoslo 10 rs
embolsaremos su dinero Embellishments.
> Rmahas del 81 al 4S
INTERNATIONAL COM. HOUSE.
Dept. r. Al.
210 Second Ave New York ny.
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Colossal serie francesa en- tres jorns
das titulada Yo ACUSo.
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VICTORY GARDEN.

Iva MARA en- Ell precioso drama en-
cinco actos tittlado "Novela de una
Heredera".
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SeIlOres FOt6grdfOs

Envien su direction y ysrecibl-
ran una circular iIustrada en-
casteIIano e ingies describiendo
la Camara "Cianett" para hacer
pellculas en- papel sin uso de ne
gativo. Positive directo. Ga
naran mucho dinero hacienda
Cinematografos de BolsiIIo.
Tambien recibiran muestras.
Acompahe dos seIlos para ell
franqueo.
r. SETJo BORRAS
Box 1881. Cristo g.
San Juan, P. R.
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MUY PRONTO

|ualquier case de afecciones reuniaticas o
L gotta. I'd. no sufrira mas las torturas
|el reumatismo 81 tona el Ekxir de Leo
|0rdi pay0 Ia Sdngre. Este maravIlloso
|emedio Ie devolvera la vitalidad perdida,
|limentara sus venas con sangre pura ro-
b, regularizara 81 funcionamiento de sus
linones e higado. y es = mejor remedio
lue sc sha conocido para envenenamientos
,e Ia sangre, catarro, tilceras, tumores,
|nemia, constitucioncs debiIes, Stills y to-
as las denas Intermediates de la sangre.
Is especialmcnte valioso como restaura-
or de fuerza y vigor para hombres y mu-
|eres de edad avanzada. Tome una botella
|e EIixiy de Leonard para 10 Sangye Y
ota-a que facilmente su sufrimicHto pue.
cONQUTSTADO
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C1Nz Las ANrrLAs

Ultimo episodio de Ia serie LA 20
rraA Aznl'N y Ell drama ell cinco actos
titulado ''El Mundo en- Llarnas''.
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CINE "PUERTo R1co":
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(cataao):

Benefcio con IN programme especial.
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Humacao, mayo 2s, 1922.
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BURTNQUEN PARK:
Ell drama-comedia en- cinco actos por
Dorothy GIish titulaao "La Princesa
Rebelde'3y una Revista Grafca.
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CINE LUNA:

Quinta jornada de la interosante Sc
RE francesa Los Tres Mosqueteros' )
una comedia.
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LIBERTY.
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CINE NORMA:

Segunda jornada de Ia interesa1lt{-
sinla serie ''Yo Acuso"
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Federico DAv1LA.
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CINE TRlss BANDERAs.

Fl interesante drama en- siete acto
tituIado 'El interior del Caliz
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santiago 2. MAUNEz.
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cONQUISTADO

Compre inmediatamente este poderoso
onico. De venta en- todas las droguetias.
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yN
CINE TRES BAEDERAs.
FL interesante drama en- siete actos
titulado Ell interior del caliz
CINE LUNA:
Quinta jornada de la interosante Sc
RE francesa Los Tres MosQueteros' y
una comedia.
BURTNQUEE PARK:
Ell drana-comedia en- cinco actos por
Dorothy otish titulaao "La Princesa
Rebelde'5 una Revista Grafca.
CINE NORMA:
segunda jOrnada de la interesanti-
sinna serie ''Yo Acuso"
TEArRo ''sTRAND";
Gabriela Dorziat y Denise Legeay Ell
q poiilto olaina heclo en- Ia oell@ %
VIA el0ui''uo { iol oe Anaaiuci@
La obra mas grandiosa del afo titu
lada DeterInlnaclonsS Ia cual cons
ia de doce actos.
CINE IMPERIAL:
ii ATHOs dc Los Tres Mosquete-
TOc Ia pfaaCjOU ante cinta de lTluStl
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1922-03-23

The County Record maintains one
Of the most complete and up-to-dats
printing Offices ia this section OF the
State. and solicits your patronage for
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Typewriter Supplies.

Users Of Typewriters win lind q
full stock Of ribbons, eorbon paper,
second sheets and typewriters paper
at The County Record Office. Il.
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diantown chcrch net at HOO o'clock
and constituted by prayer. Mrs. l..
Burgess applied to the Session OF In
diantown church through her husband
MI. S. Burgess, for dismission; where
upon Session judged that it has no
authority to give a dismission to a
member of the church while under
judicial process, and also that where
as Mrs. L. Burgess, Miss S. R. G.
Saowden and Miss Mary N. MeGill
have failed to appear before this
body-resolved that they be cited a
second time to appear before this
body on Thursday the 9th inst. at
II 90 o'clock a. m, which citations
were accordingly issued, and they
were also notified that if they failed
to appear at the time and place above
mentioned, the Session, after eensur-
ing them for contumacy, would pro-
ceed in their cases as though they
were present.
The Session after further deliber-
alton on the case of Samuei McGhl
resolved to inquire of him by letter
whether he still remains under q con-
viction of innocency, and determine
ton to make no acknowledgement, al
so that he be requested to let US
know the result of his decision on the
9th inst. and should no communl'
cation be received giving evidence OF
charge at that time, Session will pro-
ceed to make a further deciaion on
his case, which letter was according
ly written and sent.
March 81, 1882. Indiantown Ses'
I'm met at HOO o'clock a. m, con-
stitueel>hy prayer. Receiving no in.
formation Aam Mr.. McGill, resolved
that whereas eaid S. MeGiu on the
End inst. eavS this body sufficient
evidence that he was then impenlten'
and on this day (thcugh requested
by SESSION. gives no evidence OF any
change and whereas. the Prcsbytery
at its last stated session, sustained
oil the proceedings of this body in nus
case as constitutional and correct, fo'
The Washington herald., 1922-12-02
AUDITORS SEEKING
DC. FUNDS REPORT
S5,000,000 in Treasury and
Claimed by District Not Yet
Found, They Say.
Dssofe " ssAlas A-

Progress of the auditors. engaged
to determine whether the Federal
Government is indebted TO the Dis
trict government for $4,000. 900. was
reported to the joint Congressional
Committee on Fiscal Relations yes
terday.
The auditors announced they have
not completed their audit but ex-
pect TO have the results in the
hands Of the committee by Decem.
ber 20 or January /. So far, the
progress had been slow and the
audit was not sufficiently advanced
TO indicate anything cefinite. It was
explained.
The entire committee was present:
Senator Lawrence G. Phipps. chair
man: Senator l.. Heisler Ball. Del.
aware. and Senator William ]. Har.
ris. Georgia. representing the Sen
ate. and Representatives Robert F..
Evans. Nebraska: William c.
Wright, Georgia. and Guy Hugh
Hardy, the House. Maj. Daniel Don.
ovan. District Auditor, represented
the District.
The Washington herald., 1922-12-02
Bennett -Digges Wedding
Set for Today at Noon

THE marriage of Miss Elizabeth
Watlington Digges. daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs Isaac Digges.
and Lieut.. Alexander Sharp Ben
nett. son of Colonel and Mrs.
John Bennett. will take place at
noon today in the apartment of
the brides parents at the Park
wood.
The Rev. DR.. Henry Allen Tup-
per. pastor of Calvary Baptist
Church, will perform the cere-
mony. Only the immediate fam
lilies will be present because of
the illness of the brides father.
There will be no attendants.
Following the ceremony the
couple will leave for a brief we'd
ding trip in the North after
which they will be at home in
the Woodley Apartment House.
The br:le will be married in her
travelling costume of brown velour
and a brown velvet hat t. med
with a touch of jade green
Lieutenant Bennett is nephew
of Mrs. Alexander Sharp and
brother of Maj. John Bennington
Bennett, whose marriage 10 Miss
Frances Smith took place here
about a year or so ago.
The Washington herald., 1922-12-02
Mr.. and Mrs. Mann
Give Large Dance
For Young People

Mr.. AND MRS. I. T. MANN
entertained at a dance last
evening at their residence in Six
teenth street for their daughter.
Miss Alice Mann. There were
about 125 young people at the
party. among them being Miss
Eleanor Williams. Of Baltimore,
who Is making short visit with
Miss Mann. The dance was pre-
ceded by a number of dinner par
ties.
Miss Elizabeth Hanna enter
tanned at dinner last evening be-
fore the dance asking her guests
to meet Miss Winifred Walker, of
New York, who is visiting her.
There were, twelve guests and in
cluded Miss Mann.
The Commercial Counselor. of
the British Embassy and Mrs. John
Joyce Broderick gave a dinner
for the latter's sister, Miss Kath-
leen Kelly. There were twelve
guests. all young people. who later
went to the dance. Miss Kelly
will leave shortly to spend the
winter at Aiken, 8. c.
The Misses Montgomery. daugh-
ters of Mr.. and Mrs. Warwick
Emile Montgomery. entertained at
dinner last evening, taking their
guests to the dance.
The Washington herald., 1922-12-02
Mrs. Northrop EntertainS
at Bridge for Daughter

MRS. G. b. NORTHROP enter
A'A tanned at bridge yesterday
afternoon for her daughter. Miss
Eleanor Northrop. in compliment
to Miss Virginia Edwards.
There were eight tables and
among those playing were Miss
Helen Campbell, Miss Alice Mil
burn. Miss Elizabeth Beale. Miss
Louise Anderson. Miss Emma
Stitt, Miss Virginia Selden. Miss
Elizabeth Thompson, Miss Eliza
beth Taylor Jones, Miss Audrey
Carter, Miss Jessie Atkins. Miss
Elizabeth Duryea Walter, Miss
Cecil Lester Jones, Miss RATHER
Inc Wrenn. Miss Catherine Rad
cliffe. Miss Atala kimmell. Miss
Laura Lejeune, Miss Sallie Pinck-
ney. Miss Ruth Green. Miss
Emily Dial and Miss Catharine
Weller. Mrs. FitZhugh Ward
and Mrs. Jett Lands presided at
the tea which followed
Miss Northrop. who will be a
debutante of next season will
leave the latter part of the month
for Charleston, 5. c.. where she
will spend the winter.
The Washington herald., 1922-12-02
FO|LED IN POLITICS,
RETURNS To STAGE
Mrs. Helene Andrews, of Mary
land, Signs With Fred Stone
in Tip Top"

Her aspirations to a political office
frustrated by family objections. Mrs.
Helene Andrews. wife of former
Representative William y. Andrews,
of Maryland. well-known in Wash
ington society, is going back to the
stage.
Mrs Andrews-she. however. pre-
fers the title of Miss-made the an
nouncement OF her return to the
stage yesterday in Baltimore or her
return from New York. where. she
saws, she signed a contract to play
with Fred Stone in Tip Top"
The announcement recalls the fact
that during one of the campaigns
engaged in by her father. Edward
S. Phillips. former sheriff at Cam
bridge. Md. she accompanied him on
all of his speaking tours even taking
the stump for him on numerous oc-
casions.
Last summer, it was announced
she would run for sheriff at Cam
bridge on the Republican ticket in
the 1928 elections. Miss" Andrews
was prompt in her denials, but later
she admitted she had had the in
her familys objections
While this runor was circulating.
people recalled her youthful exploit
as an avenging angel and predict ed
two things: That all the most potable
crooks in the New World would
come flocking to Cambridge, and
that they would not get away, not
even if they tried.
She was driving through Cam
bridge the night in question. The
sheriff was standing desolately in
the road, watching the tail light of
car ahead that was rapidly dim
ming.
There he goes" lamented the
sheriff.
Let's get after him." said Miss
Andrews.
In jumped the sheriff, and with
the sixteen-year-old girl at the wheel
The Washington herald., 1922-12-02

leading labor leaders Of the Pscific
coast and long q figure OF importanct
IN Congress because OF this fact.
was particularly interested In q bill
he had introduced providing q mimi
mum wage Of IS a day for Govern
ment employees. Mrs. Nolan. who
married him In 1913. served ~ HE
private secretary and adviser and
was familiar with his policies.
Mrs. Nolan probably win have the
support OF labor. She has already
been indorsed by the moiders' union.
of which Nolan for many years was
a national officer. The campaign
COMMITTEES of the Union Labor
party win meet with a convention
Of union delegates tomorrow. when
Mrs. Nolan's unanimous indorse-
ment is expected.
Several candidates have already
announced withdrawal upon learn
ing that Mrs. Nolan would consent
to succeed her husband. Nolan was
elected without opposition.
The Washington herald., 1922-12-02
Lord MOuntbatten
And Wife to Sail
For Home Today
ORD LOUIS MoUNTBATTEN

ORD LOUIS MOUNTBATTEN.
X. c. V. O.. r. n. and Lady
Mountbatten will sail for Eng
land today on the S. S. Olympic
after having passed two months
in this country.
Sir Eric Geddes, brother of
the British Ambassador. will
sail on the same ship today as
will also Sir Thomas Upton,
Nine. Domicio da CANA, wife of
the Brazilian Ambassador at the
Court of St. James, who is ac-
cOmpanied by her son, Morris
r. Volck. and Nine. Jules Pater-
notre whose husband is Of the
French diplomatic corps.
She has been passing several
weeks with her mother, Mrs.
James Elverson. in Philadelphia
and Atlantic City. where they
We're joined by Count and Count
ess Boniface de Castcllane, SON
in-law and daughter of Nine.
Patenotre. Count BOniface is
son of the Marquis de Castel-
lane and the present Duchesse de
Tallevrand-PerigOrd. who are ex-
tending their American visit and
stu are at the Plaza.
The Washington herald., 1922-12-02
Late Newspaper Man
Leaves S1S0.OOO Estate

Whitman Osgood, publicity expert
and One-time city editor of The
Washington Times. who died No.
vember "a, left an estate valued at
about s1S0.000 according to the pe-
tition for letters testamentary filed
yesterday in Probate Court by Mrs.
Thalia p. OsgOod. the widow.
The will makes no provision for
a former wife, the will declares, she
took her share of the estate under
an agreement before the divorce
No provision is made for the daugh-
ter, Rose. because she has all that
she will need or can desire.''
The son. James w. Osgood. is be
queathed but s5. The remaining
estate is devised to the widow who
is named eXecutriX.
The Washington herald., 1922-12-02
WIFE MAY SUCCEED
late REP. NOLAN
Would Garry on Policies for
Balance Of His Term.
She Says.
BY Univerxal serv1ee.

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. Ito
carry on the humanitarian work
started by John I. Nolan. his widow.
Mrs. Mae Hunt Nolan. win be a can
didate to succeed him for the term
to Congress from the Fifth Califor.
mia district to which he was elected
on his death bed.
II ask that I may carry on his
work to the end OF the term 10
which. although dying. he was
elected" Mrs. Nolan said today.
1T is a duty I owe to him to offer
to carry out his plans as he would
have done had he lived" she said.
Representative Nolan, one Of the
The Washington herald., 1922-12-02
Army and Navy
Orders

Signal.
First Lieut.. Paul S. Edwards. to
Washington. d. c.
Quar1ermasters.
Capt. Richard ]. Marshall to
Denver, Col.
Navy.
Lieut.. Comdr Frank y. Eklund,
TO Charleston, w. Va: Lieut.. Will
liam =. Bacon, to Buffalo. N y;
Lieut.. Herbert f. Fish, to L. s. s.
Riegel: Lieut.. Herbert c. Gates, to
L. S. S. Riegel: Lieut.. Robert w.
Haylro. to L. S. S. Riegel; Lieut..
Proctor w. Thorton, to L. s. S.
Rtegel; Lieut.. George l.. Russell, to
L. S. $. Riegel: Lieut.. George T..
Ross. to L. s. S. Riegel; Lieut..
John Meyer. TO L. S. s. Riegel;
Lieut.. Carl J. Christoph. to L. S. S.
Sumner: Lieut.. Clyde l.. Lewis, to
L. 5. :. Riegel: Lieut.. Samuel b.
Ogden, to L. s. S Riegel; Ensign
raymond ID. Sellers. to L. $. s.
isiegel: Lieut.. Conldr. r. E Cur
is. TO L. s. s. Riegel: Lieut.. Har-
old l. Jensen. to L. =. ). Riegel:
Lieut.. Hubert F. Delmore. to L. $.
:. RIegel; Lieut.. Comdr. Oscar w
L.eidel. to T. :. 5. Riegel: Lieut..
Manning II. Philbrick, to L. =. s
Riegel; Lieut.. Walter II. Bicknell,
10 L. S. $. Riegel. Lieut.. Roy Z.
Smith. to L. S. s Riegel; Lieut..
Earl f. COdding, to L. s. S. Rie-
gel; Lieut.. Louis w. Crane, to L.
S. S. Riegel; Ensign Erret r.
Feeny. to L. S. S. Riegel: Lieut..
Francis l.. Albert. to l.. s. S. Rie-
gel; Lieut.. Thomas B. Casey, to
L. S. S. Riegel; Lieut.. Herbert Du-
THE. to U. s. s. Riegel; Lieut.. Rob-
ert Morgan. to I. S. S. Riegel.
The Washington herald., 1922-12-02

ID RESIDENT HARDING his aide, o. Sheriff.
n'arshals of the Safety parade and Dr. Hubert Work Posa
ter General autng OId GOy Exectipe Mansion
yesterday Secretary of the Treasury Mellon through
bars of