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The Washington times., 1924-10-22
WAR VETERAN FREED
I'M MANHATTAN DEATH

NEW YORK. Oct. ga jury be.
fore Judge Cornelius r. Collins in
general sessions acquitted James
Dillon. tWenty-seven, Of 1913 w.
aieventh street, q war veteran
tried on an indictment alleging MUIR
DER IN the first degree.
DlIon was accused OF having shot
ana killed William Egan In q saloon
at Thirty-eighth street and Tenth
avenue on December 8. 1922. All.
though not arrested until April IL.
last. Dillon testified he had never
neen out Of New York city in the
interval but had lived under as.
sumed names, working daily as q
Iongshoreman on North river piers.
The Washington times., 1924-10-22
Our Hospital for
Wounded
Dolls

-WlII take charge OF even
the most serious cases and
restore them to health and
beauty. Lost parts will be
restored, as will the bloom
that has been lost in dollys
adventures in the nursery
At reasonable prices.
FOURTH FLOOR.
LANSBURGH 8 BRO.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-09-29
SEEK Third NAN
IN POISON PLOT
Miner Confesses Staying
Friend IN Order to
Wed Wife
.By The a .ocia.yd Pres B

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-09-29
FRENCH HONOR u. S.
IN WAR MONUMENT
NV Thc Al ociatcd Pres N

PARIS. Sept 19 My countrymen
will be deeply touched that one of thc
soldiers crovuirg this monument by an
American ANA THAT the sculptor used as
his model man who bore most hon-
cred name Quentin Soc seyrIt." said
sheldon Whitlhousc. charge d-affair- ot
the United States embassy. at the an
yelling Sunday 1f monument ON the
spot where once stood the famous Nav
arin farm house.
There could bg uo better proof for
rostcrity of the strength OF Franco
American friendship. Mr. Whitchouse
added. than the inscription on this
monument regarding the American di-
visions which fought with their French
comrades i'm arms under command of
THAT gallant soldier General Gourard
for ID shows our Willingness ~ dic for
the same ideal
The monument consists W the figures
of three roiius L. feet high. one y
scout, one grenade thrower and the
other 4 machine gun man. the last hav-
ing the features of Quentin Roosevelt
Each man .s depicted in action.
The monument is sixty foot pcdes-
tal of rose granite, visible for nihny
miles. the war devastation having loft
uot one tree t0 shut off the view.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-09-29
LIVESTOCK EXHIBIT
STOPPED BY DISEASE
lBy The Associated Pres !

llhI STuN. Texas. Sept ~ D,fi-
nitr announcement wa~ made hrrc to-day
hy W. II. SrrHttan. rrctnry of thr State
fair at Dallas. that tnc livestock exhibit
at thr tair would uot bc h m. ou account
of the presence vi lhc foot aud mouth
disease near Houston. lIpr~" racing. NJ
said. would not hr in'crfcrrcd with
y. y. Boog Scott chairman of tho
4 Na- livestock sanitary commission. iu
charge of th" quarantine which ha~ been
cfic ted ~ Harris. Galveston ANA part VI
Fort Bend und Eraznria counties. a--
serted today Thar no orders had been i~-
sued relative to either fhc live~tnrk oI
horse racing features 0- tur fair and the
fair authorities merely had been ad-
vi~od if wa~ deemed inadvi>ahle II
gather N one spot the large number Of
ruminant> which tue lair would attract.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-09-29
COURT REFUSES
TO BAR name
FROM BALLOTS
Woman Is Qualified to
Hold State Office,
Judge Rules; Common
Law Obsolete
LRr The A..ociated Pres.l

AUSTIN Sept 2g-Nrs Miriam A.
Ferguson today won the first stop in
the court fight to have her disqualified
as democratic nominee fcr governor of
Texas An injunction 90 keep her name
off thc ballot was refused III Judge
George t Calhoun i'm fifty-third dis
tIirt court.
Iha court held that Mrs Ferguson IL
qualified iu every way 10 hold the Of
flee and that the .o-caIled common law
disability against women in office does
not apply.
III. held with Mrs Ferguson on all
Iaw POINTS TIE said first that the
plaintiff had power to bring the suit
under the statutes and that the court
had jurisdiction. but Oil an other ques-
tiors Mr.. Ferguson won.
The oli common law principles on
which the plaintiff Charles NJ. Dickson
of san Antonio relied. were said by the
Judge M he obsolete in this country and
hr could find no inhibition in either
TIKI Texas constitution or the statutes
of This state which denies the women
the right to hold office.
Argument. in the case consumed three
days and y half last week. Judge 7. VI.
Stephens NJ Fort Worth representing
-he plaintiff. and eight attorneys. i'm
rlldinE three from the attorney ger
.rHI- department. representing Mrs.
Ferguson. the secretary of state saa
other election officials who were de-
PENDANTS
Tha case WILD he appealed immediate
y t -hc court of civil appeals. Mr.
Dickson announced The only way ~
-ct n ur to the state supreme court
from tHis jurisdiction ~ on certified
questions. The supreme court meets
nest Monday for the winter term. 50
iii wii. nc week before the matter can
he considered.
Neither Mrs. Ferguson nor her hus-
band. James II. Ferguson. were in court
today to hear the opinion. Mrs. Fergu-
som heard most OF the arguments last
week
J.iaa Calhoun gave verbal opinion.
stating that he had not had time to
vri-c his decision
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-09-29
MISSING MINISTER
And GIRL FOUND
CBy The Associated Pres }

NONATA. Okla, Sept. 29.-The Rev.
Joseph +. y. Yeats, 40 year Ola minis
ter. who faces charge Of ahductinE z
girl " n. who sang IN the choir Of his
church i'm Alluwee. near here. has been
arrested at Balliuger. Texas. accord
ing 70 word received At the sherff's
office today.
The girl with whom Rev. Yeats is al.
icgcl 60 have left Aluwee a week ago
today III a motor ear was said to be at
the home Of his parents At Winters.
Texas. Sheriff W. r. Gillespsev said
he would leave for Ballinger today 70
bring the couple here.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-09-29
Bankers Gathering
At Chicago for Meet
IRv Tho Associated Pres y

CHICAGO. Sept. 20. Bankers from all
parts of thc United States gathered here
today for divisional meetings prelimin-
ary to thc ccnvcniHg w the fifth annual
convention VII the American Bankers
Association tomorrow. All trains are
bringing delegates and members Of their
families.
Statements by leading delegates here
yesterday presaged keynote OF opti-
mism over financial conditions through
ont the country.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-09-29
Bandits Get $4,000
From California Bank

WOODLAND. Calf Sept. 29-Can-
turing each emplove as he entered the
door and locking them all in the vault,
two armed and masked bandit held up
ard robbed the Woodland branch Of the
Bank Of Italy here early this morning.
escaping with $4,000. the total curren-
cy supply of the bank.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-09-29
So Men Try Out for
u. of 7. Glee Club
Especial TO The Hcraldl

AUSTIN. Texas. Sept. 29.-With 80
men trying out for places on the Var
sity Glee Club. prospect are favorable
for successful year with that organi-
zation at the University of Texas. ac-
cording to Manager Ben $. Wooihead'
Of Beaumont. Trvouts will reduce the
membership to thirty, and only the p
best members will be taken on the two
tours. which will be taken during the
Christmas holidays and at the beginning
Of the spring term.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-09-29
THE WEATHER

Brownsville and vicinity: Fair and
continued cool tonight: Tuesday fair and
warmer.
East Texas: Fair tonight: probably
fresh northcrly ~ easterIy winds on the
fair; warmer in interior. Moderate TO
fresh northerl yto casterTy winds on the
coast.
Weather Conditions
moderate disturbance off the west
Florida coast this morning i attended
hy general rains throughout the eastern
states from the Gulf of Mexico north
ward 10 The lower Great Lakes. A hiEh
pressure area over the Plains states and
the great central valleys Is attended by
clear and cool tn cold weather through
on the western two-thirds Of the United
States. Light frost was reported from
New Mexico. and freezing temperatures
from Nebraska. Wyoming. and the Da-
kofaS
The highest temperature yesterday mt
Texas stations ranged from W at Corpus
Christi TO 20 at Abilene.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-09-29
Dawes Resting for
First Trip to Soutl,

EVANSTON. In. Sept. 2a.-Rark
from hiN speaking trip to Minnesota and
iS,nn>In. Charles a.. Dawes. republican
candidate tor vice president. has entered
upon period of rest and preparation for
me final months campaign.
Mr Dawes MI leave Wednesday night
l"r memphis. Tenn. where he will speak
thursday night on the first trip into the
N"u'h made ~ any ~ the presidential or
vice presidential candidates.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-09-29
u. of /. Has 1850
Students Registered
LSnnriaI M The IIcraldl

AUSTIN. Tcxas. Sept 29 AZ the cni
" the first week of registration at the
University cf Texas an increase of ten
re- cent ~ shown by the records in the
office III Auditor " X. Long \ total
runbc- NJ $50 students has registered.
and raid TIE matricuiation fees. ~ com
pa-cd with l.15T at the same time last
wear The comparison shows an in-
crease of 403 students. thc normal gain
III registration.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-09-29
EXTEND FAIR

The "Feria' in Matamo-os. which has
been going on during the present
month. has been extended one week
The fair was scheduled to end on Sat
urday
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-09-29

lh to Is h. p. Fairbanks Morse and
Kreuger Atlas Oil Engines in stock.
Centrifugal Pumps.
Evening star., 1924-04-18
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to the
following:
James h. Williams and Lydia v. Brooks,
both OF Richmond. Wa.
Harrison o. Lake and Alice G. Rogers.
Charles Il. Gray and Rhea G. Shank.
George $. Hedges OF Sheldon, Iowa. and
Helen Van Wagenen of this city.
Jesse W. Springs and Lucy Galloway.
Clinton Nevills. and Maggie c. Pettiford.
George Harris OF Mclean. Va. and Beatrice
Hall OF Chesterbrook Va.
ward Harreld of Okiahoma City, Okla. and
Eleanor Begg of Snndusky, Ohio.
Bernard Hughes and Irene Lewis.
James King and Louise Brooks.
Garfield Fannings of this city and Docie
Il. Simpkins of Johnston, &. G.
Frank w. Long of Williamsport, Nd, and
Amelia II. Bohnert of this city.
Pierre Csmin and Marceie Dubs.
John b. Lawrence Of Lakehurst, n. j., and
Alice c. BaIy of this city.
Alfred Blair and Lucy Stone.
Evening star., 1924-04-18
Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been reported TO
the health department In the last twenty four
hours:
Irma G. Martin. st. Elizabeth's Hospital.
Annie Olivia Thompson the Westmoreland.
Alexander Macpherson. United states Sol
diers' Home.
tsbury Sampsel. Sibley Hospital
Emily Stonestreet 6:i3 B ST. ne.
Thomas Lloyd United States Soldiers Home
Mary Claire Montgomery. 200 + st. ne.
John NJ. Williamson. AL 10th Sc.
Doris Fogie. the Argonne.
George 7. Albrecht, United States Soldiers
Home.
Mary Holohan. 2O37 III ST.
Lee Roy j. Mullican. 1910 Georgia ave.
Horace Brown, 1906 Sheriff I'd ne.
John Young, Freedmen's Hospital.
John Brown, Georgetown Hospital.
Mable Dorsey, 1901 s st.
lewis King. 1916 St ne.
Nette Yates, Freedmen's Hospital.
Evening star., 1924-04-18
Births Reported.

The following births have been reported to
he health department in the last twenty four
hours:
Albert ID. and Mary n. Bartlett girl.
Melvin y. and Ruth Hall, girl
Emanonel and Sophie Glazos. girl
William III. and Frances Wheatley boy.
salvatore and Rosario Barba gallo boy.
anthony and Mary Curto. hoy.
Ranaele and Soccossa Guglielini, girl
Luigi and Teresa Consorti. girl.
Egisto and Rosina Battaglia. girl.
Ernesto and francesca Catucci, girl.
Eiagio and Maria Buccf boy
Ralph A. and Margaret Banmeardner, boy.
Robert L. and Areater Palmer, girl.
Henry Nj. and Dorothy Boteler girl.
Rertram and Sara X. Block. boy.
Harry c. and Fanny Spielmsn. girl
William II. and Mary 4. Brown boy.
John and Nellie Cant, girl.
wellington and Martha Long. boy.
William 4. and Ella NJ. Prather boy
Charles 4. and Fannie Chase, boy
roosevelt A. and Felicia S. Wilson, boy.
John A. and Mary NJ. Lyons, girl.
Harry and Frances Williams girl.
James and Catherine Moorman, boy.
Evening star., 1924-04-18

Mrs. Mark w. Potter. wife of the
interstate commerce commissioner. is
chairman of the card party to be
given at Wardman Park on May ! at
o'clock in the evening for the BEN
eft of the Sunshine Home for Desti
tCte Women located at 339 c street
northwest.
There will be about seventy-five
tables.
Evening star., 1924-04-18

after the middle of May and before
leaving town for the summer.
Evening star., 1924-04-18

Mrs John Allen Munson will be
hostess at the Women's City Club
tea Sunday afternoon, 4:S0 to 9
o'clock, assisted by Mrs J. G. Call
breath and Mrs. Bertha Robertson.
Mrs Alfred Craven will preside at
the tea table. Miss Esme Reeder will
entertain with several violin selec-
tionS.
Evening star., 1924-04-18

The "lanasetoscopio' is new in
vention which tests textiles by cleo
tricity. 1t was invented by Prof. A.
Bernini of the Technical Institute OF
Genoa, Italy. The apparatus Is MADE
= the shape and size of an alarm
lock. with glass front and back. 1t
wool-silk measurer and is really
4 modified eIectroscope-
Evening star., 1924-04-18
$765 FINE IN LIQUOR CASE.
Negro Given Alternative of $50
Days in Jail by Judge Schuldt.

Pleading guilty to charges of trans
porting and illegal possession of
liquor and two charges Of traffic vio-
lations, Bernard G.. Kelly, coiored. was
fined $7s5 by Judge Schuldt in Police
Court yesterday. In default of fine
ESQ days in jail was set as an alter
nate. Kelly was arrested by Police
man Watson Salkeld in an automobile
containing seventy-two gallons of
liquor, according to the latter.
Evening star., 1924-04-18


after the middle of May and before
leaving town for the summer
On Tuesday, April %. at SIS o'clock
pm, in the ballroom Of the New VIII
lard Hotel, there will be a concert
which will be sponsored by the War
Mothers of the Late War, for the
benefit OF the boys in the Naval and
Army hospitals of Washington.
The patronesses will include Mrs.
Coolidge, Mrs Taft, Mrs. Hughes,
Mrs. Weeks, Miss Boardman and
many other prominent socially The
artists appearing will be Franceska
kaspar-Lawson. sopranos; Represen-
tative c. a. Woodrum of Virginia,
timore, harpist, and Mrs. Chindblom,
pianist. 1t is expected that pora
tion of the Marine Band Orchestra
Will assist.
Mrs. Mark w. Potter. wife of the
interstate commerce commissioner is
chairman of the card party to be
given at Wardman Park on May / at
o'clock in the evening for the ben
eft of the Sunshine Home for Desti-
tCte Women located at 339 G street
northwest.
There will be about Seventy-five
tables.
Mrs Charles Boughton Wood gave
a reception yesterday afternoon In
honor of the Connecticut delegation
of the D. A. r.
Among those assisting were Mrs.
George Payne Mclean, wife of SEN
ator Mclean; Mrs. Schuyler Merritt,
wife of Representative Merritt; Miss
Louise Merritt, Mrs. +. Hart Fem,
Henry F.. Dimock, Mrs. George May
nard Minor, honorary president general
Of the u. A. r.; Mrs. Bissel. state re-
gent of Connecticut; Mrs. John Laid
law Buel former state regent of Con
necticut: Mrs. George Emo, Mrs. George
Fhle, Mrs. Charles Spaulding, Mrs
Daggett of Connecticut, Miss Mary
Phelphs Morgan, Miss Deborah Bacon
of Connecticut and Miss Janet Rich
ards.
Among the guests from Washing
ton were Representative Fem, Rep
resentative Schuyler, Mrs. Charles
Spaulding and Miss Janet Richards.
Mrs. John Allen Munson will be
hostess at the Women's City Club
o'clock, assisted by Mrs. J. G. Call
breath and Mrs. Bertha Robertson.
Mrs. Alfred Craven Will preside at
the tea table. Miss ESme Reeder Will
entertain with several violin selec-
tionS.
An Easter dance will be given un-
der the auspices of the entertainment
committee of the Women's City Club,
% Jackson place. tomorrow, com
mencing at $3.50 o'clock pm. Mid
shipmen from the Laval Academy
will be the guests of honor.
Mr.. Daniel J. Cranwell, Miss sara
o. Cranwell, Miss Maria Rosa Gran
well, Mrs. Carlos de la Serna and
Mime. Mana Ciulema {. de la Serna are
an interesting party from Buenos
Aires at the Hamilton Hotel.
Mrs. +. T. Cunning and her assist
ants, Miss Elizabeth Dolan and Miss
Alice Bicksler, who are in charge of
Carroll Councils social fete, to be
given at the Raleigh Hotel May l,
have appointed on the prize commit
tee: Miss Mathilde Huber, Miss A. +.
Smith, Miss Rose w. Grant. Miss
Anna Herrity, Miss Margaret Herrity,
Miss NJ. NJ Malloy, Miss Kitty Crilly,
Miss NJ. Miller. Miss NJ. f. Carr. Miss
Mercedes and Miss katyerine. Friday
night, April 25, the committee will
met and wrap the prizes, which Will
be donated for the benefit of the
cause.
Evening star., 1924-04-18

Andrew and Alice Briscoe, girl.
Robert and Louise Queen, girl.
Ernest and Matte jackson, boy.
Evening star., 1924-04-18

Mr.. Daniel ]. Cranwell, Miss sara
q, Cranweu. Miss Maria Rosa Gran
well, Mrs Carlos de la Serna and
Nine Mana Gulema {. de la Serna are
an interesting party from Buenos
Aires at the Hamilton Hotel.
Evening star., 1924-04-18
Society

Continued from Eighth Page.)
Evening star., 1924-04-18

An Easter dance will be given un-
der the auspices of the entertainment
committee of the Women's City club,
% Jackson place, tomorrow, com
mencing at 9:30 o'clock pm. Mid
shipmen from the Laval Academy
will be the guests of honor.
Evening star., 1924-08-29
WOMAN RIDERS FEATURE
SHOW AT WARRENTON
Bowman Challenge Cup Won by
Benton Stables With Three
Mounted in Unique Event.

special Dispatch to The Star.
WARRENTON, Va, August 29.-The
horse show which closed here yester-
day was pronounced the most sue
cessful in local history. The Bowman
challenge cup for hunt teams was
won by Benton Stables. women up, a
unique event in shows. The riders
were Miss Alice Jones, Mrs. d. N.
Lee and Miss EloiSe Hewitt.
Miss Peggy Keith won most ribbons
in the show with her many entries of
ponies. and also as an adult rider.
Miss Alice Jones on Fortitude, won
the Brown Boy cup. offered by Mrs.
d. n. Lee, besides many other honors.
Mrs. Allen Potts with Happy Creek
Birdman won the blue for road hacks.
Mrs. Sterling Larrabee was one of
the riders in the second hunt team
and was several times in the ribbons.
Peggy Keith rode the winner of the
ladies' hunter class. Eagle Plume of
Ninthill Farm, who was awarded
the grand championship of the en-
tire show.
The champion hunter was Roger
Bayly's imported knipton. knipton
won both the heavyweight hunters
and corinthian with owner up, in the
latter class. MIR. Bayly also rode the
winner of second. Reserve champion
ship of hunters was awarded to Gold
Fish, Benton Stables. Sporty Nc
Cam, owned by n. Is. Sneed, was
champion Of saddle horses, having
won all saddle classes except one.
which went TO Movie Actress, same
owner.
Road hacks-FirSt, Happy Creek.
Mrs. Allen Potts: second, Blaze, Mrs.
Sterling Larrabee: third, Sportsman,
Miss Eliza beth Nesbit.
Hunters-The Brown Boy cup. first,
Fortitude. Benton Stables; second,
Temptation, Z. l.. Redmon; third,
Gold Fish, Mrs D. N. Lee.
Ladies' hunters-First, Eagle Plume,
VinthilI Farm: second. Farinda, Ben
ton stbales; third, Merrylass. Mrs.
Allen Potts.
Corinthian class. c. w Smith Me-
mortal Plate-First, knipton, Roger
Bayly; second, kilblend. Humphrey &
Furr; third. West. f. l.. Redmon.
Heavyweight hunters-First, knip-
ton, Roger Bayly; second, Buddy
Tucker, Benton Stables; third, Eth
ony. Miss Peggy Keith.
Hunt teams. Bowman challenge cup
to be won three times by same hunt
First Benton Stables, Piedmont Hunt:
second, Sterling Larrabee; third. Miss
Elizabeth Nesbitt; fourth, Victor
Froment.
Consolation class-F'irst. Wonda,
Henry Frost; second, Angelina, W. ).
Sewers: third, White Star, Victor
Froment
Champion hunte--knipton. Roger
Bayly: Gold Fish. Benton Stables.
Halfbred year-oldS-First, chest
nue. gelding, f. l.. Redmon: second
East Wind, Benton Stables: third
chestnut gelding, J. T. Cockrille.
Ponies over jumps, IL hands and
under-First. Pep, Peggy Keith; sec
ond. Oh Me, Reginald +. Smith; third,
Star Bright, Miss Ethel Moore
Hunter ponies, Is hands and under
14h, over jumps not to exceed 3A
feet--First, Sun Light. S. e. Glass
cock. second. Betty. Mrs. u. n. Lee;
third, Fancy, Nancy Huidekoper.
Thoroughbred 2-year-olds - First,
Shandon Bells, Mrs. r. R. Barrett !;
Evening star., 1924-08-29
ROCKVILLE.

ROCKVILLE, Md, August % tSpe-
ciaD The will Of Edward P. Schwartz
of GaitherSburg. this county. who was
prominent in Washington real estate
circles, has been admitted to probate in
the orphans court at this place. 1t
was executed December {, 1918, and
diSposes Of d large estate The entire
estate is bequeathed unconditionally to
Mrs. Hannah l.. Schwartz. widow of the
teStator. who is named executrix to
serve without bond.
Licenses have been issued by the
clerk of the circuit court here for the
marriage of Carroll L. Bergman, 80,
and Mrs. Georgeanna H. Rixey Sim
clair. 50. both of Washington Joseph
De Mayo. %. of Fort Myer. Va, and
Miss Edna Ciolightly. 10. of Win
chester, Va; Ernest V. David, 33. and
Miss Margaret +. Dobbs, 36, both of
Washington. and Harry l.. Madison. 30.
and Miss Margaret T.. Rhodes. 23, both
Of Washington
While the annual coored horse show
was in progress near Norbeck, this
county, yesterday afternoon. Sheriff
Clay Plummer noticed some suspicious
moves on the part OF Richard Hill.
negro. and took him into custody. The
sheriff took charge of a number of half
pint bottles of liquor. Hill will be tried
in the police court here within the next
few days
The annual Radcliffe Chautauqua is
in progress at Poolesville 1t began on
Wednesday, and will close Friday
evening The lecturers are DR. Albert
NJ. Hyde. DR.. Daniel H. Martin, Prof
f. F.. Farquhar.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Allnutt of
Jacksonville. this county. have an
nounced the engagement Of their
daughter, Miss Mary Alice Allnut to
Mr.. Thomas w. Perry of Chevy Chase
Announcement has been made of
the marriage in Alexandria. Va. on
Wednesday of Miss Anna McLaugh-
lin. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. j. j.
Mclaughlin of Rockville, and Francis
Lyddane. also of Rockville. The
bridegroom is d son of Stephen B.
Lyddane of the Office of the Commits
sioners of the District of Columbia.
The public schools of Montgomery
County will reopen on September 10
and Prof. Edwin w. Broome, county
record enrolment.
On September 8 and 9 the 175 white
teachers will hold a conference here
and on September 8 the So colored
teachers of the county will gather
here for d similar purpose. Prof.
Broome will be in charge of both
conferences.
Prof. S. J. Goode. pastor of the
Christian Church, officiated at the
marriage here on Wednesday of Jo-
seph De Mayo of Fort Myer, Va, and
Miss Edna Golightly of Winchester
Va, the home of the minister being
the scene of. the ceremony.
Licenses to marry were issued here
yesterday to Costas kehenes of 100
U street Washington, and Miss Diana
Cleopatra Lamprokas of 1105 Jeffer-
son street, Washington, and Elisha
Harrison and Miss Camilla Boswell
both of Washington.
Evening star., 1924-08-29
Cast Battlefield Markers.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

RICHMOND. Va, August 29.-To-
day the casting of the first of the
iron markers for the battletieIdS s
around this city will be done at the
plant of the Southern Stove Works.
The funds have been raised by the
civic societies of the city. The
markers will be by feet, Will be
mounted on heavy blocks of Virginia
granite and will be placed so that
visitors can read them along the
roads. One of the markers will be
placed at the point at which Dahl
grens raiders on the city were halt
ed. Col John A McEnery, who COM
manded the defense troops, now a
resident of New York, will be in
vited to attend the unveilIng.