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BIRTH RECORDS.

Boys: To Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Bell,
and Mrs. ]. Sham. March 20. s27 Peck
avenue; to Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Ryan.
March Il, Fort Sam Houston; to Mr..
and Mrs J. K Tucker, March 20. los
Elm street: TO Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Tausch. March %, AIS Coleman street.
Girls: To Mr.. and Mrs. G. J.. Sandeli,
March is. Fort Sam Houston: 10 MFR.
and Mrs. C. II. Downs. March 10. 2iS
Gladstone street; to Mr.. and Mrs. F. T..
Grain, March 20, 1928 Hamilton street.
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BURIAL PERMITS.

Fleming Landrum. 81 wears old, died
March 81. Fort Sam Houston.
Mrs. Eliza NJ. Harrison. 81 years old,
died March "a, 119 Beivin street.
William T. McQueeney So years old,
died March IS. Santa Rosa infirmary.
Mrs. Cora A. Haley, So wears old. died
March % 1907 Main avenue.
John W. Ruckman. SO wears old. died
March Il. Santa Rosa infirmary.
James L. Wedner. 81 wears old died
March Il, $50 West Agarita avenue.
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DELIVERY SERVICE.

when the delivery OF your copy OF The
Light is late or Irregular you will do US
a favor by complaining.
Telephone Crockett 1912 before p. m.
on week days and before II a. m. on
Sunday mornings and a paper will be
sent you by special messenger.
THE SAN ANTONIO LIGHT
Circulation Department
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$500 CASH
TOBIN HILL

Lovely two-story home. large living
room. colonial fireplace. dining room.
kitchen, three beautiful bedrooms. bath
and sleeping porch. garage for two cars,
servants room, very reasonably priced.
Mrs. ]. E. Kennedy, OR. 1925.
FENNELI, DIBRELL. Tex Land
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FARMS AND RANCHES

FOR SALE-BY OWNER. Ia ACRES.
five-room house, three rooms in rear.
plenty Of water for irrigation, telephone
and electric lights, priced for quick sale.
$500 20 minutes drive to city. Ring
Cr
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Mexico Land to Trade

100000 acres OF good black level land
on river about SIS miles south OF La
redo: will cut into small tracts and
trade. clear of debt; will trade for San
Antonio property or land. 81 and SO per
acre. p. L. Crews, Real Estate and
Loans. TT. 1895.
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Beacon Hill. $4,000

This is the best cottage on top of the
hill for this price, six nice rooms three
bedrooms. hardwood floors throughout.
pretty bath, many closets. very large
living room, it's a real home. nice ga
rage and servant room, paved street. &.
II. jackson. CT. 741.
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PAY 500 CASH

and move in one OF these beautiful! new
bungalows, located in Highland Park.
Alamo Heights, Denver Heights and
South Presa district, four and five rooms.
price $4,000 to $3.50. payments $50 to
SIS monthly until paid. See me at once.
j. d. PHILLIPS.
102 Denver Blvd, office Mission 291S.
Residence, Mission 1884.
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EMPLOYMENT
HELP WANTED MALE

WANTED-HONEsT. RELIABLE MEN
to sell advertising in fast growing
weekly newspaper; must furnish refer
ences. Alamo City Herald. 2l2 College.
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rRATERNAL NOTICES

Elk lodge No. So, X.
Of p. will meet this
evening at s O'Clock in
Castle Hall 2l5 W. Com
merce ST. Regular order
OF business. Visiting
brethren cordially invited
to attend.
ADOLPH STEIN,
Chancellor Commander.
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WANTED REAL ESTATE

WANT TO BUY LARGE TRACT IN FEE
any place in South or West Texas;
will deal with owner only; state loca-
ton, price and terms. A. l.. Shaw, room
S1s Union Nation Building. Houston,
Texas.
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RAILROAD TINE TABLE
ARRIVALS

ARRIVALS
I.-G. n.
No. From Laredo .........7:00 a. m.
No. 5-From ST. Louis and.
Kansas City .........9:30 a. m.
No. s-From Laredo and Mex
leo points ...........s:30 p. m.
No. 3-From ST. Louis ....... .6:45 p. m.
No. l-FTom ST. Louis, Santa
Fe. Conn. (Sunshine
epeciaD ...,.l0:s0 %, I
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l.-G. y
No. i-For st. Louis. Santa Fe,
Conn. Sunshine Spe-
cial) ..S:O5 a. m.
No. l-For st. Louis ..........9:00 a. m.
No. 5-For Laredo and Mex
leo points ...........1o:00 a. m.
No. 8-For Temple. Fort Worth
and Kansas CITY. (Santa
Fe Sleeper). st. Louis
via Palestine, I.-G. n.
=. sleeper ............. S:l5 p m.
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South Side, $1,000

A pretty and well-built house. gas.
lights water, close to churches. schools
and car line, small cash payment, bal
ance like rent.
WINTERS & NEUHAUs
4l2 Gunter Bldg Or. S5n0.
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CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS
LET US BUILD YOUR HOME OR THAT
addition you are planning. Our work.
manship guaranteed; price right. Mar
shall & Naylor. Woodlawn $3.50 or Wood
lawn S34.
FOR REPAIR WORK OR BIDS ON
new houses to be built. call H. A.
Schroeder, CIR. 1918.
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RENTALS
HOUSES FOR RENT

RtCHEY & CASEY-FOR Is YEARS
headquarters for rentals. real estate
and Insurance
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LOWE, THE RENT MAN.
COS Navarro. Notary.
Phone CT l34z.
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HAVE BUYERS FOR LOTS HOUSES
or stores. Richey & Casey.
WILL PAY CASH FOR HOUSE BAR
gain, any condition. any location, IL
priced right for quick sale. TT. 1879 or
5l4 Houston Bldg.
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REAL ESTATE

FARMS FOR RENT
SMALL FARMS WITH HOUSES FOR
rent. 10 miles from city hall. Apply
Tips Hardware Co., 119 w. Commerce.
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RICH BLACK
One and two-acre tracts for sale; free
water for irrigation: easy terms.
W. p. PHILLIPS.
22s Bedell Bldg Or. 5901.
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EMPLOYMENT
HELP WANTED MALE

MEN WISHING TO LEARN THE BAR
Der trade will do well to investigate
my fully equipped school; highest de-
gree of training: life scholarship. s45:
earnings paid; booklet free Lewis Bar
Der College, 127 w. Commerce St.
Evening star., 1924-06-03
EQUITY APPROVES
ACTION OF OFFICERS
Re.Elcot ALI Leaders-Gold Stars
Voted Those Thrown Out Of
Jobs by Closings.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. June s.-The Actors
Equity Association at ito annual
meeting yesterday expressed unani-
nous approval Of the stand taken by
their leaders in the controversies with
the theatrical managers during the
past few months. This approval was
registered not only by resolution. but
also by the recollection OF all tho
officers.
The III members who were thrown
out employment by the closing OF
six non equity companies Saturday
night we're cheered, and 1t was voted
to place gold stars on their member
ship cards.
William Harris may. IL he wants,
close The Outsider at the Am mbasSa-
dor Theater Justice Tierney ruled to-
day. This makes the seventh play to
be cancelled since Saturday because
the Producing Managers Association
refused to sign new contracts under
terms demanded by the Actors Equity
Association.
THE Outsider" Lee Shubert. one of
broken away from the Producers As
sociation and signed up with Equity,
is one fourth owner Of the play.
Yesterday Shubert sought an inJunc-
ton preventing Harris from closing
the play, but Justice Tierney declined
to issue one. The court also vacated
a stay, granted by Justice McCook
last week, pending decision on the IN
junction application.
Evening star., 1924-06-03
GREET KING GEORGE
! ON 59TH BIRTHDAY
Officials, Friends, Populace and
Newspapers Extend Felicitations
to Monarch.
MILITARY CEREMONY STAGED
Two "Merit Of Order" Appoint
ments May Provoke Comment.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
LONDON, June S.-King George to-
day celebrated his fifty-ninth birthday,
receiving a multitude of fluctuations
from friends and officials. The news
papers printed the customary laudatory
and congratulatory articles.
His majesty this morning witnessed
the annual military ceremony, the
'trooping of the colors," by regiments of
footguards, after which he planned to
leave for EPSON for the opening of the
races He intended to stay at EPSON
for the entire four days Of racing.
Lons List of Honors.
The list of the kings birthday honors
IS one of extreme length, recalling the
portentous lists of Lloyd Georgian days.
when the wholesale bestowal of honors
provoked comment leading to public in
vestigation. The present list. however.
is largely a legacy from the recent
Baldwin government.
No new peerages are created, and
only one new privy councilor-T. p.
O'Connor, father OF the House OF Com
MONS" which nomination is for pub
lie services"
Only two new baronets are created,
one of them being Sir Humphrey Davy
Rolleston, president of the Royal Col
lege of Physicians at London;
comment are made to the exclusive
"Order of Merit" namely, Francis Her
bert Bradley and Sir Charles Scott Sher-
rington. The Order Of Merit confers no
title, and up to the present men OF the
very highest public standing have been
selected, such as Balfour. Thomas Hardy
and Sir James NJ. Barrie. The two new
members of the order, although prom
inent in the literary and scientific world,
are not SO well known to the general
public.
Among the new knights is D. Y.
Cameron, famous etcher. Three new
knights of the Grand Cross of the
British empire are Robert Donald,
former editor of the Daily Chronicle;
Sir Josiah Charles Stamp. the econo-
mist, and Sir Henry Strakosch, men,
Der of the league of nations COM
mittee for the restoration of Hun
garian finances.
The Countess of Reading, wife of
sar-I-Hind medal, which was found
ed in 1900, and is a reward for any
person who shall have rendered USE
full service in or for India.
Two Flyers Mentioned.
AS usual the bulk of the honors
are bestowed upon public servants at
home and in the colonies. In the
of the British empire figure the two
aviators, Wing Commander Goble
and Flying Officer MacIntyre, who re-
Gently made an air flight around Aus
tralia, and Robert Wilberforce. direc-
tor of the British Library of 1nforma-
tion. in New York.
Col. c. Z. c. G. Charlton. military
attache of the British embassy at
Washington, is appointed companion
of the Order of the Bath, and Arthur
Cunningham Grant Duff, British min
lister to Chile, is made knight COM
mander of ST. Michael and ST. George.
Evening star., 1924-06-03

to the Lostrils of this wild west states
man, and few times during the past
years have he and Mrs. Warren failed
to be on hand to see the performance
and to entertain the victors. Cowgirls
who can perform impossible feats with
a mustang abound in this neighborhood
and no event seems Just right without
the longtime patron, Francis E. War
rem. to witness it.
Then Wyoming is one Of the states
wherein the Yellowstone Park is situ-
ated and visitors from the Atlantic sea-
board invariably enter one way and de-
part another. But, whichever route is
chosen. scores Of the friends Of Senator
and Mrs. Warren drop by to see them
and this Is q delightful interlude. For
many years Senator Warren made an
annual pilgrimage to the vast park. and
few men are better informed on every
aspect Of this marvel Of nature and
more familiar with its perls as well
as it's beauties. He was the friend Of
William E. Cody, for whom the Wyo-
ming entrance to the park is named.
and which continues the most popular
entrance route. Senator and Mrs. War
rem reside in upper 10th street, and
maintain a hospitality worthy of their
state Mrs. Warren is the senator's sec
ond wife, and is native of Detroit and
the niece OF the late Associate Justice
Brewer of the United States Supreme
Court. n
Evening star., 1924-06-03
HEADS MOTHER CHURCH.

BOSTON. June Sat the annual
meeting yesterday Of the First Church
of Christ, Scientist, the mother church
Of Christian Scientists, Torrance Parker
Of Belmont was elected president.
dent.
Mr.. Parker 10 a native Of Rich
mond, Va, lived as a boy In western
New York and was graduated from
Harvard In 1898. He has prActiced
law in Boston since 1896.
The annual report of the clerk said
that the mother church had admitted
more members during the last year
than in any previous year and that
since Juno I, 1924. firty-six churches
and eighty-two Christian Science So
cietieS had been recognized as
branches of the mother church.
Evening star., 1924-06-03

had passed the
thirty-third year Of
service in the Sem
ate, and yet he Is
far from seeming
an old man or q
victim of the years.
Senator w arr e n
HES back to his
own home in Chey-
enne when tn q
slightest opportu-
nity presents, and
out that way life
is too filled with
exciting events to
allow a man to feel
old or to appear
so. Rodeos are as
fhn hraath ~ lSfn
Evening star., 1924-06-03
Farm Wage Bill Backed.

LONDON, June 3.-The House of
Commons last night, by a vote of 245
to 214, passed the second reading of
the government's agricultural wages
bill. This measure provides for crea-
tfon OF agricultural wages commit
tees, representing equally the en-
ployers and the workers, with an in
dependent chairman, and reference to
a central board in the event of failure
to reach an agreement
Evening star., 1924-06-03

Twenty new organizations arc 10.
Gated in Europe, South Africa, Tas-
mania and New Zealand. The total
number of recognized branches Of the
mother church now 10 2,117, George
Wendell Adams Of Boston was elect
cd clerk and Edward L. Ripley of
Brookline, treasurer.
Evening star., 1924-06-03
Minnesota Star Sold for $50, 900.

MINNEAPOLIS, June Sale of the
plant, building and good will of the
Minnesota Daily Star to new corpo-
ration organized by John Thompson.
Thomas Van Lear. H. D. Bratter, and
associates, for $500 was confirmed
yesterday by Judge H. II. Dickinson.
Evening star., 1924-06-03
RATED BEST ATHLETE.
Pennsylvanian Wins Honors at
Annapolis Academy.
ciaI pispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
ANNAPOLIS, Md, June 3.--Midship
man Ira c. Mckee Of Butler, Pa, has
been voted the Navy Athletic Asso-
citation sword as the best athlete of
the year, and is the only midshipman
in the history of the Naval Academy
to receive this honor twice. He was
presented with the sword last year.
Evening star., 1924-06-03
FOLKS

"The father OF the Senate" Francis
Emory Warren OF Wyoming, will, all
things in order, celebrate his eishtieth
birthday on June 20. Last December he
Evening star., 1924-06-03

The female representation in the
German Reichstag has been reduced
from sixty to twenty three.
Evening star., 1924-05-01
ROCKVILLE.

ROCKVILLE, Md, May CSr'Ciap.
, The spring meeting of Tho Mont
j. -omcry County section Of the W omen ;
ID Missionary Union If the Western
District Baptist Association WAS held
ia the Baptist Church at Gcrman-
town yesterday with q larg, attend
@uce of representatives of the various
- missionary societies OF the churches
at Rockville. kcnSington. Cedar
Grove. BarnesVille, Upper Seneca,
Germantown, Mount Zion and TraNl-
lah. 1t was conducted 10y Miss Isabel
Kingdom Of Rockville
Reports from various committees
were submitted and Mrs. John +.
FiZer Of Baltimore, delivered an add
dress. here remarks being largely IN
,lht interest Of the 5,U00,O0o com
,prign the Eaptists are now waGlug.
- each session devotional eNeTci~e'
.s~re held and Al noon luncheon
~. as served by th, women Of the
Germantown Church.
Rev. .tohn X. Henderson. retired
Presbyterian minister oitictat"d at
, III" mGrria-c hcrc Of Ralph |.
. f'rotchir and Miss Grace ~ Kelly.
10th of Washington. the hon, of
h minister being the sccnc of the
. Thc county commissioners have in
2 >ilcd bids On S21,'oc county t"ud> ne
{ issue OF which Vas authorized 10y tn
. last legislature fpr the improve mcnt
: lot the road from kcHsn=trn L"
. Forrest Glen. bE Way If Capitol View.
. !; distance Of about our and oue-half
Hes They bear 1 J.. per cent inter
-. arr in denominations of $500. and
, t.o urc redeemabl, each year. The
MAJ ID. H.''
licenses hasa arrn ISSUED mere for
Z -.. ,narriaG, &c John /. 'rouo and
. Ais, I.ottic y. FtcIdiu-, both OF
/, ,Tak. nag Park. aud Trvni- {. Ward
std Mis- Gutu schools. both "f Bal
? t5Iuorr.
IIsnry Lsenard Ea-t.u and ,li5a
Muriei q. A-ISu. both ~ SANDY
Sprng VINO visited Rockville, wer-
rIuabl, to obtain marriage license
..ycau~c the E"uuZ man was onty
. ,r-n"uty ytars old and did not bring
with him the written consent of his
Drs. .. \. Hartley ana Benjamin c
,i'rrry having declared lrviu@ t"St"'
iiGliu nf tii~ county. 10 ~ "f un-
Sound mind. tho county commission
.r- have directed that h. y" com
iuitted t. Springfield Asylum at
. 'Skyr~yilit Nd. for care aud treat
. mem ut til, eApens' 81 tn, counts
That states Attorney John :. Car
. rett Is ''deljvsr.ng the "Dcd.' q
'rroS.cutinss officer. especially So Tar
:a HirIator& 81 ci4c liquor laws arr
concerned. seemed - h. thr uuani-
, NOUS feeling aEHoa- Jh- largr num-
Ter uf Iempc ";ln,.- workers and 9TH
. ~ rho :,Jteud.d h quarterly meet
in Of tn, MoHtgom,ry County Anti
. Saloon Lra@rla in The auditorium at t."
= li@h Scnnl building al Damascus yes
: rerdaN. and formal oppression was
given to that >rntimrnt in a reSolu-
Tiou. " hiri Was unanimnusly adopted.
commendinl Mr. Garrett for his
"strict devotion To duty.
rnt alaiiabil.ty from The orgaui-
nation'S standpoint of the various
candidates for III. Domncr;tti, ana
]..pubiioan uotnina tons f"r Congress
A Mas given earnest consideration ana
II MAS decided that McssT$. Dawson,
Wolinger and Zfhlman. who are seek
in the E-nubiicar uoGius tou ana
Mayor EooH of 'umuf TiaUd. " ho it,
i: candidate for tIe Democratic Uomi-
zion. ar. Saiisfar tory. Air~@TS.
'ummugS Mfsh AMI Winch. nu,~.
Evening star., 1924-05-01
ROW SHUTS SCHOOLS,
OF VIRGINIA COUNTY
Parents Refuse to Allow Children
to Attend and Boys Are
Satisfied.
al Dispatch to The star

Ea.'."i i'iSpdt Ten TO The Star
RICHMOND, Va. May l.-rhcre
app"ars 10 be no solution of the
2r1o"l difficulties in Cumberland
County. aud it is understood that
ore Of the schools are closing their
doors, much 10 the delight OF the
i'N@. The attendance on other
schools than that which precipitatcd
'ho trouble Is said to have dwindled.
hu ~ some cases the patrons have
used 10 ALLOW their children to 70
Nj tne schools because If the uu-
"miN row and the bitter political
'#'il"naI rows that have torn the
county from end TO end. with the Gar
''it and anti-Garrett factions bitter
'nNard one another
l.arkin {. Garrett ho faces ~
say Of i've Years in the pruitrntiaTv
t"r complicitN in the murder of Rev.
J.. ). Pierce. when the school he tried
T." keep open was closed insisted on
2 u the other schools in che county
.'ominS right up To the scratch, and
when that was not done il is under
stood that he and his supporters
said that what was fair for one was
fair for another. and the schools
are said to lie practically all closed.
save that the colortd schools arr not
involved in the nuddle.
Evening star., 1924-05-01

for the Democratic nomi-
nation, were declared unsatisfactory.
The meeting was presided over by
the president Rev Albert Corkran Of
Washington Grove. At the morning
session. committee reports were re-
CeiVed and other business transacted,
and IN the afternoon the principal
Evening star., 1924-05-01

speaker was Rev DR.. Williamson of
Baltimore. assistant state Superin-
tendent of the league.
Mrs. Henry j. Finley entertained
the Rockville Inquiry Club at its BIZ
weekly meeting. The feature of the
program rendered was an address by
Mrs. White of Washington, who spent
Evening star., 1924-05-01
Knocks Self Out,
Preferring Coma
To Bad Headache
Special Dispa tch 10 The star.

I
RICHMOND, Va, May John
Marks was found on the street
with his head bleeding and appar-
emily much hurt. The ambulance
was called and the man was taken
to a hospital. The man was un-
conscious when found. Later
when he recovered he said he had
hit himself with brick, and that
he preferred to be unconscious
rather than to suffer from the Sc
we're headache that had developed
prior to his beating himself with
the brick.
Evening star., 1924-05-01
STOLEN CAR FOUND STRIPPED.

Special Dispatch to The star.
LYNCHBURG, Va, May IA small
touring car stolen from a C-Drive-lt
Company here has been found on
highway in Bedford County, twenty
five miles from Lynchburg. 1t had
been StripDed
Evening star., 1924-05-01

several years in missionary work in
China. and who will return there in
the near future
Evening star., 1924-05-01

4 newly designed boat is Of wood.
stitched with hemp thread and has
no nails.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-11-18
DIP, 0MATS 10 ATTEND
FLEET Army GAME

Some twenty-five nations WIN be
represented in Griffith stadium On
Saturday afternoon at the Fleet
Army football game, which the
President and Mrs. Coolidge hav.
promised to attend The spanish
Ambassador. Senior Riano, ana the
italian Ambassador, Prince Caetani
viii occupy boxes on the army side,
with the diplomatic contigent on the
navy side headed by the British
Ambassador and Lady Isabella
Howard and the Cuban Ambassador
and Mime. de Ia Torriente. The Iists
Pof acceptances Is not yet complete.
but the ambassadors of France.
Chile and Peru, as we'll the charges
d'affaires of the remaining en-.
bassies IN Washington, and the
ministers and charges d'affaires
Of all foreign legations have been
invited.
Under the auspices Of the board
Of lady visitors OF the institution,
the annual Thanksgiving tea and
sale for the benefit Of the Wash
lngton Home for Children. 17I5
Fifteneth street, will be held On
Saturday afternoon from 8 to g.
O'Clock.
Roy III. Rankin has returned to
Washington from Iowa. Mr.. RAM
kin is secretary to Senator Smith
w. Brookhart.
The entertainment committee Of
the Georgia State Society will meet
AT the home OF Mrs Robert E. II.
Hall, 1913 Twenty-ninth street, to-
night at o'clock for the purpose
Of completing arrangements for the
first large entertainment Of the
season.
Mrs. Hall is chairman or the
entertainment committee which in
cludes; Miss Sybil Armand, Mr.. y.
r. Braswell. Mr. B. s. Britton, Miss
Ethel BrasweIT, Doctor ]. G. b,
Bulloch, Mrs. r. w Curbow, s. B.
Felker, George Hillyer, jr., Moul-
trie Hit, Miss Margaret Humphrey,
Mrs. Bernice Brown McCulIar,
Maurice Mahoney, s. p. Morgan, L.
Karlton MosteIler, J. Thad Baker,
Horace Bradley, William /. Den
ming, James b. Grice, Miss Essie
Hendricks, Daniel p. Mcdonald, J !.
@. Mcleod, David w. Pinkston,
Mrs. Carl E. Schoenhals, Miss Mary
Willis and Miss Mary YoungbIood.
C. b. McCulIar is president OF the
society and George r. Martin.
secretary.
Mrs. Julia Bishop Coleman, Of
LoveIand. Ohio. grand president Of
the National Delta Zeta Fraternity,
and Miss Annette Steele, Of the
concert, were received yesterday by
President Coolidge.