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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-06-02
WINTER CRESS IS
YELLOW PERIL
Plant Dangerous to Alfalfa
and Glover,

LAFAYETTE, Ind, June q
Farmers of Indiana are warned
against a yellow lowered, mustard
like weed that has appeared lately in
all sections of the State and that is
capable of spreading at an alarming
rate.
The plant is known as winter cress
and it is so dangerous a weed an
alfalfa field near Worthington has
been completely smothered out by
the pest and many fields of wheat
are being rendered almost worth
less by this new yellow peril"
Winter cress has been widely dis
tributed by means of contaminated
clover seed and possibly by pod
sections in seed oats. The danger
presented by the plant is pointed out
by A. A. Hansen of the Purdue Uni
versity agricultural extension de-
partment, who states a single plant
is capable of producing over 100, 900
seeds per season. For this reason, it
is important the weed be hand
pulled and destroyed on its first APP
pearance. There are hundreds of
farms in Indiana on which the pest
has appeared for the first time this
season and where a few scattering
plants are present.
Where the winter cress seeds have
already infested the soil and the I'M
welcome newcomer exists in large
numbers. the best method is to NOW
the plants Immediately and watch
for the appearance of the second
crop of blossoms a few weeks later
which should also be cut in early
bloom. Although under Indiana con-
ditions winter cress is becoming a
perennial in habit. clean cultivation
will usually destroy it. This meth
cd will not, however, destroy the
seeds in the soil
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-06-02
Drink and Dance

NEW YORK, June "A new
drink reported to be popular in the
more remote parts of the republic OF
Colombia instills a desire to fight in
the natives of the region, according
to Dr. H. H. Rusby of the New York
College of Pharmacy. The effect OF
the drinA Oh white men, however, is
to make them wish to dance, DR.
RusbV saVf,
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CRYSTALS Cheap

TOXIC. June "A method Of
manufacturing perfect artificial crys-
tails, invented by two professors of
the Toxic Imperial University, will
bring down the cost of a 81 500 crys-
tai ball to 81. rhe artificial crystal
is made by melting white stones by
electricity at a temperature Of 1000
degrees.
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New London Fad

LONDON, June Hair from an
elephants tail-ancient precaution
against the evil eye-is London's
newest fad. Charms made from ele-
rings and bracelets. A very popular
bracelet has a gold clasp with an
elephant in white enamel hanging
from a circle Of hair.
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Spider Web Stockings

BERLIN, June 2.-Spider web
stockings, made Of thread so fine
that 279 miles of it would be required
to make a pound of silk. are the
latest fad of Berlin's Dame Fashion.
The dealers admit that after one
dance to modern jazz music, how
ever, the toes and heels Of the stock
ings would be all out.
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Twins Die aft 10

WEATHERBY, England, June 2.
After living together all their lives,
the Misses Martha and Bessie
Theakstone. twins, 90, died within
twelve hours of each other recently.
In the funeral the two collins We're
carried side bye side through the vii
lage streets, each on the shoulders
of four men.
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Deer Increasing

SAN FRANCISCO. June 2.-The
number of deer in California is in
creasing despite the fact that the
combined toll taken by hunters and
mountain lions each year is at least
$4,000. The State at present has a
population Of 300, 900 to 400, 5000 deer,
according to estimates of the Cali
fornia fish and game commission.
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Moon Like Dried Mud

LONDON, June 1.-THE moons
surface is the color of dried mud,
according TO F. J. Hargreaves, a
member of the British Astronomical
Association. who has perfected a
process of direct color photography.
He says the surface of the moon
can also be nkened to weathered,
dirty concrete.
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Accidents Grow

LONDON. June 2.-Traffic acct
dents in three months took a toll of
15S lives, according to an official re-
port of the police department. One
hundred and forty deaths resulted
from accidents in connection with
mechanically propelled vehicles.
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DEATH NOTICES

KLINCH. ROSE Mage So years. passed
away at the home of her sister, Mrs
John w Sims 81 N jefferson Ave. Sun.
day, June l. Funeral Tuesday, June 3, 9
n m Funeral private
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In the matter of the estate Of Gather
inc Murine deceased a
No 65-20S30. -
In the Probate Court OF Marion county,
May term, 1924
Notice is hereby given that Patrick J.
Haley. as administrator of the above
named estate. has presented and fled his
account and vouchers in final settlement of
said estate and that the same will come
up for the examination and action Of
said Probate Court on the 21st day of
May, 1924, at which time all heirs, credi-
tors or legatees of said estate required to
appear in said court and show cause. if
any there be. why said account and vouch-I
ers should not be approved. And the heirs
of said estate are also required to appear
and make proof of their heirship.
r. R. DALTON. Attorney.
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eSuburban
$1,000 Down
Acre Tracts

Located at lnterurDan Stops.
On or near paved roads and bus
lines. Is minutes drive from
Circle. Building up with nice
homes. Restricted against col
ored people. Double credit al
lowed for each dollar up to
500. Prices from 5000 up. Bal
ance may be paid in small
weekly or monthly payments.
Let US show you these tracts
without any obligation to you.
For appointment call office,
MAIN 1851, evenings BEL. 1886
ring 2. 707-10 Occidental Bldg.
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CAPITOL AVE. near 3Sth; modern except
furnace; new roof; newly painted pa
$3.50: small down payment. Wash. 1876
Near Garfield Park
2146 S. East st.
seven-room cottage; electric lights, gas.
city water barn garage; price So 600.
Part cash, balance terms.
Lorenz Schmidt & Sons
81 Monument Circle
Main 3715. Evenings Ran. 5551.
NEAR lockwood Pulley Co. weIi-built,
Broom modern bungalow; on easy
terms. Spann Ave; $500 cash, balance
PRIESMEYER & WEISS
Ii. 8105. 1876 n Del. Eve. Har. 2913
FOR COIORED
9O6 E. 21st ST.
will sell 5-room cottage to RESPONSE
BILE colored family on monthly payments.
Ran. lob Lin. 3843.
Bungalow East
rooms and bath Rybold furnace. fire.
place; a wellbuilt home 5000 cash will
put you in possession. Cali Mr.. Weesner.
Main 0792.
New bungalow, two large lots. 122-ft.
front, l0S-ft. deep. only $3.50; terms
$3.50 cash \ 6al R1SH1 Ro z sSN
- After6 ttu M Randoph a4 f4 O'9o
QUICK CASH
For your property, south or west, not
over $4,000 or six rooms. Spot cash.
Randolph 0473.
FOR COLORED BUYERS
Small down payment will buy good.
semi-modern home at 9I9 E. Fourteenth
ST. CIVIC REALTY co. 1876 n Delaware.
Room lO4. lin. $3.50. Eve. Har 045S.
SMALL payment VIII get possession of s.
room home. electric lights city water.
sewer Connections Call Harrison 0734
FOUR-ROOM bungalows easy payments
Wash 4344. CITY BLDRS REALTY CO
FOR nice homes east or south. call c. ].
OSBURN. DreXel 6lS4.
dots
DE QUINCY ST. south of renth St east
front; bargain for quick sale Also
5000 Capitol Ave. east front. Washing
ton 1876.
Ia ACRES. northeas. near lnterurban
stop; cash or terms. No 1432, Times.
44TH and Cornelius: . lots. improvements
in. owner. Brookside 749l.
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ALBERT H. L0SCHE. Clerk
May 26-June g

" ~ NO-JuLe :.
NOTICE TO HEIRS, CREDITORS, ET0
| In the matter of the estate OF Peter.
! J. Smith. deceased.
No. 65-21179.
In the Probate Court of Marion County,
Notice is hereby given that Sam Ingle.l
! as administrator of the above h9med es-
/ tate. has presented and filed his account
| and vouchers in final settlement OF said
/ estate and that the same will come up
/ for the examination and action of said
/ Probate>Court, on the 21st day of June,i
/ 1924. at which time all heirs, creditors or
! legatees OF said estate required to appear
/ in said court and show cause, If any.
/ there be, why said account and vouchers
should not be approved. And the heirs
/ of said estate are also required to appear
! and make proof Of their helrshlp-
/ % ALBERT II. LoSCHE, Clerk.
/ May 26-June 2.
! NOTICE TO HEIRS. CREDITORS, ETC.
/ In the matter of. the estate of IpnA
Truitt decea sed. No. 65-21145.
In the Probate Court of Marion Counts,
Notice is hereby given that william c..
Truitt. administrator of the above
named estate, has presented and filed his
account and vouchers in final settlement
of said estate and that the same Will
| come up for the examination and action
| of said Probate Court, the 21st day OF
May, 1924, at which time all heirs. cred
| itors or legatees of said estate required to
| appear in said Court and show cause, it
| any there be. why said account ap6e
vouchers should not be approved. Az
| the heirs OF said estate are also required
to appear and make proof OF their heir
| ship.
ALBERT H LOSCHB, Clerk.
| WILLIAM T. QUILLIN. Attorney.
May rs. June 2.
NOVICE OF APPOINTMENT
Notice is hereby given, that the under1
! signed has duly qualified as executor OF
! estate Of William Edward Norris deceased
| late of Marion County. Indiana Said
| estate is supposed to be solvent.
EARL R. HUNT.
June 2, 8, 10.
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NOTICE To HEIRS. CREDITORS. ETC.
In the matter of the estate of Henry c.
Lambert. deceased. No. 65-21154
In the Probate Court OF Marion County,
May term, 1924.
Notice IS hereby given that Ernest F.
Werner as administrator of the above
named estate has presented and filed his
account and vouchers in final settlement OF
said estate and that the same VIII coma
up for the examination and action Of said
Probate Court on the 21st day of Junel
1924. At which time all heris creditors or
legatees of said estate required to appear
in said court and show cause. If any TIERS
be, why said account and vouchers should
not be approved. And the heirs of said
estate are also required to appear and
make proof of their heirship.
ALBERT H. LOSCHE Clerk
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
b----HOuSeS

CAPITOL AVE. near 3Sth; modern except
furnace; new roof; newly painted pa
pered, new fixtures, full lot; east front
81 $50: small down payment Wash 1876
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May 2e-June ;. -'---'1 L. -'0'7e1h-' 0iefA'

NOTICE 10 HEIRS CREDITORS ETC
In the matter Of the estate Of Hiram ".
Moore deceased No. 65-2114S
In the Probate Court of Marion County.
May term, 1924
Notice is hereby given that Cora H
Moore as Administrative of the abova
named estate has presented and fled he9
account and vouchers in final settlements
of said estate and that the same will coma
up for the examination and action of said
Probate Court on the 2lst day Of June.
1924, at which time all heiss, creditors or
legatees Of said estate required to appear
IN SAID court and show cause. If any there
not be approved. And the heirs Of said
estate are also required to appear and mako
proof of their heirship
ALBERT H. LosCHE. Clerk.
FESLER ELAN & YOUNG. Attorneys.
FaNv r luna y
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NOTICE TO HEIRS, CREDITORS. Era

FESLER ELAN & YOUNG, Attorneys.
Nav 26-June q
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QUICK CASH

DE QUINCY ST. south of renth ST., east
front; bargain for quick sale Also.
5000 Capitol Ave. east front. Washing
ton 1870
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NOTICE TO HEIRS. CREDITORS. ETC.


Board OF Park Commissioners of the
City Of Indianapolis. Ind.
May 26-June ,.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-06-02

Ia ACRES. n0rlheas. near lnterurban
stop; cash or terms No. 1432, Times.
44TH and Cornelius; q lots: improvements
in owner. BroOksiGa 749l.
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New bungalow two large lots. 122-ft.
front. 15S-ft. deep. only $2,750 terms
$3.50 cash. balance monthly.
I. N. RICHIE e. SON.
10 Bankers Trust Bldg. Main O520.
After~6 D. m. Randolph 24T4
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so AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
bGasOIfue

CHEVROLET Superior. 1928; first-class in
every respect. extra equipment To get
this car ask for No. 252 Bargain s425
Michigan
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) rooms and bath Rybold furnace, fire.
place; a well-built home, 5000 cash will
put you in possession. Call Mr.. Weesner.
Main OTQ1
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Near Garfield Park
Bungalow East

I will sell a 5-room cottage TO RESPONSE
BILE colored family on monthly payments.
Ran 1lO3 Lin 3S45
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1924-01-25

Come to the Elevator and buy BIS
at ST. Is per sack or at 500 per ion
Trading stamps reduce this another
48c per on.-adv
r. II. Harvey reached Papeete,
Tahiti island, Jan. 8, on his voyage TO
New Zealand, according to letter to
The Tribune. He states that he
expects to return in four mouths.
Attorney Miles F. Egbers lea YES
next Monday night for Chicago and
neighboriDg cities on a business trip,
which will necessitste his absence
from Rathdrum until about Feb. II
Charles p. Evans, W. T. Winslow.
Chas F.. Borell, j J. Feely and Ira
A. Crahtree Of Rathdrunl precinct
and l.. P. Truebl0nd of Rimrock
precinct. are among the men sum-
moned on the district court jury at
C9ur d'AleDe Jan. %.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1924-01-25
Sheep and Corn.

In order to secure ready
market for his corn, improve the
land and at the same time harvest
the crop without extra help w. G..
Folsom and his son-in-law, l.. r.
Milford, farmers near Rurert.
southern Idaho, turned 1916 head
Of sheep on their IFS acre corn
field and made profit by it.
Today the stalks on most Of the
IFS acres are stripped clean OF corn
as we'll as every blade or shoot that
grew upon them. The sheep made
clean job of the harvest and
cleaned up all the forage in tie
field, leaving the land in better
shape for next season. The yield
this year was estimated from SO to
90 bushels.
Most of the sheep have been
shipped, and sold for S1.58 apiece
more than the original purchase
price. Their feed was estimated
at cent a day, leaving at least
dollar clear to the head. Except
for pasturage on adjoining ranches
costing $3.50, no feed except the
corn was used, which was included
in the cent day estimate.
This year the raisers hope to do
even better than in 1923.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1924-01-25
Local Paragraphs.

The Pythian Sisters installed officers
Tuesday evening
The sawmil OF the Cu,ur d'Alene
Lumber company west Of Haussr lake
was put 70 operation last week.
The Masonic lodge continues to
have degree work at nearly every
meeting.
Saturday, January 26. will be Rath-
drums next bargain day. The ads
appear elsewhere in this issue. Read
them.
A card was received yesterday by
The Tribune from G j. Fleischer
announcing that he is moving from
Los Angeles to Garden Grove, Calf.
He says summer weather prevails.
A warrant for $1775 was receiv d
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W. R. C. Officers Installed.

The w. r. G. installed the follow
ing officers at their regular meeting,
Jan. 10:
Mrs. Belle Tucker. president; Sara
Ovetbey, senior vice; Frances Brophy,
junior vice; Bertha Stoutenburg. secy:
Otelia Satchwell, treas. Julia Poisson,
chaplain; Ella Richmond, conductor:
Ellen CASTOR, guard;Mary Humphrey,
patriotic instructor; Blanche Rich
mond, press corresp. and musician;
Cora Sheffield, assistant conductor;
Bertha Feely, assistant guard; Jennie
Roscoe. Hazel Roscoe, Gertrude
Woolery, and Mary Cleland, color
bearers, Installing officer Cora
Sheffield.
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Personal Mention.

ia mes H. Wright was in town ye
ferday from Hauser Lake.
Sheriff T. L. Quarles was in tow
Tuesday from Occur d'Alene.
# Oliver AmeIl and son, of Occur d.
sAlene, visited relatives in Rathdrunl
Sunday.
81 Solomon FAIR arrived last Friday
#from Los Angeles, CAL, for visit at
*the home Of his mother, Mrs. NJ FAIR.
q w. E. Coleman, who has been a.
M ed mont and Occur d'Alene, was 10
town Tuesday.
Albert Welsh arrived last week
from Almira, Wash, to spend the
@balance o. the winter ia Rathdrum.
Il John Brophy and George Banka
have gone to Blanchard To skid and
haul logs.
Oscar Satchwell is TO have charge
<of his fathers farm on the prairie
Sthis year.
G. II. Sheffield recently traded h
9tim Der claim in Bonner county for 40
acres of irrigated land down the
Spokane valley.
J. W. Conklic and family were here
& onday from Steptoe, Wash, attend
bog the funeral of his brother.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Satcbwell
moved last week to Hauser Lake
Us here Walter has rented the j. II
Wright farm for the year.
Mrs. Clarence Johns departed las
Friday for her home 10 Portland aft.
an extended visit at the home of her
Father. Frank A. Morris.i n Rathdrum
G. II. Sheffield was home from
the first of the week and
Kot men to help him on his logging
contract near there.
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Call For School Warrants.

Rathdrum, Idaho, JAMIE, 1924.
Notice is hereby given, That l arm
prepared TO pay the following War
rants of Indep. School Dist. No. ?,
Interest on same to cease ten days
after date OF this notice:
Nos. 3O45 to 3206, inclusive, dated
Sept. II, 1923.
Il. E. YOUNG, Treas.
Ind. School Dist. No. 2.
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by the village OF Rathdrum last Sat
urday. covering the tax apportlop
ment OF Jan, IL from the county.
Ne1 and supplies we're taken out /,
the Hayden Lake mine last week ami
work on the property has been
resumed.
The town board has had the fire
hose tested and dried out and tie
hydrants flushed. Ice was found in
two OF the FIRE hydrAnts, showing that
Az occasional inspection is necessary
The adjourned meeting OF the
school board was held Monday even
ins,C. +. Lathrop acting as chairman
pro temp. IN the absence Of Grant
Sheffield. Only routine work was
transacted. Current bills were allowed
to the amount OF $1O4.
A temperature reported at 90 or
more below zero made last Friday
night the coolest Of the winter. The
mercury rose rapidly the next morn
Ing and some soft weather With a
little rain have marked the succeeding
days.
The receirt OF $1l,S9S tax appo--
tioBmsnt from the county treasurer,
added to a smaller sum received 10
Der, has enabled r. K. Young,
treasurer of the school district, to
call outstanding warrants Of the
district up to last Septembe amount.
ug TO over $4,000.
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Butter wrappers printed at The
Tribune Office, 800 for SO 90; 1000 for
So 90. Smaller quantities at reasona-
BILE prices. adv.
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For Sale: 6 cover Charter Oak range
with reservoir. Second band but IN
Due condition. Low cash price. Ia
quiIe this Office. % "a
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Old newspapers for sale At this
ONCE le cents hundred. adv.
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by the village Of Rathdrum last Sat
urday. covering the tax apportiop
ment OF Jan, IL from the county.
Evening star., 1924-08-06
Births Reported.

The following births have been reported Il
the Health Department in the last "A hours
Benjamin II. and Bertha Clauser, boy.
Charles and Mabel Gerber boy.
Charles A. and Ethel r. Hepburn, boy.
Charles 3. and Susie !. BranseIl, boy.
George and Rhoda J. Barefoot, boy.
Walter 2. and Florence NJ. Carlton, girl.
Edward r. and Marie A. Clarke, boy
Leo A. and Helen Cretty. boy,
Thomas A. and Alice Flynn. girl.
Alva O.. and Ella Hesrne girl
William d. and Ruby n. Hevens, boy.
wade II. and Mary NJ. Pembroke boy
Balthsssr Il. and Lillian NJ. Reuter-. boy.
.ne s.Gnsepn D. and Ethel Simmons, girl.
George y. and Anna Hanratty, girl.
Jesse r. and Lois Hopkins, girl.
Zaccsrin and Angeline Aquiline boy
James NJ, and Harriette G. Gonowen, girl.
Walker h. and Julia Peacock, boy
Jsmes M. and NirRinia Il SteyenS hnv
Evening star., 1924-08-06
SOCIETY
President and Mrs. Coolidge Will Be
" Joined This Evening By
Mrs. Stearns.
Mrs. StearnS.

in Europe, will spend the Winter in
their home in France.
Commander R A. Vago. the Arger-
tine naval attache, and Nine. de
Vago are leaving today for Toronto,
Canada, where he will attend the
International Mathematical Congress
as the representative of the Centre
Naval of Buenos Aires. Commander
and Nine. de Vago will stop over in
Niagara Falls on their way north,
They expect to return about the
18th of August.
The first secretary of the French
embassy, NJ. Heilmann. has returned
to Washington after passing some
time with Nine. Heilmann and their
daughters at Murray Bay, Canada.
Evening star., 1924-08-06
Would Enjoin Rent Body.

Injunction against the Rent Com
mission is asked in a suit filed in the
District Supreme Court by Virginia
D. Cassidy. owner of the York apart
ments, at 76s Quebec street north
west. The court is requested to en-
join the commission from proceeding
to fix rentals for the property. At
torneys Darr, Whiteford & Darr ap-
pear for the owner
Evening star., 1924-08-06

Albert Y. and Clara Anderson, boy.
Albert n, and Nina Rhodes, boy.
Oscar and Helen Zaellner. girl.
Bernard J. and Mary II. Cutler. boy.
Edgar and Frances Black, boy
Whitfield and Mary Hawkins, boy.
Howard and Fanny Hill, boy.
Henry and Julia Minter, boy.
Harrison and Rosanna Nixon, girl.
Evening star., 1924-08-06
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to the
following:
James II. Gross and virgie NJ. johnson.
Daniel J. Hatton OF Hartford, Conn, and
Frances z. Tidler of this city.
Rerkley J. Embrey of Manassas, Va, and
Virge v. Bmbrry Of Remington. Va.
Maurice f. Mangum and Mary A. Jarboe.
Louis Perry and Pearl u. Pratt.
Rep X. Shelton and Ada Massey.
James Y. johnson Of Morgantown, ". Va,
N. Y.
Henry b. Chapman and Kathrine Gross,
both of Baltimore. Nd.
James Fl. Stone, jr., and julia Y. Howard
both OF Richmond, Va.
The famous monastery OF the Grand
Chartreuse has been completely de-
serted since the departure of the
monks twenty wears ago.
Evening star., 1924-08-06
Miss Smith Hostess to
Visitors From the south.

Miss Smith Hostess to
Visitors From the south.
Miss JeSsica Randolph Smith enter
tained at tea yesterday afternoon at
the Willard for her house guest, Mrs.
Herbert w. Jackson of North Caro-
lima, and Mrs. Marshall w. Butt
cousin of the hostess, formerly OF
Norfolk but now living in Washing
ton. Those asked to meet them in
cluded Mrs. a. w. Bagley, Miss Belle
Bagley, Mrs. John II. Small, Miss
Margaret Pou, Miss Ethel Bagley
Miss Norma Burwell Miss Winnefre ed
De Voc and Miss Elizabeth lobe.
Maj and Mrs. William Lemmond
have returned TO Washington, and
are now in their home at 1645 Har-
ward terrace. Maj. Lemmond has
been judge advocate al hea adquarters