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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-01-16

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Milliken of
Western avenue went to Bangor on
Tuesday where on Tuesday evening
they witnessed the performance of
Harry Lauder. the famous Scotch
comedian.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-01-16

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Townsend and
daughter. Helen OF Fairfield. were
callers upon relatives and friends in
the city. Tuesday. They were on
their way to Hallowell for q short
visit
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-01-16

morning. The boys were Percy Will
liams. Il, and John Percy Grant, -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-18
Vital Statistics
BIRTHS

Births In their households are re-
ported by the following men:
Romano, John, 1857 18th ave. s. girl.
Darnall. Fred Allen. lis Bellevue
ave. N. boy.
schwensen. Max Claude. $50 2sth
ave. boy.
Thurmond. James. us Second ave.
n. girl.
Ankiam. Arthur. zoe n. 4ist ST., boy.
Berg. Arthur samuel 25is 18th ave.
w. girl.
Kinoshita. suyelsichi. ss5-A WASH
inEton st. girl.
Kumagai. Miyo. *. F. u. No. 10. girl.
Taguchi. Seiki. II. i. ID. No. 10. boy.
Lee, John j., 65i6 37th ave. S. w.
boy.
Halves. Harold Mcdonald. s21 Union
St. girl.
Masuda. Yuitlo. 421 Washington at.
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Modern bungalow: large grounds;
very attractive home, with good
open view corner lot T7xi00;
living room and good fireplace.
dining room with built-in buff
fst: large cabinet kitchen:
breakfast nook. bedrooms
downstairs with bath between:
partly finished. roomy attic: full
concrete basement: furnace:
laundry trays: garage: fruit and
berrias. near school. $500 cash.
balance 20 suit fS-l0e0)
D. -
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Az APPEAL TO THE CAREFUL
HtfYER

A substantial T-room brick home.
fireplace. basement: fine lot h0x
100. good location A real sacrifice
for quick sale. t1.aBo, with 1900
down. bal. SIS per mo-. inc int
q. &. IyOlIAflAN. HlsALTOR
zoe Greenwood Ave. su-nsct-t0oi
PHtSNEY RIDGE
Pretty little a-room bungalow and
garage. Just a block 20 phinney
car. and close 20 two schools.
hardwood floors. basement. ga
rage. south front. It's q fine buy.
Dali q ra,.la4t
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Queen Anne

e. s00-Terms. A fine 7-room home.
in good condition. in paved dis
trfct. and convenient 10 cars and
school. fun concrete basement: ef-
fscient furnace: bedrooms and
bath second floor. Price includes
considerable furniture. such as
rug. beds. dining room suite. kitch-
en- stove. etc This Is an excellent
buy. and should be inspected by
you For appointment phone C-s.
1fA in-5z41.
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65 FOR SALE-WEST
SEATTLE
HOME AND FAMILY
Your Greatest Happlness
A REAL LOVE NEST
in Love Addition. IN
nEArrITrI. ~ sEATTLE

BEAUTIFUL WEST SEATTLE
You may find this just tho home
you arc looking for. / know You
would enjoy owning and living IN
this ultra modern. new f-room
bungalow. nothing lacking t"I
your convenience spacious LYNX
room. i2Nea. hhndHome nreplacei
unusually large brdrooms3 All
huilt-in features IN Kitchen. IN
Guiding breakfast nook. tile sink
hack and dThiuboarda. lt-ln
tub; tile floor and shower in bath
room. crtnsut basement; furnace
laundry trays: beautifully painted
aud enamcird NipodNp rk; delicate
it tinted waiia and handsome
lighting and plumbing firturen' 2
blocks 10 poHtoffics, thcntsr. IL
hrHry. churches. , blocks % grade
school and play Z blocks %
high school. / block 60 car ana
paved street. all improvements IN
excepting pavement Why ever
pay rent when low terms Ike this
will bus this beautiful home
$3.50. Ne0 cash.
W. 7. CAMPBELL
California Ave. and Admiral Way
office open Evenings WE Ht-2lTO
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SCAN. Amer. Bk. warrants pur.
chased. s02 Amer Blk. Bldg.
SIS STOCKS AND BONDS
Watson-Moore Company
E~fa 1,ffebrd TafT

STOCKS BONDS
Durnnt and all listed and unlisted
securities given immediate execu-
tion over private wires with con-
nection In all principal cities In
the United States and Canada.
All Spokane and Occur d'Alene
stocks bought and sold at Spokane
Stock Exchange prices.
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Only t9Eoo, gtoO cAsU

Near Fhiuney car and school. 3
bath. large living room. dining
room aud Kitchen full base
menti laundry trays and furnace
on a wonderful toAi0o lot. with an
unobatructcd view This n a real
bargain, See praii a Son FOR
North End bargains. Phone
hi nwd-i4Gb.
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81 FOR sALE-ACREAGE
Little Ranches


q JUST OUTSIDE CITY LIMITS
RIGHT AT CAR LINE
hIetif AT CEMENT BOULEVARD
HALF-AcRE AND oNE-ACRE
TRACTS
cAN YOU BEAT THESE PHIcEsT
HALF-AcRE TRACTS OILY ss7c
$50 DOWN SO MONTH
ONE ACRE TRACTS ONLY s5s2
$40 DOWN; 'is MONTH
Level and slightly, the very best of
coll; water iiEhts and telephone.
Grade school and high school; r..
minute street car service
No payment when you are slekt only
county taxes and no city rcatrie-
Located AZ nurlen City: right AZ the
lake; We have cold over Lice
tracts and have only 100 tracts
remaining open,
our automobiles are Al your service
~ any time Of the day. including
sunday.
OFFICE on THE GROUNDS AT
huRiEH CITY
II. n NELSON. REALToR
30 liiNCkLEY BLDG. MA ln-7S6T
Oh sndie-i7b1-J-2
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Money Advanced on
Stocks

lis COLUMBIA ST. JUST OFF IND
AVE. OPP. Blk. OF CALIFORNIA
I'll. IOT-6lS6.
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Root Brothers Special

wAI.LINGFoRD HILL BEAUTY
FIVE CLASSY, MODERN ROOMS
PRICE CUT TO t1S00
MUST SELL IN TWO WEEKS
This Is ono OF the most attractive
homes In this desirable district
Living room. dining room. finest
oak floors. In iust-lika-new condi-
ton; as complete and convenient
wonderful basement, furnace
coils. laundry: two OF the finest
bedrooms. with wonderful closets
and a spotiess bath. Curtains
Grapes and gas range arc included
In this price for quick action.
THIS Is A DANpY--SEE 1T TO-DAY
NE irss -0eIf 1900 stone Way
ROOT DROTHERa. REALTORa
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$4,000 Bungalow

{ rooms. modern: bedrooms and
bath: full. light basement: large
lot. 50xiz0 to alley; good lake and
mountain view: blocks to car
line. block TO school. This house
is in excellent condition. and rep
resenta an exceptional buy. Can
be seen BY appointment. Cali E-zf.
zfA In-y34f.
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ORCHARD ST. SOUTH END
s-room bungalow, almost new, only
fs.lao. Pay what you can down,
make terms 90 suit the buyer, This
% a nice location. Move right Ia.
fhono for appointment, kE nwd-
llea. any hour. IrAll.
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LOOK A. TIIIa nrpI.rX

Only itTso: near woodland park
has ! rooms and bath on first
floor, 6 rooms and bath on sec
ond floor. and a nice a-room house
and bath Ia rear There arc other
buildings and large fruit trees on
this lot. riEht on nice paved
street. in n nica location. and re-
cmbcr, the price 10 only NTte.
sl.2so cash aud only tt5 month
on the balance Phone IKE nwd-
fT6k. praii.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

MARRIAGE LICENSES
Name and Residence. Age
Higgins, Joseph. Auburn 49,. Legal
SCHNEIDER. Elizabeth. Seattle Legal
Farley. Warren. Auburn $3.50. Legal
Summers. Beatrice, Auburn :. Legal
Roberts. William A.. Seattle legal
Bay. Bcss. Charlottesville. Mo-. Legal
Higgens. Charles L.. Gig Harbor. .G1
johnson. Mildred A. Chattanooga.
rem. .-............... .bl
Seymour. Joseph p, Seattle :. Legal
Brown. Sarah A., Seattle Illegal
Funakabo. Masaalli. Seattle ......26
Natori, Misuzo. Seattle ..........22
DEATHS
Levack. Theodore. IS. 62s Pontius
ave. April II.
Migliore. Frances. "A. 1901 Sturgis
I'd. April IL.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-18
SPECIAL NORTH rNp nAnoAIN

SPECIAL NORTH END BARGAIN
READ THIS AID CAREFULLY only
tlS a month 10 pay. JuHt think q
an h-room house IA the North End.
on a paved street. FOR only tt,tpQs
1900 cash, and only fis a month
payments. Now this house has 8
nice. large. airy rooms and bath
up, half basement and garage, on
81 the finest level lots IN the
city. all kinds Of fruit and berries.
and a most wonderful view. which
can never be obstructed This is a
special North Ind bargain. and
VIII not last long In this location.
Phone At once. kE nwd-i115. Prali.
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2 FOR EXCHANGE
REAL ESTATE

LIGHT car or small payment on
cottage: hath. garage. fruit trees.
Snap. Easy terms. Phone owner
50 inset -ey7a.
LOT. paved. close In: With cash for
equity. or payment small Income.
ia nler-02f4
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S3.000--

Coed 7-roorn home. Substantially
and attraetlvely built. plastofsd
turnout; living room. dining
room. kitchen, bedroom down
stairs. . bedrooms upstairs. all
rooms good sized large concrete
basement. EarPgc. fruit. near
street car and school. lot 50xi00.
Very easy terms. tS-iifs)
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ONLY fl.t00I 800 CASH
Brand new bungalow. I rooms, hard
wood floors; = hedroumhs kitchen
with bulletins aud NOOK basement
and furnace.
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ONLY $500 500 CASH

Green Lake living room across
the front with nrepiaCei bedroom;
bath. kitchen with nook full
Basement one room finishtdi fur
naccs laundry trays.
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S3.h00-

West Woodland special. New A.
room bungalow: combination
living and dining room: hard
wood floors fireplace: cabinet
kitchen. furnace, garage one
block 20 car; near school. This
place will be sold today. tS-iseD
81 150-
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I4o0 Greenwood 81 nHet.aTiT
FOR SALE like rent--wiii considSr
real estate contract or mortgage
as payment. t-ropm modern bun
gAiow AZ 1901 WallinEford ave;
lot h0xlnO feet 90 alley. ga.
rage: chicken house: house in fine
shape. all ready for occupancy.
new range owner. Joseph Baum.
Ehrtner. New Arlington Hotel.
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.62 FOR SALE-REAL
ESTATE
READ OUR sfECIAl. RAHGAlAs
pRAIIs AND son
Az g1ef IAN y. ~
Phone kE nnd-ffes,

sGgoe: $500 CASH BUNGALOW
) rooms. near ilth ave. on paved
street This place has 9 bedrooms,
bath. living aud dining rooms,
hitrhrni fun basement. furnace
gafaEcs, on lut 50Ktoo. such bar
gslns are hard Go find la thia leca-
ton. Look 10 over,
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Attractive Groom bungalow; s
large rooms. living. dining.
Kitchen. bedrooms. sleeping
porch: good basement: garage.
Very attractive place. with trees
and shrubbcry. $500 cash.
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Lunde & Stoe. Inc.

OWNERS. DEsfGSERs. BUILDERS
is1s ~. tSth--ME lrse-s1fa
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-02-29
Box-holders Announced
For Fl. Myer Horse ShOuU

I
The list of boxholders for the
horse show to be given in the Drill
Hall at Fort Myer on the afternoon
of March 8, from 2 to $50 o'clock.
has been announced, and includes
the Secretary of War, the Assistant
Secretary of War, the Assistant
Secretary of Navy, the deputy chief
of staff, Gen. John L. Hines; Col.
Robert NJ. Thompson, president,
Olympic committee: William Phelps
! Emo, Col. H. c. Whitehead, Col
Arthur O'Brien, Major L. A. Beard,
| Major J. A Barry, Gen. H. T. Allen,
Gen. j. A. Johnson, Mrs. Joseph
! Letter. Harry r. Smalley, Mrs
George H. Meyers, Mrs. w. Sinclair
Bowen, General Gignilhat and Mrs.
John Z. Dana.
| 4 \ 4
! Mrs. Simeon d. Tess, wife of
Senator ,Fess of Ohio, entertained
at luncheon yesterday in honor of
! the ladies of the Ohio delegation and
their friends.
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until after the Wadsworth- Syming-
ton wedding tomorrow afternoon.
Miss McLanahan will be one of the
brides attendants.
Mrs. r. S. Reynolds Hit returned
to Washington yesterday from the
RitZ-Carlton Hotel, New York.
X \ X
Junior League Dance
At R0uscher's Tonight
The Junior League will give an
other Of it's small and early
dances at Rauchers this evening
when the ladies' in the receiving line
will be Mrs. John Hays Hammond,
Mrs. Franklin H. Ellis, Mrs. Sidney
Thomas, and Miss Elizabeth Hervey
Young.
DR.. and Mrs. John Crayke Simp-
son will be the guests of honor at
the Nah Jongg party and supper
/ that Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Walker
will give this evening at their resi-
dence in S street.
Mrs. Francis L. Savage was
hostess to a large company of
ladies at luncheon today at
Rauscher's.
Mrs. Swanson Guest
At Luncheon Today
Mrs. Claude Swanson was the
guest in whose honor Mrs. Wilton
Lambert entertained a company of
eighteen ladies' at luncheon today
at her residence in Vermont ave-
nue..
DR.. Clarence J. Owens. president
or the International Association of
Arts and Letters, and Mrs. Owens
and the officers OF the association
Will be at home tomorrow after.
noon from to o'clock at the
club house, 1715 I street. to receive
all members of the association and
the guests who were present at
the annual banquet given last night
at the Lafayette.
Major and Mrs. Henry Holcombe
will entertain informally at dinner
tomorrow night. Following dinner
the guests will play bridge.
Ira Nelson Morris, former Amer.
lean minister to Sweden, who has
been in Washington for short
visit, has gone to New York and
is staying at the st. Regis.
Mrs. Allan F. Moore, wife of
Congressman Moore of Illinois en-
tertained the wives of the members
Of the Illinois delegation at lun-
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cheon today in the Presidential
suite at the Willard. Her guests
numbered twenty-four.
Among those entertaining at lun-
cheon at the Shoreham yesterday
was Mrs. F.. L. Stoddard. whose
guests numbered ten.
~
Charles L. Heidsieck, Of Rheims,
France, is at the Hamilton Hotel.
=
Pen Women to GiUe
Supper at Clubhouse
The District League of American
Pen Women will entertain at sup
per this evening at the clubhouse,
with the Commercial Group of the
organization as hostesses. The
hour is $50 o'clock and speakers
at the supper will be Mrs. Edna
NJ. Colman, national vice president;
Mrs. Daniel c. Chace. national re.
cording secretary: Miss Florence
Marshall. Miss E. B. Wells and
Miss Loretta Lowenstein. 4.
Miss Jean Stevenson is chairman
of the supper committee and Mrs.
Henrietta Hickerson is chairman
of invitations. Miss Grace Hud.
son, chairman of the group, will
preside.
DIR. Alice Blood, dean 81 the
home economies department Of
Simmons College and president Of
the National Home Economics As
ISOLATION, is a guest at the Grace
Dodge Hotel. She is in Washing
ton to attend meeting OF the
local Home Economics Association.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrington Mills, or
Washington. are at Aiken, 8. c.,
on their honeymoon and are stay
ing at the Highland Park Hotel.
Maj. and Mrs. W. o. Boswell
will entertain at dinner on the
evening Of March Z, taking their
guests to the dance that evening
at Washington Barracks.
DR.. Helen Love Bossieux, Miss
Mora Layne and Miss Bessie Lunn,
all of Richmond. are in Washing
ton for a few days and are staying
at the Grace Dodge Hotel They
were received by President Cool
idge yesterday.
Senator David Walsh left last
evening for Boston, where he will
address a meeting of the Fedora
ton Of Women's Clubs.
Mrs. Jackson Piper has returned
to her home in Baltimore after
visiting Mrs. Charles Ffoulke for
several days.
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For Protection Against Blustery March Wind.
ROSENDORF'S QUALITY FLRS
SHORT CARACUL JACOUETTEs

In all the attractive colors for early spring andI
pre-Easter wear ......!..........S
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Sir ISn1e Howard
AYripeS at
Embassy
By JEAN ELIOT

AFTER an absence of fifteen
years, the Rt. Hon. Sir Esme
4 \ Howard, G. G. M. G., is in
up his duties as British Ambas-
sador to the United States. He
is looking forward with pleasure
to renewing friendships formed
when he was secretary of his en-
bassy here and Washington is
preparing a warm welcome for
him and for Lady Isabella How
ard, who will arrive shortly after
Easter.
The family of the ambassadors
wife has as romantic history as
any in the British peerage. Its
distinction dates from the time of
Charles l, when that grateful SOW
ereign bestowed an earldom on one
Sir Jones Livingston for loyal
royalist services. Descendants of
Sir James were beheaded; others
followed the StuartS into exile,
while still others moved to Italy,
their presence there being so
highly appreciated that the head
Of the house was created Prince
Giustini-Bandini.
In 1858 the exiled family was
naturalized as British by special
act of Parliament, the Prince
Giustini- Bandini of the day be-
coming Earl of Newburgh, the
title bestowed by King Charles
upon Sir James Livingston. The
wife Of this Earl of Newburgh,
who was incidentally Duchess Of
Montdragone in the Kingdom Of
Naples, was blessed at her bap-
tism with no less than ten Chris
tan names. It is her grand
daughter, Lady Maria Isabella
Giovanni Gioacchina, who comes
to Washington as the wife of the
British Ambassador and under
the more prosaic title of Lady
Isabella Howard.
Sir Esme himself belongs to
the Towards Of Graystoke Castle,
Cumberland, who are members
of the Norfolk clan, Of which the
Earl Of Norfolk, Britain's premier
peer, is the head. Although born
and bred Protestant, Sir Esme
became a Roman Catholic on his
marriage.
The Towards have five sons,
and propose to place the younger
ones in school in this country.
The eldest is now at Oxford and
the second son at Cambridge, but
Sir Esme has stated that he
hoped to put one or both through
business courses in this country
and secure good jobs in the
United States for them.
X X X
ID q r. DMIRAL COLBY
~ CHESTER, U. s. N, retired.
Is eighty years young today, but
ts celebrating his twentieth birth.
day. The apparent anomaly is ex.
planned by the vagaries Of the
calender and the fact that he
CHANGED to be born on February
20 in leap year. Only a week ago
Admiral Chester's brother died,
so he is passing quiet birthday,
but the immediate members of
his family are with him on this
suspicious anniversary.
Perhaps Admiral Chester's most
picturesque activity in recent
years has been in connection with
the remarkable international ro-
nance of the oil concessions to
the American Ottoman Develop.
ment Company in 1920 and
which figured. prominently for
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-02-29
Warrington Girl
Weds IN MeU York


The marriage of Miss, Virginia
K. Poole, daughter of James r.
Poole. Of Washington, to Francis
Lewis Gould, son of Mrs. e. Sher.
man Gould, of New York, took
place at 4:SO yesterday afternoon
at st. Georges Chapel, in New
York, the Rt. Rev. Herbert Shin.
man, Suffragan Bishop of New
York, officiating. The bride was
attended by her sister, Miss Edna
Pools. and ]. Dub. Gould was his
brothers. best man. Owing to the
illness Of the BRIDES father, only
members of the immediate families
were present at the ceremony.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gould will sail for
Bermuda tomorrow.
u \
Mr.. and Mrs. Emmons s. Smith
are at the Bon Air-Vanderbilt, Au-
gusta, Ga, where they will spend
several weeks.
Octavius Mende2 entertained a
company of twelve at dinner last
evening in honor of Miss Elizabeth
Hubbard, who Is spending the win
ter here with her aunt, Mrs. John
NOEL. Among the guests were Miss
Dorothy Savage, of Baltimore, and
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Reid
Yoses.
Mr.. Mendez will go to Baltimore
this evening to attend dinner to
be given by Miss Dorothy Savage.
preceding the dance Of Waldo New
conner. Durham Rogers will also
g.
X y 4
Mrs. Robert Mackenzie was
hostess at dinner last night, enter
tanning in honor of DR.. and Mrs.
John Crayke Simpson, who leave
town shortly for Europe. The guests
included Mr.. and Mrs. James Green,
Colonel and Mrs. Wallace Craigie,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Fuller, Mrs.
Hetty Low, Mr.. and Mrs. Blanken-
ship, Victor Kaufman, Major Reg
inald Foster and Raymond Richard
son.
Miss Laura Evangeline Lovett,
daughter of Assistant Attorney Gen
eral Robert H. Lovett. has as her
guest Miss Frances Doane, of Bos-
ton. Miss Lovett and Miss Doane
were classmates at Radcliffe Col
lege.
Catholic Society
To Glue Dance
The Catholic Daughters Of Amer
lea, Court District or Columbia 212,
will give dance tonight at
the Knights of Columbus Hall.
Miss Rose McAuliffe has charge of
the arrangements, assisted by Mrs.
Sadie Trap. Mrs. Anna Kerfoot,
Mrs. Jennie Belt, Mrs. Sarah Cant.
! ley, Mrs. Elizabeth Gowens and
Mrs. Katherine Martin.
Andrew Oehman has charge of
the music. The reception committee
includes Miss Lulu Fitzpatrick, Miss
Helen Mcmahon, Miss Elsie Cotter,
Miss Agnes Sullivan, Miss Rose
Marie Norman. Miss Marie Wade,
Miss Catherine Furey. Miss Gather.
inc Stretch, Miss Rita Fogarty
Miss Irene Duffy, Miss Katherine
Jeffries. Miss Josephine Sonkup.
Miss Ruth West. Miss Laura Lynch,
Miss Clarissa Ritter, Miss Ida Ru-
dolph, Miss Rena Sheridan, Miss
Frances Swaney. Miss Alice Valid.
ner, Miss Pearl Zieger and Miss
Florence Walsh.
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Pretty Girls Aid
Episcopal Home
Ball

Miss Natalie Hays Hammond is
chairman Of the young ladies' COM
mittee for the ball to be given next
Monday, March B, at the Willard,
for the benefit of the Episcopal
Home for Children. Miss Janet
Moffett is vice chairman and the
others of the committee are: Miss
Ailsa Mellon, Miss Ruth Wallace,
Miss Betty Byrne, Miss Laura
Byrne, Miss Ellen Blair, Miss
Claudia Read, Miss Elizabeth FOL
nay, Miss Peggy Zolnay, Helen
Strauss, Miss Nina Diamantopoulos,
Miss Eugene. Lejuene, Miss Zilla
MacDougall, Miss Bessie McKeldin,
Miss Katharine Wrenn, Miss Cecil
Jones, Miss Elizabeth Haynes, Miss
Agnes Ashford, Miss Helen Carusi.
Miss Betty Ives, Miss Ruth Stod-
dard, Miss Inger Bryn and Miss
Lucy Kipsolving.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-02-29
Dam e Mccarthy Due
In Woshin1ton for Visif

Dame Maud e. Mccarthy. chief Of
the British nursing forces in France
during the war, will arrive in Wash
ington about March 10 as the guest
of the American nurses who served
under her in France. She viii spend
about week here.
Dame Mccarthy Is the only nurse
upon whom the ancient and much
coveted title, Dame of the Order of
the British Empire, which was re-
vived during the war, was conferred.
The distinction was bestowed upon
her in 1918 in recognition Of her
services.
Dame Maud has been in this coun-
try since the middle Of February and
has already visited several Of the
hospitals managed by the nurses Of
the units which served under her
during the war. Major Julia c..
Simpson, superintendent Of the
United States Army Nurse Corps,
who was associated with Dame Maud
during the war, is in charge Of her
trip.
She spent some time in New York
and was much feted there.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-08-26
h-IOts

EQUITY of 1855; lot on Drexel, north Of
Tenth. You assume Barrett. VIII sac
rifice for cash. Make offer. Don't answer
unless you mean business. Address A No.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-08-26

TIMES WANT ADS BOOST BUSINESS
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-08-26

WANTED q bright young man htgn
school graduate Preferable with some
newspapeT experience. TO secure part time
employment in Indiana College town. Ad-
dress No. 1879. Times
WANTED a boy with wheel, that Is not
going to school. to work In grocery.
Drexel S963
GENTLEMAN cook. white. for restaurant
Phone 1924 Lebanon. Reverse charges
PLUMBERS helper wanted. Apply IN per-
son. 1910 n. Illinois ST.
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