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not spply. Mrs, Ellen White La Fayette
Hotel
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1926 Marmon 6 Roadster, 1850.
1922 Chrysler 50 Roadster $500.
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II. 8. LEARY. JR.. & BROS.
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| ave. Thnrsiay. 10 Am.
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Thoroughly experienced and high tyne
young women. Address Box So0-S. star
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-19

bile to the tomb. where a wreath will be
laid
Senator Aiben ". Barley OF Ken.
lucky will be the principal speaker at
joint celebration under auspices of
the Sons Of the American Revolution.
Daughters Of the American Revolution
End Children OF the American Revolu-
ton in Memorial Continental Hail,
Wednesday morning at 1890 O'Clock.
More than 5000 members OF thu three
societies are expected to attend.
The Alexandria celebration will be the
most ambitious ever undertaken by the
historic old city. President end Mrs.
Coolidge will make the trip there aboard
the Mayflower and. with Gov. and Mrs.
Byrd ard Lieut., Gov Junius West. will
review the procession from g,ass-in-
closed stand on North Washington
street.
preceding the parade Gov. and Mrs.
Byrd will hold reception in honor
OF President and Mrs. Coolidge In the
old Carlyle House at 80 o'clock. Mem.
bers OF the cabinet and OF Congress and
the Virginia General Assembly will at
tend
The Richmond Blues will act as the
governors escort and will have prom
inent place in the parade. which will
cover - city blocks. Col. Guv v.
Henry OF Fort Myer will be grand mar
shall. There will be marching units
from all nearby military and naval
posts. from Virginia and District high
school cadet corps. and other con-
tingents representative OF virtually All
civic, business. fraternal. patriotic and
other organizations in nearby Virginia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-19
THE WEATHER

District OF Columbia-Fair and colder
today: tomorrow increasing cioudiness
and rising temperature.
Maryland-Partly cloudy and colder
today; tomorrow increasing cloudiness
slowly rising temperature.
Virginia-partly cloudy. slightly cold
er IN cast portion today. tomorrow In
creasing cloudiness, slowly rising temp
erature.
West Virginia Fair today. tomorrow
increasing cloudiness. not so cold.
Temperature Of "a Hours.
Midnight, 40; 2 am, 40; am. 80:
6 am. 81: am. SO; 10 am. 80: IL
IS: 8 pm. 81; 10 pm. 90.
Highest. A.: lowest, 2e
Temperature same date last year
Highest. 81. lowest. ~.
Tide Tables.
Furnished blythe United States Coast
and Geodetic Survey
Today Low tide. 0.58 am and ! 90
pm: high tide. 6 81 a m. and 8 SO ID m.
Tomorrow tide. l43 am. and
l:4s pm. high tide. 7;2o am. and
7.3S pm
The Sun and the Moon.
To-day sun rose 9 ST am, sun sets
6:4a pm.
Tomorrow-Sun rises SIS am, sun
sets 5 40 pm.
Moon rises 6 16 a m: sets : SO pm
Automobile lamps 20 be lighted one =
half hour after sunset.
Weather In vxYiouN Cities,
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c. v. i. HOSPITAL
TO HOLD BENEFIT
Ball Will Be Given Tuesday
Night at Mayf|ower
Hotel.

| The annual benefit for George Wash
! ;ngton University Hospital will be held
the night before Washingtons birthday
which it celebrates and as part of the
Mio~1nter convocation of the university
which this year will inagurate its new
president, DR.. Cloyd Heck Marvin. Since
Lent begins Wednesday and this year S
dement, Is TO be ball. known as a Gar.
| den Party on the Potomac" the board
81 managers for the hospital has selec, :
60 tuesday night for the party which
IL TO take place at the Hotel Mayiower
The committee in charge Is receiving
cltF-wide support In their efforts 70
raise a large amount for the needs OF
me hospital and development and work
0! me medical school. and the school
OF nursing. In addition to the large
NUMBER OF tickets sold. generous contri.
| outions are beng received bv the treas.
urer OF the committee, Mrs. D. X. Shute
and other members OF the board and
various committee chairmen. The com.
mlttee has placed tickets on sale az the
Mayhower Social Bureau
The Medical School with Or VILLA n,
| CINE Borden as dean assisted b. DR.. O
q. hunter Is class A school: and the
saIHe h!gh rating Is given the hospital.
OF "hlch Jason B. Byers is superin,en.
dent- The School Of Nursing. OF which
BARS. Phyia M. Stevens Is principal, has
teaching faculty OF graduate nurses
ana a. The present time 90 students in
training, having graduated "a nurses
Ia the past year. More applications are
! being received for the School of N,,rs.
| ing than can be accommodated AT the
nurses home. Thirteenth and ! streets.
and additional quarters are needed
Another need that the board of
! women managers Is anxious 10 s,ipplv
! u that Of new linen for the hosniial
/ During the past year. the hospital took
] care OF 2452 patients. and 81 that
NUMBER 2io were welfare patients. Thu
/ Tree clinics report 10000 visits during
! the year past. and Is0 new babies we're
( registered. The d.spensary Is free "a
municipal authorities for police and
! IRE clinics, The average daily attend
/ ance being 30
! The officers of the board Of women
! managers are: President. Mrs. Frederick
w. True; vice presidents. Mrs Charles
! w. Richardson. Mrs. Charles II. Tomp-
k!rs and Mrs. Gilbert Orosvennr. re-
! corc!nR secretary. Mrs William J NAL
lory. corresponding secretary. Mrs. OTIS
I -. eTet., and treasurer. Mrs Samuel E
Lewis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-19

Western Presbyterian Church. J.
Eugene Curtis. superintendent OF the
Washington Water Supply will show
pictures. assisted by Philip 0. Mcqueen.
superintendent Of the Dalecarlia plant.
! Efforts to retain the Western Market at
TWcnty-flrst and K streets will be
! discussed.
| The Michigan State College Alumni
Association will hold its annual meeting
February 81. $50 pm, at the Lewis
Hotel Training School. Speakers: Dr.
| William A. Kennan. class '83. and Glen
o. Stewart, field alumni secretary.
The Sisterhood of Adas Israel Congre-
cation will give its annual Purim dance,
| March 6, at the Jewish Community
Center. Mrs. Arthur Lastfogel. chair
man OF tickets, Columbia 1880
! The second lecture in the Greater
Washington Parental Education course
/ February "a. IN First CONGREGATIONAL
Church, Bpm. Subject: Child Develop
ment."
/ The North Carolina Society Of Wash
ington will give a leap year dance
and card party at Meridian Mansions
2400 Sixteenth street. February %. $50
pm. Cards and dancing to IL pm
The Washington Alumnae Association
OF Phi MI Sorority will meet February
% at the home of Miss Miriam Rich
ards in Chevy Chase. Miss Virginia
Fisher, assisting hostess.
The Ladies' Auxiliary 10 Providence
Hospital will give a Spring carnival al
keith's Theater April II at II am
for its annual benefit.
, Capt James B Anderson of the staff
OF Walter Reed Hospital will lecture on
Diabetes" Tuesday. 8 pm. in the
lecture will be feature Of the meeting
Of the food and nutrition section OF
the District OF Columbia Home Eco.
Monies Association. Open to members
Of the association and to others in
terested.
A card party for the benefit Of St
/ James Catholic Church. Mount Rainier
Nd. Will be given tomorrow in the audi
forum OF the new church Thirty
seventh and Rhode Island avenue.
The Social Club. H. H. A.. will give
leap year dance February % at the
Willard Hotel.
I A meeting of the board Of lady visi-
tors OF the Washington Home for Chill
/ dren will be held Tuesday morning in
/ the apartment Of Mrs. John A. Keatz
at the Dresden. Plans will be made
for card party TO be given March i9
I at the Wardman PARK Hotel
| Miss Janet Richards will speak on
/ "Pan-Americau Relations" illustrated
With maps Of the countries. February
IS at the Mount Pleasant Library. Six
tenth and Lamont streets. Miss Rich
ards. who is an officer Of the National
, Society. D. A. r. and member Of Mary
Washington Chapter. invites all mem
i bers OF the organization 10 attend.
! Lincoln Woran's Relief Corps. No S
/ will meet tomorrow night. 7:45 o'clock
i in G. A. R. Hail
| Temple Chapter. No q. o. E S. will
give its annual dance and card party
February 20 at the MsyfoTer Hotel
I Reservations in the charge OF Mrs Nora
II, Henry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-19
Identity of Female Stranger" Who Died
In 1916, Is Still Mystery in Alexandra

consulate husband. in whose arms she
sighed ont her latest breath and who.
under God. did his utmost even to
soothe the cold. dull ear Of death.
How loved. how valued once avails
thee not.
To whom related or by whom forgot
A heap Of dust alone remains Of thee
It's all thou art and all the proud
shall be-"
The man disappeared Immediately
from Alexandria. He had given drafts
on an English bank to pay for the
grave lot and the stone. They re-
turned dishonored
Some years later resident OF Alex
andria reported having seen il North.
ern prison man closely resembling
the stranger. but he could not be sure
Of the identity
A commonly held theory is that
this was the end of the elopement of
either a younger son or daughter OF
some aristocratic British family. against
whom the doors had been slammed
and who had come 10 the United
States. No inquiries which might fur
n!sh clue TO the identity OF the two
ever have been received.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-19

weight Should bf Olsen 10 New Hsmp~
snirs 3 Part In the War NJ the Revolt
ton ="
Senator Fess ~ Ohlo viii deliver the
principal address. Invocation VIII be-
pTrir1nnced by Rabbi hbrsm Simon Of
me Washington Hebrew Congfegsti0n
and the beneoictioD viii be offered by
Rev. Dr, DGber, Johnston, rector of
- Johns Church
There viii be- b cllof presentation
participated III by high school cadets
carrying Teplicss Of the two reaimental
Standards q! the Revolutionary First
and fseconf Regiments NJ New Hamp-
shire EGy and Girl Scouts viii assist
Among those expected " attend, In
abolition " tie Commissioners are sew
efhl Numbers NJ Congress. high 0fY1cefs
u The Army, Navy and Marine Corps,
and many foreign diplomats
Representative IhG&k VI Illinois will
ADebk 1T fhf eEfsnhIiles ~ be held by
The Assn iat.on III Oldest Inhabitants
81 10 80 ociotk Wednesday morning
III The FIFs, Congregational Church
Tenth and q streets There viii be q
business session prior 10 the address by
M Yates
George Washington Post No ! ~ The
hmeTitsn Legion Vii make us annual
pilgrimage " Mount vernon ~ 10
cclccA tnsf morning. going ~ sut0mo~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-19
S2O,50O IS SOUGHT
BY WHEATLEY T
Campaign to Start February
27-Fund for Summer
Camp Needed.

Seeking 10 raise fund Of s20 500 for
current expenses for the coming year.
and for other purposes. members Of the
Phyllis Wheatley Young Womens
Christian Association. are r1arshaiing
their forces in preparation for the open
ing Of the campaign February q. n
addition to the budget for the coming
year. the association wishes $4,000 for
an addition To the dornitory space. and
1900 10 purchase a camp site Of three
acres at Arundel. Md. The d-!re tor
funds will continue until March 10.
The demand fox dormitory space, &C.
| cor0ing TO colored residents OF WASH
ington who are interested in the
Phyllis Wheatley ~" far outstrips ac-
commodations. II September, 1927,
lack Of rooms caused 43 applicants %
be turned away
Through the room registry. many girls
are referred bv the ~ 10 investigate
rooms in private homes but tie prefer
ence Of these girls that they be housed
at the association headquarters makes
dormitory space imperative. Likewise
the proposed Summer camp Is held %
mean much in health and happiness 70
school girls and 70 cider girls n bus!-
ness. The association holds an option
on the proposed site Until March.
More than a score OF teams are be:-g
organized 10 solicit funds Campo. IN
headquarters viii be a. assocla' on
headquarters. GOT Rhode Island arer;1s
Those on the campaign executive CON-
mittee are: Mrs. Frances Boyce. general
chairman: Miss Marion Sh2dd. chair
man speakers committee: Mrs Jennie
r. MCGUIRE, chairman initial Git.s:
Mrs. L. NJ. McRae. chairman campo IN
dinners; Mrs. J. lie Be-.a Cray. CHAIR
man, auditors. Mrs Martha A Nc
Adoo Is executive secretary The CAM
paign will open with a mass meeting
Sunday afternoon. Feb-uarv - -
headquarters and report meetings III
be held each evening following - re
gymnasium Mrs. Helen FarqUt.ar San
ford of New YORK X" headquarters
will conduct the drive.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-19
DETECTIVE P0RTRAYS
BURLESQUE DANCER

Mere words failed yesterday In Police
Court when witnesses attempted TO de-
scribe the performance OF Jerry Nc
Cauiey. dancing principal in a bur-
lesoue company at the Gayety Theater
las. week, who was being tried on a
charge 0. indecent dancing.
Though numerous witnesses testified.
Judge Isaac r. Hit appeared not sat-
ished from their accounts as 10 the
Character Of the dance
Al this predicament. Detective John
LeFoe Of the first precinct. who arrest
&c the girl. braved the smiles OF q ca
pacitY male audience and undertook to
repeat the evrat:ons which he declared
were staged by Miss McCauley His per-
Torrance drew novls Of laughter from
the o,iookers
TIE girl. whose real name Is Minnie
Corcoran. took the stand in her own
ce.ense. She was supported by II other
witnesses who claimed her act not OBJ
tect!onab!e PoliceTomsn Alice r. Bar
yeti and ether officers testified against
the g.rl
A. ne conc!u~ion Of X all Judge Hit
TOOK the case under Amusement. reserv-
ing decision Miss Mccauley is a. !iber-
~ UNDER $40 collateral
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-19

Alexandria s greatest mystery remains,
after more than a century, no nearer
solution than ever.
When historians Of the old Virginia
city get together. the conversation Is
bound 10 turn. sooner or later. to the
story of the Female Stranger
Back in October. 1915. man. &C
companied by young woman. came to
town and took room at the old City
Hotel. scene of many associations with
George Washington. They kept their
identity secret.
The girl was quite sick at the time
and never left the hotel room. The man
stayed with her most Of the time and
was very uncommunicative the few
times that he came out of the room.
She died month later. Her COM
panion purchased a lot in the ceme-
terry Of st. Pauls Episcopal Church
where she was buried. He employed a
local stonecutter to prepare a grave
stone for her with the following strange
inscription. which he dictated:
TO the memory Of Female Stranger
whose mortal suferings terminated on
the 18th day of october. 1916. Aged
% years annd 8 months
This stone Is placed here by her dis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-19
MEMS GROUP TO HONOR
DR.. WOODS SERVICE

A reception In honor Of Rev. Charles
Wood. concentrating the twentieth
anniversary Of his service at the Church
Of the Covenant will be given under
the auspices OF the mems society o. the
church tomorrow night at 8 80. o'clock
A musical program will be given In sfle
lecture room Of the church. Connect
cut avenue and ~ street
The reception committee includes DR.
David A. Robertson, Mai. John y. Cut
ter. Clarence G. Allen. Harvey Murray
William H. Wagner and George NJ
Whitwell. Judge j. Robert Anderson
IL president Of the mems society: James
NJ. Drysdale Is corresponding secretary
and J. Martin Proctor is treasurer
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-19
BUS ROUTE CHANGED.
Street Work Causes De.our TO
Washington Transit Vehicles.

Washington Transit Vehicles.
Announcement was made yes.erds,
by the Washington Rapid Transit CO
that. because OF sewer construction
work on Thirteenth street between
Massachusetts, avenue and I street. ID
southbound route buses will operat:
via Fifteenth street between MaSSachu'
sets avenue and I street. and ther
along street 20 Thirteenth street are
south on Thirteenth street along tbs
regular route This chance viii be-
come effective today.
There will be TO change II the -ou,s
OF the northbound buses.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-19
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.
TODAY.

The Wandcrlusters hike will start
from the end Of Congress Heights car
line at 2:45 o'clock. Miss Olsen will
lead.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-19

Western Presbyterian Church. j.
Eugene Curtis. superintendent OF the
Washington Water Supply, will show
pictures. assisted by Philip 0. Mcqueen.
superintendent Of the Dalecarlia plant
Efforts to retain the Western Market at
| Twcnty-f1rst and K streets will be
discussed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-19

The Eskiros o. Labrador Use asbestos
vicks in their saaI-o!l lamps
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-19

The Michigan State College Alumni
Association will hold its annual meeting
February 81. $50 pm. at the Lewis
Hotel Training School Speakers: Dr.
William A. Kennan. class '83, and Glen
o. Stewart, field alumni secretary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-19

The Sisterhood of Adas Israel Congre-
cation will give its annual Purim dance,
March 6, at the Jewish Community
Center. Mrs. Arthur Lastfogel, chair
man OF tickets, Columbia 1880.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-19

The second lecture in the Greater
Washington Parental Education course
Will be given by Dr. Bird T. Baldwin.
February "a. IN First Congregational
Church, 8 pm. Subject: Child Develop
nent."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-19

The iruit OF the tucum palm In
Dutch Guiana Is used by small boys to
make hpinning tops.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-19

The Ladies' Auxiliary 10 Providence
Hospital will give Spring carnival at
Keith's Theater April II at II am.
for its annual benefit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-19

The wedding of Miss Lenora Lipp-
man to Sylvan B. Blechman will take
place at L'Aiglon Club.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1928-03-29
1000 Influenza Cases Are
Reported in Stearns County
Continued From Page One)

few isolated cases, it was reported
The Teachers college, according tt
President George Selke, has no,
noticed the epidemic to any extent
At Cathedral, both in the high
school and in the grades, the: av-
erage attendance is normal al
though one or two cases have been
reported.
In both the public schools and
at Cathedral there have been sew
eral cases of mumps reported and
several students are at present re-
manning away from classes be-
cause of it.
The present influenza epidemic
is claiming mostly adult patients,
the survey has shown here. The
first symptoms are severe mead
aches and pains throughout the
back and limbs. A high fever gen.
orally attends these symptoms or
Immediately follows them.
The period of illness has varied
from two to three days to as high
as three weeks. Weakness fol
lows the sickness, it is said.
Physicians Of the city have urged
people to exercise precaution to