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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-11-20
INNOCENT MAN
ASKS COURT TO
MAKE AMENDS
Remove Murderer Stigma
Is Plea of Lucas to
Illinois Justices.
Bg United Prcss

~ Dnitcd Press
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. Nov. 90
jesse Lucas, who spent twenty-five
years in Chester penitentiary for
murder another man later con
iessed on his death bed. asked tn
Illinois supreme court today to pro
claim his innocence in the cour
records.
His petition to have the stigm;
OF murderer" removed from hi
name in the records Is the first o
Its kind ever considered by the Hi
nois supreme court and one of tn
lew that have been filed in tn
United States.
1t was presented TO the court b,
Attorney Harry Olson of Chicago
former chief justice of the munich
pal court there.
The former Wabash river fisher.
man was 81 when he went to prison
and a broken man of so when re.
leased last Sept. Is. He was exon.
Grated in George Ponds deathbec
confession of the murder of Clyd,
Showalter.
Three Suggestions Made
Having served twenty three years
in prison for a crime he did not
commit, his health shattered, and
the best years of lbs life lost" the
petition says, Lucas still is "held
and restricted by the orders of the
board of pardons and paroles"
The least the state of Illinois can
do Ito rectify this cruel and unfor-
tunate miscarriage of justice" the
petition states, is to have the fact
that he is innocent, if such is found
to be the case, proclaimed in the
courts records.
Three suggestions are made in the
petition:
That a commissioner be appoint
ed to take testimony from witnesses
who testified at the trial, and any
other persons, to determine the
truth or falsity of allegations and
afhdavits presented in Lucas case.
That the supreme court revise
its ruling in the case so the find
ing would be mot guilty"
That the court grant some other
remedy or relief suitable "as is in
herent in its power to do justice"
Wide Interest Aroused
Wide public interest has been
aroused in Lucas predicament. Evil
dence that he was ''railroaded" to
prison through perjured testimony
and the connivance of authorities
of Mt. Carmel, Ill, where he was
convicted on a murder charge in
April 1909, has been brought for
ward.
Although he is at liberty on three
year parole, Lucas is not satisfied.
II don't want a pardon. I am
guilty of no crime I want my good
name back" he said.
The affidavit of Mrs. Anna Smith
Decker, Ind, tells of the death bed
confession of George Pond.
He told her;
Il killed Clyde Showalter. 1
knocked him on the head with a
hammer down by the bridge of Mt.
Carmel. There's an innocent man
in the penitentiary doing time for
his murder. It's Jesse Lucas. He
ought to be out. I though l was
getting $1,000 for it, but I only got
$50 1 took and buried him in the
sand"
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against the church, are taught in
fifteen centers in Indianapolis, he
said, "ail of which goes on while
we sit idly by"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-11-20
THIEF VISITS CHURCH
Steals SIS Coat While Owner At
tends Services.

Theft of a coat valued at SIS from
Delmer Huppert. SIS East Morris
street. while he was attending serv-
ices at the Church of the Advent,
Thirty-third and Meridian streets,
Thursday night, was reported to po-
lice.
Breaking into the home of Mrs.
w. B. weddle, 1920 North New Jer-
sey street, thief Thursday night
stole SIS, she informed officers.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-11-20

Clark to Coach SY' Swim Teams
Swimming teams of the central
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-11-20
LONG LEASE is SIGNED

STORE WITHOUT a Name 10 OCCUPY
Delaware and Washington Site.
Signing of a long term lease on
the building now occupied at Della
ware and Washington streets was
announced today by owners of the
Store Without a Name.
At the same time announcement
was made that work on general ex-
pansion of the store is nearing COM
pletion. Paul and Abe Nathanson,
brothers, are owners.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-11-20
WARS 0UTLAWRY ASKED

Governors Secretary Bemoans
apathy Toward Communism.
Outlawry Of war by the universal
brotherhood of man was pointed
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Mrs. Cusachs Gives Tea
For Annapolis Visitor
Mrs. John H. Holt and Miss Kitty Holt Return
After Spending Summer in
Rhode Island.

| Norfolk, Va, to join Lieut.. (Junior
Grade) Greenacre, u. s. NJ, after
spending the Summer with Ter parents
| Prof. and Mrs. W.. E. Olivet, III Duke
| of Gloucester street. Lieut.. and Mrs
Greenacre will make their home in
Norfolk until January.
Lieut.. (Junior Grade) Thompson
Phelps Elliott, u. s. N, recently COM
pleted a visit to his mother, Mrs. julia
ard Hammond Elliott (retired), in their
home at 14O Charles street
Mrs. John dep. DOW, after spend
ing the Summer at her home at Sum-
NIT, N. Y, returned Tuesday to her
home on Southgate avenue.
Miss Bonnie Todd has returned to
her home on King George street after
spending several weeks in New York.
Mrs. Rogers, wife Of Comdr. r. e
Rogers, u. S. N, and her son Bailey
have returned from the West Coast
and are at the Peggy Stewart Inn. Miss
Peggy Rogers, daughter Of Comdr. and
Mrs. Rogers, and Miss Polly Ferguson
left Tuesday for st. Margaret's School
In Tappahannock, Va, and Bailey
Rogers will enter st. Davids School.
Mrs. oliver Zell Howard, after spend
ing a week in New York, has returned
to her home on Maryland avenue
Mrs. Smith, wife Of Comdr. Oscar
Smith, u. s. N, and her daughter have
returned to Annapolis and have taken
an apartment at the Cooper after
spending the Summer in Panama with
Comdr. Smith.
Mrs. Samuel Bryan and her daugh-
tiers, Mrs. w. Coleman Rodgers of Bel
voir and Mrs. w. p. o. Clarke, are
spending O month at Ocean City, Md.
Rev. DIR. Edward Darlington John
son, rector Of st. Anne's Church, and
Mrs. johnson recently returned to st.
Anne's rectory, on Duke of Gloucester
street, after spending the Summer in
Turner, Me. Their daughter, Miss
Katherine johnson, returned with them
and will remain until Wednesday, when
she will leave for Vassar College
Lieut.. and Mrs. Edmund B. Taylor
are receiving congratulations on the
arrival of a son, Edmund Battelle, jr.,
born Saturday. September IL, at the
Woman'S Hospital in Baltimore. Mrs
Taylor before her marriage was Miss
Elizabeth Valiant, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph w. Valiant Of Wardour
Miss Elizabeth Gordon has arrived
In Annapolis, where she will remain
with her brother, Mr.. Douglas Gordon,
for the Winter. Mr.. Gordon. recently
was made president OF st. Johns Col
lege and he and his sister will occupy
an apartment in the Old Brice House.
Lieut.. Comdr. and MRS. Theodore E.
Chandler and their little daughter
Theodore, were the week end guests of
Lieut.. Comdr. and Mrs. Harvey e.
Overesch in their home on King George
street.
Miss Elizabeth Mott of st. Margaret's
visited her nieces, Miss Bettina Cock
rane, In Davenport. Iowa, and Miss
Anna Belle Bare, In New Rochelle, N. Y.
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two months abroad. They were in
Switzerland for some time attending the
International Neurology Conference.
Mrs. d. E. Dennis is the guest Of her
son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and MRS.
j. E. Jones, in Alexandria, who enter
tanned at bridge Friday evening. Mrs.
Dennis will return to her home in jack
sonville, Fla, this week after spending
some time with her daughter, Mrs.
A. M. Powell, at 2700 Connecticut ave-
nue., and with Mr.. and Mrs. Jones.
Miss Alice B. Chace of Boston is pass
ing several days at the Dodge ana Is
accompanied by Mrs. M. P. Corson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore G. Afford are
now occupying their new home at 2914
Glover driveway Mr.. Afford, who Is
Washington correspondent for the Kan
sas City Star, and his family formerly
lived at 3617 Everett street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank e. johnson, for
mer occupants of 2914 Glover driveway,
are now living at 4519 Klingle street,
pending completion of their new nome
at 1920 Klingle street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl w. Mitman OF
Klingle street and their two daughters,
Miss Doris Mitman and Miss Lois Nit
man, returned on Wednesday from their
Summer home at DfngmanS FERRY,
where they have been for four weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Boteler of Gar
field street and their son, Charles, Jf,,
have lust returned from vacation at
Virginia Beach, where they stayed at
the Avalon.
Miss Erva Pardoe, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. w. EIileS Pardoe OF Forty
third street, has returned from trip
to California, where she was accom-
panied by Miss Grace Pardoe. En- route
to California they visited the Grand
Canyon and spent month in Los An
geles. returning via the Canadian
Rockies and stopping off at Lake Louise
and Banff.
Mrs. Albert r. Peters of Klingle street
entertained Monday in honor OF the
birthday anniversary of her small son
Peter, who celebrated his fourth birth
day anniversary. The little guests were
Carol Huerich, Corinne Heurich, Jack
Gosnell, Billy Gosnell, Nancy Lee Burk-
lin, Charles Boteler, jr., Barbara Nesbit,
Mary Lea Weldon, Peggy Ann Edmin-
ster, Mary CHAMPION, Rogers Fred, Jr.,
and Betty Conner. Mrs. Peters and her
son have been the guests this Summer
of her husbands parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Justin Peters, who had cottage in the
Pocono Mountains.
Mrs Michael j. Ready has returned
to her home in Georgetown after spend
ing several weeks in Long Beach, Long
Island, and also Spring Lake, N. j. On
the trip she was accompanied by her
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Mrs. Willard in Virginia

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Mrs. Farwell have with them their son.
Midshinman Charles b. Farwen, who
win return to his studies at the Naval
Academy Thursday. Midshipman Far
wen viii enter his second year at the
academy.
Comdr. and Mrs. James r. Barry
have leased the house at ZB2O Thirty
fourth street. Comdr. Barry has re-
Gently been assigned. to duty In Wash
angton. Mrs. Barry and their little
daughter, who are at Jamestown, Il. l.,
viii join Comdr. Barry In Washington
at the end Of the week.
Cant. James p. McGovern, who. sailed
for Europe early this Summer, viii ar
rive in washington this week. He Is re-
turning ON the CoSulich Liner Saturnia,
on which he sailed from Trieste, Italy,
September Q, and Is due in New York
tomorrow.
IN company, with Senator and MRS.
Ashurst Of Arizona an enjoyable ex-
cursion was made through England and
Ireland, also on the continent, visiting
familiar spots In the various countries.
Conndr. william L. Irvine, q. s. n,
who came for duty at the Naval Hos
tital in May, has been joined by Mrs.
irvine and their three children, Eunice,
Constance and William L., r., who re-
NAMED in California, where Comdr.
Irvine formerly was on duty, through
the Summer.
Comdr. and Mrs. Irvine have taken
possession Of their house at 1857 Forty
fourth street IN Foxhan Village for the
coming season.
Mrs. George w. Steele, wife Of Capt
Steele, in charge Of aviation at the
naval base, arrived at the New Cham
berlin Friday with her mother. Mrs.
Alex r. Thompson OF New York City
They viii remain at the Chamberlin
until some time In November. Mrs.
Steele Is planning many interesting en-
tertainments during her stay at Old
Point Comfort Capt. Steele joined Mrs
Steele at the Chamberlin yesterday.
Comdr. Claud A. Jones, U. 8. n, the
staff commander of the battle forces
of the United States feet, was here for
about week with Mrs. Jones and their
small family. They stayed at Ward
man Park Hotel, and left yesterday for
their home.
Lieut.. Comdr. Robert King Awtrey,
o. s. N, and Mrs. Awtrey have opened
their house in Georgetown for the Win
ter after being absent for some time.
Mrs. Awtrey spent the Summer with
her father, Mr.. George Flint Warren,
jr., at Waterville, Long Island, where
she was Joined by Comdr. Awtrey for his
vacation, returning here last week.
Lieut.. Thomas B. Neblett, U. s. NJ, Of
the U. 8. 8. Chicago, with Mrs Neblett,
Is In Washington for o few days, and
they are staying at the Wardman Park
Hotel.
Lieut.. Ieander d. SWINE win arrive IN
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ANNAPOLIS, Md, September H.
Mrs. Holt, wife Of Lieut.. Comdr. John
H. Holt, and her daughter, Miss Kitty
Holt, after spending the Summer at
jamestown, r. l., arrived yesterday and
are the guests Of Comdr. and Mrs.
James A. Logan, In their quarters at
the Naval Academy. Miss Holt will
leave the coming week for Plainfield,
N j., where she will be student at
Miss Hartridge's School.
Mr.. Whaley OF Charleston, s. c., after
spending the Summer at Cape Cod,
Mass, arrived last week and Is staying
at Miss Mary Magruder's residence on
Hanover street.
Mrs. Mason Porter CusachS and her
daughter, Miss Marguerite CuSachS,
who have spent several weeks at Mar
raganSett, returned to their home,
Ogle Hall, last week. Miss Cusachs
was accompanied from Narragansett by
her aunt, Mrs. Carroll Van Ness, with
whom she spent week, in her home in
Green Spring Valley, near Baltimore.
Mrs. Cusachs was the guest for week
of Admiral and Mrs. Harris Laning, In
their quarters at Newport, r. I.
Mrs. Dutton, wife of Capt. Benjamin
Dutton, with her mother, Mrs. Herwigg,
and young daughter, Mary, arrived
last week from Newport, where they
went for a short stay after their re-
turn from Europe, where they spent the
Summer. Mrs. Dutton and her mother
have taken an apartment at Carvel
Hall, where they plan to spend some
time.
Mrs. Cusachs entertained informally
at tea In her garden at Ogle Hail
Friday afternoon in honor OF Mrs. Dut-
ton. Her guests included Mrs. Robert
Cabaness, Mrs. Grafton Beall, Mrs
Valette McNair. Miss Peggy McNair,
Hers. q. M. Simpson and Miss Bonnie
Todd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Smith left the
first of the week for their home in New
York. after being the week end guests
of Mr. Smiths brother-in-law and sis
ter, Capt. and Mrs. Old, In their quar-
tiers on Porter road. Capt. and Mrs.
Old also have had as their guests Mrs.
Placid, who left Sunday for Norfolk,
Va, from where they will sail on the
u. S. S. Henderson for Panama.
KGr. and Mrs. Sylvanus Stokes, after
spending several months in Europe, re-
turned last week to their home on
South River. They left the first Of
this week to spend several days with
Mr.. Stokes sister, Mrs. Larraby, in
Warrenton. Va.
A wedding Of interest to the l-avy
viii take place this afternoon in San
Diego, Calf, when Miss Helen Tutuila
Stanley, daughter of Rear Admiral and
MRS. William H. Stanley, will become
the bride of Lieut.. James Francis
Byrne. The ceremony win be per-
formed at O'Clock in the COM
mandant's quarters at the Naval
Training Station.
Mrs. Alvord ]. Greenacre has gone 70
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via road has left for Europe to attend
convention to be held in Paris. She
will also visit Germany and Switzer-
land, arriving home the middle OF
October.
The Misses Critcher have returned
from a three months stay in their cot
tage at Provincetown, Mass.
Mrs. Max David and son. Mr.. Leo
David, have returned to the city after
a visit at the Ambassador Hotel, At
lantic City. N. j. Mr.. Leo David joined
Mrs. David, who was a guest at the
Ambassador for three weeks, on his re-
turn from Ramp Kohut, oxford, Me,
where he was counselor for the Sum-
mer.
Mrs. j. Kotz, wife Of DR.. J. Kotz,
has returned to Washington after a
four month tour of Europe and is again
established at their residence on Con-
necticut avenue.
DR.. and Mrs. w. M. Simkins have
returned to their home In Spring VAL
ley after several weeks spent at Banff
Springs, Canada, and on the Pacific
Coast.
Mrs. Edith Foltz Of Portland, Greg,
is a guest of her aunt, Mrs. Nettie
Chewing. Mrs. Foltz is governor for
Oregon In the National Aeronautic AS
ISOLATION, being the first woman ever
elected to such position. She is the
only woman holding a transport license
in the State of Oregon and is consid-
cred one of the best woman pilots of
the Northwest.
Mrs. Caroline Wyville Robertson has
returned to Washington after an abb
sence of six months and has taken an
apartment at the Somerset. She has
been visiting her cousin, Mrs. Albert
Acker, of Jacksonville, Fla.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Howard Mitchell Of
5000 Wisconsin avenue and their fam
lily have returned from a three month
stay at their Summer home on the
South River, Md
Miss Rose Small has returned from
Asbury Park, where she visited Mrs.
Lester Hemmerdinger, and New York,
where she was the guest of DR.. and
Mrs. William Schiff.
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son, Mr.. Thomas J. Ready, and also
DR.. John T. Ready and Miss Margie
Feeney of Park road.
Miss Ida Elizabeth George of 1906
Delafeld place and her aunt, Miss OAR
rell George of 1901 Thirteenth street,
sailed Friday, via the Merchants and
Miners Lines, for Boston, Mass, where
they will visit friends of the family.
They expect to return In two or three
weeks.
DR.. and Mrs. Francis J. Ready have
returned to their home in GEORGETOWN
after spending their vacation at Spring
Lake, N. j. They were accompanied on
their trip by their daughter, Mary Mar
garet Ready.
Mrs. Mary v. Malone of 1S43 Column
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Mr.. and Mrs. Mitchell
Are in New England

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eral, Mr.. John Lord O'Brian, will be
joined later in the month by Mrs
O'Brians who Is at their home in Buff
falo.
The Assistant Secretary Of State and
Mrs. Wilbur j. Carr, who will sail
Thursday for this country, are ex-
pected In Washington October 5. They
have been abroad for several weeks.
The chief ceremonials officer at the
White House, Mr.. Warren Delano Rob-
bins, viii return tomorrow from New
York, where he joined Mrs. Robbins
for the week end.
The Assistant Secretary of State, Mr..
John Grafton Rogers, who is at At
lantic City attending the meeting of
the American Bar Association, will re-
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Family Celebrate Wedding
Anniversary of Parent

Anniversary OF Parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Borden Smith
of 1435 Clifton street, assisted by their
four daughters and their son, Mr.. Ed
ward Borden Smith of New York, en-
tertained at reception Monday eve
ming, September 7, on the occasion of
their thirty-f1fth wedding anniversary.
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washington about October / for q visit
to his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Conrad H.
Syme OF Cleveland Park. Lieut.. Syme
has been serving as aide to Maj. Gen.
Lassiter for several years and comes to
WASHINGTON from Honolulu.
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Becoming entangled In the oars Of
the Elton crew, swan spoiled an ex-
citing finish in the annual eight-oared
race between Eton and Windsor. Near
Windsor, England.
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The Executive Secretary OF the Ma
tional Republican Congressional Com
mittee and Mrs. Earl Venable are leav-
ing Washington today accompanied by
their daughter, Miss Virginia M. VEN
able, for Swarthmore, Pa, where Miss
Venable will enter Swarthmore College
She was graduated from Central High
School in June with honor. Mr.. and
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Garrison-Shields and
Other Future Weddings

or more than usual interest In the
scientific and literary world will be the
wedding on the afternoon OF September
&c of Miss Hazel Deane Shields and DR..
Curtis w. Garrison in the drawing
rooms of the Women's City Club. The
engagement Of Miss Shields, who comes
from family of achievement, and Or.
Garrison was announced September J..
Miss Marion Tice Heyser. daughter
of DR.. and Mrs. William Tice Heyser.
has selected Wednesday evening, Oc-
tober 81, for her marriage to Mr. Mel
vile Clafiin Lindsay of Charleston, w.
Va, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Melville d.
Lindsay of this city. The wedding viii
take place in the Concordia Lutheran
Church and Miss Hevser will be at
tended by her sister, Miss Adeline Hey
ser, as maid of honor.
The wedding date was formally an
nounced Friday evening at card party
winch Miss Heyser gave in her hore
on Mount Pleasant street. the guests
including Miss Beatrice Golze and Miss
Elizabeth White, who will be brides
maids for Miss Heyser: Miss Audrey
Schneider. Miss Laura Lee. Miss Ruth
Ann Parker, Miss Louise Newkirk, Miss
Dorothy Dragonetti,' Miss Dorothea
Creager, Miss Olive Bowman, Miss Fran
ces Taylor, Miss Virginia Jones, Miss
Margaret Carter, Miss Elizabeth Kim
berly, Miss Elsie Fetter, Miss Lydia
Albertson. Miss Margaret Fennell, Miss
Mary Heslet. Miss Octavia Marshall.
Miss Catherine Caldwell, Miss Dorothy
Blair, Miss Catherine Lindsay and Miss
Eioise Lindsay. cousins Of the BRIDE
groom-elect: Miss Viola Goodrich and
Miss Edith Selby.
Mrs. H V White Announces khn an,
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Mrs. Venable are motoring to Swarth-
more.
The Assistant Secretary of the Navy,
Mr.. David 8. Ingalls,, will come to the
city Tuesday or Wednesday. He is
spending today with Mrs. ingalls, in
Cleveland and tomorrow will go to
Akron for the trial flight of the Akron.
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Mrs. H. v. White announces the ap-
preaching marriage of her daughter,
Miss Thelna Louise White, and Mr..
John z. Haas of Washington In the
lexington Presbyterian Church, sat-
urday, october 10, at 8 O'Clock.
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turn to the Capital the first Of the
week.
The Assistant Secretary Of the Treas
ury and Mrs. Arthur A. Ballantine
have leased the house of Mrs. Joseph
Noel at ITO Massachusetts avenue and
will take possession october /. They
are now at the house formerly occu-
pied by the former Assistant Secre-
tary of the Treasury and Mrs. Walter
E. Hope, at 1857 N street.
The Assistant Secretary of War, Mr..
F. Trubee Dawson, will return to WASH
ington tomorrow after a vacation spent
with Mrs. Dawson at their home in
Locust Valley, Long Island.
The Assistant Attorney General, Mr..
Seth w. Richardson, has returned to
Washington from White Sulphur
Springs.
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Mr.. and Mrs. D. H. Blair Go
On Cruise to Nova Scotia

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Lieut.. Thomas B. Neblett, U. S. N, OF
the U. 8. s. Chicago, with Mrs. Neblett
is in Washington for . few days, and
they are staying at the Wardman Park
Hotel.
Lieut.. Ieander d. SWINE viii arrive IN
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via road has left for Europe to attend
convention to be held in Paris. She
will also visit Germany and Switzer-
land, arriving home the middle Of
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Mrs. Mary v. Malone of 1s43 Column
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The Misses Critcher have returned
from three months stay in their cot
tage at Provincetown, Mass.
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Comdr. Claud A. Jones, U. 8. N, the
staff commander of the battle forces
of the United States feet. was here for
about week with Mrs Jones and their
small family. They stayed at Ward
man Park Hotel, and left yesterday for
their home.
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