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WILSON TO FREE
ALLEGED REDS
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Sentence of Mrs. Kate
O'Hare First to Be Commuted
by President.
L>espite statements of minor government
officials. It was generally
betteved hero last tight that President
Wilson contemplates rapid rc)ef?e
of so-called "political prisoners,"
convicted under war-time
laws.
Wilson, it is known has been advised
to release these prisoners, and
yesterday he ordered the sentence yf I
Mrs. Kate Itichards O'Hare commuted
to immediate release. Mrs.
O'Hare has been in Jefferson City
prtson since April. 1918. for violation
of the Espionage act.
There are approximately 200 still
0 ftlfcg held.
At both the White House and Department
of Justice, it was empitas
i aed that the O'Hare case docs !
not set a precedent and that other
cases will be treated on their
merits.
Some, it is thought, may l>e pardoned
while sentences of others will
be commuted as *.vas Mrs. O'Hare ?.
HEAD OF CREDIT MEN
GOES TO CONVENTION
E. B. Adams, president of the |
Washington Association of Credit1
Men. left for Atlantic City yester- J
day t?? attend the annual conven- i
lion of the National Association ,
which opens Tuesday.
Others who will attend are: I* \
V- Valentine. Elton F. L?ollo. A. W.
Wrisrht. W. O. Hanson. C. W. Owen.
Joshua Evans, jr.. Charles W. Clayton.
M. F. Flynn. James S. McKee.
. John E. Moore and H. Preston
fthealey.
The delegation from Washington
will vote for an amendment to the
constitution asking investigation
and presecution by the association
of commercial frauds.
Many Witneu Pageant.
Winchester, Va.. May 29.?A May [
day pageant, in which about 1.000
school children participated attracted
approximately 3.000 people
to the Handley School grounds yesterday
afternoon.
Retorti?Atlantic City, N. J. j
Hotel Bothwell
Virginia Avenue
Se.-ond hotel from beach and Steer Pier. 1
Kooms single or en suite with private baths :
a?i running water. Highest standard In ;
nii?in# and service. Write for terms and
booklet. JACOB BOTHWELL. j
* 1300 G SI ^
Steinway 'pianos
PUyer-Pioaoi Vlctrebi
Mnic Music*! initnimenU
CHICKEN
niaarr. Bgfrl Snpjirr. Oaarl>?.
Rock Spring Cafe
Secular Cklrkra Ulaarr, $1.30
Chicken Soup
Sweet Mixed Pickles
* Fried Country Chicken. Brown Gravy
Com Fritters Candied Sweet Potatoes
Superior Green Peas Maine Sweet Coin
< harden Beets. Let to re and Tomato Salad
Ire Creem Cake Bartlett Pears
Coffee Tea Hot Chocolate
?Notice? By auto no the Conduit road, live
wiles from White Houne. A strictly refined
Place to dine and dance, and is not a roadbouse
or dance kali. Rock Spring Is owned
aad managed by Joe W; Cain, of Washington.
Pinner Served From 12 Noon to 1 A. II.
Four-piece Colored Orchestra
From #:30 P. If. to 1. A. M.
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Oaara doa't ?ti IkWoi wttkoat 6;.t
vwtlac iko R?>twi; studio, tka oalr a?
t<Hfeto Daarlat indiar la WiUlatMK
aatk * H? Tort flW. Ct. Ta.rtr.'.
Duarlajt Master, raa Mark jaa k .
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IONTWAY SCHOOL OP DAHCMO
i:ia krw York. Near Utk at. I
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Jianl ax Ui. u iwUtaul. rrlrata
Cow I wooao * boor. M. PWT.ta
for iHglaaoio. Opo. 10 i. a to II
^rr^LOAns
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1 Sooth End oi Highway Erdt*^ j]
'Stores will be
\orrow (Monday)
lora/e <A? dayford
oar employes
ier two weeks of
ve and gratifying
istory.
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KAUFMAN, lnc.t
616 17th Street
1065-07 P.. Are.
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COURT DENIES
| ALIEN WEALTH
Released German, on Probation,
Must Ask Congfess
For Seized Millions.
Adolf Parenstedt, a German, llvng
at the Hotel Netherlands, New
York City, will have to appeal to
Congress to get back approximately
15.000,000 In cash, stocks, bonds and
other collateral which the Alien!
Property Custodian seized during |
the war.
Chief Justce McCoy, in Equity
Court. yesterday denied Pavenstedt's
right to maintain a sult|
against the Allen Property Cus-'
todtan and referred the German to j
Congress for relief.
Pavenstedt's claim was that since [
he had bee A released from Fort I
Oglethorpe, Ga.. under {5;0j)0 bond 1
fer good behavior hid status neces- j
farily changed from that of An
enemy alien to ordinary alien. The
court, however, ruled otherwise.
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Alexandria.
THE HERALD BCBBAC.
A. & Dosipbas. I
tZl glut 8tract.
Alexandria. Va? May 39.?Memorial
Day will be observed Monday
by a general suspension of business.
Many parties already have |
left the city to spend Sunday and \
Monday at nearby resorts and I
many others will leave tomorrow, |
Practically all business will be I
suspended. Most of the retail i
stores will close at noon. The pub- j
lie schools will have a continuous |
session. Many persons from this j
city will attend the memorial mill- !
tary Held mass at Arirngton Ceme- I
tery at 11 C'clock tomorrow and |
others have arranged to attend the
exercises at Arlington at 2 o'clock I
Monday afternoon. Banks, stores j
and government offices will be
closed all day Monday.
These officers have been elected i
by Lafayette Council. K. K. K., No. 2. i
Scottish Rite Masons: B. J. Richards.
32, li. C. C. H., commander; i
J. J. Green. 32. first lieutenant 1
commander; S. W. Pitts. 32, K. C.
C. H.. second lieutenant command- !
er; H. S. Brown. 32. chancellor; C.
A. Gwli?n. 32. K. C. C. H.. orator;
F. W. Latham. 32. honorarv. al-!
moner: William Lewis Allen. 33, !
honorary, treasurer; C. C. Batch-1
eller. 32. master of ceremonies; B. i
K. Smith. 32. K. C. C. H., tuscapler; \
H. L Darnell. 32, draper; W. J. I
Waller. 32. first deacon"; P. O. I
Cockey. 32. bearer of beauseant; L
P. Chauncey, 32. bearer of white I
standard; F. W. Ebhardt. 32, bearer
of black standard; R. W. Nixon.
32. lieutenant of guard; G. W.
ZachAry. 32. sentinel.
The body of MaJ. Edward Shoultz.
of this city, who died in June. 1918.;
in London. England, was buried at|,
3:30 o'clock this afternoon in Ar-j!
lington National Cemetery. MaJ. ,
Shoults was connected with the (
ordnance department and stricken 1
while In London.
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At St. Mary's Academy at 4:00 .
o'clock tomorrow afternoon, special j<
Madonna Day exercises will be held j
which will be participated in by!]
the pupils, after which there will '
be an address by Rev. John Cav-!
anaugh. C. S. C.
Announcement is made of the!
marriage of Miss Irene Carter andj
Louis E. Cook. botlV. of this city, I
which took place Thursday after- j
noon at the rect?ry oft Grace Episcopal
Church, the Rev.\ Edgar Car-!
penter officiating. TWy were at-]'
tended by Miss Mamie Cook and i1
Harry E. Wood. Mr. and Mrs. Cook I
will reside in this city. |l
Members of Post F. Travelers':
Protective Association, will attend (
services in a body at the Second ;1
Presbyterian Church at ? o'clock!'
tomorrow night The Rev. John (
Lee Allison. D. D., pastor of that j
church, who also Is chaplain ofl
Post F.. this City, will deliver a I
special sermon.
C. Keith Cariln. a member of the '
executive committee of'Poat No. 24, !
American Legion, baa received a telrgram
announcing that the Legion ,
Weekly will pay a reward of IS00
for the capture of Grever Cleveland
Bergdoll. millionaire draft dodger. <
it Is slated In the telegram that t hi* (
amount will be given In addition to
ths 13.500 reward offered by others. ,
Robert B Ward, a brother of Mrs.
Marv A. Wade, of this city, who died
Thursday njght at tbe Naval Hospital.
Washington, was burled this
Afternoon In Arlington National
Cemetery. 1
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P?e annual May procession will 1
take place at i o clock Sunday after- !
noon at 8t. Joseph's Catholic Church.
Fbe Rev. Joseph. J. Kelly Is pastor. 1
\ eermon appropriate to the occalion
will be delivered by Rev. Dr. J
Weban of the Catholic University. 1
Washington. *
^r*- Frances J. Robinson and husband
have sold to Edward c. Haynes ,
i house and lot on the srest side of (
Washington between 6iWco and a
"cndl.ton streets.
-say It Wlrk Flower.?Gude's
sre fresh, fragrant and s
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SERMONTODAY
FORGRADUATES
Rev. Dr. Nelms to Deliver
Baccalaureate Address
For G. W. U.
OPENS CLASS WEEK
Sir Auckland Geddes Will |
- Speak at Presentation
Of Degrees.
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Commencement week at George |
Washington University will be I
ushered -in at 11 o'clock this morn- ;
ing. when spring baccalaureate ex- j
crclsea will be held in the Church;
of the Ascension.
Candidates for degrees, faculty:
and councillors and trustees will j
march in academic garb into the |
church at 11 o'clock;
President William Miller Collier
will preside. The baccalaureate
sermon will be delivered by the
Rev. Dr. J. Henning Nelms.
Will (.radiate 279.
Degrees will be conferred upon!
27S students at commencement ex-i
erclses at 8 o'clock tomorrow night
In the new Central High School..
The commencement oration will be J
delivered by Sir Auckland Campbell
Geddes. British Ambassador.
The honorary degree of doctor
of laws will be conferred upon Ambassador
Geddes. ,4Gen. Pershing.
Senator Warren G. Harding. Attor-.
ney General Mitchell Palmer, and j
Senator Irvine L. Eenroot.
The degree of doctor of divinity J
will be awarded the Ret. Canon J.
Townsend Russell, of the Washington
Cathedral, and the Rev, Herbert
Shipman. of New York. The honorary
degr^o of doctor of science will
be conferred upon Edward William
Nelson, chief of the Biological Sur- |
vcy.
?rnlor? Preseat Play.
The senior play was given last'
night at Llsner Hall. The senior
picnic will be held tomorrow. The
senior proih wil be held Tuesday t
night at Rauscher's. On Wednesday.
seniors will give a reception to
faculty and students in Llsner HalL ,
Alpha Kappa Kappa fraternity I
held its annual banquet last night
at the Arlington Hotel. Sigma Chi j
fraternity held a smoker at the f
chapter house.
Sigma Chi fraternity wil hold a
memorial service today at the gravg
of Gen. Benjamin Piatt Runkle. one I
of the founders -of the fraternity, j
at Arlington. Va.
Delta Tau Delta fraternity to- j
morrow will give its annual river .
party. Pi Beta Phi will give a sen- 1
lor "breakfast. Phi Sigma Kappa j
will give a straw ride and Sigma j
Phi Kpsilon will give a river party, j
1,600 LEARN HYGIENE !
AT RED CROSS SCHOOL
More^han 1.600 women attended
home hysi^ne and first aid clashes;
of the District Red Cross during ;
the past six months at 16 Jackson
place, according to a statement issued
today by the local chapter of
the Potomac division.
In charge of Miss Anna Greenless. j
the teaching was carried on by Mrs. j
George Johnston, Miss E. N. Gate- j
wood. Mrs. Mary Cox Brown. Mrs. ;
J. S. Snape. Miss Inez E. Cadel. Miss j
Mary E. Lewis and Miss Emma M. I
Irwin.
Through co-operation of the I
Americanization school a house in '
Schotts alley and rooms in the
school building have been offered |
for the use of the Red Cross. A ;
teaching center is being organized I
in the Italian section of the city j
and equipment has already been j
placed there for Its use.
DAUGHTERS OF D. C.
WORK FOR SUFFRAGE
Mrs. Anna Hendley, president ofj,
the Anthony League? will be the '
first president of the Daughters of,J
the District of Columbia, now be- .
ing formed to co-operate with the ,
tVktional Press Committee for D. C. J
Suffrage. This latest Washington \ J
Association will be composed of I
women who are natives of the Dis- !
trict snd their slogan will be ! '
Votes for Washington."Mrs.
Hendley has already been an .
ictlve worker In the movement to J
Americanize the inhabitants of this '
:Ity. ji
Merchants Call Meeting
To Discuss Industries
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Development of local manufac- 1
turing industries has been more *
marked than the average Wash- 1
ingtonian realizes, according to c
Joseph A. Burkart. chairman of
the manufacturers' section'' of the '
Merchants and Manufacturers' As- 9
Bociation. who Is planning a meet- '
ing of the District's manufacturing
Interests In the near future.
No date or definite plans for the *
meeting have? been announced. J
Promotions Recommended :
In U. S. Consular Service'
The nominations of William L.
Frierson as solicitor general and of
Mrs. Annette Abbott Adams to snc- |
:eed Frlerson as aaatatant attorney j
general were yesterday sent to the:
Senate by President Wilson. ]
Carltop Bailey Hnrst and Donald |
3. Shepard of Washington and i
Frederic K. Lee, of Hyatttvillc. Mtf..) ,
ire recommended by the President I
tor promotion In the'consular service.
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Name, "Social Handicap," <
Shortened by D. C Court
Benjamin F. Hanlgbaum. II, em- '
jloyed In the office of the auditor
>f the Navy Department, residing ,
it 1808 Q street ndrWiwest. had his
?me shortened yesterday by tile I
District Supreme Caurt by having '
he "t?aum" legally removed. ,
The now Benjamin F. Ms nig com- 1
>lained that hit original name waa <
i "social hand leap." 4 j
Key Meaorul Site Injected.
Col/ C. 8. Ridley. Superrnfendeat'
it Pabtic Buildings and Grounds, I
napected the site for" the Francis
lc?tt Key memorial' in Fort Mr- !
lenpr . yeaterday riiorning. Col. ;
Hid ley will prepare a report to j
resent to Secretary of War Baker I ,
ind the Nation*! i'i?e Arts Com-1 J
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>ening of Bathing Bee
jfaa ? m
. JkJL> gmjf f/rs/
Crop of SunbuTi
By Hundreds Wh
Inaugural of
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of Mack Sennett Glories.
th afternoon glories yesterday at I
l et was hot and lusty, bat Wash- I
I getting wet and rusty. If you I
intruding from round-necked shirt- I
who in this first-day crowd. I
champion woman swimmer, of I
I to instruct Washington's young- H
Hiss Mackay has a brilliant record, I
"how" of the game, from Hou- H
H> will compete in the Olympics I
'seeks commission
TO RULE AIR TRAFFIC
A bill providing: for a cominis-H
I sion of eight to draft regulatlonsH
for air traffic in the United Stat?*aH
| is proponed in a bill introduced byH
B Senator Wadsworth, New York. K*"l
H| publican, yesterday at tbe request?
I of the War Department. President?
(Wilson asked the War Department?
I to dr^w up the measure.
i Famed Attar of Roses
To Give Way to Tobacco
The harsh demands of commerceH
probably Will cause the extinction?
of the clasaic scent, attar of roses. I
; Bulgaria used to produce 12H.S00 I
.ounces annually. The last crop was
j 52.000 ounces. Most of it has been
'shipped to America in exchange for
flour. Five thousand acres of rose I
gardens have been planted to to-l
Hbacco. which pays larger profits.
CHURCH NOTICES.
Metropolitan A. M. E. Church
H it., between 15th ind 16th it*. ?*. I
KEY. C. M. TANNER. Pastor.
t- Joint Recital
Ethel Hardy Smith. Lyric Soprano,
of Boston. M**v
Kepiper Harrold. Premier Violinist,
of ('hirago. III..
Acfonpanint Row W. Tlbb*.
Friday Evening, June 4, 1920.
8:t0 p. m.
Anspiees Hiram Lodge. No. 4. K. A. A.
M. Reserved Seat. $1.00. General Admission.
T5e. Hale at W. A. Adams. 1011 0th
I at. I*.
rceful Men
V of Iron In
ngtlvuid Endurance
~w ?... ^ . .
vch Yesterday
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BSHIHh wfllm ^BRqI^H
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ns Reported
io Tal^e Plunge at
Tidal Basin Beach}
pOld Swimmin'" Hole of;,
Washington Presents Riot j;
I Of Colors and Some I
Snappy Bathing Cos-:
tumes
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Sunburnt neck* and shoulders '
will bo in fashion starting this
morning. The first crop of th* 1
f^ason was harvested yesterday j *
j down at Washington's modern j '
version of the "oP swimmin' hole,**)1
the bathing beach at Tidal Basin. j
'Course it isn't the sam<- as the}]
! "ol* swimmin' hole" up the creek j
I like back on the farm, where you
"don't hafta wear nothin'. but th?local
purveyors of coolness aren't
too fussy. As long as one contributes
a yard and a half of color
to the landscape, he?or she?can
pass as 100 per cent efficient.
MIm Marks? *h Til ere.
} And another advantage?the ol'
I place never had any eo-ed permit.
Nature certainly tries to please as
one grows older and stays young,
and just to make a pleasant landscape
more pleasant, nature has
added to her prop Hst Miss Ktta
Mack ay. world champion woman
swimmer from the lakes of Scotland.
Milady'of the lake has signed up
? a swimming instructor for Washington
kids. Both young?and big.
If navigation has always seemed
la mystery, now is the time for con*
, fldence. Petty, nice Miss Mackay
taught Houdini his underwater
breast stroke. Ordinary folk can
enjoy swimming without handcuff*
as long <s -they stay on the sur->
face, so consider the jump you have'
on Houdini!
Hundreds Hear ( all.
Hundreds ? seven or eight of
.'em?took their first dip yesterday)
, in water that registered degrees
: on tjw thermometer and ruddy j
'faces on all comers. And the sun;
J was just warm enough to make the
. ."and feel toasty during temporary !
j retreats. Saturday afternoon, two!
days' vacation in the offing, a May- j
! time setting and a brilliant sun ??
j what more can you ask for an ?
j opening day.
i Today and tomorrow promise to
1 be big days at the Ba:>in beach.
J For the present, the beach will re;
main open evenings until 6:45. and
: later, if bathers wish it. until 7:45.
A merry throng also lode down
I to Chesapeake Beach for the openjer.
An orchestra furnished wild
music for free dancing on the overthe-water
pavilion and the boardwalk
amusements started with
springtime jazx. Good fishing at:
tracted many ' to the half-mile
steamer pier and the picnic grounds
! furnished an ideal setting for
numerous outing: parties.
CLOS
THE HOPKII
Unheard-of bargains: stupe
ings of all kinds have kept thii
the great CLOSING OUT SALE
ARE THOUSANDS OF OTHER
Sale of E
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Continuous Post White Enamel
Bed,
$7.99
All ?l?w I'M* w CrrJIt
p^rn
Arrangements I L
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CREDIT U|
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BILL ASSAILED
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Representative T. H. Cartway
Charges Politics
Prompted Report.
Political, not reasons,
prompted the ni?r(li| to the
Noum b> the Judiciary Committee
>1 the P>;er sMI-lynchln^ MIL Hepreseatatlvc
Caraway, of Arkansas,
laclarad la a minority report filed
>eat?rday.
Caraway charftd the maaaure re little
consideration In committee
and that its report wax
ifiercly a reprint of a brief Bled by 1
> New fork society, "which has for
Its sole object, not the securing of
lusticc for negroes charred with
crime, but Immunity from punish- '
ment for .their crimes."
The recital of reaaons for the recent
race troubles in V.'illTiim County;
Arkansas. In which five white
men and many negroes were hilled,
he said. "Is auch a grots perversion
?f the known facts that it Is little
Icaa than a libel to have priated it."
Cartway said:
"White men when they play poll- '
ties with the prejudice of negroes
issume a fearful responsibility as
the governor of Kansas has since
learned." ; ?D.
C. SCHOOL IANITORS
, PETITION FOR RAISE
Engineers. - janitors and laborers ',
in District public schools will re- >
reive * substantial increase .in' pay
if rongr^fB art* favorably upon a j
l*etltion laid before the Senate yes
terday.
The $240 bonus granted these mm
has proved inadequate, an has their '
salaries, states the request, and un-i
less some action is taken to alle- 1
fciate their financial plight the1
cbool system may lose their ser- I
vices.
The Principals* ITnion of Washing- |
ton recently passed the resolution j
and sent it to the Senate wh*re it I
mr*n referred to the District Corami
t tee.
Notables Here to Witness
Language Demonstration!
Congressmen. Cabinet members
afid army officers will witnesa a ;
demonstration of army methods of i
teaching foreigners and illiterate ]
itizenn the English language, to
be h*ld in Washington Thursday |
night on the Monument Lot.
Under the auspices of the American
legion thirty - two soldiers j
from the Recruit Educational Cen- 1
ter at Camp I'pton will shorn* horn- j
they have greatly mastered Eng- (
lish in less than six month*.
Employ Mexican Laborers.
Cumberland. Md.. May 21?The
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com- j
pany is employing fifty M?xi?ns in
the yard? on the Conaellsvilte di- J
vision. They were recruited at K1 |
raso. Chihuahua and Laredo for the
company. There are three Mexican i
women in the party.
\ Old-Fashio
j The Herb is ? vegetable p
j bas no bad effect upon
S system, purifies the blood, t
* the system, replenishes the
neys, relieves Brigbt's disi
j; gravel, rheumatism, sciatica,
J bago, coughs and colds.
SUPER-SANOS BLUDTONE
J lates the entire system, enriches
t strengthens the blood, thereby c
jt eating all skin diseases.
IM. A. LOU
Treatment far an
J The Herb Specialist
iING
Entire Stock of
FURNITURE
ndous values; enormous savings in
s store crowded -with thousands of |
.. Here are three remarkable bed v?
: MAGNIFICENT BARGAINS
Irass and In
Hciry Post Brass Bed,
Satin Finish Only
$19.85
All Sinew Vmmh or CrHIt A1
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REALTY PARTY -<
READYFORTRIP
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Delegates to Kansas City
Will Leave Here
Tonight.
1
, Washington rati nttlt men who
will ptrtlclp?(? la the Uflutl eenv?Uo?
of the National AHoclillon
of Re*! Kstalr lioirlt, Which open*
la Kansas City ??4an?a>. will
laave Washington lonlfht at *:?#
o'clock.
They aril I atop otrr la Oiicaro
several hoars, using the time ta
make aa automobile tour of the
city. They are due la Kansas City
Tuesday
Those who wilt he aboard the
special are John I. Weaver, preet- *
deal of the national association, pad
Mrs Weaver; James H Burns. Mr.
and Mrs. K. T. Shannon. Z M.
Knott. Charles M Fairfax. G. T.
Worthinctoa. Mr and Mrs (lareace
Dodge. Mr and Mrs. A. 8. Gardner,
I., n. Utin?> Mr and Mrs Willlam
E Shannon. Mrs. H- C. Sheridan.
F. J. Henry Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Donohoe. Mrs. J. Y Donohoe
and Mia* Reaa Doaoboe.
A number of side trips have been
planned for thooe attending the
conventioa. *
GRIM REAPER BEATS
STORK DURING WEEK
Deaths in the District for the
week ended May it exceeded thenumber
of berths for the Mmf ?d
of time by three, the llret time
in several weeks that such a report
has been made to the health department.
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One hundred and one cases of
measles and l&l of whoopinr couch
arc under treatment in the District,
the report states. One hundred and A
Ave does were killed by the pound'
force during the week.
AMUSEMENTS.
BASEBALL
MARINES
ARMY
Benefit of aided *en lee Men
ST. EUZMETR'S HOSPITAL
American Lea fur Park, Dccaratica
Day. May 31, 1920.
bane taMed at 3iM r. M.
"Fasmu Marlae < orf>* Baby Will
Be Pre?e?ied t? l.n? k> t'assle."
med Herbs \
.fod- >
Igjfj
IS & SONS s
rariont litrntt
225 G St. N . W . g
BoaBnaoBaoaaBoonnoooaaaBa
OUT I
COMPANY
Furnitare and House furnishpeople
ever since the start of
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The Home Town Edition
The garden popped over wi
the Tidal bathing bcach. F strc
ington girls took a chance on
sec sun-burnt "\fV* on nccks pr<
waists today, you'll know, who's
Below?Etta Mackay, world
Glasgow, Scotland ,now engaged
sters in the art of navigating. M
having taught nonswinitr.crs the
dini down. Two of her pupils
this year.
ADMITS EMBEZZLING
$40,000; GEtS 4 YEARS
4 Special to \Vanklnicton Herald.)
Dan villi*. Va.. May 29.?Ropcoe
ruck, 52, who made a confession to
>mbezsling $40,000, funds of the
'ttlzens* Hank of Yirgilina. in Halifax
County, while cashier. has
>lead?-d guilty and been sentenced
0 serve four years in the penientiary.
Detected by a State auditor he
led, onjy to surrender within a
nonth
Reversals on the S^ck Exchange
aused the defalcations, which have
>een made good by relatives.
jovernor Ritchie Names
New Conservation Board
Baltimore, Md., May 29.?Gov.
Tltcjile totfay announced the ap>ointment
of the State Conservation
'ommi?Pk>n and of the minority
nembfr of the State Industrial Acident
Commission:'"
Geofrge Louis Eppler. of Cumberand,
was named for the latter, to
luccfced C. I. *T. Clould. whose term
las expired.
The Conservation Commission as
ollows: Harrison W. Vickers. bf
^hestertown. chairman; Edward O.
iVeant. of Westminster, associate:4
'apt. Edmund J. Plowdcn, of Bushvood.
St.,Mary s County, associate.
LOCAL MENTION.
TRY. STAG?$1 UP
?PECUf. WEEKLY. REST IX r-|TT.
CLAFUN OPTICAirCO..
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Piano and ifiixir K.ve .Glaa?e?.
IAMB8 WILSON, STEWARD AT CHEVY J
Chase Club, hi aow manager America Cafe- .
erta. ?tu Oth. Something doing.
Strong, Foi
With Plenty
Their Blood
rbalAre the Ones With t
Power and Energy to Win
1 is estimated th?t U -r J.000,000 J&I
>eopU annitally in this
EQtJtofLBlood, Strei