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NEAREi
CHURCH SERVICE
' MARKS FOUNDING
OF ODD FELLOWS
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Alexandria Lodge Hears
Special Sermon on
Anniversary.
TUB HERALD BI REAl*
A. 8. Doniphan.
TJ7 Ktag Street.
ALEXANDRA. V*. April 24 ?
Two hundred and fifty members of
th? Odd Fellow, of this city tonight
attended the services In the Second
Presbyterian Church in observance
of the XOSd anniversary of the
founding of the order of Odd Fellows.
A special sermon was
preached by Rev. Dr. John Ue Allison.
and a musical program was
given by the choir under the dlrec- i
tlon of Miss Lucy Graves.
The members of the order, accompanied
by the Rebekahs. assembled
in Odd Fellows' Hall and marched
to the church In a body.
A large crowd this afternoon at- i
tended the exercises at the ParkerGray
public school for colored children
when portraits of Prof. John
F. Parker and the late Sarah Gray,
former principals of the public
schools for colored children here,
were unveiled. Those who made addresses
were Edmund Hill. T. M.
Watson, this city; Garnet C. Wil.
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klsoii, principal of Dunbar Hl^rh
School. Waabington: Mrs. Maggie
Darnell Evans, former principal ot
Hallo we II public school. ahd Capt.
W. H. Sweeney, superintendent of
public schoola at thla city.
All la In readiness for the entertainment
of the <3 children from
the Maaonlc Orphans Home. Richmond.
who will arrtye here tomorrow
as guests of the Alexandria
Masons and rtmafn till Tuesday.
A play entitled "Springtime" WUI
be presented in the opera house
May 1! and 11 for the benefit of the
Alexandria Hospital.
"Kathleen MavourneenV ; a f<(uract
drama, will be presented if) the
Lyceum Hall Thursday and Friday
evenings by St. Mary's Jpnior
Players. ,
Celebration Planned.; .
WINCHESTER. Va,. April 24,?A
monster celeoration to comm?m*
orate completion of the Winchester
and Western Railroad from thla tity
to Wardensvtlle, Hardy County. W.
Va., is to be held at the latter place
May 22. Former Governor John J.
Cornwell. of Romney, ,W. V.. is to
make the principal address.
Re-Bury Soldier '
Killed in France
CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va., AlfrrU
24.?The body of Corp. Maurice Tjktane
Payne, who was killed In
France in July 1518, reached here
yesterday and the funeral was held
at 4 o'clock from the First Methodist
Church. The local post of the
American Legion provided the escort.
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"Join the Army!"
Beach Patrol Dut;
Will Get Recruit
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CHICAGO, Aprjl ?4?"Corporal I
the guard! PoWt Number .1! I^<
[or?ot her stockings! Hel-up!"
H will be heerfl this mummer fro
Highland Park to Lake Pol-eat f<
Keaeral order umpltr ump. "Issu<
Sunday" allows as how the gen
Irawlng $? and "eomed wIllU
'rom Uncle Sam at Fort Slterldi
will Have (o do beach .patrol "d?
irrd nlRnt" over this rt retch of arli
pcratic nand- '
Buck prlvatea who have doi
noble guard duty In Krmnce, wll
nothing to do but plow thrr*i
tnee-deep mud, dodging e*plodli
3. I.' cans the while, esteem th
letall highly- The beach fro
Highland Park to Lake Foreat
in Ilea of beautiful damaela In 01
S>ce bathing aulta during the lun
ner.
Applications for furloughs wei
MstUy withdrawn Sunday and mar
srave men volunteered for bea<
patrol, starting June tReports
Prove
Students Religiou
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va.. Apr
14?Refuting the recent aaaertlo
>f an Eastern educator that collei
men are Indifferent to the churcl
luthorltles at the University of V i
[Inla today made public the regit
trar's statlatlcs of church enrol
ment and preference, which show
that 80 per cent of the studei
jody of the university Is Identlfle
svifh some fchurch denomlnatiol
The totals show that out of an ci
rollment of 1.M7. 1.35S belong I
the church and 33* do not.
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| Arlington County 1
a CUAKENDON. Va? April 14?Aa
" adjourned meeting of the board of
? supervisors of Arlington County
wmT be hold st the courthouse toot
morrow morning. when the county
ly levy for tli?r .cotnlnr year will be *
determined. At a mass roes tin* of ?
m Citizens of Washington and Arllng- -J
?? ton districts. "Thuwday nJght. It ,
>d was unanimously voted to ask the
'? board to IncreAse the school tax !
>"' from 7J, cents to *1 per hundred. A
>n making the total rate for Arllng.
ton district ?l.7?. but due to the low ,
?-* assessment, the average tax for (
each home owner will amount only t
,e to about $16- i
;h According to Chairman' De Lash- c
'h mutt the proposal to' appoint a t
county manager has been, aban- 1
doned. and at the meeting tomor- 1
m row the naming of an executive <
assistant to' the board, with secre- '
1 jlarlal duties, will be considered. <
The death rate in Arlington
County during 1110 was IS per 1,000,
r* according to the report of Dr. J. W.
Cox, county health officer. He
asks the Inclusion of a health I
fund ofvllJ.000 in the county levy. ?
President Tim Jordan has selected ?
his committee chairmen and person- .J
nel. of all committees will be an- }
8 nounccd Mondky night.
u Widow of General Dead. ?
n ANNAPOLIS. Md., April 24.?Mrs. c
re Harriett Gertrude Hayes. 71 years
h. old, widow of Brig. Gen. Edward M.
:- Haves. U. S. A., died today at the
I- home of her son. Dr. J. Mortimer
I- Hayes, of Davldsonvllle, Anne Arunrs
del County. Surviving her besides *
it Dr. Hsyes are four other children, J
d Lieut. Col. Jack Haynes. stationed at J
a. Washington; Mrs. J. W. Wilson, of *
i- North Carolina, and Mrs. A. B. Mor
to rlson 4nd Mrs. Jenne Becheler. both 1
of Washington.
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ROCKVILLE. Md . ApHil 24?Rev. I
V. Rowland Wagner, paAtor of the M
Baptist Church, la interesting. him
aetr to ttte organization of two Boy
Scout trOtopn ln Hoekvllle. He hop** |H
j to have lie, membership of each H
troop number .about thirty.
' Rev.
P. Rowland Wagner, pastor
of the Baptist Church, ofllclated at
the marriage here. yesterday afternoon
of Miss Polly Letch, of Cherry
dale. Vs., and Robert V, Palmer,
'Mrs. Joslah W. Jonea. president
of the Montgomery County Ksderation
of WAmen's Clubs. Is ,a candl- H
date for sec&nd vice president of the 1
Maryland Stfte Ked?r?tlon of Wojj- V
en's ClobV. The election will b? held
There Is understood to be a strong fl
probability that Dr. Eugene Jones,
of Kensington, will.be a Candida^
for the Democratic'nomination for
the Statf senate, this summer.
WW Ask President * I
To Grant Amnesty I
lutions falling on PresMent Harding
to grant ampesty to ^11 political
prisoners held for alleged violation
of the espionage act. and urging the
opening at trade between the United
States 'and Soviet Russia were
adopted here at the convention of
the Georgia Federation of I^abor.,
The resolutions urging amnesty for S
political priaoners was adopted on
a close vote. N."
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IVhkky Pirates
Given 20 Years
In Ship Murder
NORFOLK. Va. April 14.?roar
den h?re today were preparing to
x(1b cervine twenty years in the
wnltsatlary aa a result o( their
insuccessful attempt to rob a Japatese
ship of whisky while posing as
roverament prohibition agents. Ths
Den are W. O. Jones, *. P. Graham.
W. Ban Is and W. K. Seymour.
Following several hours of dellbiratlon
a jury found the men guilty
if murder In a report delivered to
he bench at midnight. Ths four
rhlsky pirates were fouad guilty
if killing Hadle Sasaki, member of
he crew of the Japaneae steamer.
Carsho Maru. on Christmas night.
Three weeks ago another Jury acluitted
the four of kill Ins another
nember of the crew of the same
iteamer.
Praises Guard Company.
HTATTSVILLE. Md.. April U.?
The general appearance of this oranlsatlon
vai the beat In the refluent.
The enthusiasm of both the
(titers and enlisted personnel was
inusual." This is the substance of
he report of officers who recently
nspected Company F. First Marytnd
Infantry, the HyattsvlUe unit
f the Maryland National Ouard.
rhlch has Just been received by
'.apt. John N. Brooks.
Dies from Football Injury.
CUMBERLAND. Md.. April II.?
he body of Orforge Kulp Ketiger.
rho died at Johns Hopkins Hoailtal.
Baltimore. Friday, from injur*
o the spine sustained while playing
ootball at Annapolis last fall, while
ttendlng St. John's College, was
aken to his home at Bedford. He
ras 23 years old and a graduate of
tedford High School.
the F
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lignity whi
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ed forth, fi
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tudience, a<
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Promise* to Imdiet
Building Trust Heads
CHICAGO. April 14. ? Twenty
labor iM mat*riiU? men will b? i>.
?let?4 this wedfc, Senator J oka
"We h/*r aufflrtent rvMuct to
ad twenty of then 'to the pen I.
tcntiary Immediately." ?ld Dollar.
D alley char are that acorea of
Chloavo bualneaa and profeaaloaal
man aaeratly share In the proSle af
the system and connive with the
craft leader* to dafoat the purpose
of the probe.
Lovers Have Friend
In Oklahoma Judge
OKLAHOMA CTTT. Okla. ApTil J?
?Lovers have found a trlend In Municipal
Judca Tom Chambera Ha
handed down a drciaton today that
sitting In your lover'a lap i? not
disorderly conduct.
Police had preferred charts of
disorderly conduct agalnat Danny
0"Leary and Grace Reader, when
they all err they found the ctrl ?Utln*
on OXsarya lap.
Judge Chambera la young and unmarried.
Soldier Claims He
Is "Most Married Man"
CHICAGO, April 14 ? Private Albert
Adams. 21, stationed at Fort
Sheridan, boasts he is the most married
soldier in the country.
Adams said he was divorced from
three wives during the last month
and now his fourth wife is suing
for dlvorre and a payment of t*00
in lieu of alimony.
"They are all blondes.** Adams declared.
ield "
?vith the m
ch mark th
the achiev
litial issue '
iday Mornii
>mbination With
rk Sunday
ill-panoplie
ipetition.
ion of the
^claimed by
n excess of
r Washingtc
stands as r
tralleled in V
spaper anna
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gress?con
d success?
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"Old Crow" CaaeH
SeDs for $2,000;' 1
But 1ft Fowl
CHICAGO. April U ? FrohltUtafl
enforcement officials ware .Urred M
activity today when tkry letiMll
that ?? Saturday nlfkt Ikt m?BJh?<M
of I prominent went nwiMlJ
had raffled off a case of -|M OM
Crow." Sleuths wtrf aeat oat N
and after due inqafrj
returned to headquartera i naaH
eraWy craatfallen.
J? wall and ao aacretly had tk>
raffled been adrertlaed thai the pr*
?eeda amounted to f Z.*M. which la i
considerable ft an re. even la thaa
days, for a caaa of "Old Cr?wJ
T"?e itramntnt sleuth* laaraa)
that whan the holder of the wtt
nla* ticket opened the caaa ha
foaad an old rooeter The rooat?
crowed and eo did the wlaaer. . H
Bebe Daniels Finds JaU
Zero in Places to Sleef
CANTA ANA. Cal, April
Bebe Daniels craves sleep. Bha
hasn't had more than an hour?i
steady alumher durinr the week
she naa been conflaed to the OraMI
County Jail.
"John Doe** la to blame. J oh a. a
dru? addict occupyins a cell oppmt
site Iter's, howls and screams at
alirht.
"He's cot a voice like a director."
said the fllm star "The poor faW
low hasn't riven his lungs a real
one night since I've been here.
Today waa the ninth day of Mia
Daniels* "stretch" Imposed for
speeding la an autoatoblie mora
th?.n twic- aa fast aa the law per
mits.
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ajesty and
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of |
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