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Notes Of the Social World.

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,i,.n ON an,art,inment for the bena6t Of
81 Snni,i Saryica sncIeiv ~ The Nav
York UosnitaI Miss Ruth DrapeT viii ne
heard in some of her original monologues.
Montagu Love of Cyril Maude's company
viii do some character sketches and Vir-
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RICHARD-VAN BUREN,.
Ceremony at 81. ThOmas's Followed
by Reception at the Gotham.

The wedding OF Miss Vera Lanman Van
Buren,. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Brodhead Van Buren,. to Harold c. Rich
ard, son OF Mr.. and Mrs Oscar L. Richard.
was celebrated IN st. Thomas's Church at
4 o'clock yesterday afternoon, the Rev.
DR. Ernest NJ Stires. rector OF the church.
officiating. Many relatives and friends
from Washington. Baltimore and of this
city were present for the ceremony and
reception which followed in the ballroom
OF the Gotham.
The bride. who was given away by her
father, wore a trained gown OF white satin
cflhrmeusc and chiffon embroidered with
pearls. Her veil OF point applique lace
was held by n wreath OF orange blossoms
and she carried a bouquet OF lilies OF the
valley and white orchids. Miss Elizabeth
Lanman Riggs OF Baltimore a cousin OF
the bride. was the maid OF honor. She
wore a gown OF white tafYeta and net
finished with white fur, with hat 20 cor
respond. and carried n bouquet Of pink
roses. The other attendants were the
Misses Elizabeth Stillman Kendall Elsa
Won Bergen. Virginia Scully and Katherine
Moore of this city Alice Buckley Moss of
Brooklyn and Jean Graham Hlnsdale OF
Philadelphia. They were dressed alike in
costumes of pale pink taffeta and tulle
trimmed with brown fur and wore toques
OF brown tulle and fur. They carried
bouquets OF pink roses. Walter T.. Rich
ard was his brothers best man. The
ushers were Davis Lanman Van Buren,
Goorg" y. Richard. John W. Eginton. Jr.
Howard Major. Gilbert Hunting. Daniel
Perkins Lawton. Donald Carr and Albert
Hopkins
Among the guests were Mrs David T.
Lanman OF Baltimore. grandmother Of the
bride Mrs. r. Dudley Riggs OF Baltimore
Miss Mary Lawrason Riggs. Dudley Riggs,
Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. clifford Wells OF Boston
ex-Congrcssman Lucius y. Littau.r, Mr.
and Mrs. william Littauer Of Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs, Oscar l.. Richard. Mr.. and
Mrs William Warner Johnson, the Misses
johnson. Mr.. and Mrs. George i. Lawton
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ACTORS FUND DAY APRIL II.
Plan Of a. L.. ErlRnxer TO start with
Four Large Cities.

In accordance with plans formulated
by A. l.. Erlanger of Klaw & Erlanger
at the annual meeting of the Actors Fund
last year he has set aside April II as
Actors Fund day at the New Amsterdam
Theatre in this city. the Forrest Theatre
In Philadelphia, the Colonial Theatre in
Boston and the Auditorium Theatre in
Chicago At each OF these theatres a bill
of variety and quality will be offered.
At the Actors Fund meeting last May
Mr.. Erlanger offered TO put this plan
his own conception. into eject this sea-
son. At that time IL was intended TO
make Actors Fund day of larger scope.
including the leading theatres OF all the
important cities OF the country. but 1t
was decided to start In four OF the largest
cities. All who participate in any way
will give their services without pay. Next
year all branches Of the amusement world
will participate. including the dramatic,
musical. vaudeville. moving picture and
circus interests.
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ENTERTAINMENTS FOR CHARITY.
Music and Dancing Tonight AZ the
Plaza, the AstOr nrd sherrv,.

thnef the auspices OF the Benevolent
society OF st. Vincent de Paul an enter
'ainment OF French comedy. music and
uahcing VIII be given tonight in the
tiaza ballroom There will he produced
Tor the first time In this country "A comedy
by Charles de Laujardiere. entitled lie
Peril Jaune.' In which Nine. Henri
Goirah. wife OF the French Consul In New
york. VIII have the leading role. Among
those who have taken boxes and seats
are Countess de Laugier- villars. Mrs.
deraldyn Redmond. Mrs. Charles u. Alex
ander Mrs, j. Herbert Johnston. Mrs.
william A. Greer. Mrs. Aiphonse Montant.
Mrs. Gerald Borden. Mrs. Otto II. Kahn.
Mrs, Paul Faguet, Mrs. Roland knoedler.
Mrs. Pierre Cartier, Mrs Herbert ID
Robins and Mrs. Archer NJ. Huntington.
General dancing will follow the enter
tainment.
Another entertainment Of to- night will
." the twenty-fourth annual German
Charity Ball. to be given under Tho
auspices OF the Bachelor Circles OF the
Liederkranz. Arion and Beethoven so
cleties at the Hotel Aston The proceeds
VIII he divided among various institutions.
hospitals and dlspensarles of this city.
Louis j. Ehret will oren the bali, and
his partner will be Mrs. James Steel OF
Philadelphia. Among the patronesse
are Mrs. f. NJ. Burghard. Mrs. George
H. Chatilon. Mrs. Arehd Behrens, Mrs.
Peter Doelger. Mrs Arthur Won Briesen,
Mrs. George +. Victor, Mrs Louis Oft
man. Mrs Thomas G!lroy. Jr., Mrs. Hugo
II. Roelcker. Mrs. George Ehret and Mrs.
Vincent Loeser.
Exhibition dances by amateurs Of
society will be feature of the Oriental
ball which will be held in the ballroom
at Sherry's tonight under the auspices
OF the Ladies' Auxiliary OF the South
Side Hospital In Babylon. l.. l.. for the
benefit OF that institution. Mrs Roger NJ.
Minton Mrs. J. Victor Onativia. Jr..
Eltinge Warner and Lee Gwynne are
among those who will be seen In the
special dances which will be given. There
will also be dancing by professionals.
Mr.. and Mrs Vernon Castle will dance
some of their new dances. including tho
Maxixe Brezilienne. and for the guests
there will be continuous general dancing.
Several dinners will be given in advance
OF the ball. and II Is expected thta many
of the costumes that have done service
at some OF the other costume dances of
the season will be worn. Mrs. Raymond
ID. Little is head Of the auxiliary COM
mittee.
Some OF the patronesses include Mrs.
John u. Adams. Mrs. August Belmont.
Jr.. Mrs. Brad.sh Johnson. Mrs. Burke
Roche Mrs. Archibald O. Thatcher. Mrs.
Edward Roscoe Mathews, Mrs. Marshall
X. Lefrerts and Mrs. Harry *. Knapp.
Tickets may be obtained at SIS each from
Mrs. Roger NJ Minton OF 40 West Forty
fourth street. Mrs. Raymond s White Of
10 East Sixty-third street and Mrs. WILL
lam May OF 1890 Madison avenue.
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MILDRED F. CORWIN IS
BRIDE OF WILLIAM R. KIP
Ceremony at the Home of the
Brides Uncle. Francis
s. Smithers.

The wedding OF Miss Mildred FrothinG-
George H. Corwin OF Greenport. l.. l..
and New York. to William Ruloff Kip
OF this city took place yesterday after
noon at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Francis
s. Smithers. uncle and aunt OF the bride,
$50 West Fifty-ninth street Only rela-
tives and few intimate friends were
present for the ceremony. which was per-
formed by the Rev. Dr. Ferdinand s.
Wilson. pastor OF the Dutch Reformed
Church OF Bayonne. N j.
The bride wore gown OF soft white
satin covered with lace and veil OF
tulle. which was held in place by a cap
OF point lace She carried a bouquet Of
lilies OF the valley. and among her orna-
ments was Il diamond pendant a gift
OF the bridegroom. Miss Caroline Davey
of East Orange. n. j.. was the maid
OF honor. Her costume was OF white
satin and chiffon. with which was worn
a hat OF white lace. She carried bou-
quet OF American Beauty roses Miss
Garcia Kip. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Garrett II. Kip. was the flower girl She
wore IA white lace frock and carried a
basket of red roses. William Bergh Kip
and Austin Leonard Smithers, who acted
as pages. wore Elton suits Henry Spies
KIP. II brother OF the bridegroom, was
best man. The ushers were Garrett Il.
Kip. Edward Detmold Lentilhon, William
Post. Morgan Davey. David Tauszky and
a. Dewitt Cochrane, "A cousin Of the
bridegroom.
After the ceremony there was "a recep-
ton, and among the guests were Mrs.
Garrett H. Kip Mr., and Mrs Adam w
8. Cochrane Mrs. a. Dewitt Cochrane.
Or. and Mrs. John Herndon French. Seth
barton French, Mr.. and Mrs f.. Hicks
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ANOTHER JOINT CONCERT.
Harold Bnuer and jacques Thibaut
play Together Admirably.

Harold Bauer, the pianist, ana Jacques
Thibaut, the violnisl were heard in II
joint concert at Acolian Hall yesterday
afternoon. They We're hunored by the
presence OF a large audience and natu-
rally received plenty Of applause. Tho
programme was arranged on the lines
customary at such concerts, beginning and
ending with ensemble numbers, between
which they played solos,
TIL" sonata at the beginning was Cesar
Franck's and that at the end Beethoven
"krouzer," The two artists PLAYED adj
mirably together. This was Ia their
glory and to the pleasure of the audience,
for II frequently happens that an Occa-
siOnnl union of two virtuoso celebrities
results in much loose performance. Mr..
Baucr's chief solo number was Schu-
mann's observation-disclosures" while Mr..
Thibaut was heard in numbers BY
Beethoven. Pugnani and Bach
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National Arts Club. exhibition Of work
o. painter members, 1l9 East Nineteenth
street. 10 a. NJ to +. NJ.
American Numismatic Society. exhibit
'.0u OF United States and Colonial coins.
Numsuatics Building, broadway and
,.t'A street II A. NJ. to 7. NJ.
NrN York State Pharmaceutical As
s.. alton, exhibit, Madison Square Gar
De-
A""r.can Waldensian Aid Society.
r.e-..r. ST Thomas's Church, Fifth ave-
me l.l Fifty-third street, p. VI.
Ragged Edge Club. dinner. Cafe Be-
heWo Touth street and Second avenue.
Lecture Shall the Federal Government
Protect Aliens in Their Treaty Rights
eN-iresident Taft. Aeolian Hall. $50
+ "
Artstcs' Festival OF the Order of Nos
'rajapus, Waldorf Astoria, 3 p NJ
Conference for the Study and Reform
o. County Government, City Club. L. NJ
Sgr'"m" Board of Directors of the
" ,h's 81 Columbus. dinner to Abbot
3a>sIrl, Delmonico's, 7 p NJ.
Woman Suffrage party of Manhattan
'"t Hotel Aston L. NJ.
fnr'1 Club, meeting. Hotel Astor, =
81
Metropolitan Life Leaders. luncheon
l'.'" hstor, 1880 i, NJ.
i.'crnational Art Society. meeting
l."'rI Ns'or, . =, NJ.
fri'aUd County Society, meeting
Fol Aston. T.. NJ.
National Wholesale Dry Goods As
. alton, convention. Waldorf Astoria.
|.-Itscher Gesellig w ssenschaftlic cher
w." u lecture by DR.. Groszmann. Hote
Majestic
Iteration OF Sisterhoods. meeting
lu'~ McAlpin, =, NJ,
American institute of Banking. lecture
'.umercial law by Milton W. Harri'
W g. A. Harlem Branch exhibition
q 'o"k in educational department.
$50 Iauls School, dinner Hotel knick'
'H".k'r 7,30 =. NJ.
'''ar.an club of New York, meeting
I.'. Manhattan. 7 i. NJ
Votes for Women mass meeting N
'H"".r mon. AT \ l.. NJ,
Woman Suffrage the dansant ant
lIp-r nj the Hotel Aston.
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Mr.. and Mrs Hubert Vos Mrs p. Henry
Dugro. Mrs. William Walter Phelps. Mrs,
Roy Taylor. Mr.. and Mrs. jeremiah II.
Robinson. Mr. and Mrs Frank l.. Mon
tague. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Carroll. Mrs.
Henry Pierrepont Perry. Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard Carroll. Miss Caramai Carroll.
Mrs. Frederick l.. Richards. Miss Mar
garet Overton. Mr.. and Mrs I.yttleton
Fox. DR. and Mrs. Preston p. Satterw hite,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Il. Townsend. Mr..
and Mrs. Edward King. Mr.. and Mrs. Z.
Franklin Brewster. Mr.. and Mrs. c. Won
Bergen. Mrs. Gouverneur Kortr!ght, Mrs.
Mortimer l.. Schn. Mrs. Henry l.. Bur-
nett. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Seligman, Mr..
and Mrs Louis Hancock. Mr.. and Mrs.
William Solomon. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert II.
Manner and Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Stevens w.
man.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard left for the South
on their wedding trip. They will live at
3I5 Park avenue.
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WELCOME ORCHESTRA
OF PHILADELPHIA
StOkOwski Gives Good Read
ing of Great Brahms
Symphony.
ALMA GLTCK AS SOLO1ST
Mozart and Richard Strauss
Contribute Numbers to e.
fectivc Programme.
ALMA GLCCK AS SOLOlST

The projectors Of the concert given at
Carnegie Hall yesterday afternoon for
the benefit Of the Sisters OF the Assump-
ton were not without cunning in engag-
ing the Philadelphia Orchestra as the
star of the entertainment To be sure
the sololst was Alma Gluck and delight
fully did she fulfil her duty. for she sang
the air Of Biondina from Mozart's Die
Entfuhruug aus dem Serial" better than
she has sung anything else here since
she returned from Europe. She was also
down on the programme for "Depuis lie
jour from Louise" which by reason OF
much Mary Gardening is almost unrec-
ognizable when 1t Is really sung.
But Miss Gluck was not the star OF
the concert. nor was the orchestra itself.
The glory OF the afternoon settled
around the youthful brow OF Leopold
Stokowski, the conductor. who welded
the baton for the first time in this city.
The three numbers which he elected to
perform wei" the overture to Mozart
lie No2ze di Figaro the great G minor
symphony of Brahms and the brilliant
Death and Transportation" OF Strauss
ii was an excellent display of the capa-
bilities Of the young director. for the
music was of three distinct schools. the
purely classic opera, the neo-classc
modern symphony and the realistic de-
llneatIon of Tn. extreme tone poats
The symphony OF Brahms has n broader
base than either of the other two works
heard yesterday 1t combines the ideals
the methods Of expression and the
achievements. in the field OF pure musical
schools ,enrcscnt.d ON Tho nrosrar,n,a
The work has the classic for,,, ,h, -,
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Miss walker TO Marry DR.. Archer,

Announcement has been made OF the
engagement OF Miss Emily j. Walker.
daughter OF Charles Travers Walker Of
236 Carroll street. Brooklyn, TO DIR. Harry
VI. Archer The wedding will take place
~ Sherrys on February II. DIR. Archer
- honorary medical officer of the New
York Fire Department and Is also chief
surgeon of the accident department OF
me .F.tna Insurance Company. His first
wife, who was Miss Helen Louise Stokes.
died about four years ago. DIR. Archer
lives at - West Eighty second street and
has offices at 100 William street.
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Mtss Jane johnson Boudinos.

Jane Johnson Boudnot member Of an
old family Of lugucnot descent. died yes
terday morning In her apartments In the
Clarendon Hotel 81 East Fifty-eighth
street at the age of s, years. Her father
was Elijah Boudino'. lawyer. Mise
Boudirot spent much time in recent years
In literary work. She H. survived by her
nephew. Boudinot Keith OF 233 West
Sixty-seVeuth street
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-22

Luigi Arcesc died yesterday AZ his
home. 563 Fifty-third street, Brooklyn.
in his 0rty.ffth year. II" came from
Italy and sottlrd in South Brooklyn, Six
sons and three daughters surviy" him.
Four of the sons are Catholic priests
and on, daughter is Sister Mary in the
Convent ~ the Sacred Heart Rome.
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Henry Asher RObbins.

Henry Asher Robbins died yesterday
at the age of IS years. He lived az the
Waldorf. with n summer home. Asher
House. at Southampton l.. !. lie was a
director OF the Empire Trust Company
and was n member of the Union. Union
League and South Side Sportsmen's clubs.
HIS wife and son. Harry Pelham
Robbins survive him.
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Mattls0n-Kennedy.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 2l.-M.ss Georg-
cite H. Kennedy and Richard V. Madison
were married In the brides home here
to-day. The bride Is a daughter Of
John NJ. kennedy Jr.. and the BRIDE
groom Is a son OF Or and Mrs Richard
V. Mat,ison of Underwood. Amber
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Margaret Stauhope Toy, who's" father
waa Joseph A. Toy OF Norfolk Va. died
yesterday morning AZ the home or her
cousin. George VI. Bayne, 2is Tompkns
avenue New Brighton staten Island. She
suffered II nervous breakdown In Day
iona, Fla. about three weeks ago and
was brought to this city. She is survived
by her mother. Mrs Pocahontas Rust
Toy, and Two brothers.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-22

MoRRisTowN, n. j.. Jan. 2i.--Eugene
Carroll, "A merchant, died to-day at his
home, IS Washington street. He was
born In Phillipsburg sixty-four years ago.
He was prominent In Masonry. Two
daughters. Miss Grace Carroll and Mrs
Isaac Il Lyon survive him.
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MARRIED..

MAGRE-ROsEN- On Wednesday. Januar,
81. 1914, at noon, at the Church Of the
Holy Trinity. Parts. ny the Rev Samuel
y. Watson, u D., Jeanne daughter Of
Mrs NJ. T Rosen OF New York. to
Maurice Marre OF Paris
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DIED..

ARCEsE.-At his residence. $50 Fffty-third
street Brooklyn. on January u, Luigi.
husband Of the late Kanaela Arcese and
rather OF the heVs' Nih0eh' AphoA
"ae'aho anu beopolu'
ruhera iroh ot' M'ehaei 'hu''n r"u.."
aNehue anu roiS seeoiu s'..e' w r''
day' January 80 '" ~ a. !"
BOCDINOT.- In New York city on January
81. 1914. Jane johnson Boud,not,
Funeral services on FRIDAY the e"d INST
Az io''o a VI AT the resiaehce OF MI
houd'ho' heNh' 70 west sh'y sew
ehth street ih'ermeht NJ 'eoar 'rov~
PATERSON n D. az $3.50 T. NJ fh's-
deiphia papers please copy.
Ito,yRG-Hatti. Y
Service. at THE FUNERAL CHURCH"
2a1 West Twen,y.,htrd stree, Frank y
Campbell Bdg). Sunday. Q o'clock.
cANpREIIA, Non,,la,r \ 7 on lam
nary 20. 1914 Anna Be.bee WIDOW a,
Andrew Thomson camnb.u
eu,a,sI service, a. h.r 81. -esl,.,,. g.
Clinton avenue. Montclair. on Friday.
January 81 on arrival OF Lackaw anna
train leaving Hoboken at 2;2s +. "
Carriages in waiting
cI.TrEp -u.,-v Tboras Guitar j., 81,
eighty fourth year on January 90 1914
"a, his residence. Isl Lexington avenue.
Funeral services at hi. late residence
Thursday evening al s O'Clock Rela-
dives and friends arc respectfully Invited
20 attend. Intermcnt private at con.
vsnience Of family.
r,tpcuIIn n, v.a,.sday ,sr,.,v O.,
1914 susan Ann widow Of Thor.. "a
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nfth year
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miro street, on Monday evening, Janu-
airy ~, 1914. william Man1co in the
hf'ieih year of his age
Funeral services at -. Thonss's church.
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Guests of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. w. smith.

Mr.. and Mrs. Morton W!star Smith gave
A dinner last evening at their home, 500
West End avenue. Their guests were
Commodore and Mrs. James Elverson. Jr..
Commodore and Mrs. Arthur Teele. Com
rrodora and Mrs j. Stuart Blackton. Mrs.
Ernest Malcolm, Or. and Mrs. Charles
Weber Mr. and Mrs. william Harcourt,
william l.. Stow and L. Il. Smith.
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weather NJ Winter Resorts.

H'Hur,E, bermuda, Jan 21.--Tem-
i'Nr'rr 80, partly cloudy.
GALVESTON, Jan. 2i.--Temperature. 63 F.;
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John L. Davey. Mrs. David Tauszky.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles T.. Meyer. Miss
Ruth Morgan. MIR and Mrs. How
ard Boococll. Mr.. and Mrs John Il. Way
land. MIR. and Mrs. Walter koehn. Mr..
and Mrs. James r. Deering. Dr. and Mrs.
A. Alexander Smith. Mr.. and Mrs w.
Schuyler Smith. DR.. T. L'Hommedeu
McGinnis and John ID. Thompson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kip will sail for Egypt
on the Caronia on January 81 and will
remain abroad indefinitely
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-22

Mrs. Ada Comstock Youngs. widow 81
Graham Youngs. died Of heart disease last
night AT her home. 40 West End avenue.
In her sixty-seventh year She Is survived
by daughter. Miss Josephine Graham
Youngs. and son, Graham YounEs.
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of the Rev Simeon w Pierce. Her hus.
band died IN 1890. Mrs. Mellen was Q
member OF the Little Mothers Society and
the auxiliary OF the Riverside Day Suf.
scry She is survived by her daughter.
Evelyn, and her son. Gordon
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1914-02-19
ANXIOUS TO END
WORK BY June
Leaders Hope to Speed Up
Legislative Program.

Washington, Feb. 16.-Administra-
ton leaders in congress are seeking to
speed up the legislative program. An
effort will be made this week to dis
pose OF more of the appropriation
measures. In the senate the postof-
flee bill will be taken up, while the
house will complete the Indian bill.
The Democratic chieftains are be-
ginning to be ~apprehensive about the
possibility of an early adjournment, so
that members a get into the coming
congressional campaign. 1t is less
than four months until June /, the
tentative objective point of the party
leaders for adjournment, and much
work remains to be done.
While the senate usually disposes
of appropriation bills rapidly there is
a fight in store on the postoffice bill,
owing to the committee amendment
which would take the power from the
postmaster general to change the
rates, weight limits and other features
of the parcel post system. Several
Democratic senators are planning to
oppose this amendment and if it
passes the senate another battle is
certain in the house.