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The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-02-21
LAT GILLETTE AND
 UNDERWOOD CLASH
 IN SENATE DEBATE
Wisconsin Senator Declares He Will Allow No One to Asperse Loyalty to
 Government
By Associated Press

Washington, February 2O.--Sen-
 ator LaFollefte of Wisconsin, wig
 orously defended his loyalty in the
 course of n long address tonight in
 the Senate on what he pictured as
 causes for popular unrest in the
 United states. The senator decIar-
 cd he could no longer permit as
 pensions on his loyalty and decIar-
 cd that his sole alm was 10 pre-
 serve pure democracy in this
 country.
 This was the first public reference the Wisconsin senator has made to his loyalty since the Senate several week. ago dismissed the charges brought b, the Minnesota public safety commis sion as the result of the speech in St Paul two years ago
 speaking in favor of increasing sal. aries carried in the legislative. judicia and executive appropriation bill be- Tore the Senate, Senator LaFollette at. tackled big business interests and es pecially the meat packing firms as be ing largely responsible for the higl cost of living and consequent unrest among the people. He also charged that the administration had failed to enforce the sherman antitrust law.
 Senator Underwood of Alabama. il charge of the appropriation measure made heated reply. He declared tha Congress had always been responsive to the will of the peopue and said ther, was no anarcnistic sentiment in tn, United States mo matter what the Wis conSln senator. may dream
 GROWS WRATHY
 q will no longer permit any ma1 to asperse my loyalty to this govern. ment," shouted Senator LaFollette.
 Continuing the Wisconsin senato said he was seeking to preserve ''th, purity of American democracy" ant added:
 So long as your government is tha kind of d government you need no fear the proselyte of any governmen on earth coming in here to overturn 1t Do not intimate that l am here seek ing to overthrow democracy I hay, done as much as you or any other mar living in this country to preserve de mocracy in the United States and t, keep t clean and to make it responsiv, rificed as much, surely, as has tn, senator from Alabama. I have tough on the side of the weak, not of tn, strong"
 Senator LaFollette spoke for more than two hours before crowded gal larles at the night session. but only about a dozen senators were in theil seats. He advocated the utmost free dom of discussion of popular complaint. and took issue with Senator Underwood that Congress had been responsive t, the will of the people. Promising an other speech before Congress ajourn. on 'Freedom of Speech and Democracy Senator LaFollette asked:
 Are you going to investigate every little meeting that complains tha something is wrong?
 Are you going to frame a statute to gag the people that protest tha everything isn't just right?"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-02-21

London, February 20. Reuters Paris correspondent says M. Clemenceau was permitted to spend a short time in his garden today.
 The dispatch adds that Dr. Taffier, after seeing the premier, asserted that. considering the nature of the wound, the condition of M. Clemenceau could not be better He said it appeared probable the bullet wound be encysted without complications, but in any case there could not be question of extracting it.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-02-21
PROCEEDING WITHOUT CONVOY
 By Associated Press


 Washington, February 20.-The presi- dential ship George Washington is pro- ceeding to Boston through heavy weather without naval convoy, the navy depart nlent was advised to night by ardio. The conveying battleship New Mexico stripped one of her turbine engines and was forced to drop out of the fleet, while heavy weather made it necessary for the de- stroyer flotilla to leave the line.
 The message said the destroyers ex- pected to rejoin the George Washing ton when the weather moderated. In the meantime, however, Secretary Dan- iels has ordered the cruiser Denver to put to sea to meet the big liner.
 The accident to the New Mexico af fected only the port steam turbine and she still is able to maintain a speed of I 5 knots an hour. The dreadnaught, the only electrically driven battleship in tie navy. reported she would con- tinue to handle radio traffic as long as she remained in touch with the presidential ship.
 The message from the New Mexico made no mention of any damage to the destroyers, merely ssaying the heavy weather had forced them to slow down. The George Washington apparently
 Continued on Page Two)
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-02-21
By Associated Press

By Associated Press
 Paris. February 2O.--In the Chamber of Deputies this after noon Under Secretary Deschanel said he was glad to announce the condition of Premier Clemenceau continued to improve, and that those about him seemed fully re- assured.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-02-21
PRESIDENTIAL SHIP
 WITHOUT CONVOY
Wireless Communication Is Re-Established After Be- ing Cut Off for A Hours. Course of Vessel Short ened to Make Up For Loss in Time

On Board the U. s. $. George Washington, Feberuary 20, II a. m.-(By Wireless to the Associated Press )-The steam CT George Washington, on which President Wilson is re- turning to the United States, was in full wireless communi- cation again today after hay ing been intermittently cut off from certain communication for "A hours.
 After leaving the conveying torpedo boat destroyers behind in the heavy seas Tuesday, trouble developed on board the batteship New Mexico, which put that vessel out of the convoy, and today the George Washington has been proceeding alone.
 The battleship North Carolina is com ing up for the purpose of relaying wire less ommunications.
 All has been going well on board the George Washington. The President has alterr ately worked and taken exercise.
 Besides the formal message dispatched to Premier Clemenceau, President Wilson expressed his deep concern for the French premier and hope for his rapid recovery.
 Today the George Washington is run ming through better weather. The course of the vessel is constantly being short ened in order to make up for the loss in time that has been experienced.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-05

so GORNIKOW CINE POD
GAS WYBUCHU w

Wilkesbarre, Pa, S czerwca.-
Szesedziesieciu gornikow straciio
zycie dzisiaj rano W kopalni ma
lezacej do firmy delaware and
Hudson Co." podczas wybuchu.
Maiy wagon wypefniony prochem
czarnym, przytwierdzony do SEE
regu innych wozow, W kt6rych
jechali gornicy do swych szybow
eksplodowai. Wozy ciagnai elek-
tryczny motor; wskutek ciezaru
przerywaio sic poiaczenie i wy
tworzyia sic iskra elektryczna,
kt6ra zajeia proch. Wybuch byf
tax shiny, re 1udzi znajdujacych
sic ma wozach porozrzucano ma
wszystkie strony. Przewaznie jed
max Geese 'wypadkow smiertel-
nych nastapiia wskutek pozaru,
ktory nastapif pc wybuchu oraz
duszacego dymu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-05
zYDOWsKA B~EZCZELNoSC.

Cd czasu n%iedzielnej manifestacyi
pred pomnikiem Kosciuszki tydzi
chicagoscy czynia wszystko, ably tyl-
ko Polak6w- opinie Znityc: udaje i'm
sic to po czeSci tego wzgledu, Re
sprawy te roztrzasane So pred Sc
dzia. kt6ry sympatya wzgledem mas
wcale ME grzeszy. o lie moglismy
sic d~owiedziec, W parku Douglas ba-
WHO sic zesziego poniedzia'ku W pill
Ike paru polskich 1 czeskich chiopa-
k6w. do kt6rych po pewnym czasie
zblizylo sic kilku syn6w Izraela
oswiadczylo, i'm, ably sic z parku
wyniesli. poniewaz ME sa tam poza-
DAM. Rzecz naturalna, odpowiedzie-
II oni odmownie 1 ami i'm W g}owie
ME postalo. ably sic stosowac do zy-
dowskich krzyk6w, wiedzac, re z
parku wszyscy moga korzystac. W
poblizu bawi}o sic pare polskich
dziewczat, a jeden z ayd6w uderzyf
bez powodu pswna polska dziewczyn
Ike, ma place kt6rei zebrafo sic WIFE
In Polak6w 1 Czech6w, kt6rzy do
wiedziawszy sic powod6w zajscia ka-
zali sic zydom zachowywa6 przy-
kladnie, W przectwnym bowiem razie
skohczyc sic to mole ola mich ME
fortunnie. zydzi ~natenczas zrooili
-sis wielce smialymi I spowodowali
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-05

swoimi grozbami l b~ezczelna NOVA
to. ze przysz}o wnet do kulak6w. ~
dom dostaia sic nauczka; ma drugi
dzien zesz}o sic ich wiecej, zaczyna-
jac glosic wszerz 1 wzdluz, Re Pola-
cy gotuja ma nich pogromy. Pierw-
sza sprawl wyniRfa z tego zaburze-
MIA przetrzasana juz byla W sadie
1 skonczy}a sic tenn, Re sedzIa Trude,
goracy przyjaciel 4ydow, skaza} CITE
rech czeskich 1 polskich chiopc6w,
kt6rymi So: Karol Abram, 1858 So.
Kedzie ave., Franciszek Kopihski.
1850 W. 22ga ul., jerry Morawec,
2646 Luther ul., Walter Kiebech,
1919 California ave-, ma z~ap1acenle
$1,000 kary l ~poniesienie kosztow SO
dowych, wyraaajac sic przytem bar
do O Polakach usZczypliwie. Ia
sama droga chadza r6wniez asystent
prokuratora Nicholson, kt6ry Jest
zydem 1 wielkim nieprzyjacielem
Polak6w, o czem mielismy sposob--
nose wielokrotnie sic przekonac. W
parku Douglass policya bacznie pill
mule, ably do dalszych ME przyszio
rozruch6w; wladze zamkna prawdo-
podobnie park ten chwilowo.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-05
z WOJCIECHOWA

W ubleg3a ~uiedziele o godzinie 6tej
popoludniu W kosciele Sw. Wojciecha,
poiaczeni zostali dozgonnym zwiaz-
klein mafAehskiem p. Leon Ciesielczyk,
Fam. pnr. 1923 So. Ashland ave-, z pam
no Aniela Paczkowska. Aktu ceremo-
nil slubnej dopelni} X. proboszcz Ka-
zimierz Gronkowskl, W asystencyi X.
Tomasza Sampoli6skiego, jake dyako-
ma | X. Leona Hinca, jake subdyakona.
Podczas slubnej ceremonii spiewa} Choir
parafiaIny sw. Cecylii pod dyrekcya p.
Seweryna Kujawskiego, kt0rego parma
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-05
CORA JACKOWO!

Silna dziewlatka pilkarska Klubu
sw. Jacka posiada wielkie szanse zdo-
bycia pierwszego miejsca W lidze
Boys League, gdy4 sic ju4 dala po-
rzadnie we znaki niekt6rym bardzo sill
nym klubom. Poni4ej rezultat ostatnich
trzech gier klubu sw. Jacka. Dnia 25-go
maja dziewiatka nasza pobila klub
Mindacks A. c., punktami Iii. W
dzief Wie6czenia Grobow ia sama die
wiatka powedrowala ma Waclawowo ]
zadala porzadne tamtejszemu klubowi
Ravens, LAME, kt0rzy zwykli sadzit,
ae SO najsilniejszymi graczami ma "a
chodniej stronie miasta. Wynik tel CRY
1E9. Zeszlcj niedzieli odni0s} klub
nasz zwyciestwo mad szybka 1 silna
dziewiQtka Norfolk A. C." ma villas
mem boisku przy Crawford / Diversey.
Poni2ej lista graczy:
S. Pozdal, r. (.
S. Cocker, ]. T..
s. Milewski, c. T..
j. Werner, 1 b.
II. Balla. . b.,
J. Fro>lEe, 3 b.
S. Jarka, SIS.
F. Doc" Miiostan, C.,
A. Froelke. p.
Kt6Aby ME uwicrzyi re Ct ME moga
bye silnyml piikarzami. MECH przybe-
bq % boisko Klubu tcgo4, a przekonaja
sic, re 50 to gracze nielada.
Klub ten odbywa posiedzenia W ka&-
dy piatek tygodnia o godzinie S-mcj
wieczorem, W sail pod koscio}em.
r. n n
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-05

SKIEGo P~REZYDENTA ME
PRZYJETA.

Lisbona, 8. czerwca. - Prey
dent Gaia y Castro podai wczora!
W kongresie swa rezygnacye, kto-
rel jednak kongres przez aklama,
eye postanowif ME przyjat.
wv Portugalii w ostatnich mie
siacach zdarzaiy sic zaburzenia
podnosil sic ruch, majacy ma celu
p~rzywr6cenia monarchii. To mo-
re byfo powodem wniesionej re-
zygnacyi prezydenta.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-05
SOWIETY
NE w

Berlin, Niemcy, B. czerwca. -
Raporty z Wiednia podaja, re W
Slawonii zostai probationary
Rad sowiet6w i re jedna trzecia
tel prowincyi znajduje sic w reku
Wegr6w.
P~osuwajacy sic ma Preszburg
Czesi robia dalsze postepy, pod
Gas gdy wojska slawohskie CO.
faja sic i poddaja sic w znacznej
l;czbie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-05
WILSON ODWIEDZI BEL
GLE 10 B. M.

Bruksela, 5. czerwca. - Oficy-
Amy komunikat zapowiada, re pre-
zydent Wilson odwiedzi Belgie i
we wtorek, 10 bm., przybedzie o
6. 4tej popofudniu do Dunkirk,
gdzie powita 60 krol Albert. Ma
stepnego dnia bedzie pan Wilson
przedstawiony w helgijskim Sc
nacie i Izbie deputowanych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-05
r A!
COFAJA SIZE
PRED JUGOSLO

Kopenhaga, 5. czerwca. - De-
pesza otrzymana tn z Celowca
(Klagenfurt), stolicy Karyntyi,
donosi, re wedle oficyalnego ra-
portu Volkermarkt zosta} zajety
przez posuwajace sic, naprzod
wojska jugoslowiahskie. Bronia-
&c miasta wojska austryackie eva
kuowaiy je, ably ME naraza6 go ma
ogien artyleryi jugos}owiahskiej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-05

m}oda jest cd kilku lat czynna czIon-
kinia. Druzbowali: P. Edmund Jawor.
ski, z parma Franciszka Muchowska /
p. Stanislaw Paczkowski, brat panny
m}odej z PARMA Salomea Wojciechow-
ska. Uczta weselna odbyla sic W Sci
s}em k6}ku rodzinnem W domu rodzi-
COW panny miodej pnr. 1920 So. Ash
land ave. Model a dobranej parze ~
czymy powodzenia W ich 4yciu malzeh-
skiem.
Oh. Jozef Wyczo3kowski, Fam. pnr.
1925 So. Ashland ave-, wyjecha Ina
dwutygodniowe wakacye do Detroit,
Mich, gdzie odwiedzi swych krewnych
/ przyjaci6}.
W tych dniach OBJ. J6zef Papierz,
IAN. pnr. IT'S w. 19-ta ul., naby{ cd
czecha Antoniego Sokola, sk}ad rzezni-
czy 1 wiktuaiow spo2ywczych. Oh. Pa
plerz majac diugOletnie doswiadcze-
ME ~europejskie jake rzeznik, zamierza
sam wyrabiac najrozmaitszego gatunku
wyroby masarskie. Jest nadzieja, re ro-
dacy energicznie popra interes Polaka.
Zyczymy powodzenia!
Do domowych pieleszy powrocil SEE
regowiec Jan Koszycki, Fam. pnr. 174S
So. Ashland ave, kt6ry przeszlo rok ba
viii ma froncie bojOwym we Francyi z
oddzlaiem wojsk amerykahskich. Ccie.
szyi OF nlezmiernle rodzic6w powrotem
swoim, gdy4 rodzlce bcdac jua W pode-
sZiym wieku niezdolni do piracy, cze-
kali ma podpore ich Staroscl syna. SEE
regowiec KoSzycki. naletal do kompa.
Mi d. $50 puiku piechoty W 33-ej dywi-
zyi Prairie.
UbiesieJ srody W kosciele sw. VOL
ciecha, pobiogoslawieni zostali wezlem
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-05
GRECY BIJA TURKoW.

Saloniki, 8. czerwca. - Gree
kie wojska zajefy wczoraj Avail
/ Rhira mad zatoka Adramyti ma
wschodniem wybrzeiu Maiej A,
zyi, okolo IS mil IA p6lnoc cd
Snyrny. Turech oddziai zaatakc
wal Grek6w W Avail, ale zostaI
re stratami odparty. Donosi o TEN
ofieyalny rapport greckiego STA
bu generalnego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-05
NOTATM OSOBISTE.

Pahstwo Zygmuntostwo RozahscY
otrzymali dzisiaj zrana hoza corecz-
Ike; matka l dziecie czuja sic do
brze. P. Zygmunt R6zahski jest VIA
Scicielem znanej galeryi fotograficz-
nej D. n. 1869 Milwaukee ave.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-05

szego wv. Sp. Pol, ktory odbedzie sic
W przyszIa niedziele, skutkiem czego
czlonkinie wszystkie WHINE sic ma pro-
be te slavic W komplecie. -.
Marya MySlfwiec, prezeska.
Bronisiaw Kujawski, %dyrygent.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-05
q 81 q

Ma dw-utygodniowe wakacye do
Milwaukee, Wis. wyjechal onegdaj
D. stanisiaw skonieczny, zamieszka-
" 2 rodzicami pnr. 1921 Holt ul., ma
stanislawowie. Podczas swego poby-
Tn " Milwaukee, bedzie on druzbo-
wal swemu kuzynowi p. A. Skoniecz-
nemu. kt6ry zawiera zwiazek mat
ssnstf I psnns Helena Wojciecho-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-05

- Me rozumiem, dlaczego niektt
rzy brzydza sic miesem %kohskiem. ia
Sam jadlem JUL kiszke kohska.
- u wiedza?
Me, z musztardQ.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-05

maltehskiem p. Franciszek Beruacki,
Fam. N 1920 W. 1S-ta ul, z parma
J6zefa Kut, zam. pnr. 1872 W. Gotta
I'll. Model pare slubu udzielil X. Sta
nislaw Czapelski. Zabawa weselna Cd
by4a sic skromnie W domu rodzic0w pan
ny model. Nowoaeh6com Szczesc Boze {.
!:
Wdowa, PAM Nowogrodzka, Fam. pnr.
1925 So. Ashland ave-, wyjechal ma
szyla sic z powrotu jej syna szeregow-
ca Zygmunta Nowogrodzkiego z Fran
cyl. gdzie przez ostatnie diva lata s}u-
zyl W armii amerykahskiej. W ponie-
dzia4ek miniony zostal honorowo zwol-
niony re sluzby wojskowej.
4
Oh. Jan Pawlikowicz, Fam. pnr.. 1874
| W. 19-ta ul., spad} wczoraj z trzeciego
| pietra ma podworze oknem, W czasie
gdy lie naprawia}. Zawezwany lekarz
| skonstantowaI zlamanie kilku 4eber |
nogi, oraz inne u~szkodzenia cielesne.
Znajduje sic krytycznym stanie.
x
Dzieci szkolne energicznie przygoto-
wuja sic do popisu, kt6ry sic W MEDIA
lekiej przysz,osci odbedzie z okazyi u
roczystego zakonczenia roku szkolne-
60. SIS. Nazaretanki przygotowuja bo-
gaty 1 trescIwy program Jakiego jcsz-
cze ma wojciechowie ME bylo.
=
Stanislaw Trzeblec, Fam. 1876 So.
Ashland ave-, wyjechal wczoraj do
winona, MINI, M pogrzeb swej sio--
stry 4. p. Pauliny Trzeblec, kt0ra oncS
daj zmarla ma zapalcnie pluc w szpi-
talu tamtejszym. Pan Trzeblec powr0-
CT W przyszlym t~ygodniu.
. >
BACZNOSC CHOIR HALKA!
Jutro. w piatek. odbcdzie sic ostat-
MIA lekcya pred konCertcm Okregu l.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-05

Niekorzystne wydawnictwo.
- P~rzepraszam, czy pan dobro-
dziej wydawca
- A TAX. wydawca. Nam try cor
XII ma wydaniu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-05

wczoraj W koeciele sw. Wac}awa,
prsy Lawndale ave. I Roscoe blvd, W
Avondale, o godzinie 11tet rano K.
Ferdynand Scieszka, %proboszcz, po-
laczyS dozgonnym weziem ma}zeh-
skim D. Franciszka Gurtowskiego, z
PARMA Eleonora Jaszkowska, c6rka
DID. Michala 4 Franciszki Popk6w,
Fam. pnr. 3O40 Elbridge ave. Pod
czas Mszy sw., spiewa1 specyalnie
zaangaiowany eh6r mezatek ,,Gwiaz
da", pod dyrekcya p. Jozefa Goluo-
skiego, m~iejscowego organisty. Ma
offertorium odSpiewala solo Ave
Maria" (Rosewigal pani Jozefina
stan. tamtejsza solistka. Druzbowa-
a: D. Maryan Jaszkowski, brat pan
ny'miodeJ z parma walerya Kortas.
ssrdeczna p~rzyjaciolka panny MILO
DEF. D. Leon Jozaitus, kuzyn panny
nlodeI. z PARMA Maryanna Nadol-
ma kuzynka panny miodej. Dana
honorova czyli kwiaciarka byia pan
na Franciszka S6wka. przyjaci6fka
nanny mlodej. Uczta weselna odbyta
s,e " sail OBJ. warszyhskiego, przy
Central Park ave. 1 Wolfram III. -
Model a dobranej pare zyczymy
,o-odzenia
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-05
q q q

ZGkonczenie Rohu Szkolnego W
KoIlsgrum sw. Stanisiawa odbedzie
sic roku tego W spos6o bsrdzo Okla
zafy 4 ~uroczysty W dniu 22go czerw-
ca " san sw. Stanisiswa. Przygoto-
-,nFa ~ TOXIN
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-05
istowych Telefon. albo C.. 0. D. Me Wypelniamy
SPODNIA
BIELIZNA.

Niemowlece powiiacz
XII albO koszulki, wszy-
stkic wielkosci. okazo--
wy zapas, warte do SOC.
W piatck, o.
tylkO pO 0oS
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-05

Csc Lindsay Gasco pre-
wrocone mantle gazowe -
triple weave, pasuja ma
wszystkle standard palniki,
specyalnie W pia- Or
tex, . "a ..... HOS
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-05
Ponczochy 20 Csc

Niemowlece drobno praa
kowane baweinicowe pom
ozochy, dubeltowe piety !
palce, biaie l cZarne, wiel-
kosci 4 do 6, para 15c -
a5O ' 2 parry Csc
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-05
oeltowe ,S&H' Zielone Znaczki do PoEudnia
HIATT.

1S calowy swiss en-
broldery flouncings, r6z
ne piekne allover desc
ME, regularly 3jc gatu
mex, specyalnle m jutro
jard Ok
20 ........
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-11-01

lert Buckley and Capt. Harry Lerch
Brinser will take place this afternoon
at O'Clock. at the home of the brides
parents on 10Th street northwest The
ceremony will be performed by the
Rev. Mr.. Cervell of Trinity Church
The bride will be given away by her
father. and her bridal gown is of white
satin draped with tulle. and embroid-
cred in silver and pearls. The tulle
train Is caught on the shoulders with
orange blossoms, and a band of orange
blossoms holds the tulle veil in place
She is to carry a shower bouquet of
white orchids.
The matrons of honor will be Mrs.
John s. Higgins. formerly Miss Mar
garet Esterday of this city, and Mrs.
Clarence w. Colliere. Their gowns are
orchid satin and georgette crepe, with
feather hats to match. and they will
carry lavender chrysanthemums
The best man will be Commander
John S. Higgins now stationed at
Newport, r. L Only the immediate
families and intimate friends are to
be present.
Among the out of town guests will
be Commander and Mrs. John S. Hig-
gins. Mr.. and Mrs. H. Leroy Jones of
New York, Mrs. Alexander Crawford,
Ardmore. Pa, and Mrs. julius Siebert,
Philadelphia, Pa. A small reception
will follow the ceremony. The bride
is a granddaughter Of DR.. and Mrs.
John w. Buckley and niece of Mr..
Barry Buckley.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-11-01
ZION1STS TO CELEBRATE.
Will Observe "Balfour Day. To.
morrow by Flying of Flag.

"Balfour day" will be celebrated
here tomorrow by the Jewish Zionists
by the flying of the flag of Zion-blue and
white stripes, with the shield of David
in the center. This flag will be flown
from the headquarters of the local
Zionists, 18th street and Pennsylvania
avenue.
This celebration is in commemora-
ton of the speech made for the Eng
lish government by Arthur ]. Balfour,
who gave the following assurances to
some Zionist delegates two years ago
tomorrow:
His majesty's government views
with favor the establishment in Pal
estine Of a national home for the Jews,
and will use it's best endeavor to IA
cilitate achievement of this object; it
being clearly understood that nothing
shall be done which may prejudice the
civil and religious rights Of the ex-
listing non-Jewish communities IN Pal
estine."
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i&ocde&

home of Mr.. and Mrs. Glass. when the
social life of the capital will be bril-
liantly represented. The out-of-toWn
guests here for the wedding include
MIR. and Mrs. H. L. Boatwright of
Danville. Va. parents of the bride
groom; the brides aunt. Mrs. j. NJ.
Booze of Lake Charles. La. and Mrs.
G. F. Lucava of Lynchburg. Va. and
her brothers and sisters-in-l law. Mr.
and Mrs. Powell Glass and Mr.. and
Mrs. Carter Glass. jr.; Mrs. Peyton
Winfree of Lynchburg. Miss Marian
Boatwright, Miss Florence Boatwright,
sisters of the bridegroom. and Mr..
Lee Boatwright. of Danville. Va; Miss
Margaret Lucava of Lynchburg. Mrs.
Blair Banister and Miss Margaret
Banister of Louisville and Mrs. Duval
Scott of North Carolina
The Secretary of Commerce. Mr..
William c. Redfield. retired, and Mrs.
RedHeld left Washington at 10 o'clock
this morning for Brooklyn, N. Y,
where they will again take up their
residence. They will be at the Hotel
Boffert until November 10 and Will
then take up residence in their new
home, 81 Monroe place, Brooklyn.
Representative and Mrs. Edgar r.
Kiess of Williamsport. Pa. have ar
rived in Washington and will spend
the month of November at the Hotel
L.. Fayette.
Former Governor of Missouri Jo-
seph ". FOLK, who is now United
States counsel for the Egyptian gov
eminent, will entertain at dinner at
the New Willard tonight Covers will
be laid for fifteen.
Capt. and Mrs Perry Belmont will
close their summer home at Newport
today preparatory to coming to Wash
ington for the season.
Col. and Mrs. Clarence Ridley went
to Baltimore this morning to be the
week end guests of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Macy Willis.
Mrs. John H. Rosseter has as her
house guests Mrs. William T. Elliott,
widow of Commander Elliott, who has
just returned from a three-year stay
in the orient, and her son, Mr.. Stewart
T. Elliott. for whom she entertained
during the week.
Mrs. r. NJ Kaufman has returned to
Washington from Champaign, ILL.,, and
is staying with Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph
Kauffmann. at "Airlie," the residence of
the latter. on the Military road.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ. Kaufman ex-
pect to open their house, 1915 18th
street northwest, in a few weeks.
The wedding of Miss Natalie Mey-