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at midnight. Miss Blodgett. Miss
Helen Blodgett and Mrs. Charles
Mathews will go later in the month
to Mackinaw Island.
Miss Susan Brandeis will accom-
pany her father, Justice Louis D.
Brandeis Of the Supreme Court of the
United States, when he sails for
Europe this week. Mr.. Brandeis and
Miss Brandeis will leave town today
for New York, from which port they
will sail on Saturday aboard the
Mauritania.
Mrs. Brandeis and Miss Elizabeth
Brandeis will close their apartment
at Stoneleigh Court this week and
will go to their summer home at
Dedham, Mass, to remain until au-
tumn.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederic D. McKenney
entertained at large dance last
home. near Kensington. Md, as a
farewell before they leave for the
west. Mrs. Mckinney and her two
daughters. Miss Virginia Mckinney
and Miss Frederic Mckinney. will
leave at the end of the month for
eral weeks. Then they will go to Los
Angeles, Calf, where Mr.. McKen-
ney will join them. all returning here
next fall.
Inc mouse was eIaDOrately deco
rated with flowers, but supper was
served at small tables on the lawn
and verandas.
Mrs. ]. T. Moore, who il making n
series Of visits here. and is now the
guest of Col. and Mrs. Peter Murray.
was hostess at a beautiful luncheon
today at the Army and Navy Club.
A clear evening and moonlight night
was most suspicious for the opening,
yesterday, of the .grandstand tea
house on the eastern point of Poto-
mac Park, which will be operated
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80cle2K

HE Vice President and Mrs.
Marshall were the guests
in whose honor the minister
) of the Serbs, Croats and
| Slovenes and Nine. Grouitch
entertained an interesting dinner
company last evening. their guests in
Guiding Rear Admiral H. H. Rousseau.
Mrs. A. Gordon Cumming. Mrs. Sher-
man Miles. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Mathews of Buffalo, Judge Martin A.
/ Knapp and Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Harlow.
Senior DR.. Juan B: Rojo. counselor
Of the embassy ,,S of Msx ;iso enter
ambassador of Mexico. at dinner at
, the Cafe ST. Marks last evening.
Other guests included the ambassador
of Mexico. Senior Bonillas: Mr.. Boaz
Chavez and Senior Torres. members
of Gen. Aguilar's suite. and Senior
Servando Barrera Guerra. third sec
rotary of the Mexican embassy.
Gen. Aguilar and his party spent
the early part of the day in sight
seeing.
Col. Andres Soriano. Honduran min
lister of war. has been appointed min
lister from that republic to the United
yesterday: The new minister IS a
brother Of Nazario Soriano. candidate
for the presidency to succeed Dr.
Bertrand and formerly was Honduran
consul at New Orleans and Will sue
coed Senior Don ]. Antonio Lopez
Gutierrez, who has been here for a
year.
The charge d'affaires of Russia and
Nine. Ughet arrived in Washington
last evening from New York and are
occupying their apartment at the
Shoreham.
Mrs. William Phillips arrived in
Washington yesterday from Highover.
her summer home at North Beverly,
Mass. to spend a week with Mr.. Phil
lips, assistant secretary of state. at
their apartments at the Wardman
Park Hotel
Nine. de Riano, wife of the Spanish
amba ssador; Mrs. Josephus Daniels.
Mrs. George Barnett, Mrs. Breckin-
ridge Long. Miss Boardman, Mrs.
Dimock, Mrs. Elkins. Mrs. Field. Mrs.
Glasgow Mrs. Sherman Miles, Mrs.
James Mcdonald, Mrs. William Belden
Noble. Mrs. H. H. Rogers. Mrs. Henry
Rea, Mrs. Hope Slater, Mrs. Robert M.
among the patronesses for the recital
of Miss Clara Alexander at the
Willard tonight, when she will repeat
some of her great successes given in
England under the patronage of
Princess Christian of Schleswig-
Holstein. Princess Henry of Batten-
berg, the Duchess of Albany, Princess
erick of Teck. all of British royalty.
and a score of members of the nobil-
ity. A number of dinner parties will
precede the program.
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DR.. and Mrs William Cline Borden
will leave the latter part Of the
month for their summer home on
Lake Ontario, where they will remain
until the autumn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Wilmer Boil
ing. who recently took possession of
their new home. 1926 California
street. are being congratulated upon
the birth of a little daughter. Bar
bara, on Friday, June 6. Their other
children are Clara, Richard and Ster-
ling Ruffin.
Mrs Martha Francis McKnew of r
street northwest has as her guests her
niece. Mrs. r. =. Towles. and Master
Robert Mason Towles of Youngstown,
Ohio. Mrs. Towles' mother. Mrs F. E.
Wagner. of New Bern, n. c., is spend
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Underwear
Remnants!

Quality remains, though slightly
counter soiled.
s., 81 and IS Philippine I'm
dergarments Of Fine Main
sock at $1.95, $2.s5, $3.9S
Included are Gowns, Envelope
Chemise. Corset Covers and Draw
ers, all hand-embroidered and
handmade. Remnants oniy-in odd
sizes.
Crepe de Chine Gowns at $685.
"A real value, these-trimmed in
filet lace and ribbon-eleeveless-
flesh color only.
Envelope Chemises at $2.S5
OF fesh-color crepe de chine and
satin, lace trimmed-some hem
stitched with embroidered sprays.
81 Petticoats ut $1.15
OF fine muslin with neat en-
broddered hounces-nostly 36-inch
lengths. Snap them up II the size
is right
81 Underwear Group at &c
Envelope Chemise and Boomers
Of white and flesh color nainsook-
large size.
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throughout the summer by a number
OF prominent society women. assist
ed by uniformed Girl Scouts, for the
financial support of the Girl Scout
movement.
The hostesses Of yesterday were
mrs Frederic Atherton and Mrs. Fred
erick H: Brooke, who also had as
sisting them Mrs. Adolph Caspar Mil
Ter. Mrs. Corcoran Thorn. Miss Lay
erick H. Delano. Mrs Marshall Lang
horne and Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Har-
low. The opening of the tea house re-
celved a hearty welcome from the
hundreds Of motorists of yesterday
VINO appreciated the opportunity of
obtaining cooling refreshment at a
quite modest cost. and at the same
time promoting a worthy cause.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-12
Remnants, Too, in
Summer Sweaters
SO to $3.50 Coat Sweaters,
C 0S

knit Of Pure Zephyr and shet-
land Woods In delicate shades Of
delft blue, purple, turquotse, green,
salmon, rose. pink. Copenhagen
blue; also black. Some Tuxedo
styles.
s. to So Sweaters, $3.75
Both Shetland Wool and Fiber
Silk, In rose, salmon, turquoise, pur-
pie, Gray, gold and Nile green. Coat
$3.50 Slip Overs, SIS
-Misses' Sleeveless Siip-evsrs. IN
salmon, rose, turquoise, copsnhaesn
blue and butt. Shetland woods.
Silk Bags
For Remnant Day.
$3.50 Bags at A.SS
Striped and Meirs sIiiea, all beau.
tifuliy silk 1inod-0ome Beaded
MIser Bags and. popular pouch
shapes-shirred and Plain eass-
mock beaded effects In eonven.
tionaI designs.
$500 Bags ut $2.95
Good looking Bags In Fine MoIre
Silks, In gray, brown, taupe and
black; also Satin Bags In light col.
ors for summer use-ail attract.
lively lined and fitted.
Remnants-Neckwear!
Slightly Mussed, But Usable.
81 to $3.50 Linen Sets, S1.lS
Collar and Cuff Sets Of Linen, in
blue. old rose and white. Good
shapes!
$1.5O Collars ut $l.l5
-Frill-edged Organdie Collars for
summer wear; also sets in solid
colors. both hemstitched ana en-
broidered.
$3.50 Net Camps, 79c
Made all in one piece With high
collars and staided. Perfect condi-
ton, but overstocked.
$3.50 to SITS Collars, Sc
-Gcorgette Collars in sailor styles,
hemstitched and embroidered. A
chance!
$l.O0 to $1.25 Collars, Sc
Linen Collars, button trimmed,
for wear as coat collars. Pick out
a few,
$1.O0 Sets at Sc
Collar and Cum Sets Of Colored
Organdfe-bright shades.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-12
Gold Stripe
Silk Stockin9s

NO "RUN" CAN PASS THE
GOLD STRIPE! This ENSURES
satisfaction because most runs"
are caused by oarter-eiase cuts
which get Into the lower part OF
the stocking.
Pure silk, $500 pair, with silk
iisie garter hems.
$50 pair, With aiI-siik garter
hens.
Sold here exclusively In Wash.
lnoton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-12
Wedding at Epiphany.

The Epiphany Church was thronged
Yesterday afternoon at o'clock with
a gathering representative OF resi-
dent and ofncisl society to witness
the marriage Of Miss Ethel MacMur-
ray daughter of Mrs. Junius W.
MacMurray, and Col John Marvin
Wright, u. 8. A. with Rev. DR.. Ram
dolph H. McKim officiating. Aus
tralian ferns. pink peonies and ram
bier roses adorned the chancel, while
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-12
50 Sorosis Black Calf
Oxfords at $5.95 Pr,

These are equally desirable,
since they are the English Walk
Ine oxford-of good quality and
make. Sizes: A, 3, 4Na, S, 6Ia and
8; 3, I've, 3, q, 42, 6, w and 8; G,
az, 3, 3Na, 4, w, 5, sIa, 6, 6Ia,
~ and 8; o, 2L., 8, 3La, 4, We, 6,
81. and Z.
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Remnants Of Stockings
$1.75 and 81 Stockings,
$1.3S Pr.
Some odd lines o. pure thread
silk with silk and silk IIste garter
hens, In brown, medium gray, pink,
champagne and fawn. Nearly all
sizes.
$3.50 to s. Stockings,
S2.35 Pr.
these are fancy stockInes-heavy
silk with silk and silk Isle garter
hens. White, gray, cordovan, gun
metal, brown and Russian calf.
Some with embroidered clocks, 9TH
ers with dropstItch.
Csc and Csc Stockings
at Soc Pr.
Pick out o few pairs! Boot silk,
silk fiber, Isle and cotton stockings
gray, champagne, emerald green,
pink, rose and Wholesome with
split soIes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-12
Silk Fiber Stockings,
q 2S Pr

with mock seams. All the COL
crs now In demand-Whlte, black,
navy, dark brown, Russian calf,
medium gray and suede. No bet
ter stocking for wear than fiber
silk!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-12

the aisle through which the bridal
party passed.
The bride. who was given In mar.
rage by her brother, Nj. John Van
A. MacMurray. counselor ~ the Amer
lean embassy It Toxic, who 20 here On
Continued on Ninth Faee.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-12

ing some time with her sister, frs.
n, II, Stokes, on w street.
Nine. Grouitch will be at home to-
morrow afternoon at the legation,
2176 wyoming avenue. from to Z
o'clock
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-12
Crepe sgs de Chine kimono'

Lovely slip over models, In rose,
| pink, light blue, maize, carol, law
| ender and salmon. Shlrred and
| ribbon trimmed.
Evening star., 1919-01-09
Mems Shop

Mems Socks, 3 Pairs Sim
cluding soc and Csc qualities Of Hole
Proof and Onyx" in black. white and
colors. Last of various lots, Of Fiber Silk
and Lisle. Friday, 3 pairs, 81.
Mems S1.z0 Shirts, 89c-Madras,
percale. etc. Sizes, IA to II. Regular
stock--quick selling lots in Friday clear
away, at soc each.
Mems S. Night Robes, $z15-
Also Flannelette Pajamas. Full cut and
all sizes. Choice tomorrow for $215.
Mems s. Union Suits, S1.89-
Long sleeve and ankle length, ribbed Union
Suits, with closed crotch. Subject to slight
defects. 50 suits at S1.s9.
Mems soc Cravats, 3 for H-Of
silk mixed materials. made of the makers
ends of pieces; wide variety of colors.
Well made. Note the large flowing ends.
Mems soc Handkerchiefs, 6 for
s2.25.-AH pure linen, full size, neatly
hemstitched.
Mems $3.50 Gloves, S1.o5-Auto
gloves. with large gauntlets. Warmly
lined. Black only, and $1.95 for Friday
only.
Mems S1.25 Gloves, 95c-Snugly
lined, black fabric gloves, in all sizes.
Good looking, best fitting.
Mems $3.50 Mocha Gloves, $z.S5
The worlds best-Dent's-gray Mocha
Gloves, with Ifugora wool lining.
Mems Shop. Street Floor.
Evening star., 1919-01-09

To $S.95 Norfolk Suits,
&.95
Splendid. durable Boys School Suits, Of
good-wearing cheviot and cassimeres, in n
variety of neat patterns. Many Of these
suits have full-lined knickers. Sizes 8 to
H. Friday only. s4.95.-Third Floor.
To 81 Knitting Bags,
Friday Special, 75c
TafYeta silk and cretonne knitting Bags.
with two sections-drawn up with cord.
Many with hoop and strap handles.-Art
Dept.-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1919-01-09
$3.50 Scrim Curtains,
Special at $l.30 Pair

Made with wide lace insertion and edge,
neat valance between side curtains. All
are headed ready TO hang. Friday only
81 40 pair-Second Floor
Evening star., 1919-01-09
Women's Kimon0s, $3.98

Crepe, Seco SILK and Novelty Fabric
Garments: some with lace and net collars.
Waist and empire styles. Sizes to so.
Friday at $3.9S.-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1919-01-09
Women's Underwear, SOC
Children's Underwear.7oc
Children's Underwear. .35c

Union Suits, separate vests and pants,
broken assortment of soc and 75c
grades. Friday at 35c, or 3 for S1.00.-
Street Floor.
Evening star., 1919-01-09
EXTRA SPECIAL BARGAIN
Muslin Gowns at Sl.3o

About 400 Nightgowns with short sleeves.
of pink or white batiste muslin; trimmed
with lace or embroidery. also ribbon bows.
Dozens Of styles to choose from. Regular
81. 50 grades. Friday only at S1.39.
Evening star., 1919-01-09
Odd Pieces of Silverware
at 12c Each, S1.Z5 Doz.

pieces of fat ware. including Sugar
Shells, Butter Knives, Pickle Forks. Oys-
ter Forks, Ice Cream Forks. etc. Friday
only, 12c each or $1.a5 dozen.-Street
Floor.
Evening star., 1919-01-09
Bows Stockings, Z0c

Coarse-ribbed Hose for boys. In black
sI5 Friday only, 29c.
Evening star., 1919-01-09

Babcock's Butterfly Talcum Powder;
regularly 25c box; for 19c
Professional Cold Cream. in large tin
boxes; regularly 39c; for $50
Peroxide Cream; regularly 25c jar;
for 1Nc
Evening star., 1919-01-09
Furniture

$40 Dresser of solid oak. golden
oak Z finish, plain design with
p1ate-glass mirror, $3.50
$21.5O Wardrobe, OF solid oak,
single size. SI5
sIe.s0 Eneiander Bed Spring,
double size; all metal frame. $11
$Sl WOmen's Writing Desk. of
art reed, in brown finish, $I5
S35 Brass BedS, in velvet finish:
double-bed size. S2S
SIS Art Reed Arm Chair, fin
ished in brown, so
$3.50 An-hair Mattress wish
rolled edge. covered in brown and
white ticking, 1880
$40 Bed pillow, filled with all
new feathers, 81
All Odd Dressing Tables, about
SO in the lot, in the best woods
and styles. Friday, at 1z price
s:c.5O solid Oak ChiTonier, with
large glass, plain design, $1J
SIS Solid Oak ChiTonier, colo
nial style, with large glass, $17.5O
SO Solid Oak Washstand, fin
ished in. golden oak, $3.50
IS Hardwood Kitchen Table.
with heavy square legs and
$50 Serving Table. mahogany
finish, $15
s25 Serving Table. of fumed oak.
large drawer, $12.SO
$31 Library Table, in dull ma
hogany, S24
S2S F'umed Oak Settee. mission
style, $3.50
$50 Golden Oak Arm Chair.
spring seat and upholstered
back, $40
$3.50 Fumed Oak Rocker, with
arms, mission style, spring
seat, SS.%3
All Odd Wood Beds, finished in
old ivory, double sizes. Friday only,
at n price.
Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1919-01-09
Children's Garments, 60c

Sleeping Drawers of striped sannelette.
some with feet. Also rompers OF ging-
ham in plain colors and stripes. Sizes 2
to years Friday at 6Sc.--Third' Floor.
Evening star., 1919-01-09
Babies Short Dresses,75c

Really dainty-of fine nainsook with
neat yokes, tucked or lace and einhroid-
cry trimmed: sizes to . years. Friday,
75c-Third Floor.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-01-11
STATELE UNITE NU VOR
TRIMITE ARMATA LA
BERLIN.

Washington, Ian. 10. - Guver-
null american nu are gind Sc trimi-
ia armata de ocupare la Berlin.
I'm malt functionar public de al
ci mia facut astazi declaratiunea a.
ceasta 81 mia spus ca pc linga in
treaga revolutiunea prusaca 81 pc
linga toate ca soldatii americani ar
ii salutati 81 bineventati la sosire,
totusi nu sc va face.
Nu sc va face pentru-ca guver-
null Statelor Unite este de credinta
ca intrevenirea lui in afaceri inter-
rationale pc un timp ca acesta, ar
provoca mai multe ingrijorari decit
ar fl in stare sd lie aplaneze.
Strife timpurii sosite astazi aici
vestesc infringerea grupului lui
Liebknecht. Minoritatea lui Lieb-
knecht incearca Sc I domineze si-
tuatia in alegeri, Gu toate ca pima a.
cuma resultatul alegerilor este con-
ira d1nsului.' Daca grupul sparta
cienilor va cistiga controlul, atunci
dinsii vor refusa idemnitatile de
razboi 81 colectarea lor Sc va putea
face numai Gu forta.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-01-11

din toate partile orasului au fost
asaltate de razvratitii Spartaci-
eni. Multe parti ale orasului sunt
fara lumina, lar apa 81 carbunii
nu Sc pot imparti de loc.
NORTH celor trei zile din urma,
zac pc strait, neingropati inca.
Baricadele zdrobite 81 edificMle
ruinate de bombe arata multora
aparenta ca 81 cind ar fl in Tara
Nimanuia". Este. teama ca numa-
rul total al mortilor Sc urea la
1000. Rapoartele de mai inainte
ca Spartacienii au cistigat con-
trolul situatiei 81 ca guvernul lui
Ebert t-Scheidemann ar ii cazut.
sunt tagaduite astazi.
Trupe credincioase guvernului
Ebert, sosesc 1ntr una in oras.
Herr Noske, noul governor mill
tar, sc nice ca izbutit in nizuin-
ia sa de ridica 0 forta efectiva
contra tulburatorilor ordinei, a.
derenti al lni Liebknecht.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-01-11
EBERT ESTE STAPfN Pc
SITUATE.
HINDENBURa IL AJUTx.

PARIS, Ian. 10. - o telegram;i
din Zurich, adresata astazi ziarn-
lui IL Information de aici, spu-
nea ca cancelarul Ebert iarasi este
stapin pc situatia din Berlin.
Maresalul Hindenburg este in
Potsdam, unde a sosit Gu doua zilc
inainte de asia. Dinsul nu va lasa
sa Sc faca alegeri pima cind Sc va
restaura linistea pc deplin. Presen-
ia lui Hindenburg, dimpreuna cu
decisiunea guvernului de folosi
arme pentru suprimarea insurgen-
tilor a schimbat intreaga situatiu-
nea.
Ziarul ,,Drapelul Rosu'' organul
Spartacienilor, nu Sc mai publica.
Studentii au ocupat edificiul in ca
re sc publica.
Tn numar mare de voluntari Sc
inroleaza in fortele guvernului. Ca
valeria 81 garda prusiaca sunt gaia
de atac la portile capitalei. Gustav
Noske, guvernorul militar este fpar-
te energic intru aduce O liniste
completa 81 bunaorfnduiala in capt.
tala.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-01-11
Ll6A NATIUNiiOR.

PARIS, 10 Ian. Englezii vor
avea onoarea de q Fl nanasii pv,
lferii in aplicAre ideii presedin-
telui Wilson Gu privire Il princi-
pinl lnei Ligi . Natiunilor.
Aici cletig6 multi tereA impre-
siunea ica planurile formate de
'eabinetul de razboi englez vor ii
priuite III eonferinta de pace.
Delegatii snae1icani studiaza fl
mod simpatic ideile dexsoltate dc
senglexi yi pin6p char 81 presedinte-
al este in'fsvorul planulni cnglez.
Se crsdS II fn liga aceasta are a
h6 pfimitk u Germania, enmva
IA cs AZ probk. Lord Cecil =
spps AZ mi mnlte oril a. fornAr6a
Ijfei 66te cel mai important ln-
,ii. 4 3lRe III primal lnersl
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-01-11
Cal11pania contra
BOlSl1eviCiIOr.

WASHINGTON, 10 Ian. = Mi
nistrul muncei prin biroul de imi-
grare inceput sa reinforteze
campania contra bolsevicilor. Co
misarul imigrarii Caminetti, la
cerinta secretarului muncei Viii
son a dat un ordin drastic, care
e respectat Gu eel, Mr.. Caminetti
spune:
,,Masurile luate de catre de-
partamentul muncei relativ la de-
portarea strainilor este exprima-
ia in urmatoarele instructii pri-
mite La biroul de imigrare.
IL. Ca moi nu vom aresta,
define ori deporta nici un strain
pc simplul motiv ca s'a afiliat la
|. w. w.
q. - Nor vjm aresta ori, deti-
he pima cind putem deporta pc
fiecare strain ori mcmbru la !.
w. w. ori nu, care aflat ca
propaga ori incita la anarchie,
ori la rasturnarea prin forta a
guvernului Statelor Unite. orr a
formei legilor, orr asasinarea Off
cialilor publici. ori care culpa-
bill de- alte fapte ce sunt supuse
la deportare sub legile de imigra-
res.
Mai multi straini sunt deja de-
tinuti pentru deportare, spus
Mr. Caminetti. multime au fost
prinsi fnainte de a Sc semna an
mistitiul, acestia sunt tinuti pima
vor putea Fl trimisi in tara lor..
Deportarile vor incepe imediat
&c autoritatile vor crede eli pri,,
aceste deportari nu vor cauza ia
rilor aliate pagube.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-01-11
IN JURUL FRAM1NTARI.
LOR DIN GERMANIA.

BASEL, 10 Ian. - Trei mil de
politisti din garda republican, a
presedintelui Eichorn s'au pus la
dispozitia guvernului Scheide-
mann. Aceasta Sc anunta intr 'un
articol publicat de ziarul Frank
fort Gazette.
(EichOrn fusese sprijinitorul
celor din grupul Spartacus, 81 pre-
darea lui fusese una dintre cere-
rile guvernului.
Ziarul mai adauga ca garnizoa-
na Berlinului, care pima aci s,a-
tuse neutra, acum trecut d.
partea guvernului. Aviatorii gu
vernului sboara foarte aproap,,
pc deasupra cladirei ziarului Nor-
waerts, unde Spartacienii mai
stau inca ascunsi.
Q telegrama trimisa ieri de la
Berlin an,lnta c;, acest; tecoristi
a.: pus stapinice pe priRcipai"lo
statiuni de radio-telegrafle lin
capitala.
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Anglia s. aatt|e Unite
.au alns a b i1te|ege-
nc Tedfalt Ia pace.

LONDRA, 10 Isn - intelege-
rea dintre Anglia 81 Statele Unite
referitor la marble chestii ce yor
ii rezolvate in coAgresul de pace
ul fericit augut a unei conclu-
Iii satisfacatoars' Ia conferinta
dim Paris; a declArat ambasado-
rul American in q. yorbire la Pill
grim Club. Aci s'a dat o masa in
onoarea Mi.
In vorbirea lui ambasadorul
Davis a platit ~un tribut de admi-
rare pentru fostul ambassador Pa
ge, care murit acum de curind.
Ell prea marit crescindul spirit
dc prietenie 81 coperarc dintre
Statele Unite ii Marea Britanie
81 a vorbit GU mindric despre par
tea care a facut-o America in els
tigareasacestui razboi.
= Referitor la chcstiile dc pace 81
la intelegerile dinire tara lui 81
Anglia, Davis declarat Cd ell
crede CD aceste doua natiuni vor
Fl tot att de mduigente 81 laSma-
sa de pace dupa cum au fost 81 d
supra marilor chestnut.
,,Sunt sigur ca lm mare, ideal
animeaza att pc Anglia, cit 81 pc
Statele Unite a 2is ambasadorul
81 de aci ell sunt sigur ca nu va
ii nici un conflict mtre interesele
fundamentals la alustarile finale.
moi cerem ca .sa finn eliberati
de eonstspta frie;A;as riizbQiulni'
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-01-11
NADEJDEA PROHIBITIONS
TILOR.

WASHINGTON, 9 Ian. - Way
ne B. Wheeler din Columbus, O.,
consilierul national al ligei con-
ira saloanelor, prorocit astazi
ratificarea adausului federal de
lege Gu privire la prohibitiune.
Domnul Wheeler crede ca in
cursul celor doua saptamini ce
urmeaza, Statele Unite vor Fl vo-
tate .,,uscate"
: NJ numai 36 state, cit Sc cere
pentru ca legea aceasta Sc intre
in vigoare - spuhe domnul Whe-
eler - ci eel putin AZ, din dinse-
lie vor ratifica adausul de lege 81
in felul acesta Sc. va opri 81 ia
bricarea de. bauturi alcoholice pc
tinutul Statelor Unite.
Domnul Wheeler crede ca in
% lanuarie 1920, toate statele All
sc fie ,,uscate'' 81 in intreaga A
merica MI vel mai afla nici I'm
strop de bautnrica.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-01-11
PREGATIRILE PENTRU
c0NFERINTA De PACE.

PARIS, 10 Ian. - Delegatia "a
mericana pentru conferinta de pa
ce era gaia astazi dimineata sa Sc
apuce dc lucru. Presedintele Will
son 81 ceialalti delegati erau de
credinta ca au avut destula pa
rada 81 ar ii bine sd Sc puma ime-
dat pc lucru. Pc cum trece tim
pull, pc asa preliininariiIe confe-
rintei formale, devin mai incurca-
te. Nu Sc poate spune astfzi ce a
duce ziua de milne. Angajarile
pentru conferinte sunt abzise.
Francezii voiesc Sc alba ceva
bparada' care Sc semnaleze in
ceputul conferintei. In aceasta
dinsii socotesc 81 cuvintarea de
deschidere a presedintelui Poin-
care. Wilson ar vol mai bucuros
Sc alba constfatuiri private.
Delegatii americani sunt tinuti
strins de presedintele Wilson, ca
re face vizite pc neasteptate la
cartierul lor general de la Hotel
Grillon. Nici odata nu Sc site cind
are sd soseasca. Delegatii fac an
gajamente Gu diferitii delegati al
altor natiuni 81 c1nd colo trebue
sa lie revoace. Nimeni nu site cit
timp are sd stea presedintele intre
dinsii, cind soseste asa de pc nea-
steptate. De pilda, Mercurea tre-
cuta, delegatii americani avusese-
ra un rendezvous" Gu Lord Ce-
Gil, dar presedintele> Wilson La
stricat 81 Lord Cecil a trebuit sa
astepte 0 ora intreaga in van du-
pa dinsii.