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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-06
A|RSH|P COMBINE
IN BRITAIN PLANS
GREAT INDUSTRY
Will Develop Lighter-Than-
Air Craft for Commercial
Purposes.
DIRIGIBLE DECLARED MORE
ECONOMICAL THAN PLANES
Super-Types Are Expected to
Solve Question of Profit in
Operation.
ARE REQUIRED FOR LONG TRIPS
Capacity Of 100000 Cubic Feet
Does Not Mark Limit, Experts
Declare.
ARE REQUIRED FOR LONG TRIPS
Capacity Of 100000 Cubic Feet
Does Not Mark Limit, Experts
Declare.
ny RonERr wELLEs RrrCH1E.

LONDON. July 5.-Writing in the
Daily Graphic, Lieutenant Edgar C.
Middleton says that the approach Of
R-34 to the end OF her transatlantic
journey, together with tho record
breaking activity OF her sister ship.
the R-33. has again aroused public
interest in tho big British airsh!p.
Overshadowed by the manifold and
more immediate activities OF airplane
companies immune able. the airship as
factor for commercial aviation has
been overlooked, almost forgotten.
Tho big airship. however. Is the only
means of aerial transport. possible for
1000 miles. Compared with the air
for aerial travel. the passenger fare
the psnee pep mile Of the arp ,s TO
malls at pence and 7f pence per
mile. respectively. while a considerably
greater tonnage can be transported by
airship.
Plan Airship Combine.
1t is not to be wondered at, there
fore that large British ai5shp
in money behind it. Is already in course
Of dsveslopment This combine. II Is
heavily subsidized by. the tgovernments
BE IN active operation: before the end
to be constructed at the works OF the
amalgamated companies, situate some
where in the North OF England. Air
ships of moderate size and high speed
viii carry express, malls and passen-
gers. Passenger liners OF largo size
and high speed are for longer distance
flights and large airships of COMPARE
lively low speed and large carrying
capacity are to be constructed for
general transport. Wealthy passen-
gers are to be catered for with a small
nonriSid airship. maintained at much
carry two or three passengers.
Discusses Supertypes.
The engineering supplement OF the
Daily Telegraph also discusses the
construction OF airships OF Increased
dimensions. and describes the super
type of rigid airship now being built
by Sir w. G.. Armstrong. Whitworth
Such construction of large air
ships" says the writer. rs but an ex-
preston OF the Arm conviction of eX-
perts with reference to tho assured
future Of lighter than-air craft for
commercial purposes. A comparison
Of the relative advantages Of airship
and airplane points to the development
of the latter for transport work over
distances up 10 500 miles, the rigid
airship being advantageous for longer
distance travel OF transcontinentai
and TRANSFORMING Character Nor does
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DLRIGLBLE R-34 RUNS SHORT
OF FUEL SUPPL Y AND MUST
MAKE LANDING AT BOSTON
Urges That Dirigible 3
Land at Montauk Point
NY Associated Press.I

MINEOLA. n. ". July 5.-Lieu-
tennnt-Colonel Frederick Luc s,
r. A. F., In charge of British mr.
dirigible R-34. sent a wireless mes-
snEe to the airship's commander
tonight urging that he make every
effort to proceed fur NIOntauk
Point before alightlng for fuel. He
sugEested Anne ricnn destroyers could
be sent to tow the dirisible to Mon
tank Point.
Two hundred naval Mechanics
here have been called out md nre
held In readiness to 20 to Montauk
Point In motor trucks. There IL
plenty of gasoline and 200,OgO cubic
feet of hydrogen gas Mt Montnuk
Point.
In his message to the R-34, Colo
mel LucnH said TINT the Chatham
field WINS too small and that there
was no force of men available there
or at Boston TO assist In the R-34's
proposed landing.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-06
FILM SHOWS BLOWS STRUCK
Five Clean Knockdowns Are Recorded
In the First Round, According
TO Camera.
TBy Associated Press.1

tainty as to the number of times Jess
willard was knocked down by Jack
Dempsey in the first round of the
championship contest at Toledo on
July t. was settled tonight when the
first screening of the fight picture
film registered five clean knockdowns
by Dempsey.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-06
COLONEL WILLIAM HASKELL
ARMENIA'S COMMISSIONER
Relief Worker Represents Unite
States. Great Britain, France
md Italy.
IRv Associated Press.1

PARIS. July 5. = Colonel William
Haskell was today appointed high
commissioner for the four great pow
ers, United states, Great Britain
Franco and Italy. in Armenia. He
VIII have entire charge of all eco
nomic questions in the country with
most extended movers, reporting TO
the council at Paris. All relief or
ganizations in Constantinople. Georgia
and the provinces throughout Turkey
Will report to him.
Colonel Haskell recently returned
froki Roumania, where he went in con-
nection with the distribution OF the
relief to the population.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-06
CONGRESSMAN BRINGS SUIT
George Huddleston. of Alabama, Files
Claim Against AEe-Herald Com
pnny for S1.300,O00.
IBv Associated Press.

BIRMINGHAM, ALA. July 5.-Con-
gressman George Huddleston. of the
damage suits against the Age II era Id
Publishing Company aggrcgatng ST.
100000 based on cartoons and articles
published during the Congressional
campaign last year.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-06
PROMISES COOLER WEATHER
Relief From Hot Wave In Eastern Sec
ton of Country Expected
To-day.
INV Associated Press. !

WASHINGTON. July 6.-Relief from
the hot wave, which has spread over
the eastern half of the country. was
promised tonight by the weather bu-
reau.
Thunderstorms and rain were ex-
pected to break II up. beginning to-
night. and by Monday temperatures
may reach normal.
Boston and Baltimore each with l02
degrees took top place. while Wash
ington was next with l0l. Philadei-
bhla. Albany. Harrisburg. Pa. and
a few other points registered 100. The
New York maximum was 96.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-06
PREDICTS GENERAL REvOL
Austrian Red Says July II Date Ser
Tor Trouble In America, Eng
land md France

VIENNA. July 5.-"Proietar!an reyo.
utions viii break out in England,
france and America on July 81" sal
Herr Frtedlander. Austrian radba |
leader today. in urging the immediate
establishment Of a Soviet government
Tor Austria. Because of the revolu :
mons. ne predicts. Friedlander says
there is no need to fear an aliied
food embargo"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-06
SONS OFFER TO STAND TRIAL
TO SAVE FORMER EMPEROR
Prince Frederick of Prussia Sends
Letter to King George of
England.
rBv Associated Press.l

BERLIN, July 5.-Prince Eitel Fred
erick of Prussia, second SON of the
former German Emperor. has sent the
ITO His Majesty. the King Of Great
Britain and Ireland: In fulfllment
OF the natural duty of son and officer,
]. with my four younger brothers. place
myself at Your Majesty's disposal in
place OF my imperial father. in the
event OF his extradition. in order by
our sacrifice to spare him such degra-
dation.
In the names of Princes Adelbert,
August William. Oscar and Joachim.
(Signed)
EITEL FREDERICK"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-06
Even They Don't Want
Kaiser Bill in Tower

LONDON, July 5.-An Imaginary
apeciai correspondent mt the Tower
OF London sends to Lord Northciinc'x
Evening News report of u mid
night meeting OF "tOSyer ghoStsn
protcstinE against the e1-Kaixcr'a
coming to the Tower In this resolu-
tion.
I'VE, the members OF the Tower
Club, hear with dirmny and main
the rumor TINT the former German
Emperor may he confined In our
Tower of London. We protest with
nil our might TINT thfs low md
filthy fellow be not NO honored, and
ourselves 80 brought into deErada-
tion."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-06
Crowd. Attack Sh,,v

day attacked and ransacked ships.
They attempted to storm the residence
Of the mayor. whom they charged
with failure to take measures to re-
duce the cost OF living.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-06

Clcmencenu 10 View Wreck.
PARIS. July 5.-Premier Clemenceau
LETT tonight for a tour of the regions
devastated in the war and 10 inquire
INTO the measures TO be taken for re-
cons truction.
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EITEL FREDERICK"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-21
j. s. SAVES MILLIONS
THROUGH SALVAGE WORK
Big Factory in France Takes Place
of Ole Clothes Man; Re-
makes Old Garments.

a nA and notable field Of activity IN
connection with the waging of war along
modern lines and by armies of the size thus
calls for. is the salvaeing oi wastes of ali
sorts The committee on Public lniorma-
ton has prepared an interesting series ot
photographs taken III connection with TINS
work as carried on hv one oi tho United
States plants near IA large town IN France
The shoe department turned out .i,tWD
pairs per day, and n capacity up to ,Mp
pairs was contemplated. The value OF n
months output was SiioO0o. nc
laundry had 2O6 employees, half of them
civilians, and handled 15.oTf pieces per
day. The clothing department turned out
. 10 900 brccchcs, or hlouscs, 25, ,tn0 pieces
of underwear and 500 blankets daily
\ months production was OF the value oi
81 Gao, ,S3i, nj an expense ot S95,13Z Tor
operating costs.
Discarded hats were made over INTO
hospital slippers; old shoes cut mp INTO
shocstrlngs. II beyond repair, bits of
abandoned harness are made to contribute
thcir part Ia new sets. Rubber goods,
canvass and webbing and metals were
treated along similar lines. For the month
of August, the expenditure oi S3i5 Oh
produced a value over ten times as great
81 .2i6 .5SS. 90 hc exact.
The cessation of fighting has not stop
ped the progress Of the work, III iact, en-
ahlcS more attention to be paid 10 It
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-21
INSPECT CAMP METHODS.
Army Officers Pleased With Sys-
TEN of DemobiliIation at
Camp Dix.

camp pN W uchtstowu \ J Jan
Al N,Jh,s.s ut drujnj llgatInn whiCh
as,, kept camp lli\ ~ tic lead ut caInir,
jt el arEul retaining soldiers were M
i.,.tci ,,.trrd,, y, Cnlorol Gc,rrr NJ.
Nudt,Nt t;rucr,,l stall and n>~i,t ant
ln d,muntlrtti work of tltc arms Colo
H., \udrcWs .sii d, WAS r,..l rl"'cscl
"a thc ,r,r..N and SYSTEM dspiaN'd
h,rr IL, sard a. =, thc taIl,tf ohrcr
ever ~c,u lu tins camp Nlfh h~ tAi
uu hc ;rpprd evan tcci uui even thr
81 1luart st,. .J,ptter~ r,rud Mp hcad-
quarter. had Il, tc~,h IN II, Ha During
'hcC ol,mci yl.t' tf.,n f..rr.li at,charI
lus officer ut rs. .,nl ,ar y 'cn "a. of
~prtIut ftt ~tM hW 'u ""i,
hi- ,Crt nra h't yr hAn q
nun,it,~ .tt,r .,r'.u. .u h n ;hc
n, r>yuu, dro.rtn,t
lndlHl : rst tvr 10 'hc n'unt
II, l.rl..r tiar f, It v"l aGc =
II. ~. trtuul.r r.u E.. nrarl' @ih
etlycrs ~ r.,a .,r rm Now Jersey
Nnd Psrg...I ,.,ua Wha hay i'ccu Il
srr,t,,. X, f, ~prlc hNl .la n Wan
..a.>,f tr.,t- NJ ,a h.yr reached
Cam DIS, ar ai.sharrc \nuthcr dc'all
~ ~ o'h..rs .r.i 7, moa 'r"ul hc HNrg
r,I at ~aa tutoma lrN rl>n Na.r
rryrt tr mr'.hgatl.i '.rriiar
Otth,N,r .iir.fuk,.S d.il Dotlohw,rt-.
n In~ r, r.m trn Ntur. C't
,nd T1 .ct. rsr Camp MIS- lCii9n. Ma
and :. s.a,tCr.ul small "details rom many
I4rts c.urr'ci tl.r "a, arrNal.
ll,w clr.c,, withlu ,ilJt a thr 'Rlt
pg ani lva,~ rnd,r sh,l ire. AMER
Al crp.ur,r-. rult rur,a, a> riplIll
as ~, nre at,aacol thr Nrrarrc II
rier thar trc G.uchi,NS and can
mono, at thr 'rri ulLh not larN f"r
feoj D.frpncIt or munitions. was tod
t, PrvAt, lohr Innrwrltu ~ n" 2,26
N.l,Ahcr ov,aD' ftlstc phia 2 raficnt
iI. thrl,. ia~pItal tlurttghar sutf, red
fr1ta .l.N shock a ths lt~i laws ~ the
vrc.t i.,, Il 'a, rc1.r ~ 4 hich cx-
pla>lNt r,lr ~ vr'tu ! low wards ut
Wh,rr Ic ord trl v-crclrc,r> wcrc
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-21
Try Making Your O,Un
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Hot ran cave ahout -, and hAve
q r~ft~y remedy than the ready
made kind. Easily dope.
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which Is easily prepared in d few min
utcs
Get from any druggist 81, ounces OF
Pinex, pour it into \ pint bottle and
fill the bottle with syrup, using either
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moiasses, honey. or corn syrup. as
6esIred The result is q full pint of
really better cough syrup than YOU
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the money. Iaates pleasant and never
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This Plnex and Syrup preparation gets
right al the cause Of cough and giv-s
almost immediate relief. Ii lo0seus the
phiegm. stops the nasty throat tickle
and heals the sore, irritated' membranes
so gently and easily that it is really
astonishing.
days use will usually overcome the
ordinary cough and for bronchitis,
Group, whooping cough and bronch iai
asthma, there is nothing better
compound OF genuine Norway pine ex-
tract, and has been used for generations
to break MP severe coughs.
To avoid disappointment, ask your
druggist for ''2l4 ounces of Pinex" with
full directions, and don't accept anything
else. Guaranteed 20 give absolute salts
faction or mOnFy promptly refunded.
The Plnex Co, Ft. Wayne, Ind.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-21

tary at State Lansing. Henry White.
General Taskcr N Bliss, Rear Admiral
Grayson Brig Cen. William W. Harts.
Robert Woods Bliss, American Charge
a. Anairc. and President Wilson's two
stcnographcrs !,
Among the gucsta who numbered all
told 800. were also all the French Cabinet
members, the mcinDcrs of the Senate,
Paul pcschancl the President ot the
Chamber al Deputies. and Marshal foch.
riRsr rIME sINCE NAPOLEON.
The luncheon was one oi the mos {
clnhoatc functions thus far held IN con
ncction with the Peace Conference The
throne room uf thr Bourbon Kings was
used for the hrst time Sncr. hundred
Ncnrs agu Napoleon hanquctcd hisGcncrals
returning from battle
The Republican Guards. IA snow white
uniforms and cleaning helmets hncd
the marble staircase rs President Wilson
assembled The menu WAS y beautifully
engraved work ui art bearing President
Nilsson portrait ON the cover
Nir Wilsrns speech was warmly ap-
plaudcd. aud as hc closed tho band oi the
Republican Guard took mp the inspiring
strains ri The NiHrscIllalsc with the
VOICE of a tenor from the opera IoIning
IA the rrtrolu The President was so
impressed with the demonstration that he
wrote a hurrlrd note on his card and sent
u 10 thu SINGER
The guests then withdrew for coffee
m the Salon Victor Hugo. whore two
hr,lhauf rrour,~ formrd one with Marshal
Tnch M th, ccutrc and the other with
rr,~idcut Nl,W thc l'rcnlcrs aud foreign
delegate eroWdlnr around
Il
uihtRr, homer, when hoy departed
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-21
ANOTHER RIG GEM FOUND.
Soft Bur. White Diamond Weighing
SSS CaratS.

Iou5u rs 1au ~ ~ soft hluc-wh
,har.rd weighing ISL, cartts has been
fuun4 fi hgrr~'nufcln Mime brangc
Rive ta.uut lh, promises to become
On 81 ttc auuuoui folds historic gems.
TIL ,ui.rln diamond gwen bv the
lrn.t .ov,rumoat ta kInC Edward
Nh uusatuL O15a rartt- on pound
ar, t.rd n,,oI. L Was c'i' INTO nlnC
ilre n,~ ~, h.c2os 80 car,ts and
i ,4nb,r n small huAaut>
Th, Cr.a NnguI reports about which
a, morr ~ l,~- hAz, j. sand 10 have
weighed - carat, in the rough and
80 attcr hc.ug u'
I Or,1 mos, famous Of the Rus
slau crown ycWr.- weighed l9lS, carats.
Ip koh-.-n'Yr prc>.atcd To Queen
Nletuua W,.gae! o-leuUtliy IN6 l-I6
carat- ana 100 l-lo after heIng cut.
Ih, Nam nov Ii The possession Of
thc Nizam o Hyd,rAhai IS supposed TO
veg. -. Carat>
Ih X, gent 20 PIT of the Frrnc!.
cr.vf. J,Ne.> Ucglci l3G 1916 carat,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-21
WAR DOGS NOW OUTCASTS.
Deserted Army Mnscois Will be Fed on
Pershing'S Order.

Washington, Jan u Dogs and other
pets whch have served rs inascots for
American UNITS are not to hc cast adriit
when the units are dcmohlizcd. An
order to tins effect has been formally issued
IN Gen Mnrch, Chef Of Staff
Tho Nar Department order, known
rs Circular No II, bearing date vi January
~ SAYS.
i, Inns hccn brought 10 the attention
II tito War department that troops UNITS.
" hi.h haze had dogs or other pet animals
III thcir c.irc rs mascots. have abandoned
'hcm upon Decentralization and that
these atumaIs are nov outcasts and
wanderers. tnts should hc instructed
"a make proper disposition ot such ANIMALS
hi accordance with the well known scnti-
mont oi the societies for the prevention
of cruelty 10 animals, PRIOR TO the demo-
hlI7atI0n 0t the unit
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-21
FIJI RAISES ARMY DEATHS.
Nearly All Deaths in Camps Caused by
Grin

Washington, Jan - Some idea Of
the h,ch mortality from influenza among
troops IN camps at home for the six months
ending December q was shown Yesterday
Ia 4 report hv the Surgeon General Of the
army The death rate for that period
rose 70 g. IS in 900 wear from all
causcs Tho rate from influenza and
pneumonia was 3o07 in 1000 year
During dcrnoboization, the report says,
il may hc expected that relatively high
rates viii continue, as only we'll men arc
discharged, the sick being retained in the
army Indefinitely for treatment.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-21
wilson Approves Roosevelt Ponors.

Wa,iretou Jan ~ President W.
sol ha- ralu,a rs Secretary TumuIty &
iI,p.utal,i the prrpo- i 10 hold Roosevelt
Memo 81 u.Di.rc, throughout the coun
trs 81 l.nusrv 4" simultaneously Al Z
~ .uai .ueu.oriai services iu & ongr,ss
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-21

February
Sale of Furniture
at Wanamaker's
Philadelphia
which will open on Saturday morning. February first pre-
ceded by three preliminary Courtesy Days of Inspection
Wednesday Thursday Friday
January anh 3lst
z1 three 1ztr DAYS Of !v,ee(t,o" IN v4lA cectle~ amt
@nr enem1' tyo~ o Of o"m.nany Of yhom "afsA & conr
gitlug Phlabha 10 iucAu The opening days Of the Sale
aneof Half Yearly
n, They probably the largest and undoubtedly the
Sales in the city of Philadelphia,
This has about through npecntous beginnings
work and thorough study of the conditions all round
and the result has been service which evidently beyond
the expectation and experience Of the Pb and stpendGlsne Of
in the early nauglratng these Furniture Sa-es
This Coming Sale Will Be the Largest Yet
And in Real Service Will Be the Greatest Yet
people who desire add whether great small
to the furnishing of their homes.
This is Just true Of qualities of prices, and is
true of prices us OF qualities.
Nobody be told that these good
like big hnghave always been
ing thm And thus amid scarcity Of fine woods
" and regret very
ceane slack Standards and poteerng prices for the
this February Wanamaker Furniture Sale as yc
doubtless accustomed do and
Sale showed before and will all
furniture we have offered many
respects better
The vast range choice extends our entire regular stocks
the Sale
large purchases secured the and much
usual figures
Sane Prices for Plain People
Look for These Straight Along
superb display covering many space Of
beauty and fashion in furniture but will also be something take
hold of and
Much magnihcence will be there but extravaganza,
figuring; and there viii be much simplicity but
crude designs, poor workmanship unworthy qualities
have friends living places less dstan who
tend visiting Philadelphia be dong them
by cutting out and passing them this announcement
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-21
Giving you early and timely notice Of
The Great
February
Sale of Furniture
at Wanamaker'S
Philadelphia

which will open Saturday morning. February first but will be pre-
ceded by three preliminary Courtesy Days of Inspection
The Washington times., 1919-09-17
AMALGAMATED TO
HEAR HAMS REPLY
Car Men Expected to Act on
Refusal to Ignore
Rival Union.

Employees Of the Washington Rail-
way and Electric Company who are
members OF Local No. ST5, Anal
gamated Association Of Street and
Electric Railway Employees, will meet
tomorrow at 1890 a. m. and S p. m. in
Room POI, the McGill building.
At this meeting a committee Of the
Amalgamated, which called on Will
liam F. Ham, president Of the ". r.
and E.. will make its report. Presi-
dent Ham fatty refused to accede to
the unions demand that all negotia-
tions with the Brotherhood of Street
and Electric Railway Employees be dis
continued until October l.
The 500 members who have con-
tended that the company showed par
tiality in dealing with the rival as
sociation. will be called upon to take
some action. A drastic step may be
taken BY the Amalgamated men. who
feel that President Ham has violated
the War Labor Boards ruling.
Amalgamated members claim the
brotherhood has Influenced the com
pany to change conditions and they
say they do not wish to wor kunder
conditions imposed by another en-
ployes' association. They also claim
the brotherhood is a tool" and unit
Of the railway company.
The Washington times., 1919-09-17

n ENOR IsMAEL TOCORNAL' spe-
cial Chilean ambassador TO
~ Great Britain. who has been
making a brief visit in Washington
will leave town today for New YORK
whence he will sail for England.
Yesterday the Chilean Ambassador
and Nine. de Matthew entertained AT
luncheon in honor of Senior Tocornal,
The other guests were DR.. Tomas A.
lie Breton. ambassador of Argentina
Henry 2. Fletcher, American ambas-
sador TO Mexico: Dr. Rafael Elizalde,
minister OF Ecuador; DR.. Urueta, min
lister of Colombia; William Philips,
Acting Secretary of state: Ronald
Lindsay, charge d'affaires Of Great
Britain: Senior Pedro Iniquez, who is
accompanying DR., Tocornal; DR.. l.. ).
Rowe and Senor Riesco, counselor oil
the Chilean embassy.
viseount Grey Of Falloden. the re-
Gently appointed British ambassador
to the United States, was the guest
Of honor at luncheon gwen yester-
day by the American Luncheon Club,
The American ambassador to Great
Britain, John ". Davis, was present.
Baron GOtO Coming.
Baron Goto, who is now in New
York on his way back from Paris to
Japan. will be in Washington on Sep
tember IS. to remain several days.
He will probably stay at the Shore
ham.
Admiral Hugo Conz and the officers
of the Italian battleship Conte di
Cavour. now in New York, attended
the performance OF Happy Days" at
the Hippodrome last night.
Visits Hot Springs.
Justice James Clark McReynplds is
at Hot Springs, Va, for brief holi-
day.
Benedict Crowell. Assistant Secre-
tary of War, will arrive in New
York today on the troopship Mount
Vernon. Brig. Gen. George ii. Har-
ries. formerly commander OF the Dis
trict National Guard, is also return
ing aboard the Mount Vernon.
General Harries has been in Berlin
with the American mission and As
sistant Secretary of War Crowen in
The Washington times., 1919-09-17
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