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The daily morning oasis., 1919-04-04
HOT WATER
FOR SICK
HEADACHES

Headache of any kind is caused by
auto intoxication which means self.
poisoning. Liver and bowel toxins
sucked into the blood, through the
lymph ducts, excite the heart arte.
ries and veins of the head producing
violent, throbbing pain and distress.
called headache. You become nerv-
GUS, Respondent, sick, feverish and
miserable, your meals sour and al
most nauseate you. Then you resort
to accetanilide, aspirin or bromides,
which temporarily relieve, but do not
rid the blood of these irritating tox-
ms. On the other hand, it is neces-
sary to go after the cause Of these
troubles and remove it, otherwise the
relief is only temporary.
A glass of hot water with half
laxcarin tablet drunk before break
fast for while, will not only wash
these toxins from your system and
relieve you of headaches, but will
cleanse, purify and freshen the en-
tire alimentary canal.
If you aren't feeling your best, if
your tongue is coated or if you wake
up with bad taste, foul breath, have
colds, indigestion, billiousness-have
no ambition-if you are constipated,
have sour or acid stomach, begin
the mot water cure at once; hot water
and laxcarin will eventually rid your
system of toxins and poisons.
"Laxcarin is sold by the Laxcarin
Products Co., Pittsburg, Penna. Price
per box one dollar. Will be sent post
paid upon receipt of cash, money or
ders or stamps" Substitutes must
be refused.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-04-04
NOGALEs HOTELS

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TwENTY-FoUR YEARS AGO
Items Culled From the File of
The Oasis, April s, 1895

Thursday Mr.. G. A. Avery
went to Tucson on business be-
fore the board of supervisors
on behalf of the town council
Of Nogales, to urge payment by
the county Of the appropriation
voted for the Oro Blanco road.
Thursday evening Messrs.
George Watt and George Oakes
came over from Oro Blanco en-
route to Tombstone, where they
will visit until the rains come.
Mr.. E. Cain drove them over
and returned to Orc Blanco with
the team the next day.
Easter millinery received to-
day and will be displayed at
Mrs. S. X. Doyle's millinery
parlors, opposite the Mexican
consulate on Monday and Tues
day Of next week. Newest
styles, most elegant goods-chlc,
neat and reasonable in prices.
Mr.. Charles Taylor, of the
Public Sampling Works, reports
business looking up. He has
bought recently one carload of
ore, besides several smaller
lots, and $1,000 worth of bull
lion. In assaying ore for gold
he has had considerable work.
Yesterday Mr.. Y. Bonillas,
of Maagdalena, passed south
ward returning home from Tue
son, where he had been in at
tendance on the session of the
land court. He reported that
it's sitting would terminate yes.
terday.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-04-04
MOntezuma

J. w. Terrell, C. Byer, c. R. White,
u. +. Hamer, Tucson; H. M. Edwards,
A. b. May, E. Washburn, E. ]. Poin-
din, Chicago; ]. F. Mail, v. C. Ber-
vey, San Francisco; S. Rohan, Los
Angeles; o. ]. Allen, Geo. Reynolds,
b. Ramirez, City; H. Elan, Ell, Paso;
M. M. Ruiz, Tablen Plant.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-04-04
Food Sale

The ladies of the Congregational
cnurch will hold their regular month
~ food sale next Saturday afternoon,
April 5. Sale at Mr.. Hugo Miller's
olnce on Grand avenue. Home cook
eo foods of all kinds will be sold.
Also practical and fancy articles for
babies.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-04-04
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National

M. Sullinger, Carl Brinel, Ralph T..
HARRISON, M. H. Starkweather, C. F.
Yates and Friend, Tucson; H. A. Lind
ley M. D. Topolobampo; v. F. Friz-
zell and wife, Amado; A. v. Oliver,
Miami, Oklahoma; N. Simos, Nogales.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-04-04
By R. r. RUIZ, Correspondent

Sf1SflSlSNSilSlSl Observation-Disclosures
The daily morning oasis., 1919-04-04

Cockfghts are prohibited by the
government of Mexico, so are the
bull fights and boxing.
Evening star., 1919-03-31
Deaths Reported.

Tie following dca tbs have been reported Ia
the health department in the last twenty four
hours:
Alexander ]. Guild e., Ill Pennsylvania
avenue.
William a. bowling. A. 61S Harvard street.
Mary f. Brennan. g.. 1884 2Jth street.
Henrietta Cooke, S4, II and 3rd streets north,
east
Ralph y. Kendall. 49, 11l7 kearncy street.
Edward G. Binnix. 43. - Quincy street.
Sarah c. Smith. so. 170S Wisconsin avenue
Msry F.. Ports, 66, 5J6 9TH street.
Josephine NJ. Rrcaux, 49, 1919 \. r. avenue
I4avnia L. Sturgeon, 81, 1910 California
street
Daniel Strother. months, 1916 G street
southeast.
Inez Ferguson IL, Chldren's Hospital.
Edna Murray, 10, 1311E Co-coran street.
Susie Duncan, 46, 313 street.
Josephine Harris, so. 27O1 Virginia avenue
Evening star., 1919-03-31

Funeral services for Capt. J. CpShur
his residence. l1l3 X street. Friday
afternoon. were held at noon today a.
st. Johns Episcopal Church. Inter
nent was in Arlington cemetery.
Capt. Moorhead, who had recently
returned to civil life after a year :
service in the Army, which took him
four times to France, was i'll only
a short time. He was one Of the most
widely and favorabi known of the
younger men in financial circles in
this city. having been a member of
the New York stock exchange hrm OF
Moorhead & Elmore since us eStab-
lShment i'll 1914. His death brought a
sense of personal loss to his many
friends and acquaintances.
capt. Moorhead WAS 4 Nale graduate
and had taken a prominent part in
the affairs Of the Yale Alumni Asso-
ber of the Metropolitan, Chevy Cha e,
Montgomery and Racquet clubs. He
was vice president of the Washington
Tennis Association, and had done
much TO stimulate interest in Tennis
in the capital. being rated himself
as one of the foremost tennis players
Of the District. At Yale he played on
the tennis team.
Capt. Moorhead is survived by his
wife and three sons and by his
mother. Mrs. Kate Upshur Moorhead
He was grandson of the late Ad-
miral UpShur.
Evening star., 1919-03-31
CLUB WILL ENTERTAIN
FILIPINO COMMISSION
Hold Reception and Ball Saturday
for representatives Arriving
This Week.

The Filipino commission. which is
expected to arrive here Wednesday or
Thursday. will be given reception
and ball at the Ebbitt House by the
Filipino Club of Washington satur-
daysnight. The commission. which is
headed by President Manuel l.. Quezon
of the Filipino senate. will be COM
posed of twenty-five members. The
resident commissioners from the
Philippine Islands. Jaime c. De Neyra
and Teodore r. fangco. are members
ex-officio of the commission.
The Filipiro Club. whose guests the
commission will be Saturday night. is
composed of Filipinos living in Wash
ington The club is planning TO estab-
lish a permanent clubhouse of its
own and is at present seeking a ioca-
ton and suitable building for its use.
The president of the club is Cesar
Carballo.
Evening star., 1919-03-31

guarantees concerning the landing Of
Gen. Hallers troops.
The German government. according
to Berlin advices. has decided to send
Matthias Erzberser as plenipotentiaTy
to meet Marshal E'och.
PARIS. March 20 fHaVaS).-'The {
Temps today says that the allied and
associa ted governm seem to have
decided TO disregard the German oh
iectionS concerning Danzig and 10
land. by force if necessary. Polish
troops at this Baltic seaport.
But this move. says the Temps,
would not necessarily imply in the
mind of the allies the union of Dan
zig to Poland. The newspaper adds
that concerning the question of ;hc
Polish frontier the allied governments
seem inclined to create about Danzis
Evening star., 1919-03-31
ITALY MUST ACCEPT OR
REJECT THE TREATY
Gordon Gordon-Smith Holds That
the London Agreement Is Binding
as to Fiume.
lo the Editor of The star:

To the Editor of The star:
Signor Mariotti'S contribution to
The Star of Friday does not in any
way extricate italy from the dilemma
in which her statesmen have placed
their country by putting forward what
! and thousands -of others consider
unjuStifiab BILE claims.
The whole question, in a nutshell.
is: Does Italy stand on the secret
treaty of London Of April, 1si3. or
does she not" In that treaty she cate
gorically renounces her claims to
F'iume. I quoted the exact wording
of the treaty signed on behalf of Italy
by the Marchese Imperiali. the Italian
am ba ssador in London. ! beg to re-
peat the essential passage: Note =
The following districts on the Adrlatlc
shall. by the work of the entente. be
included in the territory of Croatia.
Serbia and Montenegro the
whole coast of Croatia. the port OF
Fiumc and the small ports of Ecvl
and tariOpaEo.
II the English language has any
meaning. this is a categorical admiS-
sion by Italy that Fiume is: Il troa =
tion, or. at least. Il JusoSlaV port. since
Serbia and Montenegro arr given
equal interest i'll it. Signor Marriott
declares that this renunciation OF
.iume was under strong pressure
rom Russia" With that we have
nothing to do: the fact remains that
she did renounce Fiume. IL she today
desires to press different claims from
those she made in 1918. she must de-
,i:.r, the treaty of London null and
void and argue her claims before the
peace conference on their merits. on
an equal footing with the governmen
OF the kingdom of the Serbs. Croats
and Slovenc.. I. therefore. pose once
mere the question. Does Italy toda y
Stana by the treaty of London" If
she does s.e renounceS Fiume: if she
does not. then the whole question OF
th. Adrir:ic from Trieste to Nalona.
is once more in the melting pot. That
is q dilemma from which | defy Sisnor
Mariotti to eXtricate himself by any
process OF logic.
Evening star., 1919-03-31
Austria S Break-Up.

SisnOr Mariotti gives a curious rea-
son for the remuneration OF flume ny
Italy il 1915. when lie says. "ln 1919
AuStria'S breakup was not fOreSeen
and an outlet for her was considered
necessary" Is this not a curious con-
fession FOR an Italian to make: What
did Italy so to war 'or if 1t was not
TO break up AUSTRIA" Does the fact
that it was not ''foresaen' mean that
Italy doubted that she would be VIC
torious over Austria" nat is re-
fection on the gallant army of King
Victor Emmanuel which j. as an Eng
lishman, would never dream of max
ing.
But if an "outlet was considered
necessary for Austria in 1915. why
should it be denied the kingdom of the
Serbs Croats and Slovenes in 1919:
l will not follow Sisnor Mariotti
into the question of figures. When
stated that the treaty of London
placed 100000 Jugoslavs under the
yoke of Italy l did not refer to Dali
malta alone, but to the whole terri
tory annexed from Trieste to the
Montenegrin frontier He seems by
inference to accept the figure of 6O0.-
600 as the Slav population of Dali
ma tia, while he claims the Italian
speaking population to be, not $4,000.
but 100000 Even if we accept his
own figures, is it not a negatlon of
the principle of differentiation of
peoples which all the powers, 1nclud-
ing Italy, have accepted as basic on
going into the peace conference, to
demard the right to annex 100000
Jugoslavs in order to protect the in
terests of an Italian-speaking minor
ity of 100. 0G0"
AS regards Italy being the heir OF
the republic of Venice and the Roman
empire. | have already stated my
opinion and nothing he advances has
rl1
more success with your readers, L can
only congratulate him. l would like
to add that l personally deplore the
sterile polemic which has ragged IN the
columns. of the press of Europe and
America and which has only served
to envenom already regrettable
situation The question 3t stake Rs
one of Justice not of sentiment. And
for the administration of justice a
calm and serene atmosphere is neces-
sary not one superheated by imprisoned
newspaper polemlcs.
The Serbs Croats and SloveneS are
so convinced of the justice of their
cause that they offered to submit the
whole question in dispute to arbitra-
ton. This Italy refused, taking her
stand on the secret treaty OF 1913.
But if she does she abandons Fiume,
AS I said before she cant eat her
w" GORDON GORDoN-sMITH.
A postscript is added which corrects
an error, as to the writer's military
title. as follows:
Though I have the honor of being
one of the few Englishmen entitled to
wear the uniform of King Peter, my
rank in the Serbian army is the mod
est one of captain. and not the exalted
one the writer of your headlines ac-
corded me-
Evening star., 1919-03-31
Births Reported.

Tho following births have been reported e
the haalth department in the last twenty 1cf
hours,
Haro'd :! and Elsie Y. Gauci'ler, girl.
Paal T. and Gracn ". Swift. Cirl.
James ". aud lug. mic W. Riley, Sri
Joseph NJ and Is..i:ll I. 4. M"hl. hog.
SHELTON &. and Margaret 4. higgins. hoy.
RAYMOND l.. and haticriHe X. Hudson. hoy
Ricnsrd e. Hui tf.rirudc NJ. Grant, bov.
Andrea and inC"Gza Frangicuc gIrl
John NJ. and n-iia Couneii. lrv.
A~filu~ i. and Francs 4. Ra'rs, hoy.
Romeo ami \otie outlaw, RI.
Harry and Ee~' ha Bennett. boy.
Evening star., 1919-03-31
FOCH TO GIVE TERMS
OF LANDING At DANz|G
By Tie Associated Press.

By Tie Associated Press.
AMSTERDAM March 30.-ln re-
sponse to Germany's note on the sub
ject of Danzig Marshal Foch has Of
fered TO give personally at Spa to
German plenipotentiary. fully empow-
! cred to decide within twenty four
! hours. full particulars and required
Evening star., 1919-03-31
Marriage Licenses.

following;
Edwin $. Gutberlct and Bculah P. Norris,
both of Baltimore. Md.
Frank $. Rowley and Lorel Bowling.
Terence v Powderly and Margaret f. Flick
enSi.ipr
Evening star., 1919-03-31

ter-iu-law. Mrs Henry Elliot Wag2a
man to Nj. W F,ben Burnside Of sill
Yer City, \. NJ.
Maj. Daniel lie Ray Borden arrived
III New York On the North Carolina
last Monday. after seven months duty
in France. Mrs. Borden went 10 meet
him and they returned 20 w -h,nGtun
Wednesday, Today they left for At
lanti@ tity to spend Weck before
taking possession Of th":r apartment
al 1916 New Hampshire avenue.
Mrs. William Phelps Emo hal n
large company Yesterday TO hear a
talk on Russia by Mr.. Burton. Mr.. aud
Mrs Henry Emo of Princeton. y. J.
are guests for few days Of Mr.. Emo,
and his cousin. Mrs. Ehte. has as her
guest. her niece Miss Elise AFChi-
bald of New York. daugh ghter of Mrs.
, HeatWolc.
Mrs Willard y. Holbrooll, wife of
Brig. Cen. Hoibrook. L :. \, is IN
Washington for a visit 10 her sister
! Mrs David }. Runbough. widow ot
| Col Rumbough. [. 5. A.; at her apart
ment at the Farms" orth.
! Lieut.. Comman nder ahd Mrs. Saulsey
Bacon. who have been at the Cham
| berlin Hotel. Old Point are now the
| guests of Mrs. Bacon% sister. Mrs
Ralph H Daushton, iii Ghent. Nor
! folk They will return 20 their home
! on Madison street on Wednesday.
| Mr.. and Mrs Harry Wardman re
turned TO their hom. here last even
ing from New York. Ir. Wardman ,e-
! turning from England after an alb
sence OF a month visiting his parents
in his old home.
The marriage of Miss belle Roman
of Baltimore and Mr.. Theodore Davis
of this city took place yesterday Il: 3
o'clock in Baltimore. at the residence
of Rabbi Rubenstein.
Only the members of the two fami-
lies were present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Davis will be at home
otter May / i'll this city.
Mr. and Mrs. August Kng-Smith
Will entertain The French chorus of
the community opera 1t a Soiree to-
morrow evening at, their residence.
1900 New Hampshire avenue. All the
guests Will wear costumes represent
tive of French characters, and se
musical program Will be of f.. IN
selections. Late in the evening Il
French supper will be served
Mai Livius D. Teiusanu military
and Nine. Teiusanu Were the honor
guests at a reception given at the
Washington Salon. 1il3 ii street. for
the French cub yesterday afternoon.
Mir. de Zapp being host and Mrs.
Henry krogStad chatelaine. Mrs. II.
Ii Eaton presided at the tea table
and was assisted by Miss Rose Is.
Dowrick. Miss Anna S. Emerson. Miss
, Eliza beth J.. Frost. Miss Harriet An
derson, Miss kathleen Thrasher. Miss
Carel NJ. Hasson and Miss Beatrice NJ.
Hutchinson. Mai Teiusanu spoke on
!! Rumania.s part in the war, boil
shevism and the revolution in Ger
many. The decorations were in red.
orange and blue, the colors of Ru-
mania.
The honor guest next Sunday will
be DR.. Leonard Wilson. F. X. S. A.,
diplomat, traveller and author and
prominent member of the British and
Canadian Patriotic Society. Miss Mat
tie l.. Massie will pour tea and will
be assisted by Miss Marjorie Hutchin-
SON Miss Harriet McQuillan. Miss
Marjorie c. Bailiie Miss Gertrude T..
Anderson. Miss BeSs V. Watson. Miss
Miriam Reh and Miss Grace Grant.
Evening star., 1919-03-31
DR. Penna Dies in Buenos Aires.

BTENOS AIRES. Saturday, March
2a.-Dr. Jose Penna. widely known in
international medical circles, died
suddenly here this afternoon.
Evening star., 1919-03-31
At Camps Around D. C.

These repreS eSentativeS have been
placed at all OF the demoblizatiCn
camrs. Camps in and near Nashing-
ton having such representation. to-
gcther with the names OF the repre-
Sentatives Of the civil service COM
mission. follow: Meigs. NJ. +. Andrew
Y. NJ. {. A; Meade. Irving w Street
y. N. {. A. Eola bird. DR.. Robert
MacDCugau. Y. NJ. G. A: Humphreys
George 7. Hastings. Y. NJ. C. A.; Lee
Lieut.. r H. Martelle. L. s. A.
In addition to representatives in
camps and those soon to be placed
in hospitals, tire commission has 5000
representatives in communities S
throughout the countries helping in
the work. The community repre-
Sentatives are doing all in their pow
%r TO keep in touch with the men
IN the service with d view to inter
cstins them in what Uncle sam has
20 offer.
Evening star., 1919-03-31

! "A neutral state in order to ANoid al
! tachins this part of the coast either
| to Germany or to POLAND.
Evening star., 1919-03-31

II matters little what it is that you
uaut-Whether a situation or a servant
"a want ad in The Star will reach the
person who will fill your need.
Evening star., 1919-03-31
80c1e2t5X

RS RICHARD TOWNSEND
IN ~ Will give dinner party i'll
~" honor OF the British am
bas<:sdor and the Countess
Of Reading on Thursday
evening.
Tho British ambassador and the
Countess; o. Reading will dine this
evening witia Mrs. Henry +. pimock.
no has invited Il DISTINGUISHED COM
vauy 10 meet them. including the new
r. appoiutcd ambassador to France and
Mrs tiUgh &. Wallace. and Nine. Sui
zer wife OF the minister of SWitzer-
Land.
MI and Mrs Watrous of New York
VIII arrive tonight to he the guests of
Mrs bimOCk tor a short time, and
Jyd"c aud Mrs. Scott of New York
vIli arrive Friday for brief visit
Y 9Th he
Evening star., 1919-03-31

Mrs. Willard \. Holbrooll, wife of
Brig. Cen. Holbrook. L :. \, is in
Washington for a visit 10 her sister
Mrs David }. Rusbougn. widow ot
Col Rumbough. [. 5. ~; at her apart
meut at the FarnSW
Evening star., 1919-03-31
Coat, SIS

The smart straight lines of the
new vogue are we'll exempIified in a
semi-dress Coat Of navy or olive
drab serge, with novel slash pock-
cts, convertible collar and deep-euff
effect. Full silk lining.
Evening star., 1919-03-31

Lieut.. Comma nder ahd Mrs. Saulsey y
Bacon. who have been at the Cham
berlin Hotel. Old Point, are now the
guests of Mrs. Bacon's sister Mrs
Ralph Fl. Daughton, III Client. Nor
folk They will return 20 their home
on Madison street, on " Wednesday.
Evening star., 1919-03-31
Coat, $3.50

(Sketched) A Coat Into which
the very spirit Of youthfulness has
been tailored; simple, yet unique in
such little points az the placing and
setting in Of the pockets, the depth
Of the collar, and the fastening Of
the ail.around belt. In serge mix
lures for motor or street or all
around utility wear.
Evening star., 1919-03-31
Y. M. c. A. Men Helping.

In most instances the representa-
ilv"s are directors or executive sec
retaries of the Y. NJ. c. A. and all are
adding this work to their regular du-
ties. charging the government but 81
year. They have been empowered to
2Cmin!ster oafhS. thus proving of no
expense TO men in the service.
These representatives acuuaint the
men who We're working for the gov
ern!hent under the civil service be
lore entering the Army or Navy Of
their rights AS regards returning to
thcir former Jobs. They also have on
.ahd a full list of examinations pend =
lhS IN the civil service and also pam
nhietS containing full instructions
ABOUT how to obtain the positions.
Evening star., 1919-03-31
JOINS IN MOVE T0GET
WORK FOR SOLDIERS
Civil Service Commission Has Rep
resentatives at Ninety Army
and Navy Camps.

elaborate plans have been made by
the civil Service Commission to aid
the various g"verHment agencies in
it's campaign to obtain positions for
returning soldiers, sailors and ma-
rines.
The commission has appointed rep
reScntsitiVeS in ninety or more Army
and Navy camps about the country to
aCquaint men leaving the service with
til" opportunities the government pre-
SeutS them in the line ot work.
Evening star., 1919-03-31

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Wardman re-
turned TO their home here last even
ing from New York. Mr. Wardman re
turning from England after an alb
sence OF a month visiting his parents
in his old home.
Evening star., 1919-03-31

Mrs. William Phelps Emo hal a
large company Yesterday 10 hear a
talk on Russia uy Nr. Burton. Mr.. aud
Mrs Henry Emo of Princeton. y. J,
are guests for few days Of Mr.. emo,
and his cousin. Mrs. t.hie. has as her
guest her niece. Miss Elise AFchi-
bald of New York. daughter of Mrs.
HeatWOlc.
Evening star., 1919-03-31

Mrs. Slas W. Terry of the Farra gut
apartments has arrived in Madrid
spain. to spend the spring and early
summer with her daughter. Mrs. Flip
10 Camperlo. Capt C..iiI..erlo is at
tAched to the italian embassy in Mad
I'D.
Evening star., 1919-03-31

Mr.. Charles Moore. chairman of the
commission of fine arts will address
the members of the WASHINGTON Club
tomorrow morning on War Memo
rialS''
The lecture will be illustrated.
Evening star., 1919-03-31

Mr. and Mrs. Perry Heath left the
city this morning for Atlantic City
where they will remain fortnight a
the Marlborough-B h-Blenheirn.
Evening star., 1919-03-31

The marriage of Miss Belle Roman
of Baltimore and Mr.. Theodore Davis
of this city took place yesterday az ,
o'clock in Baltimore. at the residence {
of Rabbi RubenStein.
Only the members of the two fami-
lies were present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Davis will be at home
after May / i'll this city.
Evening star., 1919-03-31
Coat, $65

A smart semi-dress Top Coat,
tailored in characteristic Wooltex
fashion, has patch pockets, uniquely
shaped over the hips. Straight
lines, with ample fuIiness at the
bottom provided by pIaits; convert
ibie collar. In tan siIvertone with
pussy willow lining.
Evening star., 1919-03-31

Miss Abigail Harvey was at home
informally yesterday afternoon in
compliment TO Mss Pamela Henry.
Evening star., 1919-03-31

ter-in-law. Mrs. Henry Elliot Wa%Ga-
man. to Mr.. W iEben Burnside OF S't-
Yer City. y. NJ.
Evening star., 1919-03-31

Maj. Daniel lie Ray Borden arrived
III New York On the North Carolina
last Monday. after seven months duty
in France. Mrs. Borden Wrnt 10 meet
him and they returned 20 We -h,nGtun
Wednesday, Today they left for At
lanti, ,ity to spend = Weck before
taking possession Of th":r apartment
AT 1916 New Hampshire avenue.
Evening star., 1919-03-31

Mrs. Alexander c. King. wife of the
solicitor general. will return to Wash
ington the latter part of the week
from New York. where she has been
visiting for the last ten DAYS
Evening star., 1919-03-31

The special commissioner of Sweden
and Nine. Nordvai. will close their
house on 18th street this week ans
will go to New York. where they
have taken an apartment for several
months before leaving this country
Evening star., 1919-03-31

The japanese ambassador and Wis
Countess IShlt viii entertain at din.
uer This evening in honor of the min.
i-ter of Ecuador. senior br. Dor
Iatavl = !.,izI,,'c.
Evening star., 1919-03-31

Mrs. Aivan Tufts Fuller. accompa-
nied py her house guest, Mrs. Charles
Spencer, has gone to the White Sui
phur Springs for visit, while Rep
~esentative Fuller is spending sew
eral weeks at their Boston home.