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The Washington times., 1920-09-27

Justice william II. Day and his son
and dsuEhter-in-law, Mr.. and > Mrs
Rufus Day, have returned TO wash
ington after spending tho season at
MsckinAc Lake. Mich.
The minister of Poland. Prince
Casimir Lubomirski. has been joined
by Princess Lubomirski. who spent
the summer in Newport ~
The Minister OF the Netherlands
and Nine. Cremer. who were expected
back In Washington In october, have
postponed their return indefinitely.
and the counselor OF the legation,
Jonkheer DIR. w. IL. de Beaufort. will
continue as charge d'afraires. Jonkheer
de Beaufort will go TO New York
this week to represent the Neither
lands at tho Pilgrims tercentensry
celebration.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Lansing, who
are on their way back to Washington
from Henderson Harbor, N. Y, are
spending a few days In Washington.
II. II. Hsdow. of the British embassy
stan. spent few days In Warrenton
Va. as the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs
Wsddy Butler Wood, motoring up
from Washington.
Capt. Teh-Yuen Lu, naval sttsche OF
the Chinese legation, will leave Wash
inxton shortly for China, and on his
return In a few weeks will bring his
wife and children with him.
Mr.. and Mrs. William ID. Hoover an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Eleanor Hoover, to
Fairfax Stuart Landstreet, tr., son of
Mr.. and Mrs Fairfax Stuart Land
The Washington times., 1920-09-27

between October and r~-
Vsmbsr 1 by the Rspueiiean Com
mittes OF 100. Mrs. Mary hatch WI
lard. chairman. has announced
The Washington times., 1920-09-27
NOTICE

Regarding Mr.. Hofmsn's services- Upto
the time OF his recent connection with the
Trooo Company. Mr.. Hofman's advice and
counsel was greatly in demand by Ac,i-
cultural Colleges. Dairy Schools and
Associations. Educational Organizations
Womens Clubs, etc. We wish him to con-
tinue this good work and his services win
still be available for this purpose. with the
hearty cooperation Of this company.
The Washington times., 1920-09-27

Price competition. But we can
assure you Of the perfection
Of every pound.
Ask your deale, for Trooo.
If he hasn't it in stock. have
him order it for you. You
can't buy greater sweetness
or deicacy. nor higher food
value, no matter what prioe
you pay. Order Trooo today.
The Washington times., 1920-09-27
PLANS I@3 G. o. p. RALLIES.

ayed ana forty-thrss Home and
Harding meetings will be. held In
The Washington times., 1920-09-27

n Iss MARGARET WILSON. who
N has been the guest OF the
A'A President and Mrs. Wilson AZ
the White House for several days
went back TO New York yesterday
Lady Geddes. wife OF the british
ambassador, and her children, VINO
landed In New York on Saturday
came at once to Washington and are
established at the embassy for the
winter.
Mrs. L. N. NJ. King. wife OF Lieu
tenant Commander King. assistant
naval ssttAche OF the British embassy
Lady Geddes on her Yoy-
age to this country and Is with COM
mander King at the Shoreham untii
they can fnd permanent quarters.
Nine. de Riano, wife Of the Span
ish ambassador. will return today
from York Harbor, Ne, whers she has
spent some time with her brother-in-
law and sister. Mr.. and Mrs. Chandler
Anderson.
The Attorney General and Mrs A.
Mitchell Palmer and their daughter,
Miss Mary Dixon Palmer, have re-
turned to Washington from their
summer home at Stroudsburg. Pa
The Washington times., 1920-09-27
THE MEREDITHs RETURN.

The Secretary of Agriculture and
Mrs. Edwin r. Meredith. with their
young son. Edwin T. MerediH, jr,
will return today from New York.
where they have been since Thursday.
Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
and Mrs. Edward Dougiss White WI
return this week after, spending the
summer in New England
The Washington times., 1920-09-27
WhenaWoman MakesUb HerMind
TO Be Mysterious and AHnring
She Buys IheseNewVeils

More fascinating styles have never at any period
tantalizing veled Ny Ladys fair face than these.
The Washington times., 1920-09-27
KAPPA ALPHA DAMON

The Alpha Nu Chapter Of Kappa
Alpha Fraternity gave tts spsaing
dance Of the season ~ the Chapter
House, 25l1 Fourteenth street nsrth-
west, on Friday evening, M
There were about sixty couples
present including many out-of-town
Kappa Alphar. The chaperphes for
the evening were Mrs w. r. nysra.
Major and Mrs. Conners and Dr.. aaA
Mrs Trimble.
The fraternity will hose Smoker
The Washington times., 1920-09-27
WILL WINTER IN NEW YORK.


Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Solger, who haye
returned to Warrenton, Va, after
visiting at Bolton Landing, Lake
George. N. Y, are packing up pre-
paratory to going to New York,
where they have taken an apartment
for the winter. Mrs. SolRer's mother
and sisters, Mrs. W. w. Finley and
the Misses Lenora and Celcstine Fin
ley, expect to spend the winter In
Italy.
The marriage IL announced of Miss
Polly Graham, OF New York. and DR..
Henry Augustine Latane, Of Alexan-
dria, Va, which took place last Wed
nesday evening at the homo 'of tho
brides cousins, Mr.. and Mrs, d. Ever
EFT Waid, in New York. Bishop A. s.
Lloyd performed tho ceremony, Miss
Joyce Graham, sister Of the bride, was
the maid OF honor and Major Lie
welyn Powell, of Alexandria, served
as best man. Dr. ard Mrs. LAtane
will be at home in Alexandria after
October is.
Mrs. John w Beaie, with her SON
in-law and daughter, Major and Mrs.
Mshlon Ashford went to New YorJ<
on Friday and are at the Hotsf-A stor
where they will be foe ssvsfaf days.
The Washington times., 1920-09-27

Lieutenant Commander and Mrs
John Holmes Magruder have arrived
in this city. where Commander Ma
Sruder has been ordered on duty
Commander and Mrs. MassSIder are
occupying the apartment at the Con-
necticut of their sister, Miss Natalie
Magruder. who since returning from
England has been in the Adirondacks
Miss Magruder will return to Wasn-
ington in October.
The Washington times., 1920-04-19
Women's Spring Coats, S2l.75

hair, goldtone wool velour, silvertone and
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bacco, tan, Copenhagen, reindeer and
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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-30
SAY cox UNDERSTANDS
WORKING MANS NEEDS

WASHINGTON. Aug. 30.-Heads OF the
American Federation OF Labor. who have
gone on record as favoying the election
OF Gov Cox. today planned a campaign,
the object Of which Is TO limo up the
labor vote for the democratic candidate.
The American Federation Of Labor cam
palgn committee has issued a report
which purports TO compare the records
OF the two leading candidates from the
standpoint Of labor.
Gov. Cox said the report, has shown
himself possessed Of a fuller understand
Ing OF the needs OF the working people.
a reader response 90 their needs and
their proposals. and a broader statesman
ship In bis public discussions Of the proc
lesns Of the industrial world
Tho comparison of the records issued
today Is only one Of hundreds which la
Dor has sent out
An attempt has been made to get into
the hands Of working men the records Of
congressional candidates who have voted
against measures favorable to labor.
Special state and district labor con
ventious have been called to accomplish
tht'
Labor leaders here claim their campaign
Is already showing results
They say their opposition was respOn-
sible for small primary majorities re-
ceived by Senator Cummins in Iowa and
Senator Underwood in Alabama and they
have defeated for denomination less ptom-
inent congressman.
Politicians here declare the campaign
Is not showing results expected.
They point to the defeat In the Ohio
primaries OF Representative Emerson by
ex-senator Burton as evidence.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-30

broker who climbs perspiring to the cere-
monial cave and filings to the echoing
walls his oft-repeated challenge Say,
amt this grand?"
The cliff dwellings are on az national
monument and it is supposed to be
against the law to carry anything away,
but all of the visitors carry as mnch\as
they can in the way of broken pottery
and Clipped obsidian.
john Boyd, the proprietor of Ell Rito
ranch, and the host Of all who come here,
is doing his best TO preserve the typical
appearance of the place.
All of his buildings, which he is rapid
" extending to meet the growing inva-
sion of tourists are careful limitations
Of the Pueblo architecture built of the
same rock that the cliff jewellers used,
and in the same style.
There was only one Indian on the Rito
at the time Of our visit. She was full
blooded Pueblo squaw, in the employ
of Mr.. Boyd.
She answers to the unindian name of
Lena, and regards life on the whole as
a joke.
She displays no interest in the dwell
ings of her ancient fOrebears. and in
deed she takes no pride in her Indian
blood as such, but aims to be simply a
good American.
Her favorite diversions are playing the
phonograph and looking at the pictures
In the Saturday Evening Post.
On one occasion some tourists sug
gested that she take off her shoes and
stockings and dance a war dance so that
they could take her picture, but Lena
declined, pleasantly, on the ground that
the sand was too hot.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-30

When the national encampment Of the
G. A. r. opens in Indianapolis Sept. 10,
w. C. Davis of Lancaster, KY, father
OF W. c. Davis, Jr., of 1905 College ave-
hue, will be here to look for a man
whom he knows is honest beyond all
doubt
The reason he knows this man is hon.
est is this:
In 1862 the elder Mr.. Davis was a
tailor in Stanford, KY.
J. c. Dorchester, a resident of Stan
ford, and telegraph operator, came in
for a suit OF clothes.
His measure was taken and the suit
delivered.
Upon delivery of the suit Mr.. Dorches-
ter asked that payment of the suit be
deferred until the next pay day, as he
was short of funds.
Mr.. Davis agreed, but before pay day
came a detachment of Gen. Bragg's army
came into Stanford and Dorchester
along with many other of the towns
young men, in order to avoid capture
or service with the confederate army, lef,
town in the dark of night
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-30
BRITISH WILL TRY TO
KEEP MSWINEY ALIVE

LONDON, Aug. 3O.-Fearing the con-
sequences if Lord Mayor Terence Nc
swiney Of Cork dies from starvation, the
British government has adopted a policy
Of strategy to keep him alive, It was
learned from an official source today.
As soon as Mcswiney becomes uncon-
scious in the Brixton jail. inhrmary re-
storatives are to be administered.
Police guards in the district where the
government buildings are located were
redoubled today, as result Of the res
olution adopted by the Glasgow branch
of the Sim Fem. threatening to retail
ate By wiping ont the British cabinet
if Lord Mayor Swlney dies"
Officials at Scotland Yard claim the
London branch of the Sim Fein is
plotting to burn the British government
buildings If the lord mayor succumbs
1lcSwiney's wonderful vitality is amaz-
ing the medical staff at Brixton jail.
The chaplain, who visited him this
morning, said he was conscious and
clear headed, bat very weak.
The head prison physician issued a
bulletin saying Mcswiney had shown i'm
provement on Sunday and that there was
no reason to expect a change for at
least forty eight hours
Appeals for McSwiney continued to
pour in upon the government and crowds
gather daily before the prison. where
men and women kneel in the streets and
pray.
report was current here that Prof.
L. Devalera, president Of the Irish re-
public. had disappeared in the United
States and was on his way to ireland
In Disguise
1t is understood that Scotland Yard
has queried the American authorities re-
garding this report.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-30
PAYS FOR HIS SUIT, BUT HE'S So YEARS LATE

Il had forgotten all about it for
years until it came suddenly into my
mind recently aud l have been writ
ing to different people in Stanford
to learn the name and location of the
firm which did the tailoring there.
~. c. DORCHESTER.
'P. 81 am poor man but try
to be fair.
Mr.. Dorchester naturally presumed that
the tailor from whom he purchased the
suit was dead, as fifty eight years had
elapsed since it was purchased.
Mr.. Davis in letter to his son in In
dianapolis states that he remembers dis
tinctly the incident, even to the material
from which the suit was made.
He replied to the letter, and about ten
days ago received check for the amount
of the suit.
The elder Mr.. Davis is still tailor in
Lancaster and will come to indianapolis
for the state <air and will remain for the
G. A. r. encampment.
He anticipates meeting Mr.. Dorchester
campment.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-30
CASES ARE BECOMING
NUMEROUS EVERY DAY
WHERE ALL ARE HELPED

appetite was very poor, too, and was
usually restless at night.
Well as l said, Trutona helped my
wife a great deal, but I want to say It
worked wonders for me. / simply can't
get enough to eat now. My wife tells me
that our grocery bill will be double this
month, but I'm not complaining about
that I'll pay the grocery bills all right.
l was seeking health when I began using
Trutona, and that's what this wonderful
medicine has given me. l sleep rs
sOundly as a log all night long now,
and the pains have disappeared from the
small of my back.
81 DO hope every one who suffers as
did will give Trutona a trial. You may
send any one to me and III gladly tell
them personally all about what the Per
feet Tonic has done for our family"
Trutona IS sold in indianapolis at the
Hook chain Of dependable drug stores,
and at o. W. Brooks drug store, Penn
sylvania and Ohio streets, and at all
good druggists erywhere.-Advertise-
ment.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-30
SIM FEINERS KILL
I07 IN SEVEN MONTHS

DUBLIN, Aug. 30.-Sinn Feln sympa-
thizers killed seventy-eight policemen.
eleven soldiers and eighteen civilians in
ireland between Jan. ] and Aug. 81, &C
cording to an official statement issued
here today.
In the same period 134 policemen,
forty-six soldiers and forty nine civilians
were wounded
In a pastoral letter, Cardinal Logue
denounced the theory that 1t is a law
full act Of war to shoot any one wear
ing a Doliceman's uniform, declaring he
preferred TO call It by its true name OF
murder"
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-30
Indianapolis Man and Wife in Search
of Health Gratefully State They Have
Found 1t in Using Trutona

Cases where Trutona has benefited two
or more members Of the same family
are becoming more numerous every day,
a fact which stands out head and shoul-
ders above everything else in proving
that the Perfect, Tonic is truly a med
icine of remarkable merit. Mr.. and Mrs.
W. r. Smith of 100 West McCarty street,
indianapolis. Ind, have both found Tru-
tona to be surprisingly beneficial, and it
is with much enthusiasm and gratitude
that Mr.. Smith enumerates the benefits
they received In the following statement :
My wife was the first to begin using
Trutona in our family" Mr.. Smith says,
'and 1t helped her so much that l be-
gan taking the medicine. I was suffer
ing with kidney trouble. I'd have to get
up four or five times during the night
on account of my kidneys, and had
such pains in the small of my back. Ny