The Washington herald., 1920-01-25

does get more thsp it's share Of not
ables; all roads lead 20 washington
nowadays. 1t Is now said that David
Lloyd George may be a visitor 70
Warrington at the congress Of fhe
World Brotherhood Federation. which
will be held here beginning June 4.
! The date OF the congress was nxed
at meeting called by the Rev. Hugh
T. Stevenson, pastor OF Bethany Bap-
tist Church Wednesday.
CHRIsT's TEACHINGS
AS VITAL BAsIs.
At the meeting. assurances were
gwen that representatives OF thirty
three nations would be present, rep
resenting all shades Of religious be-
lief
The federation Is Organized in an
/ effort TO have the teachings OF Jesus
adopted as basis for settling social
and international unrest. Its last
congress was held in London last
/ september. and was attended By rep
resentatives OF twenty-five nations.
/ The gathering was regarded Of sum
, cient Importance to cause LLOYD
George and other national leaders 70
torsake other ENGAGEMENTS and at-
7 tend.
Canadian representatives YESTERDAY
said Lloyd George had promised 10
attend the coming congress, IL in his
power to do so. Gen. SHUTS, South
African hero, may also be a visitor.
Dr. John Clifford. Of London. presi-
aent, ana William War, general sec-
. rotary, will be in attendance
. At yesterdays meeting were Hon
J. o. Mccarthy. treasurer. Toronto:
Z The Rev. John CoIburn. and Thomas
| Howell, secretary. Toronto; the Rev
{ R b. Whyte, Ottawa. and the Rev.
RclviN Harlan, New York. social sec
( retaTy.
Every one comes To Washington
! sooner or later. but Washington
/ spends half Of its time bidding fare
well TO its friends. II has seemed
J like IL has hidden an especially large
! number Of its official favoritcs good
by during this administration. Now
| IL is rumored that William Phillips.
/ Assistant Secretary OF State. who is in
! Europe, intends 20 resign and seek
/ appointment 10 diplomatic service in
| the field. II il thought likely that he
will go TO PekinE. although some %
his friends have suggested Rome.
Mr.. Phillips has served in the legs-
tion at PekinE. and is one Of the
best-versed m'n IN the state De-
partment on Far Eastern affairs
The Picking post is regarded here
as one Of The most important in the
United States diplomatic service. 10
has been vacant since the res Ena-
tion Of Paul :. Reins,p.
II was recalled that a short while
after President Taft was defeated
for re-eIectlon. but before the inau-
guration Of President Wilson. Mr.
Phillips resigned from the dipIomatir
service. but a year later came back
, into it. Mr.. Phillips is a Republican.
and IL Is thought by some that he
does not wish to be too closely idon-
tilted with the Democratic admins
0 tration in the event that the Re
publican candidate is elected Prcsi-
dent in the forthcoming elections
FAREWELL Ridden
HANS SUFFERS.
We bade the Hans Suffers Goodbye
with regret a few days ago. We have
+ known that We had 10 part with
them for almost a year now but
nevertheless il was with deep regret
that We saw them 90 Mr. Sulzerss
successor as Minister Of Switzerland.
DR.. Marc Peter. accompanied BY
Nine. Peter. have arrived In Wash
ington. They did not bring with them
their two sons who are attending
| school but they will come later to
/ join their parents here. The diplo-
matte Corps does not boast n many
young people. The Suffers took sew
I eral children home with them Fred
erick was such a cunning little chap
The two cunning little Chinese babies.
Patricia and Wellington Koo. / think
are going home before long. Or. KOo
isn't going 10 return here as Minister
OF China so they will 80 TO him He
had planned TO take them home this
/ summer anyway.
The new Minister OF Poland brought
/ four children. Sebastian, Henry. An
drew and Cecily. The latter.
I girl. is an attractive. plum
Z thing The Minister OF Norw %
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