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Cooperative Movement Hl,.

The Inwood Civic Forum is to be en-
hghtened tonight at Public School 3d.
Broadway and Academy Street, on the
workings Of the RochdaIe system Of CO.
opSatlYe buying and selling Throughout
the world. Peter Hamilton, an eXpert
ON cooperation. is to be the speater
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IN NEW YORK TO-DAY.

National Association Of Corporation
Schools, meeting, Hotel Waldorf
Astoria, $50 A. NJ.
New Jerusalem Church, general con-
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MGrGbOu and Ostrich NeckweGr
At 25% OFF

Reductions VIII Be Made at Time of Purchase -'~
Marnbou Capes lined with Silk and finished with cord
and POmpon ends. 575-bes ESQ.,
Marabou Cnpes, Silk lined, large size 775-Less ESQ.,
Ostrich and Marathon Capes with tails, silk lined 1900.
7.75-le ESQ
Large Marathon Capes with tails, Silk lined
12.75-less esq
(MGiR PIoOr)
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Summer Furs-At 3O% off
Reductions VIII Be Made AZ Time Of P,rrchn..

Reductions Will Be Made at Time Of Purchase
The finest urs produces offered for less than
the prevailing wholesale prices. '
Stone Marten ChOker Scarfs-Snge skins ..........
55OO-Iess S0%S
Stone Marten Scarfs of Choice skns-two skin models
125.0O-IeSs 500
Dyed Baum Marten Scarfs-two skins. l1OOO-less SO%
Fox Scarfs-large, lustrOu pes in Taupe and "
65.0O-lcss 500
Hudson Bay Sable Scarfs, single skns-dar fulfurred
pets. 1890 less 500
Fourth Floor
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Now, at last, we say
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POPTAVKA PO AUTOMO.
BILECH OCHABLA.

Toledo, O., 80. zaTf. Zdejsf
lys-Overland Automobile
Company odlozila vcera ma
neurcito re zamestnani 4,500
d6lnfkG, muzG zen a pracuje
Sc jenom v tech odborech, kde
Sc vyrabeji rGzne soucastky
automobile. Predseda spoiled
nosti pravil, ze vyrobu nutno
bylo obmeziti nasledkem stale
ochabujfcf poptavky po auto
mobilech. Spolecnost propou-
stella delniky po delsf dobu. Ia
normalnfch pomerd jich "a
mestnavala kolem $4,000, nynf
jenom asi 1000.
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VCERA RYLO RECISTROVA.
NO 1000 ZENSKYCH A
$4,000 MUZSKYCH
VOLICU.

Mezi al. precinkty, ktere o.
pomenuly zaslati vysledky wee
rejsfch registraci ma radnici,
jak pozaduje zakon, byly ne
ktere rfzeny zenami. Urednici
volebni rady nemohouce Sc
vysledkI dockati, telefonovali
vsem opozdenym O dnesnf 8.
hod. rannf vyzvu, aby registrac
nj zapisy jeste pred pocatkem
dne. byly odevzdany.
Vzdor vcerejsimu yalne ne
pffznivemu pocasi dostavilo Sc
do volebnfch budek ma 1900
zen, ably Sc daily zapsati k IL
stopadovym volbam. Vysledek
znam byl z $50 precinktn. Ia
jfmavym jest, re We venkov-
skych distriktech je dcast zen
pri prvnfm registracnim dnu
mnohem zivejsf nez-li We me-
stech. Mutt registrovalo v prv-
nj den asi $4,000, takze pri
konecnem scitani dostoupi PRIV.
nj registrace cisla $1,000. "a
jem Zen ma politice sklamal
|vddkyne sufrazismu, kdezto
strany politicke jsou vysled.
KEN pTekvapeny.
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VELkA BRITANIE JE "
PRAVU.

Z Washington, 30. zafi. v po-
slednfch dvou tydnech odbor
statu zahrnovan byl protesty
proti uzavTenf pffstavu v
Queenstown v Irsku americ-
kym lodfm. Protesty tyto oci-
vidne podnecovany zdejsimi Ir-
eany. Ones odbor statu vydal
prohlasenf, v nemz pravi, ze u
zavfeni pristavu Queenstown
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Ably zachovany byly jennie
intercollegiate prfstroje ma
kopuli federalnf budovy v Chi
cagu pred ucinky povetrnosti
a zajisteno bylo jejich spole-
Hive operovanf "a vsech okol-
nosti, jest nutno cistiti je a O.
lejovati kazdy den, zejmena
otaeecf ukazovac vetru, -ienz
jest ma vrcholi oceloveho sto-
zaru ma nejvyssfm bodu kopu-
le. Tento stozar jest asi 800
stop vysoky. K vykonani teto
prace, Harry Brostoff, opa-
tfeny plynovou skraboskou,
must Sc vysplhati ma stozar DO
ocelovem zebrfku "a kazdeho
pocasi. Tento ukol jest OBJ
zvlast' obtizny a nebezpecny
"a bourlivych a vetrnych dnd.
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nechci tudfz zneuzivati poho-
stinstvf Republiky. Skoda, ze
zde nenf pan Kutak, on by to
uz lepe propracoval. Svetlym
bodem me navstevy v Praze
bylo sdcastneni Sc sjezdu Vol
ne Myslenky, ovsem jenom ia
ko neprfmy Glen. Ceska Ameri-
ka nebyla nikym zastoupena,
ackoli jeden Glen, ne delegat z
Chicago prec nexo1ik SLOW pro-
mluvil. Jednanf sjezdu bylo
ddstojne,. ale zdalo Sc mi, ze
vse uz bylo pfedem pfiprave-
no a to by Sc bylo asi Cesko-
americkym delegatdm mnoho
nezamlouvalo. Take mater SIZE
zdu byl pfilis mfstnf a ne sve-
tovy. A nynf jeste nekolik SLOW
panu John A. Sokolovi v Chi
cagu, tajemnfku Ceskosloven-
ske Obchodnf komory v Praze.
Nejsem sice -clelIem toho tele-
sa, ale v zajmu jinych a. dou-
fam ! zajmu clenn , Vasich,
nemyslfte, ze by bylo. uz ma Ca
Sc postarati Sc o dopravu zde z
americke bavlny vyrobenSch
pfedmetd Gene n1noha set IT,
sic koruna zde jiz mnoho me-
sfcG lezfcfch, zavdeeil byste Sc
velice lidem, jifnz ma tom "a
lezf. Nell byste byti zdeisfm IL
dem pffkladem, co Sc obchodll
tyce, ale mate take ma vse do
sti casu, jake ii Edejsf.
TAX mily ctenari a hlavne
ctenafky Sveta, pozdravuii
Vas a tesfm Sc, ze Vas mnohe-
no Ease uz brzy uhlfdam.
Josef Navratil, tesafsky kon-
traktor, 1874 Beachwood A
ve., Cleveland, q.
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POZAR v PRlSTAVISTI.

Galveston, Tex, so. zaff.
Rozdmychovan tficetimilovou
severovychodnf Nchficf, ohen
uplne znicil pier cfslo 35 zde
dnes casne rano. Plameny Sc
rozsirily ma pier cfslo 38 a t6z
nekolik parnfkd v prfstavu ko-
tvfcfch Sc vznalo. Velika zaso-
ba bavlny byla bud znicena
neb poskozena. o pnl seste ra-
no oznameno, ze ohen jest pod
kontrolou. V te dobe odhado-
vana skoda ma vice nez $1,000
900.
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,.FRAvE NYNL "

"a sychraveho a de-
stiveho pocasi Jest !;
nam nejvfce zapotfe-
bf dobreho tepldho
prada a puncoch.
A nejlepsf spodnf
praHo a puncochy
kdupite vzdycky v
strfznich' obchodech
"u Koudeld", 4735
Broadway a 1888
Warner Road.
V prftomne dobe
name v nasem
obchode ma Broad
way. jeste nekolik
peknych druhu pra-
dla a puncoch pro
dospele i pro ditky
"a stejne ceny jako
jsme NELL po dobu
naseho prvniho w
prodeje cd sedmeho
do 25. zafi.
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STAROBYLY ZAMEK
SHOREL.

.Koblenz, N6mecko, 80: zarf.
Eltz, jeden neiprosluleisich
zamkI dvanacteho stoleti, le-
zici ma rece Mosele, mezi Ko-
blenzem a Trevirem, znieen
byl ohnem. Zamek ode davna
byl sidlem hrabat z Eltzu. Ve-
die sve historicke hodnoty, "a
mex vynikal malebnou polo
hou, ma vysoke skale, obklopen
zalesnenymi pahorky.
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rgvET''

skeho transatlantick5m lodlm'
bylo zakonitym a zceIa ys7du-
chu mezinarodniho prava. Jest,
pry to zrovna tax, ,jakoby Spio-
jene Staty uzavfely nejaky
svdj pffstay k vdli ystavce. neb
re prflis mnoho nakladu Sc
tam nahromadilo pozadaly
lodi, ably ku pfistani svemu
volily nektery jiny pfistav.
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PROC TRPETI revmatis-
mem a neuralgia? Pouzijte
"Kojak Penetrating Oil'', nej-
vetsi odstranovatel bolesti.
Zkusebnf velikost 35c vyplace-
ne. Kojak Chemical Co., 1922
Morah Ave-, Cleveland, o.
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DOPIs z PRAHY.

Zasilam Vam vsem srdecny
pozdrav z maticky Prahy al
odevsad, kan jsem pri navsta-
We nasi drahe stare vlasti "a
vital. Pisi tyto radky pod sill
nym dojmem, ktery na mne pa
sobil, ze pri navsteve sveho CT
ce v Uhersku v Cesko-morav-
ske Vysocin6 nalezl jsem 13
cisel Sv6ta q 2 cisla Amer. Del.
ListG z Clevelandu, z cehoz
jsem ovsem mel velikou radost.
Vzdyt' to byly' oba mne mile
listy, kterych cd pocatku je-
jich zlozeni terpam po cel,-
dennim lopotenf cast sve dusev
nj potravy. Vim sice. re je v
Clevelande parir drahy tl,
re redakce Sv6ta nema zadnou
nouzi 0 samozvane nfispfvate-
lie do ]istu, ale proto piece pfi.
chazim Sc svojf troskou do mly-
ma, snad mne to take senelcu,
neb jsem jist, ze stale je dosti
ctenarI Sveta, kteri rad; ctou
zpravy cd tech, jimz je osobne
doprano Sc presvsdcit 0 pome-
rech v Republice Ceskosloven-
ske, pro kterou TAX mnchy z
Mich tax horlive pracova: Po.
kud mne Sc tyce, mel isem pre-
krasnou cestu. ma kterou budu
po cely svGj zivot rad vzpomf-
nat.
Costa v palacove lodi Aqui-
tania cd Briticke spolecnosti
trvala jen 6 dnf "a tech $165,
ktere jsem zaplatil, mel jsem
skutecne "good time. PAX po-
byl jsem dobrovolne cely ty-
den v Parlzi. ktera ma mna
svymi historickymi pamatkami,
krasnymi parky, boulevardy a
hlavne SWIM neznym pohla-
vim (prosfm jednoho ctenafe
Sy9ta Corlett odpuStenf
uvedla v nadseni. Nasi paflzsti
krajane sc vsemozne starali,
ably mn6 pobyt ynezi mini zpfl-
jemnili, coz Sc jim 1plne zda-
filo. Bez pfesedanf pro;el jsem
ma to Francii, Namecko cast
nasi stare vlasti. nyri mlade
Republiky. Pfjjel jsem ma Viii
sonovo nadraaf v /. hodinu v
noci a byl jsem ,ad, ze nebylo
svetlo, aspon zaony nemohl
videti rozechveni, jez sc mne
zmocnilo, kdyz Ease jednou
30 Is letech spalTil jsen mtsta,
kde prozil jsem nejkrasnejsi
chvile sveho z,2o,a. Prahu ma
lezl jsem tn samtu, jak byi
jsem zvykly i vidati "a sta
rych casG, ovSem, pomery ty
jsou nyni jine s Eel, ze nemo-
hu psati ze dobre pral bych
81, abych Sc ml!ii. Pom6ry y
Ceskoslovensl;e Rapublice ne
jsou rnzove a b,fzka budouc-
most ukaze, ~ to tax dale ne
ide a cim dfire zmena pride,
tim lepe. Zde tot;z jedna to
znacna Cast lidi zije vzdor u
zasne drahote talk dobfe, ze
clov9k zasne, kde ma to ii lids
berou penize a ma druhe strane
sc Ease d:vim, jak ii druzi va
bee mohou sve zivoty uhaiiti.
"A pfec vsictri Ly mohli bsti
st'astni, ien trochu te dobr6
vhle, MEM politiky a vice chu-
ii k prace, ale toho zde rnni.
Grady bankv mali tax IVA
nou jednoduchcu frekvenci, t..
j. v pdl jedre odpol. koncf
v Praze pracovni den a pax ma
stane prace v kavarnach a re-
staurac{ch, vecer Ease v diva
dlech a kabaretech, ktere jsou
stale ma tyden ku predu vypro-
dany. Obchody take poledne
zavfrajf az We 3 hod. odpol.
ma chvfli otevrou. Delnictvo o.
vsem pracuje 8 hod. ale take
cy,,xs,,o c+ooIyxy 10 ca you do
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MA Kazda oznamka We
"Svstu" ms iisty Ispsch. -
Tento 1spsch Sc zaklada ma
ieho rozsirenosti a oblibero-
sti.
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proved. not only provides for re-
duction in the gross tax on the com.
pany's revenues from 4 to l per cent
and eliminatitA1 of other charges. but
provides the IA achinery for effectine
a merger.
Should this IA easure or a similar
bill receive the a lnction Of Congress
it will solve the N'roblem of financing
street railway in improvements, he be-
lieves, and, at the same time, hasten
ditions incident to the operating of
competing traction ! systems in the
District will be ende y.
Until some such meN tsure is passed,
or the company gets higher rates.
betterrnents will be della we'd. he stated.
as well as 1t can, but, there is no
likelihood of an extensA We improve
ment program being unde taken dur
ing the life of the present order. The
conpeny's loss in the redus ed charge
amount to about $4,000 a ! ear. it is
stated.
From hasty examination Of the
opinion" said President Ham. lit ap-
pears that the commits sion esq imates
per cent on fair value, from which,
however. Is to be deducted loS's in
revenue due to the charge for il ter
company transfers being reduced from
cents 10 cent, winch will re,N uce
the rate OF return to 5.25 per cent. I he
company estimated a return on nle
valuation established by the comma :
sion Of 40 per cent without any ar
lowance for a reduction in the charge
for fntercompany transfers, which,
Of course, was wholly unexpected.
mo public utility can prosper with
any such rate Of return. 1t is not fair
to those who have invested In the Sc
curities of the company and it will
make practically impossible the at
tracing Of new capital for necessary
extensions and betterments.
ut Is apparent that the commits
sion's order is of a temporary charac-
ter, as it is made effective only to
March 81. 1921. having been issued in
the belief that Congress, in the mean
time. will enact relief legislation
which has been urged by the Com
missioners as essential to the proper
solution of the local street railway
problem.
ut seems to me the public should
Join with the Commissioners in an CT
fort to bring about remedial legisla-
ton which will relieve the Company
from It's heavy tax burden and make
possible street railway improvements
for the benefit Of the public"
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TAKE WOMAN IN BUFFALO
FOR $500 D. C. ROBBERY
Viola Woody Charged With Theft
of Jewelry at Lehman Home.
Goods Recovered.

Viola Woody, also known as Viola
Fleet, colored, is under arrest in Buff
falo, N. Y. charged with the theft of
jewelry valued at $500 from the
residence of Barney Lehman. 1851
18th street, Monday afternoon, shortly
after appearing there and accepting a
position as domestic.
When the robbery was reported to
the police and a description of the
woman read at roll call at police
Detective Baur, who
had dealings with the woman, sug-
gested the arrest of Viola. Assisted
by Detective Bradley, Baur learned
that Viola probably had gone to Buff
falo. A telegram was sent to Buff
falo asking her arrest and later a
message was received telling 1nspec-
tor Grant that the jewelry had been
recovered. Detective Bradley has gone
to Buffalo to get the prisoner.
Hold-Up Man Gets al.
Held up at the point of a pistol
and $41 taken from the cash drawer
was the experience Of Miss May Gold
man. cashier in Mrs. Elsie Bucking-
hams candy store, at 18th and H
streets yesterday afternoon about 2:30
o'clock. The robber backed from the
store and quickly disappeared in the
crowd Of pedestrians.
A burglar last night paid a visit
to the Liberty Lunchroom. 1929 7th
street, gained entrance by breaking the
transom glass and stole 50 in cash
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RENTS OF EIGHT CUT.
Other Determinations Handed
Down by the Commission.

Eight hental reductions were or
dered in determinations handed down
today by the District rant commits
sion. Two increases were granted
and two landlords were denied pos
session Of their properties. The list
Of decisions follows:
Harry Wilson Of 332 Armory street
southwest, rent reduced from SIS to
$3.50 . month. Thomas P. Brown,
defendant.
Alfred Bacon of 214 d street north
month. Young & Simon, defendants.
James r. Steele OF apartment Il.
the Ward y Atreet northeast, rent
reduced 20 to $32-50 a month.
ess as. ..a La. :, a sa: 1.nan; -.
rent reduced from SIS to $47.50 a
month. Chester A. Snow, defendant.
A. H Clark Of 129 E street south
east: rent reduced from $s5 to $45 a
month. Mrs. w. A. Davis. defendant.
R. e. Koerber of apartment q. 1921
from $50 to 345 a month George w.
I.inkins. defendant
johanna Freeman of 1917 e street
northwest; rent reduced from $3.50 to
&21.50 q month. Herbert A. Gill &
Son, defendants.
Frank u. Murray OF l220 II street
northeast; rent reduced from $35 to
$25 month Isadore Levine, defend
ant
Mary Dyer of 400 I'd street south
west: rent increased from $14.50 to
$3.50 Q month Stone & Fairfax, Inc,
had asked $3.50 a month.
Ada Wamley Of lis K street south
west: rent increased from $3.50 to $40
a month. Floyd E. Davis. defendant,
denied possession of the premises.
James A. Dixon of 94S Louisiana
avenue northwest; notice to vacate
served by Morris Within adjudged in
sufficient.
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MRS. MILAN H. GETTING,
wife Of the Cxechoslovakian vice
consul here, one Of the most active
workers among the ladies' OF the for
etgn legations. who are helping
Hoover raise money to feed the starv-
Europe. Mrs. Getting appears Mt
headquarters daily In the naifye cos
tune Of Trnava, Sloyalia.
Forty-five thousand dollars is now
In the hands of the treasurer of the
local committee for the Hoover cam
paign Of the European Relief Council
to stave off starvation from children
in the stricken areas of central and
eastern Europe until the coming har-
vest.
Twenty-thousand children have been
apportioned to the District as wards
to be fed during the period until the
next harvest Since $40 feeds and
saves a life of one Of these children,
$500 are already provided for. while
$500 are awaiting aid from the peo-
pie of Washington. All checks should
be made out to John Poole. treasurer,
Federal National Bank, Washington,
D. C.
The official list of additional con-
tributors of sums of more than 500
made public last night follows:
$10,000-Gen. Arson Mills. p
$5.00Q-District Of Columbia Bed
Cross Chapter.
s1.oo0-rhe Evening Star, Louis
Titus. Chester A. Snow. Arthur C.
Moses. S. Kann Sons Company
Woodward & Lothrop and William c.
Rives.
$500-Mrs. Florence S. Keep, M.
Goldenberg, H. c. Perkins & Son,
Mrs. Mary E. Stewart.
$300-Mrs. w. J. Boardman
$250-Gerson Nordlinger. Mrs An
4 oinette E. Wood. Kings Palace, Simon
hvon.
200-President Wilson, Mabel T.
Boa rdman. William Hahn Company,
MIRA r. H. McKim, Franklin & Co,
Par\ er-Bridget Company, D. J. Kauf-
man.. Julius GarlnkIe & Co., NJ. Phil
ipsbcs n Company.
$I5DA-Mrs. Annie D. c. Porter, Miss
Annie May Hegeman, DR.. J. C. Boyd
Mrs. j.. c. Boyd.
All the Catholic pastors in the CITY
lave beS invited to attend a meet
ing at II sadquarters. in order to Sc
cure the "a active cooperation with
their congregations.
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Continued from First Page.)
property of another and unlawfully
and forcibly detains the same; or
"(o) Whenever any tenant in per-
son or by subtenant holds over after
the termination of his lease or expira-
tion of his term or fails to pay his
rent for FIVE days after the same shall
be due; or
"(d) Whenever any mortgagor or
grantor in a mortgage or deed of trust
to secure a debt or any person claim
ing under such mortgagor or grantor
subsequent to the date of such mort
gage or deed of trust shall unlawfully
detain possession of the real property
conveyed after sale thereof under
such deed of trust or a foreclosure of
the mortgage; or
Five Days Notice.
"(e) Whenever Judgment debtor or
the date Of Judgment shall SO unlaw-
fully detain possession Of real prop
erty after a sale thereof under ex-
scption issued on such Judgment.
1T shall be lawful for the Municipal
Court on complaint in writing under
unlawful detention, or by his agent
or attorney having knowledge of the
facts, to issue a summons to the party
complained of to appear and show
cause why Judgment should not be
given against him for restitution OF
the possession of such real property.
provided, That in all cases arising
under subdivisions {b), (c) and (d)
five days notice to quit, exclusive of
Sundays and holidays. must be given
to the tenant, subtenant or party in
possession before Proceedings in the
Municipal Court can be instituted,
such notice to be served in the same
manner as provided for the services
Of notices by section 1928 of said Code
of Law for the District of Columbia.
And provided further. That in any
case of failure to pay rent after due.
as provided in subdivision (c), the
notice to quit shall be in the alterna-
tive and require the payment of rent
or the surrender of the real property
detained within FIVE days after the
service of such notice. And in the
event of the payment or tender of
the amount due as rent within such
period of five days no action for pos
session shall be maintained.
SEC. 3 Section 1918 of said code of
law for the District of Columbia is
hereby repealed"
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last in existence he was one Of thu
leading cornetists.
Troop A, the crack military orxani-
xation OF Cleveland. which has been
seen at other Ohio inaugurations. has
deem assigned the honor Of acting az
cavalry escort to Senator HARDING.
aiS personal escort may be the Hard
ing Marching Club Of Marion. This
ciuo was organized during the cam
paiEn and rendered yeoman service.
Its members met trains in the early
mora a4d tn the devy eve and
proudly marched as escort to visitins
oefeSauons out Mount Vernon avenue
HARDING home. Since tia esections
some OF the marchers have Erown .
oat rusty on military tactics, but they
are planning semi-weekly drills from
nov until II is time to leave for
washington. where they expect ~
make even the West Point cadets look
to their laurels. :
One or more special trains will
carry ine Marion folk TO the Nationa
charge Of the Marion Civic Associa-
ton, formed to take care Of visitors
during the campaign with D. r. Cris-
singer as its chairman
A bicycle owned and ridden nv Mr.
Harding some tvsnty-odd years aro
Is on exhibition in a local show
Minoow. and may be a feature of the
senator Harding was told today
that the inaugural ball planned in
his honor for the evening of ipauRu-
ration day will be the most gala ev.. nj
in the nations history.
(Copyrixhf ISM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-30
IERIvAN WORKERS REMAIN.
/ constantinople Denies Near East
Men Driven Out.

Messages from consfantinople yes
terday reached Near East Relief head
Quarters at New York denying reports
that Near East Relief workers had
been compelled to leave Erivan. Dr.
Clarence Usher cabled:
Soviet government shows great re-
spect. Promises assistance and to
give guarantees against reQuisition
OF any near east supplies." A second
cablegram said: The Erivan govern
ment shows highest consideration to
Americans"
Charles V. Vickrey points out that
the work organized and carried on in
the so-called Armenian republic dis
trict represents only one4tenth Of the
operating areas of work Of the or
ganization. which reaches from the
Black sea to Egypt. and the Mediter-
ranean to the Caspian seq
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C. Commissioners Submit
$5,O68, 800 More Estimates
fContinued from First Page

for other reasons in their judgment
the public interests may require. and
the amounts hereinbefore authorized
10 cover the cost Of said tracts shall
be reduced in proportion to the pres
emit value Of the areas so reduced.
Site and Building fer Feeble-Minded.
The Commissioners Of the District
of Columbia are hereby authorized and
directe ed to purchase as a site for q
home and school for feeble-mtnded
persons q tract OF land containing ap-
Of Columbia. or in the state of Mary
land, or in the state of Virginia. and
to erect thereon suitable buildings on
the pavilion plan. at total cost OF
not exceeding 100000. OF which not
more than 10000 shall be expended
that purpose there is hereby appro-
priated the sum Of 100000. In the
event that such land can not be pur-
chased within the District of Co
tumble at a price satisfactory to said
Commissioners, they are authorized TO
the proyisions Of chapter l5 OF the
Code OF Laws for the District Of Co
lumbia-
acquired within the District OF Column
bia, in the Judgment of said Commits.
sioners, at a price salts factory to said
Commissioners, either by purchase or
condemnation, the Attorney General OF
the United States, at the request OF said
Commissioners. shall institute condem-
nation proceedings to acquire such land
as may be selected for said site. either
in the state of Maryland or in the state
OF Virginia. in accordance with the laws
Of said states. the title Of said land to
be taken directly to and In the name of
the United States. but the land 50 acQuir-
ed shall be under the Jurisdiction of the
Commissioners Of the District OF Column
bia as agents Of the United Staes, and
the expenses OF procuring evidences of
title or Of condemnation. or both. shall
be paid out Of the appropriation herein
made Cor the purchase OF said site and
erection cf buildings thereon, $500, o0e.