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The Washington herald., 1921-02-14
COLLEGES GOVERN
FUTURE OF PEACE.
BISHOP DECLARES
ID. C. Church Head Dwells
On Results of War,
At Dedication.

URBANA, Ill, Feb. lS.-Btshop
William F.. Mcdowell. of Washing
ton. D. c., preached this afternoon
at Trinity Church, the dedicatory
ermon Of the Social Center Build
ing OF Wesley Foundation OF the
University of Illinois.
Bishop Mcdowell said: when
the Wesley Foundation was pro-
jected, world conditions were very
different from what they are now.
What we then proposed seemed i'm
portant. The events of the last
half dozen years have given our
plans a significance we did noi
dream of. One can hardly begin
an address upon international mat
ters without reference to the world
war.
Binds Nations Together.
War has thrown the nations -
gether We did not know how
small the world was, or how hu
man it was, until the whole world
| looked itself in the face. What has
happened in the sudden, sharp I'M
pact OF a vast conflict will remain
/ in some form or other to the end
| Of time. The world will never be
! broken up again into a multitude
Of separate nationalities and gov
ernments Every government and
race on the face Of the earth must
hereafter consider their relation TO
J other races.
! THE fundamental questions for
US then today relate to the nature
Of the impact of one race upon an
other, or the character OF the in
ternational impact which is inevita-
BILE. Shall our impact be upon the
basis of understanding and ac-
quaintance and friendship, or shall
liz be upon the basis of estrange-
ment. distrust and hostility? Shall
il be upon the basis OF good will
for all, or shall it be the occasion
Of perpetual strife and war! Shall
H. be on the basis of world warfare,
or world conquest? Race friend =
ship. or race supremacy? And the
outcome Of civilization depends
upon our answer. II. in the future,
the great races OF the world shall
engage in a race war. the world and
its civilization will be wrecked.
Can Save Race.
wherefore. these agencies that
bring about acquaintance and
friendship between men OF dihere Mt
races but OF common humanity. have
more than local meaning. II the
leaders in the nation know. and
trust. and love one another. they
can keep the world from further
destructive strife. Peace on earth
and good will among men can only
be brought about by right personal
relations between men OF good will.
In some future day, when enemies
Of civilization are trying to bring
about war between the United Stat es
and Japan, or misunderstanding be-
tween the United States and China,
or between Japan and China. the
men and women who have stood
together in American universities
| ought to be the saving remnants
who will keep their Eovernme nts
from committing blunders.
They ought TO he the guides 10
the better day when the world that
has become a neighborhood shall
also he a brotherhood. This deed
therefore, that We perform today in
tho dedication Of this International
Building has a significance far be-
yond the spot on which we stand
1t is a part of our endeavor to an
swer the Masters prayer for the
coming OF His Kingdom among
men"
The Washington herald., 1921-02-14
LINCOLN CALLED
TRUE PROPHET BY
REV. H. H. RANCK
Pastor of Grace Reform
Church Draws Lesson
From Martyr.

Lincoln, Leader of Men" was the
theme OF Rev. Henry II. Ranck, pas
Tor OF the Grace Reform Church,
yesterday.
Lincoln was a man of ideals and
prophet He saw further and
deeper than any man. He. knew the
point Of view of other people; whar
tney thought, both friends and foes
alike" he said.
Like Jesus, he knew what was
IN man. He understood the South
as well as the North, and he knew
what the South would do, what the
North could do. Therefore, he was
the man of the hour.
Lincoln knew God. He was a
man of prayer. He was true to
principle. Honest Abe! His was a
great heart. with malice toward
none and charity toward all-the
best friend the South had The pc
riod Of reconstruction was worse
Tor the South than the war itself"
the Rev. Ranck concluded.
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VALENTINE DANCE
TO BIZ. GIVEN,

a valentine dance will be given
at Meridian Mansions this evening
at . o'clock by the members OF the
income tax unit of the Bureau Of
Internal Revenue. This is the first
Of a series OF dances arranged by
the tax unit. The dance this ov, n
inC will be under the auspices OF
the ITSA Club, composed Of tax
unit members only. The succeeding
dances will be given under the
name OF the unit
At the meeting OF the [. S S
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by Commander and Mrs. Hewitt.
The other guests were Comdr. and
Mrs Parker. Comdr. and Mrs. Allen,
and Mrs. TheObaId.
At her talk this morning on
public questions at the KniCker-
booker. Miss Richards will give the
usual weekly revIew OF world af-
fairs. speaking especially on The
Importance OF Anglo-SaNon Unity
in View Of the Threatening EIe-
ments in World Politics"
The annual meeting n the Boa rd
Of Naval Sponsors. followed by a
luncheon, will be held in the Cabi-
net Room at the New Willard We'd
nesday.
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Jacob Jones Post. No. >. American
Legion OF February s. Miss Maud
Alton gave a very Interesting dis
course on AmeriCanization. Mrs.
Bagley was the guest OF honor, an
gave a delightful talk on the tor
pedoeing Of the L. S. S. Jacob Jones.
Later in the evening the Secretary
Of the Navy and Mrs. Daniels came.
and felicitated the meeting with
many humorous anecdotes. and
presented the post with a lovely
bunch Of roses
Miss Janet Richards. following
her fortnightly lecture al the An
napOlis Naval Academy last Satur-
day, was entertained at luncheon
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SALE OF SEATS FOR
BENEFIT ENCOURAGING.

Mrs. Thomas Madden Foley. chair
/ man Of the motion picture and card
party benefit to be given under the
auspices Of the women's commit
tee of the District Medical Society,
! at the kniCkerbOcker Theater on
/ Wednesday, February IS. announces
a most encouraging advance sale
/ Of seats for the two performances
! at and 4 o'clock. 4 large num-
/ Der of tickets have been returned
with remittanCes and are to be used
! to take children from various or
! phanagcs throughout the Citv to see
the picture. which is based on Anna
| Sewells story Of a horse, BLACK
Beauty The other feature Of the
Dill will be LOngfellOw's Bell Of
Rtrl and scenic picture entitled
'Moosing Through Kipawa," the bill
ending with a comedy. The card
| party committee. of which Mrs
| Frederic Roman is chairman, have
disposed Of fifty tables for cards
the following ladies having taken
one or more tables: Mrs, Reginald
walker, Mrs. Edgar Copeland, Mrs.
Frentiss Wilson, Mrs. Robert Young
sullivan, Mrs. Charles Stanley
" mite, Mrs. James CahiII Mrs.
James Cannon, Mrs. William Earl
ClarH' Mrs. Samuel B. Adams. Mrs
Iercy Hlckling, Mrs. Fred Pepetti
MIS-. NlIhelm krechting, Mrs. Thom-
as MADDEN Foley. Mrs. Noble p
barnes. Mrs. William A White. Mrs
w M. Barton, Mrs. Lester Brookes.
mrs Leroy Heron, Mrs. Aubrey
Lynn Clark, Mrs. Loren johnson.
Mrs. R. T. Holden. Mrs Edmund
Berry and Mrs. Edward S. Pickford,
Gen. Sidney Graves, formerly in
command of the American Expedi-
tlonary Forces in Siberia. accom-
panied by several aides. was a week
end visitor at Hotel Traymore. At
lantic City.
representative and Mrs. Edward
+. Browne, of Wisconsin, announce
tne engagement of their daughter.
Helen converse Browne, to DR.. Mar
Gus Hobart, of Evanston, III.
Ihe marriage will take place at
Lhe residence of the brides parents,
west Underwood street, Chevy
Cnase' Nd today at IL o'clock noon.
hlshoP hugh L. Burleson, acting
oIsnop Oh New York City, will per-
49, 80 N''1 maj ldse ceremony
Representative and Mrs, Thomas
B. Dunn, of New York, will enter
tain at dinner in the Presidential
suite and Cabinet room at the New
willard next Saturday evening.
Mrs. w. J. Ogilvie, of Washington,
is at present in Atlantic City as a
guest of Hotel Traymore.
PATDONESsES NAMED
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Thomas R. Marshall will leave
Washington today for their home in
Indiana.
The Secretary of the Navy and
Mrs. Daniels will have as their din
ner guests tomorrow the Senators
and Representatives from North
Carolina Following the dinner
Secretary and Mrs. Daniels will en-
tertain the members of the North
Carolina Society in Washington at
reception.
Wednesday evening Secretary
and Mrs. Daniels will be hosts at
dinner in compliment to Admiral
Sir Lewis Bayly, r. N, commander
in-chief of the coast of Ireland
during the war.
The Secretary Of Agriculture and
Mrs. Edwin T. Meredith will be the
guests of honor at dinner Monday
evening, February 2S, of the
Minister of Cuba and mps- de ces-
pedes. a.. =
The Ambassador of France and
Mme. Jusserand will be the eguests
of honor at dinner on Wednesday
evening OF the Minister of Switzer-
land and Nine. Marc Peter.
The Ambassador OF Spain and
Nine. de Riano will go to New York
on February % to be the guests Of
| honor at dinner the following even
| ing OF the president OF Columbia
! University and Mrs. Nicholas Muir
ray Butler. The Ambassador will
| inaugurate the New Institute OF
Spain at the university on the cath,
preceding the dinner.
The Ambassador OF Russia, Boris
| Bakhmeteff. will sail for the United
States on February %. Nine. Bakh-
metef is spending the weeks of his
absence in Northern New York
State.
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the Dobbs School are as follows:
Nine. Riano, Lady Geddes, Mrs.
Daniels, Mrs. James W. Wadsworth,
jr.. Mrs. Truman H. Newberry, Mrs
Robert E. Coontz, Mrs. G. B. McVay,
Mrs. Cary T. Grayson, Mrs. John H.
Dayton, Mrs. Robert Lansing, Baro-
ness kOrff, Mrs. Charles MarIatt,
Mrs. John Harvey Young, Mrs.
Harry Leonard, Mrs. Frank j.
Fletcher, Mrs. Foulk. Mrs. Gerry
Morgan, Mrs. Newbold Moves, Mrs,
Arthur Musgrave. Mrs. F.. Ward
Denys, Mrs. Frederick c. Stevens,
Mrs. Charles Wood, Mrs. Henry Rus,
sell Talbot, Mrs. ]. Upshur Moor
head. Miss Jessie TredweI, Mrs,
Frederick z. Chaplin, Mrs Edward
Chamberlin and Mrs. Durwood Grin.
stead.
Members of the House Naval A.
fairs Committee will entertain at
dinner in the Presidential suite and
Cabinet room at the New Willard
this evening
The Kiwanis Club is making
great preparations for its dinn,r
next Thursday evening. February
II, when. the entire membership Of
the Rotary Club of Washington will
be their guests. Covers will be
laid for over 90 in the big BALL
main ,OUl Of the Ho-
tel Washington. Many special fea-
A.. Is nav" been planned by the en-
tertainment committee Claude H.
Woodward, who will preside. will
deliver the address of welcome and
Charles J. O'Nein. president of the
Rotary Club Of Washington. Roland
D." ms past president of the Ro-
tary' and Roe Fulkerson, interna-
=" al hrSt vice president on ne.
Kiwanis Club, will be among the
Other speakers.
Former Senator and Governor
elect Thomas W. Hardwick. Of
Georgia, who has spent this week
at the Hotel Lafayette, will return
to his home in Georgia early in
the week.
Miss Lois Beach will entertain the
executive committee of the L. S. S.
Jacob Jones Post. No. >. American
Legion at her residence 719 Otis
street northwest Wednesday at s
p. IN
The Washington herald., 1921-02-14
CHILEAN AMBASSADOR
WILL ENTERTAIN.

The Ambassador of Chile and
Nine. de Matthew will be hosts at
dinner on Saturday, February IS
Nine. de Matthew will be at home
at the embassy on Friday.
The Ambassador Of Brazil. DR.
Augusta Cochranc de Aencar
will be host at dinner on Thursday
evening, February -.
/ The Assistant Secretary Of the
/ Navy and Mrs. Woodbury. have is
sued invitations for February l6 at
| Rauscher's. Their daughter. Miss
| Gordon Woodbury., and her guest
Miss Frances Thompson. OF New
York. will assist in receiving.
Invitations have been issued for
program at the Washington Club
this evening at 9:15 O'Clock, when
Miss Winirrcd Holt will speak in
the interests of the lighthouses"
for the blind in Italy, and when
moving pictures describing the work
will be shown for the first time
in this country on the AUTHORIZE
tion of the Italian government. Miss
Holt will also bring an exhibit Of
pottery. sculpture, rugs and weav-
ing made by the blind
Col william Cary Sanger. chair
man of the Washington committee
for the blind, will preside, and it
is expected that the new Ambas-
sadOr of Italy. his excellency, Ro-
landi Ricci. who arrived in New
York Saturday. will introduce Miss
Holt.
Mrs Gibson Fahnestock enter
tanned yesterday in honor of Miss
Holt.
Mrs. James W. Hustled wife df
Representative Hustled, of New
York. will be at home in the cab
met room at the New Willard Fri
day afternoon.
The Washington herald., 1921-02-14
PENNSYLVANIA SOCIETY
PLANS RECEPTION,

The Pennsylvania Society of
Washington has perfected plans for
the General Anthony Wayne Night"
meeting and reception to be held in
the ballroom Of the New willard
Hotel, Friday evening, February 25.
The society has made extensive
preparations for the occasion and
expect to make the evening one of
the most memorable ever held by
the society.
United States Senator P. c. Knox
and Maj. Gen. c. s. Farnsworth will
| be the speakers. Vocal solos will be
rendered by Mrs. c. r Pratt. Of
Erie. Pa.
! Hon. a. w. Mellon, Of Pittsburgh.
| has been invited to be present as a
guest of honor and has signfiied his
desire to attend.
| The reception arrangements will
| be in charge of Mrs Howard S.
! Reeside and Mrs. Louis T MCPadden
will be in charge of the boxes Col
| George W. CoCheu will make the
! introduCtions. The reception com
mittee will be composed of the wives
of L. S. army officers from Pennsyl-
vania who are stationed at present
| in Washington.
The decorations will be reminders
of the days when Mad Anthony
| Wayne was leading the Pennsyl-
vania lines in Revolutionary times.
Admission will be by membership
cards or special cards, to be secured
from f. A. Hess, secretary of the
society.
A collection of japanese prints.
covering the several periods of
Oriental art, was displayed Friday
/ afternoon to the members Of the
Bureau of Mines staff by DR. H.
Foster Balm, acting director of the
bureau, and Mrs. Balm. Mrs. Balm.
VINO is an enthusiastic admirer OF
Japanese art, started her collection
Of prints ten years ago. but OBJ
tained the ajority Of them year
ago when. with her daughter. sno
accompanied her husband to the
Orient. where he inspected certain
mining properties for American in
tcrests.
Mrs. Lee Benoist, Of 1911 New
Hampshire avenue. left yesterday 10
join her husband in New York
where she will be for an indefinite
stay.
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As a result of the army mental
tests recently taken by 2O7 seniors
a Smith College, in Massachusetts,
eighty-tWo made }
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mittee; Mrs. Frederick n. Shepherd
Mrs. Wesley Martin Stoner, Mrs
Eugene Cowles Pomeroy and Mrs
Merle Thorpe.
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L AND they boast about Bond
Bread, because they like it-even if
it is good for them.
1t doesn't matter what we say about
the purity of Bond Bread and how it
gets its name from the Bond which
is printed on each wrapper and which
lists its pure ingredients.
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Little Boy Blue
"blew" about
Bond Bread

DERHAPS, the Little Boy Blue
of olden days ate the wrong kind
of food. Maybe that's why he fell
asleep under the hay-cock, when his
daddy asked him to get the COWS out
of the corn.
Nowadays most Little Boy Blues are
wide-awake because their mothers see
that they get plenty of good Bond
Bread and milk.
The Washington herald., 1921-02-14

i NO-it is what the eaters say
those many Boys who keep blowing
their horns" about Bond Bread
heralding each step of its forward
march into the hearts of the modem
Jack Horners, Miss Muffets, and all
their Fairy Godmothers.
The Washington herald., 1921-02-14
PATDoNEssES NAMED
FOR SCHOOL BENEFIT.

The patronesses for the concert to
be given at Continental Memorial
Hall on February 2S as a benefit for
The Washington herald., 1921-02-14
MarshaUs
Oft Today
Vice President and Wife
Will Go to Home in
Indiana.
By EVELYN C. HUNT.

The Vice President and Mrs.
Thomas r. Marshall will leave
Washington today for their home in
Indiana.
The Washington herald., 1921-02-14

The Ambassador Of Brazil. Dr.
Augusta Cochranc de Alencar
will be host at dinner on Thursday
evening. February "a
The Washington herald., 1921-02-14

Members of the House Naval Af-
fairs Committee will entertain at
dinner in the Presidential suite and
Cabinet room at the New Willard
this evening
The Washington herald., 1921-02-14

Former Senator and Governor
elect Thomas ". Hardwick, OF
Georgia, who has spent this week
at the Hotel Lafayette, will return
to his home in Georgia early in
the week
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1921-08-25
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Mr. and Mrs Harry Loomts OF
Amigo are making the acquaintance
eaf their new niece, Georgia Lucille,
at the r. e.. Johnston home.
Evelyn and Faye Edwards, daugh-
9ers of Ernest Edwards who reside
In Lyons are improving after an i'll
ness of two weeks.
r. a. Dake, son of r. e. Dake of this
city has opened an Office in Milwau-
kee- The son will deal in stock and
Bonds in the Cream city office.
Miss Laura Faaste of Eau Claire is
guest OF Miss Della Payne at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. J. c. Payne.
The guest and hostess formerly taught
together.
Ed Pooch left for La Crosse Tues
day where he will be with his wife
who is in the Grandview hospital,
E.a Crosse. Mrs. POOch underwent
an operation today
". q. Cc,c has returned to his home
I'M Seattle after spending few days
here Mrs. Cole, who will be remem-
bered as Miss Lillian Bryant, will re-
main here for longer visit.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Stekl have re-
G1rrned from an automobile trip 10
R1nd du Lac They also included Wau
Egln in the trip where they went
Ghr0ugh the penitentiary.
". c. Payne of Fairwater has been
visiting at the home of his parents,
MIR. and Mrs J. C. Payne. Mr.. Payne
was accompanied by Miss Reimer and
Cashier Smith of the bank at Fair
water.
The choir of the Lyons church were
entertained by the Rev. BOwyer at
the home of Dan Graves in Lyons
3saSt evening. The evening was spent
lm playing games and refreshments OF
yssrnch, waters and cake were served.
vTwenty>three Of the members were
yavsent and a good time was reported
Wy all
Miss Gertrude Promo is enjoying a
vacation of two weeks from her duties
sz6 Risleys store. She will spend some
gTme with he: sister, Mrs. L. Utter,
am Nashota and at her home in Mer-
Eimack
Mrs. II. c. Fogle has been able to
Eesve st. Mary's hospital and is con
NaIescing at the home Of her parents,
lIr and Mrs Charles Doodle, in Madi-
SON She recently underwent an opera
GfOn for gall stones.
RoIio Junge and Robert Sheets
YtzCye returned to their homes in New
Gan, Kansas, after visit at the home
nj the formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Junge While here they en-
l0yed many fishing trips and always
brought home the bacon"
The annual meeUlng or the Latex
Tire & Rubber company was held
Monday in Fond du Lac. Baraboo
stockholders who were present includ
~a3: George Carpenter, Willis Ryan
y e. Stekl, G. Gary and Carl Hoffman,
The vote for director was considered
very close and a recounting of the
Ballot was made necessary to elect
Gme. Brown of Appleton and George
Carpenter were the contestants. Mr.
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GIRLS! LEMONS
BLEACH SKIN WHITE

Squce2e.the juice of two lemons into
pottle containing three ounces, of Orchard
White, which any drug store, will supply
etar a few cents, shake well, and you have
II, quarter pint of harmless and delight
2uI lemon bleach. Massage this sweetly
fragrant lotion into the face, neck, arms
:gad hands each day, then shortly note
t&se beauty and whiteness of your skin.
Famous stage beauties use this lemon
&atIon to bleach and bring that soft,
clear, rosy-white complexion, also as
Trcrkle, suhbTn, and tan bleach because
NJ doesn't irritate. H.
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SATURDAY
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Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Diffen-
baugh an eight pound daughter
Thursday.
Mrs. Christine Kunzeln1ann. 500
First street, fell down stairs and
broke on of her ribs.
Attorney E. G. F. Meier is enter
tanning his parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Christian Meier OF Chicago. They will
remain until some time next week.
WILDER Cahoon, WILDER Cahoon, Jr;
Baraboo; Roland Schaefer, and Bruce
McCready, Black Hawk, have been
fishing at Merrimack. They reported
catch of several fish.
Judge Adolph andre has completed
a deal whereby VIM. Schneider lis
the new owner of a residence on the
corner of Second and Camp street.
The house was purchased of Henrietta
Schwartz.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Van Tassell and
son Robert have gone to Black River
Falls where they were called by the
serious illness of the formers moth
err, Mrs. M. VanTassell.
w. F. Schmalz is entertaining his
nephew, Earl Schmalz, Of Chicago
The young man will also visit relatives
in the northern part Of the county be-
fore returning to the western metro
polls.
A E. Frederick, Sparta, state hui
name officer, was in Baraboo on Fri
day evening and while here took a
ride over the new Warner Memorial
road He declared it was a wonderful
bit of Wisconsin scenery.
S. A. Pelton, whom the police com
mission decided to relieve of his
duties as Chief of Police on Sept 1st
has filed an appeal of his case to the
circuit court with the Clerk Of Court
Of Sank County
Mr.. and Mrs E. B. Winslow and Mrs.
Winslow's son e. Faber, director of
the Sterling College Cos. of Music at
Sterling, Kansas, spent Thursday at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Van
denburg of this city.
Miss Ruth NJ Southland whose home
has been in Minneapolis and who has
been spending the summer with her
cousin, M. c. Crandall, has arranged
to purchase the residence owned by
Mrs. Adele Cook, next to the Runge
home on Fourth street, Mrs. Cook
is residing with her daughter in Esca-
naba, Michigan.
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