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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-23
bIameS Price DeC|i:r.:: =
In Agriculture On
Federal Reserve Bank

Washington, Aug. 22.-Federal re-
serve board policies in connection Win
price ard currency dchat!on arc "cyni-
cal. cruel and incxcusable" and con0us
,ute financial tyranny and commercial
rI.mima:Ity." J. s. Wannamaker, presl-
dent OF tho American Cotton associa-
ton. charged today before joint con-
grcssional agriculture commission. ThS
boards methods. he added, are bearing
W gold IN the United States at the AZ
pense Of all civilization"
Speaking. he Eaid. for Agricultural
producers. the witness asserted the fed
oral board and banks were reaponsibls
for the general price decline. The
boards pressure still wa being exsrted
upon bankers who are afraid OF thear
shadow. who may find all their loans
called BY the reserve banks any minutS,
and dare not d!sobcy It's orders &C.
cord!ng TO Mr. Wannamaker, who asked
the commissions to recommend leGi9l1-
ton for general revision OF the reserve
hoard pcr& onnel. T.e proposed that the
personnel be composed Of twelve mem
bers nominated from the various dtS.
t1icts as representatives OF Industry
instead Of banking. who should be ar
pointed by the president md confirmed
by the senate. Further. he suggested
tHat lno CONllNlSSioH' leCOItlIHeHo 'tHo IN
stant reduction In federal reserve &c
discount rates to basis Of three and
cne-half per cent on Liberty loan col
lateral.
Tho federal reserve banking system.
created 10 serve the people by Its ad-
min!strat!on. has made the people
servants OF Ia. sys' en-" he asserted
It's policy VIII require tho American
pr"pln 10 pay with debated dollars
nnt:"ual debt borrowed in inflated dol
lars"
Price declines that have been effected
lately. hr declared, will not help CON-
sumers because they have left moth
ing for agricultural producers to do but
combine and reduce production 30 low
in the future that prices will give Us
some margin Of profit and let US pay
our debts"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-23
Even Searched the
Women fer Arms In
fGldiSt Murder Trial

Mount Vernon. Ky. Aus. -. -The
Art day It -" John Bal''y mUrI"-
trial r;Ul>. ny .ut Of the lin'irH -WhI'e
mnl!ltntu t'U@. WI productive ~ ro;h-
INK mo-. thrilling than the T".r"h "f
c,r"y y.rsr' .,Eu entered thr court
~,u':, TO- wnI;.,:.- SUl.ii"rS anl deputy
Il ".it, e.. ",,rG ,a"h ,isnsiaan as he
c',i"~,.i .,... ,!uur'...'. NOac resisted t"e
.,"p~"l' ..2d II" """r"Hs except Jew
ru"l;ct hU:vcs were foIn1. Even women
were 10; exempt.
When ;hc case WAS cRNed. both the
prosecution and tho defense asked *
u ,rnt.nuanCo because essential W.T.
,cs~aF we're ah@"u.. Tho prosecution
asl;c.! Cot t;t-rI meats tor four Hnd tho
,.c~u~n 70: ming material witnesses.
'':r.Lt, JuG,e Ee'hGrum appointed
%Nr.i% Walker to GerUtiz" Two @'t'!ers
ami h-Iar ih-m lutte court a"l adj"Grn"i
court i.r,:" t,n.rrrcT. Tho shcr!N also
:y-s g, trr"d t. establish " c"UB"rSh!p
~ to."pnouc res a"l !n";ru"ted u
n-crcat r." ;ransniss.on &C s"% mes
s;,t,"S wni'h u!gh; Inform tho missing
aitr.>scS "r hIs order.
Walter Jackson. Ci 'orhin. "hnSe an
s",er,, Il; L previous ealing "f the cnso
caused G"'al II 'hc rr.al 'Ou'd not hc
rrurd todRy aad - rourt ordered his
bond rc $500 forfeited.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-23
Two Thousand Men May March on Mlng0
Hundreds Of Americans
Enlist for Service In
The Spanish Uniform

New York. Aug. 22-Recruit!ng for
Spanish foreign legion for service IN
Morocco WAS in progress today ~ the
Spanish consulate here. About 2JO men
who havs been recruited since asst
Thursday, were told 10 be ready 20
leave tomorrow FOR Sraia. Nor" than
half OF that number arc Americana.
veterans OF the a. L. r. tn" rcaf are
Standards and South Ameri. ans. Most
of the Americans said frankly tina they
wero broke and were looking more FOR
three meals day than any military
excitement. Some Of the more pros
rerous-loohlng ores said they were look
ing for adventure. and hoped 20 find It
!n tho Moroccan deserts. :e" wcFe
Their Old army uniforms.
Several former army officers aD2h"1
for commissions n tho legion. Their
cases were referInd 20 the Spanish cnl-
bassy at Washington, one Of them aa'd'
Washington. aug. 2? E""rutunG ny
sranish o@Icials IN Now ToTk t"T Mo
-orccn service u WIS V"'nfrd 'I' TO-
ntch. raises ;hr GUcs:'or =, the statNs
Of Morocco ard ~" Qu"st."'!. II Is SAL
~ whether the STan!5h armed c%pedl-
tiuu is T. he sent merely against repe!s
In tho Sranish sphere or further against
the sultan himself Recruiting BY a
friendly foreign powc" here Tor mill
;nry service against another 'F!cA"'F
power IS expressly prohibited by law
and during tho world war. before the
United states vas hc!.!2erert. ncu'
tra!i'y in this respect vas strictly en-
forced.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-23
CONGRESSNEN
WOULD PURIFY
THE OHIO RIVER
MEMBERS FROM EIGHT
STATES IN CONFERENCE
Plans Set On Foot For Legls-
lation-Ceneral Beach En-
dorses Movement.

Washington, Aug. 22.--IonSreS:'ional
representatives from Pennsy lvInia.
Vest Virginia. OHIO, Kentucky. midland
and Illinois attended the Informal meet
Ing called Tor this morning 70 ""Hs!!"-
the Quea;ion OF puTifcni!on OF IT, br'o
river. Congressman Benjamin l.. k"F"h'
bloom Of the First congressional dis
trct OF West Virginia presided over
tho meeting which lie had called 10 con
81 ;cr application Of the necessary
remedy TO overcome the pollution Of
thai stream occasioNed h. dumping OF
noN:ouI aClds,
paa,ago inflicted.
Congressman Roseahioom called the
,noe,!uc ~ crGer ard spoke q tho IN
jur.ou6 effects Of polluting the river.
mo resultant menace and injury 10 "uh-
lie health. the damage 10 plumbing IN
tho homes Of residents OF the gIin VAL
ley. the damage 10 boiler ''prs IN
steamboats, and boilers ot maalca"tur-
Ing plna;s. III" injury 20 "!"'hinS
washed in water containing this ac:d'
ami tho destruction Of Ssh.
!. was the Prevailing opinion or The
>ouIrcsenicu pr"5crt thGt national leg
l!Siati0n ca.cUl"ted 10 improve the cen
Gi;.oa waS imperative.
Congrcss:n&a Roy .. WoodruT. Of the
Tcith d!strir, OF Michigan. w"s also
prcscnt. ard stated he was vi;""y In
terrstCi because g; n similar ""rGitcE
existing Il. ~: The SaG!3aw river. and
on Like Huron. IN the T'tlnit" o. lay
city.
Endorsed Ey GAzornl soach.
Major General Lansing ii. Beach
rrIst or eurl-ccrs. /. S. army. DO
~. frls. n
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-23
MEN IN CANT
SEEM WITHOUT
DEFINITE PLAN
MOTHER JONES TO
VISIT THE GATHERING
State Police Prepared for
E.vcntualitics Persons
Held Up In Vicinity
of the Camp.


a7HS'Hn. W. Va Nns -'-'N",'"
hundred h.HH' most "' iAe"' '"'rF''.
frehru.S. TODAY j.i""d ~" 'HcH eh'aNapS"
at Ma-n'et S'"r" Saturday whcN 'neE
Expressed t""'r :''"H''"n - mare mo
M'hS" '""h': - VIZ 'S.,.""''" w.
night - Sh"r:t' Henry y. "a'NeF.'
r." 'o;7' rumS'r "' 'n"n now III c"m7
is estimated sy Sh"'!:t "HIESr l" Z"
"N NV" ..o, -on..
"'e - ~,
ss". ~ E.n,nr, county,
eHs'e'" r"'
Made No Move AenaaS-
NO moEe mas 'e'" ""'"o
officers say. On -" rtTt or ,ho men
- carry out Their a''eSea 'nreaN %
march eight" mi!"s across :houn'a'IouS
country I" tGc Mrso coal aeids' NN-
.rrir have county or state AIth"rfIe'
made any move to in;c":ere With n"
rrea..
Most "E the men WHO j''Ae" '"e NM
today came from tAe GHpcr emo CH
Cahia Creek. Il is reported. san otA-
ers arrived. II !S s@!G. cCom points IN
'hc vicinity OF Gallagher and WARD OF
Kelley's Creek.
Chief OF Police John II. CharnocK re-
ce!ved numerous rerorta tonisht lHa'
500 70 100. had started toward '"'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-23
BANKS Of THE
STATE To FLOAT
Bis BOND ISSUE

t'EarleSton. W. Va. Aug. cc.-fhe 800
banks .! W"st Virginia VIII "ndcrwrIin
the sale o, good roads bonds r'""''ssary
TO enable the state road cUnrIIss!vn 10
C Cmmcuce construction OF re" h'Sn-
ways. representative bankers from all
parts Of the state assured Governor h.
+. Morgan 2t conference here today.
There we~. ap7rnXimRte' nCtr hInEecs
In attendance and letters ana kilograms
assuring ceOpera tlon r,oIH 4 score OF
Others yer" r"rc.vcd by the governor.
\ resolution adopted =: tn" La'rNN's
provides for the appointment by n"
governor o. a committee o. thre" hank
erS from each Of the fftceu senatorial
districts or the state who Will arrarGe
ror tn" >;,l 1T ~" FIRST $3.50 0oh worth
of Their bonds. tn" governor Will de-
ignace tie chairman o" carE committee
and r." chairman os the itft""n districts
will form an excrutil" CHmmitt"" q:
:. lic', :. ate Treasurer William s. John
son will &c chairman.
This plan WAS suggested by former
Governor Johi, J Cornwell. president
OF bank at Eurnney. VINO attended tho
conference. Tho uhd"rSt3n'liuG il that
tho mor"y expended by the safe road
commission l.! each senatorial district
Is - l.. drawn fryn the amount rrceiv-
I'd rnr the sa'o OF bonds from the BANKS
In that district.
'rho hn=rt- are part nc III" ioAQ0.04o
issue authorized by III" voters ~ west
Virginia tn tho genera a."''ilnT i3H:
Pa IT, 80 OK tc;' sla'.:rn ordered he
sale OF tho first Sl5.unntnV worth du--
i:.t; Tho ncN' ~" yeas nd oc ih!S
arrur'. :hc Go''-ro- tHNs ha't vii l."
sufficient 10 ct the road ccn7."':' 'ipn
rrOg g.i'r UH,i"- way AID cary a."ac tH'
work n" .rs: r""" Tho governor pr:.
sidal over :he r:e"tinS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-23

washInrion. Aug. c2.--The admins
,raton railroad fu"dIng hill whs passed
,acich, Nv the house The measure ROW
goes to the senate.
The vote was :l+ to loS. 1t is no;
the present intention Of the senate TO
take UP tho h.I before the recess.
An unsuccessful effort VAS made TO
eliminate a section which provides TINT
no payments shall be made by the GOV
eminent to any carriers "on account Of
the so-callcd !nerr!ciepcy Of labor dur
Ing federal control An amendment to
strike out this provision, offered by
Representative Webster. Washington. q
Republican member Of the commerce
committee, which had favorably report
ed the bill was rejected. l45 TO 17&
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-23
ANT|-BEER ACT
WAY CD BY THE
BOARD IN SENATE
RECESS TOMORROW
BEFORE FINAL ACTION
House to Accept Conference
Report-Senate Action
Uncertain.

Wash !nrton. AUG. PIN the tace OF
sll sorts ., claims ny prohibition Ieao-
or. that congress should not Qult "oFK
until the an,l-bcrr legislation mas hccn
enacted. indications tonight were 'Na'
tho senate end house would rreeSS'
Wedne sday. without h;aI action on 'he
measure.
Tn. Mouse plans 20 adopt Tho confer
erre report. with It's comDro mise home
hnt property search aI1e7amcH'' TONER
row. but there was much unceF,a'AtF y
90 10 VIVA; n" Gcnite m!G"t 40 II
sanator sterling. chief Of The conference
should decide - call It uD.
Tho genera! view "f ?cad"re was tha'
N. house would ac;. leaving tha re-
pnr, before 'ho senate for cons!dera-
;iou m me fall!
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-23
Disappearance of War
Bride Not Explained

Sew York. Aug. 2o.---The mystery Or
the disappAara7"c Q: 4 French war
bride ooru7.cd tho attention of the po-
lice bureau nc missing persona today.
Thomas KANE war veteran and
Cra!A dc Cirorre hnlG"r. reported tho
T. .sarrenran-o yesterday of his wife"
who was hNi"in"tto l.aEue. French
HoG Cross worker.
+, - SAID n charwoman at al oTice
hu!.n!nS where Mrs kan-~-' as employed
T., a secretary told hilu HIS wife had
boon Kidnapped by two mon In nm auto
mobile Mrs. kRnn's parents. Kane SAID.
had never become reconcilsd to the
match, and he feared she was being
takcn back TO France. Several entries
in a diary left by the young wife record
ed hor loneSomeness In the country OF
her adcpuQl-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-23
TUCKER, OF WHEELING,
HEADS CATHOLIC MEN

TarknrshurE. ". Va. Aug. 27-Dele-
ca'cs from Principal cities OF West Wiz.
g!nia met here today and organized
R state council OF Catholic men Of Wes.
Virginia. ard elected these ofhcers: w.
B. Tucker. Wheeling. president; N. II.
King. Charleston. vice presden ". F.
SharhaUEh. Charleston. secretary. and
W f. EH,:rr;y. Weston. treasurer.
Huntington was selected az the place
for holding 49," convention.
V. ]: ShC-,uek. columbus, Ohio. rep
r"sen,a,!yr Of the National council was
present. ard assisted with the organiza-
lion Of tt" stat" council. He gave an
addrcs. at Knights Of Columbus hall
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-23
PANAMA IS
PREPARED To
REPEL ATTACK
DEFINITE ACTION
AWAITS u. S. ElCT
Costa Rica Declares Intention
Of Taking Possession OF
Disputed Territory.

Panama Aug. 22-PanaraA - peo'
narcd and ready to repel the costa
leans II th,y invade ths disputsA
Coto territory.
No definite action Will b tAxs1
however. until IL has bean laATns6
what attitude the United etaesS
government VIII adopt toward 1a1.
ann In ths event tho PauamA1S %
rost tho taking over Of Cote ~
tho Costa RlcanG.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-23
RAILROAD FUNDING BILL
PASSED BY THE HOUSE BY VOTE OF 214-123

Another provision Of the section
which Mr.. Webster failed to have
stricken out stpulatcs that no funds
shall hc used IN masking settlements
with carriers which do not forever bar
such carriers from setting up any fur
ther claim right or demands OF any
kind or character against tho United
States growing cut OF or connected with
the possession. use or operation OF such
carriers property by the United States
during tMc rr-'nd NJ federal control"
Proponents OF the measure succeeded
in voting down all motions to amend
the bill In important par:cula1r and
as pasesd the measure. e1cert tor
few minor changes, Is IN the form In
which It was reported to the hcusA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-23
ROME MAY HAVE:
TAKEN A HAND

Dublin. Aug. 22.-The ''liirrar'hv -
the Roman Catholic church Is known ~
lrclnud. has iItcrVeUcl In IN" lri"h
peace negotiations. The Most Kew. f.h-
ward Mulhern. lord hIsh"T ~ 'r"more'
came TO Dublin tonight w.:h n"'sise
from the highest authority. when na
delivered 10 Eamonn re Na""' ard the
other Sim Fcn leaders mere we're
long consultations over the message.
Asked whether the message came
from tho cardinal" NEARING Cardinal
Iogue. tho primate Of ireland. q priest
who accomRn!cd Muns!gn0r Mu,hern
replied IN the negative. This was con
sidcrrd In some circles here as POSSIBLY
rueaning that Rome had lHtervened.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-23
La Toilette Follows Cochran
In Attacking President S
Course In Influencing Leg
islation efended By
Lodge and Knox.

Washington. Il. =. Aug """.--iTes.-
dent Harding's appearance hetore the
senate last month IN "rsn>it "n TO pas
sage OF tho soldier e.. g." start""
a Storm OF deb e Il: -" ;'.!s..,
wh"a the sHtpn.''i; ." .."n'y "a!
WAS hr!IS Gems; r."'... .... ...I !.''I
his ,u.ir,c ~.s c5..:,...t ;:.i I,''"'!"".
The discussion wL. >;"r."I ~ Srr,
~; Il, Toilette. NspUAHrs"n, NI.'."-
!.. Wa, retcrrNd - IT," r"S'iu'."H L.
truduCed in the house yts.cr'.a% "y Key.
Sentative ''"lh.nn. !'c.a,""H;. New
York. crit!ci1!us tn" irc'.d"u: for cd
DIES :'.;; ono G-Au"h - C'TE"csS O..
pcuLins Legislation. and dr.w raa!
s.i.;turS Into the fray.
Defended by Lodge.
Senator Lodge. the Ky;ubiicAa 'caI":.
called attention to Il" 'peIrc without
,.r;,.Iy'' >;rrc. or Iv-u,cr President
Wilson to the senate, prinr - Auct.r~"
eu;r..",o IN" t:.e wa:. 4at his address
o. ;hc suffrage amcud'ncn; n;cr.
|; ,uIG 80 Il -! GIy. NE MasSI-
cnuset;s senator SAID. whra .ny "uc Il
;nc ;"rec br&n,H", "f -" G,NcrumcL.
Cou.d not confer IL" a'.,,:l!c:.
Declaring ]; VS. m.' "cC"ssary
either 10 cr:'tc:2" - "'.,' ~ Nr.
Harding" Senator H"r,h :;' ;'..IHicam.
Ii; h". said that "E :" :, .'':,!. - G; tho
bonus we SURRENDERED oGr judgment
/" his diCia;ion.
II the pr.sidcu, wanted 4 IIec"!cu'.
tr"r" wcic pl,H.l. hr d"c,arv'. idd!"E
tha; this did uu' chaag" The eii"a;!p:i.
La Fcnctto's Attack.
Mr.. la Toilette assai!cd ,,s p;cS'dNa,
g
tercercnre w!'h -, Legislative brancr
OF Ia. gylcrn1."n;. lie asserted tuai
the president was h;oHE.;t IA" ~" DC
bate 1" ir,."ut i..-SAS" e the h:I. and
that his action wuS without authority.
under the constitution.
Il; We're Wei, II thu. h;""" page =.
TIE aen4;c'" History could &c dcatr"! ed
aui forever tors"ticy." ~. La gillette
declared. 1T was rG.Aarkahi" rNa'
a.""m s..ou 4 scI%c The ;,r"' dents nlAd
when the soldiers bonus b!ii was ycrd-
ing. r,!I arpca" a. TIE senate - rescue
the uation's fuanceS from utter de
struc,!cu."
chided by Stanley.
Mr.. Lodge declared he :,hl. n" "ca. II
for deharrinH" the president t.um. con-
gross. and Senator Iin2N. Republican.
l,."ufy!'an.a. iatcr.cc;"d:
And I sce no reason Wy congress
should be buried from IL" Ni!'c .'Vv &C..
- A:..: occurred In ;ho past eight
years"
Later IN :hc argument. Se"a'"r stan
ley. r..aucrI; k"r;u"ky. "@td"i the
Republicans fer the 'sQ"anh.e. and
adi"r:
"Y"p on that side a" 10 D" con
sva.:;la:"H Th"rn WIS ;:n'c wh"r yoT
-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-23
Preparing fey Trouble.

Torci;a Mans. A"E 80. r." ."dns'
trio court v.,> N 'o:f"r"n y to-day w.'i,
Chs,-lcs Martha. ;,djG'aur g"2""a.. N
regard :, ;,ufS:h,e s'";s wi;. l., tn
state may tax" % ?r"s"rNH :H6aG:-.a
p.an" IN ;h~ d.S.u-h"d rr".,.'. - Alex
aale- Howa't. president "' The k~"s,S
Miners rn!on. carries n1' h. dcc.ar"
ir'ou;!on Of go!ng to Jail S"ptcmh"r s,
with possibility Of suIka of miners.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-23
CLARA RAMON WEDS

Los Angeles. AUG. e. Clara Smith
Hamon, acquitted IN Ardmore OKLA
noma. scvnfnl months ago when tried
for the murder Of Jake l.. HaInon. was
married here late tcday 10 John w.
Gornan Il motion picture director, a.
the residence Of the Rev. 81. Howard
Pagan. pastor ot the Wilshrs oouie-
ward Christian church.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-23
THE WEATHER

wsss vrgtnIa-Cloudy ncd slightly
warmer TUESDAY; wednesday showers.
wostern Pennsylvaata-Fartly cloudy
and slightly warmer rueedayi Wecnes-
day unsettled. probably showers.
ohio-Genera,ly clondy Tur1dhy and
wednesday, probably showers Tsdnes-
day In west portion: Tuesday slightly
warmer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-23
Vast Thro1gS at the
Funeral Of King Peter

Belgrade. Aug. 22.-The funeral OF
tho late King Peter was held today IN
the presence q; vast throngs OF Inc
people. Perfect order was maintained
throughout the city during tho cers-
monies
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-23
Stiu No Dectaton-

pul,3.n. Aug. 22.-The na:l Ftreann
lcjN t,,0 s"cret sessions today tN con-
SLIDER he question Of what STA! he its
r.ply 10 the British governments Heace
offer. 1t adjourned tonight without
having arrived at any decision. but Will
meet again tomorrow in private, s.mul-
taneously with the gathering cf tho
Sim Fcln executive committed. which
is somewhat similar To- the n@;.ona! po-
lit!cal parties In the United states.
Thore Is litue likelihood Of there
being any public session Of tho Dali
until Friday. BY which tim" rs reply
may have been sent 10 Mr.. Lloyd
George
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-23
THE TELL1GENC CE r

Has the Largest Circulation OF
Any Morning Newspaper in the
State of West Virginia.
Evening star., 1921-02-27
Dual Emotions Sway Society
AS Old Administration Goes
And New Officials Come In
Sorrow Over Departure of Former Official Families
Is Equalized by Reception Awaiting Leaders
of Harding's Cabinet Members.
BY SALLIE v. H. PICKETT.

ADNESS the of the old and other high
fial and or the arrival OF the
~ society with conflicting
the ladies Wilson,
Mrs Daniels and Others beautiful
bance from their friends Dinner and uncheons
being the
MlDWEEk will find Chief Executive
AVA Washington
Many relatives OF the President Mrs Harding living Wash
equally eager but much smaller OF relatives will attend the
Vice and Mrs Coolidge Members
rapidly homes either leading
number OF children and folk to eniven things.
ARGE widely
club the assembly OF the building Tuesday
Mrs Marshall handsome silver
who served with work during reception
and luncheon Army Navy
at
last night with Mr. and Mrs Gown hosts brought lighter
THE
them the being
OF balls dances card parties musicals other
nen 10 engage ene until June the big mona month Many
Ohio will the which
give at the Highlands March and all of the higher
will house auxiliary
board party at o'clock March
49, the home OF Mrs T. T. Gaf The given
the Episcopal Home for Children is announced April H.
Child Welfare Society
the Vice President who appropriation OF
WIZARD VIII be brilliant
this and noted
the Washington tickets have
has such seeing so many men
and women OF society and OF large affairs
Evening star., 1921-02-27
Annual Ball of Army
And Navy League Will
Be Held on March 30
Is Great Military Affair of
Easter Season-All Socii-
ETY. Keeping That Day for
Event,

The annual ball of the Woman's
Army and Navy League will be given
Wednesday night, March 80 in the
ballroom of the New Willard, and
the evening will be given over en-
tirely by society folk for the event.
This ball is looked forward to each
year as the great military affair of
the Easter season, and is patronized
not only by all branches of the sery-
ice, but by society generally The
proceeds will be for the benefit of
the welfare work among the en-
listed men of the Army, Navy and
Marine Corps in conjunction with
the chaplains. and also for the sup
port of the clubhouse, which is al
ways a haven to enlisted men when
off duty in Washington.
The committee having charge of
the event includes Mrs. Alexander
Sharp, chairman of arrangements and
promoting; Mrs. Albert Mills. chair
man of patronesses and boxes; Mrs
Emerson II. Liscum. president of the
league, chairman of the supper COM
mittee; Miss Emma Nourse, chair
man of invitations, and Mrs. A. Howard
Clark, chairman of publicity. Mrs.
Richard H. Jackson, wife of Admiral
Jackson, will be treasurer for the