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The New York herald., 1921-02-19
Can Appeal to the Court.

II the officials of the trust company
are of the opinion that this department
has acted without sufficient cause there
is a simple remedy provided by statute
for them to secure relief. My action In
closing the trust company Us subject to
review by the Supreme Court Allega-
t!ons of conspiracy which are now being
made in the newspapers should be pre-
sented to that court. n my action in
closing the trust company was not Justi-
fed the court will order that the trust
company be reopened."
Charles A. Morss. governor of the Fed
eral Reserve Bank OF Boston. said to-
night that although the fremont Trust
Company was not a member of the Fed
eral Reserve system Commissioners Allen
consulted him and the executive commit
tee OF the Federal Reserve Bank under
the authority given him by law" before
closing the institution.
"He explained IN detail" said Mr..
Norss. "thc character of the investments
which that trust company had held and
the violations Of the laws OF the Com
monwealth which the trust company had
made. and we confirmed him in his
opinion that for the protection of the
depositors and tho public at large he was
not only justified but IL was necessary
for him to close the bank"
The New York herald., 1921-02-19
Army Orders
.n,,.o, D,soatcn 70 THE Nrw York HnstD.

~ew York Herald Bureau,
washington. ID. G., Feb. IN.
The New York herald., 1921-02-19
PITTSBURG.
BONDS
BALTIMORE.

$4,000 lndep Brew cs. 42a 42A g. :
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1921-10-22
FOUR PICTURES TO Be
SHOWN NEXT WEEK
Continued from Page l

auction. Mr.. Bosworth portrays the
role of sportsman, who through the
guidance of false friend has sud-
denly found himself an embezzler of
$4,000 in trust funds.
The friend suggests a false mar
riage with a girl whose fortune he
guards in order to procure possession
of it. The marriage is performed and
they leave on their honeymoon. The
twain is wrecked and the girl appar-
emily finds happiness in caring for a
mining engineer who is also hurt in
the wreck.
The better nature of the sportsman
asserts itself and he determines upon
a new start in life at the hardest sort
of work that of a hard rock miner
lie joins crew which goes to the
mine where the girl is still nursing
the engineer.
In a great underground battle, the
sportsman overcomes the turbulent
element and makes the mine sue
cess, learning then that love has been
awaiting him.
A short time ago thousands Of
readers were startlingly thrilled anc
delighted by a mastery short story
that appeared in the Saturday Even
irg Post 1t was Temple Dusk" by
Calvin Johnston. Now the story has
been picturized under the name Of
"Without Limit" and will be seen al
the Empire on Thursday. Those who
have not seen it may rest assured
that for stark power, compelling in
terest and plot of persons living il
wealth on the skirts of society
"Without Limit" cannot be beaten
Not only is the plot engrossing, but
the picture is a George D. Baker pro
duction released by Metro, and fea-
turing Anna @. Nilsson, the lovely
screen beauty.
On Friday night the "movies" will
give away to the Democratic mass.
meeting, which will be held in the
Empire, a full account of which will
be found elsewhere in this issue.
Buck Jones is to be with us again
arriving Saturday when he will ap-
pear at the Empire in the Fox picture
"To a Finish" This presents a ro
nance of western ranch life, involv.
ing plot to blast the the reputation
of honest cattlemen by replacing re.
branded cattle among their herds
thus making them appear asrustlers
The play, Of course, is full of stir
ring action,as is every play in which
Buck Jones appears. Thrill and dar-
ing are invariable Accomplishments Of
his superb craftsmanship and ability
as a fighter under strenuous condi-
tions.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1921-10-22
Put Baby In Mall BOY.

Trenton. N. IA baby boy was
found here in a mail box with bottle
" milk for nourishment. The chance
ander was farmer. The mail box
vas near the place where a mother
recently deserted baby girl,
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1921-10-22
Batted Ball Killed Boy Pitcher.

Baltimore, Md.-While pitching in a
baseball game on the grounds of the
State Normal school. Audrey Ensor,
fourteen years 'old, was killed. He
threw q ball to Edward Lightcap,
fourteen. who was batting. Lightcap
hit the ball which struck Ensor be.
hind the right ear, causing conclusion
" the brain.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-23
Dozen Cupids to Shoot
Golden Arrows at Ball
Thus Will Prize Winners Be Se-
lected at Benefit for Free
Milk for ItaIv Fund

Cupld's Bail will be given in tho
Della Robbia room. of the Hotel van-
oero!it in behalf of Free Milk for 1talv
on the evening of January 81. From
ehe ceiling and the galleries will hang
little rows of deep rose pink hearts
anc baskets Of rose pink flowers. these
oelng the frame and the setting. thu
sSenic efecets for the dozen little
Cuplds in pink who will shoot coidan
arrows from their golden bows etbr,, tbus
picking the candidates for thu nr;zas
OF the night for the most beautiful
romantic costumes. -
Costume dinners are to be pivan ha-
tore the ball in the Far East GARDEN
OF the Vanderbilt. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Adams Drake-Mrs. Drake is nresi.
dent of the Free Milk for Ita1v~
being among the hosts and hostesses
Eleven Of the twenty-five box hold
ers OF the evening are Mrs. william,
n: Hirst, Mrs. Edward N. Breitunp
Miss Adeliza Morton Murphy. Mrs
William Wheelock jr., Mrs. Walton n,
marshall. Mrs. Edward r. Campbe]l.
Mrs. Peter Larson, Mrs. Drake. the
KEY. W. John Murray, Mrs. p. Marpa-
Irella and Mrs: Vito G. Cantasano. The
Doxes are 500 and tickets afe SIS each.
Miss Alice Gerli is to head tn !.
program girls as chairman, and among
her aids will be Miss Marghe erita di
Vecchi, treasurer: Miss Mildred Brad
ley, Miss Emily Cushman, Miss AL
berta Cheseborough and Miss Helen
Erskine.
The committee of the night, headed
by. Mrs. Drake, is now complete. Di-
vlded into sub-committees, ball, tickets
and advertising, it is as follows:
Ball - Mrs. Edward N. Breitunp.
chairman; the Princess Francesca Ro-
s,pigliosi, honorary chairman; John
Moffat, Mrs. Edwin r. Campbell, Miss
Adeliza Morton Murphy, Mrs. Drake,
Mrs. John E. MacKenty, j. Hartley
Manners, Mrs. Rutherford Bingham
Orestes Ferrara and Mrs. Allen Gou-
verneur Wellman.
Tickets 49, Mrs. orestes Terrara,
chairman; Luigi Criscuoli, Angelo
Uberti, Mrs. Richmond Smith and Fran
cesco Mario Guardabassi.
Adyertising-Mrs. William II. Hirst,
chairman; Mrs. William Wallace IT,,
and MIRO. Frank Stratton.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-23

man, Mrs. John Martyr scoble fo,,,..
by recitations by Miss Rose M.Nssd
eha Mrs. Albert Leon Page viii bring bsfsr.
s with atSsney two sDeaRsrs lhs Blue Law sunday
ether against it. Musical numSers s sIa Inc
will be part of the program. . a'so
10 me n sais, card party will be held Januar,
chairman, assisted by Mrs. Edm.oss sn os
Hawkinson. 'u"ard
t;oD On vI WIsdhnesdsy, hs day January 49, rsse,
Brooklyn. Refreshments will be ssss' servss
The Women's Health Protective Az. .
citation. Inc. (Mrs. Ralph Trsuf,nossssOs' nssO'
president) will hold its January mas..aa asna
at the Hotel Astor Tuesday Altering
The annual reports of committees SyI T;I;
be presented. The annual luncheor m;i, viii,
take place in February and the $ sos;a, s,.I
day will be planned at the coming msas sss'
ing Tuesday afternoon.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-23
Clubs Are Entertained

The Life as Fine Art Club, Mrs.
Mildred Manly Easton president, was
hostess to many other clubs last
Wednesday at its New Years meeting.
In the ballroom of the Hotel Commo-
core. Preceding the program the presi-
cent held a reception to welcome the
many guests, among whom were Mrs.
John W. Loeb, Ray Current Events
Club; Mrs. Helen Richie, Professional
Woman's League. Miss Helen Varjck
Boswell, The Forum; Mrs. Walter Fl.
Gahagan, Chicago Woman's Club; Mrs.
Thomas Slack, Legislative League; Mrs.
Edmund W. Kingsland, Daughters Of
Ohio; Mrs. Walter S. Comfy, president
State Federation of Women's Clubs.
and Mrs. Fife, National Ohio Society.
Nine: Marie uhr-Schnieder, chair
man Of music, gave piano solos from
Chopin and List and her own compost
tions.
Mrs. Easton delivered the fourth lee
ture in the course Of "The Conflict of
Life and the New Spirit" Her subject
was "The Mental Conflict, Building a
Sane and Balanced Brain"
Mrs. Charles E. Hatch spoke on "Cur-
rent Events"
Miss Helen Varick Boswell gave an
address on Sanity in Politics." She
fpoke OF the responsibility of women
IN politics and urged them to stick to
the old party organizations as better
IN obtaining results than for women
70 segregate themselves in woman's
Party. She stated that principle and
platform were more important than
the running for Office.
mrs. George M. Clyde spoke on
Poetry as Factor" reciting many
Indian war poems.
Mrsi John Joseph Macdonald told OF
carried on to feed the starving children
IN the war zones. and the club contri-
eted generous sum for this charity.
short talks were given by The oppos-
ing Candidates for the presidency Of
the City Federation, Miss Mary Wood
ana MRS. Richard Chapman, both OF
WI, Mhom were guests: The election for
fhis offlce will be held In February.
Life ss \ Fine Art delegates to this
convention are Mrs. Charles e. Hatch.
Mrs. sol Frost, Nine. Kuhr-S -Schnei eider
New-York tribune., 1921-01-23
Many Attend States Luncheon

One of the largest affairs Of the
season was the Estates Luncheon"
given under the auspices of the Con-
gress of States Societies at Hotel Penn
sylvania last Thursday. The ballroom,
was decorated with state flags, the
Stars and Stripes being most conspicu-
ously displayed. Each table represented
state.
The speakers were: For New York.
Peter j. Brady, superintendent of City
Kecords; for Ohio, Mrs. Charles E.
Hatch; for Louisiana, Mrs. E. F.
Comegys: for Michigan, Mrs. John
Pennsylvania, Mrs. Walter S. Comfy;
for New Jersey, Mrs. Belle de Rivera;
Tor Indiana, Mrs. Mary Garret Hay;
for Texas, Judge Monty J. Moore: for
Washington, Mrs. William Pitt Trim
BILE; for Wisconsin, Mrs. Victor Fred
rickson; for Kansas, Mrs. David r.
Luckey.
The artists were Beatrice Fine. Re-
gina kahl, Mildred Seitz, Mrs. Claude
Everett Morris and Catarina Guerriere
Several piano solos were played by
Lynch. ~ law 4"
Miss Mildred Holland gave an in
teresting recitations, there were darkv
dialects by Mrs. William O'Haley. and
Leo Carrillo entertained with several
limitations of the Chinese and the jap
ahese as heard in the streets of his
native state, California.
The officers Of the Congress of States
Societies are Mrs. Thomas ]. Vivian
president; the presidents of the affiu,
ated states societies are the vice-presi
dents; Mrs. John B. Sheppard, record
ing secretary; Mrs. Charles D. Hirst.
corresponding secretary; Mrs. E. J..
Leger, treasurer; Mrs. S. w. Lockhart.
auditor, and Mrs. William C. Cauble
historian.
=, After f,5 an appeal made by Mrs. Louis
F. Slade, many bonds were sold for
the Hoover Relief Fund.
The National California Club held
meeting Tuesday at the Waldorf
Astoria, with Mrs. Ethel Sanor Con
nerford, chairman of day. The prin-
cipal speaker, DR.. .Zelotus w. Conner
ford, talked on the Golden State, and
Marie Partridge Price. a native daugh-
ter of California, sang
An appeal was made by representa-
tive of Victory Hall Association and
Mrs. Francis Rogers collected several
dollars for the Hoover Relief Fund.
"1o |,uStA" luegan, as chairman,
presented an excellent program Mon,
day at Hotel Astor for the Society Of
New York State Women. DR.. Frances
W. Mcneil. president, presiding over
the meeting.
Wilton Lacksye gave an interesting
sang and Nine. Sasover opend the nro1
gram with a Chopin number.
At short notice Mrs. Thomas Slack
gave ten-minute parliamentary drill
substituting for Mrs. Regina Demarest'
who was scheduled for talk on
"Americans."
New-York tribune., 1921-01-23
Board of State Federation
<'Of Women's Clubs to Meet
Executive Officers and Directors Are to Announce
r. Reorganization Plan, List of Department Heads,
's' Standing Committees and Program for 1921

Mrs. Walter Comfy Of Pochester president Of the New York
Federation of Womn Clubs yesterday called meeting Of the
federation
Hotel 10 o'clock the morning Of February
meeting ederations will unusual
complete reorganization
federation with the organization laid down by the
Federation Clubs The of
standing will made for the
1921 Of federation outlined.
luncheon made through Mrs Albert
Garfield Baige, Of PSI Ninety-second Street.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-23
Dinner Given at Belleair
Special Dispatch to The Ty,a,,.


BELLEAIR, Fla, Jan. 22.-Mr mi
Mrs. Frank Jones, of Nashville. Terr
entertained a large dinner party at A.
Belleview last night. The dinner v,s
given for Fred Fish and his quest. ~
the yacht Lady Lucy, anchored ~ ~
shore from Clearwater. '"
Mr.. and Mrs. L. C. Brown. of Ma
York, will be season guests at Belle,;s
Returning to Belleair this week wsr.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Johnson, Of phils
deiphla, accompanied by Donald r
johnson and Mr.. and Mrs. o. T. Jobn% "
son, of Norwich, Conn, and Mr. snS
Mrs. +. Colt, of New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Head and ds,c,
ter, Miss Eleanor Head, of PhiladeIn5;a
returned this week for another seasnn ps,s'
at Belleair. Other arrivals include csm Ssvu
tain j. Henderson, John F. Stevsrp. mp
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Thorn, Mr.. and di1Mvns' Mss'
c. A. Whelan, Henry D. Cooper NJ NJ
and Mrs. Charles Bigelow. r g
Pomeroy, Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Nshis az ~
Mr.. and Mrs. L. C. Brown, New YorL.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. C. Ogden, Ruthersnrd
N. j., and H. D. Jones, Newark. N +
New-York tribune., 1921-01-23

day by the club after the January
luncheon. Mrs. F. H. Scardefeld, the
acting president, presided.
The ninth annual congress Of the
National Society, Daughters Of the
Union, will be held Saturday at Hotel
McA.pin. Business will! occupy the
hours from s:45 A. NJ. .tc IL noocc;
when all officers and chairmen wilt
submit their annual reports.
There will be q reception to the
president general, Mrs. Charles H.
Masury, followed by luncheon.
The committee in charge of the con-
gress includes Mrs. William R. Stew
art, Mrs. Daniel P. Duffie, Mrs. John
]. Fields, Mrs. H. L. Drullard, Mrs.
Horace Stokes, Mrs. Thomas J. Vivian,
Mrs: James NJ. Stewart, Mrs. Charles
c. Jackson, Mrs. Herbert E. Davidson,
Mrs: Alfred S. Masury, Mrs. Victor
Fredrickson, Mrs. James McCullagh,
Mrs; John H: Dorm, Mrs. William A.
Cable, Mrs. Herman G. Conrad, Mrs.
Ferrier j. Martin and Mrs. E. L. Dow,
with DR.. Frances w. Mcneil chairman.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-23

HC Icy SuIeA1 NIOHtnly business and 80
cial meeting cf the Iowa New Yorkers
was held January II ct the home of
Mrs. c. w. Stockton, II West Tenth
Street.
The ninth annual congress Of the
National Society, Daughters of the
Union, will be held Saturday at the
Hotel McAlpin. A reception to the
president general, Mrs. Charles H. Ma
sury, will be held from IL to l o'clock,
and this will be followed by luncheon.
At 3 o'clock program of speeches and
music will be given,
The third annual Roosevelt ball of
the University Forum of America will
be held Tuesday evening in the BALL
room of Chalif's, 1853 West Fifty-sev-
enth Street. Harold Rowland, who was
on the editorial staff of The Outlook
with Colonel Roosevelt, will tell about
his experiences while campaigning
with President Roosevelt. Miss Jose
phine M. Stricken will speak on "Roose-
velt Was o Great Man to His Private
Ssecretary." Major A. L. Boyce, "boss
tiger" Of Tiger Post % of the Ameri-
can Legion, will talk on Roosevelt the
DR.. Alexander Cumming will he tho
chairman of the evening and Mrs. A L.
Boyce the hostess.
BENJAMIN Franklin night was held bv
the forum last Tuesday. Charles j
everett was the chairman of the even
ing. Those assisting him on the re-
Gc9eptlon committee were Miss Maud
hammond, captain Herbert ]. Coles
Frank M, Carney, Mrs. Caroline de Ruwe'
snes M,ss = uAatherlne G1 Evelyn Fitting, Clar,
snce E n. Clark jr, and Miss Maud Zella
New-York tribune., 1921-01-23

SIue oluc11t D031o Oh tno 1coeIaC1Vu
consists Of the following: Mrs. Walter
s. Comfy, president; Mrs. John H.
Booth, first vice-president; Mrs. Julius
Hs Potter, second viee-president; Mrs.
EsvSherwood Comm, third vice-presi-
dant: Mrs. Abraham L. Kellogg, record
Ing secretary; Mrs. William H. Purdy,
corresponding secretary; Mrs. Charles
% fReeder, treasurer, and Mrs. George
o. Hewitt, general federation director.
s:.:The directors of the state federation
Include Mrs. Charles H. Griffen, Mrs.
1ehn Lewis Childs, Mrs. Fred D. Bid
swell, Mrs. Howard r. Moore, Mrs. Sid
ney J. Kelly, Mrs. Thomas B. Kattell,
Mrs. Sherman Clarke, Mrs. William H.
Robbins and Miss Lucie F. Vance.
s--atrs. Comfy is scheduled to address
.s score of women's organizations this
week. She; will be the chief guest at
sthe. meetings of these organizations:
National Society Of Ohio Women,
/, Council of Jewish Women Of New York,
{, Society of Pennsylvania Women, Cam
,brtdge Club of Brooklyn, Westchester
,CSuncil, Public Health Nursing, the
Seaside Home for Crippled Children,
/, the Fortnightly Club of Pleansantville,
The Yonkers section of the Council of
,Jcwish Women and the Long Island
iCouncil of Women's Clubs.
i: In a letter written recently to the
president of all the federated women's
aselabs in the state, Mrs. Comfy said:
Il SDuring the opening days of this ad-
l wish to send to you, and
d Through you, to the members of your
tsclub. a message OF friendly interest
land cordial good wishes. I sincerely
appreciate the honor conferred upon
me, and am deeply conscious of the
duties and responsibilities of the Of
I.nce. In this time of reconstruction it
lis my earnest desire to give practical
service to the women of the federated
iiclubs, and it will be my privilege to
have your cooperation in the various
Isactivities in which we shall engage.
sIf / can assist you in any way, will
!. ydu let me help in the solution of
your problems? l shall rely upon your
Support of our federation aims and
Iiideals, and shall welcome at all times
.y8ur criticism, constructive and SIN
-rrre, which will help in our methods
ssS-procedure.
"sCommunity service is chosen for
the keynote of this administration. and
to the state, the community, the home
and self we must perform service Of
the highest type
New-York tribune., 1921-01-23
Club to Give Card PARTY

Drama Comedy Club, Edyth Totten,
president, will give it's first card party
Of the season tomorrow night at the
Hotel Astor. Mrs. Albert Douglas will
be the chairman, and there will be q
prize for each table. Tickets may be
obtained from Mrs. Douglas at her
home, 100 Clarcmont Avenue, or from
the president at the Hotel Astor.
Africa will be the topic for
Clio (Mrs. Willis P. Miner, pres
ident) to = morrow at the Hotel
Astor. The speakers will be Mrs. James
F. Kemp, who will talk on "The Congo;
Mrs. Howard r. Doane, whose subject
New-York tribune., 1921-01-23
Conservation a Club Topic

York City Federation of Women's
Clubs sill be held at the Museum of
Natu.,u history Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. f:narles Cyrus Marshall chair
man, wiH open the meeting with
general outline of the plans of the
federation may be able to do for
conservation.
Brief reports ~iIl be given by mem
bers as to what has been done through
instruction and propaganda as follows:
Colleges and schools, Mrs. Harry
Lilly; Long Island Federation, Mrs.
Clinton 3. Smith; Brooklyn clubs. Mrs.
r. Percy Chittenden and Mrs. Millard
Johnson; Girl Scouts and other or
ganisations for young people, Mss. ".
w. Niles. Mrs. Stanley Lyman Otis
will report on waterways and Miss
/ Henriette Ord Jones on forestry.
/: After the reports the meeting will
be open for the discussion Of the fol-
I lowing subjects:
/ The Smith bill, giving the right to
private corporations to make use of
5000 acres Of Yellowstone Park.
I The bill to amend the water power
! act.
| The new program for forest pro-
lection.
! The new state law for the protec-
tion Of wild game.
All women who are interested and
(! who wish to help in the important work
OF saving the natural resources Of the
country are invited to attend and to
take part in the discussion.
a-.-sThe' annual ball and recital Of the
hubinstein Club, Of which Mrs. VIII
Ign Rogers Chapman is president, was
azen in the ballroom Of the Waldorf
1e4oria Tuesday.
he recital, from $3.50 TO 10 o'clock.
- given by Nine. Frances Aida. Of
Metropolitan Opera Company. as
Stted by Gutia .Casini. During the
nd march, led by the president, off,
- and directors Of the club, many
Hetty figures were formed, the frst
hg large "R," for "Rubinstein. y
ween the dances Miss Mabel de Car
fas eavs IN sxhibitias in specially
aRecial entertainment will be given
eDraary 3 from to 12 in the roof
!ors o. the Waldorf. It will be a
asv"Ie ana . dance for the benefit
ss.s. sne pnnsntnropic fund under the
pices OF the entertainment com :
Fhe Fourth afternoon musicale w,,,
xsssn February 10, The artists will
MISS Marjorie Squires, contralto.
an i4urss tenor, and Scipione Guidi.
the National Symphony Orchestra.
he 'Besthoven Society, Nine. Ala.
nini Tagiiayis president, will give
lty Of ths season Friday In the grand
9Siroom Of the Plaza Hotel. The
@eirmen are Mrs. John X. Pan.ssi. s
ekes and Mrs. Robert Archibold.
M Ella Louise Henderson is vice
4eirman. The first evening concsyt
6d dance Of the society crowded tho
iirooSn of the Plaza last "Wednesday
Fxht. The members Of the board Of
&Feetors and young women Of the
pfsl were entertained by Nine. Ia.
9peyia At tAa last Friday afternoon. fol-
rinx tho monthly business nesting
- the directors.
2.Ne~moryow afternoon the Manbattan
HSt.nss Club. Mrs. Jessie Emerson
4nat, President and founder, viii
~ business meeting at the Wal.
1sfsAs4cris. followed by. . discussion
- Spanish Love- attsnd4d on Wcdnes-