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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-06-23
We TOWNE GOSSIP
Copyright, 1921, by Star Company.
- By X. C. B. -

By X. C. B.
HE'S QUITE dignihed.
AND HIS wife isn't.
AND AT Luna Park.
DOWN AT Coney Island.
THE ONLY thing.
HE WANTED to do.
49,
WAS TO pay a visit.
TO THE incubators.
WHERE THE babies are.
AND WE went in there.
AND AFTERWARDS.
WE srRoLLED around.
AND WATCHED young folks.
IN CRAZY tubs.
THAT SHOOK them around.
$50
so 1T looked to me.
THEY'D BREAK their necks.
AND RIGHT away.
SHE WANTED to ride.
80
IN ONE of the tubs.
AND HE protested.
AND SHE insisted.
sss
AND HAD her way.
80
AND HE wouldn't go.
80
so OF course I did.
AND HE found a bench.
WHILE SHE and I.
FOR TWENTY-FIVE cents.
GOT INTO a tub.
AND THEN man.
WITH A leering look.
GAVE THE tub a shove.
AND WE started up.
AND WENT quite sanely.
sss
TILL WE hit a drop.
AND TIRE first knew.
SHE LUNGED at me.
AND GRABBED my collar.
AND DRAGGED me down
TO THE floor of the tub.
AND I reached up.
TO THE side Of the tub.
AND RECLAIMED the seat.
AND PULLED her up.
AND WAS thrown across.
AND GRABBED at her.
sss
AND HIT her hat.
AND TOOK hold Of her arm.
AND DRAGGED her down
TO THE floor OF the tub.
AND CLIMBED up again.
AND THE darn thing stopped.
AND WE got out.
AND HER hair was down.
AND HER hat was OF.
AND HER waist was torn.
AND HER husband got sore.
ass
AND WE had to go home.
I THANK you.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-06-23

PICTURES before small hoys in
uncontuticnay
punishment
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-06-23

PNE doubtless seeks 1eniy the
grounds punished similar
party!
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-06-23

his shower schedule
that the most of have to lnch
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-06-23
MISS MOREL WILL
SUPPORT SKINNER.

Devah Morel. who is making her first
appearance at English's this week in sup
port of Gregory Kelly and Ruth Cor
don in the Victor Mapes- William Collier
successful comedy, The Hottentot," will
be seen next season in support OF Otis
skinner In a dramatiEation Of Ibanez's
great book Blood and Sand"
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-06-23

remedy the reformatoy middle
would doubtless be Criminal Court!
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-06-23

PERHAPS operating with the
the summer!
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-06-23
RURAL ROADS TO
CITY BROKEN BY
ROUGH STREETS

Continued From Page one.l
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-06-23

This is Helen Burch of the Stuart
Walker Company. who discovers the fun
ny word, Nevertheless, in Mr. Walkers
one-act play Of that name, which will be
presented with six Who Pass While the
Lentils Boil" and "Sir David Wears
Crown" at the Murat tomorrow after
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-06-23
ON VIEW TO-DAY.

/ Among the attractions on view today
are: The Hottentot" at English's; Come
Seven at the Murat; popular vazde-
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-06-23

THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS mighty field which to begin
erenchments necessary a lower tax levy.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-06-23

yet been convinced
that o nature!
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-06-23

Chicago Detroit St Louis, G. Logan Payne Co.
rs New York. Boston, Payne, Burns Smith. Inc.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-06-23

Daily Except Sunday, 1929 South Meridian Street.
Telephones-Main $500, New 28-351
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MEMBERS OF AUDIT BUREAU OF CALCULATIONS.
Evening star., 1921-11-13
Weddings
Continued fron Fifth Pasal

continued fron Fifth Pasal
make their home in Nsw 1onaon,
tened. Among the out-of.town
guests we're Mr.. and Mrs. George W.
phia. and Miss Rebecca McCutcheon
OF Frederick, Nd.
The marriage of Miss Marian q
Randall; dauEhtsr Of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Helm. son Of Mrs, Jane 6.
Helm. took place Wednesday, Noyem-
ber ., at s O'Clock, at the Emory
Methodist Episcopal Church South.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
chaplain Of the Senate. in the pres
ence of large gathering Of relatives
and friends.
. The bride wore a lovely gown Of
ivory tinted satin made with court
train, adorned with a spray Of orange
tulle veil was becomingly arranged
with . coronet of duchess lace. gar
landed with orange buds, and her
bouquet was Of bride roses sprayed
with lilies Of the valley. Miss Mar
garet A; Randall. the maid Of honor:
silver leaves, and her bouquet was
OF large yellow chrysanthemums.
Miss Helen F. Armstrong. the only
bridesmaid. wore orchid taffeta and
carried lavender ehrysanthemums.
Mr.. Francis Sehroe eder Of Reading,
Pa. was best man. and the ushers
were Mr.. Harvey Randall, brother Of
the bride, and Mr.. Edward O'Leary.
A reception followed. when the bridal
couple were assisted in receiving by
Mrs. Randall. mother Of the bride
who wore a gown of old blue velvet
and Mrs. Helm. mother Of the BRIDE
groom, whose gown was of black
Canton crepe, Mr.. Helm and his bride
left later for their wedding trip. and
they will make their future homo in
Reading. Pa Mrs. Helm and the
Misses Helm Of Reading. Pa. and
Miss Carol Mckinney Of Philadelphia
were among the aut-of-town guests
here for the wedding. The bride was
the recipient of many charming
courtesies before her wedding. Miss
schippert being among those who en-
tertained for her.
Evening star., 1921-11-13
Gen. Persh;ns to Attend
The International Ball

Gen. John ]. Pershins will sttend
the International ball which Il to be
given BY the Robert =. Lee Chapter,
No s44. United Daughters Of the Con-
federacy,. at the New willard Mon-
day evening". November H..
= Among these who have consented
70 ssrve a. patFons ere: Mr.. and Mre.
Woodrow Wilson. Mrs. H. NJ. psyGh.
erty. Mra Albert bacon Fall. the
spanish amhassador and Madame de
Rlano, the munster Of rortuEai, Vis-
count de Alte; the minister of the
dominican republic and Madame Jou-
bert, the Russian counselor and
Madame Henry de Bach, the Apanis
counselor. Senior Don Juan Francisco
de Cardenas: DR.. p Lessino8, charge
d'anatres Of Bulgaria: Mr.. Francisco ].
fenea OF the PaA-American Union,
Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Sawyer, Maj. Gen.
ana Mrs. Wendell C. Neville, Rear
ADMIRAL and Mrs. Benson, Rear Ad-
m1ral and Mrs. r. H. Jackson. Mr..
Justice McReynolds. Mrs. Jennings
BAILEY. senator Frederick Hale, Rep
resentattve and Mrs. L. Laxaro, Rep
reeentattve and Mrs. James v. Mo-
Ginetc, Representative and Mrs.
George x. Favrot. Mrs. A. w. Mclean.
Mrs. Theodore Tiller, Mrs. Warren
Delano Robbins. Mrs. Harry r. Cary.
Mrs. Ellen Spencer Mussey. Mrs.
Frederick Dtlle. Mrs. Charles J. Bell.
Mrs. Lowry L. Morrill,. Mrs. Thomas
+; Callahan. Mrs. J, P. McMahon. Mrs.
Cnaries ?. Selecman, Mrs. F. P. Will
Evening star., 1921-11-13
Mrs. Harding Heads p.
Party Patronesses

The list Of patronesses for the card
party and tea to be given for the
benefit of ex-service men by the
Quentin Roosevelt Unit Of the Ameri-
can Women's Legion Wednesday att
ernoen at 2:3o O'clock in the WASH
ington Club Is headed by Mrs Hard,
Ing. Arrangements tor the party
have been made by Mrs. r. f Raken-
haus. chairman OF entertainment
include Mrs Coolidge. Lady Ged-
des, Mrs. Denby. Mrs. James w,
Waasworth. jr.. Mrs Miles Poindexter,
Mrs> Frank B. Willis. Mrs Nicholas 9
LoRgworth, Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt,
Mrs Thomas p. Gore, Mrs. John A.
Leteune, Mrs. william C. Rivers, Mrs.
Robert =. Cooptz and Mrs. John H.
Dayton.
Evening star., 1921-11-13
Annual Tea Is Scheduled
At G. u. Hospital Nov. %

Georgetown University Hospital will
hold its annual tea in the hospital on
Tuesday. November %. from 3 to 6
O'Clock. under the auspices Of the Sis
ters Of ST. Francis. assisted by the
ladies' board. of which Mrs. Isaac
Cans is president. The vice presi-
dents are Mrs. George Tully Vaughan,
Mrs. Milton =. Allies. Mira Nellie Z.
Fealy. Mrs. Wilfred N. Barton, Mrs.
Thomas J. Stanton. Miss Mary q.
keneher, Mrs, n. +. Donehue, Mrs
Harry Y. Hayhes~ MrA Frank q
Duehrtng and Miss Margaret u.
Mitchell. Mrs. Michael j. Ready is
treasurer. the corresponding secre-
tary ia Mrs. Andrew ]. Mcintyre. and
recording secretary. Mrs. Henry II.
Cover.
Evening star., 1921-11-13
Plan Bridge Party
As Hospital Benefit

A bridge party for the beneflt OF
the Montgomery County General Hos
pital will be given by the Woman's
Club of Bethesda Tuesday at Q o'clock
at the home of Mrs. McMillin. Miss
Anna Farquhar. chairman OF the
executive committee Of the Women's
Auxiliary Of. the hospital. addressed
the club and extended general invi-
tation to visit the hospital on dona.
tion day, November rs. whom tea will
Evening star., 1921-11-13
Louisiana Folk
To Honor Governor

The Louisiana Society Of Washing.
ton have invitations out for a recep-
ton in honor of Mr.. John NJ. Parker,
Governor Of Louisiana. Monday, Mo-
vember II, at the Washington Club,
l701 X street, at $3.50 o'clock. Dancing
will follow.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-31
VEREJNf CVICENf SOkOLA
NOVA VLAST.

Sokolska jednota ma zapadni
strane zapocne novy rok vel
kym verejnym cvicenim V Ce-
ske SIM na Clark ave-, kterym
bude Ultra nedeli odpoledne
skladati pocet re sve einnosti.
X cvitencum i hostum pro-
mluvi redaktor p. +. j. Kutak,
natez proveden bude telocvic-
ny program II clslech, o nez
Sc rozdeli zaci, zacky cyicen-
ci a cviGenky. Cvicenim cvici-
telskeho sboru ma hrazde pax
bude odpoledni pofad ukoncen.
Vecer usporadana bude mia
dezi tanecni zabava. Vstupn6
k cviceni obnasi 25c, ale vstup-
ne toto platl pro ty, ktefi Sc
trvajl k tanecnimu vinku. j.
max stanoK Keno vstupne k ve-
cerni zabaye Ma 35c.
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Jedna z tech malo veci, KITE
re Sc mne ma tom roce 1921
libily, byla, re kdyz chylil Sc
jiz jeho zivot ku konci a nepo-
chybn6 chtal Sc ma stara kole-
ma polepsit - sesli Sc V sidel-
MIN m6ste nasi~ vlady mocni
tohoto sveta, aby sc poradili o
civilisovan6m zpusobu zabije-
nj lidi. Posledni valka, to byla
hotova ohaVnost a tudiz vel
moe ekrest' anskeho sv6ta Sc Sc
Sly, ably Sc poradily civiliso-
van6m zpusobu zabijeni lidi a
ably zaroven dokazaly, re kre-
st'ansky svet opravdu veri pa
te bozi prikazanf, ktere mi
Nezabijes"l Ami ia radOst, ze
svetove velmoce sesly Sc k ta-
kovemu bohulibemu dceli,
dlouho vSak netrvala - ten
rok 1921 jako by byl urknut
- a nynf Sc skoro obavam, aby
81 panove We Washington6 ne
Well do vlasu, nez-li Sc roze-
| idou. Atmosfera V konferenci
Sc povazlive roZehfiva a define
tomu, re dosahne bodu 'varu q
re p. Sarraut, francouzsky mi
INSTR, da .. Balfourovi "jednu"
Nasledky toho jist6 tyly by ne
dozirne. Nemam strachu. ze
stalo by Sc to opacne, nebot
Anglicane jsou chladnokrevnt
lide, ale ga 20 Francouzi, Il
tech jest hned ohen ma sire
Sc.
Tedy to jedine. co mobile
jaksi napravit reputaci r. 1921
washingtonska konference, "a
Gina Sc oskliv6 motat a o
Harding, jenz chtel ukazat svt
(mu predchudci p. Wilsonovi
)iak Sc della vysoka politika, ri
skal sice ma zkuSenosti, ale u5
81 patrne uvedomuje, re nebu
de tim Mojzisem, jenz by do
vedl clovecenstvo z temneht
! bludiste nenavisti a valek M
Ivysluni lasky a miru. Jest t
t6zkou veci ucit stareho kon'
tahat a jeste t6zsi ucit stare
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partyky ze stare diplomaticke,
skoly rozsafnemu, poctivemu
jednani.
Nuze tedy, odvrat'me sc cd
toho roku 1921, "a mic nestal,
at jde k d'asu pohled me
vstrfc blizicimu Sc, usmivajici-
mu Sc dftku. TO jest 1929. Ja-
ky pax bude? Co nam pfinese :?
Ma tyto otazky nikdo ne
dovede odpovedeti a jest TAX
l6pe. Kdybychom v6d6li, co mas
ceka, nevlm, zdali bylo by We
svete vice spokojenosti, nez-li
nyni, kdy kniha budoucnosti je
nam opravdu zavrenou knihou.
Verne vsak a uminme 81, ze
rok 1922 bude lepsi, nez Pyl
omen 1921 a MONA, re Sc to
stane = jist6 by Sc to stale,
kdyby kazdy ucinil takovt
pfedsevzeti splnil je.
Co nam pristi rok prinese
nevfm, new to nikdo, ale vim
ze ze srdce vsem ctenafdm pre-
il: St'astny Novy Rok.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-31
FEUILLETON.

Syivestr, 1871. SamozreJ-
me, re minim sv. Sylvestra,
lenz Jest tim nejskromnejsim
zc vsech svatych. Soudim, tax
z toho, re Sc spokojil tim po-
slednim dnem V roce.
Jinak mne neni 0 sv. Sylve-
stri mic blizsiho znamo. Jest
mi vsak znamo, re dostalo Sc
Inu proslulosti, o niz nevim, zda
j 81 il zasluhuJe. V Cechach
od nepam6tnych casu svetil Sc
"Sylvestr" nejenorn' flamendry
v6tSfho mensiho kalibru, ny
brz j lidmi zcela poradnymi -
vGbec aebyvalo a tusim, re
dosud neni, takoveho popular
niho svatku, jako omen sv.
Sylvestra.
Mezi nasimi krajany V "A
merice budiz jim ku cti "a
znamenano take Sc sIavival
.arlvesh & iak to okolhosi do7i
vuluii, slayi Sc dosud. Ameri-
kani, Ii pro takove stare IVY
Ky nemaji smvSlu. u tech Sc
slavi novoroGni predyecer, ale
kolik 81 jich vzpomene ma sv.
Sylvestra? Rad vsak DOMAIN,
re v tech vlazn6jsich casech
take doVedh zdatne oslaVovatl
louceni Sc starym rokem a vi
lani roku noveho. Kdo chtel
dostati misto L stolu Y nekte-
re znameiSi restauraci - spo
gene S barem - ten 81 musel
pIispiSiti, zamluviti 81 ie ma ne
koIik dni ku predu a kdyz Sc
pliblizila pulnocni hodina, by
10 to bozl dopusteni.
Nez, rad6ji takovych yeci a
ni nevzpominati. Dnes cloy6k
nemuze stary rok zapiti a pli-
piti novemu, aniz by neprestou-
pil asi pll tuctu zakonu, 2
nichz kazdy predpisuie neja-
kou pokutu, nebo trochu krimi
nalu.
Jsou to vubec bezohledne,
brutalni zakony, caste prl-
mem rozporu prikazanini
krest anske lasky. Cetl isem
onehdy, &c ieden ob6an Y New
1orku na vanocni svatek prihY
bal 81 Ze sve "soukrome zaso-
by" az takova laska vzklicila
v jeho srdci v1ai clovecenstvu,
ze nalozil znacnou cast tie "sou
krone zasoby" do sveho III
mouslnu" rozva2el to 20 pra.
telich a Znamych, podarovayaI
Je, zacez slZa vdecnosti V je-
jich ocich mu byla jedinou cd
mcnou. Podle meho mineni OBJ.
can takovy mel by byti sta
ven mIadezi dospelym "a
Vzor krest anskc lasky, nebot
1nke to muSl bVti Srdce, le2 sc
deli Sc svyml bliznlnli 0 tako
We drahocenne poklady. Byls
vsak po zasluze uznana a We
lcbena tato jeho ctnost? Niko
ii. Zavreli jei.
Jaky jiny nasledek takov'
zakony mohou miti, noz-li vzm;
hani Sc sobectvi mezi lidmi ;
kde sobectvl Sc zahnizdi, to j,
amen ga Y5eml Arcst ausliym
ctnostmi.
Jaky jest pocatek tech syl
-astroysigvch q nov erocnich Q
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-31

STAY, ufclIe IeNliH, are uH oLd7
ii Rimane ten den sc odda-
vail radoyankam vzdycky
pri tom bylo rejake pitt, nece-
no silnejsiho nez-li jest "pul-
procentni.' Z toho Sc slaVnost-
| nj nalady mnoho nevyVine a ne
nj V mem pisnicek.
Pro tento rok 1921, jehoz
panovani chyli Sc ku konci,
mnoho slzi asi nebude vyrone-
no, ananejvyse bude iej litova-
ii nejaky ket'as, jemuz Sc po-
dafilo udrzeti 81 valecne Vydel-
ky platiti povalecne mzdy.
Jsou takovi, coz soudim to-
no, re pan gerenalni navladni
Daugherty zahail prave ma ne
honbu, ale. myslim, re jich u
lovi asi tolik, jako svatecni
stfelci zajicd. Take by to re-
publikanskym kampannim fon
dem pI'fstich volbach spatn6
dopadalo, kdyby vsichni vydfi-
dust byli poslani tam, odkud
nedavno vySel Debs. Ze Sc "a
haji vysetrovani, to jeSt6 ne
znamena, re 81 strana potluce
husy, ktere zlata vejce nesou.
Ami nevim. jak Sc to stalo,
re jsem zabloudil do politicke
areny to neni zadne sylve-
strovske thema. Mam-li Sc vra
titi k tomu roku 1921, myslim,
re tou jeho nicotnosti mely
hodne co delat dye posledni ci-
slice V onom letopoctu - y II.
"Jednadyacet" to Jest hra, jak
aspon nekterym ctenafum bu-
de znamo, jez ulehcila mno-
hym kapsam. Take Sc to jmenu
je "barviGka" a snad jeste il
nymi jm6ny, nez "21" hraie Y
tom hlavni llohu. Kdo to dota-
hne do iednadvaceti, ma w
; bornou vyhlidku ma shrabnuti
@abety", ackoli Sc mQze stati,
re nektery hrac dostane dve
; esa, a to jest konec Aebaty.
Samozrejm6, ze kartach ne
kdo vyhraje, nikde vsak Sc TAX
neosvedcuje pravdivost pore
lladla "snadno nabyl, snadno
pozbyl" iako prav6 V hazard
nich hrach a "21" jest jednou
" nejhazardnejSich. Temito
Gislicemi, "21", konci letosni
letopocet a ackoli neJsem po-
varcivym. zda Sc mne, re byly
J to zcela vhodn6 cislice.
: Stav mnohych kapes jest Ia
; kovy, jako po celonocni hfc
: "jednadvaceti' Panuje nicf
: prazdnota a egyptska tina
a Snad ty hubene roxy prisly p'
! tech tucnych, ably lide pfilis
e nezbujn6li, coz asi nebylo zae
: ne rizeni bozi, ale nejake rizt
a nj TO bylo, treba ze ii nasi Ma
: bobove a industrialni knlzata
: iako ma pr. pp. Gary Schwat
cd ocelafskeho trustu sc zapri
G sahaji. re nynejsi krise byls
a privodena "pusobenim nezme
a .nitelnych ekonomickych zako
e nu.' Bude pry l6pe, az Sc pro
u yede rekonstrukce 4 samo So
bou. re rekonstrukce teci
+ panll znamena snlzens mezd
' zvvseni vVdeik{i
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-31

"Prosim vam, proc ia KNIFE
tova drzi $ monarchisty?" -
"Vedi, ona je dobre rokiny.
Jeji maminka Sc jmenovala "a
svobodna Kralova a jeji otec
Cisar."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-31

Jest pet ruznych who'd vyplyvacch phi koupi pc
czneckem odd6leni ohoto llstavu bud uradovne
dolenniho m6sta aneb nektere nasich pob6cek
Predne mate pine uspokoen, jekoz ve Vase penize
budou nemoznej nejkratsi dobe dodany Vasim praeum
pribuznym Evrope, proto re posame primo evropskym
bankam kterych name otevfeny ucet Nemusme penize
posiat prosednictvm bank newyorskych neb nesme cd
2adne odvisymi.
Ia druhe obdrze pfesnou stvrzenku Evropy kterou
staneme primo.
Ia reti vyhnete placen provse agentum iest pf
jdete nam do ufadovny doennho mesa neb do nektere
nasch pobocek iakmile porovnae nase podminky j.
nym, pax jse poznate co to znamena.
Ia ctvre dostane Vam neimozne nfzkeho kursu dne
proto, ze jsne ustavcnem spojen New Yorkem nasm
soukromym teegrafem schopn oznamt Vam zm6nu kur-
posledni minuty TAX jak trhu New Yorku meni
Ia pate dostane Yam zdvoreho pfatelskeho obsouze
nj urednictvem mluviclm VaS vastn reci ktere jest
chotno pomoci Yam pri vsech peneznich zalezostech
Techto pet prcn zpuobuje ze The Union Trust Company
jest nelpremnejsim neyyhodnejsim mistem pro kazde-
no czne zrozeneho Americana vyrizovan smenaren-
skych neb jinych bapkovnich obchodu Naystivte mas
privede Vase pratee.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1921-04-08
COL. HARVEY NAMED
As AMBASSADOR
will Represent United States
at Court of ST. James
BROWN NOT TO GO TO JAPAN
HerrIek May Go To Paris-Noted
ohlosn Held The Post or Am
bassador To France Under
President Taft.

Washington.-Pres Harding has
definitely decided to nominate Col
George Harvey. editor of Harvey's
Weekly, as Ambassador to Great
Britain. His name, together with 9th
er diplomatic nominations not yet
fully determined upon. will be sent to
the Senate when 1t convenes in ex-
ira session April IL. This was made
known officially by the President at
TIE Tie Htlsitte 2. lsilttee 1sesssssse I11sessssssee..
Myron T. Herrick, of Ohio. former
Ambassador to France under Presi
dent Taft, is likely to be named again
for that post. While nothing official
was disclosed regarding the Presi
dents intention to nominate Mr.. Her
rick as ambassador. it is intimated
that such course is likely.
The President set at rest the report
that Walker Brown. Of Toledo, o..
would be selected as ambassador TO
Japan. 1t is understood that Mr.
Brown does not want to leave the
United States. He has been men
toned for several important Federal
positions in Washington, but nothing
definite is known of the Presidents
intentions in this respect.
Colonel Harvey conferred with Pres
ident Harding and will later confer
with Secretary Of State Hughes on the
various matters pending between this
country and Great Britain and ques-
tions which are likely to arise in the
future. The time of his departure for
London is not known, but it will prob
ably be early in May.
1t has been known for several weeks
that President Harding was consid.
ering the appointment Of Colonel
Harvey to the London ambassadorship,
but considerable opposition to the Sc
lection developed and the delay in the
official announcement gave rise to the
report that Great Britain had not sig.
nified her acceptance Of Mr.. Harvey in
this capacity. 1t became known that
a favorable reply had been received
from the British Foreign ONCE.
Before the President made the Gus
tomary inquiry of Great Britain re-
garding the naming of Colonel Harvey,
he caused a poll to be made OF the
members of the Senate Foreign Rela'
tons Committee to learn whether
that committee was favorable to his
confirmation. The result Of shis poll
was satisfactory and there is not ex'
pected to be any important opposition
to his confirmation in the Senate.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1921-04-08
STATE LAWS BLAMED.

Prohibition Enforcement Commits
sioner Stone is disposed to commend
rather than condemn the State OH
eials. who are restrained from CO.
operating with the Federal authori
ties in enforcing the Volstead law.
I'VE are not finding fault, said he"
with General Gather. Commissioner
Baughman or Attorney General Arm.
strong. The state law is responsible
for 1t ALL AS a matter of fact the
police have and are now rendering
valuable assistance apprehendlng
violators Of the Federal law. Until
the State law is so amended as to
authorize the local authorities to CO.
operate with us. we will do the best
we can with the force at our disposal.
The "drys" are now collecting ma
terial to be used at Annapolis when
the proposed state enforcement bill
comes up for consideration. One Of
their aims is to further restrict sales
OF liquor for medicinal purposes and
during the last month one OF the
agents of the AntiSaloon League has
been engaged in copying from the
stubs OF filled prescription books the
names of the physicians and patients
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1921-04-08
R. R. MEN PLAN
A NEW ALLIANCE
N. Y. Workers Urge Union to
Form District Conncil
70 RESIST ATTACKS
t7s,ooo Represented At Conference
Transportation 5rotherhoOds
Urged To Affiliate With
The A. r. OF L.

New Representatives of 175,-
900 organized railroad employees in
special convention here called upon
the executive heads OF the recognized
national and international railroad
grions TO sanction the formation OF
district offensive and defensive" alli-
snces-railroad district councils-in
the New York district and at other
strategic points in the railroading
Industry"
These districts organizations are
necessary, 1t was stated in a letter
sent to the executive union officials.
-nnahla the railrnad- -emnloxes "to
better resist the concentrated attacks
Of the Railway Executive Association"
and TO bring about a closer afiilia-
tion OF all railroad employees and per
feet 100 per cent. organization in all
crafts by stimulating interest in their
own crafts by stimulating interest in
own welfare and educating them in
the value Of solidarity"
Delegates 10 the convention. who
represented all local railroad unions
in the Greater New York district
urged that "a state of status quo
should be declared by the American
Federation OF Labor so as to clear
the way and make 1t possible for what
are now commonly known as the
transportation brotherhoods to afi-
late with the American Federation OF
Labor"
Through this action, It was stated,
the 'preambles and resolutions that
gave birth to industrial autonomy by
the formation Of the general depart
ments within the federation would be
preserved"
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