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The Washington times., 1921-07-21
MELLON REVEALS
CONFERENCE WITH
GEDDES ON DEBT
Deferment of Payment Not
Brought Up, Treasury Sec
rotary Tells Senators.
by International New. Service.

The relation of financial condi-
s1I 900 0Oo. 900 foreign Indebtedness
to the United States was the sub
ject o. a protracted conference on
May between Secretary of State
Hughes, Sir Auckland Geddes. the
British Ambassador. Secretary of
the Treasury Mellon and Assistant
Secretary OF the Treasury Wads-
worth
This was disclosed by Secretary
Mellon today when he resumed his
testimony before the Senate Finance
Committee regarding the negotia-
tons entered into by his predeces.
sors for the deferment OF payment
of principal and interest of the s4.-
oJ.0OO.000 British Indebtedness TO
this country.
Mellon explained that the confer
ence was merely a preliminary one"
and did not assume the form oI
negotiations"
The British debt was discussed only
in an informal way" Mellon added
and the subject of deferment of pay
ments was not brought up"
Our conversation was general -
Mellon stated, the British ambassa-
dor himself was not fully informed as
TO the situation, and we Just discussed
IL, in general way"
IL was as a result of the conference,
Mellon explained. that he had sent the
letter OF May IL to the British ambas.
sador setting forth memoranda bear
ing upon the negotiations carried on
by former assistant Secretary of the
Treasury Rathbone with a representa-
tive OF the British treasury for the
spreading OF the British principal and
interest over a period of twenty-five
years.
Mellon again admitted that ne
may feel morally or legally bound
by the Rathbone negotiations. but
could not state ''conclusively to
what extent"
II haven't had an opportunity per
sonally to go into all the voluminous
documents bearing on the negotia-
tons"
None of the papers or docu.
ments can be construed as commit.
ments as there was no agreement
drawn up and signed interposed
Assistant Secretary Wadsworth.
This whole matter is being pre-
scented to us in such uebulous way
that / predict Congress will never
grant the Treasury Department. the
blanket authority IL seeks in hand
ling these foreign debts unless the
Secretary of the Treasury makes
his attitude clear" interjected Sen.
ator Reed.
IT am not seeking the tremendous
responsibility involved in handling
this situation" Mellon answered. II
am perfectly willing to be relieved of
the responsibility"
The Washington times., 1921-07-21
Glen Echo Park.

A delightful place TO spend an eve
ming these warm summer nights is
Glen Echo Park, where the cool
breezes blow. Dancers find that they
can dance in entire comfort on the
great open air ballroom with its
thirty.five great fans. Music of just
the right sort is furnished by Och
mans orchestra OF mine joyous
jazzers."
The many amusement features at
the park. including the six big rides
and the manifold joys of the midway,
make a strong appeal to pleasure
seekers OF all ages. The park is reach.
ed by delightful ride along the banks
Of the Potomac over the lines of the
Washington Railway and Electric
Company
The Washington times., 1921-07-21
Chesapeake Beach.

Many Government employees are
spending their. vara lions a. Chesa.
peake Beach, the nearby bay resort.
Excellent facilities are offered at the
hotel. Fishing for trout and hard
heads is unusually good. Salt water
bathing and boating are other at
fractions. The numerous amuse-
ments along the boardwalk offer a
varied assortment Of, fun, while the
shady picnic grounds afford an ideal
spot for those who desire a quiet,
restful time. A clown orchestra
furnishes toddle music for free dane.
ing daily.
The Washington times., 1921-07-21
LONG Jim BARNES
KEEPS HIS LEAD IN
COLUMBIA TOURNEY
Continued from First PageJ

Trovinger, OF Detroit, got a 10, while
X. A. Cruikshank, of Essex county,
made rs, a seemingly popular morn
ing total.
Today's scores follow:
The Washington times., 1921-07-21
STEAMSHIPS

NEW YORK TO EUROPE
Sdilings from Pier II, 34th St, N. r.,
S. s. Geo. Washington and America
piers 8 and 1, Hoboken) excepted.
PLYMOUTH - CHEkBOURG - BnEhwN
AMERICA:
July 26-Aug. 27-Sept. %
GEORGE WASHINGTON:
Aug. Sept. 3-Oet. 4
PLYMOUTH-BOULOG
keU-Lunrious-Co Portable
CENTENNIAL STATE: July So--Oct. IL
Nov. 15
OLD NORTH STATE: Aug. 1s-sept. 70.
BREMEN-DkNZI0
POTOMAC: Aug. 1o-Sept. 20.
PRINCESS MATOlkA! Aug. 2S-Oct. 3.
HUDSON: Aug. 80.
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POCAhONTAS; - -
Y. S. MAIL STEAMSHIP co.
ts Broadway. N. Y.
The Washington times., 1921-07-21
EXCLUSIVELY IN THE COLORED-COMIC SUI
LOTS FOR SALE


BOULEVARD KNIGHTS. MD.--Adjoinfns
District line, near the top OF Pa. Ave.
Hill; high. cool and only few minutes
down down ' balance easy monthly paymsnts. a
Agents. Mr.. Stewart or Mr.. Peterson on
l. O. sAsscER owner,
Upper Marlboro Nd.
BEAUTIFUL bungalow In virginia High
lands; rooms and bath, sleeping porch,
electricity; MI modern: IL m tn IRON IRON
l43. Times office.
REAL ESTATE LOANS
50, 900. 81, oos and 5000 Cseparate funds) TO
| loan first mortgages on ID. c. or Md. real
estate. CHAPIN BROWN. 500 + ST. y. w
MONEY TO LoAN--ssSo TO ssoe. 900 on D.
| c. real estate. Several trust funds Az
| consideration for borrowers.
| WIN. II. SAUNDERS CO.,
Southern Building. SGT 18th Ut. N. ".
COTTAGES FOR RENT.
FURNISHED rooms for housekeeping at
| Colonial Beach. Va, from August 10
| balance of season; s45; artesisn well water.
Inquire 900 Il ST. n. Il. Phone Lincoln
PROPERTIES WANTED
WANTED IN A DOWNTOWN
SECTION.
| Several large houses, suit BILE for room
WILDMAN & CO.,
| 9th and \, w. FIR stos
| JOHN r. DoNoHoE a SONS.
| 3l4 Pennsylvania Ave 5. e.
| Let Us Submit Our List OF Homes aud
| Investments Before You Purchase
WE WANT MORE HOUSES FOR SALE.
| owners OF property desiring 10 make
| quick sales should list property with US
WIN p NoRMoYLE. $40 r St N. W.
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE
| GROCERY store for sale; doing between
$500 and $500 cash business . week.
| Phone Franklin 36t3.
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT
FOR REST-Fine large room: plate
] brick building; on main street; best To-
lstion for barber shop in Montgomery
county. For further information phone
Wooiside 1885
FOR RENT IN NORTHEAST
room; thfe s0r rooms 1F s1d bath. I Kent $50.
WILDMAN & CO.,
9Th and II SITS y " Frank. SOS
Offices a. studies
OFFICE SPACE; none better. Call Frank
lin 4233-t3i.
COR 7TH e. @ SITS. n. WI or large
rooms. furnished reception psrior. elec.,
heat and maid service, reasonable. 621
7th ST. n. w. or phone Franklin SIZE.
PROPOSALS
COMMISSIONERS, ID. g. WASHINGTON.
July 20, 1921 Sealed proposals will be
received al Room sos, District Building,
The Washington times., 1921-07-21
AT THE THEATERs
lContinued from Page ID

well selected for the respective roles,
and each doing justice to Their part.
Sunday the Garden will close its
doors for the current season. no
definite announcement having been
made AZ to the date of reopen.ng. In
the meantime the house will be com.
pletely renovated and decorated and
numerous changes made, all with 4
view to adding TO tn" comfort and
enjoyment of the thousands f'f
patrons who make this popular the.
ater their amusement home.
The Washington times., 1921-07-21
Marshall Hall.

The steamer Charles Manchester
makes three trips daily TO Marshall
Hall at 10 a. m. 2:30 and 6:45 p. m.
stopping at Mt. Vernon On the first
two trips. In the cool of the evening
the s:45 trip offers a delightful thirty.
two-Inile river ride on the beautiful
Potomac with the privilege Of stopping
at Marshall Hall.
The Washington times., 1921-07-21
Great Falls Park.

The coming week is to be one OF
many attractions at Great Falls
Park, where a number OF social. fra
ternal. and church picnics are sched-
uled. Dancing, concerts, and a va.
riety of other free amusements are
provided. Excellent fishing may he
enjoyed here. Fast and frequent
electric train service to and from the
falls is provided
The Washington times., 1921-07-21
lions for sailing and canoeing are

ideal.
The steamer st. Johns is now main
tanning its summer schedule to
Colonial Beach, making the trip Tues
days, Thursdays and Sundays at 8
a. m. On Saturdays the vessel leaves
her wharf at the foot Of Seventh street
at 2.30 p. m. The forty-mile moon
light trips are given every Monday,
Wednesday and Friday at 7:15 p. m.
The Washington times., 1921-07-21
Steamer st. Johns.

The vacation season is in full swing
at Colonial Beach and the large
pavilion is nightly the mecca of hun.
dreds. At no time has the salt water
bathing been better, while among the
fishermen many excellent catches are
reported. Grabbing is fine and cnndi.
The Washington times., 1921-07-21
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS

BY owner; semi-dctached three story
brick house. containing IL rooms and
tile hsths, with hot-water heat electric
lights and gas. TtSr~ are concrete slice m
ing porches. screened and rlassed in and a
two-stcry double brick garage. This prop
.rty 10 In perfect condition and could not b.
duplicated today for the price asked For
appointment phone Col toson
The Washington times., 1921-07-21

LOOK the city over. then look at this
s-room house on 7th vt, N E. close 10
Florida avenue; furnace heat; open fire
places; room for garage. Price, 800;
very easy terms. -
Phone Lincoln 3Bl2-w
1lss It'll st. n. e
The Washington times., 1921-07-21

Bloomingdale 2-Family Flat
$6,240-$1 900 Cash
Splendid looking brick building of two
5-room and bath flats; separate heating
plants; separate porches: back yard with
room for garage: located between n. Cap.
and First SITS. n. W Good white section.
Bungalow, N. w. Suburbs
,500-Easy Terms
Six rooms and bath: hot-wster heat,
electric light: garage: large lot; nicely
located. regular picture place. You
will be delighted. Easy payments can
be arranged to suit
Petworth, 9Th and Varnum n. W.
6,000-Easy Terms
rooms and bath brick, room for 81.
rage; close to cars; high elevation. Front
porch. Nicely arranged rooms. owner
will repaper TO suit purchaser.
Brightwood, Ingraham Street
$6,250-S500 Cash
Brick home OF rooms and bath, hot
water heat nicely located; high elevation
close to cars. Monthly payments TO suit.
18th and Florida Avenue n. K.
$4,000-Easy Terms
Fine little brick home Of Z large rooms
and bath: furnace heat, electric lights {.
room for garage. You will be please ntly
surprised at how nice home this is.
uApTIINC
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Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-12-27
With Fifth Week
Burch Defense Is
Seeking an Alb
(By AssOeinted Preas1

Los Angeles, Calf, Dec. 27-Tbe
trial of Arthur C. Burch, CHARGED
WIN the murder of J. Bolton Kenns-
dy' went into its sixth week TODAY
"hen 1t was resumed after a Christ.
mas recess. 1t was considered poss-
Bile the defene today would call wit
nesses whose testimony would tend to
establish an alibi for Burch, but no
definite statement of such a plan was
forthcoming.
Burch's counsel had previously an
nounced, however, they held such
witnesses in reserve, and that except
for their testimony and that of alien
lists who give their opinions as to the
defendants mental condition, they had
practically completed their case.
Mrs. Madalynne Obenchain, code
tendant with Burch, has been sub
poenaed as a witness by his counsel
but has not announced whether she
will testify. 1t has been pointed out
that she cannot be forced to do so, as
having been indicted with him she
could refuse on the ground she might
incriminate herself.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-12-27
Special Services in All
Churches and Many
Gatherings
HOLIDAY TRADE FINE
Community Tree Drew a
Tremendous Crowd to
Court Square

Palatka enjoyed the Christmas
season to its fullest xetent, and has
fully recovered to take up the work
that will develop with the new year.
In all of the churches special serv-
ices, with special musical programs,
were arranged and large congrega-
tions were in attendance.
Coming on Sunday, Christmas day
was not as hilariously celebrated as
when it comes during the week, but
there was plenty of activity on Mon
day. Sunday was given over to quiet
home gatherings, following the
church hour, with many enjoying
the balmy afternoon by motoring to
various points that might hold the
individual or collective interest.
Monday evening the feature was
the Community Service Christmas
tree on the courthouse square. 1t is
estimated that 1000 men, women and
children assembled for this event. A
brilliant musical program had beer
prepared, and, assisted by the Com.
munity Service band, presented ar
entertainment thoroughly in keeping
with the occasion. The beautifully
illuminated tree gave proper empha
sis to the occasion, despite the re
|gnats sexpresssds by many that oppo
sition to the placing of presents OF
it detracted so much from the joy o.
the occasion, especially to the young
folks.
Merchants report highly satisfac
tory sales of holiday goods, some de
claring that their sales were larger
than on any previous Christmas. Thi1
was not generally the case, however
last Christmas still holding the rec
ord in many instances.