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Evening star., 1921-04-25

-HE President will formally
receive his serene highness
the Prince of Monaco. Albert
I, and the members of his
suite at the White House this after
noon at o'clock. The prince Will be
entertained at luncheon tomorrow by
the ambassador of France and Nine.
Jusserand, who have invited a large
and distinguished company to meet
him.
This evening the noted visitor Will
attend the meeting of the National l
Academy of Science in the National M
Museum, when he will be gwen the
Alexander Agassiz medal. awarded
him by Americas foremost scientlhc
body in recognition of his researches
in the science of the ocean Ihe
prince will make an address and
reception Will olio~ IN the Sdiitti's
of the museum. .
The prince. with his suite which is
composed of his aid-de-camp. Con-
mander Bouree. and his physician, Dr.
Louet, arrived in Washington last
evening and was met at the station
bv officials of the State Department
who accompanied him to the Hotel
Washington. where the party VIII re-
main during their stay.
The President and Mrs. Harding had
luncheon with Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Reale Mclean yesterday at their
estate near Leesburg. Va. making the
forty-mile trip by motor. They were
accompanied by Brig. Cen Sawyer ana
returned to Washington later in the
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs Mclean will entertain
a large company at breakfast next
Sunday in their suburban nome
Friendship, on Wisconsin avenue.
The Vice President and Mrs. Coolidge
will be the guests of honor at dinner
this evening of the Misses Patten IN
their home on Massachusetts avenue.
The Secretary of State and Mrs.
Hughes will be hosts at banquet fol-
lowed by reception this evening at
the Pan-American Union building, 10
be given in honor of the special mis-
sion from Venezuela. which is headed
by the minister of foreign affairs of
that country, DR.. Esteban Gil Borges.
The banquet company Will NUMBER
about sixty-five. and additional guests
have been asked to the reception,
which will be marked with much
formality.
The members of the special mission
were the guests at a luncheon given
today by Senor Manuel S. Sanchez at
the New willard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren De1ano Rob-
bins will be hosts at dinner this
evening.
Mrs Thomas F. Walsh will be enter
tained at a dinner followed by dane
ing this evening at the Chevy Chase
Club by the members of the dancing
class which has met in her Massachu
setts avenue home through the spring
season. There will be between fifty
nd fyt " n
remain for the dancing later.
Medical Director W. r. Du Bose, L.
S. N, retired, and Mrs. Du Bose an
nounce the marriage of their daughter
Kate to Mr.. Chester Flather, Saturday,
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SmCAGo, Aprn af- Butter higher
creamery extras Sg5f3Ghc, standards S6c.
Egps lower. receipts 81. l66 cases flrs,s
p,art, caaea Included. sin2ihc
Poultry alive easy. fowls 27c; springs
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NEW YORK, April 27.--Lhor,y bonds
| closed 2iAs tssAai nrat - SIl2 hi
| gecond ~ RsG.7G, first ihs fST,l0. second
as ts6sS, third lt,a 500. so, fourth Ait-
| SSGOG. Victory 9As tD55Oi Victory ANH
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
LOST AND FOTND.

LOST And FOTND.
LOST--3Ox3h red wire wheel, tire aud
tube, cedar 9ib; osags bs6S,
-PockcthoOk, black patent leather,
handle broken, containing So or more.
Finder phone Usage 2b31-J.
LOST Large slz. male aug0ra cat. burnt
orange can Usage 1924. Reward.
LOST Ladies' purse between postoffice on
BOULDER or between Boulder and Main
on Fourth, containing one $50 bill, one
$40. three 81 bills and small change. Re
turn " Mrs. Chas. Lewis, 6Q2 ). Elsln
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CHICAGO. Aptii 27.--Potatoos old
steady; receipts 81 cars; northern white
sacked and bulk 96cG O5 cwt.: new
gtronEer: Florida No 1 11.551SOo barrel,
1 Ma 2 bnOQf6.2h
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nnnrn of Irlrr..

Tho range of prices ~ oil stocks On thH
view york. curt Wednesday, sH reported hy
htrgudbcrE, MDGt'cyy CO..
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hpi HH $50 Uuu Jp. fp2l World pub
IHuIrE Company. rubIsbcrJ
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Want Ads
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Under no circumstances are we re-
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Novel Industrial Lighting
Exhibit to Be Shown Here
Local Electrical Company Arranging for Educational Display
Illustrating How Production Be Increased Through
Better Lighting Methods.

unique industrial lighting exhibit will be
given this May showing the Of
methods lighting which through exhaustive resulted
increased production lower and better
working conditions
The exhibition has been arranged for by the Electric Supply Co..
with the Edison Lamp Works of the General Electric Co.. and will
be shown the municipal auditorium portable formed
framework of iron piping the and sides of which
stretched ceiling and walls constitute the center of
the audience inside this portable
of high intensity lighting shown by of diff
kinds of lights and reeos hung through the cell
member audience allowed the light
intensity through device known the foot candle
the Edison Lamp Works accompanies the exhibit
and different methods
The portable will about SO people
Unusual being displayed in this travelling industrial
lighting exhibit There already three them the road and
planned Representative industrial
agers civic business
operating exhibit and have gnfed their intention of being
the exhibits and theng the development of the edu
caonal which the principal of the demonra
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STOMACH UPSET?
Get at the Real Cause - Take
Or. Edwards Olive Tablets

That's what thousands Of stomach
sufferers are doing now, Instead OF
taking tonics, or trying TO patch up a
poor digestion, they are attacking the
real cause OF the ailment--clogged
liver and disordered bowels.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets arouse
the liver in soothing, heShing way.
When the Ever ard bowels are per-
forming their natural functions, away
goes indigestion and stomach troubles.
Have you a bad taste, coated
tongue, poor appetite, lazy. don't
care feeling. no ambition or energy,
trouble with undigested foods' Take
Olive Tablets. the substitute for ealomel.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets are a
purely vegetable compound mixed with
pIve iii You will know them by Their
olive color. They do the work without
gripping, cramps or pain. .,
rake one or two at bedtime for S'scl
relief. Eat what you like. l5c and w
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Inhnnnnllnni on stncls.

Tho closing bid and asked prices OF
indepondcnt oil stocks on tho New Norh
curb market Wednesday, as reported by
Houston, FihiO a. Co;
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The etuHiuE bid ana nHKrd prl's4 -
Standard on stu,ta on tho Sow fnfF
curb market Wsdu"Hday. aa reported hy
srtuulbrtE McGfr,yy ~ Co.
The New York herald., 1921-04-18

A. V. PAYNE. Chiropractor. M. D..
announces removal OF offices May from
AZ West 34th St to the Osborne.
205 West 57th St. cor. 9TH Az.
Suite Nos. a4i 70 afs
Hours daily 10 to IL and 2 to 4 !;
Tuesdays and Thursdays, to $50.
The New York herald., 1921-04-18
TWO LITTLE GIRLS WILL
UNVEIL BOLIVAR SHAFT
Great Granddaughters of
Poez Chosen for Honor.

Mariquita Paez MacManus and Pa
tricLa Paez MacManus. . and years
old respectively, who are the great
granddaughters or Gen. Jose Antonio
paez. first President Of the Republic OF
Venezuela. viii perform the act of un-
yelling the statue or Gen. Simon Bolivar
in Central Park tomorrow afternoon.
President Harding sil be present and
will accept the statue. which is a gift
or the Venezuelan Government. on be
helf 81 the city or New York. The
Misses MacManus are the daughters Of
Mrs. Seumas AiacManus Of 264 West
Ninety fourth street Their great-grand-
father was an officer under Gen. Boli-
var
Members Of the special mission from
Venezuela will be received at noon to-
day by Mayor Hylan and the members
Of the Board OF Aldermen in the Alder
manic Chamber at City Hail. The dele.
cation IL composed Of Esteben Gil Bor-
ges. Minister OF Foreign Relations OF
Venezuela DIR, Santos a. Dominica En-
voy Extraordinary OF Venezuela Felipe
Francia. Francisco Xavier Yanes, DIR
Jose Santiago Rodriguez. j. NJ. Herrera
Mendoza. Manuel Scgundo Sanchez and
Col Antonio Martinez Sanchez.
The New York herald., 1921-04-18
97 DEAD, 80 HURT BY
STORM IN SIX STATES
Reports Are Incomplete and
Death Toll Is Expected
to Increase.

MEMPHIS. Tenn. April H. 49, lncom-
plete reports from the si1 States swept
late Friday and Saturday BY storms
showed tonight death list OF 81. with
20 seriously injured anG Almost thirty
suffering lesser injuries. Property dam
age. II was estimated. viii run into the
millions and when relief parties report
from isolated sections u is feared that
the death toll will mount still higher.
A. compiled tonight by States the
death list was Texas. 9 Arkansas.
66; Mississippi, s, and Alabama, IL.
TorrentiaI rams wnicn followed the
wind Rave delayed relief work. but in
Arkansas the Red Cross has begun work
in counties where hundreds OF families
were rendered homeless Tents have
been supplied by the National Guard
and food supplies are being sent IN.
In Arkansas. on many plantations IN
Miller and Hampstead counties. a rich
The New York herald., 1921-04-18
DETECTIVES ACTIVE
AT STILLMAN CAMP
Evidence to Disprove Testi-
mOny Against Bankers Wife
Reported in Abundance.

With the second hearing in the divorce
president OF the National City Bank.
only sixteen days away. reports from
Canada Yesterday were that scores Of
detectives employed by the banker and
have been active for more than two
weeks in and near the Stillman home
at Three Rivers. Province or Quebec.
The detectives working for Mrs Still
man are reported to have unearthed de-
tails which will disprove the testimony
of French-Canadian witnesses at the
hearing held in the rooms of the Bar AS
sociation on December 16 last
Mrs. Stillman's lawyers are confident
the banker will not be able to prove the
allegations he made against his wife,
ana they feel certain that Daniel J.
Gleason. referee. will accept the opinion
Of Supreme Court Justice Morschauser
and refuse 70 admit the alleged hysteri-
cal letter of Mrs. Stillman. which is con-
sideTed the backbone Of the bankers
charges
me nearing will be held at the Of
hces o. Nicoll Anable, Fuller & Sulli
van attorneys for Mr. Stillman The
plete the presentation of their evidence
in two days-May and but should
Referee Gleason overrue Justice Nor
schauser In regard to the competence as
evidence Of exhibits A 10 H." the seven
letters that figure in the case IL is gen.
orally understood that Mrs Stillman's
lawyers Will take an appeal in which
event trial Of the suit may be delayed
indefinitely.
After Mr. Stillman's lawyers rest their
case John r. Mack. guardian ad litem
for Guy Stillman. and Mrs. Stillman's
attorneys will seek an opportunity TO
cross-examine the French Canadians
who testified at the first hearing II
Referee Gleason refuses to grant this the
lawyers will ask Justice Morschauser to
direct him 10 do so. 1t is considered
likely that q commiss ion will be sent 10
Canada to take the depositions. and ii is
also thought possible that the third hear
ing in the suit will be staged near the
Stilman summer camp at Three Rivers.
a despa tch from Montreal tells OF the
arriva there several days ago OF two
detectives named Smith and Fitzsim-
mons, who regis. cred at the Windsor
Hotel as being from New York city.
Ftzsimmons is Norman ]. Fitzsimmons.
who formerly was a detective attached
to Police Headquarters but since has
opened private agency. He and Smith
are understood to be in the employ or
Stanchfield & Levy, attorneys for Mrs.
Stlllman. The detectives are reported to
have spent much time in and around
Three Rivers and Grand Mere. which
points are mentioned in the bankers
allegations
Fitzsimmons and Smith. according TO
The New York herald., 1921-04-18
BROKER MAY MAKE
UP WITHWIFE MOI
Andrews ReappearS and
Friends Now Predict
Reconciliation.
NO USE FOR ESTHER
Greenwich Prosecutor EX-
pected to Act OH Warrant
for Bigamy.
TROUBLES DRAWING NEAR
Hudson County Grand Jury to
Consider Case Tomorrow
Divorce Suit Not Halted.
TROUBLES DRAWING NEAR

A reconciliation between Herbert
Thornton Andrews and his first wife.
Maud Haynes Andrews, who several
days ago ordered the broker and his
second wife TO leave their Jersey City
home. now seems to be the most prob
able move in the most improbable
marital triangle brought to light IN
many a day.
Mr. Andrews who dropped out OF
sight Saturday vowing he would md
Esther Tatnall Andrews. his second
wife, and effect a reunion cant into
sight yesterday declaring he didn't care
an insignificant particle about Esther
Tatnall Andrews He was feeling
friendly toward Maud Haynes Andrews,
and friends predicted reconciliation.
The senior Mrs. Andrews. II is under
stood, feels disposed 10 forgive her hus-
band possibly on her own account. but
at least on account of her two children.
Meanwhile trouble is brewing for
Mr.. Andrews in two States. In Green
wich. Conn, where the second marriage
is alleged to have taken place James
f. Walsh, Prosecuting Attorney is be-
coming more than a bit impatient be-
cause Mr.. Andrews has not appeared as
he promised. to be arrested on a war
rant charging bigamy and perjury APP
parently the versatile broker has
changed his mind again. but Mr.. Walsh
IL threaten extradition proceedings.
That MIR. Andrews has no present in
tention Of going to Connecticut is lndi-
Gated by his cheerful statement that he
will be in his office at 20 Broad street
this morning at 9 o'clock for business as
usual To let domestic and legal mat
ters Interfere with business is far from
Mr.. Andrewss mind
But in addition to the Gonnecucur
trouble there are two varieties OF Jersey
trouble. One is that George Furst, at
torney for the first Mrs. Andrews, Is
going busily ahead on suit for divorce
at Trenton, entirely unaware OF any pos
sibiity OF reconciliation. Mr.. Furst said
he expected to have the citations which
Is New Jersey legal language for sum
mons. served on Mr.. Andrews in person
or by publication early this week. The
other difficulty in New jersey is that
the Hudson County Grand jury may
take action tomorrow in Mr.. Andrews's
case.
Mrs. Andrews. senior. is not letting
the domestic mixup interfere with her
ohildren's happiness, for she took both
youngsters for long automobile ride
yesterday. 1t was one OF the peculiari-
ties of the Andrews menaGe that Mr..
Andrews and both the Mrs. Andrews
had or have individual automobiles or
the same make.
On her return from the drive Mrs
Andrews said she had not seen her hus-
nand since he left the Jersey City house
with the junior wife. She said she
would have TO talk 10 her lawyer before
saying anything about reconciliation.
Although she would not talk about
a reunion she said that the boys needed
their father
George Furst. Mrs. Andrews's attoS-
ney, said last evening that talk Of dis
possessing Mrs Andrews was ridiculous.
The New York herald., 1921-04-18

the Westchester county Society for the
Prevention or Cruelty to Children went
to the outskirts Of White Plains yester-
day morning and found Antonio Mango.
his wife and their seven children living
in a one room hut which Mango had
erected on a platform built on top Of
four old hot water boilers.
Mango told Mr. Warner he had been
forced out of his home by profiteering
landlords, and that he could find no
place to go for which he was able TO pay
the rent. He purchased a small lot in
the swamp near Lake street. and then
The New York herald., 1921-04-18
Next Issue, Times, April Is. 1921

Club 0 NaW York organization oil lines
2dfbor Hotel Me4lpn
The New York herald., 1921-04-18

farming section, practically every build
ing was destroyed. newly planted crops
washed out. orchards ruined, roads and
bridges badly damaged. while telephone
snd telegraph wires were almost all
destroyed. Railroads in that section re-
port tracks washed out at many places.
CLEVELAND. April 17.-Caught In the
grip of a storm which swept northeast
ward from Illinois and the Mississippi
Valley. Cleveland and northern Ohio
shivered in a temperature lowering
around freezing to-day. Snow fell in
termittently throughout the day and IL
was predicted extensive damage 10 fruit
would result.
The New York herald., 1921-04-18
HER MOTHER AIDS ANDREWS.
Pittsburgh Woman Has Hired
Lawyer for Him.

Special Despatch 70 THE NEW YORK HERMp.
PITTSBURGH. April f7.-Reposing abb
solute confidence in Herbert Thornton
Andrews. the husband Of her daughter
Esther. Mrs Christine Tatnall Of this
city has hired a lawyer 70 protect his
interests and those Of her daughter.
The attorney, II. y. Hirsh. has said
that Mr.. and Mrs Andrews arc expected
BY the family 10 arrive in Pittsburgh
ultimately. Ho says that he has been
in communication with them
The New York herald., 1921-04-18

the Montreal despatch have obta ined "a
trunk full OF affidavits. These affi-
davits are said TO contradict the key
hole and cadder" testimony of the
Canadian witnesses. and TO prove that
Mrs Stillman led a blameless life in the
Canadian camp.
The New York herald., 1921-04-18
HIGH RENTS DRIVE FAMILY
OF NINE TO ONE ROOM HUT
Father Erects Domicile of Old Boards Canvas and
Lnoleum in Westchester County Swamp-Re-
lief Extended by S. P. c. G.

bought the old boilers from a Junklnan.
He used old boards and linoleum for the
sides OF the house The roof consisted
Of q piece OF canvas supported BY up
rights. To reach the hut il was neces-
say 10 climb ladder
When Mr.. Warner was al the hut rain
was pouring through the canvas roof
and the whole family was drenched He
took four OF the children to the society's
rooms in Yonkers. Mrs. Mango and the
baby went TO the home OF friend. while
Mango and his two eldest boys, aged -
and 10. stayed 10 complete the building
or the hut. Eventually Mango expects
to have 1t HI to live in.
The New York herald., 1921-04-18
CRIPPLE BURNED TO DEATH.

FlTcHBURG. Mass. April l1.-Mrs
Martha 3. Gibson in her S0th year. q
cripple from rheumatism, was burned
to death tonight in her home here when
the upset lighted lamp. She was alone
al the time