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The New York herald., 1921-03-24
CLEMENCEAU HOME
FROM TRIP TO INDIA
Welcomed by Paris Crorcd; /;
Women Kiss Him.
81 tI.e AssoeIatsd Pr,s,.

PARis. March 2s,-Former Premier
Clemenceau received a warm welcome on
his return to Paris to-day from tiger
hunting trip TO India II was a small
but very enthusiastic crowd OF Parisians,
many OF whom were women, and several
presented bouquets and kissed the
Tiger" heartily.
NJ. Clemenceau was wearing canvas
shoes, tweed suit and his character
istic battered hat. AS he stepped lightly
from the train the bright sunshine made
a strong contrast on his face. which has
heen bfonzed by his outdoor life. The
former Premier looked the picture OR
health.
The New York herald., 1921-03-24
GREEKS MOVE AGAINST
TURKISH NATIONALIST
h ne 4 seoofatea PRESS

sMYRNA March 23.-The Greek often
gjye against the Turkish Nationalists
under Mustapha hemal Pasha started
to-day. according TO latest advices re-
ceiYea here.
The Washington herald., 1921-01-26
PRESENT TAX LAW
HARD TO ENFORCE.
WILLIAMS ADMITS
Revenue Commissioner
Says Business of Tax
Bureau Has Grown.

Commi ssiOner of Internal Rev
enue Williams was yesterday shown
an item carried in a morning news
paper to the effect that DR.: T. S.
Adams. consulting expert of the
Bureau Of Internal Revenue. had
stated at a dinned given by the
credit men and bankers of Cleve-
land. Ohio. that the tax machinery
was on the verge OF a breakdown,
and that to prevent the same, the
tax laws should be simplified and
the government service made at
tractive enough in dignity and pay
to keep the experts trained by the
bureau; that the saddling OF the
work involved IN enforcement of
the Nolstead Act upon the bureau
had caused a great strain upon the
system which the bureau had borne
only with difficulty, and could not
be borne longer unless the public
| faces the situation and steps are
( taken to remedy it-advOCating the
repeal Of the excess profits tax as
one of the remedies.
The wording of the report Of
/ Dr. Adams speech is rather un-
fortunate. in that it creates faise
! impression quite contrary from that
which, l am sure, DR.. Adams in
tended" Mr.. Williams said.
1T is true that the administra-
tive difficulties of the present tax
laws. together with the enforcement
of the Volstead Act, constitute. a
severe burden. but the machinery
for the collection of taxes. as well
as for the enforcement Of the Vol
stead Act. was never in better con-
dition. In fact. the tax collecting
machinery il marvellous Organi-
cation. and its efficiency would not
suffer in comparison with any
large business organization in the
United States. I would bet my last
cent on the bureau. During the
( past twelve months the output Of
/ the bureau in tax work has in
/ creased more than 100 per cent. As
an Illustration, ! might refer to the
number Of diffiCult income and
d profits tax returns (returns which
7
s5OOO). that have been audited in
: two different periods; the total
number audited during the quarter
( ended December 81. 1920. was 367.-
/ S4-apprOXimately two and a half
, times as many as were audited dur
/ ing the corresponding quarter Of the
preceding year.
TT is believed that DR. Adams no
uhtdoubt intended to impress
upon his bearers the necessity for
Simplifcation Of the present tax
laws. as well as the necessity for
no more increased administrative
difficulties for the bureau. and also
the necessity for a sufficient ap-
preparation by Congress to enable
the bureau to retain in the gov
ernmeht service its experienced and
valua BILE men II is obvious that
| If we should lose many of these
valuable men. or have our admin
istrative difficulties increased, the
bureaus work would necessarily
| suffer"
The Washington herald., 1921-01-26
CLEANING LIGHTS
OF GOTHAM LURE
GIRLS OF NATION
Bureau of Missing Per
sons Finds 1,700 Rum
aways in One Year.

There were more than 100 run
away girls, all under 81. in New
York last year.
That the number is nearly 200 un-
der that of the year before was due
to post low visibility
of the uniform-a powerful lure
toward uncharted ways - accord
ing to Capt. John H. Ayres. head Of
the Missing Persons Bureau.
In an address at the annual meet
ing of the New York Probation and
Protective Association and the Girls
Protective League. he continued:
of 1,7l3 girls reported to the bu-
reau. l,6s5 were accounted for. Also
we were able to determine in many
more cases this year than last, rea-
sons for leaving home. Considering
conditions-ending of the war and
tendency toward normal living-we
look for continued lessening of way
wardness."
However, Magistrate John S. Nc
Greehan. sitting in the WOman's s
Court, declared that more incor-
rigible girls had come before him in
the past few months than in all his
years on the bench.
He said: If an indifferent magis-
trate. or one laXly dispOsitioned,
were to preside at jefferson Market
tor even little time, clarion
call from the streets here would
make this city the mecca for :he
dissolUte. the depraVed and the
criminal from every part of the
country.
THE work of the woman's court
here is such that men magistrates
must be drafted 10 serve more. Yet
a self-satisfied community wraps IT.
self in mantle OF prudery and
closes its eyes to existing Condi-
tiuns."
Justice McGrechan. who spOkr on
stage: empaIement Of sex.
The Washington herald., 1921-01-26
What's Going
On T o d a y
Amusements.


Poli's-"Broadway Brevities."
Belasco-"Not So Long Ago
Acknowledgement BeauCaire."
GarriCk-Robert Downing in Ten
Nights in a Bar Room"
Gayety-Jean Bedinrs "Peek-a-
Boo"
b. +. Keith's-Vaudeville
Strand-Naudeville
Cosmos-Vaudevill
Metropolitan -" Passion" with
Pola Negri.
Columbia - William c. DeMilIe's
Midsummer Madness"
Palace-Mary Pickford in The
Love Light"
Rialto-Clara Kimban Young in
Hush"
Garden-Enid Bennett in Her
Husbands Friend"
KniCkerbocker-"The Hope"
Crandall's-B= he Daniels in You
Never Can Tell"
Criterion While New York
Sleeps"
Leader-wesley Barry in The
Country Fair"
Concert at Central High School
S:15, under auspices of the Com
munity Service.
Athletic smoker. Lay Alumni As
sociation. Catholic University Sis
at University Club.
Meeting. Oklahoma State Society
p. m, Thomson School. followed
by dancing.
women's City Club, s p. m, DR.
W. f. Stafford. speaker. Also meet
ing OF professional and business
women's section.
Weekly dance. Y. NJ H. A, at the
club building. Eleventh street and
Pennsylvania avenue.
Bonzai Club, informal dance, al
Mrs. Dyers. 1917 r street north
west. Open to public.
Central Y. NJ. c. A. recital by
pupils OF John G. Klein. assisted by
Miss Ruth Bronson. violinist. As.
sembly Hall. s p. m.
Columbia Chapter No. /. R A NJ
annual grand visitation and confer,
ring of degree. p. m.
North Dakota State Society. dance
Thomson School
Audubon Society annual meeting
auditorium of National Museum
SIS. illustrated lectures.
Indiana State Society. m~ting
music and dancing. 8 p. m. Crysta
Room. Ebbitt Hotel
The Washington herald., 1921-01-26
Fire Leader Recovering
From Accident Hurts

Battalion Chief Timothy J. Dono-
hoe. of the Fire Department.. who
was seriously injured when his au-
tomobila cOllided with a fire truck
at Columbia, road and sherman ave
nue. on January 8. is recovering
rapidly at Garfield Hospital and is
expected to return home within a
week. .-.
Donohoe was visited yesterday by
District Commissioner 7. Thuman
Hendrick. and George 5. Watson,
chief engineer of the Fire Depart
ment. -. ..-
Donoh3e underwent an x=ray ex-
animation of his Jaw. which was
broken in the collision, and physi-
clans report it is mtnding rapidly.
The Washington herald., 1921-01-26
Luxurious CIubroon1s
For G.. w. u. Students

All the comforts of a modern
clubhouse are to be furnished stu
dents of the George Washington
University Law School, according to
plans now being worked out.
Luxurious clubrooms with open
fireplaces. pretty draperies and at
tractive art works ara now bein.
fitted up by the Columbian women
of the university. An informal
opening will be held in the near
future. The furnishing of the
rooms is costing mora than $1,000.
about $500 of which has been con-
tributed by students.
The girls clubroom is on the sec
ond fioOr of the Law School, 1895 X
street northw est, and overiooks Nc
Pherson Square. The color scheme
is yellow and black
The Washington herald., 1921-01-26
SUED FOR $4,000
AS NOTE ENDORSER

The American Surety Company. OF
Nv York, filed suit yesterday in
the District Supreme Court Sgains;
Eli Sheetz to recover $4,000 which
is alleged to be due the surety com
pany on a note in favor OF II. G.
Lamson. and. it is alleged. endorsed
by Sheetz.
Through Attorneys Lambert and
Yeatman. the plaintiff company al
leges that On November II. 1919,
Lamsen signed a note promisinc 10
pay to the order of tha National
Surety Company the sum of $4,000
and deposited as collateral 100
shares of the stock of the Crucible
Steel Company. Sheatz and W. n.
Williams. it is alleged. endorsed the
note. which has since not been paid.
The Washington herald., 1921-01-26
ICuticura Soap.
- SLAVES -
Without Mug
Backache and
Kidney Disorder

tBy DR.. l.. c. BabcockD

Simple methods are usually the
most effective. The mere drinking
cup OF hot water each morning.
and a little "An-uric' lanti-uriC
aCid) before every meal has been
found the most effective means Of
overcoming kidney trouble. Death
would occur il the kidneys did not
work day and night in separating
poisOns and uric acid from the.
blood.
The danger signals are Lackache,
dePressiOns. aches, pains. heaviness.
drOwsiness. iFritability. headaches.
chilliness, rheumatic twinges. SwoI-
len joints. gOut
Step into YOUR drug store and
obtain "Anuric." first discovered by
Dr. Pierce, of the Surgical Institute.
Buffalo. y. Y. or send DR.. Pierce 10
cents for trial package.
The Washington herald., 1921-01-26
SULPHUR CLEARS
rough, RED SKIN
Face, Neck and Arms Easily Made
Smooth, Says Specialist.

Any breaking out Of the skin, even
nery, itching eczema. can be quickly
Sulphur, declares a noted skin
specialist Because of its germ de-
1stroying properties. this sulphur
preparation begins at once to soothe
irritated skin and heal eruptions
such as rash. pimples and ring
worm.
1t seldom fails to remove the tor
ment and Disagreement, and you do
not have to wait for relief from
embarrassment. Improvement quick
" shows. Sufferers from skin trou-
BILE should obtain a small jar OF
MenthO- sulphur from any good
druggist and use it like cold Cream m.
ADV.
The Washington herald., 1921-01-26

Iheres certain virtue in re-
sembling parsonage; it distin-
guishes one from the crowd and all
that sort of thing. Maybe the
subject of the picture isn't aware
of the likeness and maybe she isn't
the great EthePs counterpart at
all times but she was a fair. dupli-
cate the day the photograph was
taken.
Barrymore is far from Washing
ton this week but Broadway
Brevities of 1920" is holding forth,
glamorous and syncopated, at
Polls Theater. If the original of
the picture will call on Col Has
san, Picture Editor of The Herald
at 427 Eleventh street northwest,
she will receive a pass for two
seats to tonighfs presentation of
THE Brevities" and in addition a
months subscription to the paper.
When Miss Lucy Cumberland
was snapped by The Herald cam
eraman she was one of the en-
ployes. of the Bureau of Naviga-
The Washington herald., 1921-01-26

Highest, 20; lowest, IS.
Relative humidity-s a. M, "a; s
}. m, 40.
Rainfall g p. m. to 8 p. M. 0.
Hours of sunshine. rs.
Per cent of possible sunshine. 20.
Temperature same date last year
"a; lowest, IS.
The Washington herald., 1921-01-26
WHAT'S IN A RESEMBL LANCE?
SHE LOOKS LIKE BARRYMORE

She looks Barrymore little thought
of the department buildings
Eighteenth northwest the fooigh of the "legt
The Washington herald., 1921-01-26

commission should Immediately
long before the nXpiratioI of the
five years-determine upon a fixed
sum in the neighborhood of 30O,-
900, 100000 gold marks $5, oO0. .OO0.-
0OO) and II this sum then appears
unobtainable the allied governments s
could again intervene ard effect d
compromis"
There still remains the Eastern
question for discussion.
Question of Greeks.
Three facts have come to pass
The Greeks have sustained a defeat
in Asia Minor. the junction of, the
Nationalists and BOlshevists is
more completely affirmed and Italy
sent a note to France four days ago
proposing a solution of the prob
lem of Smyrna, under which Greece
would conserve only economic
privileges.
The Italian suggestion is in real
itv only decoy for n revision Of
the treaty of Sevres Both Italy
and France think it would be dan
gerous to wait longer in fear of
tween the Turkish NationaIists and
the Bolshevists. Such an tlliance
at first sight seems paradoxical by
reason of the traditional hatred sep
arating and Turk and. the Russians
and also by reason of the fundamen-
tai opposition of the doctrines of Is
lam and the BolsheYfsts. Both
Parts and Rome ,beliexe that 1t is
only necessity that has brought
Mustafa Kemal to face such an al
lianpe that he for the moment q & =
pro-Russian only in that he is anti
Greek.
eepyrisht, 1891. Public Ledger co.,
The Washington herald., 1921-01-26
THE WEATHER.

Forecast for Today and Tomorrow.
District of Columbia. Maryland
and Nirginia-ClOudy. probably fol-
lowed by snow today; tomorrow
snow; fresh northeast and east
winds
The Washington herald., 1921-01-26

no Navy But before her picture appeared Yesterday
Interior Department and been assigned somewhere the
Yosemite Valley So friend of hers spped Col Hassan regettng
inability OF the charming Miss Cumberland appear
Pictur ditor's
The Washington herald., 1921-01-26

-Towles Studio.
FRANK L. WAGNER,
BaiIder and prominent Kiwani-
an. today will celebrate his
hfty-nrst birthday. Wagner is
member of the National Press
Club, Board of Trade, Chamber
of Commerce and the Builders
and Manufacturers Association.
He has been in the building bus
iness since 1905. and among the
mnpy buildings he has con-
structed are the Army and Navy
C1ub and the <Omm rciaI Bank.
He is n member of the Masonic
order.
The Washington herald., 1921-01-26
Wants Part Payment.

France will insist upon a partial
payment now. The French treasury
cannot face the cost Of restoring the
devastated regions without imme-
diate German contributions and will
therefore demand five annuities.
each Of 5000. 100000 francs gold
$500. 0OO. .OOO). each to be paid in
material and money. According tc
the French thesis the reparation
The Washington herald., 1921-01-26
Guides Roses

are renowned for their beauty and
fra grancr 1914 F-Adv.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-11-01
c Q N v 0 CAR {

Societatea Romano de AWtor
81 Cultura Sam;inatorirll Ro-
man. din +. Youngstown, Ohio.
roaga pc toti mcmbri sal din loc
81 jur. de lua parte la adunarca
Grnerala lllnara care Sc va tinea
Dunincca in 6 Novcmbrie 1921
in Oficiul Societhtii lie sub No
1O2 : 10-lea STR. Sedinta Sc va
dcschide la orcle | 30 prccis.
Dcci rugam pc toti fratii membrii
de a lua parte la aceasta sedinta
find mai multe chcstii de resolvat
pentrll Societate.
Dcci in numele Societatii "Sa-
matorul Roman am ramas as-
tcptandu-vd Gu drag.
Nicolae Marhao, presedinte.
loan Rddean, prim secretar.
(205-56).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-11-01

Va fl q no1a revizie. - Ce va no.
tari comisia ceritrala de la Buc1i.
resti. = Resortul de finante din
Cluj concentreaza toate datele. -
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nici un credit. intru eat chestiu.
nea urmeaza sl sc. solntioneze de-
pin in maximum doua luni.
Asupra modului cum Sc va face
plata despagubirilor Ill Simiones-
eli ne da urlnatoarea .amurire:
In principiu este hotarit a 90 da
daunatllor rcnta Ell un procent de
| Ia suta amortizabila in timp d.
10 ami. Mai sllnt 81 alte chestiuni
ae amanat. dar asnpra accstor,
mca nu s'a hotarit ccya in mod
definitiv.' -
(Din 'Vointa
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Refdrh1a agfara in Ardea|

pot apoi ridica detailat, cu plan
seta sau tachimetru, snprafetelt
de m;lsurarc. earl cad sub expro
priere.
Scrvieiul Triangulatiei i'll pre-
zent Gu 10 ingineri specialist
eXecuta lucrari triangulare, dez
voltand reteua superioara de or
dinele I--11I in judetele Solnoc
Dcba "a 81 Purda-Aiies, apoi dt
ordinul al ~ pcntru 'ridicarca de
tailata i'll judetele Fagaras. Tur
da-aries, Salaj, Arad, Caras-Seve
rim 81 Timis.
In genere, acest serviciu calcu.
leaza pc baza geodeziei superioare
coordonatclc punctelor de reper
earl formcaza apoi punctcle de
plecare 81 orientarc ale ridicarc
dctailatc.
Serviciul geodezic, pana in pre-
zent, lucreaZa pc teren GU j5 in
gineri la ridicarra suprafetelor
statu-quo ale tcritoriilor din do
meniile Statului, carl $ s'au dat in
arenda fortata 81 earl cad sub
expropriere in urmatoarele co
mume din judetuf Arad: Ghioroc.
Zimanykoz, Zimanysatu-nou, CT
cir. Giulita, Pecica-rom. 81 ma
ghiara, Glogovat Covasint;
judetul Timis: in comunelc
Semlak. Santmihaiul-roman 81
Ttyin:
judetul Caras-Severin: in co
mnnele Silha, Costeul-mic 81 mare
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Executarea technica a REFORMED
ag1ale. - Lucrarile executate
rana in prextnt de inspectora-
tul 0eodeziC 81 Cadastral
pc teFen.

Reforna agrara din Ardeal
votat;i iii sesiunna trecuta Par
l,iment,1!ui, pc langa lucrarile
pregatitoare ,pcntru punerea ei in
aplicare. necesiteaZa 81 foartn
grea 81 minntioasa lucrare pc te-
rem. pentrn masurarea 81 parcela
rea loturilor cuvenite celor I'M
proprietariti.
Execntarea technica refor-
mel agrare in Ardeal s'a inceput
inca din luna Iulie. Gu 10 ingi
neri triangulatori 81 So ingineri
gcodczlcl de Stat, de la inspecto-
ratclc .apartinatoare Inspectora-
tulni General Gcodezic 81 Cadas-
trail din Cli.
Seful lnspcctoratului General,
I'll ing. inspector general Alexiu
M'lnteanu, care a OrganlZat din
nou serviciile triangulareS 81 ms
pectoratele geodezice, conduce
exechtarea tehnica. avand de
baza triangulatie geodezca
fixa.
I'm acesf canevas geodezic,
dnpa necesitate. Sc dezvolta din
nou reteaua triangulara pana la
ordlnea ". astfel ea ingincrii
gcodezi:i de Stat 81 anteprenor
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coNvocARE

Societatea Romano de Ajutor
81 Cultura 'ClHa Noda'' din
Massillon. Ohio, Convoaca pc toti
mcmbrii sai din loc 81 iur lla
parte la sedinta generala lmara.
care va avea loc Dllmmeca in 6
Novembrie i'll Hala Societatii din
Columbia, Heights. Inceputul Sc
dintei va fl la Orele | 30 y. m.
Toti membrii stunt rugati lua
parte la aceasta sedintA 81 a Sc
presenta la timp.
AbSenteIc nemotivate Sc yos
pcdepsi conform regulamentului
nostru. In lnlmelc Soc. 'Cuy;
Noda" din MasSillon. Ohio
(25:156). Presidiul
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Poeni, Parul;


Poenl, Parlll;
Judetul Fagaras: IN rom'lnele
Fagaras. tnclGlata, Sercala, 10
rnmbacul de sus 81 JOS, Serata'
Beciean, 0omana df JOS 81 sus,
Nenetla;
Judetnl Hnncdoara; III comu-
neie BoVl. Santcralu, Rlbicloara
Jndctul SalaJ: IN comunele IL
dig, Grozlclll de Somes;
Jndctll Solnoc-Dopaca: III CO.
mlncle Ganrlll, vita;
Judeluf larnava-mlca: comuna
BUN; s~3-
judetul Turda-Aries comunele
~:
:,
..,.. :, :,
,,,a. ); ;..., an
a,,,,,a,a ca;s rns, ,;a,,,,
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DAUNATtI DE RAzBor
DIN ARDEAL.

Cum s'au facut constatarile.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-11-01

care aprobarea 81 verificarea Sc
va face pc tcrcn, adcca impartirea
loturilor celor improprietariti.
Toate aceste teritorii masuratc
sunt in~prezent date provizoriu in
arenda fortata.
din 'Patria'').
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Ce s'a platit in Ardeal.
Cum Sc vor plati datele.
&c ne spune directorul' general al
resortului de finante

i".DVi III t4AIUtdI este lIlcH Ucpdrle
dc a Fl capatat 0 solutiune clar1.
>a site atat ca din suma de 4 mi
liardc hotarita pentru despagu-
biri. Ardealului is IA repartizat
un miliard. Putand sta de vorba
cu dl Simionescu directorul gc-
neral al resortului de finantn.
dsa binevoit a ne da urmatoa
rele lamllriri in aceasta chestinne:
In primul rInd, ne spme dl ST.
mionescu este bine sa Sc site ca
achitarea despagubirilor de raz
boi este in strinsa legatura cu
aplicarea nouilor impozite pc
averc. De resultatul acestor i'm
polite depindc putinta 81 masura
IN care Sc va putea face plata da-
unatilor de razboi.
In Ardeal, continual a ne spune
directorul general, situatiunea Gu
despagubirele este multi mai ane.
voiasa ca in restul tarei din cauza
ca lucririle ce s'au facut pana in
prezent. s,tnt Incomplete.
In vechiul regat $ 'au facut con.
statarile necesare i'm toata rccula
lar comisiuneh all dat hotaririi
judecatoresti earl constitute pen
tru cei interesatI un titlu. Sc in.
teiege ca Satul va putea decid,
asupra snmelor de plata in ra.
port eli putinta GEO va avea in
acest scop.
In Ardeal insa cOnstatarile s'al
facut in mod cu totul dcfectuos
Atat la tara eat 81 Ia orase acesln
constatari au fost facute de 60.
misiuni Institute din frumtasi
localitatilor. Constatarea sa "a.
cut prin aprecierilc Stabilize asu-
pra ccrerci daunatului 81 sumei
reclamate. Celc mai multe cercri
au fOst admise ct sumplc care
$ an ccrut.
Ap mai fost institute 81 conf
stunt judetene pentru revizl,irea
constellation facute de primele
comisiuni. Acestea din urma insa
Ii all, lucrat mimic astfel meat Ia
crurrle All ramas aici. Sc vede dar
bine cd III Ardcal. daunatilor de
razboi mi lis 'at stabilit deplm
drepturilc lor.
&c urmeaza 81 Sc fac;t? intrc-
BAN moi.
Pana in prezcnt mi am nici 0
dispositie de la centru. Este insi
foartc probabil ca o reyizuirc va
trcbni sd sc faca. Actualmente
resortul de finantc concentreaza
toate datele din toate iudetele,
de constatarile care s'au facut in
modul arafat mai sls. Peste 81
zHc sc va trimite la Bncuresti re-
isrltatul, i'm ce priveste snma glo-
.bala cererilor din Ardeal. 81
lcelelalte date necesare. La Bucu.
resti s'a constitute comisiune
centrala care va hotari daca con-
statarhc din Ardeal pot fl .luatc
ca bune.
Aceasta comisiune va .hotari in
mod definitiv 81 asupra reparti-
zarei sumei dc 4 miliarde, pn.
taad modifica repartizarpeI vechi,
dupa curs Isl va gasi ca dkte ne
cesar.
In priviUta pIatilor care s'at
facut in Ardeai pentrQ despaeu-
.birile de razboi, directprul gene
raj lie spume urmatoarelc:
''Nu san platit de cat uncle
.acontnri in tilnpul Consiliului Di.
priseut. Acesta av1r IN credit de
Is lailiosne, care a depsyit insa
atinsSnd su,na de IS milioane
Din accstea s'a dat d8lnatilor II
Drocente as1rra susnSlor recla
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-08-09
MASTERS|NGERS
/. RECEIVE WARM
WELCOME HERE
3. r. Keith's Program Offers
Many Tunefu Numbers
for Summer Evenings.

The Mastersingers, that sterling or
ganization of twelve mature male
voices, which has been delightlng
vaudeville patrons for about fifteen
years, returned to Keith's yesterday.
where they received unmistaka5le
evidence of the fact that they have
not lost one whit Of their popularity.
Seldom is it that any act receives
the volume of applause accorded the
Mastersingers at the conclusion OF
their final number. sextet from
Lucia" and the number of recalls
encroached considerably upon the
period allotted to intermission.
Their program consisted OF Doth
classic and popular numbers. in solo
and chorus work, and 1t seemed that
the preference of the audience was
equally divided between Lucia" and
that classic ballad-romance. Loves
Old Sweet Song"
Solo numbers were assigned to
Arthur Cole. A. Cameron Steele. and
Harold 8. Trip. the other members
of the organization being Allan Pres
Clark, Lester Bartlett. Franklin
Field. John r. Jones. T. c. Philips
Wilbur Dawson, and Writ b. Phil
lips, with William Ellis Weston al
the piano.
Molly McIntyre's "Buddies," with
the assistance Of b. c. lillian. was
a distinct success following Miss
McIntyre's songs.
Eddie Kane and Jay Herman, old
time favorites here, were pleasing
with their nonsense chatter.
Frederick Easter and Beatrice
Squire, in Dance Fantasies" pre-
scented an artistic act.
Ben Bernie's violin number war
well received. Bessie Hampel Ann
Ford and George Goodridge and the
Garcinetti brothers complete the
tuneful summer bill.