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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-13
Deaths of a Day
DIR. BERGERON'S FUNERAL
Physician Who Died From Needle
Prick 70 Be Buried Saturday

DR.. Pierre \. Bcrgcron, 1908 west
Girard avenue. who died Wednesday,
following an infection received when he
operated on pneumonia patient. VIII
be buried from his home Saturday
morning. While the operation wns in
progress the doctor prickcd his finger
with n needle and remarked then that he
believed the slight wound would be fatal
Despite the fact that physicians cnutrr'
lied the hand and performed two opera =
tions, it was impossible TO save DIR.
Bcrgeron's life. Last Friday evening
his condition developed into septic core E
brnl spinal meningitis, and on Sunday
he lapscd into unCousciousnoss, from
which he never awokc
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R. R. LURE FATAL TO BABIES
Lansdae Brothers Couldn't Resist
scination-killed by Train

"Thc Song of the Rails was always
as aluring and tempting to Earl and
Burnett Meyers as has been the call Of
the sea to countless thousands who
sooner or later go down to the sea in
ships.
And because the boys-Earl was four
and Burnett fivc-could not resist the
lure of sitting by the Shiny ribbons Of
steel and watching the trains whizz by
once in while as they talked Of tho
doys 10 come when they would be mas
tcrs Of some big putting monster. they
will be buried from the home of their
parents at 40 Main street, Lansdalc,
today.
DAY after day tho two boys had
haunted the Reading tracks near their
home. Wednesday. Raymond McEll-
roy. signalman at Lansdalc. got them
away from the tracks just as fast
train sped past.
"You two will be killed some day II
YOU don't keep away from the tracks. y
he said. Wednesday. and then notified
their father. farm laborcr.
Yesterday they were killed by an cx .
press train.
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EIlaible for City Jobs

An eligible list for two city positions
was issued today from City Hall. For
assistant engineer in the Department Of
City Transit with n salary Of $1,000 to
$1,000: Sheldon Kcant. $500; Mark
Coplan. 81: Morrison y. STILES. 500,
and Walter Il. Wittc. S5.15. For Su =
pcrintcndent of the Philadelphia Hos
pital for Contagious Diseases. with a
salary of $1,000 and house and found :
James NJ. Leslie, 81 %: Harry &. De.
vine. 81 John ID. .Iungman, 1877, and
Charles II. Leonard, Jr., 30.
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MUCH SMOKE: LITTLE FIRE
Families Driven From Homes by
Mattress Factory Blaze

Several families were driven from
their homes by smoke early this morn
ing as the result Of fire in tho mat O.
trcss factory of Hyman Segal. SO4
South Second street. On account Of the
preponderance Of smoke 1t was believed
that half the block was threatened. but
when the clouds faded away il was
found that only a few mattresses had
been damaged.
The loss amounted to about $3.50
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Isaac 3. Smith

>Isaac y. Smith. said TO have been the
oldest Mason Pennsylvania, died yes
terday in the Masonic Home. Elizabeth
town. He was ninety-two years old,
and for more than fifty years was ide,n-
iified With Masonic organizations. He
was member Of Montgomery Lodge
10. +. and A. NJ. and ST. Adams
Commandery, Knights Tcmplar.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-13
GIRL ACCUSED OF THEFT
Landlady Blames Waitress in Mar
ket Street Restaurant

Stella Savage, II waitress in rcs.
taurant at Tenth and Market streets
was held under S400 bail for court b,
Magistrate Renshaw today in Central
Station. charged with the larceny ol
nm alarm clock. a string Of beads and q
hisQuc ornament. Charges we're pre-.
ferrcd by Mrs. Mary Lcnnartz, Of lO20
ColumbinI avenue, with whom the girl
had lived.
Mrs. Lcnnartz also said tho girl owed
hcr so room rent and SJI which she
had borrowed. This the girl denied
She broke down and wcpt bitterly rs
tho police matron led her from The
court.
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made by the company through his scrv.
Ices were as follows
H. u

-Four Exhibits
Exhibit A, defendant profits,
1907, $50. so.
Exhibit B, defendants profits. 500, &.
Exhibit G, defendants profit, $l2,-
026.25.
Exhibit ID. defendants profit. $40, e
5S0.50.
Defendant profit on fuel oil, Si3. q
These made total profit for the
company Of S674.T3S.Ij. and the plain
tiff therefore claims that there is now
due and owing to him by the company
the sum of $3.50. .2SI go. made up as
73S. 75. to wit. slGs .6SI 90. less amount
paid plaintiff by defendant on account
there Of S0400, leaving balance Of
$3.50, ,2S4. go. for which the suit is
brought The plaintiff is represented
in the suit by Michael ID. Hayes. who
will ask an early hearing Of the suit
Mr.. Corr is at present in Atlantic city.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-13

Miss Mary Swift Buckley
Miss Mary Swift Buckley. Secretary
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The Rev. Anthony ]. ZeIIer

The Rev. Anthony J. Icllcr, rector Of
the Church Of the Sacred Heart Of Jesus.
Third and Reed streets. died yesterday
in the rectory. 14O4 South Third street
He was ffty-ninc years old and had
been suffering from stomach trouble
since October.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-13

prominent manufacturer Of tiles. died
Wednesday night at his home. ~ Pns-
torius street, Germantown.
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of the Childrcn's Aid Society, died yes-
tprday in the home Of her step mother,
Mrs. Mary NauX Buckley, 1JOS Spruce
street. after n long illness.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-07-29

lstsris RsMin1 - !, xsaspol
II fSilston b spugsRs actaI
Unifsi, - MI 11lk$oaaS
perioodx In iotogta neouul =
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BIBLrOCRAFE

A aparut: "CeIe 1'rei CrssMyi, =
revista de cultura, publicata bila-
mar Ia Oradea-M Mare, Anul III, No.
II q Iulie 1921. Pretul lei $50.
Cupri1Isul: =: Nicolae Iorga
Gu. BacdJogln: N. Iorga; 7. g. DW.
ca: Omagin; SslviN Dsagomir: n.
Iorga; N. Batzarid: N. Iorga; G..
Rosicd: Astepti numai vorba
George Voevidca: Amurg in port;
Y. Bogrea: Critica populara; Jus
TIN HiesiN (Ady Endre): Omul
blestemat; MiAaI Drogomirescu:
"Tricolor'' 81 Democrat Va.
sile Al-Georye (Longfello,O): Elk.
.celsior; I. UrsN: Formarca carac.
.terufui; AierandrSnu Scurtu: Un.
.chiasul gandeste; Ion DragM: Cui.
bull C0sst0rtir Dobos: r toamna..
II. S0n-Marin0: Victima; Cronici
Cronica economica (Vasile Vlaicu)
Note. Nicolae Iorga catre tineret.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-07-29
convutARE

Soeietatea n0m&na dc Ajutor
d Cafura 'a0stsvian GSea'. din
Lima, Ohio, Consoaca pc tofi
fratii menbri u pc tcti fratii ro-
mani din loc 81 jur de lua parte
10 sedinta GeneralA lunara, care
w avea loc Duminvca in 81 Iuiie
10 orele ? q. m. in lecasiul d-lui
Sofron Ganea de sub No. 1921
South Mem Str. Deci STUNT rueeti
staruitor toti fratii membri de a
M lipsi niei unul de la aceasta
ssdint6 qentfh q ne putea implini
datorinta fata de Uniune deci
fieste care mensbru ii indato-
fat ssi observa Statutul 81 SAL
respecteze. D6rind de q mai fl
gura, ca nennbrn in organizatie
'bucurinlu-se L. nenor0ciri de-
beneficiu ce Use cavii1e ca mem-
bru brav. Deci lunt rugati fratM
menbri apartinatori SotietStii
"Octaviaa Gsgas" din diferit
orase asi aehita toate eompetiatele
ole A. fsta de Societate pentru
=.
un timp mai fndelungat pentru
: ne putea pune eu conspectnl in
bdna regula fax de Uniune. Deci
spcrind cxci yeti ii consinsi Ii
aeeast4 Convoeare. VI salut3m
IA numele Soc. y '50ctavian Goeass !.
bls1f1h :. 0dDtsA pre,edints.
- 1f1kA setfetAr /. II.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-07-29

I GhicaSo. icii ~ esll Se.
sat1si psste Ocsaai Pacific, 25
iapoli<zi. Ri sexisc "a Nes rdrk,
de uISde sor pfdea a Ettopa III
Geneva. Ri voF ls1a pirte Al sedl Nh
tele Ligei Natisnilor. pihtre vi,
clnsi sunt deieeati Vi ~ atasIti
acestora. Secretarul lor: Shikao
Matsashims, adec1arat siari4tilof
carl l'au interviewat ca poporul
japonez favoriseaza desarmarea
~ "a eissunt seyicitis "a pot sasista
la adunarea convocaa de prese-
dintele Harding pentru discuta-
reA' schestiei slesarmarii. Intrebati
de chestia insuiei zap, nici 1lnul
ldintre ei nh So simtit autorizat
sd vorbeaaca in aeeassa chestie.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-07-29

Dupa cat conssatam, toat6 cam
pania care Sc duce ilnpotriva ro-
chiteler scarte 81 a costum1lui de
baie a7rtr'o bucata, nu i1npresio.
neaza fetitele Gu picioarele strim-
|be.
Ca sd yorbesti mutt trebuie IN
ear de inteligenta dar ca sd sp'ui
ceva trebue "a fiji filosof.
Credinta noastra este ca piln.
|lele administrate inipotriva pros
tologiei nu trebuesc za1farisite.
Unii an 7nceput sa-si fi.amantt
mhtea de acum sa afle cum 81
vor imbraca femeile cand vol
:avea barba 81 m,ststi. MOI am f
cuFiosi sa stim cum Sc yor i'm
'brSca barbatii pc vremea ala.
| Il
Pc vremuri femeia cand vols
fsa. stoarca ceva de la barbat in
[trebuinta lacrime, astazi utili
zeaxa coada maturei.
| r
IIaptele, ghiata 81 carbunii dt
mnlte orr fac pc omal Gel ma
moral sa useze cuvinte profane
| -
O Doamna din Gary ne scri,
Cd n am expus correct incidentu
(avut intre d-sa 81 barbatelu
d-nei. Dina he asigura pc cuvin
tul d-sale de onoare, ca a incasa'
numai palma, Nsi acea far;
lveste, 81 dupa acea tlrnuit tOati
casa Gu ell. - Scuzele nOastre.
|
De obiceiu, creditorii fntotdea
una au 0 memorie buna, pc cand
Fdebitorii uita de la mana la gura
i
Dintre toate dihaniile plosnits
Ec cea mai uricioasa char cand [
rumai Gu doua picioare.
81 fcmeile iesina de rfs dt
|prostia barbatiior, ca en- caidurile
|aceste Sc tin de moda, purtind
Egnfere scrobite, cravate 81 haine
de postav, in 1oc sd abba 0 fmbra.
Feaminte comoda ca ele.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-07-29

Il q M !4s 5k n
ala p1lJlicss pefds = -
raSbeiu. a IN total de
l,7s3. 1858 mor a46.674 rsniti !;
numerii aceSss refer numai ID
anil 1914 pan1s armistitiul din
1918. Despre ZOO oameni MI
Sc site mimic. Eofa 4 avut s4.256
norris slOs6f
Sys
I CRArlestown, M Va. - Guvef-
norin f. +. Morgan ] anuntat All
numele celor mona membri carl
snnt Hussiiti, ia urma anei
legi noui, adoptstS de senat,
in comisia, pentra proteiarea co.
piilor. Membrii acestei comisii
sunr numiti pc tip de dol ami 81
N 'au nici 0 p1atd Ei vor investiga
conditiile copiifot nsefijati, 81
acelor carl au aefecte mentale
sau fizice, precum u Gel criminal.
AoH
Milwaukee. Edward g. Pc.
merening, presedintele institutu-
lui Wisconsin Society Of Equity,
a telegrafiat lni n +. Rathcliffe,
din Lethbrid9e, Alberta, ''ca. sd
vina sa faci pasua in Wisconsin. !.
Pentru f6idsirea aparatulai ca
care face plou6. ia promis
5000 dollari pentu fiecare inciu
de ploua ce va ckdea.
Societatea Representa- $500 fer.
mieri' din WISCONSIN. Ratcliffe,
secretarul unei ssocietati de agri.
cultura, a invitat pc G. M. Hat.
field, din California, care a reu-
sit de muite orr Ia sa faca ploua
artificiala, ca III faca p1oua in
Alberta. Acesta Q 81 facut 4.24
inciuri de ploua, carl au fost pla-
tite GU 5000 dollari. Hatfield q
mai 'facuts' pf0uS in trei judete
din statul Washington, unde is a
pfatit 5000 d0Ylxsf de inciu. Apa.
ratul sau, cu care face pl0ua,
|e nm tame de % de urine inait,
din care descarc1 mare can't
tate de expfosi64le csiimice, carl
fac nouri 81 produc ploaa album.
danta.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-07-29

kubOpU Cto u uM vultQH
Situatia Europe disperaa dupa indicatie
razbou nrccsa ale caru propor pot preveda este
in plamadeala '''
Maral dscoiei opera conferintei de pace sileza de
Sus tara bogata in inerae, mai seama in cau
dsputata de Pcfonia 81 Germania
Poona sprjinta Gle Franta, inre in posesunea
Ell desfand resultatul plebscitulu Germanie
Geana susnuta de Englitera 81 bazata pc decisiunea
eonn!ei de plebiscitn pronuntat ell
yrea sd rerunte la acest Iinut.
Plebscitu fost aAevarata surpriza Toatd lusea Sc
asePat 81 pronante in favoarea Poonie DaP& aurea
rezltaalui poonii pc german fxcrt Hge
Iine ca VENT mai multi germani traiesc IN SHE
vota pentru alpirea acestu nu Gefsnaaa PIE
biscnl fnsa sa facnt sub cosiuHe nteraatx fl
:reb0it Opreasca din asA naente din partea
carl dputau aces teitor Da char orgaee interaAtc
declarat ca feare multi poaoni votat entru Gerana
wand in vedere haosu 81 lpsa domneste in Poonia
Acum situata ajuns INTRO stare acuta 81 isbaeairea
nnni rasbeiu intre Germania 81 Polona cheste de t
Interventa Frane de trimite trupe in Sileza de sns
menna ordnea combatnta de Engtera 81 fostu
insru de rasbou francez, Andre Lefevre zce
rrccedare proast D-sa crede ca prea yrziu
de evita catastrofa ST. oare ingrijitor deca
rata ouui de ancez informatiuni po-
stve ca Russia Sovea pregatee sa mearga asupra
soviet indata va incepe razboiu germano polon
Sc zce ntre Russia 81 Polona sa ncheiat an ratat
de pace Rusia Sovieta dat dovezi tine
tnte
Foameea din Russia! Moanee carl rabd ST NOR de foa-
me! Hoardele mande mai curand pot msnate u rzboiu
intro tara in care Isl nchpae Cd beug Perspeeva usi
stomac pEn 81 unei prade boate adeeneste eiar dac&
ar ua in considerare scopu bslsevis
mului.
Oar Ronania fncheiat Gu Poonia atlanta nifitara I'm
pSeva OH cr agresuni din parea rusilor Iaa eci "a 81
hasna Va silitaa fhtre in Nora more 81 nua pen
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.CE4trT

1stsrie ReM6n4 -. x1nouol
II f6llston. b Sslpgsts actul
Unkei, go MI 1nx1lk>oaaV
perioodx In iatog6a neanuluf.
Dol po1itisti au fost All inchisi
|acuzati ca au furat un automobil.
Ri sunt: Edgar Martin, sergent
|si Edward s. Dwofak. Dol indi-
VIII, Michael E. King ii William
||Gaenther au fact1t m6rturisiri
grave contra Tor. Ii sant contra
bandiSti de beutufx. Ri all dus in
automobilul din ckeatfe niste beu-
tura Ia IVAN KaneSk, cSrciumar,
1880 Calcutta Ave. Deodata al
aparut dol politics, acuzatii, j
ian detinut, tinand1-le revolyere
sub mas. Politistii A'aau urcat in
automobil si an dlzparut, lasin-
Edu-i pc ei acolo. King 81 Huenther
|s'su dns Ia politi4 din districtdl
q 1s-iea 81 au spsis cele fntim-
|piate locotenentuglls Harwood
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HH(IRllAIH|V
CETITI
astoria Romano de 4en0pOl
u foiaeson. III cufgsaAe 4oeul
UMifei, CO naaf iz1ay0 y0soaGt
petiOoDax din iy6ofiA neAn6Nati.

uSOTBctOWH, ny. IIt0luI
Charles HERMAN, din Jennings
|hure, Ky. q descarcst cinci .eloan-
(te assspra femeii sale in Aberdeen,
Ohio. Inediat dupa aceea si-a
tras dcaa gleante in cap, eau
(zindu-si rane carl pot fl fatale:
Feneia are sanse 81 scape Gu
visits. Caasa faptei lai ciarta
dintfe eidin caaxa eelQr dol capii
Fl fe1Acii, eel are de La primul
bxfbat. Preotal era foarte dur Gu
lei. Fri s'au certat din nou 81
(preoteasa Ia provocat 81 para
|seasca casa. El 81 dns Il Mays
willie, dar dtnineatA 50 tefntors
| [ei d .c0nis cfipAa
tSs
I Warrington. Princess Fati-
ma, slltana 4fg6histanu1ui, care
e rtnumit6 de safirnI alb ce \
|s1oatts ii partsa dreppta 4 NASH.
|lni 81, ! fost eri h CaSa ANA,
|unde ! Sost pffmitx az pregsdfn-
|tsle i doanna Ifsrdins. Un ofi.
|ceF de nl6rfnx, ere ~ seryit i
The Washington herald., 1921-02-09
Packers Outline
Reduction Plan

Edward Morris Nelson M0rrrS
and others on behalf OF Morris q
Company, packers, submitted 20
Justice Wendell ?. Stafford In tho
District Supreme Court yesterday
their plans to conform with the de-
cree OF January last ALLOWING al
the packers an sdditions 'Nlrty
days to present methods for the oIs-
pOSsl Of their stOckyGrds terminals
and newspapers
This is the third one NJ the group
known as the Big Five" ~ amend
their plans for speedy scti0- m an
swer to the complaint n rho NE-
partment Of Justice and the u-IE-
inal decree by Justice Staf0r+ 'Nst
the plans for dissolution must hs
carried out.
Armour & Company and SWfr 4
Company presented plans on Mnr-
day last. Morris & Comps ny's plane
call for the appointment Of a rnd-
ing trust company to hC selected
by the court, said holding company
to act as trustees under the con-
troll solely Of the courts
The properties mentioned in I'VE
plan are stockyards and tormlns' 'v
at st. Louis. - Joseph. No. and
Kansas City. OElahona CITY. EI
Psso, New York City. baltimore,
and Philadelphia
The Washington herald., 1921-02-09
Return to Normally.

President Wilson very properly has refused to
intervene between the railroad managers and the
railroad employees in their dispute over wage re-
ductons. He is quite right in his position that all
such matters belong under the law with the Rail
road Labor Board.
Similarly all rate and earning questions arc
lodged by law with the Interstate Commerce Com
mission for decision The law provides the rcmc-
dies asked and the authority for hearing granting
refusing any pleas for rcadjustmcnts Of pay or
earnings. All that is needed is prompt action.
For the President to have interviewed would
have been unwarranted interference with orderly
processes provided by law. 1t would have been as
if he had intericred with processes which fire.
qucnt1y are provokngly slow and where delays may
lead TO irrcparablc hardship.
The time has past of running to the President
hat in hand, to have him settle every trouble to
which transportation, industrial commercial flesh
is heir. During the war he was clothed with quite
autocratic powers for this very purpose Of quick
action and instant decision. But that is not
If return to normalcy means anything, it is
return to orderly and accustomed processes. 1t
is an end Of patcrnalistc government. 1t is Conhn-
ing executive action to its proper sphere and re-
placing the individual tub on its bottom.
The Labor Board should fully realize its re-
sponsibity; that it is a substitute for executive
action as we'll as for arbtra quasi-judicial ac-
ton. Its institution by law contemplated alb
sence Of delay and speedy decision. If it cannot
fulfill this requirement. it but proves that it d
mistake
The Washington herald., 1921-02-09
Just a Pipe-Dream.

The antismokng bill introduced by Senator
Smoot, has been tempered to the shorn lambs. Its
biting proclivities have been extracted along with
its teeth. 1t has been made mildly permissible, if
wholly innocuous. 1t is headed straight for the
oblivion Of departmental politics.
If that is not plain, what happened to the bill
in the Senate is plain, 1t amended to merely
permit the heads of each OF the various departments
to prohibit smoking in the building under his con-
trob ii that may be his wish.
OF course an occasional crouch may get such
authority and exercise it. Sometimes there may be
such d catastrophe the appointment of a man
who does not smoke, as a department Secretary, or
as bureau head in control OF wing OF one OF the
present department office slums.
If such thing should happen by the slip Of
Mr.. Harding's pen in a moment OF mental abstrac-
ton, still it is probable that mutiny would not be
necessary to an ignoring Of the rule Indeed it is
probable that Mr.. Smoot himself who has no record
for hardness OF heart, not rcgretful at the
amendment.
\ man and d ledger without a pipe to complete
the trinity illustrates an anachronism. Indeed a
man wholly separated from a smoke is either to that
extent an orphan or may be only mistake TO
expect a smoker to really work with nothing but
teeth in his mouth, is expecting normalcy-wc
thank thee, Warren for that word-of a genius.
The Washington herald., 1921-02-09
Anyone who bears the name of PiIsudski is
entitled to the worlds sympathy.
Time to Prove Words By Deeds.

Prosperity in this country in all countries, at
this time, at all times is based confidence
Confidence is just as conclusively based courage
When capital industry and commercial leadership
lose courage, confidence flies out of the window
and depression comes with gloom.
Every national condition points to the need
Of this faCtor-courage. All conditions show
that the national and international situation war
rants return OF confidence based upon courage
The factory management to first this and act
upon it seems to be the Klearfax Rug Company.
Full-page advertisements in newspapers carry
this message to other industrial managers and en-
ployng capital. These advertisements rather
with this purpose as may be fairly judged, than to
exploit KlearfaX rugs.
The factory at Duluth few months ago was
operating three eight-hour shifts. Buying stopped,
and the factory slowed down 10 two four-hour
the local manager was told to open the valve and
go ahead on-a two eight-hour-shft speed, as it was
believed conditions such that the near future
would absorb accumulated output.
The response was the voluntary unanimous ac-
ton by the $50 employees authorizing a per cent
wage cut. They fully appreciated the situation and
responded by taking their share, not in fact Of
possible loss, but contributing to a safety mar
gin.
other industries greater and smaller, will
show like courage, if they will have like confidence,
months of unemployment will be cut to weeks, with
resultant increase of purchasing power which will
! answer the only question in the equation
All employers, fnanciers, industrial managers
and executives are saying that prosperity is just
ahead; that the period of liquidation is about over;
that national finances were meyer in better condi-
ton. Let them prove their wcAds by their deeds.
The Washington herald., 1921-02-09
Z. S. GETS AGR4RIAN
EXPERTS PORTRAIT

A replica OF a painting n tho late
David Lubin founder ~ rf, Tnrr--
national Institute Of AE-tr4.ru-r d.
Rome, Italy. and until a.s 1,-rh the
American Representative ru III, .~-
stitute. will be presented (. rrr Ir-
partment Of AErull'.-. O., ,Nn
southern Commerce. d. rc-. >s dur
inE inaugural week tn, DsrtnC
will be received by Secretary Nero
dith.
Senator Duncan [. Fletcher. hon
orsry president Of the southern
Commercial Congress and CommIs-
sion on Agricultural ORGANIZATION.
Joshua w. Alexander. SECRETARY or
Commerce: Oscar Strauss. former
| Secretary OF Commerr, and labor.
and Senator James ID UheIar. of
California, will deliver addresses o.
the presentation.
Isaac Cans, vice president o. r-s
Washington Chamber OF CoTUr-.r.
has been appointed by the Sou -'-0
Commercial Congress As rhaI-~aD
Of the local committee on arrange
ments
The Washington herald., 1921-02-09
SIR PHILIP GIBBS SEES
FUTURE HOPE FOR LEAGUE.

Although the futility of the league
OF nations without the active parr
ticipation of the United States was
manifested in the recent delibera-
tions Of that body at Geneva, in the
opinion of Sir Philip Gibbs, English
journalist and publicist, editor of
the English Review of Reviews,
the present administrative machinery
that has been created by the league
offers a working basis which this
government might well consider as
the nucleus for an improved or
ganiZation.
Il met and talked today with
some of the men who killed the
league of nations. l found them re-
markably charming and delightful
men" This was the verdict of the
eminent English journalist upon his
return from a chat with Senators
at the Capitol yesterday.
Sir Philip, who is stopping at the
New willard during his short stay
here, was a visitor at the recent
league of nations convention in
Geneva.