davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Uusi kotimaa., 1921-10-04
nitp-libanpaffausliife 6argusia
IelmittaG niiDitann.

Sarge, &C. q, lofaf. 3 =. gqui.
tp Go-Operntine Bacfing Blantin
iobtofunta, iota on ipptettp Fifteen
iparoien tublaufiesta, on illnoittanui
croalpanlu pbtiofofoufiesia eflii tam.
mifuulla. 2onlan ioboosta on pc.
r,iutettls estatuonlio, ionfa noiallo
pbtion olaffeenomistoiat fieliilpdi
npfDilen iobtofullllnn toimillnan.
gspf Drittaa iobtofurfa peri1 inufia-
rnattontia nnuttia, ioita OH uIfonn
noin $80O.00O ia ios fe liinl onnis-
TIM niin life ponnann iaIeen fdpn-
tim 10 ta1ltan tpliooen oioIIa.
Uusi kotimaa., 1921-10-04

BremoSt on tooistorut. 5euruee1s
munt ialenet eilpat fu,1lleet buo,lees-
ia mitadn aonta. 5ilIoiu fanteerl
tebnpt tooistaio ia Dtiis Erelpost me-
nilpat naatimaan fiiaanpd1lpa olpel-
le, )onfa IDastcaia alpaii ia nalnd
fafii naista astlliluat Duoneeieen.
"Se lopiipat MiIs 9fnppen nafaa-
masta tpuoteellu tdyiin puettuna ia
ndbtuDasti fdrli tl,stoa. SON fis-
fot maatteitaan ia a1nistotperienia a.
mulla riiiitttiin ban tapoelIiiesti.
Suulin, ettd re!pitDillci pufineiIla oil
# iotoin tefenlIsta fpipnpflen fansIo,
ntlittG IpDttaion onlien tooistaiien
lauillnnoista fdp ielipille, ettd lie re.
peDtpilp1i riiil1ttaesia."
HiirilppttdiG iulfaili t1ls,du oifeu-
oen pudtofieu idlfeen piffan lai,inn-
non iosla bdn ndittt, ettd tuomori
2aiarus fdlitteli Mrbuefien iuttua
erilaileno tl,in rluita tulpallilia iut-
tlia. SOS Noscoe Mrbucfle of tlu,-
tenlaton ia ipdbdpdtiii1et bertfilo" !,
iiind mainittiiu, "oliIi ban piodtettp
tuttittanafii mirhasta. guog1eri
2alarus ieltpdsti Iaui1li, ettd ene1n-
mG,l tobistltfIia tarpittiin tdsid iu=
tltsIo FUN misIdun nluus'c lltt.lsla,
ippst1 ettG irastooic oil tdrfed fuu-
luiinus. !"
Uusi kotimaa., 1921-10-04
Hnptiiu ma'filliiet foiialistit iaamat
s..s.. iaurin luaittpia.


Infbpl,nn, lotnf. 5 p. - Niimei1et
,patdpoclltIet tiehot Huot|in parln-
1reuttitDacI,enl tulcflistu oIottatpat,
eta S;almar 8rantingin iobtnma
maltii4tnen iolic1istipuolue on loa-
p1tttanllt ih:.rio ipaalirpoittoic, rnab=
oollilestt enenurist0n tuletpcon par
lamenttlin. Iufholnlan tdp6elIiiet
tpoolit.tl:sfet olottolpat, ettd maltiI=
ltIet |oIioliatlt lo;tpot faupl,naisIo
77,O37 adnta, fun faiffi toilet puoe
ll,eet 9bteetlid Ialtpot ainoostoan 69,.
S13, ipistc fonlertpotiiipit 48,269,
ltberaalit 1887 ia fieltolafipuolue
7,157 Gd,it,i gp1t1DoelIisten tpooli=
tlloste1 ntafoar fcfo utoosto n,oItil=
liIet iolial1si,t o,pot faaneet 43 iiioa
Muotiin eoustaicb,loneesIo, fun faiffi
toilet puo(,;>>t ouot iconeet 46 Iiiao.
ytaista tl,Ii fonierlpatiiipeiIle 90 f.
laa, li6eroaletlle 13 ia mnaIaispuo.
lueelle 5.
Uusi kotimaa., 1921-10-04
SgOipGenIiittp fannnttaa NDnpartiIan
litttua.
8tsntorcf, 81. g., Iofaf. 8 b,

8tslnorcf, g. g., Iofof. 8 b. -
Hoblois -0afotan lualtion gpofpden-
lliton ipirfaiIiiat onat I1bettaneet
fatfllle palfallisunioiIle febot1fIen
foota rabaIlista aipustusta ia tebbd
folten tpoitananin Nonpartiion Gil
ton afpustorliiefii npfDiiesiG tafaiIin-
fl'tiu-maalisfa. ggaltion gpoiuden-
lttton fpirfailiiat ielitt1ipot idriestn-
nee1 fponaeston Dnfotasla oletuon
tasla toistelusia Nonbartiian 2iiton
pnolella poimaffaamntin fuin fos-
fam e,inen.
Uusi kotimaa., 1921-10-04
Nimrbaipgt6s Nrbmcflea mastaan
fumpttt.

& , y 81 ste J
Gan 5ruuci5co, iofaf 3 y. -
Holiiiih,omari 2aiorlS f,1n1oli ,piime
tesfipiiffona n1urbofpptofIen elo-
tpietfutpien nGpttelii1a Moscoe Mr.
bucflea mastnan uieita pGitpia festd=
neen alustatpan f,,ulustelun idlfeen.
arbucfle pio1tettiin filitenfin ibn,is-
tappo=Ippt0flestii ia t1lee ban liito
ipptotiestd fl,illustelta,pafii tii1ddrl.
NGpteliid ,papaltteHiin poufiIosto
$4,000 tofaufielIa. Napauttoesioon
Mrbl1cflen murbalbptofiest1 lnui,li
tllomari 2alarus Ieuraatpoa:
"HiiriIppttdid on omoimesti mpon-
tonpt, ettd bdn on torionnut ainoas-
taan Min palion tooistufiia, ettd mas
taaian pib1ttdminen n,urbosta on
niioen perushifiella oifeutettuo.. pi-
tuen tuornstoslo toilet tooistlifIet,
ioito ban ei ole poirlltt eIittid. Mei
odu eli taripitIe loIcta Iitd Ieiffaa, et=
I'd tdr1u on tdrfel ll,ttu. W1inun
mielestdnt emme me t,ttfi pfIinGil1
Hoscpe 9lrbucfleo, filmifuliluiil,utto
lofa ON llostuttuilut fofo ntanilmau.
Dte tntpalloun tlltfin,rne ttIeonlnte
noruolianme ia nnfnpaitpdn Teuris=
telutapnia. . &plpmoflesI1 OF enenl=
,non fuin tdnlon onnettomon nfiil0n
'Dpllilpps; nlta ON Uleislnontoinen.
&c on mdsIuilpn buippultntltnlinel
erdosio iobtnnnsin hotellisiamnle.
SuollaiIet mdsi1ilpt, joita Iiiffeen-
iobtaiien tobolta eli Iopeteto, omat
llutIlafIeni oiipon taipoIliiio l1,urisla
foltpungeisIan1ne.
"W2i,ld oltn tooeItn toinonllt, ettG
tdltin pife,lben Tolitta poljc5tettai=
Tin tdnoelIifesti faiffi toliaiiat, ettd
toto 1nonilnlon pIci'0llG oliii ti[1i-
iltus ottaa ieltpille tdlt11n. loafalti
tunnetltn pasteaian InplIi|pbs toi
iDpttompns. 2ul,IustcIlut tooi5tuf-
Jet oIoittalpat, etto fofo iltopGiludn,
Ianoafiemn1e lietnentntdslG ntnooosio,
oil ilthlimiren follni2ii. Wiebi1 ia
tloiIia tuli ia lnetli, joten tooistaiat
eiipnt tpoiileet funoa, flltfa oIispet O.
'ni1ottaiio iollail, ntadratpIId hetfel=
ID Nalion tpdfiiitonia fltlutettiin ia
fallteen tebnpt tooistaio erifoiientn1tn
oil iitorlineesio ti1asio. WfiIs Nop=
pc, nlifuli olen foittarllit tapohtiunon
fi,ipata. meri tornan boteIIin bllo<
neeIeen SEQ. 1919, tpastoaion iei1ru=
tesla bdntd ilntan mitGGn e,neffo-
fesfustelna. Sc tniibbitp6t iieIl1 noin
folme nelidnnestuntia. mifGIi Waiis
Uusi kotimaa., 1921-10-04
Sarotng halnan fanppaa WenGian
fansIn.

Wasbingtnn, lDfcf 3 b. - Wnl.
feosta gnlostn ilmoitetaalt, ett1 pre
itoerltti 5atoina barfitfee ehootufiio
laajafantoisten fauppaIubteioen al
faniiesta Wett1idn fansfa. Semen
lopullinen toimenpiteenld riiprin,
iiitd miufdlaiiia fiioiitufiin NIT Me,
ndidlld oletunt Mn1eritan aipustus.
tp0n icbtaiot ontotuat.
Uusi kotimaa., 1921-10-04
$4,000 ibntistG fnpli t1tlipalpisla
iusime uuDnnn.

Boston, MasI, Iofaf. 3 p. = Wa.
fltltllspbtioioen tilustollilet ,1unIerot
nIoittulpat, eta niime tpuo1na paloi
tlllipaloisIa fuoliaafii $4,000 ihr1lis-
td ia lomffan,ltui 10000. ioista 70
prolet.ttia on Malta ia lapIio fouIu-
iidsn tai iitd nuorertpia.
Uusi kotimaa., 1921-10-04
ituii iotnministeri.

Ea'efpnllor preiibeNtti 1n1o1tIi TO-
tonlinisteri Ou1i 9GmdldiIel(e t0rron
pDDtdn,dn ernn Iotanlinisterir toi-
nesto ia maItionelilpostor iiiellgp-
oesta.
Sanalla nirnitettiin u1toefli lota.
rnintsteriflt fenraolinoiuri Hr. So
lenoer,. iofa eoelliIen boIlitufien ai-
fona 10 hoiti Iotnr1inlsterin lpirfaa.
Uusi kotimaa., 1921-10-04
WiIjakeincttelijait raskas tyki$t0
pcf1n1ittaa llaanviljeIijdin kc.
operatilWiSta Iiikettd

| Chicago, lofaf. 8 .. - aesfilan.
men fpnltloioen lpiljahfos,pattniiIle
fullaan taosfin fanonaon, etta 6ettS
tobtGa snnrntu epaonntstumiaeu i.
rltpfie5iaan peritstaa fanIallinen To-
operotiipinen tpilionmnpnfi.liife
/ SorlestDneioen tpiliafeiuotteliicin ia.
oat eoltstaiot tileipat fofoontun1oor
eblcagosfa lofaf. 8, A ia 5 b. ot.cos.
teen olat ipilinfauppiai0en FAM. ilh.
olstpfien muoiifofoufieen. 9dna nh.
olstDs on lama iariest0, iofa pons
alnlle Wansfieloin $25O,O0O:n pro.
pdganbe-fomitenn, iofa nDt on fun.
litIln llltd. eta ie Ell ontlistunut lei
Hlaomnnn iolinlistiiefii ,naantpilieli.
ldl1 fn@operatllipista lpilianDGIitng.
llifetta. Gand ialno fonlrtea fe en-
llf1l otti faDtanto6n nuo dsfen MIN
tlinnetut tpoimaIauieet: ,,Wsu;st fco
Noblois-Dafota Neaistafoa SION.
portiian 2iittoa". gedita tpoimolou.
lelta fdDtettiin bppin runTaasti i'll
lo1n fltn tho fonitea alotti f1nta.
inaan ilta neli1nnesniIiopncn rabos.
toa, lonfa ipiliafeitlotteIijot file IN.
pallipat Gincinnntin fofonfieslaon
"Wioanmilieltidt poiipot ipolntis.
talltud ottamcnt tpastaan u,,0en bro.
paganoa-ntprsfpn", laltluu II. g.
Grain @roipers Iiiffeen prelioentti
u $. 9nstaFiou sSsariestpneet mil
ldfeinotteliiat i1leipot fliIiettomoon
rintalnalIe rasfaimman tpfistonf1
lofa tnlee pontnlittonoan fo-oberoti,.
iDista Inorffinopritpstd tdnl1n Fofo.
uflen aifana Gbicagosia, ln,.tta life.
Iofa on rcfennettu Min IuiiIle per,,s.
tnfiille fuin II. Q. Grain @roper3
life ia lofa or festdnDt ipiliafeinot-
.elilaln eniilnaiien bDoffaDfIer, et tn,
ie tariin1aan pabinfoa basta nubiste.
fustataan bpoff1Dflest6."
gse fancn1oIeboet io iuIfaiiut, lotfs
'eatDat innrimirlnn oian fa,rlatayf.
lestoan Observation-Disclosures, olnat 10
uleita ipiitfoia foettaneet ioaoa mai
tlitetuifii, eta tdbdn ipiIiafaltppio,.
Den fofoifieen tliliii illuri ofanotto.
"Sbe Western @rein SournaI", 10
ia ON pfii tpbpiIliIimpii naistd mil.
iofeinotteliiain idnenfannattolista.
lnnInu osfen ilrnestbneesii numeros.
ldan ieuraalpaa: 4
~epai.cmattd faiffein i,lurin fp(o~
mps DboistDfielI6 tlllee oIelnacn te
fosoperatiiDinen life, iorfa on pom.
nut olulle II. g. Grain @ro,uers.
WiljafauppiaiOen aoirIallinen y)b-
btstps PAM aliille ia ebisti iuun,iitel-
naa, joi,fa tarfoitus oil lciuittai prp.
paganbaa, iofa olottaiii hlon fo-ope.
ratiitpIlen ilrunritelnlan epafob6at 10
Observation-Disclosures. 21rtd tuiIian.'
fasmattolain jnuHi titIee uu6eleen
barfittafpofii iuioiifofo,,fIesfa ia mi.
ia tdrfei'lta on, eta propaganoaa
maanuilielijdin fiiffeen mnstnstam-
iefli iatfetaan. SofaiIen tpiljofaup.
tiaan tuliii ontaa fanlatltfienie fan-
ial(is-fonmeutfooniIIe, ettG len paa,
tO8ldltiellltien titfena oIiIi ilurin nil
iGfalsppjoiben fotous nlitG fosfoon
on pioettD"
Idmd mieliala, lofa roin Ieltpasti
ilnoi5taml ipiliafauppiai0en Dboesid
faiffein buor1atiiintmasia iuffaiiusia,
Diittac iiiben mitd ttottaiat ipoirpaf
oopttaa tGlt1 fofoltfieIta eunen fiin
Ie pddttpp.
Uusi kotimaa., 1921-10-04

Nasbington, lofaf. 3 p. Db-
bpsipaltoin Dlilaftr1ies Daiigbertp
on tulEit mafl1l,tetltffi Iiita, ettd
tponba ioiinIistiiobtaia gngene 9.
9ebs ei moi festda hanelIe tuontittuo
menfeusrangaistustn ia tdndn pc
rlisteella tl4lee ban elittdnlddn preii-
benttt Saroingille Debs'in mapnutta-
mista.
Uusi kotimaa., 1921-10-04
Sprnionioen tt,lua tebngt innria
ipa1inapita.

aoraionioesfa on ti.lwapetl aino
1taibin lnaffa rlousint ir OH 'ie tebs
mt erittdin pnlion tpabingoitn. Wo=
min paifoin on ie ipies1Dt beindiuoipa!
mennesIadn. Niirpd g)Iitorltioltu-
fin iIrnoitetann tulDnn lpieneen e.
rd1std talosta 10 lebmon beiu0t
Eulpatpeoeu tafia on toiiin paifoiil
t1ntDnpt idttdG beinaG olnfIi tefenldt-
td. Npttent1,in on ttlmatpeii, iollei
iuuri Iasfenut Min ainafin ppIpnp.
puifntllnun.
Uusi kotimaa., 1921-10-04
Gnama!aiielle tnun,ittn 81 900
fprluanstn,

Giillith, Iofaf 8 p. Qantafunto
tltnnlnri aRngnepn oiastolIa piirt-oi-
feitbesIa td1lld mime tiistai-iltann
mponii Sofn 2itomalle fortpansta
$4,000, iofa B. 8. Bcbbin ia @is-
eoriin 2oan & Crust Com on lliaflet-
toira Bdorlefontaja pooti $500
for!palstn ippttden. ett1 nnstaaint
eipat iuoieIleet bdnta fopimiifien
mufaan ia bdnen omailtnitenia ioa-
tui n1pptdipdfii fiinnitpstpeldste
Uusi kotimaa., 1921-10-04
SafIa iuabmistannt ranban-
iDpimnflen.

Berlin lpfaf, 3 b. Sofian mall
tiopaffpdt lnabtpistipat perialtaina
alaiSsmnerifalaiien raubanIopi=
nlnfien. (sfaubnnIopin,nfIen nab
ipistanlinen gbopspaltain lenoatisla
On pGrbaillaan fesfllsteIun aloilena.) J
Uusi kotimaa., 1921-10-04
llmii raluiennatgs snumesIa.

2ab0en beipospstamGin ieliron ra.
nifilpailuisIa lpbsfulln 9 p. 2oboesio
iuofii enIiinaiiesia Iariasia 2,00C
metrin matfella l1uoen Suomen en-
ndtufien ori &noipi, oulistaia &. Sur
minen & Sipild Soiialn, aialla 8
min SO let.
Uusi kotimaa., 1921-10-04
2nnta Seraiisia.

Mnuorillo, ger., lofaf. 3 +. - 2un=
to iatoi tddlla mime torstaina ia
ialonfulfiiat rienIiip1t tp6paifoiIleen
pndllpstafeilla norustettuilta. 20rn-
bOmittert oioitti 40 osteen jeuouillo.
Uusi kotimaa., 1921-10-04
Wtsrsfa tappannt 400 ihmistd
eSabanisfa.

9ofio, (ofof 8 b. - 400 ibn,istd
artntoiha0n ioaneen illrnlan'a liil11
nprsfpsiG, Iofo mrlttouc pdiipd litte
raiipoIi pobIoiiesIa ia Io1ti{esld So
ponisfa SoDoman prefeft,lurisIa nf-
i'm Iostctcan 800 faInstaioa bl,ffu-
ueen.
Uusi kotimaa., 1921-10-04
WetIdpnlnt 8laef l5illin alneella ra
fuifftnf.

geaoipnoo, g. g., Iofof. 3 p.
See metidpalot, iotfa onat lileiio pGi-
tDid riebuneet NIocf 6iIIin olueella,
OH inatu rcioitetlfii, ntlltta tpieIi Ian.
nntaino OH afen1a 1poaralIinen.
Uusi kotimaa., 1921-10-04
Gnalannin- Srlannin raubanncumut-

Dublin, sSrlanti, lofaf. 8 p. ST.
lonnin Sinn 5ein liiffeen iobtaiat O.
mot bpnaipneet Gnglannin uuoeil
ebOotnfien raubanneutpottelllsta, iofa
tl.lee pioettaiuafii lofafuun II b.
Uusi kotimaa., 1921-10-04
Maan,nill lclnsfpneiOen finnat alen=
ttfiunt.

Chicago, lofaf. 3 p = sSuternotio=
nal Sarme5ter So. on iI1noittal1l1t
alenta,,eeilla faiffien tuottonienia
n,aanipilielpsfnneioeu bintpia 10
20 proSenttia alfoen Iofot. 1 p:stG.
Evening star., 1921-05-10
CONGRESS MEMBER
COMMITS SUICIDE
w. H. Frankhauser Despond-
ent From IIIness-Had Never
Taken Seat in House.
Rr the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
RATTLE CREEK, Mich, May 10
Representativ William H. Frank
hauser of the third Michigan district,
committed suicide in a sanatorium
here yesterday afternoon by cutting
his throat with a razor. Dependency
over Ill health is believed to have
prompted the act.
Mr.. Frankhauser. who home was
in Hillsdale, wac elected to Congress
last November to succeed Representa-
tive ]. NJ. c. Smith. who retired. He
became Ill shortly after his election
and never had taken his seat In the
House.
Mr.. Frankhauser was operated upon
at the University of Michigan Hospi-
tai in Ann Arbor, about two months
ago for removal of gall stones. He
came to the sanatorium here May 8.
Late in the afternoon he entered the
bathroom in his apartment at the
sanatorium. Upon his failure to return
to his room in the apartment an at
tendant entered the bathroom and
found him lying dead in the tub.
years old. a coroner's jury will be
obtained tomorrow. for an investiga-
ton of the case, it was announced
by officials.
CHARLOTTE, Mich. May 1o.-M. II.
Defoe. chairman of the Eaton county
republican committee, announced last
night Gov. Groesbeck probably would
be asked to call a special election to
fill the vacancy in the House of Repre-
sentatives caused by the death Of Will
liam H. Frankhauser.
In statement issued by Mr.. Defoe
and Clifford c. Ward. secretary of the
committee, the reelection Of former
Representative J. NJ. c. Smith of Char
lotte, who retired at the close of the
last regular session. was recon-
mended.
Evening star., 1921-05-10
CLEAN UP AS WELL
AS SWAT THE FLY
Health Officer Urges Wipini
Out of Insects Breed. !:
ing Places. :
PLAN VIGOROUS CAMPAlGl
Instructions Given to SafeguaI
Health-Passing of Stables :
Betters Conditions. :
PLAN VIGOROUS CAMPAlGi

Keep sxatting the fly. but at th
same time clean up the breeding place
of the insect" was the message b
Health Oficer William c. Fowler !
the children and housewives Of III
city today.
Although he believes the fly popp
lation of Washington has been on -
decline in recent years as a result b
annual swatting campaigns. the heale
officer pointed out that the ba.u
must be kept up. If the army q
swattcrs relaXes for a single summe
the enemy will recuperate and intee
households by the thousands. stickiG
their noses into the baby's milk an
other foodstuffs, spreading disease. Z
The passing OF hundreds OF stable
and their conversion into garages ha
done much 20 reduce the hy menace.
said the health officer. The stable Z,
former days was the most fertu
breeding place for flies.
Corners Hnrbor Fly. (
There are scores of hooks a,
corners in and around the house how
ever. where the fly breeds, and thes
dark places should be sought out b.
the swatters.
Keep the garbage pail covered tigh5.
and do not let trash containing hic
OF food or grease remain uncovere,
in the yard.
DO not leave particles Of vast
food exposed about the kitchen. keeI
the top of the cupboard clean" )
In carrying out these suggestions
do not forget 10 keep swatting. II
health officer reminds
One of the duties of the health VI
flee inspectors is TO see that food *
posed in stores and eating places j
shielded from flies
Evening star., 1921-05-10

and advice was rendered by the or
ganiZation.
John OGrady of the St. Vincent de
Paul Society asked DR.. Bal1ou if the
proposed child labor legislation
would interfere in the work Of certain
children study and work on part
time basis DR.. Ballou replied that
theore tically the board Of education
supervised these private schools, and
If their curriculum was approved by
the board. as in the past, there would
not be interference.
1t was voted by the council to leave
to the executive committee con-
sideration Of proposed social disease
laws for the District. as advocated
by the District health department. DR..
William c. Fowler, health officer, was
present during part of the meeting
Miss Mabel Boardman, chairman OF
the committee on health. reported that
she had communicated with number
of local hospitals and that they ap-
peared disposed to join the council.
Campaigns now being conducted by the
hospitals for student nurses made ad-
visable deferring definite action until
later date. she said.
William Knowles Cooper, treasurer.
reported that the finances of the coun-
Gil were excellent.
Mrs Walter S. Ufford. chairman Of
the family committee. reported for the
family case working agencies.
Announcement was made of the meet
ing Thursday night at 8 o'clock at the
Washington Hotel of the American
College of Surgeons. when the ques-
ton of what a community should ex-
pect of its doctors as charity will be
discussed.
Thirty; persons representing private
and public organizations and two in
=: h.
ing of the council yesterday. The
gathering was the last regular meet
ing of the year. but 1t was stated that
special meetings may De called.
Evening star., 1921-05-10
OLDEST DIPLOMAT
IN THE WORLD DEAD
Active, Gay and Debonair to
the Last, Count Greppi
Dies at 1O2.

BY the Associated Press.
MILAN. Italy. May e-Count Greppi.
Italy's centenarian statesman. died
late yesterday, it was announced to-
day. The count went to the races,
as was his custom, but was taken
i'll on returning home and died Short
ly afterward.
Count Giuseppe Greppi has long
been one Of the most picture saue
characters among Italys distin-
guished men. Born 1o2 years ago. he
maintained his active life up to the
very last, his remarkable physique
sustaining him. He carried himself
like a soldier, and. with his distin-
guished bearing, pure white mus
tache and Immaculate attire. was a
notable figure wherever he appeared.
1t was characteristic Of him that
he never missed appearing for dinner
in evening clothes. even when alone
He vas noted for his partiality to
lowed close upon his mingling with
the gay Sunday crowds which at
tended yesterdays big racing meet.
Count Greppi, who for number OF
years has been known as the world
Oldest diplomatist, began his diplo-
II attic career IN vienna Unoef met
ternich, and in 1840 was appointed
diplomatic adviser to Marie Louise,
of the French. He was
Italian ambassador to Paris during
the regime Of Napoleon III and served
successively in the Italian diplomatic
service at London. Stockholm. Mu-
mich and Stuttgart: was Italian min
lister at Constantinople, and then am
baSador to Russia. Count Greppi had
received decorations from many of
the Euroean monarchs. He was de-
scended from a noble family dating
back to the year 1900.
On his Tooth birthday Count Greppi
presented his valet with 100000
francs, promising that if he lived 10
be los he would give the valet 500.-
900 francs. and lesser amounts if his
term of life were shorter. He re-
tanned his gallantry to his latest
years, and on one occasion when al
most.100 years old offered a seat to a
woman at a theatrical premiere and
stood up himself throughout the en-
tire performance.
Evening star., 1921-05-10
WILL SUGGEST CHANGES
IN CHURCH GOVERNMENT
United Presbyterian Assembly
Hear Recommendation in
Report This Month.

PITTSBURGH. May lo-Changes IL
the form of government Of the Cnitee
Presbyterian Church. made neces.
sary by the opportunities of the new
era" will be recommended in a re.
port to be submitted to the genera!
assem- bly, which meets in Philadelphis
this month. II is announced that q
simplified catechisrl and revistG
Westminster Confession OF Faith VII
be proposed. The report to the ap-
preaching general assembly wts
completed through adoption of ga
resolution offered by DR. John NJ
Naugher. president OF the Pit.H-
burgh Theological Seminary. at "a
meeting of ministers and laymen Of
the church held in Pittsburgh
These ministers were appointed "a
committee to make the report: Y
Rev J. R Miller, Pittsburgh; Rev.
]. B. Work, Tarkio. Mo-: Rev. Jesse
Johnson. ST. Louis; Rev. Dr.. C. s CIe-
land. Philadelphia: Rev. J. R Nc
Michael. Monmouth. In.i J. B. Ech-
enauer. H. r. Monett and H T. Mar
tin, Chicago.
Evening star., 1921-05-10
BACK $5,0DQ,O()D
SCHOOL PROGRAM
Piney Branch Citizens In
dorse Building PIan-Want
New Junior High.

Hearty Endorsement of the 5000. 900
program for school construction recon-
mended to Congress by the District
Commissioners. and specifically the pro-
posed erection of a junior high school
on land now owned by the District
north Of Taylor street and east of 14th
street, was voted by the Piney Branch
Citizens Association at it's monthly
meeting last night.
Embodied in the resolution, which
was presented by Clinton r. Thompson,
posed erection in the vicinity of the
tuberculosis Hospital of a school for
tubercular pupils.
1t was pointed out that while the
residents of the section appreciated the
need for such an institution, common
prudence dictated that such a school
of infection.
The resolution stressed further that
other and better sites are available for
tuberculosis school. possessing all the
advantages claimed for the proposed To-
cation, and recalled that the provision
in the District Of Columbia appropria-
tion act, approved March 3. 1917 direct
ing that the Gallinger Municipal Hos
pital be erected on Massachusetts, ave-
nue. southeast. and specifically repeating
the provision in the District OF Column
bia appropriation act for the fiscal year
1915 that the hospital be erected at
14th and Cpshur streets. was tanta-
mount to a declaration by Congress that
the tract of land upon which stands the
tuberculosis Hospital should not be the
site of more institutions of the sort.
Therefore. to reverse now the policy
Of 1917 would be, in effect, a breach of
faith with $50 members of the associa-
tion and their several Thousand neigh
borS."
Pawnbrokers' Bill Up.
Edgar B. Henderson presided and
introduced William NICK Clayton
who urged the association to indorse
the passage Of the Ball Senate bill,
No. SS4. which has to do with the re-
establishment in the District of
pawnbrokers- The matter was re-
ferred to the committee on law and
legislation. with a request that a re-
port be made at the June meeting
Mr.. Henderson voiced the senti-
ment of the organization by stating
the qualification felt over the drop
ping of the alleged troubles in the
the ability of Maj. Harry Gessford,
superintendent.
J. c. Mcdowell reported progress
in the gardening contest to be con-
Quoted in the community, and an
nounced that all pupils, in either
ward or high schools. as well as those
children attending school in the sec
tiop and living outside of it., were
eligible to enter the contest.
New Post once Open June 4.
A communication from Postmaster
Chance announced that the new
branch post office at 14th and Deca-
tur streets would be opened June 1.
The association went on record as
pIedging its support to the Wild
Flower Association Of America in its
campaign to preserve the wild fow-
ers OF the country.
improvements made on several
streets in the section as well as com
plants about condition Of others
were reported
A proposal to celebrate the Fourth
of July with the Petworth Associa-
t!on was referred to the entertain
ment committee.
New members elected to the body last
night included W. E. Reed, j. G.
Donovan and j. Boyd Dexter.