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The Washington herald., 1921-04-29
MRS. ROCKEFELLER
TELLS OF WORK
ONHOUSINC BOARD
Local Y. w. C. A. Praised
at National Board
Meeting.

Providing a good time" without
barbaric jazz music for women and
girls in Washington is one OF the
aims Of the District Y. W.. c. A..
according to Miss Gertrude e. Mac
Arthur. general secretary of the
local branch. one of the speakers.
yesterday. when the members of the
world service committee of the ma
tional board, was entertained at q
luncheon.
Miss Macarthur told of the work
of the Washington association In Ns
efforts to minister to the physical,
mental. and spiritual life OF the
young girl and Of the older woman.
RECEIVED ny
MRS. LANSING.
Preceding the luncheon. the guests
were received by Mrs Robert Lam
sing, Mrs. Frederick NJ. Paist. Mrs,
John ID. Rockefeller. jr.. and Mrs,
william Adams Brown. After the
luncheon, served in a room rsdolent
and beautiful with spring flowers
several brief. inspirs tionak addresses
were given.
The subject OF the address OF Mrs.
John d. RockefelIer. jr.. Of New
York, was From War Worker TO
National Board" Mrs. Rockefeller
who is chairman OF the housing
committee Of the national board
declared her faith in the young
people Of today and her belief that
the older generation must catch
youths vision or else forfeit its
right to guide" She also stressed
the value of the professor" to the
country and community, which had
been proven during the world war.
Greetings from the National Y. w
C. A. were brought by Mrs. Fred
erick NJ. Paist, president OF the
national association. She discussed
the value of women as builders
in the national life In this respect
she asserted that women were GER
tainly in on the ground floor"
TELLS OF WORK BY
-PoLIsH GRAYs.-
Mrs. Vernon Kellogg stirred her
listeners by a recital of the work
done in Eastern Galicia by the
Polish Grays," a group OF Ameri-
can girls born of Polish parents
and trained by the Y. w. c. A.
Mrs. william Adams Brown. OF
New York. chairman OF the finance
committee of the national board, re.
| Trained from discussing finance, a
subject which she said gave "tht
least possible pleasure to the great
est possible number" Instead she
explained the work of the Y. w
c. A. among the various classes and
groups not only of this country but
throughout the world, for, she de-
clared, the Y. w. c. A. is q
league organized for practical needs
wherever there is humanity"
Among those who attended the
luncheon were Lady Geddes, Nine
Grouitch, Mrs. Charles Evans
Hughes, Mrs. Albert Fall. Mrs. Her,
bert Hoover. Miss Mabel T. Board
man, Mrs. Charles DENLY, Mrs
Frederick Brooke, Mrs. George Bar
nett. Mrs Gilbert Grosvenor. Mrs
John Temple Graves, Mrs. Frederick
A. Delano. Mrs. George Ehle. Mrs
Joseph Folk. Mrs. Gibson Fahne'
stock. Mrs. Charles Hamlin. Mrs
Frank Hight, Mrs. Homer Hoch
Mrs. Francis T. Junkin. Mrs. Yer,
| non Kellogg, Mrs. Irvine Lenroot
Mrs. John Lejeune. Mrs. Frederick
NJ. Paist. Mrs Theodore Soyes. Mrs
Selden Spencer. Mrs. Francis E
Warren. Mrs. John Hervey Young
Mrs. Ella Schooley. New York: Mrs
Charles woolaston. Wilmington
Del. and Mrs. Edward C Gibson
Baltimore. Nd.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-29

ken Languages are an Important
re of the extension work of
nbia University. Courses are
ID in the speaking OF Armenian,
'se. Danish.Norwegian. Dutch.
sh. French. German. Greek.
'ariaa, Icelandlc. Irish. Italian.
Iese.. Portuguese, Rumanian. Rus
serbo-croatian. Spanish and
Sd.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-29
Smith Landed 314 Years Ago,

NORFOLK, Va, April 27.-Hun-
dreds of persons from Norfolk and
vicinity journeyed yesterday to Cape
Henry in commemoration OF the
landing of Capt. John Smith at Cape
Henry 314 years ago.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-29
Gr0sUen0rs
Dine Prince
Distinguislted Company
Greets Visitor at Not
1 able Function.
By EVELYN c. HUNT.

His Serene Highness. the Prince
Of Monaco. was the guest In whose
honor Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Grosve-
nor entertained a company at q
handsomely appointed dinner. last
evening. Included In the party OF
distinguished guests were His Sc
rene Highness. Prince Albert ! of
Monaco. the Russian Ambassador.
Boris. Rakhmeteff; the Ambassadors
sister, Nine. Bazadoss; Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert lansing, DR.. j Howard
Gore, {. Dr.. and Mrs. Alexander Gra-
ham Bell, Mr.. and, Mrs. Frederick
v. Coville, Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph
kauffmann. DR.. Bourree and DR..
Louet. aides to y the Prince Of
Monaco; Mr.. and Mrs. Austin II.
Clark. S. w. Baldwin. Miss Nina
Lunn, Miss Gertrude Grosvenor,
Miss Catherine Dunlop Mackenzie,
Mr. and Mrs. Davis Fairchild. John
Oliver La Gorce and Miss Julia
Maths.
His Highness cancelled most. Of
his engagements yesterday. includ-
ing the luncheon at which he was
to have been entertained at the
Cosmos Club. and spent &the day
resting in his suite at the wash
ington Hotel.
He has stood the round of oficial
entertaining that has taken up
every minute of his time since his
arrival remarkably well. He will
give a luncheon today for a COM
pany of thirty-twor in a private
dining-room of the Washington.
his guests being chosen largely
from among the scientists in WASH
ington. He will 60 to Mount YER
non tomorrow. The party accom-
'panying him will include William
Whiting Andrews. Austin H. Clark,
Comdr. Bouree and DR.. Louet. The
prince will place a wreath upon the
tomb of Gen. Washington. The
prince and his suite will leave
Sunday for New. York. where he
will stay for a time. His departure
from Washington closes his official
visit to 4his country and after Sun
day he win make a number of visits
to personal friends in and around
New York until May 12, when he
sets sail for home.
The Secretary of State and Mrs.
Charles Evans Hughes will be
honor guests at a dinner to be
the Director of the Consular Serv-
ice and Mrs Wilbur ]. Carr.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-29
DELAY ISSUE
INVITATIONS,

Invitations to. the May
4 will be delayed several days
Us contretemps. but "all's we'll
nds WELL" and barring further
tcations. they will be out early
week.
party is being given in honor
|e President Coolidge. who will
q brief address. The speaker
day will be Senator Frank 5.
of Ohio, one Of the most noted
Is of the country. 1t was SEN
Fillis who nominated then Sem
Harding at the last Republican
htion. and then succeeded him
Senate Before the speaking
|arine Band will give a concert.
ht the conclusion of Senator
Il address the Marine Corps Ip-
Z will give a dress parade. The
bal Press Club Quartet will
hnd there will be dancing in
fmnasium and the ballroom for
who care to remain. other
es will be announced later OF
erved as surprises. The May
will be staged on the parade
of the barracks. where $500
can be seated.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-29
1.NL6 L6tanae9k kGp.
0s .r.rrr NV e..es;7E s-o-p.~ -ersl
Lowered Retail Prices

Following President Harding''s sug-
gestion to the Federal Reserve Board, !
we have completely remarked our 8
entire selections of new Spring and :
Summer Fashions.
We feelin taking this step we are doing our
bit toward revising and readjusting. Con-
sidering the earliness of the season, the
values being offered are indeed important.
~-- The reductions include:
Tailored and Costume Suits
Street, Afternoon and Evening Gowns
Day Goats Capes and Wraps
Smart Sports Apparel
Blouses- Hats and Furs q
The Washington herald., 1921-04-29
-WASF7INGTON SOCIE 7 p
Gotham Tots
To Shou, Art
Exhibition to Stimulate
Interest-Mis Mar
garet Sh0l0 Is Bride

NEW YORK. April 2s.-rhat the
younger set may be stimulated to-
ward a more acute appreciation Of
contemporary American art: the
Junior Art Patrons of America. re-
Gently organized by Mrs. Albert
Sterner. will hold their first annual
exhibition at the Fine Arts Build
ing, from May 2 to 2l.
The wedding Of Miss Margaret
Shaw, daughter of Mrs. Eugene
Shaw, Of $50 East Sixty-seventh
street, to DR.. Fenton Taller took
place this afternoon in the chantry
Of st. Thomas Church.
Additional patronesses fors the
Russian Bazaar and dansant which
opened this afternoon at the Plaza
Hotel for the beneft of the Ameri-
can Central Committee for Russian
Relief included Mrs. Charles T.
Barney. Mrs. James A. Burden. Mrs.
Henry clews. Mrs. Harry B. Depew,
Mrs. Chauncey NJ. Depew, Mrs.
Marshall Field, Mrs. Charles Evans
Hughes, Mrs. Alexander Van Rens-
selaer. Mrs. Charles S. Burch. Mrs.
c. l. Hutchinson. Mrs. Frederick ID.
Grant, Mrs. Frederick Coville. Mrs.
Francis Yawger. Mrs. Henry L.
Sanford. Mrs. George w. wicker
sham; Mrs. Francis l. v. Hoppin,
and Mrs. H. II. Rogers.
Mrs. John o'Hara cosgrave, of So
East Seventy-eighth street. an
nounces the engagement of her
daughter, Miss Elsie Garretson
Finch. to Arthur McKeogh. Of Phil
adeiphia, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T.
J. McKeogh, Of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent Astor en-
tertained at dinner this evening at
$40 Fifth avenue about 100 guests.
and later there was dancing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lorrilard Suffern
Taller. whose wedding was a recent
event. have taken an apartment at
$40 Park avenue, which they will
occupy upon their arrival this week
from Bermuda, where they passed
their honeymoon. They will spend
the spring and summer season at
the home Of Mr.. Tailer's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. T Surern Taller. al
Locust Valley. L. l.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-29
ESS CLUB POST
COOLIDGE
EMAlNS MAY 10.
|flict With Neighbor.
cd House Entertain
ment Settled.

lfiict between two important
functions was narrowly
"a yesterday by a hasty con-
Yes between representatives of
merican Legion Post Of the
al Press club and the women
Bted In. the Neighborhood
The Press Club post had
d q large open air May
at the u. s. Marine Barracks
esday afternoon. May 10, in
Of Vice President Calvin
Ee. and all arrangements had
completed. At the ball given
lay evening at the Marine Bar
by the Legion Post. in honor
e oficers and board Of COVER
of the National Press Club. It
|learned that Mrs. Walter A.
krman. Miss Sophie Siebert.
Charles J. Bell and others had
ed May 10 for the outdoor
or the benefit Of Neighborhood
y, to be given at Mrs. Bells
ry home. Twin Oaks
ting CALLED TO
Z FOR CONFLICT. &C..
Lastly meeting of the members
3 Press Club post was called
e ballroom floor, and II was
mously resolved that II the
|nation just received proved to
rrect. the invitations should be
ed and the date for the May
2 should be changed to May
that no patronage should be
lrawn from the Neighborhood
fete through a conflict in
|dnesdsy morning Capt. William
Smith. commander of the
Club post; Past Comdr. Jack
hnolly, Finance Oficer W. A.
y. Lieut.. Col. W. c. Harllee.
3. K. Shuler and other members
committee. being assured that
yomen setually had selected
|1o. changed all arrangements
e May party to May 3. Late in
|fternoon they communicated
Information to Neighborhood
I, only to learn to their con-
ktion that the women had
sed their date also. and. by an
tpy coincidence, they also had
b May 9.
Ire was nothing for Msssrs.
Connolly, Du Puy ct al to do
reverse their machinery and
TX to May 10. This they were
ately able to do, all concerned
he May party being agree
o anything for the ladies. God
'em-"
The Washington herald., 1921-04-29
MISS BARNES GIVES
DINNER AT LOCK TAVERN.

Miss Natalie Sellers Barnes. whose
marriage to Marx. Reed Yates viii
take place tomorrow afternoon. en-
tertained at dinner at Lock Tavern
Inn. last evening for members Of her
wedding party.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-29
MRS. STOCK ISSUES
AT HOME CARDS.

Mrs. Edward L. Stock. Of Bradley
Hills, ISSUED cards for at homes on
The Washington herald., 1921-04-29

England States before returning to
Washington. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Lockwood
have gone to Atlantic City.
) % ~ -
} Miss Anne Everett is visiting in
New York City.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-29

Mrs. Edward L. Munson, wife, Of
Col. Munson. Is at White Sulphur
Springs. She will visit. the New
The Washington herald., 1921-04-29

Mrs. Randolph Miner entertained
at luncheon yesterday.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-29

Mrs. Lee Baron Colt entertained
twentyfour guests Mt cards, followsa
by tea. Yesterday afternoon at .ht
Shoreham.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-29
MRS. GILLETT
RETURNS FROM VISIT.

Mrs. Frederick H. oiliett has re-
turned to Washington from New
York, where she went with her
daughter. Miss Frances Hoar, to
greet the latter's fiance. Reginald
The Washington herald., 1921-04-29

Mrs. Joseph q. Thropp was hostess
at a luncheon Of eighteen covers
yesterday.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-29

Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Grosvenor
are removing from their home nr
Eighteenth street today to Bethesda
Nd. .,.-.>. =.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-29

Mrs. Julius Kahn, wife of Repre-
sentative Kahn, of California. is
still in San Francisco. conyalescing
from a serious accident. She will
join Mr. Kahn as soon as she is able
to travel.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-29

Miss Henrietta Burrell is going
to ouantico for a weekend visit.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-29

Frank P. Walsh entertained a
large party OF gentlemen at dinner
a. the Shoreham last evening.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-29
MISS FELIX'S MARRIAGE
DATE ANNOUNCED.

OF interest in Washington is the
announcement by Mr.. and Mrs. Otto
Francis Felix of the marriage of
their daughter. Gladys Marie, to
William Henry Herrick. Monday,
April IS. in Pittsburgh. Mr.. and
Mrs. Herrick will be at home after
June in Providence, r. L
The Washington herald., 1921-04-29

Maj. Gen. H. X. Bethel. military
attache to the British Embassy.
was taken i'll on March 3 with
double pneumonia. His conva-
lescence was arrested by a serious
relapse on Thursday. April 81. but
he Is now reported by his doctors
to be out of danger. though the
period of his convalescence will
necessarily be long
The Washington herald., 1921-04-29

The Secretary OF State and Mrs,
Hughes were among the guests at
a dinner given in honor of the Brit
ish Ambassador and Lady Geddes
last evening by Senator and Mrs.
Joseph S. Frelinghuysen. a COM
pany of twenty-eight gathered to
meet the distinguished guests.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-29

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward H. Alsop. jr.,
and their two daughters will leave
shortly for White sulphur Springs,
where they have taken a cottage for
the summer
Mrs. .Alsop's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jackson, are staying at the Shore
ham Hotel. Mrs. Jackson recently
returned from Europe.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-29

Mr.. and MRS.. Rowland Bibbon.
and Mrs. E: w. Mccullough. of
Washington, are in Atlantic City
and are guests of the Hotel Tray
more.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-29

Maj. Richard B. Creecy, U. s. NJ,
entertained twelve. guests at q sup
ger dance at the Cafe St Marks last
evening.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-29

Mrs. Marshall King entertained
at a luncheon yesterday.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-29

Miss Adeline Oxnard is visiting
Miss Katherine Mackaye in New
York for a week. When she returns
to Washington Miss Nackaye will
accompany her TO be her guest dur
ing the week of the horse show.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-29

DR.. and Mrs. Larkin W. Glaze
brook entertained informally at din
ner Wednesday evening.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-29

In compliment to Mrs. Garnet
Hulings, wife of Commander Hu-
lings, Mrs. Robert Henderson Will
entertain with a tea this afternoon
at the Hotel Brighton. Among the
guests will be Miss Maxwell, of
London, who is visiting Mrs. HUI
iings.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-29

Joseph Davies has gone to New
York to spend several days.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-29

Mrs. Bayard Schindel. widow of
Col. Schindel, U. s. A. has given
up her apartment in the Highlands
and is with Comdr. and Mrs. T. G.
Ellyson at the Naval Air Base at
Hampton. Va.
The evening herald., 1921-06-02
1000 Physicians to
Invade Boston for
Medical Convention

BOSTON. Mass. june ? between
900 and 5000 physicians viii iu-
Nad. IhH ritt ON nest Monday 60 at
tend the HoNeuti second annual scs-
stem uf tho American Medical asiocla-
tiou winch begins "a five DAY cunvcn-
'.uu The hlusc uf delerates viii
.unN.ur Monday morning ard tho
Iu,DUul- Of fG scientific SECTIONS VIII
Ilkr piuUr dur.ng "Wednesday Thur-
uF mud Friday Fur she aoCummu-
dHiou az thca. mcoungs und srct0t
Iraduu.rturs moro thuu twenty halls
HuI IutIdHrs ufr utilized
With invited guDsta. iainIli.f aud
exhibitor thr .rgudhucc viii b"
brought up to 10000 b. rHonf
Among th" special textures OF the
SESSION wills hs th' scientific exhibit
showing fnr N"rNfr advances in
m.IIrIU, and .u.-rr.. H motion pic
fur. tnrtrnr devoted tu deWoufffa
uor Hf srioufnc work and the com
m.rUul ,Nhthf u vnI"h several
humud trims dealing iu medical
supplies will uk. part rrrredinf
fr. session rp"rai Clinics will hr
lI.un f1r Visitors ht thr Boston
uU.riUIInr and NURSES
The evening herald., 1921-06-02
Escaped Convict
In Tears Tells Court
He Will Reform

A. trsrs iricklod down his checks
m the uitN uil This morning lHuu
Pierce. escaped convict from tho pen.
u,utian ut Sioux Falls = D., stid
hc Us guiug 10 start life ull over aruir
and walk tho sirnight line when Dec
fnirhos his term
pttrcp was arrested here uu alVltt FL
from Trinidad whore hV is wanted
uu the charge of having stolen prom
crty Boo his possession. Fierce accord
iug tu his own story this morning
reached Trinidad in company with
two other men n "a siultn uutouIulll.
when the officers tried to put them
under arrest. Pierce stts hr ran away
and did uut stop Whom told Go huit
ile received q gun shot wound in his
right foot
pi.rcc sHvs ho is mnuccnt of ths
charge uu which hu was sent tu Tho
pruitnutuN n South Dakota. ilr
SAYS another man 4tulr Hu uutumu-
bile sud told tho police that Do,
t'iorDeh had given DO tI him thus
throwing thu biamo uf tho theft on
Pierce.
An officer arrived hero today and b.
tu take tho prisoner back 60 Trinidad
today picr,r probably win Do s"ri
back fu Suu'N Fails tu iiuish his tDrm
~, .pys nr had served tNo yeuu ui
10 siN year sentence. Ills DsUJpr wuu
made possible when he was made q
trus,v at the Sioux Falls prison.
The evening herald., 1921-06-02
TRACKLESS STREET
CARS TO Be HERE
IN A FEW DAYS
Will BE Put in Operation
on North Fourth
Street

Albuquerque trurki,ss street cars,
which are 60 be- operated between here
aud Alameda ou the Nurth Fourth
street ruud have been shipped from
Detroit aud should arrive hvr, ln Che
uoNt few days
IS. o. l.oss NicD-p -prDSid,uf ur Oh"
CITY Electric comp1uN. announced to-
day that thp cars win ho put Boo orsr-
alton Immediately upon th,r arrival
FOR the present three cars urD Go bo
operated dailv
Ma Ross a,ts that the five trucks
N hIch thr company uut iu us" here
H short tlmr ugu tI. mHliUE utllf
uips bptV,Du hcIu aud BoIru and
Hrrn4ililo The fr,ight business OF
the company has Increased rapidly
1D SAYS Fuor thn trucks were uui in
operation
Tho truck. ari uuw hauling 'NcfN-
thiuE from piHuus to Irr hr says Hnd
are tEe mean. uf tlr surrounding
towns securing qulct delivery service
ihD same Hs the people in the riiy
proper Piano. ordered iu Hel'u last
utght ave delivered tnsrr TODAY
Tho tarkIpsH street ttrH VIII carr"
o. uHHH, uHris tDmIurttl &c., The lttr
tlrm town tp Alameda iS Goo %" 20
cents and TO Los Ori'Eur road iV
cents t'DIepu. HIIug thr Hitt.f rHi
need uulN tu secure re- transfer IU Alt'
m,dH. alr in, hiE hus and UnN Hf
additional % Drnt. Persons coming
tu town lruW Alameda may transfer
/ Co. au, ot thu street ears without oNtra
charge.
The evening herald., 1921-06-02
San Ignacio Church
Holds Corpus Christi
Celebration Tonight

Corpus christi dsf VIII hr 'rl".
Lrtted at san iEuHtiu church 800 Nov
uucftoWu tuiH evening lf u prur'H-
ion HturfiuE ti o'sloUk.
THE PROGRESSION viii hH mad' up of
aII tHr thgr.n HurI'ti's from Stu
lrua,Io church hrsidos u number
frnu tNr ,hur,hr. Boo l.ns ilr,ilr HuI
Dld Albuquerque. The procession VIII
start from the church un Nurth Arno
street. and VIII proceed south ou Aruo
street 90 Mountain ruHd. then east to
Edifh Htrr,i and north Un Ediih
.tIrrt tu fhp church tg1iu. SiN ultats
has, Irru erected for thr otrHSfiHu
lioug th, route n. th' uruuugslon
Corpus CHRISTI day r r.i,hrui cd
once every year Dos every Catholic
church. lut there b. not H,t date iUI us
Observance, Th. day was rolrhrut,d
ls San Felipe church iu old Alhu-
uurrgur last Thursda,
a small procession was held within
the church grounds uf san lguacio
Tuesday celebrating the last dnv of
MAY iu which the priests aud
The evening herald., 1921-06-02

Thr greatest .nr'an depth huunu
Is siA aud nut fuurih mites. uoHr t1c
island ut Alinduuau. boo the Philippine
islands
Daughters uI Mary took part Tho
Feast uf San lEu1,io thD mos. imuur-
Uut toast uf th, Ntur luT fhr people
uf san lgnNOiu. will ho crlchr'tod the
latter part of IulN. ln O. manner siWi-
lar tu the celebration 90 the Feast of
san Foupc held lnst sunday in nld
Town
The evening herald., 1921-06-02

who hnv. been working in the mines
near Gallup were bet out by the mine
companies some time ago. and have
hecn unable To- secure transportation
20 their homes IN chihuahua. Mr
Garcia win leave tomorrow f9r iielun.
The evening herald., 1921-06-02
The Inside News isg
At Washington


WASHINGTON. June Pressure
from the "fulkI baoN home to cut
down taxes. cAlHcssrd through thou-
sands or letters received daily o. scn-
utors and ouugr.s-m,u. some plead
ms -uUl, threatening causing cou-
grrss more worry and pcpicNity than
did tnu 900 shloms ul wa
g. 1pc of fixed charg, on uatiun-
nl debt aud The cAp,ns ut maisttin-
ing pu adcpu,tc umt and navy
thruuEh the period ut uadlustmtu.
following the war, b. -rDms iiupof .hlr
Co make % reduction Boz taxes sufficient
to satisfy public olamuU
presaur, for rDlicf rum hray, tax
burdens caused th, senate % rut out
OF ihH navy appropriation hill mnnrF
for tho proposed usvy h,-e al Alamo
dl California.
It Was the sam, ur,.HHr, that uucd
up the senate Boo favor ut senator
Hnrah's proposal THAI tn. president hr
requested tu open u"EHtittiuuH WIN
Gruut Britain and Japan .ur AN agree -
uirui Geo lmit naval ,Hns. 90 ,iuu
The Same pressure .uuHiuE tho
udminlftrufIuu tu NIHN HFufuhlN The
proposal Co fund fI. government Isl
iioutiur debt through ..w bond issue
so II Will not have tH N met ou' ui
currunt t1A,s within ' next thr"
ycarH
Scat tu r,du,us rtH'.nu. 'uu-l'r
ls Interested iu diHrnIHIH- taAniiun.
ANY plan that viii rHI". money WIN
/ The l"Hsi Irritation fo 'H' mHu who
pay. % rn1H suorr 1"n"t'
Clos. fIsud. ,EprI concern fuT
The evening herald., 1921-06-02

where he viii remain for somc limo
on consular business.
The offices uf the consulate haze
been rcmovcd from the Woodnaen of
the World bulldinr to s3h North
fourteenth street
The evening herald., 1921-06-02

own To date there o. htitlc evil
dcncc or real progrca.
What are Tow stroug words be-
tween frioudst senator Frcling-
huyscu went to 500 Attorney General
Daughorty thc other day about SOME
pntronaED The senator was reported
tu lcrl that hc had been walked on hy
the cabinet member Loud language.
somebody rwoTp. somebody called
somebody else strong names. The
story was printed aud later Dsughcrty
was asked about a.
"FrciughuNsru and I nrv good
friends naurhcrty answered. We
understand each other
True strong names are sometimes
lIard as tokens of affection hrtwcun
iusnm pals. MAYBE that was how u
happened.
The evening herald., 1921-06-02

IN, woddiuE cake BE- a survival OF
u,. old Roman custom of hahinf
,,h,lt ,r barley ionf 90 SIGNIFY MAR
IlnEvf
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