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.Partidul liberal chemat sa
formeze Guvernul?.

In urma esecului tratativelor,
liberalii s'au declarat tari sd
preia singuri puterea, 81 atunci
eand vor avea-o sustin dansii
= Ell vor ii aceia carl vor impune
.aonditiuni collaboration, ce nu
yor intarzia sal solicite.
Ruperea tratativelOr a fOst Gu
atat mai neasteptata, Gu cat 4
cordul liberalilor GU dl Inculet 81
Nistor era de multi incheiat, lar
tratativele Gu dl Iorga luasera Q
orientare acceptable.
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Atitudinea Taranistilor.

In timpul ce tabara ardelenilor
81 a llberalilor este framantata de
aceste preocupari, taranistii sunt
ocupati exclusiv Gu pregatirea
congresului lor fixat pentru zilele
de 20 81 2l Noembrie. Hotaririle
acestui congres vor indica singure
atitudinea intregului partid in
fata situated politice.
Paaa la congress, conducatorii
taranistilor refuza sd Sc angaieze
in orr ce combinatie political, pre-.
cum refuza orr ce declaratie pu-
,blica de natura sa angajeze att
tudinea. partidului.
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Sc pare ca ziua de eri fost de-
cisivd pentru tratativele dintre
liberali 81 partidul national arde-
lean. Contrar primelor svonuri,
carl inregistrau un pas mai de-
parte i'll pregatirea terenului pen.
tru colaborare, eri, in urma ulti-
mel intrevederi de dupa amiaza
dintre d-nii Bfatianu 81 MANU-,
tratativele au fost. declarate
rupte.
Pana eri, moi stiam ca eel dol
self cazusera de acord asupra
tuturor chestiunilor de principiu T;
dificultatea cea mare s'a ivit insa
imediat ce ardelenii au tinut sd
Sc delimiteze precis 81 in scris 20
nele de Influenza politica 81 admi-
nistrativa. ce S ar Fl cuvenit fie-
carei grupari in pevte.
d. Bratianu a. socotit inaccep-
table conditiile partidului natio-
nal in aceasta privinta.
La aceasta a mai contribute 81
cererea d-lui lorga, ca acordul in
toate punctele hui, de la progra-
mul de guvernamant, pana la ac-
tivitatea parlamentara 81 admi-
nistrativa, de la ~desemnarea mi
nistrilor 81 pana la numirile in
administrative de>ras.,
pundere sa fie asternute pc har-
tie, ca garantie reala, carl, in
caz de -neexecutare, sd poata duce
la denuntarea acordului in orice
moment nF
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DoNari pentru
SarbatOriIe
CraC|iiiunului

Avand In vedere ca pretul
banilor romanesti scade mereu,
am luat 1ntelegere Gu cele mai
mari banci din Romania Mare,
de a face plat pentru rudele
D-voastra in dollari (Bani A
mericani) 81 astfel cei din Pa
tria veche pot capata mai multi
lei pentru doHari decat puteti
capata D-vcastra aici.
Trimitem dollari 81 lei prin
telegraf 81 posta 81 in eel mai
scurt timp va procuram chitan-
ia ecu iscalitura prirnitorului,
ca dovada ca banii au fost pri-
miti complect 81 in scurt timp.
Vindem b:lete de vapoare pc
toate liniile, mergand direct la
Constanta sau prin alte por-
turf, Gu preturile cele mai ief-
tine.
Ajutam pc toti acei ce doresc
sa-si aduca rudele din Patria
veche 81 preparam documente-
lie necesare gratuit.
Banca este deschisa zilnic pana
la 8 seara 81 Dumineca pana La l
dupa ameaza.
Scrieti pentru orice informatiuni
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Guvern neutru rrezidat de d-nul
Tcma Stelian sau dl Icrga.

Gel in contact mai apropiat Cd
cercurile nationalistilor ardeleni
au putut constata in ultimul timp
la .acestia 0 scadere entuziasmu.
lui fata de perspectivele unui a.
cord eli liberalii.
Lucrul G asa de adevarat. in
cat in tabara ardelenilor s "a dis,
cutat GU multi interes formula
unui guvern neutru, care sa alba
nu numai rolul de prezida ale
geri nOui, dar 81 un rol admins
Itrativ, care sa prepare tercnul
pentru un guvern polite propriu
zis, de esenta parliamentary. In
dlscutiile, carl an avut loc in a.
ceasta privinta au fost puse doud
hume, Gu chemarea de,a prezinta
un asemenea guvern: numele d-lui
Toma Stelian 81 al d-lui N. "Iorga.
In chipul acesta s'ar evita orice
neplaceri, carl ar fl >legate de
soarta unui guvern de colaborare
alcatuit lnainte de alegeri, in ca
zul cand colegiile electorate con-
vocate s'ar pronunta nu tocmai
Satisfaction pentru guvernul de
colaborare.
Avantagiul in plus pc care Par
prezenta un guvern neutru ar Fl
acela ca, dupa efeetuarea Nalegeri-
lor ar lasa din nou calea deschisa
pentru un guvern parlamentar.
Realizarea g,lvernului neutrl
ar avea .loc in >acest caz dupa
deschiderea actualelor corpuri le-
giuitoare, cand Sc crede Cd nepar-
ticiparea opozitiei va deschide in
chip real criza politica.
Aceasta ar fl 81 procedure cea
mai strict constitutionala pentru
schimbarea de regim.
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l ratativele Gu
Iiberalii rupte

dar nici sal confirme prin decla
ratii categorice.
Ca fapt Characteristic semnalam
vizita pc care dl /. Bratianu a
facut-o aseara Ia ora 6 81 jpmatate
d-lui N. Iorga.
Aceasta fntrevedere Sc poatc
interpreta ca D dorinta liberaai-
lor de face 0 ultima sfortare
pentru stabilirea -acordului. M
ne-am mira de loc daca in cursul
zilei de All, tratativele vor fl
reluate, prin interventia efectiva
a d-lui Iorga.
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.DIRECTORII COMPANIEI
De PUBLICITATE A
UNIUNEI S. R. A.

NICOLAE NESTOR, Pres.
1903 Tillman Ave., Cleveland, O.
NICOLAE BARDAS, vice-Pres.
r. r. D. 3 Canton, Ohio
g. N. POP, Scr. Adm.
57O5 Detroit ave. Cleveland, q.
D. BARZA, Caster
65O1 Detroit Ave., Cleveland, 0.
Membrii in directie:
In. SERB
3lO e. Home ST., New Castle, Pa
loan G.. HOZA
1867 Auld Street Alliance, Ohio
! P.tCHIMA
1853 So. Main st. Akron, Ohio
GEORGE SALCA
Arcade Hotel, Alliance, Ohio.
G. r. PASCU 8
57O5 Detroit Ave., Cleveland O..
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Atitudinea Guvernamentalilor.

In randurile guvernamentale G
dominanta credinta, = care, in
urma ruperii tratativelor dintre
liberali 81 nationali a capatat 81
mai multa consistenta = ca orice
schimbare de regim este exclusa
atata timp cat nu interyine nici
un motiv plausibh 81 in cadrn
constitutional conflict in guvern
sau conflict parliamentary, Gu i'll,
drituirea de q justifica plecarea
guvernului Averescu.
Conflictul care ar exista intre
[guvern 81 opinia publica, pc care-l
invoca gruparile din opozitie, G
|ceva insesizabil, pc care Nnu Far
|putea verifica decat vointa expri-
mata de masa electorala.
Deocamdata cercurile guverna.
men tale sunt preocupate de apro
plata deschidere q Corpurilor le
ginitoare. Guvernul va fntocm
zilele aceste mesagiul, lar dl &c
ineral Averescu . 81 cerut minis
itrilor nota dupx proectele prega
/ little la fiecare Department, pen
ltru a. le mentions in textul mesa
giului.
In aceste cercuri Sc asteepta G.
Inerabdare hot&rirea congresuau
taranistilor asnpra participant
partidului la lucrarile parlamer
tului, nutrindlse speranfa, 9
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Mihal Eminescu, ziariSt.

L
scoalei latiniste. Chestiunile flo
logice tineau impartiti pc inva
tatii nostri in doua tabere. Emf
nescu, vede fundamental 81 in a
ceasta problema: intelege exage
frarife unOra 81 ale altora, 81 in
frunta GU asprime pc eel ce-si bat
joe de 'Lepturaru" lui Pumnul
La 'Curierul de Iasi'', la
''Timpul" din Bucuresti Emi,
nescu. desvalindu-se ca un mare
temperament de luptator. Isl arata
tconceptia lui de Stat. 81 convin-
gerile in politica interna a tarii.
Marele nostru poet e un dus-
man al revolutionalismului; pen
tru ell Statul nu e un produs al
NINTH, ei evolutiei, Statul e
concrescut Gu insusi poporul. O
Constitute noua care Sc impor-
teaza din afara 81 nu raspunde or
ganizatiei istorice, nu poate fe-
rici un popor.
Statul trebue sd fie national.
Mimic nu Sc poate face bine pen
tru omenire decat prin natiuni !;
cosmopolitismul fictiune, ol
'nu exlsta, nu poate exista, 81 G
folosit de ceice au interese potriv
nice tarii in care traesc. Eminescu
a fost impotriva acordarii Gle
drepturi evreilor. nu din antise-
mltlsm, ci din sentimental conser
varii rationale.
Aprofundand raul eel mare din
Romania primejdiosul conflict in
tire formele de civilizatie, impor,
tate din Apus 81 intre fondul pa
trlarhal dat de evolutia istorica.
81 intrebandu-se cine ne-a adus
Eminescu ajunge la convingerea
ca nu neamul romanesc de basti-
ma, cuminte, asezat 81 traditiona.
list, ci elementele straine, abea
sau de loc romanizate. care for
meaza patura noasra suprapusa,
care n are sinful istoric 81 nu in
telege poporul 81 aspiratiile sale.
NJ. Eminescu in activitatea sa
de publicist vazut tot asa de
fundamental in orice chestiune
la cazut sub condeiu, political
externa chestnut de economic ma,
tionala, critica literara, drama.
tica etc.
El dat 81 in chestiunea Roma
nilor 'de-a dreapta Dunaru'' sim
gura solutie posibila char pentru
zllele noastre, asigurarea bisericii
81 a Scolii rationale
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0 adevarata lupta Sc dadca
orin anil 1870 intre ''Junirneas:
multi parlamentari apartinand
yruparilor retrase din parliament,
or refuza sa renunte la exercita-
'ea mandatului lor, char daca
,otarirea conducatorilor va fl
,ontrara.
lDin ''Dacia" 10 Nov
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DACA VREI

Sa nu intinzi mana la coltul
stradelor in caz cand al ramas
fara o mana sau un picior in
scrie-te intro societate din
Uniunea s. r. A.
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punctul de vedere al d-lui Iorga,

In legatura Gu aceasta situat tie
noua ivita in tabara opozitiei,
semnalam 81 concluzia la care a
ajuns dl Iorga in expozeul sau
polite desvoltat ,eri intre orele
s 81 6 in fata parlamentarilor ma
tionalisti-democrati, a fruntasilor
81 delegation din provincie con.
yocati acasa la d-sa.
D. Iorga a declarat aproape
textual:
"Atata vreme cat Ardelenii nu
Sc yor intelege cu liberalii, nu
[poate fl vorba de 0 colaborare
din partea ,partidillui nationalist
democrat cu partidul liberal.
'Intelegem Sd luam parte Ia
|un guvern de colaborare tu
Eturor partidclor unirii, lar nu la {
lcolaborare numai Gu partidul Ii
Iberal1
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-12-12

D. Bratianu nu accepta conditiu.
nile d-lui Manu-. - Iiberalii spe-
ra CD vor lua singari puterea. =
D. Torga intelege sd colaboreze CT,
tcete partidele unirii nu numai Gu
rartidul liberal. Sc mai pot
relua tratativele? - Intrevederea
Bratianu- Iorga. - Guvern neutru
\ prezidat de d. Ton1a Steliar1
sa1r d. N. Iorga?
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-12-12

Din eercurile pc care lean
avut aseara en- diferitii fruntas;
al pArtiduaui naticnAf ardelean in
scopal de . verifica stirea s'au
maltnnit * ~ desmintx Zap tul,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-12-12

Agarbioeanu, tinuta La a doua
sezatoa1e CYganizata de
Si7ldicatul preset.

Generatiile carl s'au perinda
prin scolile noastre medii pana Il
1900, au cunoscut pc un NJ. Emi
nescu incomplet, au cunoscut MI
mai pc poetul nostru eel ma
mare, nu 81 pc genialul publicist
care ne-a lasat pagini neperl.
toare tratand toate chestiunile
vitale care Sc puneau atulici pen
| tru neamul ncstru.
Gel mai multi dintre moi, pana
la intaiul deceniu al veacului in
care suntem, cand s'au dat publ
citatii aceasta parte activitatii
sale, am cunoscut pc marele crea-
tor al poeAei noastre> moderne, pc
cugetatorul pesimist, pc artistul
>batut atat de cumMit de mizeriile
vietii, dar n am cunoscu pc lup.
tatorul Eminescu, marele for de
optimism care Ia sustinut in. a.
ceasta lupta pentru desavirsirea
vietii poporului sau.
Eminescu n "a ramas izolat, cum
sa crezut atata vreme, de marble
probleme romanesti ale timpului
sau, ci, de la inaltimea geniului
sau si-a spus cuvantul in cele mai
multe, cu putere Gle analiza, pc
,patrundere, pc care putini pot
atinge.
Curentul eminescian, pornit pc
urma uriasei sale creatii, n'ar fl
fost atat de neproductiv 81 depri.
mator pentru urmasi, daca Emil
nescu ar Fl fost cunoscut de la IN
ceput in mod complet. Influinta
lui asupra societatii ar fl fost
dintre cele mai binecuvantate.
Eminescu ajuns publicist
inca de pc bancile universitatii
din Viena, printr 'un articol des-
pre- rolul romanilor in regenera-
rea monarhiei AustrO-ungare. De
Ia inceput STA vadit toate marble
sale calitati de ziarist Cand in.
ceput sd scrie articole politice
Eminescu avea un> fntreg capital
de cunostinte temeinice 81 in ce
priveste viata de Stat, 81 in Gu
noasterea Romanilor din toate
provinciile 81 a nevoilor lor. Avea
un capital de convingeri ,politice
pc carl vieata intreaga nu 81 lea
schimbat.
Constiu de geniul sau, de pu-
terea sa Gle judecata, ell, in cariera
ziaristica, a inteles sd slujasca
idei 81 principii, nu persoane, 81
articolele sale politice, culturale,
nus decat manifestarea crezului
sau polite, social, cultural. Cana
n a mai avut posibilitatea sa faca
asa ziaristica, s'a retras din re-
dactii, cum a facut la 'iCurierul
de Iasi''
NJ EmineScu a vaZut adanc in
toate problemele ce agita vieata
romaneasca de pretutindenea.
Astfel ell a vazut de la inceput, la
intaia analiza, primejdia dualiz-
mului austro-ungar, pentru ro-
manii din fosta monarhie, 81
cerut ca fata de acest sistem ro-
mani sa fie 'ireconciliabili'', sa
nu Sc impace nici odata Gu eli. In
erticolul pomenit, scris in ''Fede-
ratiunea'' din Pesta, Eminescu
vede toate primejdiile care au 81
urmat pentru moi din sistemul
duslist, 81 stim ca osia politicii
aaastre din ultima jumatate a
yeacului trecut a fost intr 'adevar,
,primejdia dualismului.
In probleme culturale ale Ar
dealului Eminescu dat solutia
cea mai potrivita in chestiunea
Fondului de teatru roman. Atunci
incepuse (pela 187O) sd sc agite
ideea infiintarii unui fond de
teatru la moi, 81 fntre multimea
le pareri ce Sc ridicau, singura
rationale 81 sducatoare la scop a
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ADREsEtE FUNcTNNA
RiLOR U. S. r. A.

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1-iul Vice. -Presedinte
1855 Franklin st. Detroit, Mich
NICOLAE SAVU,
2-lea Vice-Presedinte
2c34 Penn Pl., N. e. Canton, D.
GEORGE MARHAO,
Secretar General
Bell, Federal S3S; Auto. 73319
645 Poland ave. Youngstown, O.
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Caster General
737 So. Liberty Alliance, o
Phone: O. S. 1923
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Evening star., 1921-05-03
POLO BALL MEDLEY
OF RICH COL0R|NG
, Initial Affair Great Success.
Mr.. and Mrs. Weeks
Receive.

Sporting and social life combined
last night to make the first polo Dali
ever given in Washington a colorful
and altogether delightful affair and
one that should be repeated each sea-
SON The skillful playing of the Off
GERS forming the Washington polo
team so interested the Secretary OF
War, who is himself a splendid ath-
lete, that he and Mrs. Weeks headed
the receiving line at the New Willard,
giving the affair 4 decidedly official
aspect and the sanction Of the War De-
partment.
The ballroom was a medley OF rich
color, from the crossed flags which
entirely lined the wall back of the
boxes. 20 the frieZe of flags above, and
the polo clothes of the men and un-
usually gay evening gowns OF the
women. Polo mallets were crossed
between the flags, with balls suspend
ed. and other implements of the game
were used to assist in giving the
sporting atmosphere to the room.
Back of the box for the guests of
honor hung the flags of the Secretary
of War and of Gen. Pershing. Both
Gen. Pershing and Gen. March danced
,, all during the evening.
In Receiving Line.
In the receiving line were the Sec
rotary of War and hrS. Weeks. the
assistant secretary of war, Mr.: VAIN
wright; Gen. Pershing and Gen.
| March. chief of staff. Maj. John Mil
liken, aid TO Gen. March, made the
introductions.
Mrs. Weeks wore gown of anne
thyst and gold brocaded velvet,
mounted over cloth of gold, with
graceful draperies on the skirt terml-
mating in a short train. Cloth of gold
| showed on the bodice. which had
! square decollete with wing sleeves
| of amethyst tulle. She wore hand
| some corsage ornament of diamonds
Evening star., 1921-05-03

Judge John Barton Payne.
Mrs. George u. Hope had with her IN
her box Senator Lee s. Overman. Sen
ator Samuel NJ. ShortridCe, Mr.. and
c. Gregory and Mr.. and Mrs. James
Bailey.
Hosts at Dinner Before Ball.
Mr. and Mrs Edward H. Alscp en-
tertained at dinner preceding the ball
and later had with them in their box
Mrs. Kenna Elkins, Mrs. Mckerna Pultz,
Capt. David S. Barry. Lieut.. David Nc
Lerne Collins, Lieut.. Joseph III. Lawson
and Lieut.. Clate G. Snyder. I'd.
Nine. Hauge and Miss Isabelle May
had a box together and their guests in
cluded Senator and Mrs. Peter Goelet
Gerry. Mrs. REYNOLDS Hit and Mr.
Henry Coleman May.
Mrs. Charles 5. Bromwell and Mr.. and
Mrs. Randall Hagner entertained seVera
friends in their box.
Senator Lawrence Phipps entertained
at dinner preceding the ball in honor
of his daughter, Mrs. Van Hope Car
rett, and later brought the party on tC
the ball. where they occupied a box
| The other guests We're Miss Sutherland
], Miss Jane Nolan, Mr. and Mrs Denise
Rarkalow, Nr Walter Treadwcll and
Mr.. Maurice Connolly.
Col. and Mrs. A. w. Yates entertained
! at ulIl1t'T dl tiit ARMY anu Navy AslGL
and later took their guests to the ball
Their box party included Maj. and Mrs
Frederick w. Boschen. Mai. and Mrs
Richard II. Jordan, Maj. and Mrs. Franl'
| Davis. Col. and Mrs. John e. Shumah
and Col. MerVyn G. Buckley.
Maj. and Mrs. George S. Patton, Jr.
entertained at dinner and later tool
their guests to the ball. where they oc'
, cupied a box. In the company wert
Representative and Mrs. John Jacot
| Rogers. Mr.. and Mrs. George S. PattoI
| and Miss Patton.
Hosts to Ambassador.
Mrs Gibson F'ahneStock and her son
! in-law and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs Syl
! vanus Stokes. jr.. had among their guests
| the ambassador of Chile and Sonora ds
! Matthew and Miss Gladys BinckleE.
! Mr.. and Mrs. William Littauer hat
! with them Miss Aiisa Mellon. Miss Hard
! ing. Miss Lttauer, Mr.. NJ. d. Peterson
Mr.. A. Yencken and Mr.. Dwight Part
ridge.
Mrs Charles Boughton Wood had will
Evening star., 1921-05-03
fan

and carried black ostrich feather
fan.
In the Boxes.
The assistant secretary of war. MT
j. Mayhem Wainwright, had as his
guests Maj. Gen. and Mrs. William G.
Haan and Maj. Gen. and Mrs. W. M.
Wright.
Senator William B. Mckinley en-
tertained a box party. his guests m
simpson. Maj. and Mrs. John Greedy.
MISS Julia r. Maths and Mr.. Maurice
Connolly.
The counselor of the British en-
bassy and Mrs. Henry Getty Chiffon
the assistant military attache OF the
Mr.. A. Yencken. Mr.. H. II. Sims, Capt.
{: j. Henry and Mr.. H. V. Tennant, al
of the British embassy staff. formed
another interesting box party.
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Kauffnann,s
box party included Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam b. Shearer. Miss Sonia Shearer'
Mr.. A. p. Graves and Mr.. l.. Meteor
mick-Goodhart of the British en-
bassy staff, and Capt. Paul Hudson.
Has Distinguished Party.
Mrs. Cromwell Brooks had a dis
tinguished party. her guests lnclud-
ing the minister of Rumania and
Princess Bibesco. Mrs. Dorothy Will
liams McCombs. Countess Gizycka.
Senator Walter E. Edge. Rear Ad-
miral Andrew T. Long. Maj. Gen.
Clarence c. Williams and Mr.. Philip a.
de LasZlo.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas F. Logan had
|as guests in their box Mrs. Joseph
Hampson. Commander and Mrs. l.
Thomas Hagner. Commander and Mrs.
Daniel A. McElduff of Annapolis
Md; Mrs. Melville Thompson of New
York. Mr.. John Barrett. Mr.. Robert
|Silvercruys of the Belgian embassy,
Senior Don j. Alvarez de Buenavista
of the Peruvian embassy. and Capt.
Harold Gallop.
Col. and Mrs. Francis T. A. Junkin in
entertained party in their box, their
guests including Gen. Peyton c.
March. Col. and Mrs. Charles Patter-
son, Mrs. John Mckie, Miss Julia
Junkin Ravenel and Col. Robert
Glasgow Paxton.
Mr.. and Mrs George T Marye had
Mrs. Andrew Moreland of Pittsburgh
and Miss Doyle with them in their
box.
ROx for Embassy StaH.
Members of the French embassy
staff occupied a box.
Gen. Pershing entertained a box
party. his guests including Senator
| and Mrs. Francis f. Warren and Col
and Mrs. George Marshall.
| Mrs. Richard Townsend had among
her guests Sonora de Riano, wife OF
| the Spanish ambassador; Representa-.
| tive Nicholas Longworth, SenOrits
| Ramona Lefevre and Mr.. Raymond
r. Baker.
| Senator and Mrs. James W. Wads.
worth. jr., had several guests witt
them. Mr.. William Phelps Emo en-,
| tertained a box party, his guests in.
cluding Senator and Mrs. Frank B
Kellogg, Representative and Mrs
Frederick c. Hicks and Miss Rooney.
Senator Walter E. Edge and Mrs
Sarah Lee Phillips had with them ir
their box the minister of the Serbs
Croats and Slovenes and Nine
Grouitch. Mrs. Joseph Noell, Mrs
Parker, Col. William f. Horton. Capt
John NJ. luther and Mr.. William
Bowie Clarke.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Thropp, Miss
Olyve Graef and Mr.. Chester Lock
wood were among Mr.. Horace Lut-
treli's guests. Mrs. Thomas F. Walsh
entertained Mrs. John Allan Dough-
erty. Senator Thomas J. Walsh and
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tanned in their box Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Price Wright and Capt. and Mrs. Clar-
ence Crittenden Calhoun.
Other box holders included Mr.. and
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her Gen. and Mrs. George Barnett, Mr..
and Mrs. Owen Freeman Roberts. Miss
Morgan and Maj. Reginald Foster
Col. and Mrs. Charles B. Drake enter
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Mrs. Raefel r. GOWN. Mr.. Summer
Welles, Mr. and Mrs Henry 7. ONna al.
Mr.. Arthur Bradley Campbell and Mr..
and Mrs Irwin Laughlin.
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Shadow-Fold
Petti-Skirts

In fine Milanese silks with
18-inch fold, giving thickness
where needed. Shown by
us first in Wash
ington. Just the (
length required for
Spring and Sum- T. j
mer dresses. All 4
shades-price, $3.50. "
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purchased considerably under price in great assortents
One of the biggest blouse of years Handmade
Bouses the popular of the and these fortunate
purchases bring these you under price
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Handmade Blouses, $3.95


The finest batiste, attrac-
lively trimmed with hand
drawn work, in straightline
and key or novelty designs.
Also hand embroidery: many
have trimmed collars to match
front; others with deep hem
with real Irish or f1let laces.
Extra sizes included in this
lot.
Handmade Blouses, $9.S5
Exquisite French vo lies
with Tuxedo collars or V neck
trimmed with insets or hand
drawn work, shadow blocks,
fine tucks and daintiest Of
hand-embroidery and Irish
or filet laces: numerous styles
of fascinating loveliness.