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The Washington herald., 1922-04-02
SERVICE LEAGUE
TO MEET TUESDAY

A special meeting NJ the women's
Overseas Service League has been
called for Tuesday. at 8 p. m, at
the home OF Miss Denys. 1873 ]
street. Mrs. Kyle. OF Philadelphia,
chairman OF the national legisla-
tive committee, will be present TO
make finsl plans for the bill for the
Congressional charter. As the bill
has been reported to the House and
is now on the calendar il may come
up at any time. Mrs. Chew. the ma
tional president, will address the
meeting. She has recently returned
from a trip to France.
A dance will be given by the
league at st. Elizsbeth's Hospital in
Ward B-5 on Wednesday at D. m
The Marine Band will furnish mu-
sic. All members are cordially in
vited
The regular meeting OF the league
has been postponed TO Wednesday
April -.
Plans are nearing completion for
the national convention. to be held
in Washington May l and :.
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Club to Hold
OdHomeDay
College Women Announce
Monday Tea in Honor
of Founders.

Tomorrow is TO be ''Old Home
Day" at the College Women's Club.
The Monday tea held at the CLUB
house. 1922 Eye street northwest, at
p. m. will be in honor OF the
founders OF the club. Mrs. NJ. A.
Martindale. who was one OF the
early presidents. will be the hostess.
assisted by Miss Emma Harper
Turner. who issued the FIRST call
for the organization. The program
Is being kept a secret until the day.
OF the meeting.
All Washington women who were
members OF the club during the
FIRST five years OF its life. whether
members Of the club at the pres
ent time or not. are especially In
vited to attend this meeting. All
members are especially urged to be
present to do honor 10 the founders
Of the club.
Saturday evening. April 8, Senator
Frank B. Willis and Mrs. willis
will be the guests Of the College
Women's Club. at the monthly sup
per to be held at the clubhouse.
Senator willis will speak on the
subject. ''Ohio Colleges" Mrs. Enoch
Johnson will be hostess Of the even
ing and announces that on this
evening men may be guests. Reser-
vstions for the supper should be
made at the clubhouse not later
than Friday morning.
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LIST OF PAGEANT
WORKERS LARGER

Mrs. Herbert Hoover, Mrs. Charles
J. Bell. Assistant Secretary OF War
J. Mayhem Wainwright and George
Gordon Battle of New York, have
been added to the executive COM
mittee of The Cross Triumphant"
the pageant to be presented for the
first time on Friday. May ). at the
Cathedral OF St. Peter and St. Paul
under the auspices of the National
Cathedral School for Girls. for the
benefit of st. Mary's in the Grove
Raleigh, y. C. which was founded
in 1892 and is one OF the oldest
schools of the Episcopal Church in
America.
Mrs. Bell has placed her town
house at the disposal of the director
of the pageant, Marie Moore For
rest, to be used for meetings and
group rehearsals. as also has Mrs.
Henry +. Dimock. A large number
of rehearsals beginning next week
will be held at Mason House
through the courtesy of Mrs. Julian
James.
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TabIeau1 in
Mt. Rainier
Christian Church Bible
Class of Women
Entertain.

MOUNT RAINIER. Nd. April l.
A program Of tsblesuN. song AMI
pantomime was presented Friday
evening in the Christian Church by
the Loyal women's Bible Class.
Julius A. Hobson. OF Brentwood.
has sailed from New York for a
two months trip to Europe. Mrs.
Hobson accompanied her husband TO
New York.
Miss Marie Balsey. OF baltimore.
has been visiting her sister, Mrs. y.
B. Smith.
A miscellaneous shower was given
by Mrs Florence Newell in compli-
ment to Miss Sophia Lehman.
Mrs c. W. Disney and Miss Eva
Anderson. of Odenton. Nd, have been
visiting relatives here.
Miss Clara Schultz has been whit =
ing former Mayor and Mrs. Perry
Boswell.
In honor OF the birthday ami
verssry Of her sister. Miss Belle SUIT
ton, OF Washington. Mrs. W. =.
Hutchinson was host at a surprise
party.
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stImson.. dean OF Goucher colieSe.
Baltimore.
Mrs. Charles Hancock. Of the Unit
verEity. entertained a few guests ~
luncheon sSd bridge at her honn
on University Circle.
Miss Elsie Corbett gave an fnfor-
NAL party. at her home on The Ivy
Road in honor Of her guest. kiss
Elizabeth Kemp.
Allan T. Street. a member OF the
faculty OF the Salisbury Schoo'. Sali-
bury. Conn. has returned home. nftef
spending the spring vacation with his
sister. Mrs. G. ID. Shackelford
Meredith Minor Jsnvler. a mem
bers OF the faculty Of the GiimaH
Country School. Baltimore. h. spend
ing the spung vacation with his
mother on Preston Heights.
Misses Nettie Reid McNulty. Susie
Craft and Nancy Huyett. Of TIE
Farmville Normal School. are spend
ing the spring vacation al ther
homes in this city.
Miss Agnes TceI spent the week
end in Staunton. the guest OF Miss
Katherine Perry.
The Zeta Beta Tau fraternity en-
tertained about twenty-five youn.
ladies and several alumni at hous,
party at their home in the ToWles
Addition for the weekend.
Miss Dora Hancock. who has been
spending the spring holiday 81 he-
home. has returned 20 Sweet Briar.
Ralph Wilder is spending n few
days with his sister. Miss Hsrrietts
Wilder. at the Children's Hospital "a
Washington.
Open house was held Thursday at
Madison Hall. the Y. NJ. c. a. build
ing at the university. Refreshments
were served by the wives Of the
young professors.
DIR. and Mrs. {. W Bcauchamn
have returned from a trip to New
York
Mrs. Sam Marshall has returned
from New York. where she went to
attend the National Garden Club
meeting.
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OLD FACES CO. NEW FACES COME, IN WASHINGTON SOCIE
CHARLOTTESVILLE COUPLE
HONOR GUESTS AT SUPPER
MIR. and Mrs. Carl Noting Entertain for DR.
And Mrs. Goodwin.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va. April 1.
-Ar and MS. Carl Noting enter
tained Monday evening at a buffet
supper in hon"r OF DIR. and Mrs. Will
lam Al. Goodwin, OF the University of
Virginia Mr. and Mrs. Noting were
assisted by Mrs. NoltiRg's sister. Miss
Wetherili. There were about fifteen
guests.
Miss Mildred Page entertained
Tuesday at an informal card party in
honor Of her guest, Miss Mildred
Rogers. OF Boston. Those present
were Mrs. Harrison Faulkner. Mrs.
Albert Boiling. Mrs. william Morton.
Mrs. Sallie Hamilton. Mrs. J. c. Flip
pin. Mrs. Edward Gamble and Mrs.
Harry T. Marshall.
Miss Adelaide Douglass Simpson.
dean Of women at the University OF
Virginia, entertained the women stu
dents of the university at tea Fri
day at the Dolly Madison Inn. The
tea was in honor OF Miss Dorothy
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SOCIETY LEADERS
ARE PATRONESSES

Mrs. Warren G. Harding and
Mrs. Calvin Coolidge are interested
in the benefit party to be given by
the National League to Conserve
Food Animals and the Humane
Education Society at wardman
Park Hotel, Tuesday afternoon,
April is.
A partial list of the patronesses
includes: Mrs. Warren G. Harding,
Mrs. Calvin Coolidge, Mrs. Duncan
U. Fletcher, Mrs. Atlee Pomerene,
Mrs. Nicholas Longworth, Mrs.
Frank Mondell. Mrs. Henry F.
Dimock, Mrs. George Tod Ford,
Mrs. Harold Phelps Stokes, Mrs.
Richard Yates, Mrs. Theodore
Roosevelt, Mrs. George Oakley
Totten. jr.; Mrs. Clarence c. CAL
houn. Mrs. Henry c. Corbin. Mrs.
Herbert Lord, Mrs. Wesley Martin
Stoner. Mrs. Mark Potter. Mrs.
Peter A. Drury, Miss Ethel Bag
ley. Mrs. Clarence J. Owens, Mrs
J. E. Briggs, Mrs. r. E. Carlson,
Miss Lucy Lee Perrin. Mrs. John ].
Clem. Mrs. Edgar w. Burr, Miss
Mary Rodgers, Miss Betty Perrin,
Mrs. c. A. Hawley. Mrs. Maynard
Burrell, Mrs. Thacker U. Walker,
Mrs. Robert E. Coontz, Mrs. Henry
W. Brawner, Mrs. Mary Wright
Johnson, Mrs. Daniel Casley, Mrs.
Thomas w. Gilmer, Mrs. A. Barnes
Hooe, Mrs. Forest vrooman, Mrs.
John Storrs Cotton, Mrs. Jesse Lee
Ward, Mrs. NJ. Atherton Mari, Mrs.
George w. Eastment, Mrs. Frank
S. Parks. Mrs. Charles Hamilton
Fred. Mrs. Daniel Smith Gordon.
Mrs. Edward N. Dingley, Mrs.
Francis Walker. Mrs. Alboin Will
kins Tuck, Mrs. Charles J. O'Neiil,
Mrs. Daniel Webster Prentiss, Mrs.
Joshua Evans, jr.; Mrs. w. D. New
man. Mrs. Robert K williams, Mrs.
Carl F. Graff, Mrs. Sinclair Bowen,
Mrs. George Petersen, Mrs. Edward
l.. Stock, Mrs. Thomas Taliaferro,
Mrs. S. ]. Henry. Mrs. Lester Fol-
ger, Mrs. Victor B. Deyber, Mrs.
Frank JelIeff, Mrs. John ]. Field,
Mrs, Horace Evans, Mrs. Lee s.
Mrs. Gwynn Dent, Mrs.
Paul Joachim. Mrs. Stanley Lans-
burg, Mrs. Frank overman. Mrs. q.
Carroll Todd. Mrs. william d. Den.
ming. Mrs. James c. Cantrill and
Mrs. Daniel Roper.
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ment general staff. left Washington
the Middle West. These visits will
include Harrisburg, Pa. Chicago
Davenport. Iowa. and Fort Leaven-
worth. While in Fort Leavenworth
Mrs. Johnson will be the guest OF
Maj and Mrs. Henry w. Fleet.
The italian government conferred
upon Maj. Max S. Stockton the dec
oration of Officer of the Order of Sts
Maurice and Lazarus through the
commanding general. Ninth Corps
Area. at the Preside of San Fran
cisco, on March s.
Maj. ]. d. McKeany, Q. NJ. c., L.
s. A.. and Mrs. McKeany are spend
ing a two months leave in Cali
fornia, after which they will go to
Chicago. where Maj. McKeany will
be stationed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin F. Wright
of Monterey. Cal, announce the en-
gagement of their daughter. Miss
Margaret Isabelle Wright, to Lieut..
Harold o. Sands. cavalry. U. S. A.
Miss Wright, who Is one OF the
most popular members of the
younger set of Monterey. visited in
Honolulu last summer. where she
was extensively entertained. Lieut..
Sand was graduated from West
Point. class OF June, 1920.
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RUSSIAN TO SPEAK
TO CLUB MEMBERS

Baron Eugene Fersen, pres dent
of the association in Russia known
as the Light Bearers" will address
the members OF the Women's City
Club at the tea this afternoon from
4:30 TO o'clock. Baron Fersen
is nephew of Count Tolstoi.
Hostesses for the afternoon VII be
Mrs. Robert Nelson and Mrs. F.. St.
John Greble. other guests will be
Baroness Meden. Mrs. Elliott Woods.
Miss Aida Henriques. Mrs. William
F. Sicard, Miss Carl Hunter. and
Mrs. T. c. Looney.
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Parr to Head
Mauy Players
Kansas Boy Made Cap
tain of Annapolis Bas-
ketbaU TOssers.

The Naval Academy basketball
of Kansas. captain for next year.
He has played guard for two sea-
sons. He also has played on the
football and lacrosse teams.
Lieut.. Comdr. E. A. Mcintyre. U.
S. N. and Mrs. Mcintyre announce
the birth of a son, Jordan, on Feb
ruary Is, at Middletown, n. Y.
Lieut.. Comdr. A. F. McCreary, U.
S. N. who has just returned from
duty in San Domingo. has taken the
house at I'll Stockley Gardens,
Ghent. Norfolk. Va.
Miss Betty Fleming. of Wellesley
College. will visit her grandmother.
Mrs. Grimes. of the Marlborough,
for Easter vacation.
Mrs. Clifton Comfy is spending
several weeks at the Grafton.
Col. Theodore P. Kane, U. S. NJ. c.,
and Mrs. Kane have been stopping
at Hotel Powhatan.
A son. Walter Eastby. jr., was
born to the wife of Mr.. w. f. Law
son, formerly captain, U. S. NJ. c.,
on March 16, at Philadelphia. He
is the grandson of Capt. A. w. Dun
bar. NJ. c., U. S. N, and Mrs. Dun
bar.
Rear Admiral Samuel MCGOWAN,
U. S. n. retired. OF the University
Club. Washington. has gone to the
Hotel Astor, New York. from At
lantic City. where he passed sew
eral days.
Comdr. Frederick L. oliver. U. S.
N, and MIS-. oliver, who arrived in
Washington from the West Coast in
January, have purchased a new
house in Chevy chase at 1888 Nor
rison street.
Lieut.. G. Haven Mankin, Medical
Corps. L. S. N. and Mrs. Mankin an
nounce the birth of a son, Haven
winsIow, on March Is, at Washing
ton.
Miss Sophie p. Casey, daughter of
the late Rear Admiral iSilas Casey,
U. S. N, is in Raleigh, N. c., as the
guest of Mrs. William ]. Andrews.
Mrs. Louis Maxfield, widow Of
Comdr. Maxfield. u. S. N, is visiting
her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Rose, in Gloucester, Va.
The Hotel Clark, Los Angeles, Cal.
recently furnished quarters for
Capt. and Mrs. John I. Clark, Nor
folk, Va, and Lieut.. P. r. Glutting,
U. S. n.
Lieut.. Stuart King, U. S. NJ. c.,
stationed in Haiti. has been visiting
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
King, at their home on Prince street,
Alexandria, Va. H..
Mrs. Ellsworth Bertholf, widow of
Commodore Bertholf, has returned to
after an absence Of near
ly three years and Is at the Brighton.
Mrs. Robert Henderson. wife Of
Comdr. Henderson. U. s. N. Is spend
ing some months In Lausanne.
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Popular Diplomats Leave
For Posts in Far Countries
Others Return After Long Absences to Fill
Executive Positions in State
Department Here.
By EVELYN c. HUNT.

Now you 'em and you don't!
I1 talking about Washington society that large share Of
1t and particularly the official and diplomatic
They the like thn and then off they again.
Though this administration still officials
done quite bit of coming and going Already there has
Cabinet change, knowthe Postmaster Generalshp
former Assistant Postmaster General Hubert Work. made Post
General John H.
Bartlett Though lost the Will Hays family gained
Barte who by the dinner Monday evening
the Works the first formal entertaining done
official life a the Capital
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Club TO Honor Nurses.

Mrs. Lyman B. Swormstedt, pres
ident OF the women's City Club. and
the board OF directors are enter
tanning at a tea today for the men,
bers of the club in honor OF the
Association OF Spanish War Nurses
who are holding their annual meet
ing in Washington this week. The
vice presidents OF the club. Mrs.
william Chamberlain and Mrs.
George w. Eastment, will preside at
the tea table
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Switzerland. where her two children,
Robert and Carroll, are at school.
.Irs. Marshall Collins. wife of Lieut..
Comdr. Collins. L. S. N. has returned
to Newport after spending the last
weekend at the Boston Navy Yard
as the guest of Comdr. r. c. Davis,
L. 5. ". and Mrs. Davis.
Lieut.. ]. Judson Sale. Medical
Corps. L. s. N. stationed at Mare
Island Navy Yard. San Francisco.
Cal. and Mrs. Helen Ewell Bull,
Of San Francisco. were married in
that city March 10.
A son. Scott Peck, jr.. was born
to Lieut.. Scott Peck. L. s. N, and
Mrs. Peck at San Diego. Cal,
March 4.
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France Sends
Colonel Here
Officer to Attend General
Service School at
LeaDenUOrth.

Col. George Peron, of the French
army, who was detailed by his gov
eminent to attend the general serv-
ice schools Of the United States
army at Fort Leavenworth, Kans.,
will sail for Versailles, France,
June "a, with Nine. Peron to spend
the summer. The colonel and his
wife have been very popular at
Fort Leavenworth and as a matter
Of courtesy to the ladies of the
post conducted classes in French
for them. 1t Is the hope of all Of
f1cers stationed at the post that the
Colonel and Mime. Peron will return
to Fort Leavenworth in the fall.
Maj. John G. Gotwals, L. S. A., Is
at the Hotel Astor. New York. from
Juneau, Alaska. Capt. Calvert II.
Arnold Is also there from Fort
Wood, n. Y. and Col. J. w. Jones
is registered from Washington.
Mrs. Clark. widow of Col. William
+. Clark, Finance Department. L..
S. A., who died on March at Fort
Howard. Md, has returned to her
mothers home. Her permanent ad-
dress is No. s McGrew Grove, Kan
sas City, Kans.
Maj. c. Stockmar Bendel. U. S. A..
and Mrs. Bendel. of Fort Leaven-
worth. have as their guest the lat
ter's mother. Mrs. Thomas Holm, of
San Francisco.
Mrs. Harry Taylor. wife of Brig.
Gen. Taylor, U. S. A., has as her
guest at her home on street Mrs.
Donald Chappell. of New London,
Conn.
Col. George E. Thorne. U. S. A.,
and Mrs. Thorne while on leave will
be at 507 South Fourth street, AL
hambra, Cal.
Mrs. Willis UIine, wife OF Col
Uline, U. S. A., has been critically
i'll at Syracuse, N. Y, and Maj.
Charles E. Macdonald, Medical
Corps, U. S. A.. on duty at Buffalo,
was called in consultation with Pro-
fessor Groat. of Syracuse University
Medical College. Mrs. Uline is now
convalescing nicely.
-DdllC1p "luOW Ol NOi.
K. Bailey, has left Washington for
her home in Bridgeton, N. ].
Capt. John E. Doyle, U. s. A, Mrs.
Doyle and Miss Rosellen Doyle are
at the Hotel Astor. New York, from
Camp Sherman.
COL s. NJ. de Loire, U. s. A.. re-
tired, and Mrs. de Loire have ar
rived at Monte Carlo and will spend
the early spring on the French
Riviera.
Col. r. s. onley. F. D., has been
recommended to succeed. Col w. F.
Clark. deceased, as finance officer
OF the Third Corps Area, Fort
Howard. Md.
Lieut.. Col. c. II Errington, F. D.,
has been recommended to relieve
Col. r. S. Offley as finance officer
of the Seventh Corps Area. Fort
Crook. Neb.
Mrs. Wait C. .onnson. wife Of
Lieut.. Col. johnson. War Deuart.
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Mrs. Fuller to Be at Home.

Mrs. Edwin S. Puller will be at
home tomorrow afternoon for the
last time this season.
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WIFE OF PRESIDENT
WILL RIDE HORSE ASTRIDE,

Mrs. Harding said, too, she is go-
ing to ride astride, though she has
never done 1t but once before in
her life-I think she said only once.
think It is the only safe and sane
way for woman to ride. I gather
Continued on Page sir
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Mrs. Wait C. .ohnson. wife Of
Lieut.. Col. Johnson. War Depart
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Lieut.. Col. c. H Errington, F. D.,
has been recommended to relieve
Col r. S. offley as finance officer
of the Seventh Corps Area, Fort
Crook. Neb.
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Lieut.. Stuart King, U. S. NJ. c.,
stationed in Haiti, has been visiting
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
King, at their home on Prince street,
Alexandra, Va.
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Col. r. S. ofley, F. D., has been.
recommended to succeed. Col w. F.
Clark. deceased, as finance officer
of the Third Corps Area, Fort
Howard. Md.
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Mrs. Ellsworth Bertholf. widow of
Commodore Bertholf, has returned to
Washington after an absence Of near
ly three years and Is at the Brighton.
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Comdr. Henderson, U. s. N. is spend
ing some months In Lausanne.
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Col. s. NJ. de Loire, U. s. A.. re-
tired. and Mrs. de Loire have ar
rived at Monte Carlo and will spend
the early spring on the French
Riviera.
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The Hotel Clark, Los Angeles, Cal.
recently furnished quarters for
Capt. and Mrs. John I. Clark, Nor
folk, Va, and Lieut.. P. r. Glutting,
u. s. n.
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Continued on Page Sic
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Mrs. Louis Maxfeld, widow of
Comdr. Maxfield. u. s. N, is visiting
her uncle and aunt. Mr.. and Mrs.
George Rose, in Gloucester, Va.
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Bishops Head Items

Rev. Ralph I0hes Of kent Island
who has been visiting Rev. and Mrs,
]. F. Gardner at the parsonage,
preached AT st Thomas Church.
Tuesday night, May Ind.
Quite a number of folks attended
the twentieth wedding anniversary
of Rev. and Mrs Gardner. Monday
evening May 1st. They were the re
cipicnts of many useful presents.
The weather continues cool ana
dry but despite these facts, We I'M
derstand that the prospects for a per
~ season are good.
Mr.. John Bramhle. who has lately
purchased a pie"a of land from Mrs.
Angie Nora Jones, and moved MS
dwelling is beautifying it by having
a large front porch built.
Mrs. Annie Pritchett is visiting
her sister. Mrs. Julius Hamburg al
her home at Wetirquin.
Miss Lucinda Jones of Baltimore
is visiting her father and brother,
Messrs. w. l. Robert and Richard
Jones
Mrs. Beulah Thorn of Baltimore Is
visiting her mother and father, Mr..
and Mrs. Moses f. Pritchett at the
home OF their son Emerson Pritchett.
The infant son of Mr. ana Ms
Orem Murphy. died "Wednesday
Apri 26th and was buried in the
family burying ground at home.
The grabbing season opeend Mon
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LABOR WAGES WAR
ON PROHIBITION
Gompers Says Il Must Fight
to Restore Liberties.

New York. May 5.-Samuel Com
pers. veteran president of the Ameri.
can Federation of Labor, speaking tG
a crowd that TANNED Madison Square
Garden in 4 mass meeting called by
The New York branch of the AsSocia.
ton Against the Prohibition Amend.
ment. declared labor mist make the
fight now, and we will never stop un
Ill the rights of the people have been
restored To them.
Il and the Federation | represent,
Mr. GomperS said. ARE in favor OF
beer and light wines and against any
attempt 10 enforce Sumptuary laws
aimed al the personal liberties of ouI
people.
Il have always had faith in rhe fiji.
rure of my country, but with proiifbi
ton | am apprehensive of that future.
Temperance was the rule of the great
mass of organized labor, but the pro-
hibitiunistS and the So-called Anti.
Saloon Leaguers have done more 70
undermine the morality and temper
ance of The working man than. any
other agency~l know.
Il have travelled ell over the Unit
ed States. before prohibition. including
its so-called dry territories. and to-
day as passed through these sections
| have found more drunkenness than
ever before.
There are no strongt< or more pow
erful supporters of the VolStead act
than the diSIiliers and bootleggers, >
Mr.. Gompers declared 10 the accom-
paniment of vociferous applause
With the Nolslead act and prOhibi-
lion replaced by light wine and beer
bill, the hootleggers would go out of
business.
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vIU WINS BATTLE
LEAR PEKIN WALL
Defeats Chang on Three Fronts,
Capturing Stronghold.
MANCHURIAhS IN RETREAT
Gates of Capital Are Closed and Vic
torious Troops Surround City-Re-
ports of Fighting Are Meaere

Prkin. MAY I.--(iencral Chang T>u-
Inns forces were defeated on three
fronts by The army under Wa Pei Flu
the Central Chinese leader:
The Central Chinese army is now
less Than twelve miles from the city.
and the gates have been closed.
General WIS forces brilliantly ulrn-
ed he hauk> of the Manchurian's ar
my. which began a general retreat to-
which it had held for several days
Communication has bprn~--r ne
tween this city and Tientsfn and re-
ports OF the fighting are meagre
The troops of General WI Pei-Fu
have surrounded rekin. General
Chang T>"-Lin'S army in the vicinity
of rrkn has been scattered. All rail
road traffic nul OF Pekin has been >us-
pended.
American official kilograms stale
thar Wu'S forces after turning Gem
eral Chan"'> right flank and defeating
him NJ than@>intien, reoccupjrd Mat
chang. havin" defeated Changes army
on the middle front The dehacle of
the Mull'lrn generals troops ut Chang
>intirn appeared t" he complete. ii
WAS said.
President ii>u Shin-C Chung made an
other effort t. end hoStilitieS between
The armies Of General Chang TSo-I Lin.
military governor of Mukden. and Gen
eral Wa Pei-Fu. military leader Of
Central China. Who are ti~hlin@ for the
control If pekln. President HSu. after
Il meeting of The cabinet. Sent fele-
grams Ia both generals appealing 10
Them To consider the welfare of China
and end the civil war.
AS The diplomatic body has given
three warnings 10 the government re-
garding the present war" the preSi-
denI'S communication read. "the re-
Vival leaders should set aside their
personal differences and strive 10 five
mp To The expectations of the powers
As bnth leaders favor unificarion of
the north and south. they should sus-
pend their war AT once and discuss
with The government the procedure
IF Negotiations"
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Secret OF A Good Disposition

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She will be hapDt and attractive 10
all. The world unfortunately is NIL
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py because they are held back from
usefulness by troubles so common
among them. t'retfulneSS and nef-
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position Sickly all-worn- out women
cannot make happy homes.
lydia f. Pnkham's Vegetable
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the many letters we are continually
publishing in this paper, from women
who have been restored to health ana
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