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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-26
APELULLUIWTRTH
CATRE POPOR

Berlin. - lunie. - Cancelarul
Wirth facut un APPEL caure po.
por. prin care-l ruga sd spri.Ii-
neasca guvernul in proiectul eel
depune in reichstag pentru lua
rea masurilor de protejare a sta
tului 81 a Representations sal.
Tn dccret dat astazi din i.ar-
tea presedintciui interzice toafe
intrllnirile sau pro"esiunile car:
ar atata lumea contra constitu-
tiei pc care alcatuita republica
carl ar da lOc la acte de violenta
contra membrilor din guvernul
republican, orr ar revolta tara
contra institutiunilor republican,
81 ar creia turburari 81 nemul!,l-
miri in launtrul tarii.
Organizatiunile earl vor face
astfel de incercari vor Fl disol-
vate din ordinul guvernului. Mi
nistrul de justitie va stabli un
tribunal deosebit pentru apara-
rea publicului. Tribunalul aces.a
Va consista din sapte membri,
dintre earl trci vor ii denumiti
de curtea de casatie 81 patru de
catre presedinte.
Tot eel ce ,prin intruniri. pr;n
scrls Sau graiu viu tintesc la
atatarea maselOr. vor fl imediat
arestati. condamnati la inchisoa-
re 81 amendati cu jumatate mi
lion de marci. Masurile acest "A
sunt dictate de necesitatea de a
apara republica contra monar-
histilor. Acum s'a dovedit ca a.
sasinarea lui Rathenau este opc-
ia lor.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-26
DELEGATE SOVIETELOR LA HAGA

convingerea ca este Gu mutt mai
practic sa Sc faca intelegeri sepa-
rate Gu natiile respective caci asst
fel Sc va putea lua mai bine in con-
siderare orice necesitate speciala e.
xistenta intre tara din chestie 81
Russia. Oar rusii, cu toate aceste,
spera ca la Haga &c vor stabili IL
nele principii referitoare la datorii-
le lor 81 la recunoaSterea proprieta.
tel individuale, carl vor seryi ca
bazafintelegerilor separate ce Sc Vol
face intre Russia pc de 0 parte s.
Q alta matte pc de alta parte.
In ce priveste creditul rusii re
cunosc Cd natiunile europene nj
pot sd dea mai bune conditiuni de
cat la Genoa.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-26

HAG4A. 26 Iunie. Gu sosirea
delegation rusi la Haga Sc va We
dea daca conferinta della Haga este
o idee moarta inainte de ce S a con
ceput, orr cd Sc va face ceya 1nte-
legere reala ce va contribui la re-
facerea Europei nenorocite.
Indicatiunile de pan acum ara
ia ca eSista inca multe diverginte
de nat u&a celor carl au facut i'm
posibil un resultat multamitor Ia
Genoa.
Englezii ar dori sa infatisezs
realitatea 81 vim Gu propuneri prat
tice la Haga. Francezii, din cou
ira, sustin Gu tarie principiile lu
Poincare Atitudinea rusilor est
neschimbata, Ri sunt 81 acuIn d
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BaIcanisme 81
alte curiozitati
din patria veche
FdntOn,0 bOlsertymuIui.

M de bOlserisnui cei aderdrot
81 pertculOs carr q ruinot Rusiu
rreau sd rOrbesc, ct de obiceiuL a.
lelOr de al din Rondnia Mare de
a mimi boiseuisna tot ce nu-ti place
81 bolseric pc orice indicid &c nu-ii
face pc gust. Asa, dc pildd, dacd
p,lmesti dele odaiinistra!ia finun=
ciard somotie do bi,uri 81 te due,
sd intrebi 81 sd ceri mformotii. -
eyh iuGt de sus de cream at0tpu-
ierntc donan functiOnor care ne IN,
ton rdstt IT. strigd: "Esi afari
boisewcule!"
De cum al prias cream loc in
trem 81 stai dus pc gdnduri depd-
ndndu-ti nec0su,iLe 81 nu sal sus ca
o ordonan!d ca sd dai locul vre-unu,
don major care infrd foarte autori-
tar, ausa numoi decdt ca esti al dra-
cuiM 81 esti bolserlc 81 nu respect
legile 81 statM. 81 dacd ntr'ade-
ear al curdjul ca ~ Romdnia de-
m0cratd deta 1872 .2sd vOrbesti de
grc$elile domnului prin,or, orr sub
project. orr chiar sd critici pc dom
NIL Prcfect-Satrdp. atunci tot Sc
tM, toatd plasa. tot judetM. cdud
cine .rOrba de tine au sice decd'
"Da. da. apoi dela bolsericM ola
la &c sd te astepti?" Pima 81 chci-
nerul. cdraia rrei sal rersuiesti
socoteala. 81 el te fuce Jolseric.
Z an fel de fantOnd care urud
reste pc t0tt 81 pc fiecare. Il un
fel de istorie zen gndsse.'' care a
cuprins ndtiunea mtredyd. Find
pre0 usat cuuintM acestd, = a de-
remit bdndl. ba char desgustdtor.
E stampiid prea iejtind care 81
aplicd fdrd nci un criteriu. o re-
catiune ar Fl de heroic. :. = Sc i'm
pune char.
Ion al Paunei.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-26

cuvinte. ca a fost atacata de o
apoplexie 81 n a mai putut vorbi
de atunci. Medicii sositi imediat
din Chicago au declarat ca nu
este speranta de vindecarea eli.
Guvernorul nu s'a miscat lie
langa ed Gle cand cazut bolnava
Ell a declarat, Gu lacrimi in ochi
'Multamesc lui Dumnezeu ca a
dat sotiei mele s'ajunga zila
achitarei mele. Aceasta a fost cea
mai fericita ri in viata Ell. Me.
dicii au spus ca sofia guveornoru.
lui nu Va mai ii in stare sd vor.
beasca.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-26
America de.o, parte
Scrtsorile d-lu, NacOlde IOrg0
c6tre ROm6nii din america.

cdtSe R0m6nts din America.
Conerina della Geneva sa ispravt Sc pune in vedere
dscue la Haga Aici fl sa hotarasca lucrure
uses de ncurcate incat vede omul in Russia
char in afa1 de Rusa Ii putea da de capa Cac de
sgur exemplu-de altfel de raul al ratatelor
din Vena nformatia dhoc 81 curau in oportunsm al
diplomat in unorma poate face rlnduaa in r
cat 81 incurcat popoaree esite din abba lor
zbucium al omenr ntregi site de sa
Sc prnda ca aunga Ia NAL America tine deo parte Nu
Geneva araa dornta de vedea de aproape
ce Sc petrece la Haga Nemultamta mperialismul u
nua 81 atuia repubca Statelor Unite ateapta
nate dupa dansa pcnit cal raaclte sa vie In
rnt pentru ca pc sa 81 deschida gura si-punga
Moi carl privm Europa sfasata nenorocta credem
ca aceasta POLITICA GRESITA.
Invins lasa pot lasa. Gu Germania in frun
te Ell Sc PREGATESC DE NOUL RAZBOIU, pc carel vor
face inata prn putina Oar acest razbou
mari ACELEAsI SCOPURI CA 81 GEL DIN 191418,
arst mua easupra Intre aceste scopur nsa
este 81 acela al STAP1NIRI OCEANELOR.
Pentru ca mpiedece monopozarea lor de catre Ger
mani inceput Americana razboiu izbutit Gu po
Utica pc asazi rebui sas attribute numai lor
rindure dntau asupra or rasfrange cand
seagul pajura lu Wilhelm al lea put stapan in tot
largul marior, name
IORGA
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-26
EMINENTA UNUI
COPIL ROMAN

Cetlm urmatOarele III Zlarul
"Indianapolis News:
In urma premiului oferit de So
cietatea ''Fiicele Revolutiei Anne
ricane," pentru cea mai buna tem5
scrisa de copiii scoalelor primare a.
supra patriotismului. an iesit Ia
Iumina lucruri interesante desprt
felul cum concepe un copil datoris
cetateneasca.
Premiul fost castigat de ar
copil roman anume Ion Vladoi. ca
re in virsta de 13 ami 81 care in
vata la scoala primara No. 5. Ell a
tratat subiectul in forma de dialoy
dupa cum urmeaza mai jos:
Indreptarea unM american.
Timpul: l Mai 1900.
Locul: Coltul din strada Wash
ington 81 West.
Persoanele: I'm American bun 81
un American rau.
Americana bun--Ti-ai platit
taxele?
Americana rau-Da, sigur ca
lean platit; datoria mea so fac
Americana bun-Atunci D-ts
esti un bun American. insa al vo
tat, or te duel acum sa votezi?
Americana rau--Nu. nu-mi pot
permite luxul acesta. M pot sam
pierd ri de lucru. Voiu pierdt
lface o pauza 81 Sc gandeste adInc)
-sigur, vol pierde tocmai att cat
am dat la bir.
Americana bun-Nu, nu! Vota
rea nu-ti poate pricinui pierdere.
Americana rau-Ba. sigur CT
da. Daca de pilda mi Sc imbOlna
veste sofia, sau copilul, orr chial
ma imbolnavesc ell, nu crezi ca ba
nil de pc ri de l4cru mi-ar prin
de bine?
Americana bun-Da, eli ti-al
prinde bine, 81 inca multi bine, insi
ce Sc intampla daca nevotand a
cum, nu vel mai vota nici odata
crezand ca votezi greSit? 81 ce al
intampla daca cei mai multi locui
tori ar face ca tine? - Aceasts
thar paraliza communicated. Dup;
aceasta ar urma sa al un oras ceta
teneste paralizat, 81 pc urma 0 tar;
paralHata, lar in cele din urma n,
vel mai avea mimic de lucru. A
tunci sofia 81 copilul tau Sc vor i'm
bolnayi la sigur. la spune-mi a
cum, mutt va folosi votarea ma
multi decat banii depe ri de lu
cruz
! Cetateanul eel rau Sc gandest
catva, apoi zice: "Da, prietene, a
cum vad ca al dreptate 81 0 sd m
folosesc de sfatul tau. Numai 4
cum vad ca a vota este 0 datori
cetateneasca, cum datorie este
att plati darile.''
Cetateanul bun--Da, asa Cd ,
cum usor de inteles, nut
Morala: M saraci pc Petru q
% fmbogatesti pc Paul.
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LEWIS VA VORBI PRESEDIN
TELUI HARDING.

Washington. 26 Iunie Dl
John l.. Lewis, presedintele uni
unilor minere din America, a 40
sit ieri la Washington Gu scopnl
de a avea astazi o intrevedere cu
membrii cabinetului, ca sd discute
posibiitatea unei aplanari gre
vel, actuale Sc zice ca la discuta-
rea chestiei va lua parte 81 prese-
dintele Harding.
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COMUNICAT

Toti actionarii Companiei de
publicitate q y. 8. R. A. siarul
America" sunt rugati pentru
interesul propriu a-F comunica
adresa corect4 La scest oficiu, in
Gel mai scurt timp posibil.
Aoest comunicat M - refera
Ia Socistatils sctionars carl a.
partin U. s. r. A.
Cleveland, Q. IL q Iunis 1922.
n. n. BOERIU, Secrstar Adm.
sos Detroit Ave-. oleyslAnd, q.
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REVARSAREA
BISTRITEI |

Bucuresti, 26 Iunie. = Riul
Bistrita, umflat de o rupere de
nouri, s'a reyarsat 81 a facut
stricaciuni grozave. Douazeci
de persoane s'au innecat. Mul-
te comune au fost inundate 81
mil de persoane all remas fara
adapost. Au pornit ajutoare
din toate partile.
Evening star., 1922-04-02
Mr.. and Mrs. Rich. Riggles
Celebrate Golden Wedding

The golden wedding anniversary of
MIR. and Mrs. Richard Riggles was
celebrated at their home in Seabrook.
Nd, Wednesday evening. March 20.
when nine Of their ten children. four
sons and six daughters, were present,
one son, who is absent in Florida,
being unable to attend. In addition,
their twelve grandchildren and one
sreat-grandson were in the com
pany.
A golden basket filled with iow-
ers and numerous gifts Of gold were
received from relatives and friends
from over the country by the couple,
and feature of the supper served
at O'Clock was large wedding cake,
which was cut by the bride of 1872. A
speech was made by the bride
groom" Music and dancing follow
ed. Those present were Mr.. John R.
Rigglles, Mr.. and Mrs. George E.
Weed. with their children. Rizelle.
George E Weed. jr.. Ruth. Jennie.
A. ]. Cox, Miss Beatrice Cox Of this
city. Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Kreider.
with their sons, David and Richard
kreider, of Lanham. Md; Mr. and
Mrs. George E. Gardner. Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Kramer and son, Mr.. T. F.
Coughlan, Mr.. and Mrs. P. S. Gray,
Mr.. and Mrs. Blair H. Riggles and
daughter. Zelda Riggles: Miss Mary
D. Riggles, Miss Nelly I. Riggles of
this city, Mr.. and Mrs Thomas A.
Riggles of New York city and Mrs.
G.: !. Wright and her son, George
Albert Wright,
Evening star., 1922-04-02
Army Club Plans
Another Polo Ball

The War Department Polo Club an
that which was given last spring at
the New Willard Hotel. Arrange
ments are not completed, but it is an
nounced that the ball will be on the
same magnificent scale as that of last
season, which proved to be such a
successful social event, and, like that
will be given in the big ballroom of
the New Willard.
The first polo game of the season
will be played on the polo field at
Potomac Park April Is, and it is ex-
pected the ball will be given a week
or two later.
Several notable people have con-
sented to be patrons. including the
Secretary of War and Assistant Secre-
tary wainwright, Gen. Pershing, Gen.
Bethel. the British military attache
and other high ranking officials.
This ball was one of the largest
functions of last years spring social
season. All the boxes were subscribed
for we'll in advance. and the attend
ance was large beyond all expecta-
tions. 1t is expected that the Polo
Club will again put its best foot for
ward and provide another social oc-
casion which will be welcomed
warmly by Washingtonians
Washington is getting used to polo
and polo balls as a natural accom-
paniment to the breaking of spring.
the field at Potomac Park this year
will equal in interest and fascination
those which were witnessed last year.
Perhaps the crack Cuban team will
give Washington another opportunity
to admire their dash and form.
Evening star., 1922-04-02
Annual Dixie Ball,
Date Easter Monday,
At the New Willard
Will Be Given Under the
Auspices Of Robert E. Lee
Chapter, U. D. C.-Suc-
cess Seems Assured.

The nineteenth annual Dixie ball.
to be given at the New Willard
Hotel, Easter Monday evening. April
II, bids fair to excell all previous
balls given by the Robert E. Lee
Chapter. No. GA. U. D. c.
Mrs. wallace Streater, chairman of
patrons and patronesses. announces
tho following partial list: Mrs Calvin
Coolidge. Chief Justice and Mrs. Will
Liam Howard Taft. the Secretary OF
State and Mrs. Charles Evans Hughes,
the Secretary of War and Mrs. Weeks,
the Secretary Of the Navy and Mrs. Ed
win DENLY. Postmaster General and
Mrs. Hubert Work. the minister Of China
and Nine. SEE. Senator and Mrs. Cole
man T. du Pont. Mrs. Livingston Rowe
Schuyler, president general. United
Daughters Of the Confederacy; Mrs.
Walter Everett Hutton, president
District Of Columbia Division. U. D.
G.; Miss Georgia Bright. president
Maryland Division. U. d. c.: Mr.. and
Mrs. Angus W. MacLean. Mrs. Will
liam F. Dennis, Gen. and Mrs. Amos
4; Fries a admiral 1,as and M Mrs; Gary Vt T.
Howard l. Hodgkins, Mrs. J. c. Cam
trill, Mrs: James Mcclintic. Mrs
Stephen b. Elkins. Mrs. Charles
Boughton Wood, Mrs. Lyman T.
Swormstedt. Mrs Minnigerode An
drews. DR.. and Mrs. John Van Schaik,
! jr.: Mrs. Borden Hartman, Mrs. Will
liam J. Boardman. Miss Mabel T.
Boardman. Mrs. Charles J. Bell. Mrs
Clara Sears Taylor. Mrs Henry F..
Dimock. Mrs. Peter Drury. Ms
James Carroll Frazer. Mrs. Charles c.
Glover, Mrs. Houston Teehee. Mrs
Richard Townsend. Mrs. Harry
,, Wardman. Mrs. c. c. Calhoun. Mrs.
,, Thomas Chatard. Mrs. Virginia Mar
shall Clopton, Mrs. Archibald Oracle.
f, Mrs. Frederic Z. harrington, Mrs.
Frederic Ollie. Mrs. Harry Gauss.
, Mrs. Charles c. McChord, Mrs. E. ".
Stone, Mrs. Ruth Simpson. Miss Lucy
T. Carraway, Miss Katherine Lee
! Bryarly, Mrs. Henry Parsons Erwin.
/ Mrs. H. E. Morrison, Mrs. Leland D.
Webb, Mrs. Jennings Wise and Mrs.
John Ear Jenkins.
! The sale OF boxes. which is under
the direction Of Mrs. Forrest F..
vrooman. is progressing rapidly. The
! following have taken boxes: Mrs.
| Coleman T. du Pont, Mrs. Peter A..
Drury. Mrs. Angus W. MacLean. Mrs.
: Charles Boughton Wood and the
Misses Brashears.
Evening star., 1922-04-02
Women's s Legion to Hold
Convention Here April {

The American Women's Legion will
hold it's annual convention at the
Washington Club Thursday and Fri
day, April and 7. The first session
will open at $3.50 pm. Thursday and
the business session on Friday after
noon at 2:30 o'clock, when officers
will be elected for the coming year.
Mrs Walter I. Mccoy will preside in
the absence Of Mrs. James W. Wads-
worth.
An interesting program will be
given Thursday evening, when
speeches will be made by Maj. Gen.
Neville and DR.. Black, editor of the
Constitutional Review. and music
rendered by a section of the Marine
Band.
ton are invited to come to this meet
ing and get acquainted with the work
The American women's Legion is
an Independent organization, acting
under its own constitution and char.
ter. 1t is not connected with the
mems American Legion. This notice
is published in reply to many In
Quiries.
Evening star., 1922-04-02
Tell of Patronesses
In Card Party Program

Mrs. Warren G. Harding and Mrs.
Calvin Coolidge will aid the benefit
card party to be given by the Ma
tional League to Conserve Food Ami
mails and the Humane Education So
ciety, at Wardman Park Hotel, Tues
day afternoon. April IS, at o'clock.
A partial list of the patronesses in
cludes: Mrs. Harding. Mrs. 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. Mrs. Clarence
c. Calhoun. Mrs. John C. Corbin. Mrs.
Herbert Lord, Mrs. Wesley Martin
Stoner. Mrs. Mark Potter. Mrs. Peter
A: Drury, Miss Ethel Bagley, Mrs.
Clarence j. Owens Mrs. J. Edison
Briggs. Mrs. r. E. Carlson. Miss Lucy
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'
Barnes Hooe, Mrs. Forest vrooman,
Mrs. John Storrs Cotton, Mrs. Jesse
Lee Ward. Mrs. NJ. Atherton Marr,
Mrs. George W. Eastrnent, Mrs. Frank
S. Parks, Mrs. Charles Hamilton
Fred. Mrs. Daniel Smith Gordon. Mrs.
Edward N. Dingley, Mrs. Francis
Walker. Mrs. Alboin Wilkins Tuck.
Mrs. Charles ]. O'Neill, Mrs. Daniel
Webster Prentiss, Mrs. Joshua Evans
jr.; Mrs w. B. Newman. Mrs. Robert
X. Williams, Mrs. Carl F. Graft. Mrs.
Sinclair Bowen. Mrs. George Peter
son, Mrs. Edward L. Stock, Mrs.
Thomas Taliaferro. Mrs. S. ]. Henry,
Mrs. Lester Folger. Mrs. Victor B.
Deyber. Mrs. Frank Jelleff, Mrs. John
J. Field. Mrs. Horace Evans. Mrs. Lee
s. Fountain. Mrs. Gwynn Dent. Mrs.
Paul Joachim, Mrs Stanley Lansburgh
Mrs. Frank Overman. Mrs. G. Carroll
Todd, Mrs. William D. Denning. Mrs
James c. Cantrill and Mrs. Daniel
Roper.
Evening star., 1922-04-02
Baron Fersen to Speak
To Women's City Club

Baron Eugene Fersen, president 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 a
nephew Of Count Tolstoi.
Hostesses for the afternoon will be
Mrs. Robert Nelson and Mrs. E. st.
John Greble. Other guests will be
Baroness Meden, Mrs. Elliott Woods,
Miss Aida Henriques, Mrs. William
r. Sfcard. Miss Carl Hunter and Mrs.
T. G.. Looney.
Evening star., 1922-04-02
Informal Tea Given
In Honor of Miss Rhine

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry W. Porter en-
tertained informally at tea last Sun
day afternoon in honor Of the birth
day anniversary of the latter's
mother, Mrs. o. V. Cronise Rhine. The
guests included Mrs. John r. Cronise
Mr.. J. Parker Cronise. Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Turner, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Rhine, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank B. Morrow. Mr.. James P.
Turner, Miss Mabel D. Cronise, Miss
Dorothy E. Ridgeway. Miss Doris L.
Rhine, Mr.. Bernard F. Morrow, Mr..
John Donohue and Mr.. Edison J.
Morrow
Evening star., 1922-04-02
CAPES

LAFEO
G PECIALIZING
- on Cape fash
ions that feature
every fancy Of the
mode, Erlebacher
designers have con-
centrated on value
the high degree
of which is evi-
denced in the unu-
sual Capes of VEL
dyne, Crepe Renee,
Canton Crepe, &C.
roma, topped with
luxurious collars of
Platinum i. Gray
Fox, Caracul or
Crimea,
Evening star., 1922-04-02

THE RESULT OF OUR SPECIALIZATION IN THE DEVELOP
MENT OF TOTALLY DIFFERENT NODES ARE CONCENTRATE
ED IN AN EFFORT THAT COMBINES STYLE AND VALUE IN
THEIR HIGHEST POSSIBLE D DEGREE, BRINGING YOU IN
CLOSE CONTACT WITH PARIS FASHIONS AND AFFORDING
YOU THE OPPORTUNITY OF THE SEASON TO SAVE A CON-
SIDERABLE SUN IN THE PURCHASE OF YOUR NEW SPRING
DRESS, SUIT, CAPE, WRAP OR COAT.
Evening star., 1922-04-02
Reception to Be Given
In Honor of Betrothal

Mr.. and Mrs. Gerson Lichtman have
issued Invitations for a reception in
honor of the betrothal of their daugh-
ter Hilda Leonora to Mr.. Clarence
Henry KRISTEN. this evening. from z
to 10 o'clock. at 1744 7th street north
Evening star., 1922-04-02
Mrs. Holiday Buys Home
. On Massachusetts Avenue

Mrs. Henrietta Holiday. who has
resided at Wardman Park Hotel for
several years. has purchased the resi-
dence' at 2305 Massachusetts, avenue,
OF which she will take possession this
spring. The house was formerly
owned by Mrs. John wyeth.
Evening star., 1922-04-02
DRESSES

~ HE Pre- = Easter
i collection of the
thousand and more to-
tally different Spring
Dresses at Erlebach-
er's is the result of a
concentrated effort to
bring Paris to Wash
ington in the form of
apparel that mirrors
the ideas of the fore
most Partisan design
ers m mingle e d with
fetching adaptations
and originations by
Erlebacher.
Evening star., 1922-04-02
SUITS

q RLEBACHER de-
T. signers now ex-
hibit the result of
their specialized ef-
forts with a pro-
nounced presentation
of their Spring Suits
of Imported Tweeds,
Novelty Weaves, dag
on a Is, Herringbones,
Knitted Fabrics and
tn e s m art Twill
Weaves. The Trotteur,
the Box Coat, the
Slenderized models in
Two and Three Piece
Cape Costume Tail
leurs at
The Cordova daily times., 1922-07-08
HEAVY SALE OF FAKE UNIVERSITY DEGREES
 REVEALED ABROAD

LONDON, July S.-Charges that there is a heavy sale of degrees from alleged American universities are made by George E. Maclean, director of the British division of the Amer ican University Uuion in Europe.
 Agents of so-called American uni versailles or colleges, with ingenious pretenses, are persuading ambitious but too credulous schoolmasters and ministers to buy diplomas and some times to pay for honorary degrees by correspondence" Maclean charged.
 'Tt is notorious that some institu tions have made the District Of Co. lumbia. controlled by congress, in view of the laxity of it's regulations, their seat of operations. The Orien- tai University of Washington, D. C., has had agents hawking it's degrees to be given in absenta on payment foreign countries. It is incorporated in Virginia and is legally authorized to confer degrees, but proceedings have been instituted by the state. in view of it's practices, to annul it's charter. Indeed, the United States department of state has issued a statement saying that persons seek ing information concerning this so- called university should be advised to place no reliance upon the alleged claims of the institution to academic consideration. The Association of Amreican Colleges passed resolutions in January, 1922, viewing with con- cern the lax regulations governing the granting of charters to higher institutions in the District of Co., lumbia, and requesting the congress of the United States to pass law providing adequate safeguards for granting charters to higher institu- tions located in the District of Co., lumbia and for maintaining high edu- cational standards in these instiu- ions Another notorious center is Chicago"
The Cordova daily times., 1922-07-08
IMPORTATION OF FROZEN
 PORK IS NOW PERMITTED

WASHINGTON, July 7.-The de. partment of agriculture has entered into an agreement with the British government whereby frozen pork cuts may now be imported into England, it has been announced.
 Heretofore frozen pork cuts could not, be sent to England because the United States meat inspection did not meet the technical requirements of the British law.
 The agreement just reached elim- mates this obstacle and fresh pork cuts bearing the inspection stamp of the department of agriculture may now be imported into England just as freely as whole carcasses and cured meats.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-07-08

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