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The Washington herald., 1922-02-10

OF Nashville. Tenn. who IL visiting
her mother-in-iaw. Mrs. e. w. Cole.
at the New Willard;
Mrs. L. L Nicholson will go 20
Atlantic City. the first of the week.
where she will be Joined by her
sister. Mrs Harris Crist. OF New
York
Henry Hotchkiss. OF this city. has
returned 10 the Hotel Plaza Athene
after = tour OF the chateau district.
He expecs TO return here at the end
Of this month.
Mr.. Kohri. OF the Japanese dele
cation. will entertain at dinner al
the Powhatan Hotel this evening.
Commodore and Mrs. NJ. l.. Wood
and their daughter. Miss Wood,
who have been living in Annapolis
and New York, have taken an
apartment at stoneleigh Court.
Princess cantacukene has gone TO
New York. where she will remain
until February II
Mr.. and Mrs. h. NJ. Kauffmsnn
were hosts at dinner last evening
Mrs. Henry Corbin was hostess to
company OF eight at luncheon
yesterday.
Mrs. Corbin will entertain at
luncheon on Sunday IN compliment,
to Sir John and Lady Harrington
who are the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
Larz Anderson.
Mrs. Paul L. Johnson entertained
at luncheon yesterday for her
daughter, Miss Mary Louise John
son. in honor of their guest. Miss
Anne wickes Craven. who will re-
turn in a few days to Annapolis
where she and her mother are
spending the winter. Other guests
were Miss lnger Bryn. Miss lnge-
eerd wallenberg. Princess Bertha
cantacuzene. Miss Mary Emily
Montgomery. Miss Gladys Chapman
smith, Miss sidney Webb. Miss
Patricia Ainsa. Miss Nancy Hoyt
Miss Eleanor Johnston, Miss Mary
Palmer. Miss May Taylor apd Miss
Eleanor Carroll Hill.
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:: WASHINGTON SOCIET Y !:

evening in compliments .tos Miss
Fannie Chandler. Of Boston. Covers
we're laid for thir,y. Later the
COMPANY attended the JunIo.
League dance. n
Miss Chandler. who has been the
guest OF comdr. and Mrs. land for
the past week. win leave Washing
ton withih q few days.
Corndr. and Mrs. Land have re-.
Gently come TO Washington from,
England, where Comdr. Land was
naval attache to the United slater
Embassy in London. and nave ,aken
the house at 1919 Nineteenth street.
Lieut.. Comdr. and Mrs. ia mes AZ.
Barry entertained company OF
twenty-eight at dinner las. evening
preceding the Junior League dance.
MISS CAROLYN NASH
HOSTESS AT DINNER. M
Miss Carolyn Nash entertained at
dinner last evening at I,auschsr .
in compliment to Miss Esteile San
ders and Miss Anita Sanders, OF
Philadelphia, who are visiting Miss
Nash. Later the euestS twere takei
to the Junior .Lesgue canu9s.
~. :.fsss -
Mrs Francis g. Nash wur lie
hostess at luncheon on February -.
Dr. and Mrs. Robert Ran.dell wnI
entertain at dinner preceding the
Junior League dance on Febru-
airy II.
Mr.. and Ms. John +. Dryden will
be hosts at dinner preceding the
Junior League dance on March ..
Mrs. Charles Jay Williamson en-
tertained a large company at bridge
yesterday afternoon, In her apart
ment at Wardman Park Hotel,
when her guest OF honor was Mrs.
Mary. Roberts Rinehart.. Mrs. WILL
hanson was assisted in receiving by
Mrs. Albert B. Fall. Mrs. Henry c.
Wallace, Mrs. Hubert Work and
Mrs. Wallace Radcliffe. and presid-
ing at the tea table. following the
bridge game, were Mrs. II. Clay
Browning. Mrs. J. T.. Bayne and
Mrs. Sidney Andrews. Among the
guests were Mrs. Ernest II. Acker-
man, Mrs. Frank w. Mondell. Mrs
T. Frank Appleby, Mrs. Charles r.
Connell. Mrs. James G. Strong
Mrs. James r. Oyster. Mrs. Josiah
A. Van Orsdel. Mrs. Wendell +.
Stafford, Mrs. Charles II. Robb, Mrs.
Charles p. Plunkett. Mrs. Rey-
nolds. Mrs. Charles W. Richardson,
Mrs. Mark W. Potter. Mrs. J. c.
Walker, Mrs. A. ID. Kinne, Mrs. c.
W. Robertson. Mrs. Herbert Lewis,
Mrs. John Allen Murray, Mrs. c. II.
Bates, Mrs. Merriam Berryhill. Mrs.
Z. A. Keyes. Mrs. Carl A. Droop.
Mrs. Willoughby Chesley, Mrs.
George A. King. Mrs. Rush Holland.
Mrs. Fred bennett. Mrs. Edward
Brandenberg. Mrs. Fred Boschen.
Mrs. A. Lisner, Mrs. F. NJ. Brown,
Mrs. F. L. Browne. Mrs. Richard
Yates, of Illinois. and Mrs. J. v.
Bsrrows.
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JUNIOR LEAGUE DANCE
,AUsPICIOUs EVENT.

The Junior League dance. post
poned from last week. took place
last evening at Rauscher's in a
ballroom artisticallyi decorated for
this festivity Of youth and beauty
the most important in their calen-
dar for the week.
In the receiving line were Mrs.
Theodore Roosevelt, wife of the AS
sistant Secretary of the Navy; Mrs
Warren Delano Robbins. Miss. Ruth
Larner and Miss Eleanor Johnston.
4 number OF dinner parties pre-
ceded the dance.
Col. and Mrs. Charles. II. Drake
entertained a company OF fourteen
at dinner last evening in compli-
ment to Miss Helen LIE Scure.
Later the guests attended the Ju-
nior League dance.
Mr.. and Mrs. George E. Hamilton
were hosts at dinner last evening
to company of thirty-four young
people, preceding the Junior League
dance.
Comdr. and Mrs. Emory Scott
Land were hosts at dinner last
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MRS. DOUGLAS ROBINsON
WILL, SPEAK IN DISTRICT.

Mrs. Douglas Robinson, Of New
York, will arrive February lS, to be
the guest Of Mrs. James 7. Leavitt.
Mrs. Robinson. who Is head OF the
.Iest we forget" committee. now ac-
tive in New York. will speak Feb
rusvy IL. in the ballroom CT the
Shoreham, in the interest OF vet
Grams welfare.
Mrs. Thomas +. Walsh Will en-
tertain at luncheon in compliment
to Mrs. Robinson February Il.
Mr.. and Mrs. william NJ. Ontjen
have taken ar apartment at ward
man Park Hotel for an indefinite
period.
Mrs. Hal Smith entertained at
seven tables of bridge yesterday
afternoon. with additional guests
for tea. in compliment to Mrs. GIL
more Iden. who has been her guest
for some time. Mrs. Clifford Ire
land. Mrs. Louis Pitcher. Mrs. Emma
Berry Garthe and Mrs. Jerry
Mathews presided at the tea table.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Brooks gave
a small dance in compliment to Mrs.
Iden last evening at their home in
Chevy Chase.
Mrs. Robert Lansing has an
nounced that the weekly meeting or
the sewing circle or the Washing
ton branch of the Central Russian
Relief will meet at 10 O'Clock this
morning in the Russian embassy.
on Sixteenth street.
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Mrs. J. GARFIELD Riley and Miss
Florence Fraser Stiles.

Mrs. J. Garfield Riley and Miss
Florence Fraser Stiles.
Miss Nellie NJ. Scanlan. having nm
ished her work covering" the dis
armament conference, will give her
first illustrated lecture on New Zea-
land at the Women's City Club
Sunday afternoon from 5 to o'clock
as return courtesy for the hospi-
tality extended by the club during
her stay. Many members are taking
advantage OF the occasion to have
their friends meet Miss ScanIan.
Miss Aline Solomon will be hostess.
The Penguin club, 1904 g street.
ad no speaker last evening. but at
$50 tomorrow evening there will
be something special. preceded by
dinner at $50 o'clock
Lieut.. Col. and Mrs. A. Guidoni
air attaChe to the Italian Embassy.
and his sistcr-in-law. Miss Marina
Mani. entertained at luncheon at
the Shoreham Wednesday. Their
guests included Signora Geisser.
mother of the secretary Of the en-
gassy. Ihev. Celesia: Capt and
Mrs McNamee. Miss Patricia Aniza.
Count Emilio PaEliano. general sec
rotary Of the Italian delegation.
and Capt. Regal
The Eelcct KIub will hold an in
formal dance tomorrow night in
the ballroom Of 2GOO sixteenth
street
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MIR. AND MRS, WHEELER
GUESTS At CITY CLUB.

Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. Wheeler, Of
Hammondsport. N. r.. were the
honor guests at dinner last evening
at the women's City Club. Among
the guests were Judge Monroe
Wheeler. DR.. and Mrs. Truman Able,
Judge and Mrs. George c. Aukam.
Mrs. Ellen s. Mussey, Br. A. Frances
Foye. Mr.. and Mrs. James r. COL
burn, Judge Mary o'Toole, Maj and
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SERVICE JUNIORS To GIVE
SERIES OF TEN DANCES.

The first of the second series OF
tea dances of the Junior Service
Association will be given tomorrow
afternoon at 40. in the ballroom
of 240O Sixteenth street. The Junior
Service Association was formerly
known as the Army and Navy
Juniors, to which the majority of
the younger members of the serN-
ice belong and which has given a
delightful series of dances through
the winter.
Receiving at the tea dance tomor-
row will be Mrs. Frank W. Coe.
Mrs. George Richards. Mrs. H. +.
Huse and Miss Golden Ruggles. and
the introducti6ns will be made by
Lieut. Frederick Butler.
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REV. DIR. M'BRYDE
ENTERTAINS At DINNER.

The Rev. DR.. Meade Bolton Mac
Bryde entertained at dinner last
evening about forty guests. includ-
ing the Bishop Of Washington and
eight or ten of the clergy of the
Episcopal Church, and others. The
dinner was served at a T-shaped
table in the parish house, where
flags, potted plants and ferns were
used in decoration. The table was
beautiful with spring flowers.
There was music from an orchestra
and short speeches followed the
dinner.
Mrs. ]. E. Owens has returned to
visit with Mrs. George w. Slocum
in Mount Clemens, Mich.
Mrs. Henry F. Lkpitt. of Provi-
dencs. who was in Washington for a
few days, has gone to New FORK.
Eisconti NJ. q. Venosta. of the
Italian Embassy stan, is staying at
the Ritz-Carlton in New York.
Mrs. James Russell Soley. who has
been in Washington for two months.
has returned to her New York resi-
dence.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Walter
Phelps have gone to Eiken.. S. c., for
a visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. George DeCordova,
OF this city. are at White Sulphur
Springs.
Rear Admiral Nathan c. Twining,
former naval attache ct London,
and Mrs. Twining have sailed for
New York, en- route to this city.
II. r. Christie, of this city. Is
now in Paris.
Mrs. W. G. McAdoo Is visiting
Mrs. John McCullock, at Orlando.
Fla.
Ellis L. Dresel. American COM
missioner in Berlin. who has re-
covered from an attack o. bron-
chitic, expects to leave the Riviera
for Paris. after which he vii. Nisi.
the United States for the firs; time
in six years.
The Washington herald., 1922-02-10

Senator Carlo Schanzer Of the
Italian delegation to the arms con-
ference has gone to New York,
where he is staying at the Ritz
Carleton. until he sails for Italy In
a few days.
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Judge and Mrs. Julian W. Mack,
Of Chicago. are guests at the AM
bassador Hotel in Atlantic City
Judge Mack is United States Cir
cult judge In Chicago and is one
of the best-known men in the
country.
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PRtNCEss LUBoMIRsKA
LUNCHEON HOsTEss.

princess Lubomirska. wife Of the
Wsh Minister. was hostess at
'iuncheon yesterday at the legation.
flncess Lubomirska will not be
at home this afternoon.
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Mrs. W. G. McAdoo Is visiting
Mrs. John McCullock, at Orlando.
Fla.
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The Ambassador of Chile and
senora de Matthew left yesterday
Tor New York with the latter's sis
Ter and nieces. Madame Cana and
|the Misses Cana. who will sail to-
nay Tor Chile. after having spent a
year or more visiting at the EN-
Inc Ambassador and Sonora de
Immediately, y
he PERUVIAN Ambassador and
Mime. Pezet plan to close their
apartment at wardman PART HorsI
soout February 20 and go 70 New
york for a visit.
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was to have given yesterday will be
given Monday afternoon.

Senator and Mrs. Lawrence c.
Phipps entertained at dinner last
evening. having an all-Colorado as
semblage of guests The company
included Representative and Mrs,
Edward 7. Taylor. Representative
and Mrs. Charles B, Timberlake.
Representative and Mrs. william
y. VaiIe. Gov. and Mrs. oliver Il.
shoup. the First Assistant Postmas-
ter General and Mrs. Hubert Work,
Mr.. and Mrs Rush Holland, Mr.. and
Mrs. Denise Barkalow. Later the
guests were taken TO, the Congres-
siopal reception at the White House.
Mai. w. W. Grifith will come 10
Washington today and spend sew
eral days at wardman Park Hotel
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|Honors Paid
To Merediths
Er-Secretary and Wife
Luncheon Guests at
Belgian Embassy.
By EVELYN C. HUNT.

the Belgian Ambassador and
afoness de Cartier entertained at
luncheon yesterday at the en-
|Sessy In compliment to the former
OF Agriculture and Mrs.
Edwin T. Meredith.
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REPRESENTATIVE LANGLEY
AND MRS. LANGLEY HOSTS.

Representative and Mrs. John W.
Langley. Of Kentucky, entertained
at dinner in the cabinet room Of
the New Willard last evening in
compliment to Brig. Gen. and Mrs.
Charles e. Sawyer. Later the party
went to the reception at the white
House. The other guests included
Surg. Gen. and Mrs. Hugh S. Cum
ming. Comdr. and Mrs. f. c. Gud-
ger, Mr.. and Mrs. John s. Adams,
William Pitcher. of New York; Mrs
Anthony Williams. of Pikeville, ny. /;
Pitt Baker. of New York: Mrs. Rob-
ert L. Owen, Senator and Mrs. A.
o. Stanley. c. c. Calhoun, Mrs. Will
lam Hughes, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Lisner,
Mr.. and Mrs d. r. Anthony, Col.
and Mrs. Colon Livingstone, Mr..
and Mrs. W. w. Wilson. Gov. Scott
Bone. of Alaska; Mrs. Mercer Yer
non. Miss Nancyanna Pauley, of
Pikeville, XVI Mr.. and Mrs. WILL
lam A. Rodenberg. Mr.. and Mrs.
Wallace White, jr.; DR.. and Mrs.
Loren johnson, Maj. and Mrs. Rob-
ert Eichelberger. Mr.. am Mrs. Lee
Robinson, Judge and Mrs. c. c. Nc
Chord. Mr.. and Mrs Michael Col
bert. Judge and Mrs. John J. Price.
of Baltimore: DR.. and Mrs. F. III.
Shultz. w. B. Richardson. Mr.. and
Mrs. George Oakley Totten. jr.; Mrs
w. F. Rabler. of Bristol, Va; Miss
Sally Wears. OF PikeviIle. KY;
Judge H. Clay Howard. OF Ken
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Mrs. Joseph Hines, wife of Rep
resentive Hines, OF Ohio. was
hostess at luncheon yesterday. en-
tertaining for Mrs. Atlee Pomerene.
Mrs. Frank Il. Willis. wives of the
two Senators from Ohio. and the
wives of the Ohio members Of the
Lower House. The only outsiders in
the group were house guests OF
some of the women of the delega-
ton. Mrs. Hines has recently re-
turned to town after spending some
time in California.
Madame D'Alvarez. who will sing
the leading role in Samson and
Delilah." which will be- given by
the Washington Opera Company al
the Lyric in Baltimore. February
20. Is the sister sof the MARQUIS
Javier d'Alvarez de Buenavista. first
secretary at the Peruvian Embassy,
The Washington herald., 1922-02-10

On board the steamship Car
mania. OF the Cunard lire, when
she. sails from New York tomorrow
under charter to the American 'Ex-
press Company, for sixty one-day
cruise through the Mediterranean.
win be Mr.. and Mrs. c. v. Wheeler,
Yandes Wheeler and Miss Eleanor
d. Wheeler.
The Washington herald., 1922-02-10

Due to the illness OF Princess
|6ioesco. wife of the Minister of
iSumania, the reception she was to
nave given this afternoon for her
mother. Mrs. Margot Asquith, has
oeen postponed. The dinner ar
ahSed for tomorrow evening at the
|ieEatlon has also been postponed.
The lecture which Mrs. Asouith
The Washington herald., 1922-02-10
WILLIAM PIGGOTT g.
RETURNS TO CLEVELAND.

William Piggott, who was at
wardman Park Hotel the first part
Of the week. has returned to his
home in Cleveland.
{ Mrs. Samuel Beverly Williamson
entertained a company OF twelve
young people at luncheon yester-
day at the washington Club in
compliment to Mrs whiteford Cole.
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Colored.

Henry Clay. 81. Freedmen's Hospt.
Benjamin =. Brown, AZ, 20s L st. sw.
Eliza Blackston. IS, 20 X st. sw.
Hillary Young. "a. st. Elizabeth's Hospt
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DEATHS.
White.

White.
VIM. Alexander, s. years. u. $. Soldiers
Home Hospt.
George W. Kcanc, II. L. $. Soldiers
Hospt
Alma ~. Jones. .6. $50 y. Payne St.
Alexandria. Va.
Eleanor =. skinner. IS. Providence IIospt
Patterson. Baync. 81. a650 Wis. aev. NV.
Grace s. Robinson. 81. 22a6 18th ST. Sc.
Charles =. Smith. 81, 3629 10th st. NV.
Ella X. wal'ingsford. GO. 1927 LIST st. NV.
Frank Z. Hart, II. Tuberculosis Hospt.
Anna p. Thomas. Il, Belgrade Apts., 18th
St and Fla. ave.
Mary McCauley, ~. 1885 Irving st. NV.
Harry G. Dahler, -, George Washington
University Hospt.
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II. r. Christie. of this city, I,
now in Paris.
The Washington herald., 1922-02-10

Rear Admiral Nathan c. Twining,
former naval attache st London,
and Mrs. rwining have sailed for
New York, en- route to this city.
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!IIIIllTI -l.II..
Leisurely Lunch
in Short Noon

TOO swift arrives
as tardy as too SLOW"
A hurried lunch him
ders digestion. Don't
feel you must stand or
sit at a counter to eat
your lunch or you'll
take too long or spend
too much. The WAL
LIS system is quick;
WALLIS prices a re
kept down by popu-
larity-more patrons,
less profits. WALLIS
cooking S a f e guards
health, too. Try it.
! mallts'
= "Washinstoa's Lusest Y
Restaurant v
18th and G Sts. NV.
The Washington herald., 1922-02-10
RED CROSS WOMEN
OPEN SERVICE HOME, .

The District Chapter Of the
American Red Cross. realizing the
great need of offering home" sur
roundings for former service men
who are temporarily in the CITY.
have opened such a home at 2lO1 p
street northwest, and will entertain
at a tea and house warming Mon
day afternoon from 4 to 6 o'clock,
when there will be an interesting
program with music. Miss Valerie
Padelford is chairman Of the Rest
house committee, and she and the
members of her committee and the
patronesses will receive that after
noon. The Secretary Of War, John
w. Weeks, and Gen. Pershing have
been invited.
The Washington herald., 1922-02-10

Mr.. and Mrs. George DeCordova,
OF this city. are at White Sulphur
Springs.
The Washington herald., 1922-02-10

Mrs. II. Z. Williamson and Miss
Ruth Williamson, OF San Francisco.
are at the New willard Hotel.
The Washington herald., 1922-02-10

Among the more than 100 proml-
nent women who will attend the
forum luncheon of the women's
City Club tomorrow. at which VIII
mot Lewis, Washington correspond
ent Of the London Times, will speak
on after the Arms Conference"
will be Mrs. Laura A. Bradley,
chairman OF the luncheon commit
tee; MRS. Lyman b. Swormstedt,
president of the club; Mrs. George
w. Eastment. Mrs. William e.
Chamberlin, Miss Ethel Bagley,
Miss Ada Rainey,, Miss Gertrude
Van Hoesen, Mrs. Frank Parks, Mrs
Maudo Converse. Mrs. ]. d. Car
mody, Mrs. Arthur Saxtcn, Mrs.
william F. Bayley and Mrs. j.. N.
Duryee.
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J. B. Mcdonnell. who was NJ
Wardman Park Hotel for a visit
has returned to his home in New
York.
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Comdr. and Mrs. Emory Scott
Land were hosts at dinner last
The Washington herald., 1922-02-10

Mr.. and Mrs. william Walter
Phelps have gone to Eiken. S. c., for
visit.
The Washington herald., 1922-02-10

Mrs. James Russell Soley. who has
been in Washington for two months.
has returned to her New York resi-
dence.
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Eisconti NJ. g. Venosta. of the
Italian Embassy stan. is staying at
the Ritz-Carlton in New York.
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Arizona republican., 1922-03-09
ouEENsLANp sNUHs LONDON

British financial journals point out that the
recent floating of Queensland loan in the New York
money market constitutes entirely develop
ment in international financing The states of Aus
tralia hitherto have Invariably gone to London when
in need Of mooey.
In the present instance the government OF
Queensland gave the London bankers prior ,oppor-
tunty to provide the funds; but friction
concerning recent colonial legislation, which the
British financers desired to have reconsidered
Thereupon the Australians off negotiations and
approached New York, where they found American
bankers willing to provide IL million dollars on
favorable terms
A new twist is given the whole episode, accord
ing to the Morning Post by the statement of the
Queensland prime minister that the proceeds of this
loan will be placed at the disposal of the British
government for the payment of American obligations
and that Queensland will accept compensation
sterling credits in London.-Living Age.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-09

country with the dignity OF the game that it will
come into favor with some serious souls who had
looked upon it a waste of time which might be
better employed In another OF the thousands
OF uplift movements
In the current Leslies judge Lands writes
THE great ball players OF the future, as in the
past, will from the college campus, from the
sand lots back of the gashouse from the timothy
fields behind the old red There crowned
heads in baseball. Glory and achievement must
TO each generation through its effort.
man makes good he fails and questions
asked except those having to do with personal honor
He is in game in which fellow really begin at
the bottom and go to the top fast ability will
carry him. That is why am favor of the restora-
tion of the draft.
ITO anchor man in orbit is fundamentally
wrong. The ambition of every young ball player is
to make Of the major league teams to play in
Worlds Series, just as every performer dreams of
role in Broadway production, singer longs to pour
out song before a Metropolitan Opera House audi
an architect hopes for contract in some
center OF culture The boys should be free TO climb
when the call comes. Progress from minor to major
leagues should not only be possible, but probable
Under the draft the minor league managers may
occasionally lose star players they would like to
tain, but such will be much more than balanced
by the better playing OF all the With the In
centve of progress always before them the players
win keep on their toes Opportunities for desired
promotion will inspire young players to give the best
that is in them in the hope that they too may make
the grade"
Arizona republican., 1922-03-09
FOOLISH QUESTIONS
BY Or. FRANK CRANE
Copyright. 1921, by Frank Crane)

Every while the scientists off into foolish
along wi the of mankind.
wealthy gentlemen chief
collect walking sticks Others will snuff boxes eandeets
and china
There pride the useless.
through nabobs having
nothing else invented
Of the mind 10 the
idle which those
deotng themselves something tns have for those who
occupied with useful
endowed winters chasing
pretty girls the city his chasing wild in the
himself the
who works for living.
All and ads and other david
dabbers -nohnps their distinguished
those who driven by daily occupation.
All this bred OF
mother today would hand her daughter
idle duke than industrious architect.
scientist has been carefully measuring che heads Of
children
conclusions this
the BREADTH Of girls head rapidly
vastly quickly than that whose
rapidly about that the
intellectual capacity Of girls and boys the variation
head the color Of the hair
that girls the whole oundheaded boys
longheaded.
To all of which we might reply; "What o.
Such conclusions their importance much resemble
ing the dative through 1870 Languages.
The researches of another scientist into the life and habits Of the
another
The that distinguishes the modern
the
obtained have bearing human life and
scientists
desk the walls of hs laboratory what the user"
Arizona republican., 1922-03-09
The Crowded Hous.

The architects who sit in the press gallery OF
+ba house are worrying about the effect of the
nnortionment Of members for the sixth legislature
wnat is to be done with the seven new memoersE
rho next house win consist OF forty-six members
-, Nraricopa win have fourteen. The house IS
.,uoady uncomfortaby crowded. One cannot pass
,..oe, the desks of members. There is room only
i ne three narrow aisles. There is no space for
another desk
The committee rooms on each SIDE or on only
,,a of the chamber may be removed with little
e..,4 br+ that would leave inconvenient ar
one change imposing less Inconvenience
m .reater difficulties would be the extension OF the
,e southwark a few feet. within which ad-
,,,,a,a, space seven new desks could be placed.
rnt unless the manner OF apportionment Snoula
- changed that arrangement "0u'u aii0fo ie'''+
only for single session.
~ r,ouqh perhaps this is matter that does not
s5raot,v under the governors call, it is good
49, :, begin thinking about It,