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Evening star., 1922-01-15
Second Week of New Year
Noted for Its Social Events
Of Particular Brilliancy
President and Mrs Harding Have Full Calendar.
Numerous Functions Claim the Attention .
of Society Folk.
SALLIE v. II. PICKETT.

~ HE second week particular
in Washington and that of 1922 exception
than share of attractions the
charity Hospital with the President and
Harding guests the dinner given by the Secretary of State and
Mrs Hughes and the first LADY, and the dinner
and and Mrs Coolidge by
the diplomatic reception
dinner parties and dances
with parties One night the President and Mrs
General and another time Mrs
of Mrs Mclean who OF the
for the diplomatic reception
THIS opens with imposing social the P
be Gn @ % the Club night, the dinner al the
White in Thursday night taking the place
night
E m Sn 8 coolidge M the
Thursday and Saturday the Secretary State and Mrs
de Riano
DIPLOMATS particularly passing
even. Their their RAJ [nks The afternoon repton
a sse The and Wa
f hs have
invitations for dinner TUESDAY evening nkher Beaufort
diplomats also will entertain
THE mpomptu Washington Riding
Friday night given by the American Remount will call
mo % Rs y0 e @ o morse numbers a l nne the
beng arranged to the exhibition The afternoon Friday
Coolidge Wallace Mrs Davis being among the
Sawyer Mrs and Mrs. Wills also will
taking with them groups of Ohio friends ...4.,.
POS1HUMOUS pictures which has elected unusual
brother Commander Edward Breck e.
N r. and embracing rarely selected beauty
things aor%snd gss and ens
apple blossom which might be place
speak for what the might have
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house Of the league. the first. on
Tue sday. to be In honor of Mrs. Frank
White. wife of the treasurer Of the
United States.
Mrs. J. A. White entertained
number of guests It dinner at Ward
man Park Hotel last evening.
MI. and Mrs. Eugene Meyer, r., will
be hosts at MONDAY breakfast
today.
Mss Josephine Prather was hostess
at tea at the Cairo on Thursday
afternoon given in compliment 20 Our
Flag Chapter. Daughters oil the Anic..-
lean Revolution. Receiving with Miss
Prather were Mrs. Louis d Carman
regent of the chapter. and Mrs Ho.,
ard l.. Hodgkins. vice president gen
eral. d. A. r. National and state OF
fcers of the D. A. r and chant:
members were the guests Pres ain.
at the tea able were Mrs. William Y
Cox and Mrs. A. H. Semmes who WI,
assisted in serving by Miss Louis
Carman
Miss Margaret Tyner. the young
daughter OF Mrs. Eionzo Tyn-r. hsG
stvsra! of he- young FRI. nds luarfing
with her yesterday al Whrdman ark
Hotel. Mrs Tyner l.. s.erdtn. gu,
ten days at Ter hci,. - Evanston. III.
MIS-. Hen eta Hot" dhy had guess
dining with her last evening q. Ward
man Park Hote.
Mrs. Harry L. Stru was hostess to
q number OF her friends at q luncheon
Friday afternoon in he- beautiful
bungalow on Alaska avenue and Holly
street. sixteenth Street Heights.
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The President and Mrs. Harding will
be the guests of honor at dinner We'd
nesday evening of the Secretary of
the Treasury and his daughter. Miss
Mellon.
The Secretary of Agriculture and
Mrs. Wallace will entertain at dinner
Tuesday evening. February %. in hon.
or of the President and Mrs. Harding.
honor at a lunch party to be enter
tained Wednesday. January Is. by Mrs.
Rufus Day. On Saturday, January p.
Mrs. Coolidge will be the guest at
luncheon of Mrs William F. Dennis.
The ambassador Of Spain and Sonora
de Rfano returned yesterday from
New York, where they spent Friday.
The Attorney General. Mr.. Daugh-
erty, will spend the day in Baltimore
with Mrs. Daugherty.
The Secretary of the Interior, Mr.:
Fall, is expected to return the first OF
this week and join Mrs Fall and their
son-in- law and daughter, Mr.. ana MRS:
Brand Elliott, sin their apartment at
Wardman Park Ho:el.
Admiral de Bon of the French dele
CATION, entertained company OF
twenty five at dinner last evening at
the New Willard Hotel.
Mr.. Hanihara Of the Japanese dele.
cation to the arms conference. WSll
entertain at dinner tomorrow evening.
Admiral Baron Alfredo Acton of the
Italian delegation will entertain a
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Young Men Hebrew I
Association 8 Dinner

A reception and dance in honor Of
the newly elected officers of the
Young Mems Hebrew Association
will b egiven in the large ballroom Of
the Raleigh Hotel on Thursday eve
ming at $3.50 o'clock. The Y. M!eH. A.
is now an important factor in COM
munai activities and the affair
promises! to be the most brilliant OF
fhe season, Mrs. Laura B. F1esher
viii head the reception COMMITTEES. 4.
DR.. Joseph Norman is chairman OF
the arrangements committee ana as
sistinr him are: Miss Theresa 'Shef-
ferman, Miss Jeanne E. Portion, Miss
Eva Rod. Miss Pearl Kirstein. Miss
Rose Hornstein, Mrs. Louis kramer,
Miss Minnie HUT. Miss Lillian Fried
man, Miss Julia Cohen. Mr.. LOUIS
g. Spiegler, Mr.. Moe Offenders. Mr..
Louis Goldberg. Mr.. Abe Sheherman,
Mr.. N. Norman Mayer, Mr.; George g.
Cohen, Mr. Max Shenk, Mr.. David
Miller and Mr.. David Wiener.
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Allentown Glee Club
To Give Program Here

The Allentown Glee Club. a well
known musical organization Of the
Keystone state, will render program
of the latest and best song compost
tions at the Pennsylvania State So
ciety meeting in the ballroom Of the
New Willard Hotel Friday evening.
January 81 Among the members OF
the organisation are severa! talented
soloists. who have a fine repertoire. :.
The honor guest of the SOCIETY VIII
he Gov. william C.. Sproul Of Penn
sylvania, who win make the princi'
pal address
Mrs. Samuel H Kendall of the High
lands, wife Of Representative Kendall.
will have charge OF, the boxes Many
reservations have already been IN an an
nounced, and 1t liz expected that WASH :
in1ton society will turn out with all
Its pomp and splendor to greet the
popular governor of the Keystone
state.
Of Mrs. Howard s. Reside, and viii
include Mrs. w. G. Sproul. MISS Allsa
The Treasury; Mrs. J. J. Davis, Mrs.
George wharton Pepper. Mrs. Henry
p Fletcher, Mrs. Hubert Work and
Mrs James NJ. Beck.
Many innovations are planned Tor
the meeting, and the ballroom will
be tastefuliy decorated for the occa.
sion. The Keystone Orchestra will
furnish music for dancing. A group
photograph Of the assemblage will be
taken in course of the meeting.
The officers of the society are: Rep
-esentative, NJ. Clyde Kelly, president;
DR.. John S. Arnold. T. Lincoln Town
send and Mrs. F. B. Crilly. vice presi-
dents. and Edwin A. Mess, secretary
and treasurer.
Admission to the meeting will be by
membership cards or guest cards only.
which may be secured from the sec
retary. =
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Chief Executive Guest
81 OF Confessional Club

The reception to the President and
Mrs. Harding, which Is the most i'm
portant event Of the year in the So
cial calendar Of the Congressional
Club. will take place tomorrow even
ing, at o'clock. The President of the
Club. Mrs. Irvine l. Lenroot, will re-
cetve with the President and Mrs,
while the five vice presi-
dents OF the club. Mrs. Joseph 8.
Frelinghuysen, Mrs. Wallace H. White,
jr.; Mrs. James E. Watson, Mrs.
Homer Hoch.. and Mrs. Gordon Lee,
assisted by Mrs. John B. Henderson,
one. Of Its founders, will preside at
the refreshment table.
The remaining elected officers of the
club. Mrs. Clyde B. Kelly, Mrs. George
M. Young, and Mrs. Lindley H. Had
ley, will head the group Of assistant
hostesses. which will also include
the members Of the entertainment.
committee, Mrs. Harry c. woodward,
Mrs. Robert Lansing. Mrs. Frank, W.
Mondell. Mrs. Emmett C. Gudger, Mrs
Ernest r. Ackerman. Mrs. Carl r.
Chindblom, Mrs. Samuel q. winslow
and Mrs. James T. Begg, the chairman
of the house committee. Mrs. Howard
8. Reside: the chairman Of the A.
nance committee, Mrs. Luther W.
Mott: the chairman of the print
Ing committee, Mrs. James p. Woods;
the chairman Of the publicity COM
mittee, Mrs. Henry W. Keyes: the
chairman of the book committee, Mrs.
William e. Andrews, and five ex-
Of the club, Mrs. Ernest W.
Roberts, Mrs. Duncan u. Fletcher,
Mrs. Atlee Pomerene, Mrs. Horace NJ.
Towner and Mrs. Charles B. Ward.
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Ball for the Benefit
Oh Garfield HOSPITAL

The annual ball for the benefit of
Garfield Hospital will be given We'd
nesday night. January rs. at the New
Willard. when the Navy Yard Band
Orchestra will furnish the music
Mrs. Howard Hume and Miss Dorothy
bennett head the ball committe, and
are each filing in with names mean.
ing much to the success Of tho ball
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Leitev have
taken boxes. and other box holders
include Mrs Alexander Stewar. Mrs
Dewitt Talmage. Mrs. George D
Hope, Mrs. Joseph E. Thropp, Mrs
Charles Boughton Wood. Mr. Emo
Mrs. E B Grandin and Mrs Frank
Hume. Foreign delegates and mem
bers Of the arms conferences will be
guests of honor on this occasion and
Mrs. Mary Logan Tucker president
of the ladies' aids Gen. Ireland, pres
ident of the board of directors. and
Mrs. Ireland, vice president Of the
ladies' aid, will assist in receiving.
President and Mrs. Harding. Mrs.
Harding is an honorary member of
the ladies' aid and is specially in
terested in the hospital rs !: is the
national memorial to ohio's mar
tyred PRESIDENT James A Gafne!O
The original funds for this memorial
were gathered as a tribute to Presi-
dent Garfield after his death by the
United States consuls' all over the
world To this other money was
added by friends Of the deceased
President and also through the re-
turns from big ball in the rotunda
Of the Capitol, sponsored by the
wives Of senators and representatives
and those in official life in Washing
ton, which enabled the committee
founded for this purpose to purchase
the property. -
The nrst building was erected
through the efforts Of the women Of
the ladies' aid, and at this hospital
the first training school for nurses
In Washing ton city was opened.
Today the women of the aid society
are trying to assist in the erection on
the grounds of the hospital modern
up-to date home for the student
nurses, and the funds from this ball
will be used for that purpose. For
this reason the ladies' aid makes an
appeal to the citizens Of Washington
many of whom have been the re-
cipients of the hospitals benefits in
the skill Of its SUI uigeons and the care
Of its corps of nurses--to help raise
q fund worthy the cause. The young
women of the training school. whose
life's work In serving the public, de-
serve this support, it Is claimed.
Evening star., 1922-01-15
List Of patronesses
For Coming Gard Party

The patronesses for the card party
to be given under the auspices Of the
National Board Of the Children Of the
American Revolution at the Women's
City Club on Tuesday afternoon at 2
o'clock for the benefit of the charity
and patriotic work Of the g: A. r.
Mrs. Howard L. Hodgkins. Mrs.
George Maynard Minor. Mrs. Daniel
Lothrop, Mrs. p. 8. Howard, MRS.
Francis A. St Clair. Mrs. Frank s.
Ray, Mrs. Clayton Emig, MISS Grace
NJ. Pierce, Mrs. v. Blair Janin. Mrs.
Percy Baily, Miss Anne Cummins,
Mrs. Horace Towner, i Mrs. Jesse
Ramsburgh. Mrs. Lawrence Quirollo,
Mrs. George Thacher Guernsey, Mrs
Robert j. Johnston. Miss Helen q.
Stout, Mrs. Henry e. Keys, Mrs. Rob.
inson Downey, Miss Dorinda Rogers,
Mrs. william B. Hardy. Mrs. Charles
s. Groves, Mrs. John NJ. Beaversa and
Mrs G. Wallace Hanger.
Evening star., 1922-01-15
Histor;. Pageant Planned
To Take Place in Richmond

Richmond VIII be the scene Of an
impressive historical pageant in Nav.
and residents of Washington, who
posses inherited heirloons from the
'hd Dominion. are arranging to send
group of such things to ne exhibi-
ton soon to take place in Alexandria,
the proceeds from which will be
turned in to the pageant fund
On January rs and IS the parish
house of the Colonial Church, in Alex
andria, will display a rare collection
of relics. including many articles
never before shown in public. Since
the influx of collectors. there are few
genuine antiques left. dealers having
ferreted them out and bought them At
almost any price. Only in the ex-
elusive a.d homes are these authentic
pieces to be seen. safe from any
breath Of commercialism. Old por-
traits. draperies. laces, fans. with
silver and plate of ancient patterns.
and china long ou. of date, weapons
uulied by time. which flashed with
deadly brightness in the years gone
by: cradles stilI ftact. though the
DduICs ioShcu l1i AuCu SIc" Otu Auu
died. and have been long forgotten:
costumes in which the distinguished
Americans of the colonial period ap-
peared in foreign courts, before kings
and queens. whose realms Save long
been republics; such things money
cannot buy. VIII be shown in this
quaint historic setting. Each article
viii have its history an. che line Of
Inheritance srowing thd. has ie-
ma ned uEoei one roof or in the
he DIS of one family. through all the
chs nging years. Silver that was bur-
leo during the four years of civil
war: portraits that were cut out of
their frames and carried away as
later by some friendly enemy, and
needlewOrk and A.. as, 49,
grandmothers priced.
Mrs. Minnigerode Andrews. chair
man for Washington: Miss Ann Nc
Gill Fauntleroy, Mrs. H Rozier ID
lany. Mrs. Woodrow Wilson. Mrs.
Lawrence Washington. Mrs. Ro..ii Il.
Lee, Mrs. Gouvernour Hoes. Mrs. Will
liam Beverley Mason, Mrs. Buckner
Randolph. Mrs. Henry Daingeriield,
Mrs. Herbert Fairfax Lear Mrs..
Rolfe Boiling, Mrs. William Nelson
Page and Mrs. Thomas Taliaferro are
amoEg the tesidents of Wasi ngton
invited to assist in this intei esting
occasion.
The old Alexandria Light Infantry.
a famous military organization, will
guard the exhibition night and day.
Evening star., 1922-01-15
Admir-: de Bon Host to
Ambassador of France

Admiral de Bon Of the French dele
CATION entertained at dinner last
night at the New Willard. having rs
guests NJ Senator Albert Sarraut, the
ambassador of France and Nine. Jus
serand. the minister of Switzerland
and Nine. Peter. Representative and
Mrs. Frederick C. Hicks. the attache
of the French embassy and Nine. de
S.eyes, Rear Admiral and MfA WIS
Benson, Mr.. aid Mrs. Edison Bradley
Mrs Henry Prather Fletcher. MIS-
Frederic Keep. Mrs. Beale, Mrs. kim
ball, Miss Patten, Mrss Josephine Pat-s
ten, Miss Morrison, Prince de Bearn
ct de Challais., Nj IKammerer MAI.
Dubreuil. Capt Frochet. Cant RiGaL
d'Ansehne.
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President and Mrs. Harding
To Be Guests at Dinner
Secretary Mellon and His Daughter to Be Thei,
Hosts-Notes of Diplomats and
Cabinet Members

company at luncheon today at the Ho-
tel Washington.
The minister of Rumania and Prin-
cess Efbesco went to New York yes
terday and will be absent until the
middle Of the week
Lady Geddes. wife of the ambassa-
dor Of Great Britain, went to New
York with their son. Mr.. Ross Geddes.
y, who o., sailed Ill yesterday for Englsnd.
returned to Washington.
Nine. Peter, wife OF the minister of
Switzerland, will be at home Friday
afternoon.
The counselor of the French en-
bassy. Prince de Bearn, accompanied d
by his children. will leave Washing
ton tomorrow for New York, from
where they will sail Wednesday for
leave until May, when, with his chill
dren. he will return to his post here,
The counselor of the British en-
bassy and Mrs. Henry Getty Chiffon
are spending the weekend in Atlantic
City. where they went yesterday. They
will return Tuesday
The charge d'affaires of the new
Austrian legation and Nine. Prochnik
have taken an apartment at 2029 Con.
nectfcut avenue, where they are now
established.
Mrs. Drutzu. wife Of the special at
tache Of the Rumanian legation, win
go to New York tomorrow for several
days visit.
The secretary of the German em
hsssy and Baroness Won Thurman en-.
tertained b small company al lunch
con yesterday at the Willard
Evening star., 1922-01-15
Mrs. w. E.. Fowler Issues
Cards. for Tea January 16

Mrs. william Eric Fowler has issued
cards for small tea on Monday,
January 16, from to z o'clock. at
her apartment, 1913 H street; and will
have assisting her Mrs. Henry F.
Dimock. Mrs. John B. Henderson, Mrs.
Robert Lansing. the wife Of the mjn.
ister of China, Nine. See; the wife of
the minister Of Switzerland, Nine.
Peter; Mrs. Willard Brownson. Mrs.
George Marye, Mrs. Breckenridge
erick Brooke. Mrs. Chitard, Mrs.
Thomas Bell Sweeney and Mrs. Hus-
Mrs. Fowler will again be at home
on Monday, January 90, from 4 to 7.
Evening star., 1922-01-15
Gen. Tanaka of Japan
Is Host at Dinner

staff Of the Japanese delegation, en-
tertained at dinner last evening at
the Shoreham. when his guests were
Brig. Gen. and Mrs. William D. Con-
nor and their house guest. Mrs. New
ton D. Baker; Brig Gen. and Mrs.
Andre W. Brewster. Maj. and Mrs.
Karl r. Baldwin, Mr.. and Mrs Henry
Price Wright. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Donald
Cassels, Mrs. Edward c. Walker and
Nine. Saburi. Gen. Tanaka was assist
ed by Maj. Gen. Haraguchi. Lieut.. Col.
Tatekawa, Maj. Hara and Maj. Flu
rujo.
Evening star., 1922-01-15
Mr.. Hugh S. Gibson and
Mile. Reyntiens to Wed

The marriage Of Mr.. Hugh 8. Glib
son, American minister to Poland. and
Mile. Ynes Reyntiens. daughter Of a
former Belgian court official. who was
q friend Of King Leopold II. will take
place tomorrow In Brussels. Mr.. Glib
SON and Mile. Reyntiens became ac-
ouainted during the war. when he was
secretary Of the American legation
and she was a war relief worker.
Evening star., 1922-01-15
Mrs. Colin Clarke Whites
Musical and At Home

3 Mr.. and Mrs. Colin Clarke White
Will be az home informally this after
noon, when q short program Of music
will be given at 4:30 by Mrs. Alex.
andsr G. Bentley, soprano, and Mr..
White. baritone. assisted by Mrs.
sGensman, at the piano. The program
80. le followed by tea.
Evening star., 1922-01-15
Kansas Society Dinner i
Set for January %

The Kansas Society will celebrate
the anniversary Of its states birth
day with DINNER dance at Rauscher's
the evening -of Saturday, January ?s,
instead Of its real anniversary. the
esth. which comes on Sunday this
Evening star., 1922-01-15
AT Homes Announced,
Formal and Informal,
For Society Guidance
Princess Lubomirska, Wife
of Polish Envoy, in List.
Ladies Of Congressional
Circle Also Included.

Princess Lubomirska, wife of the
minister of Poland, will receive on
Friday afternoon.
Mrs Arthur Capper, wife of Sena-
tor Capper of Kansas. and Miss
Crawford will be at home informally
| Thursday afternoon, January 19,Sfrom
to o'clock.
Mrs. Lee s. overman. wife of the
senator from North Carolina, has is
sued cards for her at home on Fri
day, January 20, at the powhatan.
Mai. and Mrs. Parker W. West will
be at home this afternoon at the
Soldiers Home. .1'
Miss Rosa -Maye- Kendrick will be
at he me to her friends this afternoon
after 4 o'clock. Miss Kendrick will
be assisted. by her cousin. Miss 1dris
Kendrick, who recently arrived from
Denver.
Mrs. Michael ]. Colbert and Miss
Helen Colbert will be at home In
formally this afternoon and the other
two Sundays in January
Mrs. Ernest Walker will receive
informally at her residence. 2112 s
street, next Wednesday and the re-
naming wednesdays Of this month.
Mrs Henry Allen Cooper. wife of
Representative Cooper Of Wisconsin,
will not be at home on Tuesdays
January II and "a, but will receive
informally in her apartment at the
| TaV
Miss Jennie Moore and Miss Mar
garet Moore. sisters of Representa-
tive r. Walton Moore. will be at
home Tuesday. January II. at the st.
Nicholas. 1880 California street. after
o'clock.
Mrs. Henry Price. Wright win be
naming Sunday afternoons In Janu-
ary after pm. -
Mr. T. septimus Austin and Miss
Madeleine Austin will be at home to-
day at the Dresden.
Mrs watson Freeman Clark; Miss
Charlotte Clark and Mrs. John S.
Carpenter will be at home the first
and third Mondays in February.
Mrs Bowie Chapman will be at
home informally the remaining Wed
nesdays in January.
Mr.. William Phelps Emo and Mrs.
George Ehle will be at home this
afternoon.
Mrs. J. Irwin Steele will be at home
this afternoon from to z, when she
will be assisted by Mrs. Louis s.
Mayer, and Miss Katharine Byerly
will pour tea.
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Mrs Bowie Chapman will be at
home Informally the remaining We'd
n q sdaYs in January. -
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Mrs. Watson Freeman Clark: Miss
Charlotte Clark and Mrs. John S.
Carpenter will be at home the first
and third Mondays in February.
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Mr.. William Phelps Emo and Mrs.
George Ehle will be at home this
Evening star., 1922-01-15

The secretary of the German em
hsssy and Baroness Won Thurman en-.
tertained d small company al lunch
con yesterday at the Willard
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Mrs. J. Irwin Steele will be at home
this afternoon from to Z, when she
will be assisted by MRS. Louis ..
MAYER, and Miss Katharine Byerly
will pour tea.
Evening star., 1922-01-15

Mrs. Drutzu. wife of the special at
tache Of the Rumanian legation, win
go to New York tomorrow for several
days visit.
Evening star., 1922-01-15

The minister of Czechoslovakia and
his sister. Miss Stepanek. entertained
q company of sixteen at dinner a.
the legation last evening in honor of
the Secretary of Commerce an" Mrs.
Hoover.
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house Of the league. the first. on
Tuesday. to be in honor of Mrs Frank
White. wife of the treasurer of the
United States.
Evening star., 1922-01-15

Mrs. T. septimus Austin and Miss
Madeleine Austin will be at home to-
day at the Dresden.
Evening star., 1922-01-15

Admiral Baron Alfredo Acton Of the
Italian delegation will entertain
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The minister of Sweden and Nine.
Wallenberg will be hosts at dance
Friday evening.
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company at luncheon today at the Ho'
tel Washington.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-01-05
FIITBUsTER DEVELOPED on
DYER ANTI-LYNCHING BILL

Washington Jan. 4.-Debate on the
Dyer anti-lynching bill got underway to-
day in the honse- despite a determined
flsbusterA on the part of democratic op-
ponentsS2of. the measure Three hours
were spent in roll calls demanded by
Representative Garrett. Tennessee. dem
pcratic leader. in a futile attempt to
head off discussion
Half Of that time later was given over
to debate by Representative Dyer, re-
publican. Missouri, author of the bill
and Representative Summers, democrat
against it. who reiterated arguments ad-
"snced by them In the majority and mi
nority views OF judiciary committee
members when the bill was favored re-
ported.
The measure is to be set aside tomor-
row for consideration of the treasury
appropriation bill, which will have right
of way until it is sent to the senate.
Mr.. Dyer, in opening debate on his
measure, declared It was imperative that
.he federal government afford protection
to persons liable to suffer violence at the
/! hands of mobs.
, Mr.. Summers, attacking the authority
for a number Of Mr.. Dyer's statistics or
/ lynchings, declared passage of the bill
would increase rather than decrease MOI
violence and would have tendency t.
| engender race hatred. He assailed tn,
| measure on constitutional grounds, con
tending it would be an invasion of state!
rights and devoted much of his time t,
| discussion of the constitutional phase
| of the question,
Norwich bulletin., 1922-01-05
DE VALERA HAS SUBMITTED ALTERNATIVE
PROPOSALS FOR ANGLO-|R)SH TREATY

af Permitted He VIII Today Move Them Amendment
to the Resolutions Approving the Treaty-Proposas
Were Made Public in Manifesto to the Irish People
Asking Them Not to be Stampeded in Support Of the
Treaty--Differs From the Agreement Reached by the
Irish ENJOYS Only in That the Sole Source of Authority
in Ireland Would Rest With the Irish People, While in
the Treaty 1t is Derived Through the King-New Pro-
posals Led Heated Controversy Between De Valera
and Griffith.