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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-11-07
BRITAIN AND FRANCE
TO DISCIPLINE TURKS

Paris, Nov. THE French and
British governments in full accord,
will insist that the Angora govern
ment respect the terms Of the Mu-
dania armistice and instructions to
the high commissioners in Constan-
tinople have been drawn up in that
spirit. 1t is expected in French cir
cles that the Angora authorities will
accept the viewpoint Of the allies.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-11-07

few drops OF "Gets-It" is DOOM
I'd to a quick, easy, sure and pain
less end. Never again can it pain
you. Soon you are holding in your
fingers Its entire ,remains--a sim
gle piece of dead, shriveled skin
that you throw away--forever.
Hard corns, soft corns, any corn.
Costs hut trifle-and guaran-
teed. Try It. u, Lawrence q Co.,
Mfr, Chicago Sold in Salem by
Central Pharmacy, ]. c. Perry, j.
II. Tyler and Dan ]. Fry. (adv)
Evening star., 1922-04-16
Notes of the Diplomats; I
Jusserands to Entertain
Vice President and Mrs. Coolidge VIII Be Guests
at Dinner-Marshal and Nine. .JoGre
Also to Be Entertained

Savannah. where they will be 1ir,.
guests of Mrs Craigie's parents, the
former United States minister 10
Switzerland and Mrs. Pleasant A
ter part of the week and Mrs. Craigie
will not return for q fortnight or
more.
The commercial attache of the
French embassy and Nine. Heilmsnn
Will entertain guests at dinner this
evening. 49,
Air Commodore l. E. o. Charlton
OF the British embassy will be the
honor guest at luncheon today of his
aunt, Mrs. Charles H. Campbell, who
will have g small COMPANY to. meet
him, at hef residence 1917. 21st street
Dr. ivenesafasS Sok5loxski. secretary
OF the Polish legation, entertained q
dinner company OF eli ghtsisst evening,
at his residence, 1854 Columbia road,
and an inforaml musical followed.
The first delegate TO arrive in this
country from, Chile for the Chilean
Peruvian conference is Senior Luis
Isquierdo, who arrived in New York
last week on the steamship PAH-.
American. Senior Carlos Aldunate
Sola, another delegate. is due to ar
rive tomorrow. .-Ss
Mr.. Mircea <Cristesco, attache Of
the legation of Rumania, has been re
called by his government and sailed
yesterday from New York, on the
steamship Homeric
The secretary of the legation %
Uruguay and Madame de Pena are
spending the week end in Baltimore,
where they are guests of the latters
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James W.
Hundley.
The new second secretary Of the
United States embassy at Buenoa
Aires, Mr.. Percy Blair, sailed aboard
the American Legion, for' his new
post. He was accompanied by his
mother. Mrs. James L. Blair. who will
make her home with him Mrs. Blair
has lived fo- several years in ATLANTIC
City, spending several months Of
each year at her home In England.
She was prominent for many years
in music circles of Washington, where
she spent her girlhood. and as Apolins
Alexander, was well known soprano.
After the death of Mr.. Blair she re-
turned here and was active rs con-
ductor of the Rubinstefn Club, a
chorus of women which was at that
time conducted and managed by
women. ts% -F
Evening star., 1922-04-16
Patronesses Announced
For Big Benefit Whist

|, Mrs. Harding, Mrs. Coolidge. Lady
sGeddes and more than q hundred
other important members Of Wash
:ington society have combined to make
a success of the card party to be
sgtven at Wardman Park Hotel April
is for tho benefit Of the National
League to Conserve Food Animals
and the Humane Education Society.
Miss Patton, chairman of patron-
essss, announces a list which includes
mrs. Edwin DENLY, Mrs Henry c.
Wallace. Mrs Frederick H. 'Gillett,
Mrs. Charles Boughton Wood. Mrs.
stanley Rhinehart. Mrs. Charles Ed
ward Russell, Mrs. Wallace H White.
MIA ,rsaker Bliss. Mrs. p, GorinE
HHss. MrA. james Cscroll .FFazar. Mrs.
Carr 0rayson. Mrs.. William =. Denni3
Mrs. Martin J. Connolly. Mrs. L c.
Evening star., 1922-04-16

congress. In compliment to Mrs. Cole
man, at Mrs. Berjes' residence.
Maj. and Mrs. walter Cline will
have 90 their guests for asfortnfght.
wife and daughter Of state Senator
Charles Brand Of Urbana, Ohio, who
will arrive Tuesday. Mrs. Brand is
{ delegate to. the congress of the
N. 3, D. A. II.
Col. g. Geodloe Edgar ha: .oinea
where they have an apartment until
the 1st of May. .
Miss Eli{sheth Gardner HoYser
has returned from = visit to Charles
sas; sas:rs.iasa. Z; a. was'' sas was s1'sh''''''
Capt. and Mrs John A. Andrews ef
Camp ptx. N.J., haye arrived N Wssh-
ingtor 70 spend the Easter hoiiasys
WIZ " ~ Mr; asd Mrs.. v: r. Lee parents
Mrs. James Lorins Lusk, widow OF
Col. Lusk, Corps Of Engtnsers. is the
house guest Of Maj. and Mrs, y. W.
Heneycutt, 1913 Lanier place, i
Mr.. andtMrs; Henry Cleveland ,wood
OF Kentucky, will spend this week IN
washington dividing their time be-
tween Mrs; stsvia cafaEelE ana MT.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis also will have
% their guest this week Mrs. Robert
Rosger OF Virginia, who will attend
the D. A. r. congress-.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert l. Crandali
are at the New willard for a week,
Eeate RsfssrRs lran sas sasta sa4her and m..
Jessie. MacFarland Of Washington
have been Rtlest4 at the Pccahontas
Hotel Virginia Beach. Va. for sew
eral weeks,
Mrs/Roy Gerald Harris Of Paris.
France. ie In Washington and IL stop
After visiting In Montrose, Pa, for
two weeks, Miss Charlotte Freeman
Clark has returned to the city.
Evening star., 1922-04-16
lucas. Mrs. Alexander N. Patton, Mrs.

Lucas. Mrs. Alexander N. Patton, Mrs.
Philip Sheridan. jr.i, Mrs Truman Pal
mar. Mrs. James Rogers Colborn, Mr..
Gist Blair, Mrs. Ira Bennett, Mrs.
James I. Steele MIRA Howard r.
Shrine, Mrs. Charles NJ, Steese, Mira
David N. Houston, Mrs. Charles Hey-
wood Cecil. Mrs. Clyde B. Parker, Mrs.
Harry Wardman. MIRA Edward Z,
Dyer, Mrs. Howard Reside, Mfs. Hor-
ace 8. Wescott. Mrs Elmer r. Saul,
Mrs. Tilman B. Parks Mrs. Oscar
Ricketts,, Miss Minnie q. Hawke. Nrs.
Leroy Mark and Mrs. John B. Torbert.
MrA Katherine e. Hubbard, chair
man; and Mrs. Jesse Lee Webb, vice
chairman OF the card party, ar
nounce that the patronssses have
taken l25 tables.
Mrs.. q. Lapham, :chAirman OF the
prize COMMITTEES, has assembled an un-
usually handsome and valuable coll
lection of prises, one for each table.
Those playing are requested to bring
their cards
The sale OF homemade cakes and
candies Will be IN charge Of NIs. E.
c. Boernsr. assisted by several dehV.
tantss eS tha seAs0n.
Evening star., 1922-04-16
Opening of Easter Period
Regarded Most Propitious
From the Social Viewpoint
Army and Navy Reception Wednesday Evening
Notable State Function Dinner Parties
t Breakfasts. Teas in Season Program.
SALLlE v. II. PICKETT.

;(ELDO been propiouy ushed in
~ standpoint than this, and not in IT ever be-
~ week boasted state function such the Army
reception Wednesday night will be- In addition
This are large dinner paes breakfasts
and galore both embryo and state OF
lection ready for action The Easter moneay essos @ on M Vs. d
House lawn tomorrow will give the PRESIDENT ana MRS anu
the of invited them many
opportunity the unparalleled sight America tor no.
where else similar sport carried on -, 80
suggestion of campaign days in the program tor
receiving large parties Tuesday, Harding will receive the Chill
the patriotic American Revolution
this week In the constant stream OF spring
cal and
congress asking special audience and both the and Mrs
Harding hold out to them welcoming hand .
THE Vice President and Coolidge spent practically
nG e Esas
s9' ss9 night y dine with
rsnsd ss ea % Ms
i{:ss ;
ss M VIZ % As9ss the Il New
rs ins5on wsdHesday sa5s
hSRf A asf9s shs ssii
sd Will asy sy % when % hs Be- snS %
ed the :atf Il "a % Ri: my
sRs
seeing country they vsay Interested
THE dancing spring always delightful
s, ass
ahslse Sis
ibis debuante daush Miss Margaret ct Teadwel and which to
he illness e Miss Iread mother In taking the place
night by Miss Nancy Hoy also debunte of last To-
sarst,~v ~ tha Nsnu snd M Ne w "oaS
Ms Warren Deano Robbins when mrs Roosevelt Mrs Borden
THE meeting society polo grounds the
n
in the ballroom the New Willard with saddles
the polo team will appear in their sport clothes will Of
quite group OF young diplomats will themselves in the
lfor the ball 80 " "
Evening star., 1922-04-16

vice consul at BMlogne -sur- -Mer, France.
who was recently elected first whip
of the LIE Touauet Drag Hunt, at LIE
Touquet, will assume his duties with
the first drag this week, when the
notable society folk from 1ar aha eha
time Mr.. Corcoran-who Is well
known in washington-was elected
the other officers chosen were:
M. II, lie Camus de Waiiiy. attached
during the war to the stan OF Gen.
Gouraud, re-elseted master, % ana
Mr.. Gorcorsn is the hrst American to
be chosen hunt ofieial, although MT.
Walter Winans was q member OF the
committee before the war. q
The members Of the eommtttee
elected were Lerd ..s Dudley Lorq a!s9ss- Ross-
sasd gn csss Gea,s saS az g9.sI's nos q Z Ress and
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Stenehfm,
The principal spirits Of the Le Tou-
uuet Hunt before the war we're the
Duke Of Argyll, Primes de Ia Tour
a'Auysrgns; Mr; !. Watter Ssivsrt.. wGnnns, Gomt.
Chexelles.
Miss sidney Webb, Miss Louise King
and Miss Alice Mann will leave wash
ingtep Tuesday for Nashyllle. Tenn.
Wh1x0 SAey will &tSFuo WV. eSpy ~.
tion Of the Junior League, to which
they are delegates from Washington.
Miss Layina Tanner Of Syracuse.
NJ r.. Ia the quest Of Repfesentattve
and Mrs. Roy o. Woodruff. at Rut-
land Courts.
Mrs. Cooke, wife Of Rev. Thomas
W. Cooke. former assistant Fsetof e Of
ina her mother. Mrs. Frank Hume.
at her heme on Massaehusetts avenue.
aress of the n. 8 .. A. r.. and ts
reiSsnt OF the Port greenvilie Chap
ter 81 Grsensilte, Ohio, where Teev.
NJ. Cooke ts rector OF st, Paul.s
Episcopal Church.
Z Mra T. H. Coleman of Kentucky,
who !, represents the Jane NcAfee
Chapter. b. A. r., will be the guest
Of pr. and Mrs. A. Harry Borjes. at
their home on 18th street. during the
: 4 nsssturdss, 81 "a 1nfli d; Mr.: yohn wss- VI
.isS CaFdweil and Nfl a. Harry B6fjes
win eRtartsin st . reception tor the
KeatVelky 6slAgatss 70 tha p. h ,
Evening star., 1922-04-16
Society Folk Entertain
With Dinners and Teas
Chief Justice and Mrs. Taft Honor Guests To.
morrow Evening - Leading Events of
:, ..j..,s the After-Easter Period.

The Chief Justice and Mrs. Taft
will be the guests of honor at dinner
tomorrow evening Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold Sewall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thurston Ballard of
Louisville, KY. who are spending
Easter with Mr.. and Mrs. Sewau, ar
rived In Washington yesterday.
Representative and Mrs. Frank H.
Funk will entertain at dinner this
evening at the Chevy Chase Club for
their guests, Mrs. A. B. Funk and her
daughter. Miss Hazel Funk. of Bloom-
ington, Ill. and sMr, Lyle Funk, jr..
of Princeton University. who are
man Park HOTEL Representative and
Mrs Funk also have with them their
son, Mr.. BENJAMIN Funk, who Is a
student at Yale
Representative and Mrs: e. Hart
Fenn will entertain at dinner this
evening at the shoreham. Repre-
sentative and Mrs. Fenn have as their
house guests at the Connecticut Mrs.
Francis Talcott Fem and her son,
Francis Talcott Fem, .jF,. of Sunset
Farm. West Hartford, Conn.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Robert N.
Coontz entertained = company Of
young people at 9 supper dance at
Wardman Park Hotel last evening
for their daughter. Miss Bertha
Coontz. The guests included Miss
Lady Jane Raby, Miss Charlotte Har-
riman, Miss Ruth Gregory, Miss Hen
rietta Hall, Miss Dorothy Kimmell,
Miss Margaret Reese. Miss saliie Fin
ney, Miss HerMione Fitch. Mas Eu-
genie Lo Merle. Midshipman Strong.
Midshipman Reamy. Midshipman
Duncan, sMidshipman Helver. Mdship-
man Layasseur, ,,Midshipman Ralph
Gurley, eMidshipman Samuel Kelly.
Mr.. Max Perrill, Mr.. william Brown.
Mr.. Woleutt Shea, Mr.. Lawrence
Hunt, MI. John Hazel and Mr.. Ed
Evening star., 1922-04-16
Mrs. Harding to Receive
Ohio D. A. R. Delegation

Mrs. Harding will receive the men,
bers of the Ohio delegation to the
National. Society. .Dapghters=of the
American Revolution, and the wives
of the members Of the Ohio delegation
in Congress Tuesday afternoon at the
White House. ~
The Secretary OF State and Mrs.
Charles Evans Hughes will be the
guests Of honor at a dinner to be
given by the minister of Bolivia and
Sonora de Ba;livian. Thursday even-
Ing, May I.
The Secretary of the Treasury, Mr..
Mellon, went to New York yesterday
to spend Easter with his daughter,
Miss Ailsa Mellon. who has been visit
inx there for several weeks. Miss Mel
lon is expected in Warrington this
week.
Miss Caroline Lynch. Of Harrisburg.
Pa, arrived in Washington yester-
day to be the guest of the Postmaster
Wardman Park Hotel. =
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wallace OF Dea
Moines came to Washington yesterday
to be the guests of the formers par
ents, the Secretary Of Agriculture and
Mira Wallace. Niss Ruth Wallace.
who is q student at Goucher College.
Baltimore, will spend the Easter hoii-
days with her parents in their apart
ment at Wardman Park Hotel.
MrA H. r, Howell OF Des Moines,
who spent several days last week with
Secretary and Mrs. Wallace, will Join
the Iowa delegation to the d. A. r,
Congress at the Hotel Washington
this week. -
Tho Secretary OF Labor. Mr.. James
J. Davis. went to Atlantic City yester.
day to j6dn Mrf. Davis for the week
end. Mrs Daviss. who AaY been at the
resort for q week, wiz not return to
Washington until AprA Is.
Evening star., 1922-04-16

The secretary Of the British EN-
bassy and Mrs. R Leslie craigts will
AshSviile, N. c., where they win
spend . few days before gotng 70
Evening star., 1922-04-16

: The former United States ambas-
sador to Japan and Mrs. Thomas ].
O'Brien will be hosts at dinner to-
morrow evening at their home. on r
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Larz Anderson will
entertain a company at dinner Wed
nesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Spencer will
entertain at dinner tomorrow even
ing.
Nine. Hauge will entertain at q
tea this afternoon at her residence.
2349 Massachusetts, avenue. Saturday,
April 20. Mime. Hauge will be hostess
at dinner in compliment to her
niece, Miss Louise Ross Todd
Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Scott rhropp
will be hosts at dinner Saturday
evening.
DR.. and Mrs. Stanley Rinehart en-.
tertsined informally at dinner Nom
day evening, in their apartment At
Wardman Park Hotel.
Col. and Mrs John Bennett will en-
teFtafn . company at dinner We'd
eFs, In advance of the Army dance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r. Wilson viii
be dinner hosts Tuesday evening.
Col. and Mrs. Campbell King will
entertain q company at the dinner
dance Friday evening at Washington
barracks.
Col. and Mrs. Joseph s. Heron have
issued Invitations for q dinner party
Wednesday evening, April 26.
.,s M. ETnest T.I l. May sntertainea ~ ~
Judge and Mrs. James Harrison May
of Staunton,. Va The other guests
were Col. and Mrs. w. C. Rivers, Maj.
ana Mrs. Carey H. Brown. Mr.. and
Mrs. II. B. Hanger. Mrs. Thomas g.
Elder, Mrs. John r. Gaynor, MAI
Evening star., 1922-04-16
Vice President to Be
Luncheon Guest. of
Mr.. and Mrs. Mclean
Many Prominent Society
Folk Invited to Affair at
Friendship Other Lunch
, cons and Teas Being

4SSk4s
The Vice President and Mrs. Coo
lidge will attend the luncheon to be
given today BY Nj. and Mrs. Edward
Beale Mclean at Friendship. their
suburban home, when they will have
q large party Of guests from official
and resident society.
Senator and Mrs Gilbert NJ. Hitch.
cock will entertain At a musical
Tuesday evening At 10 o'clock.
Senator Walter q. Edge and Mrs.
Sarah Lee Phillips have issued cards
for : tea dance. Saturday afternoon.
In their home on Rhode Island ave-
nue. \
Dr.. and Mrs. Walter Wells will en-
tertain the riders in the paper chsss
tomorrow 1t q hunt breakfast at
Chevy Chase Club. The riders will
leavs the Riding and Hunt Club At
10 o'clock tomorrow morning.
Mrs, George NJ Young, wife Of
Representative Young Of North Da-
kota, will entertain 1T iuncheon
Thursday, at the Congressional Club.
In honor Of the North Dakota dele
cation to the .. A. r. congress.
Mrs. George vanderbilt will be
hostess 1t dance Saturday evening.
April -, In compliment to her
daughter, Miss Cornelia Vanderbilt
Mrs. Lars Andersoa will be hostess
at tea Thursday afternoon in honor
of Mrs. George Maynard Miner, PRES.
ident general OF the N. s. d. A. R.,
and the members Of the pational
hoard Of management.
for the delegates during the meeting
81 the Womsn's Overseas Service
Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt will en-
tertain at luncheon wednesday IN
honor Of Miss Katherine Maokay OF
New York.
Mrs. 0eafy Brown will entertain At
supper this evening In compliment to
the wedding party which VIII attend
her daughter, Miss VIVIAN Gordon
Brown. and Dnsien Gerald Desmond
Links. q. z n. 1t their marriage 10.
morrow morning at 1880 o'clock at
st.-Paul's church, 18th, and v streets.
Mra Robinson Downey will enter
tain at tea this week at the New
willard in honor OF Mrs; Lothrop.
president, Of the National Society Of
Children Of the American Revolution,
Mrs. John g. walker, jr., of Hunt
inston, w: Vs.. who 10 visiting her
parsntA senator and MrA Howard
sVshsara ,,c wsy The susss OF Z, hsnor emo.
Fioyd wagsaman.
MrA Edward l. strohecksr viii b.
hostess ut . tea Tuesday afternoon
at her homo, SsS1 18th street, from
x's slesikc g cnosas Il ssnsl of p.s.aa. nss R:rs <
the tea table Will be Mrs, D. Percy
JdickltnE and Mrs. W. ,. sanford.
asn sted ~ Mrp. R. H. Lewis, Mre.
George Cooke ana Miss Bile Sanford.
M!.: s.:.s; {; e: c,,a. .ns xs: q,
Walter Cline. will give m informal
bridge party Tuesday evening for
Misg Margaret brand. who, with her
mother, Nrp. Charles Brand, will ar
rive that day from their homo in
Ohio to visit MAJ and Mrs. Cline
Miss Jaas Carmichael will sntartain
. soapaay st bridge Tussday after
nosA J
Mr.. Ralph 0nowdsn Hill will enter
tain at luncheon today At the Chevy
Chase Club,
Miss Viola Louise Schippert. whose
marriage to Mr. Frederick A. ;Kitnge
viii ltaks place Saturday, April se.
will entattain at an informal tea this
AftsFnoop from I to 8 p'eleck ut her
home. zoos street. Those assisting
Will Include Mrs. Jeesie HsitnauheS.
Mn, Eeheyt nalsssash aa6 Miss ksA'
Evening star., 1922-04-16

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph e. Davies have
as their guest the latter's aunt, Miss
Elizabeth Clark, who will be with
them q week or ten days. Miss Clark
is on her way to her home in Madison,
Wis. from Florida, where she spent
the winter.
Evening star., 1922-04-16
Items In the Record
OF Social Artivities,
OF Interest Locally
Senator and Mrs. Sutherland
Entertaining Guest Over
Easter Prominent Folk
Visiting Here and Elaes

where.
Senator and Mrs. Howard suther-.
land have as their guest over Easter
DR.. George Lyon. of Huntington, w.
Va.
Senator Samuel Shortridge has been
Joined at his apartment. at Wardman
Park Hotel. by his son. Mr.. Samuel
Shortridge. jr.. of San Francisco.
Mrs. Willard Salisbury will return
today from her home. in Wilmington.
DEL. where abe has been resting for
several days.
Mrs. Charles A. Mum has returned
from the south and opened her house
on Scott circle, where she will spend
the remainder Of the spring. Mrs.
Mum has with her for Easter her
son. Mr.. Ector Muna; her son-in-law
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Amory. OF Boston; her daughter. Mrs.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wanamaker. jr, of
Philadelphia.
Mrs. Porter, widow of Comm modore
Theodoric Porter. u. q. Navy. has as
her guest over Easter In her apart
Contessa Sylvia Brusati of Milan,
Italy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph e. Davies have
as their guest the latter's aunt, Miss
Elizabeth Clark, who will be with
is on her way to her home in Madison,
Wis, from Florida, where she spent
the winter.
close her house this week and go to
Atlantic City. She will spend the
summer in the north, but win return
to Washington in the autumn.
Mrs. Breckinridge Long has closed
in New York. She will not return to
Washington until the autumn.
Mrs. Rafael R. Gown and her
daughter, Miss May Gown, have re-
ssrasS to as Mra and na are at the
their daughter have been abroad for
Z year, visiting Spain and other Eu-
ropean countries, and more recently
they have been in Cuba
Mrs. Joseph Hampson and Miss
Frances Hampson are spending Easter
in Atlantic City.
Mai, and Mrs. Eugene Villaret have
given up their apartment In the Rue
poraYily ct the Hotel Cecilia before
leaving for an extensive trip of four
months through Algeria. Morocco,
Italy, Vienna and England. They ex-
pect to return to America in August.
NJ. Arthur Eoraker has returnad
to her apartment at the Connecticut,
aftsT q trip to Philadelphia and At
Mrs. Richard wilmer will leave
washington Tuesday for Atlanta,
where she will spend two weeks with
her mother, Mrs. John Grant.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Edwsrd Keating have
in Atiantic City.
Mr., and Mrs. Michael J. Colbert have
as their .guest over the week end.
their sn junior It sehP Praceson uaf ad
versity.
Miss Helen Colbert win Join -her
parents tomorrow, after spending 8
fortnight in Pittsburgh and sawick-
ley.
Mrs. Lockwedo Bishop Of New York,
IL Ct the Shoraham for spring visit.
DR., and Mrs. Stanley Rinehart viii
be Joined today by their SON. Mr..
frederick Rinehart, who will spend
the week with them and return to his
studies at Harvard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick q. Chaplin
have returned from Atlantic City,
where they spent several weexs. Their
daushter, Miss Marcia Chap4A. II y3s-
iting Miss PsgEy Martin Ii. Nav YoEk
for . week. {s
! N. willisn ". csrseFas. Amasicas
Evening star., 1922-04-16
Gen. Pershine Host to
Marshal and Mime. JoHre

Gen. Pershing has Issued invita-
tions nr luncheon Ia h0Aor OF
April 20, at the ehoreham. There
whl be thirty Sy forty guest&
Evening star., 1922-04-16
Dr.. Lindlahr Returns
Tails Home in Chicago

=. nF Hsary L,ssa,s Z I.tt, I, yssssEdsy y,s,s ss
NsdlsSr st tAsir heMs,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-31
Popularity Brings Danger

GONE persons. though doubtless a rca-
~ lively small number. will be inclined to
view with alarm" the enormous popularity
of football because of a conviction that the
sport is likely to supcrscde other more i'm
rortant matters in the college world Others.
though finding satisfaction in the increasing
popularity OF the game. may find 1t difficult
TO quiet the apprehension that mounting
popular favor may carry football beyond its
proper bounds. Tho statement OF cor
respondent that football is assuming the
proportions OF successful industry was
applied specifically to the Middle West but
ii might have been applied with equal APP
propriatcncss to any other art of the coun-
try. So far, this successful industry has
remained almost entirely a college indus
try; danger OF soaring popularity is that
il may not continue so indefinitely.
1t was just few days ago that a leading
football writer discussed seriously the pos
siblity that promoters might bid for the
Centre College team as a seasonal attrac-
tion In New York City because of that
teams demonstrated drawing power Moth
ing has been said to Indicate that Centre
or any other college would lend its team to
the uses of Tex Richard of football but
the idea has been advanced, and we may
be sure that it is being considered in pro
noting circles. Nothing is more natural
than that ii should be- The drawing pow
er Of football has grown to astounding
proportions. Between 1000, 900 and ; .0OO,-
GOO people, it is estimated. will have wit
messed this years games III tho Western
Conference by the end OF the season. One
millon-dollar stadium after another is he
ing opened; crowds of from $4,000 to 75.-
coo are no longer exceptional. One hun
GTcd thousand persons sought admission to
the Chicago game last Saturday.
though only third OF that number could
be accommodated in the out-of date Stage
Field Some colleges have had 10 resort
to advertising to keep people away from
the games"
II is easy to imagine with what high in
terest tho promoting fraternity Is WATCHING
this vast development 1t should be equal
II easy to understand how definitely the
welfare of the game demands that this
interest shall be discouraged by every
means. IndustrialzatiOn would mean the
ruin of college football