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The Washington times., 1922-08-18

While four leagues have com.
pIeted their series Of entrance an
the Section b games, the CONNER.
cial League Ia playing a game to-
day and q double bill tomorrow IL
necessary 10 determine its repre-
sentative. Western Union and
Postal Telegraph are working out
their lot.
The Washington times., 1922-08-18
SandIot Series Dope
Condensed In a
Nutshell

UNLIMITED CLASS.
Section A.
D. Lyceum. = 2 .ss7iShamrocks. : 2 .s67
Sherwood. a .ssTJr. ORDER. o 6 900
Section d.
sSs:si;s;. Sss:Sis isS :isS s.ss: E s':."s. sss sss
Section G.
&.ERss: \ Efsaisf: III orsS%.,r,. Stsa's go go
woodiey... .571l
SENIOR CLASS.
Section A.
&c.,, w.L.Pet .. u. w.L-Pc.;
sss.s. sSs%:r' :sis is ss soa.%s a:s:t tr sss sss
Petworth.. = ss7Ist. Peters.. 900
Section b.
Il! A.; :ssiss' $' II III :sss F.'s view. III
JUNIOR CLASS.
Section A.
\: Name. 10 9 1.ooolPotomsc. IS as
MisSss SnsS.S, Il :ss,i: :sTs,i:SsR. ssFs iss iss
Section b.
w.LPot.l w.L.Pot
KniGk Jr:; s Z .iScMt. R. Bmb i la
Mt Pleasant I 2 .667lAna. Eagles / 8 .li3
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Unlimited Class.
Section A-shamroeks. Is; Junior
Section A-Roamer Z; Petwortb. g.
Section B-Silver spring. o; Lin
worth. 0.
Junior Class.
Section A-wsrwick, .: Trinity. /.
ToDAY's GAMES.
Senior Class.
Section A-St. Teresa vs.. St Peters.
a. seventeenth and d streets southeast.
Junior Class.
G, Section A-Epiphany vs. Crescent.
Stanton ys. Potomac. at Washington
Circles will tackle the Aztecs at
Washington Barracks.
Garfield will play the Kniclser.
bockers Sunday. These teams
are about even on games won
and lost between them.
Watch Sherwood in that tripIe
play-off! pipes a rabid fan. Ike
thompson has a snappy lot Of
oallplayers, at that. thoroughly
confident.
The Gibraltars and Blacks A.
G. will meet Sunday In Section
b Of the unlimited class. at
Seventeenth and ID streets south.
east, at D. m.
Another triple tie Is easily DOS.
sible In Section B among Gibraltar,
Mohawk and War Finance. War
Finance trails Mohawk and Gibral.
tar.
Tho hair-raising races In the
various sections are bringing
out the crowds.
With the Linworths out Of the
running, Holy Name looks to be
. winner In Section b, Senior
class.
The Washington times., 1922-08-18


Washington national Webb Hutchisor
hold perhaps little than majority
sandot hurlers. Goldsmith Despr reliable cahers TIL
Printers nfed Of capable performers and works
The Washington times., 1922-08-18

~ Union OldtiOn onipplnB bOdTu
players are lined up with the
Southern Railway nine. Over in
Georgetown the War Department
The regular schedule Of games
for both sections will be released
shortly. On account Of the
scarcity Of fields II has become nee
essary TO use one Of the diamonds
In Potomac Park near the Wash
ington Monument, unless Union
League Park can be obtained2
Manager Carroll DAILY, OF the
Knickerbockers, offers the use
Of the Hollow" for District As
sociation engagements and the
proffer has been accepted with
pleasure by the committee In
charge Of the series.
II IL probable that Major Robert
Fl. Young will investigate the post
ponement of the Southern Railway
War Department game Of last
Wednesday. 1t has been learned
on good authority that players in
series are affiliated with one Of the
that they played on that date.
Major Young suggested that
Southern play out It's game, despite
a weak team, the result of ordering
several players away from the city.
Southern refused but came back
the next day with q team quite in
tact. On the day the District Asso-
citation game was postponed at
least one of its players participated
~ the out-of.town engagement, 1t
was learned.
Today's engagements In Section A
bring War and Valuations into ac-
ton on the Grace A. c. field in
Georgetown, with Long and Brat.
burd officiating At Union Station
Shipping Board and Grace A. c. are
meeting with Hughes and Handiboe
umpiring.
The Washington times., 1922-08-18

Watch Sherwood in that tripl,
play-off! pipes a rabid fan. Ike
thompson has a snappy lot oil
ballplayers, at that. thoroughly
confident.
The Washington times., 1922-08-18
Circles will tackle the Aztecs al
Washington Barracks.

Garfield will play the Knicler.
bockers Sunday. These teams
are about even on games won
and lost between them.
The Washington times., 1922-08-18

The sandlot fans and ballplayers
alike would be joyful should the
public buildings and grounds
department make IL practicable
to use the municipal diamonds on
the White lot.
The Washington times., 1922-08-18

FRIDAY. AUGUST t8. 1922.
Today's game in today's Green
Edition Is the kind Of sports service
The Times Is giving Washington
baseball fans. The Grifmen's game
and all others covered accurately and
expertly by a special staff.
The Washington times., 1922-08-18

Tho hair-raising races In the
various sections are bringing
out the crowds.
The Washington times., 1922-08-18

With the Linworths out Of the
running, Holy Name looks to be
q winner In Section b, Senior
class.
The Washington times., 1922-08-18

The GibrNltars and Blacks A.
c. will meet Sunday In Section
B Of the unlimited class, at
Seventeenth and ID streets south.
east, at 3 ID. m.
The Washington times., 1922-08-18

Another triple tie is easily DOS.
sible in Section B among Gibraltar
Mohawk and War Finance. War
Finance trails Mohawk and Gibral.
far
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-19
cArLErr-HoLLrNsHEAp

At ST. PauIs Episcopal Church, Cam
den, N. j., at 7:30 o'clock this evening.
when Miss Margaret Hollinshead. daugh.
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Bettle Hol-
linshead, Of 500 White Horse pike, Oak
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-19
s0TNeRN AllO NAM OWE
I PRESENT "TWELFTH NIGHT
lshsksspsassan ssars Sssn In spIsn.
SVA Performances oS Comedy

'ohaksspsassan otars osen IN sp'sn'
dId Performances ~ Comedy
Lyric The meiiowness and ira
srancs Of . comedy that has neither
spite nor rancor to mar its smooth
6svor overhune the performance OF
0Twelfth Night" BY p. II. Scthern
ana Juiia Marlowe and the splendid
Sompany with which they have sur.
rounded themselves.
Indeed. the all around ability OF the
supporting cast, probably the best ever
seen with these stars, made the per.
formance last night little more de-
lishtful. q little more warm with the
vitality Of real life, and q little more
satisfying than ever before.
For instance, and with no intent to
deprive the CO .stars Of any bit Of their
due. the playing Of the varied roles OF
Sir Toby, Maria, Olivia, 6ir Andrew
Aguecheek, Fabian, the. Clown and
Duke Orsini marked an ensemble OF
excellence that Il would be hard to beat.
Mr.. Sothern's Malvolio. in many
ways the most clearly limned and life
like Of all his impersonations, has I'm.
proved with repetition till there Is not
q single opportunity that the star lets
slide to sketch in the pompOus trnits
of the most delightful steward. Miss
Marlowe, who seems to acquire new
charm with every appearance here,
has also improved her rendition OF
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ALONG THE READING

Mrs. Frederick Woll, of Lavnton and
OAK Lane avenues. Oak Lane. has an
nSenssc tsr Ss.. tns n,s snsesewsnt q her daush.
!. Bucher. Of Watsontown, Pa. The
formal announcement was made at q
dance at her homo last night. The
E1ests INCLUDED MI; and MrS Forrest
Jr., M. and Mr.. Eiiwood Csihoun." W.T.. III.
VOL. Mis- Doris Miller, Ms Miss G saraS Il;
iksown, ias Miss Sylvia sutciiRs. Miss Mar
Louise Snyder. Miss Ruth Clement. Mis- Mis-
lins. Miss Elisabeth Heist, Niss Flor
enc Grimth, Miss Mary. stewart. Miss
MsI Mdr.d sS ssnn Msi3Gss ME- rI.snSr sssaS
koSSn. Mssris ME- E..ss4 M'!'; suaSs.' M!s:
ES Wstsoneown. Pa. DR.. Aldrtch Grove,
JosspS 5ssrc.o1S 5hSrst %r pi Ghtrl;s = Msr
pr. william Swain. Dr Francis Proc.
tor. Dr.. Roscoe Wander Bic, MI, Ken.
neth Eaton. Mr.: Kenneth barrow, Mr..
ESwsrd EHS9wsrd Sunn. Mr.. Carson Gable. Mr..
Watsontown. Pa, and Mr.. xlem r. Hull.
o. o. MontSomery. Pa Dr.; Buchsr is q
Ser SesdusSe ,,.- 81 Jefferson cqllese and 10
Amicron Fl Sorority at Penn. ~
Mrs. Frank Webb. Of Jenkintown, has
returned from Atlantic City.
Tho regular bi-monthly meeting of
tns tnS. OAK Lane Review Club will be held
VIII be held. In the Oak Lane Presby.
terian Church. corner Of Oak Lane road
and Eleventh street, instead Of in the
library. as had been announced.
A meeting OF the Advisory Board OF
the Old York Road Auxiliary Of the
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-19
SOUTH pH,LApfLpn,A

= Mrs. Joseph X. Hartman, Of s1os
forter street. who has been efitertainins 4
~ her Gussts for the Easter holidays
san @ "A MHrmcnd 9. nseuresard ana hsi
luncheon ma SriSss psrty ihs afssr. ,ye
waller san.1. Ses Srs Cs Gsorts 'solSGs carr ni:; NJ
4 Nelson. Mrs. =. Shsddock, Mrs
6revss 66reSsnsld, Mrs :.rb Ls,rb Ord. Mr:. Fred
Turner. Mr.. Thomas Nsison. MfS. HoV.
Wells. Nh. Franklin 1snH' Van vaik.nSurSS ada
~ hirS. Jean Calm. Mrs Allen and Mrs.
who will motor from Chariestowm. "
Miss Ethel Young. has returned TO he,
nome after spending . fortnixht IN Ber.
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GERMANTOWN

Miss Marion Hunton, Of Cornell Uni.
versity ID spending the Easter holidays
WITH nor parents. the Rev. Or. and Mrs,
w. L. Hunton. Of 1i6 East Upsai street.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Manser. Of $50
Morton street, have announced the on.
Gaecment Of their daughter, Miss Doro-
thy Manser. to Mr.. Robert Armstrong.
NJ. and Mrs. Samuel Dreher Matiack,
of 14l4 Boyer street, announce the mar.
Mo1re Matlack, and Mr.. Foster NOVEL;,
Of Boston, on Monday last at the Grace
Episcopal Church. Mount Airy. After al,
SxtenGed wedding trip Mr.. and Mrs.
Noweu viii live In Baltimore. -.
Miss Katherine Hubbs, daughter Of
M. ana MT. John II. .Hubbs. Of 6l0l
wayne avenue. entertained at O card
party last evening for the members Of
Mrs. Jules Wellens and her daushter.
Micc Adrienne Wellens,. Of west Tulpe.
stay in Bermuda.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-19

VI I'M gem. q !. sss M. ~ { :. . I, NJ &
,uf|': ~ - ss.|3 "a: g y: 4 81; SSsssst sSys
y. a. s. ~ $ss!sy camp. y a'g NJ y
Hslnss S6StSS, also 81 New York. VINO
q. I: ss sis H. e jsss:, RSss Tn' E. ssSs
nliz lti iG:s'ss iSs.. Il e c.Gsss. GasssssIrs md
GI', IN Msrfsrst E; bcra9hay. 81 Msss
sSa H1:: rsSsss sSss wssod e 'araRSss y
tower siris. Nr CasIstvs best man WIN
"a e IL tE. JoSn ,:ss 2 SrssMs. Of ps!tinsrs.
endar ana II. Robert d. weed. Of Hsd.
Ssiyn ~ ~ Nsser = :. HS!1inshsiS s.t s.ii.s o.
xocd; 1900: snS ~ W ~ ~ ksilsy. q this ~.
AollinShead wiii follow. Upon their rs.
Wn NJ rm rVm = ysdAing 5ournSy Mr.. and
Hadoonfleid, N. III :. = ~.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-19

seamsu's Church Institute, Of Second
and Walnut streets, viii meet tomorrow
at 1880 o'clock in the parish
house Of st. Martins Protestant Epis-
copal Church, Oak lane and Tenth
street. Mrs. Robert n. Barwood II
chairman Of the auxiliary
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-19

vioIa up ts ! point thst comss
II becomes more and more apparent
saci, yeAr that this company possesses
comedy figure whose ability Ia COM
mensurafe with his girth, the inde-
fatigable and delicious Rowland Buck
stone wlbe, a. Sir Toby, had . part
which gave him fun scope. Vernon
Kelso gave 4 performance Of the Clown
which made that figure Of twice it,
usual interest and importance. He also
showed himself the master Of most
pleasing singing voice.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-19
MISS YOUNG rs BnlDE
or Mn. WAODlN0T0N
Other Marriasss n Inssrsst TAKE
plaes Today

rhe mafrisse of Miss Dorothy Jaas
Youne. daushtsr oS N. asd Mr.. John
n. Youne. 81 1904 AilsShsuy avenue
TIosa, and Mr. Robert MeCoy Waadine-
ton, son OF, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wa.
dinston, Of 2So3 South Twenty-seeono
street. win take place 81 $50 oo!ocA
this evsnihg u the Church q ths Rssur-
rsction. BROAD and Tioga stssssh tns
Rector, the.Rev. JamsA Q. xcJmsnnL q.
nciating. The tridss wno w,I w,Iui ~.
t.nsss !. sr;sih ), h:xs Sx ess ecsrdlss
SriSssmsids Viii ineiuds Mi.e 6setrics
Byckman, Of AtIansic s CaX Siys n'iS bavsor'. say
Miss Ss0MSHn Theima ArS ARrSsynoyds. of Il. qeerEsa
PARK, viii De flower .girls. MI. Heny
waddIngtcn will be necs - man ,,s, He HSrtir' M
NJ Jack Eitonhead and Mr.. jack
Young. the brides brother. 4 receptlon
st the home OF Mr.. and Mre YOUNG vii
follow. Upon their rstIsn fscm vsHii vwiii
S,ns q & tIaD home Mr ssssr snS @ Nay st isSs As
gheny Avenuo.
I. FINK--WHALEN
An attractive wedding took place this
when Miss Anna G. Whalen, ot eAhS
Hazel avenue, became the bride q ~.
Ciifford !. Fink, Of 1883 North eixty-
third street. The ceremony. Mhicn took
place in the Church Of 81. F1nnoie a.
Sales. Norty.seventh street ana cRrms.
neid avenue, was performed by .TASner
Fahey The bride was given n msr;
riage by her broth r., MI. Mlcnae'
WKalen and was attended BY her sister'
Mre, p, ]. McGrath, a. matron OF non0r.
Mr.. r. Bythrow was best man ZOE ~,
Fink. Upon their return from 2 wsd1,nS
trip through the South Mr. ana MRS
Fink will live at 1908 Wynnewoo6 roa9s
where they will be at home aftef June !.
DRAsHER-INGRAM
A pretty home wedding will take place
today, when Miss Marguerite ~ ingram,
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ken:
endy ingram, Of 24S South Fifty.thtrd
street, will become the. bride Of NE.
Charles q. Drasher, Of 66H Lerch'
wood avenue, at noon. The ceremony
which will be performed by the Rev.
Greenway, d, D., Of Bethany Temple,
Fifty.third and spruce strsste. viii BE-
followed BY a reception. The bride vii!
Win vi r'Se" be attended " 81 Mrs Eleanor 4
sanderson, OF New York; e. ~ matrcn ..!,, Of o.
Of New York. will act a. best man, Upon
their return from q wedding trip Mr.. ana
Mrs. Drasher will make their home IN
Springfield. Pa.
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WEST PHlLAbsLeh,A

Miss Evelyn Grant anal Mica Nf,,dr.H
nMcDonald will leave on Saturday. Xprii
S;J0 90; g attend the Easter hop at An.
napohs.
~: and Mrs. Max Lipschutz, Of lo<4
xnNHoe avenue, are receiving con-
nsSS!as'ons upon the birth Of son on
MT and Mrs. Edward N. andesbers.
OF ooSc Pc Lancey street. are receiving
Harold Lionel Landesberg, on March 81
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MAIN LlNs

= M; ara Mr.: fisryey T. gay.n. Of
nsr 81 the PHil1dsphia Country ciuS ~ S On
Saturday evening IN. honor OF their niece.
Miss Anne Louise johnson. daughter OF
MIA Eerdinand N. Johnson. Of 32s
South Forty-third street.
Mrs. James NJ. williams, o: Over.
Sro0k. has been entertaining Miss Nell
Harding. and Miss Mildred Munsar, Of
santa Ana, Calf. during the Easter
holidays. ~ "
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pRAsHER-INGRAM
TRuscoTT-pEWEY

MiSs @. Ardelle Dewey. daughter Of
this city, and MI. Dale Truscott, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Lynn Truscott, OF Cam.
den.l N. j.. viii be married At O'Clock
this evening at the home OF the brides
uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs.' Harry A.
Meckey. Of 60is Pine street, the Rev.
Granville Taylor officiating. Miss
pewey, who will be given in marriage by
her uncle. will be attended BY her sister.
Truscott will be best man. A reception
will follow, after which Mr. and Mrs.
Truscott will leave for q wedding. jour
ney. Upon their return they Will live
at homo after May IL.
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NORTH PHILADELPHIA

Mr.. and Mrs. George s. Helena. Of
3013 North Twenty-sixth street, an.
nounce the engagement CT their daugh-
ter. Miss Marion Elizabeth Helena, to
city.
The marriage Of Miss Louise Hess,
daughter OF Mr and. Mrs. Emile B.
BENJAMIN Sternfeld will take place on
April 80, at 12:46, at the Hotel Ritten-
house.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Seitchik, Of 3011
West Oxford street. announce the en-
Eagement Of their daughter, Miss
Pauline Seitchik. and Mr.. Norris Scharf
Mr.. ana. Mrs. B. Shapiro. Of 1884
ment Of their daughter. Miss Bfemy
Shapiro. to Mr.. Jack B. Weinberg, also
Of this city.
Mrs. Edward Hail sanborn. Jr, Of
1870 North Broad street. will entertain
In honor Of Miss Marion A. p. Wilson
ct q bridge party at her homo on Tues. .
day afternoon. April 25. Miss wilson's .
msrriaFs to Mr.. Samuel e. Howe. WIN
noon. at at. Andrews Episcopal Church
The Washington herald., 1922-11-22
THREE WITNESSES
IN HALL CASE VANISH
Grand Jury VIII Adjourn Until
Monday After Groundwork
Is Laid Today.
~ JOHN L. SPIvAK,

sOMERvILLE, N. J.. Nov. q.
With the testimony OF twenty.
seven witnesses before It, the grand
jury Of Somerset county concluded
the second days Investigation Of
the murder Of DR.. Edward Wheeler
Hall. rector Of 81. Johns Episcopal
Church. and Mrs. Eleanor Mills.
Special Attorney General Wilbur
A. Mott viii present tomorrow evi.
dence which will lay the ground.
work for appearance Of Mrs. Jane
Gibson, the States star witness,
Then the grand jury win adjourn
until Monday.
Special attention was called to
the manner In which the murdered
- were lying and to the fac,
that DR.. Halls glasses had been
affixed to his nose after he had
been killed.
Three important witnesses for the
State vanished. Officials have to
find them before Monday.
The two new witnesses. Georg<
Seipel and Rudolph Knothe. have
been summoned before the grand
Jury. One report stated that the
glare from Seipers car shed tn,
light by which Mrs. Gibson claimi
she saw the murder.
Mrs. Nellie Russell's story thai
Mrs. Gibson was at her home al
the hour which she claims she Wit
messed the double murder, received
a setback. Rudolph Knothe claimed
that At the time when Mrs. Rus
sell says she was with Mrs. Glib
son, he and Seipel were at tht
Russell home. Mrs. Gibson wal
not presen..
A public appeal was made thai
Mrs. Hall, widow of the slair
rector, be given an opportunity II
appear before the grand jury.
The Washington herald., 1922-11-22
|PlnGIIs AROUSED
| IT SCHOOL ORDER
- - Is
Ban on Pupils Taking Home
Manual Training Work
& Protested.
LEGALITY IS QUESTIONED
Children, Ten and Twelve
Years Old, Address Con.
grsss Of Mothers.
LEGALITY IS QUESTIONED

Storms Of protest are coming from
members Of the Congress Of Moth
err and the Parent. Teachers. Asso.
ciation - = result Of the recent or
der of J. A. chambefliu. superin.
tsndent or MANUAL training cf the
public schools. prohibiting children
from staking home work accom-
plished In this department. The
sdict reyoivss around question a
TO the legality Of government mate
riais Being given away.
Mrs. Giles Scott Rsfter. at . msst
ing Of. the Washington section Of
the Progressive Educational Associa'
ton, last night at her apartments
In the Pentilly. 1919 X street north
west. termed the order "rid.culoua
In its inception"
Miss Aarjorie Walker ten year,
old, and Hugh Hussey, twelve years
old. students At the, Park View
School, gave talks 70 members at
last night's meeting. voicing their
use At the Park View School and
commencing their teachers on the
good results obtained by this method
OF Instruction.
Miss Francis 8. Farley, principal
Of the Park View School, outlined
the benefits derived from employ
ment Of the platoon system at PARK
View. This 10 the only school In
the District which employs the
plAtpon system. Miss Farley told
sof the oavinRs in teachers and class
rooms this system enables.
The Washington herald., 1922-11-22
TRANSFERS SLATED
AFTER POLICE Theft
Loss Of vaIuables Left In Safe
WIN Cause Drastic Action
by Chief.

Two employees at police head
quarters are slated to Be removed
from the detective bureau to one
Of the precincts a . result Of the
mysterious diappearance Of $es
and . sold watch. valued at S32.
from . desk In the clerks office
Of the detective bureau. and which
was taken from John Edward
Comm, convicted handbook opera.
tor. after his arrest two months
Aso.
+. That. the Transfers win be made
within the next ten days was
stated last night to. 4 reporter for
The Herald BY an official Of the
police department.
Il also was learned yesterday
that every member Of the detec.
tive bureau contributed to . fund
to repay Comm the money and
the value Of the watch.
The Washington herald., 1922-11-22
Uncle Sam Balks
At Paying for
\ Trip of Sofons
House Resolution Blocks PriM-
Iege of Mileage Between
This Session and Next.

Members Of Congress who planned
to take q trip home at the expense
Of Uncle Sam before the regular ses-
zion Of Congress opens on December
have changed their minds.
Chairman Madden, of the House
Appropriations Committee, announc.
ed that funds would not be available
to cover expenses incurred by going
home during the period between the
end 'ng Of the present session and the
opening Of the regular one. and he
obtained the passage yesterday OF q
resolution In the House blocking the
privilege.
The mileage bill for the two hous-
es. he pointed out. was S226.0oo. The
Senate bill was $4,000, and the
House expends 317S.ooo.
The Washington herald., 1922-11-22
| Cornelius
IA Vanderbilt, j. 0a'
-
Says:
iardngs spseoh Logical. Offers Bargain 10 Farmers.
His Test WIN Begin Today Foreign Ensoys copesrnsd.

resentative Of our European neigh.
bors. The French. the Belgian. and
the German ambassadors and their
w.ves we're present. The British
Embassy had Its representatives. the
Italian government its listeners. and
the japanese were on hand In the
various galleries. And they al
heard that the Prssident 10 cog
nixAat of the interest other c0un
tries have I'm our merchant marine
proposal They heard him say:
Concern about our policy u MOI
limited to our own domain. though
the interest abroad is Of very dif
fering character. l. hope II n
seemiy 10 say Il. because Il must b
sAid. the maritime nations Of thu
world are in complete accord with
the opposition here to the pending
MRS. HANDING ABSENT.
The dipaomatic galleries held bui
q small percentages Of the hundredl
who heard the Rreeidenf's appeal
given In q moderatG almost one
toned voice. Every gallery VA
crowded 10 capacity. Crowds over
spread into the aisiss. after tal<inl
every available inch of sitting and
standing room, Each doorway lead
ing 70 the gafleries was packe<
with curious humanity.
For the first time since her hus
band became President, Ars- Hard
ing was absent from the Executive
galleries when he spoke. Close per
sonaI friends took her place. Di
rector Of the Budget Lord. Brig
Gen. Sawyer. the President's ply
sician: Chairman Lasker, OF tn
Shipping Board. were there.
They heard tremendous applaus'
greet Mrs. r. c. FELTON,. Of Georgia
Senator for . day." and the firs
Of her sex 10 sit In the Senate
They saw Mrs. FELTON,. the oldes
Senator. grasp the hand of ''Uncl'
Joe" Cannon. the Oldest Hous'
member.
Today win witness the begin
ming Of the test Of whether tn
PreGident's measAge made the i'm
preston IL appeared to make q
the lawmakers.
fCouxr1rhf lrfal
The Washington herald., 1922-11-22
Scions of Mayfower
Told to FORGET 'Isms''

Decrying the growth OF tsms
In this country. William Mather
Lewis. chief Of the educational
department Of the U. 8. Chamber
Of Commerce. last raght urged the
Mayflower descendants IN the
District Of Columbia to stand by
the principles OF their forefathers'
At the meeting held at I the
Washington Club. 1901 X street
northwest. officers for the year
were elected. They are: Governor,
Carter B. Keene. deputy governor.
Frank H. Briggs; captain. Fred
erick W. Mitchell: elder. Rev. John
T. Huddle. d. D.: SECRETARY. John
b. Blood: treasurer, Thomas F,
whittlesey: historian, Algernon A.
kspinwall: surgeon. DIR. William g.
wsshburn. Board of assistants:
Howard w. Blanchard. Mrs. Bertha
NJ. Robbins, Mrs. Henry B. Patten,
Miss Garlic Z. Marsh. Mrs. Louis
A. Abbot, Jason Waterman. VIII
lam c. Dennis.