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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-08
NEMECKO POVOLUJE.

Berlin, 7. zari. Kanclei
Stresseman fekl clendm ris-
skeho snemu okkupovanehc
Nemecka vcera, re vlada sc
chysta dospeti k brzkemu do.
rozumeni Francouzi, i "a nej
tezsich obeti. Ministr hospo.
darstvi Raumer oznamil dikta.
torstvi mad cizi valutou. Dix.
tator zabavi vsechny CHI pc
nize V zemi, jichz neni pro.
duktivn6 upotrebeno.
MenSi demonstrate oznamt
vany jsou z Essen, kde ne
kolik osob bylo poraneno, ,kdyz
policie rozehnala demonstrate
nezam6stnanych pred radni
ci. Cast zeleznice blize zapad
niho nadrazi v Essen byla vce
ra bombovana.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-08

Krajan Josef F. V;tous, Gle
velandsky hotovitel nastroju,
bydlici ale v Munson, o., OBJ
drzel do vlastni postovni
schranky balicek, die pohledu
kra bici doutnikI, pravidelne
zabalenou k postovnimu ode
slam. Vitousovi Sc zdalo, re
poStovni zasilka obsahuie ne
CO ziveho a proto vahal je-
Jim otevrenim snad teto o.
kolnosti d6kuje, re usetren
byl on sam a jeho rodina pred
nest6stim a cely dunn pred
moznym znicenim.
Byl to tax zvany "pekelnv
stroll, bomba umistena uvnitT
doutnikove krabice, puma by
la sestrojena velice dumyslne
a zpusobem nezvyklym, tax
re policie tvrdi, re podobne
sestrojeni videla pred tim jen
jednou.
Vitous jat podezrenim, po-
otevrel jen viko a spatril vse-
lijake civky, male paky, trub-
ky a celek vydaval zvuk jdou-
cich hodinek. Civky vypada-
ly jake elektricke baterie, iez
byly spoieny zeleznou trubic-
kou. Jako odbornik pojsl tll-
Semi, CO by as zaslany mu da-
rex mohl byti proto rychle
vsedl do auta a i s pumou iel
ma hlavni policejni stamci Gle.
velandskou a zaihadnou krabi.
ci ukazal kapitanovi Codvmu
take vse oznamil postovnim in.
spektorim, jelSkoz Sc domni
va. ze vse zaslano bylo postou
&C nem vylouceno, ze krabice
domnelym 1tocnfkem byla dc
schrankv vlozena.
Kapitan Cody privolal kra
jana .Franka Rezace. jenz jes'
krone policejniho Irednika
elektrikarem policeiniho de
partmentu. jenz opatrna skrlr
ku prohledl. kdyz byl drive i
soloval suche dive baterie, jei
byly ~soucastkou bomby. P(
rozebrani stroje shledal nasle
ldujfcf soucastky:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-08
MUSSOLINI Sc ZLOBf MA
SPOJ. STATY.
Zazliva Americe, ze nedrzi &
MIN We sporu s Reckon.

Rim, 7. zarf. Italskemu sta
novisku v odeprenf uznati
pravomoc Svazu Narodd k "a
krocenf We sporu Reckon,
melo sc dostati made vsechno
schvaleni v Americe, pravil
premier Mussolini v rozmluve
Sc zastupcem Sdruz tisku.
"Vdbec," pravil, "pokus u
cineny odepriti Italii pravo ha
jiti svoji cest byl makavym
dokladem nebezpeci, ktere
Americane prvne rozpoznali v
tomto organismu, ktery ma mi
ste ably usnadnoval urovnani
takovych kontroversi mezi
staty, cini je obtiznejsim a
nebezpecnejsim".
Italie jest pevne pfesvedce'
ma spravedlivosti sveho sta
noviska. pokracoval a "neza'
da niceho jineho, nez aby Re
cko prijalo co nejdrive moznc
jeji pozadavky o zadostiucine
nj a tim skoncilo prftomnou
situaci."
Mussolini pravil, ze Sc je.
bolestne dotkla ''nespravedli
va kritika, namirena proti /
talii nekterymi americkymi Ii
sty."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-08

Pariz, Z. zari. Rada velvy-
slancG zaslala notu recke Via
de dnes, obsahujici podminky
ma urovnani recko-italske kon
troverse. Navrhy tyto do znac-
ne miry zmirnily pozadavky
predlozene Recku premierem
Mussolinim.
Ackoli nebyly dany uredne
ma verejnost, vyrozumiva Sc,
ze mi:
1. Recka flotilla VIDA po.
ctu italske eskadre valecneho
lod'stva, provazeneho brittle.
kou a francouzskou valecnou
lodi; recka flotilla pozdravi
mezispojenecke vlajky 21 de.
lovymi vystrely; mezispoje'
necke lodi vjedou do pristavu
bez pozdravu.
2. Zadusni bohosluzby blu.
dou konany v katolickem ko.
stele, "a pritomnosti vsech Gle
MI recke vlady. Behem boho
sluzeb recke lodi v pfistavu
spusti vlajky do pGl stezhd.
3. Vojenska pocta bude
vzdana az tela ob6ti umfstens
budou ma italskou valecnou
LODI.
4. Recko ulozi summu SO,
100000 lir jako zaruku "a
zaplaceni nahrad, jez budou
: cd neho pozadovany.
5. Mezispojenecka komise,
cele s Japonskem, povede do
zor mad feckym vysetfovanfn
zlocinu v Jaime.
Text, jenz byl poslan feckt
lvlade v Athenach, mel jedno
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-08

Ma omtm
est kn n ktsa
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-08
Dv6 lplne move suche bate

Dv6 upln6 move suche bate
rie.
Diva palce silnou a deset pal
cd dlouhou plynovou trubku,
Sc zapalovacen, ktery byl spo-
jen bateriemi.
V trubce a poblize zapalova
re bylo jiste mnozstvi strelna-
no prachu a k tomu oba X ~
ce trubky ucpany strelnou ba-
vlnou. Vybusnlny by stscily
rozvratiti velkou budov. Len
st'astne nahode Sc muEn deko-
vati re stroj dome nevybuchl
neb nebezpecna "hracka" Sc
nalezala Y dome Cd stredy.
kdy il 14-lety synek Vladimir
prinesl 10. hod. dopoledni z
postovni schranky. Hoch mel
radost, re 81 nekdo vzpomnel
krabici dotniku ma tatinka.
Spolu Sc 16-letym bratrem
Frankem odstranili obal. Sna-
zili Sc odpaciti viko, ale kdyz
toto prasklo, prace dalsi zane
chali a polozili celou zasilku
" iidelne ma still, kde tato le-
zela az do ctvrtecniho vecera,
kdy Vitous prisel domd Gle
velandu. Zasilku videl, ale byl
talk unaven, re ami Sc nenama-
hal, presv6dciti Sc, co krablce
obsahuje - ponechal 81 tudlz
prekvapeni az ma rano.
Dopoledne pax krabice ma
sebe upozornila pl'avidelnym
tikanim. Jinou pozorncst vi
tousovu vzbudila rada postov-
Mich znamek naobalu ktera
ale nebyla opatrena ODVyklyW
razitkem, oznacujici misto o.
deslani, ale jednoduse jen in
koustem preskrtana.
Jak tvrdi policejni elektri-
kar Rezac, postacilo by k W.
buchu, kdyiby byl nektery z
! hochi neb VitouS sam. vet
Sim lisil'm Sc pokouseli viko
odtrhnouti. Nastalo by spoje-
nj, ktere by z baterii vyloudi-
10 j'skru primo do vy5usnin.
Explosi by propadly vsechny
ma blizku stojici osoby temer
jiste smrti.
I, Ia dotazu, ida tus(, kdo JeJ
las zasilkou obmyslil, odpove-
tDokoncenf ma strane 3.)
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-08

prime rozhodnutf, k nimz sc
dospelo ma primem vyjednava-
nj mezi delegaci italskou a j.
hoslovanskou v Rime ma roz-
lusteni rjeckeho problemu.
Je-li tomu TAX, tn Mussolini
bude celiti move krisi pristi
tyden, jezto dal jihoslovanske
Wade patnact dni casu, poci-
maize cd l. zari, ma podani de-
finitivni odpovedi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-08
RADA VELVYSIANC0 ZAKROCUJE.
OZNAMILA RECKU, co Sc Cd NEHO
POZADUJE.
PODMfNKY NEJSOU TAX POKORUJlCf JAKO
ULTIMATUM ITALIE.

myslne schvaleni spojeneckych
zastupcG. avsak az ma sdele-
nj, "ze rada dospela k ddlezi-
temu, snad rozhodnemu stadiu
v urovnani sporu'', zadne L.
redni informace nebyly dany
ma vefejnost.
Baron Avezzano, italsky
zastupce, nijak neskryval Sc
svym uspokojenim, kdyz od-
chazel re schIze dnes vecer.
Rekl italskym zpravodajum,
ze rozhodnuti najde nepo-
chybne prizniveho pfijeti v
Rhine.
Mezi cleny velvyslanecke ra
dy prevlada presvedceni, re
Recko pristoupi ma podminky
mu predlozene, coz mdze uci.
niti, aniz by zadalo sve cti a
prestyzi, jak tomu bylo pri i.
talskem ultimatu. 0 otaZce
nahrad bude jednano pozdeji
prozatim Sc pouze zada oc
Recka, aby slozilo zaruku, ze
prisouzene mu nahrady zapla.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-08
foLovlNA FoNDU tERVE
NEHO KRfzE SLOZENA.

Washington, 7. zarf. DIE
zprav aobdrzenych dnes We
hlavnim stanu Americkeho
Cerveneho Krize, projekto-
vaneho fondu $5,O00,0O0 ma
pomocnou praci v Japonsku,
bylo slozeno jiz $2,247, 900, ci-
Ii temer polovina. Zaroven J.
Barton Payne, predseda Ger
veneho Krize, jenz vratil Sc
dnes do Washingtonu oznamil
ze koupeno bylo "a $2,422,.
500 potravin, lekd satstva,
coz bude odeslano bezodklad.
ne do Japonska.
Skutecna pomocna prace bu
de rukou Japonskeho Cerve'
neho Krize, ma n6jz vsechny
zasilky jsou adresovany.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-08
NAVRHUJf TAXOVANf
AMERICANA.

Pariz, 7. zari. Agitace byla
zde zahajena ma uvaleni dane
100 franki ma vsechny Ame-
ricany, jakmile prijedou do
Francie. Jako hlavni dGvod sc
uvadi, ze zeme potrebuje tech
to penez.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-08
LaFOLLETTE JEST v

Moskva, Z. zari. Senator a
pi. Robert M. LaFollettova a
znamy spisovatel Lincoln Stef
fens prijeli do Petrohradu wee
ra a zde jsou ocekavani dnes.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-08
CHOLERA v zAPEn KATASTROFY.
TISfCE MRTVOL DOSUD NEPOHRBE.
NOV JAPONSkU.
PRES vSEcHNY PoMOcNE KROKY POTRAvlN
JEST NEDOSTATEK.

tt pozvolna ochabuje a re ne
nj obav pred novymi silnymi
otresy. Cd /. zari az do 6 no.
din vcera vecer, 1929 jedno-
tlivych zachvevI bylo poetic
no; $50 v sobotu, 289 pom
deli, 173 v utery, 148 We sire
du a 63 vcera do 6 hodin.
Nagasaki, Z. zafi. Pomona
prace We spustosene oblasti po
kracuje razne. Tokioska ban
ka poskytuje fondy ze sve
reservy ma kupovani potravin.
Veskera zasoba stand z arma-
dy namornictva dana byla
k disposici prfstresi zbavene-
mu obyvatelstvu az do posta-
veni barakG, ma nichz s praci
jiz zapocato.
Banky zahajily obchod a w
placejl SUNNY nepfesahujici
100 yeni jednotlive osobe.
Fondy We hlavni bance, 1,O5O,-
100000 yend We zlate a stri.
bre a 2,32O,OOO,0OO yend ma
vkladech jsOu nedotknuty.
Briticka namofnicka bezdra
tova depese udava jmena as
triceti AnglicanG, deseti zen a
n6kolika deti zabitych v Yoke.
hain6 a okoli.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-08

zapniGenn lask Plain Dsalerlaa:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-08
MOVE NEBEZPECf
HROZf.

Rim, Z. zafi. Kdezto Svaz
Narodn v Zeneve ma hlavni
svoji pozornost obracenu ma
bezprostfedni problem recko-
italskeho sporu, vyskytujl Sc
znamky, ze nebezpetf mno-
hem vaznejsi povahy, ohrozu
je vztahy Italie a Balkanu.
Dnes obdrzeny byly v Rime
zpravy, ze zda Sc skoro j.
stym, ze jihoslavska vlada ne
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-08

hODc, Japan, I. AdIl. "
blast v Japonsku, ktera byla
d6jist6m netusenych hrIz, sky
ia dosud strasny pohled. Tisice
nepohfbenych mrtvol lezi We
mestoch a vesnicich, obeti
nejstraslivejsi zivelnf katastro
fy historii clovecenstva.
X hrGzam teto ohromujici
tragedie poji Sc jine = cho-
lera, dplavice, zluta zimnice,
jez ma nekterych mistech Sc
jiz objevily. Pres vsechny L.
silovne pomocne kroky potra-
vim jest nedostatek panuji
obavy pred vypuknutim hlado
moru. Jinym nebezpecim jest
znecist6na voda We studnlch
a rekach.
Nasledkem pfevladajiciho
zmatku nelze pomoc poskyto-
vati tax rychle, jak bylo by
zadoucno. Kamkoli dojde "a
silka potravin, jest pryc drive
nez doslo ma polovinu nest'a-
stnikl. Zvlaste zeny a deti
prozivaii dtrapy, jichz nelze
ami vyliciti.
Ne1redne sc oznamuje, ze
Kyoto bude nadale kapitolem
'sxem3 avsak to sc yyvfaci obcs
! M: = Tsxfa; htcH psass 9 ze
znova vybuduji krasne mesto
die americkeho a evropskeho
vzoru. Kyoto bylo kapitolem
az do 1868.
Japan prohlasil dnes trice-
tidenni moratorium v oblasti
zemetresenim postizene a row.
nez vlada prevzala kroky k
zamezeni vydfidusstvf a rozsi-
rovani falesnych zprav, nacez
ulozeny jsou tezke tresty. Ar
mada vede kontrolu We spusto-
sene oblasti, kde ma 100000
vojakn kona sluzbu, zachova
vaji poradek a ridf pomocnou
akci. Armadni aeroplany nosi
diplomatickou a jinou ddlezi-
tou postu mezi Kobe, Osakou
a Kyoto spustosenou oblasti.
Neni dosud 1redne znamo,
kolik Americana zahynulo, a
vsak panuie presvedceni, ze
pocet jejich neni daleko cd
100. Oblast Hakome, pfi 1pa.
tt Fujiyamy, japonske posvat
ne hory, byla obracena
poust'. Byvalo to oblibene w.
letni misto cizincd v teto do
be rocni.
Pres dredni odhady, ktert
pocet obeti udavaji ma 200,
900 panuje presvedceni, ze I'd
verecne cislice, az dIkladnt
vysetreni bude provedeno, do
Salmon pnl milionu a vezme tt
$4,000, obnoviti spu
stosenou oblast.
sPOJENf S TOKEN DOSUr
PRERUSENO.
Osaka, Z. zari. Toxic dosut
zistava odlouceno Cd ostatni
no sveta a spojeni mezi hlav
MIN mestem a Osakou, jes
velmi obtizne. Poradek jes
zachovavan We mestech Osa
ka, Kobe, Kyoto, Nagoya
Nagasaki. jez vsechna LEI
mimo oblast, ma niz zemetre
semi radilo tudiz zdstala u
setrena. Obcanstvo horlive s
uchopilo pomocnych pracl
Lodni doprava ostatnim
vnitrozemskymi pristavy by
la jiz zahajena, nepostacuj
vsak pozadavkdm, jez jso'
ma nj cineny.
Tokioska 1stfednf observa
tor sdeluje, ze seismicke hnu
The Washington times., 1923-07-17
|NART|NBOST|CK
CHARGED WITH
B|GANY
Maintains Home and Family
Here and Another Wife in
Baltimore, Police AIIege.

Martin Bostick. age forty-seven,
one time special assistant to the
president of the Western Maryland
railroad, is under arrest today,
charged with bigamy.
Police allege that Bostick main
tanned a home in Washington and
another in Baltimore.
The authorities charge that the
prepossesslng Bostick married a
widow in Baltimore on November
10, 1870, without going through the
formality of obtaining a divorce
from his wife in this city. This
widow was Mrs. Elizabeth Y.
Bembry
Living alternately with his wife
in this city and then with his Balti-
more wife, Bostick has managed to
Keep the two women apart.
He is said to have told one that
ne mad business in Baltimore in the
early part of the week and to the
other he is said to have intimated
that ne had business in Washington
that he had to take care of. Bos.
tick married his first wife here in
February, 1903.
they have three children. Cecilia
The Washington times., 1923-07-17
MAP PLAN
/. FORBATTLE|N
'24ELECT|ON
League Issues Call
For Convention-CoIIecting
Fund of $2,5oO,ooO.

wESTERVILLE, Ohio, July II.
Dry forces of the United States
will be formally marshalled to
battle for the 1924 Presidential
campaign, when the Anti-Saloon
League of America meets in ma
tional conference in Birmingham,
Ala, December, II to 20.
DR.. p. A. Baker, general superin-
tendent of the organization, an
nounced the date of the convention
today. State superintendent, field
workers and others associated with
the league will gather in Birming-
ham December 10. William Jen-
nings Bryan will be among the
leading speakers, it was expected.
Anti-Saloon Leaguers declared
that the December gathering will en-
deavor to consolidate drys of the
United States for what is expected
to be the strongest battle against
prohibition since the eighteenth
amendment was adopted.
Flushed with victory in New
York and with Governor Al Smith
widely mentioned for President on
wet platform" the anti-prohi-
bition forces are gaining confidence,
and anti-saloon workers regard the
situation as grave.
The Washington times., 1923-07-17
Herbert Lords to
Return August I.

The Director of the Budget and
Mrs. Herbert M. Lord, who went
to Martinsville, Me-, several weeks
ago, will return to Washington
August /.
Assistant Postmaster General and
Mrs. John H. Bartlett, who have
been in the West for about n
month, will return to Washington
tomorrow.
Assistant Secretary Of Agriculture
and Mrs. {. w. PugsIey, who have
spent the month of July motoring
IN New England, will return to
Washington this week.
The Netherlands minister to
Italy, J. Herman van Rotten, and
Nine. Van Roijen are visiting tn.
latter's mother, Mrs. Robert Win.
throp in Lenox. Mass. Mr.. Van
Roijen was attached to the Neither
lands legation in Washington at
the time of his marriage to Miss
Albertina T. Winthrop.
Mrs. Franklin Roosevelt, wife Of
the former Assistant Secretary Of
the Navy, will come to Washington
Thursday to spend some DAYS. She
is now at their home in Hyde Park
N. Y.
=
Mrs. George Barnett, who spent
several days in Washington, has re-
turned to Wakefield Manor, Va.
3
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest WiIkerson
have opened their cottage, Rosa.
lind, at Narragansett Pier, for the
remainder of the summer
=
Frederick I. Thompson, of the
L. S. Shipping Board, has returned
to his apartment at the Hamilton
Hotel, after spending several
weeks in the South.
The Washington times., 1923-07-17

Texas Girl To We'd
Edward Niles
Soon

Announcement has been made OF
the engagement of Miss Kathryn
Waugh, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Andrew M. Waugh, Of Houston:
Tex, to Edward Able Niles, son Ut
Edward G.. Niles, Of washington
and Concord, N. H.
Mr.. Niles is a grandson OF VIII
liam Woodruff Niles, late Episcopal
bishop Of New Hampshire. He was
graduated from Trinity College in
1916 and also studied at Oxford
England, as a Rhodes scholar. III
the war he was a first lieutenant
in the air service and served as m
structor in the United States.
The wedding will take place this
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Heagy, who
have been residing at the Chadwick
apartment, will leave Friday by
motor for Harrisburg, Pa, where
they will remain for short time.
after which they will go to to their
summer home in Mt. Gretna. Pa.
Major John Winthrop Lovefand.
special assistant to the Attorney
General, and Mrs. Loveland will
leave Washington the last of the
week for their summer home in
Nantucket, Mass. =
3
The Rev. DR.. and Mrs. Wallace
Radcliffe left Washington yesterday
for Huron Mountain Club, Mich, to
be the guests of the latter's
brother, Bryant Walker. DIR. and
Mrs. Radcliffe will visit their for
mer home in Detroit.
3
DR.. and Mrs. Everett Monroe FL
lison, with their young daughters,
Alice Elizabeth and Margaret Isa-
bel, started this morning on a mo-
tor trip through Virginia and North
Carolina to their country estate in
Tennessee. They expect to return
to Washington on August 81.
Mrs. Russell B. Harrison is the
guest for a few days of her sister,
in-law, Mrs. James Robert McKee,,
in New York, She has been visit
ing her son-in-law and daughter,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry A. Williams,
jr., in Norfolk. She will remain IN
the East for some time before
joining her mother, Mrs. Alvin
Saunders, in her home in Omaha,
Neb
Mr.. and Mrs. Williams spent the
weekend in Washington, having
made the trip by motor, and left
yesterday morning for New York.
where they will join Mrs. Harrison
for a short time.
=
w. H. Forster, of Toronto, Can.
is at the Hamilton Hotel while
making an extended visit to the
Capital.
DIR. and Mrs. c.. Augustus Simp-
son have gone to their place near
Herndon, Va, where they will be
until the end Of August, when they
will go to Newport. Miss Anne
Darlington. the sister of Mrs. Simp-
son, is with them at Herndon.
Mrs. Henry M. Hoyt has closed
her home on Thomas circle and is
with her family at their place in
Maine.
The Washington times., 1923-07-17
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The Washington times., 1923-07-17
List of Officials Who
Are Absent Non
Is Alarming
By JEAN ELIOT.

VIZ 1TH the general departure
w of the Chief Executive, the
w members of Congress, and
then the flight of almost all of
the higher diplomats, one had de-
pended on the Cabinet officers to
uphold the honor of a Capital
summer. But it would seem that
one has been leaning upon
broken reed, for on surveying
the situation. it appears that
very few of those worthy gentle
men have remained in town.
Secretary of State Hughes and
his charming wife may be safely
called the only permanent fix
lures for the summer, as they
are established at Macsfolly Farm
on the Rockville road. Then too,
Postmaster General and Mrs.
Harry New are staying fairly
close to base. with only occasional
motor jaunts to nearby spots over
the week-ends.
With Secretary Mellon in
Europe. and. at present, in Lon
don, with James Davis, Secretary
of Labor. accompanied by Mrs.
Davis and their small son Jim
mie," also on foreign soil, and
with Secretary of Commerce Her
bert Hoover. Hubert Work, Sec
retafy of the Interior, and Sec
rotary of Agriculture, Henry Wal
lace, all with the Presidential
party, there are only a few Of the
cabineteers left for Washington
to rely on.
John w. WEEKS, Secretary of
- War, is returning from Mount
Prospect, New Hampshire, today,
where he has been spending a
short time with Mrs. Weeks, who
is established there for the sum-
mer. Mr.. Weeks is one of the
officials who tries to divide his
time impartially between Wash
tngton and the place in which
The Washington times., 1923-07-17
Mrs. Benjamin Harrison
Motoring in New ENGLAND

Mrs. Harrison, widow of former
President Harrison, who now
makes her home in New York is
motoring in New England and
spent the weekend at Newnort
She is accompanied by Mrs. vii.
liam T. Reid, of New York. Mrs
Samuel Reid and Mrs Samuel p
Sulphin, of Indianapolis
Comdr. James Bull, U. S. N re-.
tired, who spent several wears IN
Peru reorganizing the Peruviar
navy under Comdr Frank Frever
has returned.
COmdr. George Stoddard, stationed
at Hampton Roads, Va, spent The
week end in Washington.
Capt. and Mrs. Ennalls Wapoo
man returned yesterday after q
visit at the country place of Mrs
John F. Waggaman, Wild Rose
Lodge, on South River, near An.
napolis. They will return to Somth
River on Friday to spend the week.
end.
The Washington times., 1923-07-17
C0uzens Take House
OF Joseph Frelin1huysens.

Senator and Mrs. James CouZens
have taken the house Of former
Senator and Mrs. Joseph s. Freling-
huysen, 1913 Sixteenth street, for
the next season.
Congressman John P. Hill passed
last week with Mrs. Hill and their
children at Southampton, L. l., and
returned yesterday to his home in
Baltimore.
8
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Hamlin
Everett will arrive in New York to-
day on board the Olympic.
Mrs. Davis, wife Of Congressman
c. r. Davis, who has been the
guest of her niece, Mrs. Charles
Russell Davis, in Hartford, Conn.,,
sailed yesterday from New York
on board the U. s. S. Chaumont
for California. Mrs. Davis will
visit her son, Maj. r. H. Davis at
Mare Island.
Maj. and Mrs. w. H. Holcombe
have come to Washington from
Fort Humphreys, Va, and are
established at 2723 Connecticut ave;
nue.. Maj. Holcombe is assistant
to the engineer commissioner
8
Mrs. Muslin, wife of Capt. Henry
c.. Muslin, is in Newport, where
she is the guest Of Capt. and Mrs.
Frank Taylor Evans at the naval
training station.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Powell
Davis, who have been spending the
week in Chicago, where Mr.. Davis
attended the meetings of the Amer
lean Society of Engineers, have left
here for California.
The Washington times., 1923-07-17
What's Doing
Today & Tomorrow
Today.

Garden party-Benefit of Gonzaga
College, auspices of st. Aloysius Church.
evening.
Excursion - Modern Woodmen OF
America, Marshall Hall. afternoon.
Picnic-Mt. Pleasant w. C. r. u.
Reservoir Park, p. m.
outing - Spanish War Veterans, in
celebration of Santiago Day. Chesa-
peake Beach, all day.
Meeting-Court District of Columbia,
Catholic Daughters of America, evening.
Convention - Photographers Associa-
ton Of America, Convention Hill and
the National Guard Armory. Fifth and
L streets northwest. all day.
Dinner-French section, Womans City
Club, p. m
Meeting-Girrs Aides, Women's Naval
Service, Y. w. c. A., p. m.
Masonic meetings-National. No. IL,
F. c.; Arminius, No. rs, M. NJ; M M.
Parker, No q. E. A.; King Davis, No.
%, f C.; Lebanon, No. Z. M. M; Lafay-
No. 6, K. Il. c., evening.
Outing-Orphans of Washington aus
p o. E., Glen Echo, all day.
Concert - Marine Band, Capitol
Grounds, p. m.
Moonlight excursion-Ionic Club of
Master Masonss evening.
Luncheon-Rotary Club, Willard Hotel,
Luncheon-Lions Club. Willard Hotel.
Luncheon - soroptimist Club, City
Club. 1890 p. m.
Luncheon-Ad Club, City Club. 1890
p. m.
Club. 1890 p. m.