davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-28

Pant feditelova chtela mu
cost vykladati, l6kai' vsak pfi-
lozil prste levice ke rtim, a
(pravici naznacoval, ze jest jiz
% vsem zpraven.
Timed pristoupil k ldzku. -
Chvfli naslouchal dechu ne
mocne, pals odlozil svrchni Sat
|svdj, prinesene kabely W.
Ill .potfebne nastroje a zkou-
|mal poraneni.
Staza pevne sevrela oci, aby
|nevidela, co Sc S jeff PAM dele,
|nebct' ia jala sc pri yysetr6va-
|ni tise stenati..
- Boze, boze, sniluj Sc, Sc
ptala komorna zbledlymi rty.
Take pani reditelova stala
bez hnuti. Ted ami ona nedo-
|vedla premoci sveho rozechve-
nj a sledoNala lzkostlive praci
Ilekafovu.
Doktor Snajdr nekolikrate
|vyzadal 81 jejiho prispeni. Po-
lnejprv ucinila tax skoro me-
|chanicky, pozvolna vsak ma
byla Ease klidu a vykonavala
rresne a ku podivu obratne
pfakazy lekafovy.
| Kdyz ranenou nalezite ose-
|tril, pokynul pani reditelove
Staze, ktere "a MIN vysly do
predsine loznice.
- Bude zde zapotrebi zku-
sen4 osetrovatelky, pravil do
ktor. Krone toho povolam je
Ste prof. Horaka, znameho
odbornika. Nezli pTiiede z Pra
hy osetrovatelka, postaci, zu-
stane-li Il liizka milostive PAM
Staza. w, pani reditelova,
budete miti zatim jist6 mnoho
lime prace. Zavolejte posla, O.
deslu Timed telegramy.
Devce radosti az zcervena-
10. Zlstane u sve pani a v
duchu jiz 81 uminovalo, ze
pax, az pTijede osetfovatelka 2
Prahy, bude il. We vsem vypo-
mahati.
Pani feditelova vratila sc do
loznice, pristoupila k oknu a
velitelskym pokynem pfivolala
jednoho re sluhd, kteri stall
pobliz, septajfce 81 o zahadne
udalosti zamecke.
Ia okamzik ozvalo' sc slabe
zaklepani ma dvere predsine
PAM reditelova vysla epo spic-
kach a hned sc Ease vritila.
- Posel je zde, pane dokto-
Ire, pravila tlumene.
- Dekuji, rekl lekaf. usedl
TX elegantnimu stolku v Anicci
ne loznici psal.
! Po chvili povstal a odevzda-
Ivaje pani reditelove nekolik
popsanych listka, poucoval il:
|Tenhle necht' odevzda posel ma
telegrafnim trade a temito
tremi at zajde do lekarny.
PAM fiditelova vzala listky
|vysla ven a zaridila vse die pr
kazu lekarova. Doktor Snajdl
izatim SIC Ease uz lplne ustro-
jill.
/ - Racite sc podivati na pa.
ma tOvarnlka Dublna. ptala sc
tpani reditelova.
- Podivam sc ma neho, al
myslin,, ze ma mne jiz neee
ka.
Pani reditelova vyprovodila
llekafe az ma chodbu a pax sc
vratila opet k lGzku nemocne.
| Oc Anicciny byly stale "a
vseny, iista pevn6 semknuta
ldcch temer neslvsitelny.
Milostpani, prosim vas, ze.
lptejte Sc pane doktora, kdy sc
lnase mi!ostiya pani prcbere z
ndloby, septala prosebne Sta
la.
| - Nemohu no pfece vysly
chati, vsak nam sam rekne, &C
/ je zapotfebi. odseptla, nebot
ncchtela Sc priznati, ze Sc pfi.
sneho a nemluvneho lekare te-
,n6T hoii
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-Novak? opakoval uzasle
Setfil. Kdo je to?
So Novak? fekl Ease Svobo-
da nemene udivens, pan ad-
junkt Novak, Sc kterym
Ano, ano, vymlouval Sc
zmatene Setfil, je mi, j'ak 'bych
byl rozcilenfm pozbyt pameti.
Myslim, ze no nevidel v
parku nikdo.
/. Setfil premyslel.
- Ne, dcera nebyla tam sa-
ma. Patrne byla tam komor-
ma, tastake prinesla prvni zpra
WI -.
V tom bylo zaklepano ma
dyefe a hned ma to vessel sluha.
Co tn chcete? osopil Sc
nan Svoboda.
- MilostNa pani - zije!
vyrazil re sebe sluha:
Setril povstal prudce a zvedl
ruce k nebi v nemem diku.
XII.
Velika okna foznice pani to-
varnikQye Dubinove byla ote-
vfena dokofap, ably jimi mohl
prouditi cerstvym vzduch.
Sem il odnesli z parku. Pa
nj feditelova a komorna Staza
snazily Sc dsiloyne vzkrisiti ne
bohou zenu k zivotu.
Anicka spocivala ma siro-
KEN lIzku, bohate zdobenem
krajkami, jez nyni pomacene,
splihle kupily Sc pod bezvlad-
nou jeji hlavou.
v loznioi, jindy pred kaz-
dym pfisne uzavrene, vladla
dnes pani reditelova. Byla 81
toho pine vedoma a komorna
Stlza ami nepostacoNala vyko-
navati vsech jejich rozkazd.
-Jcste kolinskou vodu, Sta
70, nebo radeji cpavek,, ozy-
valo sc CO chvili.
/. Ac Sc panf reditelova chv6
la leknutim a snad hrGzou pc
prozitych prave okamzicich, o.
vladala Sc, pine jsouc 81 vedo-
ma nynejsiho ddleziteho po-
"a to Staza poddala Sc dpl-
ne svym citnm. S oci splyva-
ly il Shy v bohatych kriipejich
a dopadaly do vlasu jeji panf,
kdyz sc mad nj sklanela, snazic
Sc zachytiti slabounky dech,
ktery vychazel z poranenych
prsou.
Pojednou otevrely Sc prud-
ce dvere a v Mich Sc objevila
sehnuta postava Setfilova. =
Tvar mel bflou jako papir, oci
valne, rty boleatne stazene.
,Chtel Sc vrhnouti X lnzku
avsak pani riditelova no "a.
chytila a phi tom upfela zlost.
ny pohled ma sveho manzela
ktery sci v zapeti "a Setrilem.
- Pane tovarniku, chcete-li
zachraniti sve dite, musite sc
nevyhnutelne vzdaliti, pocala
nv domlouvati. Nemocna ne.
mocna nesmi se ami dost malc
rozciliti.
Po te obratila Sc k sve,nu
muzi a ostrym pohledem dava-
Ia mu ma srozlmenou, re musi
Setrila odvesti.
- Ani6ko, Anicko, dcerusko
mole, blabolil starec, ia te ne
zabil, d6t'atko, ia ne, ver, ten
tokrate mne var, nelhu, nekla-
mu te jiz.
Ackoliv zvedavost panl fedi-
telovou Primo lomcovala, pre-
ce v nj zvitezil strach G rane-
ncu. Chopila proto Setfila "a
ramona a vyvedla no ma chod-
bu. kde no svefila peel svehc
Reditel sluha nasilne odva-
deli starce do poIkoj6 ma druhe
strane zamku.
Pani feditelova vratila Sc
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PRODA Sc falrna aneb Sc
vymeni "a mestsky majetek.
Blizsi sdeli F.. J. Mika. Char
don, O. 1872
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PRODA Sc cukroyinkovy OBJ
chod s prodsjem. Skolnlch po-
treb q doutnski, zaruceny ty-
dni prijem $400- Je pfi nSm
pskny byt a naleza sc ,proti
velke skole. Blizsf sdelf Mr..
Zimmerman, 146O5 Kipsman
I'd. mezi IL a /. lrod. odpole-
dne. -. 10-
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PRIJME Sc dobry holic, stala
|prace, dobry plat. Haste Sc v
Legio Holirne, 54O3 Broad
way. 9-29
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PRODA Sc DVOURODINNY
dum o 5ti pokojich koupel-
nou dole a to same nahOre.
Haste Sc v elsie 1856 vych.
1O6 ul. 2 Union. 9-29
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t kazd<mu je tfeba OD-
DECHU; y pouze Gcinnk reLia-
ma We ''svETU" pracpje hez
dnavy.
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PRIJME Sc mlady inteli-
gentni muz Ia prodavace v O.
devnim obchode. Haste Sc v
els. 6107 Broadway. :?
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PRODA Sc novy dvouro dinny
dun, vse zavedeno, ulice dlaz-
dena, dvojita garaz, cena mir
ma. Haste sc v. els. 1895 W.
chodni las. ul. z Kinsman Rd.
!?
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PRIJMOU Sc zrucni tesafi.
Haste Sc u FIR. Slaby, 1870
,Coath Ave. v Corlett. 9-28
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PRIME Sc divka prodavat
" grocernim obchode. Haste
sc v elsie 5006 Anson Ave.
Tel. Union 325 w. 9-29
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PRODA Sc z nutne prfciny
cukrovinkovy obchod s kuzel
nou, kde Sc trzi pres $500 ty-
dne, aneb sc vymeni Ia mensi
far1nu. Haste sc pc Ste hodi-
ne vecer v elsie 1892 vych.
40. ul. 9-28
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PRODA Sc culxrovinkovy
obchod, Q prodejem skolnich
potreb v cisle 6228 Broad
way, tydni zarueeny pffjem
pres $3.50. Da Sc LEVINE. Blizsi
sdeli Mr.. Zimmerman, 1907
Miles Ave. g-29
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PRIME Sc pradlena ma Ia
padni strane, ktera by 81 bra
la pradlo domI. Dobry plat.
Haste Sc JOS. Pollak, 3423
Clark Ave. 9-29
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PRODA Sc Dodge Touring
kara ma 5 osob v dplnem po-
radku velmi LEVINE. Haste sc
po ste hodine vecer " elsie
4515 Finn Ave. nahore. 9-28
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PRIJME Sc zena ma uklize-
nj storu, kazdy patek. Haste
Sc v elsie 5423 Fleet Ave.
VA ,s 9-27
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PRIJMOU Sc diva pani ma
byt sc stravou neb beze stra-
IVY. Jen radni necht' Sc hlasi
v elsie 12415 Farringdon A
We. z Union. 9-28
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PRIJMU PRADLO k prani
do domu. Musi Sc privezt a cd
vezt. Ia praci sc ruci. Haste
se v elsie f2415 Farringdon
Ave. z Union Ave. 9-27
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HONICf PES Sc proda
klece ma kanary v els. 4404
Pershing Ave. Haste sc po
Ste hodine vecer. 9-28'
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+BU|LD|NGSHOW
INCREASE FOR
SEASON
Permits in Principal Cities
Show 80 Per Cent Gain
in October.


NEW YORK, Nov. 10-A nation
woe resumption OF building activity,
unsual for this season of the year,
was reported today by 8. w. Straus
and Company.
OFFICIAL reports revealed building
permits in 262 of the principal
cities Increased 80 per cent last
month over October, 1922, and %
per cent over September. Except
lor 1922. October permits have been
less than those for September
for the past ten years, the Straus
report stated.
The gains for October over the
same month last year were given
as: Chicago, Sc per cent; Milwau-
kee, l79 per cent. Los Angeles, II
per cent; Detroit, "A per cent; Bos-
ton, 81 per cent.
Among cities showing the great
est amounts in October permits
were given as Chicago, with ST.
S37 $50; Los Angeles, $40, 541, 872;
Detroit, $12. $50. Milwaukee, So
047,77S; Baltimore, 1884 1888; San
Francisco, $S,793.S74; Boston, ST.
556.S41; Oakland $2,759, 2O8.
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Hoyt and Bacon
Wedding This
Afternoon

The marriage Of Miss Edith Maiso
Bacon, daughter Of Mrs. u. Seward
Bacon, and Charles Albert Hoyt, OF
New York, viii take place at
o'clock this afternoon at the home
CT Mrs. Bacon in Connecticut ave-
formed by the Rev. Father Walsh,
Iof ST. Patrick's Church, and win be
followed BY an informal reception.
The bride, who win be given away
by her uncle, G.. T. Shaeffer, will
wear gown of white satin made
with g. draped skirt and q court
train. The bodice is trimmed with
duchesse lace and her tlIlle veil VIII
be held by coronet of the lace
and orange blossoms. Her shower
bouquet will Nbe Of white orchids
and lilies Of the valley.
Miss Margaret Bacon VIII Be her
sisters maid of honor and viii be In
frock Of rose chiffon and silver
lace, with which she will wear a
picture hat Of Srose tulle. She win
carry pink roses. The bridesmaids.
Miss May Taylor and Miss Margaret
Lippitt, OF Wilmington, n. c., viii
be dressed alike in, frocls OF rose
pink taffeta and silver lace made
after the fashion Of old French
prints. They win carry quaint bou-
quets OF French rosebuds and their
pink tulle hats viii be weighted on
one side with silver roses. William
Henry Hoyt, brother Of the bride
groom, win be his best man.
Among the out Of town guests
here for the wedding are: Mr.. and
Mrs. Preston Bacon, Miss Doris Kct-
fjnger, Frederick Hoyt, father or the
bridegroom, and Mr.. and Mrs. Rich.
ard Oulahanr jr., all Of BronxvilIe E
After short wedding trip. Mr.
Hoyt and his bride will make Their
home in New York
-
The second annual prom or ST.
Thomas Apostle Church which will
be at Wardman Park Hotel on No.
vember Is, has quite a long list Of
patrons, and among those who have
lent their names in the cause Of
the charity are Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
r.: Beers, DR.. Richmond Brooks, Mr..
and Mrs. James Al. CahilI, jr.. James
A. CahiIl, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Callahan, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry II.
Carroll, Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel b.
CasIey, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph J.
fNAONNAGyS MI e4IAu N1ISs L0c5111kkS A@AAt@
neen, Major and Mrs. II. j.. Don
nelly, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert A. Dore,
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter "A. Drury, Mr..
and Mrs. david J.. Dunnigan, Mr..
and Mrs. John j. Farley, Mrs.
James A. Emery, Mr.. and Mrs.
George T. Farrell, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Flynn, Captain and Mrs. ID. u.
Foley, MRS. &c. M. Forbes, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph T.. Gatti, Mrs. s.. NJ.
Gantley, Mrs. r. G. Geiger, Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph a. Hayden. Mr..
and Mrs. James G.. Haskell, the
Misses Hickey, Mr.. and Mrs Frank
J. Hogan, Mr.. and Mrs. William j.
Hughes, Mrs. Margaret e. Kennedy,
Major and Mrs. Edward Lloyd,
Nine. Luchetti, Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph Madigan, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles p NeilI, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas w. O,Brien, Mr.. and Mrs.
James W. Ornne, Mr.. ana Mrs.
| Joseph Al Phelan, the Misses Phil
| lips. Mrs Edward Purcell. Mr.. and
Mrs. f.. w. Seibo1d, Mrs. William z.
Shannon, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis G.
Shea, Mr. and Mrs. FarnIx Sherry,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick StohlmaH.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent Toomey, Mr.
land Mrs. Joseph p. Tumulty and
Mrs. M. Velati.
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dances December at the Hamilton
The committee inclues Mrs. Law
renee Townsend. Mrs. Walter Tuck
ernan, Mrs. Morris Ernest Locke
and Miss Elizabeth Hanna.
-
''The FIorentine School, will be
the subject this evening from 5 to 8
o'clock in the course Of illustrated
lectures on the History and Appre-
citation of Painting" by Miss Cert.
rude Richardson Brigham, at the
Art and Archaeology League rooms,
521 Eighteenth street.
-
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Salisbury
will come to Washington today and
win stay at the Shoreham.
In celebration OF Armistice Day
a dinner viii be given tomorrow eve
ming at Meridian Mansion HOIei
which will be marked by number
of original features. Il group OF
disabled veterans from the Walter
Reed Hospital will lie guests. Flags
OF the allies win decorate the dim
ing room and nearly 1908 scarlet
poppies have been made by the
ladies' of the committee to be used
on the tables. Mrs. Logan Feland.
wife of Brig. Ge:. Feland, L. 8. NJ.
c., will sing. The musical program
will open with the Star Spangled
Banner and close with the ATarseil-
1aise. other national anthems and
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Miss Anne Abbott to
Haze Studio AT Home. ,,

Miss Anne Fuller Abbott. newly
elected secretary of the Corcoran
School Of Art, win be at home to-
morrow afternoon in her studio IN
the Mclean Building. 1877 FL street.
from 4 to 6 o'clock. the guest OF
honor viii be Miss Jessie Dean
Brown, whose portrait viii be on
view. Mrs. L. M. Leisenring will
pour tea and assist in receiving,
and others will be Miss Ives, Miss
Marjorie Bodmer, Glen Madison
Brown and Osgood Holmes. The
public is cordially invited.
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the President and Mrs. Coolidge
for week or ten days. Mrs. Hills
was with Mrs. Coolidge for a week or
ten days. Mr.. Hills arriving at the
White House a day or two ago.
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. Cool
idge received DR.. Fridt1of. Manson,
the famous Norwegian explorer,
Nine. Nansen and Miss hansen,
who Were accompanied by the Min.
lister. of Norway end Nine. Bryn.
-
The Belgian ambassador, Baron
de Cartier, is in New York at the
Ritz-Carlton for several days.
Baroness de Cartier, who has been
here since her return from Flu
rope, <c came to Washington yeste,'-
day. 80
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NeuO Cuban ENJOY
Expected ON Wednesdoy.

The new ambassador of Cuba, DIR.
Cosme de la Torrente, with Mime
de Torrente and Mile. Luisa de Ia
Torrente, who landed in New York
yesterday, are expected at the en-
tassy in Washington on Wednes-
day.
The charge d'affaires Of Cuba
DR.. Arturo Padro y AIneida, went
to New York to meet DIR. de Ia
Torrente, who is the first an1bas-
sador to Washington from the
island republic.
-
James ]. Davis. Secretary CT
Labor, who returned day or two
ago from the. Middle West, left
town again last. evening for Ten.
nessee Gap. Tenn, where he will
speak at the dedication OF the Lin
coin Memorial University. He IS
expected in Washington on Tues
day. Mrs. Hannah Jones, sister of
the Secretary, who is the guest Of
Mrs. Davis. will bring her visit TO
a close next week.
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Norwegian Minister
Enferfains for CounfrYmnn.

The Norwegian Minister and Nine.
Bryn entertained at dinner last eve
ming in compliment to DR.. Fridtjof
Nansen and Mrs. hansen.
Other guests were the Secretary
Of state and Mrs. Hughes, the Min.
lister of Ecuador and Sonora dc
Elizalde; Axel Leonard Astrom, min
lister Of FINLAND; the Charge DAT.
flares of. Great Britain and Mrs.
Chiffon; Director General Rowe, of
the Pan-American Union; Commits
sioner and Mrs. Cuno Rudolph, DR..
and Mrs. Henry Atkinson, Miss
Nansen and Miss Inger Bryn.
-
SEE will pass Thanksgiving Day in
Atlantic City.
-
The minister OF Persia, Mira
Hussein Khan-Alai, will leave Wash
ington tomorrow evening for New
York. where he will remain until
Wednesday.
The minister Of Bulgaria, DR..
Panaretoff, returned yesterday from
on the Near Eastern question: at
4A4b0 AOAAOSO anu 11Oo(OlL GhAN CAGASI
and before the Rotary Club.
-
The Serbian minister, DIR. Ante
Tresich Pavichicf, will leave Wash
'ngton November 20 for the Pacific
coast, where he win remain a month.
-
The charge d'affaires Of L1tl1-
nania, Matas T. Vinikas, will lea ''e
washington tomorrow for New
York and will not return until the
latter part OF next week. Nine.
Vinikas will go TO Baltimore and
remain there until his return.
Prince de Bearn, formerly coun.
selor of the French embassy In
Washington and now attached to
the embassy in Tokyo, has left
town after a short visit at the
ShorehaTn, and is at the Ritz-Carl.
ton in New York for the present.
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NATIONAL STORES BUY
FRANK q SEDER GROUP

NEW YORK, Nov. 10.-The Ma.
tional Department Stores have. com.
pleted negotiations for the purchase
IF the Frank & Seder group of
department stores. comprising five
units, with a total sales volume of
about $50. 900 annually.
The stores include Frank & Seder,
inc, and Frank & Seder Company.
of Philadelphia, and the Fink Com
pany, Lewin-Neiman Company, and
Frank & Seder Company, Of Detroit.
A special meeting Of National De-
PARTNER Stores stockholders was
called 70 November IL TO authorize
ISSUING new stock In exchange for
the properties.
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MAN ASKS CITY TO PAY
FOR INFECTED WOUND

BALTIMORE, Nov. 10.-Bernardc
GabrilIo, employe OF the city water
department. is seeking compensa-
ton on the grounds that while
shaving at the Eastern pumping
station, he cut his face with the
~azor and while performing hig
dnties the wound became infected
from refuse of the water.
The State industrial accident COM
mission referred him to DR.. r. p.
Bay for examination, it being sug-
gested that the infection could well
have been produced by the use of a
contaminated razor or shaving
brush.
The question is held awaiting re-
port of the physician.
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u. s. GIVES $500, 900
TO GERMAN CHILD FUND

BERLIN, Nov. 10.-M6re than ST.
100000 has been contributed by
the United States to the German
child feeding fund during the past
six months, the money being dis
bursed through the Central Com
nittee for Foreign Relief.
Chairman, Hermann Rau shortly
VIII leave for the United States to
assist in the drive.
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have gone to Princeton to attend
the football game there this after
noon between Princeton and Har
ward. They will return to- Washing
ton on Tuesday.
Mrs. Wright entertained at tea
Tuesday afternoon.
s.
Baroness Won Schoen viii be the
guest of honor at the luncheon Of
lhe National Women's Press Clue,
Monday, at the Hamilton Hotel.
So
Mrs. Montgomery Blair and Miss
Ellen Blair have gone to New York
for short visit.
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JEWS Ask AID TO GUARD
BRIDES FROM ARABlANs

JERUSALEM, Nov. 10.-The
plight Of the Jews of Yemen, in
southwestern Arabia, Is graphically
described in appeals received by
their kinsmen here, in which the
former urge that greater facilities
be given for the immigration into
Palestine of Jews from Yemen to
escape persecution at the hands OF
natives.
Kidnapping Of Jewish brides, tor
ture of aged men and women and
the compulsory conversion OF Jews
to Mohammedanis1n are among the
grievances enumerated in the COM
municationS from the Yenenite
Jews
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Governors Son to Wed
NeuO Orleans Girl.

The date for the wedding Of Miss
Evelyn Fenner, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Payne Fenner, Of New
Orleans, to Philip Lee Goldsborough,
jr., OF Baltimore, son of the former
governor Of Maryland, has been set
for Tuesday, December IS.
3
Mrs. Thomas T. Gaff is passing a
few days in town preparatory to
turning her residence, 1920 Twen-
tieth street, over to Senator and Mrs.
Peter Goelet Gerry, who have leased
1t for the season. Mrs. Calf is going
abroad for an indefinite stay.
Senator and Mrs. Gerry will move
into their new home on Thursday.
s.
The Third Assistant Secretary Of
State and Mrs. J. Butler Wright
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Ashton Rollins Guests
o. Lockes uf Dinner.

Mr.. and Mrs. Ashton Rollins, OF
Boston, win be the guests of honor
at the dinner Col. and Mrs. Morris
Ernest Locke win give this evening.
Mr.. and Mrs Rollins have leased
the house at 1901 Wyoming avenue
for the season.
s.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. SoutI1er-
land who have been in Poland
Springs for the autumn months, are
established at the Grafton.
s.
A large dutch treat dinner. is be-
ing arranged before the second of
the series of Monday evening supper
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-11-10
Mcbride Heads Chemists.

Election Of r S. Mcbride as
president of the Washington Chem
ica1 Society was announced today.
Other officers are: y. B. Reed, sec
rotary; H. w. Houghen, treasurer;
w. NJ. Clark, A. Seidell, W. w.
Skinner, and r. E. Sosmon, coun.
cilmen, and z. Adams, William
Blum. E. T. Wherry, v. K. Chest
nut. c. Lind, and F. W. Smither,
members Of the executive commit
fee
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Ambassador Kellogg to
AvTiUe Here Monday.

Frank B. Kell gg, newly appoint
ed ambassador to the court of St.
James, will arrive in Washington
Monday and will be at the Willard.