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Evening journal., 1923-01-08
YESTERDAYS LATE
NEWS AT GLANCE
FOREIGN

FOREIGN
France orders troops IN Ruhr
zone confined TO quarters 20 avoid
/ clashes with Germans. Completes
plans for invasion.
London and Vienna Socialists. rep-
resenting 25.000.ooO European work
ers, cali upon organized labor 10 re-
sist French invasion Of Rhineland.
Treaty OF commerce and amity be-
tween America and Turks IS dis
cussed AZ Lausanne.
Demand for return OF British
troops from Rhine may follow an
order for withdrawal OF Americans.
DOMESTIC
Names Of eight more men expect
ed TO be mentioned IN Bastrop hear
ing as having been members OF
hooded mob that lynched Daniels and
Richards
Mob burns twelve negro houses IN
Roseland. Fla. following clash be-
tween white and blacks.
Attack on gold standard might be
Henry Ford's chief issue in campaign
for Presidency.
Former officials of Interchurch
World movement repudiate organiza-
tons report on steel strike. newly
published analysis shows.
Automobile dealer questioned FOR
three hours IN Jewel robbery case.
schoellkopf counsel expects new ar
rests.
Bootlegger. financing underworld,
Is dominant figure in national affairs,
says Hudson Maxim.
Coue announces he will choose
Marchesa Manucci Capponi 20 head
his institute here.
Presence OF American troops IN
Germany likely to drag United States
into new war, former Rhine commits
sioner says.
Public Education Association criti-
cizes political influence IN city's
public schools.
WASHINGTON
United States policy swinging back
TO one OF isolation following failure
OF Administration plan for interven-l
tion in European reparations tangle.
Raid by Washington agents on
fashionable apartments said 10 dis
close liquor pipe line" from foreign
embassies.
MARKET AND SHIPS
German industry hindered by ris-
ing prices, unemployment increas-
ing.
French public opinion opposes any /
plan which does not contain guaran-
ties for reparations.
Anglo-Frenca break, although dis
counted 20 some degree, a heavy blow
10 London.
Issue Of s5O,O00OOO Armour bonds
offered here and in Amsterdam.
SPORTS
Joe Moore wins metropolitan out
door ice speed Skating title.
Jess willard due TO arrive here to-
lay seeking bout with Jack Dempsey.
Waina Nappa. Finnish-American
A. c., wins hve-mile road run in
Bronx.
Evening journal., 1923-01-08
HOUSE.

Met az noon and adjourned a,
4:55 o'clock until today az noon
when memorial services on deceased
members will be held.
Continued consideration OF the
District OF Columbia appropriation
bill.
Under the terms OF a bill intro
duced by Mr.. Upshaw, Democrat, OF
Georgia. the buyer OF outlaw liquor
would he made equally guilty with
the seller. and the acceptance OF a
free drink would be made punish
able.
Appropriations committee report
ed the independent Offices appropri-
alton bill carrying a total OF s496.-
235.771. which IS a reduction OF
S42.275,151 from the current appro-
priation.
The largest item Is s4ss.16o.77s
for the veterans bureau. and s10.-
O96.929 more than the appropria-
ton for the current year.
Representative Stedman. Demo
Evening journal., 1923-01-08
SEAF0RD GRAMMAR
SCHOOL HONOR ROLL

Special 10 Tho Evening Journal.
SEAFORD. Del. Jan. s.-Pupils
IN the seaford Grammar School who
attained a general average OF 20
per cent. and above for the month
OF December. are as follows:
First grade-Charies Rineheimer.
George Reed. Edna johnson. Isa-
bel Huston. Jesselyn Gordy. Dorothy
Day, Lawrence Passwaters. Ernest
Hardesty. Harold Robinson. Miles
VanSant, Marshall Workman. Vic
torine Moore. Edna Marvel. Marga-
ret Cassel.
seoond--wilson Collins. Everett
Conway. Joseph McMakin. Preston
Marvel. Dominica Monaco. Edward
Moore. Horace Payne. Henry Phil
( lips. Charles Richards. Ralph Smith.
Ashby Tuil, Solomon Harrington,
Marion Bramhle. Flora Coulbourn.
Irene couibourn. Marie Duvall. Cath
crime Eningsworth. Hazel Holt. Mar
garet Lingo. Martha Lloyd. Laura
Martin. Marie Moore, Melba Phil
lips. Josephine Tibbitt, Marion VAIN
right. Essis welch. Margaret Wheat
ley.
Third-Charles Hollis Robert
Allen, Charles Couibourn, Robert
Favinger. Barton Graham. Lacey
Griffith. Nelson Hurley. Royce Pusey.
Harlan Tun. Elizabeth Elliott. Cath
erfne Huston. Margaret James Lu-
ellie Owens. Florence Stein, MarRa-
ret stack. Louise Trimble. Louise
Wiley. Margaret Workman, Pauline
Workman. Thelma Waller.
Fourth-Deborah Bryan. Beriye-
Icy Sellers. Mary Jane Phillips.
Elizabeth welch. Kathleen LYONS.
Louis Hin. sinah spicer. Rosena
Rhea. Paul white. Charles Bran
bile. Vincent Sullivan. oscar Allen.
Mildred Benson. franklin wheatley.
Olin Moore. Richard Trimbie. Ev-I
erett smith. David Robinson, Billy
Covey. Blanche O'Neal. IDA Lingo,
Martha Coulbourn.
Fifth--Hasel Hall, Fenwiok Mar
I'm. Daniel short, Harry Lank, Eliy.
stack. Elizabeth Stein. Ruth Work
man. Hayman Lank, william Hall.
sixth-Annie Adams. Hattie Bryan.
Katherine Elliott. Madeline Gordy. !
Vivian Kenney. Helen Lundy Nola
Marvel. Edna Messick Geneva Rich I
ardson. Elizabeth Robinson, Kath- 1
crime short. Mildred Wheeler. Kelly /
jefferson. Ralph King. Avery Phil
lips.
Seventh-Ann Ross. Bessie o'Neal. |
Elizabeth Marvel Helen Dewitt I
Helen Wiley. Hazel Wiley. Irene /
Rhea, Louise Smoot. Louise Shock |
ley. Madeline Weaver Victoria NIL
Ter. Allen Hastings. Albert Tull. Ed /
ward Conaway. Edmund Stack, Fred /
Lankford. Howard Collins James /
Phillips. Stanley simon, Leon Mes
sick
EiFhth-Miriam Hoffman, James
Adams. Elizabeth Bell, Sara Cath |
crime Graham, Elizabeth White, |
Helen Jefferson.
Evening journal., 1923-01-08

, erythlng they shouldn't.
Nancy and Nick had a dreadful
time OF 81.
one evening, Just about dusk
they came 20 Billy Bottoms house
and were just about 20 light on the
roof like two little birds, when a
figure popped up out OF the chin
ney. slid down the water-spout. and
ran lickety split 20 a hole IN the
ground and disappeared. The sharp
eyes OF the Twins had spied some
thing white sticking out OF his
pocket
IT'S Tweekanose. and he has
stolen Billy's motel" cried Nick.
Wen have 20 go after him and
get q back, for n we don't. how
will Santa Claus ever know what
Billy wants for Christmas ?"
So or they started But before
they reached the hole they met Kip
the Brownie.
Here's Billy's note" said Kip.
handing Il to them. Il Just met
Tweekanose and made him give n
70 me. Youu give It 10 Santa,
won't you ?"
(TO Re Continued
Copyright, 1922. NEA Ssrvios)
Evening journal., 1923-01-08
MARYLAND SOCIETY
TO HEAR NOTED MEN

william Cabeu Bruce. United
states senator-elect from Maryland,
and Colonel Theodore Roosevelt. Jr.
Assistant Secretary Of the Navy. have
been invited 20 attend and address
the annual banquet OF the Maryland
Society OF Delaware. which is 20 be
held in March instead OF February
this year.
Several other men OF note also
are expected 10 be speakers at the
banquet. Judge Daniel o. Hastings Is
chairman OF the committee on ar
rangements.
The Maryland Society recently de-
cided 10 maintain a scholarship at
the University OF Delaware.
Evening journal., 1923-01-08
Saturdays Proceedings Of
Congress and Committees

would be created a United states
parental court.
Chairman Warren reported the
deficiency appropriation bill and
gave notice he would call Il up to-
morrow.
Senator Ball introduced a bill Civ
ing the commissioners comprehen-
sive authority 10 require operators
OF motor vehicles 10 obtain permits
and make sue regulations as may
be necessary. Ga 'uding the refusal
TO issue or revoc. Ion OF any per
NIT already issued. ~ for any rea-
son. in their judgment. Issuance Of
such permits would be a menace
20 public safety.
Senator Fletcher. OF Florida. IN
an amendment 70 a pending hill
proposes that the burden OF proof
shall be placed upon all motor
drivers or owners 20 show that
damages or injury sustained by per-
sons lawfully upon the streets was
due solely 10 the negligence OF such
persons.
AuVUNEu lthQAuAAAh ny GtMaANN
McKellar. OF Tennessee. calling
upon the commissioners and heads
OF all bureaus for complete and de-
tailed information concerning the
use OF motor vehicles. the names OF
persons 20 whom they are assigned.
the cost OF the same, the cost OF
upkeep. number kept IN garages.
etc.
After returning 20 the Capitol
from a conference with Secretary
Hughes. Majority Leader Lodge an
nounced that he did not consider
the present time opportune for pas
sage OF the Robinson resolution pro-
vding for American representation
on the reparations commission. The
foreign relations committee did not
meet.
Banking committee prepared for
final redrafting OF rural credit bills
for report 20 the Senate. and de-
bate IS expected 20 begin the mid
die OF this week.
Evening journal., 1923-01-08
HEADS WILDWOOD
WILMINGTON LINE

WILDWOOD. n. J.. Jan. s.-A.
u. Snellbaker. Woodstown banker.
was elected president OF the Colonial
Power Company. a Delaware cor
poration. formed TO build a high-
speed electric railroad from Wild-
wood 20 Wilmington. Del. other
officers are; Vice president. War
rem d. Ham. Mayor OF West wild
wood: secretary. Mayor W. c. Smith,
Of wildwood. and treasurer. J. p. ID.
Dubois
Evening journal., 1923-01-08
Our Poets Corner
For Verses Written Specially for
The Evening Journal.
MOrdecai S. Plummer
BY MRS. LAURA V. sIDWELL.

Did you know our Warden Piummer
A citizen OF this town?
Well. he believed in helping up
A man. when he was down.
Il msttered not 20 him his creed,
His country or his race:
He was Just an erring brother.
For whom he would ask grace.
He knew that deep IN every heart,
There IS the spark divine;
And so he worked that in each soul
The light OF love might shine.
He gave 70 every sin-sick one.
Who came within his ken.
The hope that II they gave up sin.
They could be as other men.
He said. There was no cure for
crime.
But faith IN God and prayer"
That THE Gospel OF the Second
chance"
VIII save men from despair.
He had the courage 70 work out
The thought within MS mind;
That 10 a man though he had sinned,
You could be true and kind.
That n you but had faith IN him,
And 20 him would be Just.
He would deserve your confidence,
And not betray your trust.
Now God has taken him away.
We cannot know his plan;
But the work that he has started,
Must go on as best we can.
And the many men whom ne has
helped.
Along life's weary road;
Must stand for Truth and Right
eousness
To reap what he has sowed.
or all who 10 him honor paid,
There were none more sincere
Than the six who watched beside him
As he lay upon his bier.
They we're not all OF one color,
But their hearts oil beat the same;
In love and grief, for this their
friend.
Who had helped them IN iife's
game.
And as they bore him 10 the grave,
And 20 prison walls returned.
rhey proved the fact that he had
claimed.
The truth that he had learned.
Ie gained from life the highest Joy
As those who serve God can;
Ie Built his house beside the road"
And He was friend 20 man"
Evening journal., 1923-01-08
HARRISON \. HINKsoN DEAD.

Harrison y. Hinkson. aged S6,
died suddenly az his home near
Johnson's Corner. at i1.45 o'clock,
o'clock. Saturday morning. follow
ing an attack OF heart trouble Mr.
Hinleon. a well-known farmer. hav-
ing lived near Brandywine Sum
init campmeeting grounds, prao-
tically all his life. He r. survived
by two daughters. Mrs. Walter Tin
DAN. OF Lansdowne Pa. and Mrs.
Ellsworth Bullock. OF Cincinnati,
Ohio. Harry NJ. Hinkson. 1922
Monroe street this city. Is a nephew
OF the deceased.
Funeral services viii he held AZ
Sloan Methodist Episcopal Church
this afternoon at ? o'clock with In
terment IN tho adjoining cemetery.
Evening journal., 1923-01-08
ST. THOMAS GUILD MEETING.

Special TO The Evening Journal.
NEWARK, Jan. S.-The Guild OF
st. Thomas Episcopal Church will
hold its monthly meeting in the
parish house tonight. it having been
postponed from New Years night.
one Of the features will be a box
social. As these meetings are al
ways especially enjoyable to the
young people a large attendance IS
expected. The Serenader's Orches-
ira will furnish music.
Evening journal., 1923-01-08
HIrRT AS OARS HIT.

George Dobson, 231 South Union
street, received an ugly cash in the
back OF his head. and numerous
other passengers were thrown to
the floor. sustaining minor injuries.
when a trolley car OF the New Cas-
tie line. crashed into the rear OF a
West Fourth street car AZ Fourth
and Union streets. Saturday night.
shortly before midnight. The West
Fourth street car had the rear
smashed IN. the broken glass flying
over the passengers
Evening journal., 1923-01-08
FUNERAL OF p. J. oRUsudsH

The funeral OF Patrick Joseph
Crumlish. aged rs. who died at the
Homeopathic Hospital on Saturday.
viii be held from the residence OF
his daughter. Mrs. John J. Gilbride.
217 North Broome street, tomor-
row morning, with requiem mass in
St Paul's r. G. Church. Intermsnt
will he IN New Cathedral cemetery.
Evening journal., 1923-01-08

crat. OF North Carolina. introduced
a bill FOR the erection in Washing
ton OF a tribute 10 the faithful
colored mammies OF the south" as
gift from Jefferson Davis chap
ter. United Daughter OF the Con-
federacv.
Evening journal., 1923-01-08

Unless you see the name ''Bayer"
on package or on tablets you are not
getting the genuine Bayer product
prescribed by physicians over TWEEN
ty-two years and proved safe by
millions for colds. headache. tooth
ache. earache, neuralgia, lumbago,
neuritis. and for pain
Evening journal., 1923-01-08

in general. Accept only "Bayer"
package which contains proper d.
rections. Handy boxes Of twelve
tablets cost few cents. Druggists
also sell bottles OF "a and 100. As
pirin Is the trade mark OF Bayer
Manufacture Of Observation-Disclosures
Of SalicyMcactd.
Evening journal., 1923-01-08

Corded shirring was used on the
collar and hip band OF an evening
wrap OF white velvet.
Evening journal., 1923-01-08
RAxJAHTONE1

DISTRIBUTED BY N. q. DANFoRTH.
SOLD BY:
Francis E. Gallagher, 2oo4 Market
street; r.. S. klser, Fourth and Union
streets; star Pharmacy. Seventh and
Tatrall streets; Strayer's Drug Store,
2is W. Tenth street; W. E. Brown,
Newark. DelaWare Brlttinghan1's
Pharmacy. New Castle, DEL: Economy
Pa. & Naylor g. Rsnok, carney's Pt.,
N. J.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-05
PENsAMIENTO.

Es innegable que los grandes inven-
tcres son los menos benefciados Ell
sus invenciones. Por ejenlplo, el in
ventor del Cinemat6grafo, 81 NAL no
recordamos, fu6 un ciudadano frances,
que muri6 lltimamente en- la mayor mi
seria; y sin embargo, actual:nente hay
quienes Sc han hecho millonarios con
gil inversion, y otros cue han inverti-
dc cantidades fabulosas en- su invento,
Per ejemplo, ultimamente n casa de
caomont, de Paris, ha "flmado" una
obra muy importante, titulada El Hi
io del Filibustero", la cual Sc cal
cula que ha sido ia peucula francesa
mas costosa. su costo Sc calcula en- Ger
ca de 100000 de frances. Es.a peli-
crla seguramente sera exhibida muy
I,onto en- Puerto Rico. Advt.
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a PESAR DEL ACUERDO LA
HUELGA CONTINUA EN- Ell,
Il. RUHR

BERLIN, JUNO 4. Omitted press,
Dlicntras los trabaiadores. reunidos on
asamblea, acordaban volver a Gus Ia
bores, la huelga Sc extiendo nor el
Ruhr.
Los comunistas han impedido cue
patronos y obreros lIeguen a TN acuerdo
er Reoscheid.
Sc informa cue en- wupenertaI ba
estaI-ado un movimiento huelgrista.
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roso polvo antis6ptico, iibre de ingredientes
venenosos. Gargaras de AiU-COL, tibias o
c&iontes ai acostarse y levantarsc, son de
inestimahlo valor si bay obstruction en-
la nariz, II soluei6n debe aspirarsc de la
palma Qe Ia Gano o puede usar-se una
ducba nasal, cue hmpiara las cavldaGes y
facilitara II respiration natural ContinGe
este tratamiento sin interruption y NJ
tendra que temelie a Ia Influenza o epi-
demia5 de grippe y catarros.
Todo Doctor cue conoce el EIU-COL
TO recctara nunca otra cosa para Testa.
blecer las membranes mucosas dc Ia nariz
y earganta, Cuando estan en- conGici61
acatarrada.
Coneiga hoy mismo TN paquete y ten
gallo siempre q u lnauo. No aalmita su5tr
tut IS, pida Y odia AIU-COL.
/ e venta en- t0das las boticas ac-edita
THE 1IU-C0L COMPANY, Inc,
Buffalo. NJ u. =. U. A
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-05

THE FLEISCHMANN COMPANY,
Dept.~-.-,,70l Washington Street,
New York, N.
Sfrvanse enviarme gratis, el libreto "3he
New Found Value Of Fleischmann5 Yeas
in Building Health"
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-05
Sc TEME QUE LA LUCIA FIR
PO=HARMAN SEA NUEVA=
MENTE sUSPENDIDA

EABANA, JUNO 4 Omitted Press }
La lucha Firpo- -Harman, que fu6 sus
pendida aver debido la lluvia ha 81
do fijada para esta noche las once.
Las peleas preliminares daran prin-
cipio 3 las nueve.
Sc teme Que las luchas sean pospues
tas debido Ia Huvia, pues toda la
ciudad Sc encuentra cubierta de nu-
bes.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-05

greso hace referencia, y estimandolo de
verdadero inter6s, hemos solici5ado in
formes de otros extremes reiacionadosl
cor la actuaci6n del sr. Perez Loeaaa
en Puerto Rico, Ia situaci5u en- este
pgia de Ia colectividad espaIola la
posici6n espiritual del pueblo portorri-
queno hacia Espana.
Ell diario I'll Tmparcial'', que US
ted dirige, les organo de la colectivi-
dad espanola y defensor de nGestros in
teIeses comerciales?
No: FL Inparcial'' e5 IN perio
dico absolutamente portorriqueao, di-
go este porque, afortunadamente, los
intereses de aQuel pals y los intereses
espanoles son unos mismos.
Excepto la labor que 70 r9alizo, la
demas esta a cargo de perioaistas por-
toyriquenos, y entire elIos los cay de
todos los matices pollticos.
Con Ia colonia espanola, con Ia cual
70 puedo nj debo negar que naa sosten-
60 en- intino contacto de compenetra-
cl6n afecto, We con simpatia esta
o-ientacidn del peri6aico, y experiment
ta Ia satisfaction de no necesitar un
y9cero defensive ALI donde la Prensa
del pals, con muy coatadas axcepciones,
narcha unida en- Ia defensa ue la raza,
It la cue aran de la que Sc sienten
mas Orgulosos Que nunca. Y prueba
re esta iaentidad de sentimientos af-
ni2ades entire Puerto Rico = Espana
son los fervientes deseos de ;oquel hi
dalgo y valeroso pueblo de sontirse den
tlo de la hermandad de a Raza, concu-
rIIendo con pabe Ion propio 4 Ia Expo
aici6n H1spano-A Americana &c Sevilla,
para 10 que espera Sc le haga la opor-
tuna invitaci6n.
--oCual es la situaci6n de los espano-
les en- Puerto Rico?
-Por desdicha, en- medic de tanta
Ic0nsoladora manifestation de confra-
telnidad, cue Sc manifesto en- todos los
aspectos, no deja de sentirse tendencias
Lost1les a Ia supervivencia ,le la coIec-
tividad espanola en- Puerto Rico, no por
psrte Gle los naturales, cue. como an
tss die, viven en- perfecta cordiaIidad
coI nosotros, sino por parte de algunas
de las autoridades americanas que des-
de los organisrnos netamente federales
obstacuhzan Ell ingreso de los n~evos y
recesarios elementos de renovation es
ranoles en- Ell pals, llegando en- su Sc
veridad hegar a los espanoles ALI re
aidentes deSde fecha anterior al cam
bio de soberanfa Ell derecho del domici-
Go garantizado por ell Tratado de Pa
ris, 81 al salir de Puerto Rico perma-
reoen mas de sats mese8 fueca de la
1sIa.
Con respecto al iegitimo deracho que
los hijos de espailoles tienea seguir
ostentando la nacionaidad de sus pa
dre5 Sc viene sosten1endo per las auto
r.dades federales la peregriaa teoria de
quo en- tanto nc han culnplido los vein
riinl amos son anericanos, ' soIamente
81 Hegar a esa edad pueden racer Ia
declaration jurada de que desean optar
por la ciudadania paterna.
No debera interpretarse estas mani
festaciones NADIA mas que como una JUS
ia reclamation de nuestro derecho. no
como hostilidad hacia una gran nacion, !
1Ue hoy es amiga dc EspaIa, cuya
amlstad, siempre quo Sc mantenga on
}lanos iguales, debemos desa3r cultivar
v afrmar
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TREMENDO CH0QUE
ENTIRE DOS BARCOS

BELFAST, JUNO 4. Omitted Press)
Ell buque americana "Daiham' cho-
co con ell ingles Graphic, y6ndose es-
ta uitimo pique.
@oda la dotaci6n logr6 salvarse pot
r1edio de salvavidas, siendo iuego re-
cogidas por ell barco Duke of Con-
naught''.
Nc hubo p6rdidas de vida.
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zAPAT'ER0S {
BuGn2 Oportu0idad

Sc solicita, maestro prepacador y
cortador que tenga experiencia ell Ell
ofcio Que pueda cOrtar preparar
desde una chancleta hasta ell corte mas
fno y de moda.
Sc solicita, maestro 7apatero Que sea
entendido en- el manejo dc maquinas
Lands No. 10 que conozca su me
canismo.
Sc solicitan, zapateros dc oxperiencia
eli ell ofcio, quienes puedan trabajar en-
cualquier clase de zapatos, sean fnos
ordinarios.
Tendran trabajo permanente Y bue-
nos salaries, pudi6ndose convent ira
bajar va por dia como por area.
Para mayores detalles, escriba La
FavOrita del Campo, zapate1la de Ma
nuel Morales suarez, P. o. Box 81,
Comerio, P. r. dvt
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1923-05-23
Afternoon Tea For
Mlss NARY Bnrch

Mrs. G. K Clements. OF Thompson
street. is giving an afternoon tea To-
day Ia honor Of Miss Mary Burch
Girls Work Secretary of the Y. ". G
A, who has resigned her present posi-
ton and will leave on July to take
mp settlement work in New York.
Miss Burch's going is deeply regret
ted by all persons IN town and county
who are interested in the work OF the
~" as II will be hard to find another
secretary who viii bring the same zeal
and ability 10 the work that Miss
Burch has shown. She has been a
fine executive in all the numerous
lines Of girls activities that the "Y'
undertakes. Her success in manag-
ing dramatics. pagoants and musical
affairs being oqualled by her skill with
The girls handiwork classes.
Mrs Clements guests this after
noon include the members of the
board Of the "Y" the town and county
members Of the girls work committee.
OF which Mrs. Clements is chairman.
and number of personal friends OF
Miss Burch. The hostess will be as
sisted by Mrs. Earl Thomson. Mrs.
Paul J Kiefer. Mrs. ". J. King. Mrs
Henry Rawlins and Mrs. George
Beneze.
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Social and Personal
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Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1923-05-23
To Attend War
College Graduation

The Secretary of the Navy. Edwin
DENLY. viii leave for Newport. r. l..
tomorrow TO attend the graduation
exercises and address the ranking Of
fcers at the Naval War College.
Secretary DENLY will be the guest
of Rear-Admiral Clarence s Williams,
president of the War College. and Mrs.
Williams. who viii entertain at lunch
con in his honor Friday afternoon and
a dinner Friday evening
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1923-05-23
Meeting OF 1918
Bridge Club

The 1913 Bridge Club met yesier-
day afternoon at the residence Of Mrs
Gordon Rowe. 5 Oklahoma Terrace
The club viii hold IFS last meeting OF
The season on May %. when the mem
hers and their husbands will be enter
tanned at an evening party by Lieuten-
ant and Mrs Edward D. walbridgo. OF
Cumberland Court