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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-20

JOSEF KUBA POSTkELIL MANzELKU. IA
PALIL OBYDL1A PAX Sc US1fRTIL.

Menomnee, Mich, 18. bfezna. (Postovnf zpraya) -
Ma venkove bliz Hermansvie udaa taged rodi-
me- nz pan Marie Kubova byla svym cokm postreena
tszce zransna nacez pachate zaloz pozar obydl
zapeti to spacha samovrazdu, vehnav druhou
volverovou kuli do hlavy.
Neni zadna pochybnost BE pachatel dopus hrozne-
ho sveho cinu navau choromysnos Josef Kuba by po-
vsemozne uslova eho naladu zpfemnt pokusy y Sc
darby tragedie nasledovala Kuba postfel cho po
malichernem nedorozum9n hned dome nekolika
mstech oheh zaloz Nez ale plameny mohly celou
budov rozsifit sousede jail hasi rovn9z poranenou
kraanku vynes bezpec nacez dopravena bya do
mocnice.
Mez tim sousede pokouseh Sc zachr6neni residence
Kuba spachal samorazdu eho pozdsatky pozd9 byy OBJ
eveny Dunn by totz xachran6n pozar ami sta
ven nezachvatl Josef Kuba cal SO rokn plat pred tim
mrneho muze jeho rodina 9sa rovnsz dobe pove-
sti zdejsim m6stecku jeho okoli.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-20

Paffz, 10. bfezna. - Pre-
mier Poincare oddechl 81 z hlu
boka, kdyz sen&t schvalil vlad
nj berni program Isl proti %
hlasdm vcera. Ia okolnost, ze
radikalov6 zdrzeli Sc hlasova-
nj, nepdsobila premierovi vel
kych starosti 49, hlavni vecf je,
ze pfedloha proSla proti te nej
ostfejM oposici. jake bylo Poin
careovi teliti cd nastoupeni
vlady. Rovn4z frank odhlaso-
val premieroW projev, ddv9ry,
nebot' stoupl na 1892 ga dol
lar 8 2s pied nSkolika. .dny.
Rostaveni premierovo- je .nyni
zabezpetsHo ~ do kv<tno-
vtch, volsb. sses-.p y
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-20
VElkY NAjEzD ma PITTSBURGH.
PlNcnoT0vA PRoHIBltNl ARMADA
VTRHLA DO "M0KREH0" MfSTA.
STA SUDU PIVA A SILNYCH LIHOVIN IA
BAVENO HOSTINCfCH.

Pittsburgh, 49, bTezna. Statn poce sle osmdesatl
muzu opatena zatykac soudnim rozkazy donovni
hidku vrha do Psburghu vcera zabava mnoho set SUI
praveho piva veke mnozstv whisky, jaovcove mln
sajnu' 21 hosnskych mistnostech nichz vykonaa ma
vStevu.
Dnes pax zfzenc Pinchota roznaseli soudn
rozkazy 600 hostincch, nchz nafizuje majelbm
t9chze odsran mistnost vsechno by pfpominalo ne
kdeSi saloon Museji byti odstraneny vsechny naevn
putty arcadia, stoy ad. oknech v0bec nikde ma bu
dove nesm byti nazev saloon" Nebudei tomuo rozkazu
vyhoveno budou podniknuty kroky aby vsechny msnos
prohlaseny byly soudne "a 'neresti' zavfeny.
Ones vsechno vak nasvedcuje re ptsburst hostins
budou tohoto rozkazu mic vice dba nez ech koegove
Phadeph, kde rovnez pred n6jakym casem podobny ma
Jed proveden.
Najezdy zahajeny byly sOucasne hod. odpOledne
chystane navsteve vGde pedem enom w. Wright osob
priruci sef ztotoznovaci ve pro satn polc vybrany
odd statnich pocd vysetrovateld kteri zde kupova IL
hovny poslednich dnech ably zska svedect proti pre-
stupnikIm zakona.
Nejenom hostncich vykonany navstevy ale tez e-
karnach cukrovinkovych grocernich obchodech
Dnes kazdy 600 hostinci meste obdrze uvedome-
nj ably vyhov6l do vseh podrobnos satnmu zakonu Ty
ka to mstnost kde prodavano jest enom near beer
Ia pouha okonost kdyz oknech neb kdeko budo-
We nazev saloon je dIvodem jei prohla
zavfen prohasi pravn zastupce guverne
r0v.
Guverner Pinchot vydal prohaSeni nemz vysvetlne,
pohnulo ej narzen najezdu Pravi, ze Pitsburghu
codlo ako sarch cash. ako by ami nebylo osmnace
no dodatku stave Volsteadova zakona Pivo hovny
byy pry vefne prodvany koro vsech hostincch Gu
werner zada vsechny dobre obcany ably by npomocn
vymahan zakona
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-20
BYVALY KORUNNf PRIMO
OBCHODNfKEM.

Londyn, 19. brezna. - z
Berlina Sc oznamuje, re byva-
II nemecky korunni prime Be-
drich Vilem, jehoz finance pry
nasledkem poklesu nemecke
marky Sc octly v neutesenem
stavu, obdrzel cd nemecke via
dy dovoleni, aby zaridil 81 v
Berline obchod s hospodarsky-
mi stroll. Obchod ten. jak sc
udava, test Sc velike prosperi-
t6,s jezto vsichni nemecti agral
nici jsou zavilymi monarchisty
a tudiz ochotne kupuji sve po
tfebyfod- 'scisafskeho" cbclASGl,
nika.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-20
BOHATA LEKAkKA IA
VRAzDENA.,

Kansas City, Mo-, 10. brez-
ma. - DR.. Zoe Wilkinsova,
rozvedena zena zesnuleho Tho
masa w. Cunninghama, ban
kere 2 Joplin, byla nalezena
zavrazd9na ma podlaze sveho
bytu dnes rano. Vsechno ma
sv9dcovalo, lie svedla zoufaly
zapas O zachranSni sv6ho Ii
vota. sotysovy Sat, ktery ma
|sob9 m6la, bjfl rozedran = Y
krkh m91a sirok] fez . rovn9z
ma tele. Vsechny police, "a
suvky a skfine byly prohleda-
ny jejich obsah vyhazen, ale
cenne predmety zdstaly net
knuty, z Gehoz Sc soudi, ze
pachatelim Sc jednalo zmoc
n9ni Sc n6jakych listin. Souse-
de pravi, ze DR.. Wilkinsov&
mela nav$t9vy Ia vsech hodin
nocnich, Zen, ktere pfijizd6ly
" uzavrenych automobilech, O.
dene v drahych kozesinach.
DR.. Wilkinsov& byla velmi bo-
hatou. Svym ghatkem s Cum
|ninghamem, jenz byl II rok
star, ziskala pres 100000 q
pred tim byla provd6na ety.
fikrate.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-20
"DvE DOBRk PkicINY'.

New York, 10. brezna. -
Bradford Locke, banker, povo-
lany k porotni sluzbe We vra-
zednem procesu, mel. dive do
bre pffciny, jez mu poslouzily
jako duvody k zbavenf Sc one
povinnosti. Locke
podal toti5 soudci Mancussovl
telegram Cd pi. Locke-ove
"Pfijed' lined. Dvojtata." 49,
"Dv9 velmi dobre pnciny," u
jistil soudce Locke-a. "Jste O.
mluven."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-20
JANSEN SAM ZAVRAzOlL
f MANzELKU.

Denver, Col, 19. brezna.-
Fred Jansen, kostelnik, jenz
tvrdil, re zjednal 81 jisteho Me
xik&na, aby zavrazdil jeho
n1anzelku, jejiz telo nalezeno
v kufru v Ogden, Utah, primal
Sc po dlouh6m vyslechu ma po-
licii, ze zlocin sam spachal.
Tvrdi vsak, ze I'll v neustalem
strachu o zivot a ze zena ne
kolikr&t vyhrozovala mu zabi-
tim. "Musil jsem to udelati,
.neb ona by byla zabila mne,"
lravil.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-20
"A 500, 600 kLENOTu
ULOUPENO.

Detroit, 19. brexna. - Tfi
.bandite pfepadh obchod Bos-
ton Refiners, velkoobchodnikI
8 klenoty vcera veter a zmoc-
Mill Sc kofisti odhAdovane cd
$4,000 do $100,O00. .Maxem
Lipsitzel1, jednim. q Hend fir
my. Ttz byl " obchode sam,
kdyz tam vesli til mud vcera,
svazali jsj q loupex sp&chali.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-20
LAF0LLETTE PRED J0HNS0NEM.
COOLIDGE MA vSAK vELKOU vET$INU
VPREDVOLBACH " SEW. DAKOTE

Fargo, N. d., 19. bfeZna - Schvalenl Cavna Coohnge
pro repubkanskou nomnaci pr 1ternch stat
Mich predvobach zdalo by zaseno die nefenich W.
sledku oznamenych az do dnesniho vecera.
DIE zprav, jez dosy 1217 voebnich precinktu 2O58
state president zska 5000 vetsiny LaFolette poskoc
nekolk hlasa pred Hrama Johnsona Kazdy jednovy o.
by zaoupen echto precnktech jez odevzday 37287
hasu presdentov porovnani 22,283 pro LaFoeta 22,
272 pro ohnsona Je pravdepodobno re vena presdeno
bude snzena az dodou zpravy vsech venkovskych
precnkti, nicmene vsak e zcea sto ze Coolidge bude
n6kok tisic hasd pred svym nejbzsm soupeem. pre-
cnktech nchz zpravy dosy byo vrzeno 81S42 republic
kanskych hlasi vezmou mefitko volby 1922,
precnkech nchz zpavy este nedosy nebyo vrzeno vice
ret 10000 hlasI. ...saH
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-20
PLANOVACf KOMlSE POHO-
kELA We FINANcNfM
VYBORU.

Financnimu vyboru mestsk&
rady predlozena byla zadost
clevelandske planovaci komise
o prispevek $4,000 ma jiste
predbezne prace. Radni j., D.
Marshall postavil sc rozhodn4
proti kazdemu podobnemu w.
dani, aspon po dobu, dokud ko
mise n6jakym skntecnym ci-
mem nedokaze prosp9snost sve
no pusobeni. Naproti tomu ra-
dni McGinty, ienz, ie sclenem
vyboru komise, nehodil nikte
rak flintu do zita. ale slibil,
ze "boi bude Z dobojov&n v
mestske rad9 same. Ia dalsiho
jednani ale povolil vybor, die
zadosti radnf Marie Wingove
penize ma zrizeni zensk6 sa-
policejnf dfadovny.
Naklad sice byl schvalen, ale
nepovedomo. kde bude rnozno
penize opatfiti. I Oba navrhy
vvvolaii v pffstf sch1zi NEST
ske radv zajist6 pohnuteisi de
batv, tax ze radnitnf "cirkus"
bude snad jeStE zaiimav9jsf
nezli byl pond9M minuleho. :.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-20
BRYAN DAL BY 81 PRf kfcI.
PRAVf VSAK, zE PRAL BY ST MLADStHO
YUDCE Y CELE STRANY

Omaha, Neb. II. brezna. = William jennings Bryan
jenz oznam zde dnes ze nen kanddatem presidentstv
nJbrz pree ST. ably mladA muz poavl cello demokra
strany dodal ze jenom kdyby sana nemohla naji
nkoho neho uvazoval by voupenf do presidenkeho "a
pasu" prpad9 takovem povazova by to svo povin-
most.
Kdyz by tazan, soud tom, ze okahomsky snem jej
odporuc jake predentskeho kandidata Bryan odpov6d6
ze o tom neslyse, ale ze jej to test. i,
"Takove uznan bazi po tTiceti etech poticke cnno-
sti" pravi Bryan "avsak ia nejsem kanddate pfe si
aby by nominovan mads muz jenz by ucinil ia
1896 sice ably uja vidcovsv strany ved BOZ az
dosazeni vltszstvi." t.s.
Bryan pfedpovda ze demokraticka srana etos zvtEzi
ale ze jeff kandidat must byti "pokrokovy. suchy"
Pan Bryan jako minulych letech, ssjel do Lincoln,
aby tam zravl sve narozeniny 64t< " eho byvsl@m
move dostao velke pocy vefen6 sch6z dnss ve4
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-20
LODNfCl z ORDUNY OBJ.
zALOVANI.
New York. 19. bfezna.

New York, 19. bfezna. -
Til clenov6 muzstva parniku
Orduny cd Royal Mail Line,
jenz byl zabaven celnimi L.
fedniky IL. brezna q pozdeji
propulsion pod zarukou ST.
100000, byli obzalovani wee
ra velkou porotou. Jsou vine
nj pasovani opiatd do Spoje-
nych StatI.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-20
VZDUSNA LIME BERLIN.
PRAHA-VfDEN.

Berlin, 10. kv6tna. - Aero
Lloyd zahajil pravidelnou
vzdusnou dopravu ma linii Ber
in-Praha- Widen, k niz konany
byly dalekosahle pripravy jiz
cd delSi DOLBY.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-20
UkEDNfCI MA STAVCE..

Lisabon, Portugalsko, 10.
brezna. - Vseobecna stavka
byla zde dnes prohlaSena We
reinymi lredniky. Stalo Sc to,
kdyz vlada odmitla jejich po.
zadavek O zvyseni sluzneho.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-20

byl ohen cas- zpozorovau. tax
ze Sc vsem podafilo uniknouti
nebezpeci. Pozarem episode
ma skoda odhadovana jest ma
$4,000.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-20
meme PosLANct vE FRANclI.

Parz, 19. bfezna Snemovna poslanecka prijala dnes
pfedlohu urcucf 584 potet cenu sn6movny
voleni kvetnovych vobach. Pritomne 626
clenI.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-20

Chester Ninth Garage, 943
Chester ave-, vypukl We sire
du Y noci polar, jenz nemalo
pod3sil asi 800 n6vstevnikd,
niezi ninliz bylo Is 25 Q zavod
koulejicrh dfvek. Ma stesti
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-20

VELKY P0zAR " KUzELNE.
v kuze1h&ch Erie ma dvou,
|nejvysSich patrech budovy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-25
To Open Campaign
for 40-Mill Tax

c. II shields. tax expert. was 10
deliver the keynote address. opening
q statewide campaign Tor Initiative
No. 2o-the io-mill tax limit hill-at
Seattle Real Estate board public
meeting az the Hotel Butler grill
Thursday noon.
Frank b, Poor Was 10 speak on
Why I Am a Member % the Seattle
Real Estate Board, following
shields address. according 20 The
board president. John r. Adams.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-25
Dope User Caught
in the Act, Held

Caught IN the act of oooling and
smoking a ~plll" of opium. accord.
ms 20 federal narcotic officers Louie
kwonF, young Chinese. was held boz
iail today,
An alleged admission that he Is
not natiNr-norn American may re-
suit Ia his deportation under the
federal drug import and export act.
according 90 Agent Harry William
son, Ia charge.
Williamson. with Agents w .
Patterson and Irvlng nrown. arrest.
cd the man Ia hotel at Ffth ave-
and king 81 and seiscd complete
smoking layout.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-25
Biggest Family to
Get Prize at Fair

The mother with tho largest fam
rs % girls al tho Western Wash
lnEton fair az Puyallup, September
20 to- October 5. viii be given a
fun set OF handmade. fast color
garments Tor her flock and herself
Tho prize il offered by Macpougall-
southwick store Of Seattle.
Tho only requirements arc that
the mother must bring tho family
20 tho fair some time during the
week. only girls under rs years
viii be counted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-25
Seek Bids for Huge
Pier at Bremerton

BREMERToS. sept 35s-Bids Tor
"a hugc Si.29o.O 900 fi,ting out pier for
the navy yard here will be asked
In November. Detailed plans arc to
be forwarded October / 10 the naval
bureau of yards and docks az wash
ington.
Congress has already appropriated
$3.50. 900 for this project and the ro-
mainder Is expected AZ the next
session. Tho pier viii b. 1900 feet
long and viii be similar 20 the one
at the Philadelphia yard, the longest
in the world
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-25
Out Go B[ouses!

Blouses, originally S345, reduced to S1.73
II Blouses, originally 1895, reduced to S1.9S
16 Blouses, originally S5.95, reduced to S2.SS
Blouses, originally S7.95, reduced to S3.9S
- Blouses, originally $685. reduced TO SS.22
10 Blouses, originally Sl295, reduced to S9.72
Blouses, originally $500, reduced to S11.25
Extra Size Bouses Reduced
Blouses, originally Ss.95. reduced to S5.67
3 Blouses, originally S10.95, reduced to $50
8 Blouses, originally Sl295, reduced to SS.64
Is Bouses. originally $500, reduced to $1,000
Second Foor-Thc Bon Marche
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-25
Finish Maryland
About October 10

The q. 8 drcadaaught Mary land
undergoing repairs and oyerhsuling
az Pier s-B az tho iiremerton navy
yard viii h. completed about oc-
tobcr 10. according 20 an informa-
ton bulletin published BY tho COM
mandant's office today
The Mississippi VIII arrive az the
yard about September 20 with the
a. s. 4 prrcivaL
Tho bulletin shows ~ vessels
dockcd AZ the yard and nine others
out % commission az piers and the
sea wall.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-25
State Insurance
Heads Promoted

OLYMPIA. Sept. za.-John W
Gordon succeeds c. l.. Snuff as 81.
pcrvisor OF the division Of Industrial
Insurance. He was appointed yestcr
day following the naming Of shuff
ls director Of the department BY Gov
Louis Hart.
Gordon has been a departmental
claim agents since 1890. Ho win be-
succeeded by r. Z. Franklin Of Sc.
attic
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-25

Miss Van SAINT
has been study
ing at Novikofrs
hool since the
dancing master
came here last
spring she Is
one Of the many
p "A pals nov
studying under
him
The recital
Friday night will
he the first Noyi-
koff has given
since tho open
ing q his school
here Nosikoff
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-25
Women's Skirts Greatly Reduced

% Rohanara and Crepe Skirts originally SIS reduced to $500
"a Wrap Novelty Silk Skirts originally 1885, reduced to $500
5 Roshanara Skirts originally 1915 reduced to $500
Novelty Silk Skirts originally $3.50, reduced to $500
"a Silk Skirts originally S495 and $685., reduced to $780,
"a Silk Skirts originally $685., reduced to $500.
Plaid Wool Skirts, originally $685. reduced to S100
5 Silk Skirts originally $495 and $685. reduced to S1O0
lain Bo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-25
Here's Clearance Neckwear Csc

Useful lengths for lingerie.
trimmings and fancy work. In
plain colors and novelty effects.
From Il. TO 5inch widths.
,o Bon Mnrche
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-25
Baby Wearables
Greatly Reduced

~ Dainty Sweaters. originally
ii.95 10 1850. reduced One.
Third.
% Ss.e5 Sweaters. reduced to
S2.22.
ISL Blue Raincapes, lined with
plaids: originally Csc to il.2s;
reduced 10 zoe.
q Hand. Made Knitted Hats and
Caps. originally $3.50 TO t3.e5.
reduced TO s1.0S and S2.07.
The Bon Marchc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-25
SHE WILL DANCE
To Assist Noyikoti Before
WOman'S University Club

Agnes Jane Van SAINT pupil Of
Ivan NoYkofG will assist her in-
siructor In a dance recital az the
Woman's University club Friday
srptembrr Cd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-25
wIIIIE's GAIN

did the kiss granted you last
night mean anything 10 your
II meant doiiah. Little Willie
saw us."-Judse.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-25

promises 90 mako Seattle the home
- one OF the foremost Russian
ballet dancing schools in the coun,
try
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-25
Garment Section Offers Big Reductions
Brassieres and Girdles Half Price

regulation styles Half Price
Meride F1uffs ANDY net ruffe Half Price.
Combn Fomu Bands and Fomi Grd fancy ph
and broche combination styles Half pn
secondT1 oo-Thc
The Washington times., 1924-12-18

ceiving this afternoon from 4 to 6
o'clock at their residence at. 1910
Connecticut avenue. Assisting her
are Mrs. ThoTnasa n Bayard, wife Of
Senator Bayard of Delaware. Mrs.
David A. Reed. wife of Senator Reed
of Pennsylvania, and Mrs. Francis
White, wife of the Chief Of the Latin
American Division of the State De-
partment.
The Commissioner of Internal
Revenue and Mrs. David Blair win
entertain a company of seventy at
dinner this evening at the Congress.
siopal Country Club in compliment
to Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Blair,
OF Winston Salem, N. c., brother
and sister-in-law Of the host, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cannon, Of
Concord, N. c., brother and sister
in-laW or the hostess, who are visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Blair at Wardman
Park Hotel for a few days.
Mrs. Blair entertained about the
same number of guests at luncheon
today at the Congressional Country
Club in compliment to Mrs. John
Walker Holcombe, who is sailing
shortly for g. trip around the world.
X \
Mr.. and Mrs. McCeney Werlich
will be hosts to company of
eighteen young people at dinner
this evening in compliment to
Miss Helen Marye, debutante
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. George
T. Marye. The dinner will be
given in the home of Mrs. Wer-
lich's mother, Mrs. Robert Hinck.
ley, on Sixteenth street. -
The military attache Of the Brit
ish embassy, Colonel Charlton, and
Mrs. Charlton win entertain at din.
ner this evening in honor OF Miss
Lindon Smith, who has come to
pass a few days with them from
her home in Boston.
The Washington times., 1924-12-18
JEAN ELIOT's GOSSIP OF SOCIETY
Ar M Y DANCE
TO BE GAY
EVENT
Many Dinners Will Pre-
cede Party at
Willard

The first Of a series Of Army
dances viii take place this evening
in the ballroom OF thh New Willard
and apparently all Of the army
contingent In and near Washing
ton will be present The dance is
in honor Of the chief Of staff, Cen
erals John L. Hines, and Mrs Hines,
who will head the receivlng line.
Others in the receiving line viii be
and Mrs. Merritt w. ireland, wife
Of General Ireland.
Preceding the dance there will
be a large number Of dinner par
ties entertained. Perhaps the most
important one will be that OF Colonel
and Mrs. Herman Glade. who will
be hosts to a company Of thirty
four in honor of General and Mrs.
Hines. Others who are entertain.
ing at the Willard before the dance
are: General and Mrs. Merritt w.
Ireland. who will have q company
OF thirty; General and Mrs. Richard
G. Marchall. General and Mrs.. w.
w. Hart, General and Mrs. Frank
w. Coe, Colonel and Mrs. Frank
Jewell, Colonel and Mrs. g. r. Bait
zell. Colonel and Mrs. H.. B. FeEgu-
son, Colonel and Mrs. G. G. Ham.
mond. Colonel and Mrs. j. B.
Mitchell. Colonel and Mrs. f.. v.
Bookmiller, Colonel and Mrs. Will
liam Elliott. Major and Mrs. j. r..
Coupal and Major and Mrs. J. q.
Monroe.
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and they have been staying at
Wardman Park Hotel through the
autumn months.
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Edouardo Recedo. first secretary
OF the Argentine embassy, and
Mime. Racedo have returned to
Washington after passing three
weeks travelling In the Middle West
and making q short visit In Chi
cago.
Miss Phyllis Snyder Is visiting
her uncle and aunt, Doctor and
Mrs. Arthur Snyder, and will be
with them until after Christmas.
Mrs. Davis Ireland has rendered
the Club Chantecier for the small
dance she is giving on Christmas
Eve for her debutante daughter.
Miss Louise Ireland. There viii be
some 126 guests.
~
Surgeon General and Mrs. Mer.
rit w. Ireland will be hosts at 4
tea.dance at Rauscher's on De
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the Teapot Dome flare-up, Attorney
General Daugherty has given place
to Attorney General Stone, while
Edwin Denby's place as Secretary;
Of the Navy is filled by Secretary
Wilbur.
The Secretary of Labor and Mrs.
Davis will be absentees at the
Cabinet dinner, but for a happier
reason, being not yet "Of return =
from trip to South America.
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EMBASSY LUNCHEON
FOR BELGIAN CONSUL.
The Ambassador OF Belgium and
Baroness de Cartier entertained ut
luncheon at the embassy yesterday
for James Gustavus White1ey, Bel
gfan consul general in Baltimore,
who received short time ago the
cross of Chevalier of the Order of
Leopold.
Emile Daeschner, who will suc-
coed M. Jusserand as Ambassador
of France to the United States, will
sail.for this country on January 20.
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The Lithuanian Minister and
Nine. Bizauskiene will entertain at
dinner this evening at the legation
on Sixteenth street. Among their
guests will be the Bulgarian Min
lister and Nine. Panaretoff and the
Czechoslovak minister, Doctor
Chvalkovsky.
Mrs. William Cabeil Bruce, wife
of Senator Bruce of Maryland is re-
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cember 81, in compliment TO the
officers Of the medical department
Of the army.
Colonel Jennings G. Wise and
Colonel Henry w. Anderson will be
joint hosts to q small company
at dinner this evening in their
apartment on II street.
Mrs. William Hard win entertain
at bridge on the afternoon OF
January 3, In compliment to Miss
Caroline Swift.
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Thomas Church. He win Be as
sisted by the Reverend DIR. q.
Ernest Smith. rector OF the church.
Bishop Lloyd y q cousin Of the late
Mrs. cuno Rudolph, wife Of
Commissioner Rudolph, rwho 10
visiting In New York, win return
to Washington early next week.
Miss Cecil Lester Jones win be
hostess at bridge on January 5,
for Miss Anne Covington.
Brigadier General and Mrs. will
liam Crozier. who expect to spend
the next year in the Orient, will
leave Washington for Vancouver on
Saturday and are sailing on Jam
uary on the Empress OF Austria
la. They will go first TO Shanghai
for q visit and expect to be in
Picking for TIE greater part 81
the winter. Their house IN Massa.
chusetts avenue is leased to Con-
gresham and Mrs. Richard AIdrich
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TO HAVE CHRISTMAS
HOUSE PARTY.

Mr.. and Mrs. William Leon
Graves. OF Paris, win be guests for
Christmas OF Mrs. Charles Boughton
Wood. Their son-in-law and daugh.
ter, Major and Mrs. Robert Goetz,
are in Washington for the winner,
Major Goetz having been. detailed
to duty here, and have taken a
house at 1922 Bancroft place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Graves and Major