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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-04-08
A SZenatuSi

sitas javasatra vonatkozo hallgatasokat ameyek
cl6zk inden torvenyjavaslanak kongresszs ele valo
benyujtasat khagaasok kozben Reed szenator marls
szembe szalta tervezet modosassal, melyet remeny-
kedye var amy csadjao eszakitott idegen es pol
gar egyarant.
Hogy megertsk Reed szenator ellenvetesenek lenye-
get, islnGteniink ke Wadsworth javasla cejait. Ez
javasla be akarja engedn kvoan feul amerikai pol
garok eso papirral bro idegenek szeit, mig pol
garok es degenek gyermekere nezve korhaar akarJa
emeln 18 evro 21 elenleg torveny aapjan csak
polgarok feesege es kskoru tehat Is even au gyere
kei johetnek be kvoan fell Egyedl ezeket szamt
jak fel eto orszag kyotaanak terhere, ahonnan k
yandoroltak.
szenatusi bizottsag kihallgatta torvey jayaslat
famogato es khagatas soran tortent, hogy Reed
1lator kovetkezo szavakban fakadt XII:
- Mem fog jora vezetn, la humanizmus neveben
konnyten kezdjiik bevandorlasi talnakat. Ha been
gedik apakat 6s anyaka epp oily ekesszoass lehet
sikra kelna estverek erdekeben is estverek uan jon
1ek maid voegenyek, aztan testverek gyermekei es
gy tovabb Ez egy oyan hosszu lane amnek mines vege
Mindenki t1dja, hogy jelenlegi bevandorlasi tia
1om nemcsak idegeneket de polgarokat is sujja,
inert akossagnak ksebbk felet teszk k lit szietett
polgarok, Xix mar annyira elszakadtak mask vagresz
t6 hogy egyetlen hozzatartoz6uk sncs odaat Nagyon
eok amerka pogarnak elnek szlei regi yiagreszben
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-04-08
A TENGEREN INNEN
A TENGEREN TUL
(Folytatas az 1-so oldalr6l.l

nagy, az 0r6m, a boldogsag.
Feltizenkettokor hatalmas bu-
gassal sz6lal meg a hajokiirt, la
togat6knak, a kiseroknek ell kell
hagyni a haj6 fedelzetet. Lassan
kezdik bevonni hidakat pont-
ban tizenket 6rakor utjara indul a
u. S. LINE hatalmas tenger oria-
sa, a Leyiathan. A Pier-en ezer-
nyi ember all. Hangzavar, kiaba-
las, siras, cs6kdobalas, zsebkendo
lobogtatas. Melt6sagteljes lassu-
saggal, szinte eszrevetlen csend-
ben sell a vizet Leviathan.
Lassan-l -lassan tovatiinnek par
tok, Pier-en allo embertomegek
kis, alig kivehetetlen atomma OIL
vad. Akik a haj6n maradtak,
most mar szabad folyast enged-
mex 6rzelmeiknek, folyik a siras-
rivas, pedig csak Eovid latogato-
ba indul az utasok legnagyobb re-
sze.
A valas fajdalmas erzeseit ha-
mar elnyomja az ebedre hiv6
gong, mindenki az ebedlobe tart
Az embert valosaggal meglepi a
Leviathan pompas berendezese
Gyorsan elhelyezkediink, nagysze-
rii kiszolgalas, fejcdelmi ebed.
Ebedutan atmelgyek a harmadik
osztalyon utazo magyarokhoz, lit
annyi sokan vannak, hogy ket-
szerre ebedlelnek, ha vegzett az ell
So csoport, takkor i'll asztalhoz a
.masodik. Pompas fehGr abrosszal
teritett asztalok, kenyelmes ka-
rosszekek az ebedloben, 'dus va
laszteku etlap. Albany magyart
csak megkerdeztem, mindegyik el
van ragadtatva az ebedtol. Az
egyik hitetlen Tamas azonban
megjegyzi: s'Uj sepro, j6l seper.
Eb6d utan vagy a fedelzetre, vagy
"a dohanyzoba, tarsalg6ba vonul a
magyarsag, folyik toyabb az is
merkedes. Kisebb b-nagyobb ma
igyar csoportok alaklllnak XII. Las
san-lassan en- is megismerkedem
mindegyikkel.
Albany magyar, annyi erdekes
elett0rtenet. Nemelyik felvehetnt
a versenyt barmelylk regennyel
Az elet nagyon sokszor a legna-
gyobb regenyir6. Magyarok Anne
rika minden videkerol, az egyik
San Franciscobol indul haza hu-
szonhat ev utan eloszor, hogyl ro-
konait meglatogassa, a mask ha
rom eve hogy kijutott, de most
asszonyaval s ot apro gyermeke'
vel haMfele tart, banyaszeletet
mem kedveli eletparja, meg eyer
meksereg, hazaviszi oket, hogy
viss1aterjen S folytassa verejte.
kes kenyerkeresetet. Els ICY to
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-04-08

vabb, az ut alatt egy egesz konyv
tarra val0 elet-regenyt hallgattam
vegig - diohejban. Eek koziil
egynehany igazan 6rdemes meg
0r0kitesre, maid ezekre is sor ke-
riil.
Haionk k0zben halad, lassan-las
san eltiinedeznek egyes utasok. A
gyengebbeken erot vesz a tengeri
betegseg. A halaknak ma dus ara
tasuk lesz...
Este hatkor vacsorahoz szolit a
gong, most mar elrendezve uliink.
A Yacsora, pompasabb meg mint
az ebed. Egy azonban bizonyps,
'asztalhoz mem i'll az utasok mind
egyike mar, mivel sokan mem XII
vanjak az etelt!
Szinte eszrevetleniil belefutltnk
a s0t6tsegbe, a nagy hajon kigyul
a szamtalan villanylampa, tor6des,
faradtsag er0 vesz mindenkin.
Elobb a fedelzetck neptelened-
mex ell, azutan tarsalgo, dohany
10 lesz csendes. Mindenki nyuga-
lomra ter.
Megtettiik tehat elso felnapi
utunkat, minden nagyobb baj mel
kill. Sokszor elmond Jul1, hogy mar
csak ot nap van hatra, az is elmu-
lik maid gyorsan. Nekem sokszor
eszembe jut, vajjon NIT csinalnak
most Youngstownban?
Az ut tovabbi folytatasar6l is
beszamolok majd olvas6imnak, 'ad
dig is kerem, he felejtsenek ell!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-04-08

tizenkettedik h6napban mar ct
kaveskanallal adhat.
Ha lime vizet hasznal, akkor
aranylagosan kevesebb forlalt VI
yet kell hasznalnia. Peldaul, ha a
bebi II honapos, akkor keverek
6 kaveskanal edesitett kondenc
tel 7 ounce forralt vizzel es ha OF
kaveskanal lime yizet akar meg
adm, akkor ounce forralt viz
helyett, csak ounce forralt vizet
es / once, vagyis 5 kaveskanal IL
me vizet kell hasznalnia, (leyen,
5 kaveskanal eppen l ounce), ami
azutan eppen a kivant 7 ounceot
teSZi ki,
Sire bebije? Ideges, nyugta-
lan-e? Ha igen, a legnagyOIbb va
losziniiseg szerint, mem megfelelo
| taplalekot kap. Ha mem tudJa
szoptatni, vagy ha~nem szaporo-
dix sulyban meH-tejebol, adjon
neki Borden's Eagle tejet, ,-mely
mar gyermekek szazezreit me-
velte fel eddig sikeresen. = K0ny
nyii elkesziteni, csak forralt vizet
| kell hozza ADM ntasitas szerint. IS
ev 6ta az anyak Eagle-tejet,
nagyszeru egeszseget elIegit6
eledelt adjak gyermekeiknek.
| Ajanljak az orvosok gyenge es be-
teges gyermekeknek, inert kony-
nyen emesztheto es legt0kelete-
sebb taplalek.
| Olvassa el figyelmesen minden heten
szoket a cikkeket Is 6rizze meg, hogy .
i0v6ben hasznalhassa.
a lapunkban hirdet6 keresked6k.
! teljesen megbizhat6 emberek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-04-08

a lapunkban hirdet6 kereskedok.
teljesen megbizhat6 emberek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-04-08

Olvassa 81 figyelmesen minden heten
szcket cikkeket Is 6rizze meg, hogy
l0v6ben hasznalhassa.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-04
Four Arrests In
Denver Scandal

DENVER, Colo. Aug. 4.-Inquiry
into an alleged "vice ring involv-
ing, according 10 Acting District
Attorney J. z. O'Connor, a mum
Der Of high school boys. university
students and Denver business men.
was begun here today following ar
rest Of four men.
According TO Connor, the youths
are believed to have been victims
Of statutory offenses.
Those arrested are Richard Begh-
tol, photographer; DR.. Ralph Kootz,
dentist; ". W. Wilson. hotel clerk.
and Leslie Mercer. They are being
held for investigation.
O'Connor said he expected to ex-
pose schooling in juvenile vice OF
a sensationa character and added
that other arrests probably would
follow.
Nearly 100 high school and coll
lege boys are believed by Acting
District Attorney O'Connor, in
charge of the investigation Of the
school, - 10 have been victims
Of statutory offenses taught by
prominent Denver men.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-04
Canadian Towns
Threatened Ry
Big Forest Fires

SEATTLE. Aug. with three
towns in British Columbia threat
cned. forest fires assumed serious
proportions in this section today.
A huge conflagration was report
cd sweeping toward Nelson, Ymir
and Salmon in the Salmon river val
ley.
1t Salmon Arm, the water works
We're destroyed. The town was
fighting to keep the fire from
reaching residences and mills.
Forest and brush fires continued
virtually undated over Washington
today.
Near Eatonville seven hundred
men were fighting the blaze, which
has burned through thousands of
acres Of valuable timber.
\ brush fire which ragged along
. half mile front near Tacoma men
accd 20 homes last night.
Atmospheric moisture still was
below normal today and weather bu-
rrau and forest officials saw little
relief in sight.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-04
MOUNTAIN SPRINGS
PAVING BIDS ARE
BELOW ESTIMATE

SACRAMENTO, Calf, Aug. 4
Bids We're opened Monday by the
California highway commission for
the paving Of the Mountain Springs
grade ON the trunk highway in east
ern san Diego and western Imperial
counties. jain and Bressi of Los
Angeles were low bidders with an
offer Of S2s6.627. The engineer s
estimate was $316.961.50.
Paving of this grade, which was
recently widened and Strengthened
by the commission, will remove one
Of the worst barriers to travel be-
tween the Imperial Valley and the
coast. Because of peculiar forma-
tion Of the soil maintenance of a
satisfactory surfaced highway on
this grade has become impossible
under present heavy traffic. II
forms a part of the Old Spanish
trail.
Award Of a contract will be con-
sidcred by the commission at its
next meeting to be held on August
l6.
BIDS scheduled to be opened today
for line change at Gaviota creek.
in Santa Barbara county, were not
opened. \ decision has been reached
to revise the plans and readvertise
the project.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-04
ADAMS HAS WIN
OVER DANGEROUS
ARIZONA FIGHTER

Backers of Howard Adams who
meets Billy MCGOWAN in the main
event of the card to be staged at
the Fl Centre arena Friday night,
are insistent that Adams ring rec
ord and good showing lately en-
title him to be rated as a favoritc
over the aggressive MCGOWAN in the
coming encounter.
Among the outstanding ring facts
Of the boy with the peaceful mon
icker is win over Roughouse
Nelson. the Arizona battIcr who
drew columns Of praise from coast
ring critics some time ago. Roug-
house pulled very littie r0Tghouse
stuff with Howard, finding himself
effectively stopped all through the
fray and landing ON the short end
of the decision when il Was all over
MCGOWAN viii have to watch
Adams left paw all The time, aS
the invader has reputation for do
ing a lot OF damage with the port
side mitt He is said to be an in
fighter of considerable ability but
Mae s supporters are not worrying
about that after witnessing the
damage Mac did TO Harry Lee i'm
the clinehes when they fought here
last week. Mac is a strong. ragged.
two fisted battler who can stand
the going at either long range or
close in.
Joe de Leon. Filipino, Is being
made the favorite 10 win over Tony
Tovar in the semi-final. The fans
figure De Leon : heavy punching
and wicked attack win dispose of
Tovar The latter is an unknown
quantity around here and he may
surprise the critics by putting a ?
stop to Leon 5 habit of slowing them
away.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-04
PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Jones Of La
Crescent are in FL Centre.
Mrs. .Iulc McLane and baby are
expected back from an extended
vacation az eastern points Thcv
have been visiting relatives in Ar
kanscs for the past month.
G. II. Swcetsor i = business visi-
tor here from 7.an Francisco.
John Supler was in FL Centre on
business Yesterday from Westmor-
land.
NJ. S. Lanvon viii leave for San
Diego in couple of days for a
few days vacation.
John Keller of Los Angeles, is a
visitor in Fl Centre.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph L. Moon of
Oakland, are the house guests OF
Mr.. Moon 8 sister, Mrs. G. A. Brat
ley. at 432 FL Centre.
r. L. Fleming Of San Diego, is
in the valley today looking over
his ranches here.
Mrs. Clara Noffsinoer Of INLAND
visited friends in FL Centre yes
terday.
=. G. Mills of Bakersfield, is the
house guest Of his sister, Mrs. G. Il
Flanagan.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. f. Burkctt of
Holtville are in FL Centre on bust
ness today.
:. w. Leffingwell leaves soon for
Long Beach to join his wife for a
six weeks vacation.
Out of town visitors yesterday
included Mrs. George Miller Of Holt.
vile, Mrs. Francis A. Simpson OF
inland, Mr.. and Mrs. G. o. Hoober
Of Calipatria, Mr. and Mrs. John
Fonseca of Brawley, Roy Farr OF
Brawley. Jack Giles of San Diego
Mr.. and Mrs. +. r. Owens and
daughter Opal Of Brawley and Miss
Hazel Hadey of Brawley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles f. Farrell
are leaving soon for their vacation,
to be spent on motor trip TO Ore
gon and other northern points.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-04
Watching the
Score Board

Yesterdays hero-Carl Mays. who
shut ont the Boston Braves and
made the one run tailed by his
Cincinnati Reds stand up to win
l too. Adolpho Luque, pitching the
second game for the Reds, had a
littlc better support and won to .
The Cubs and Giants split even in
a double bill. The Bruins lost the
first > TO I, and took the second )
to 3.
Slashing out % hits. the Pitts
burgh Pirates swampod Fletcher 5
Phillies II to and split the series
at Quakertown.
In a game festooned with home
runs, the st. Louis Browns nipped
the Washington Senators, Z to 6.
Goose Goslin smaeked two of the
fence busters, while Williams,
Schang. Rice and Miller collected
one each.
Rallving in the ninth TO lie the
three run lead piled up by Connie
Mack 5 Athletics, Cobb's Tigers
went out and won in the tenth. 4-3.
Boston s cellar cleaving Red Sox
stopped the squirt up the ladder Of
the Cleveland Indians by winning
both games of a double header, )
to :, and to 0.
Lazzeri 5 homer in the ninth with
two on defeated the Chicago White
SoN. The Yaals were : to 6 win
ners. Johnny Mostil, outfieAer for
the SoX, was made a life member of
the Elks and presented with a plat
mum baseball during the days pro-
ccedings.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-04
Hall-Mills Case
Has Interest of
Jersey Executive
nv United Press IeD~ed Wire

NEW BRUNSWICK. y. J.. Aug.
4.-Intensc interest displayed by
Governor Moore iu the reopening
Of the IIall-Mills murder invcstiga-
tion, was cXcmplified today when
the governor made public a note
he had written to Senator AlcXan-
der Simpson, who expects to receive
his formal commission as special
prosecutor this afternoon.
:" Do not prosecute anybody; do
not prejudice ANYBODY; do not fear
anybody; do not favor anyone -
Moore advised Simpson.
The special prosecution hintcd
that issuanccs of more warrants
might be expected Mt anv time He
would not confirm widely spread
reports that six subpoenas already
have been issued.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-04
Makes FOrds Go
49 Miles on One
Gallon OF Gas

Wesco Mfg. Co., of 4603-L Cos
tello Bldg, Sioux Falls, S. Oak,
has perfected an amazing new de-
vice that cuts down gas consump-
tion, removes all carbon, prevents
spark plug trouble and overheating
Many Fords have made over 40
miles on gallon. Anyone can in
stall it in five minutes. The com
panv wants agents, and is offering
to send one free to one Ford owner
in each locality. Write them today.
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-04
Gillett Rally to
Be Held Tonight

Out of town visitors in large
numbers are expected to be present
tonight at rally Of Gillett sup
rorters in the Salvation Army hall.
The 'Gillett for sheriff club is in
charge of arrangements.
Committees report that Imperial
Brawlev. CaleXico, Calipatria, Holt.
yille, Scclcy and other valley cen
ttrs will be representa- Following
Il speaking program committee will
report on progress Of the campaign.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-04
Two Pacing Federal CHARGES

TWO Facing Federal Charges.-A.
Famircz and A. Guestamcnte were
arrested at CaleXico Yesterday bv L.
;. Customs Officer Flammerv and
charged with bringing tequila across
,hc border. They were arraigned
before [. S. Commissioner Ault and
ordered held under $1,000 bonds for
= appearance before Federal Judge
HFnnlng in San Diego. In default
of bail both were committed to the
county jail.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-04

20 and July 25 of this year, Whit
G. Barber, horticultural commits
sioner, declared today. OF this to-
tai, BIG ears were filled with Thomp
son seedless grapes and 307 ears
were loaded With cantaloupes, Bar
Der said
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-04
Cattle Market

cattlo-2oo; steers firm, five loads
medium 0rade Californias averaqipo
from 975 to 1850 lbs. at $50. load
night TeXas cows 1913 lbs $500 few
medium grades SCI H. average 1913.
'a!V"S- 80; steady with vestcr-
day decline; part load l63-Ib. Texas
FeaIors Sll.00 heavy end at $500:
late arrivals unsold.
Hogs-None; carly .rains late
market nomiually steady on desir.
able butcher kinds at Yesterday :
advance 10 SLIPS.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-04
Silver Dollars
Lose Popularity
by United Press Lensed Wire

FRESNO, Calf, Aug, 4.-Silver
dollars lost lot Of their popu-
larity with residents of this city
today when it was learend that
numerous conterfeits of the coin
have been put in circulation here
during the the past week.
An agent of the treasury depart
ment, who is Keeping his identity
and operations here secret, is un-
derstood to be investigating ON the
theory that the money was brought
here by tourists.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-04
Andes Highway
Plan Hits Snag
ny United Press Leased Wire

SACRAMENTO, Aug. 4. : The
half billion dollar paved highway
from Southern California 10 Buenos
Aires, proposed by The Andes Trail
association. ran into snag Tuesday
in the office Of Commissioner of
Corporations Edwin NJ. Dap2herty.
Before the organization can sell
memberships in California nnder
state corporation permit. it must
mature its plans more thoroughly,
Daugherty has ruled. The appli-
eants. it was stated, dil not explain
sufficiently the manner in which
they expected TO raise the half bill
lion dollars required for the project.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-04
Correction Is Made.-In

Correction Is Made.-In connec-
ton with story in yesterday $
Press which declared Earl Craniall
who appeared in police court on a
h1nor charge, is proprietor Of a
local pool hall, the management Of
the centrol pool hall wishes II
known that crandall, a former man.
ager has not been connected with
the establishment for some months.
THIS correction is made to avoid en-.
oarfassment to the present manage.
ment.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-04
NATIONAL. FORESTS RETURN
STATE HANDSOME PROFIT

san FRANCISCO, Aug. 4. - The
18 national forests Of California
turned in a profit of $1.276,245 in
the fiscal year ending June 80. it
was announced today by the United
States forest service. Revenues
were derived from leasing of graz
ing and timber lands and recrcation-
al uses.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-04

Santa Barbara county has lberat-
ed 100000 predacious bugs to eat
up the mcalybngs in the citrus or
chards.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-04
HEAVY SHIPMENTS MADE
By KERN COUNTY GROWERS
By United Press Leased Wire

BAKERSFIELD. Calf, Aug. T.
Kern county growers shipped lac!
carloads of produce between June |
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-04

The tri-county tuberculosis hospj-
tai at San Gorgonio, Riverside coun-
tv. will cost $4,000 for five
buildings.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-04
At Cleveland

New York 02O GOO 000-2 I 4
Cleveland POI 100 00X-4 9 0
Hovt and SEVERED; Uhle and L.
Scwell.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-04

Cling peaches from the SAN Joa-
quin and Sacramento valleys have
been shipped to Riverside for can
Ning.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-04

Hurried Chicago bandits got only
$9,oo0, missing a ease of booze.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-04

(tlrSt tame
Washington col ole 020 o. 10 0
Detroit 2ll 600 O00 l-5 II =
Coveleski", Marberrv and Ruel;
Mitchell. Gibson and Basslcr.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-04

NEW ORLEANS. Aug. .i.-Spots
quiet. - lower; mids 1910; futures
Il
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-04
BOX SCORES
NATIONAL
At Boston (F'irst Game)

Pittsburgh 600 900 600 0 6 5
Boston 023 042 30X-l4 10 o
Aldridge, Kremer, Nichols, Adams
and f. Smith, Spencer; r. Smith
and Taylor, Zeimer.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-04

Matrimony is the peak of Rick
ard s career as a fight promoter.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-04

Mexico has abolished the tax on
cotton grown below the line and
sent into the United States, brcom-
ing effective, July 10.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-04
A. Brooklyn

81. Louis ........2 200 022 Oils II l
BROOKLYN 0Ol ESQ 0O0-4 !
Sherdrll and O'Farrel; Crimes,
Barnes. Ehrhard, and Hargrave.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-04
COTTON MARKETS

NEW YORK. Aug. 4.-The cot
ton market closed off 80 to 40.
Spots uuiet. off ~: mids 1870.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-04
AMERICAN
At Detroit

FirSt Game
Evening star., 1926-10-17
Guests Entertained
In Homes of Capital

Assistant Secretary Of the Treasury
and Mrs. Charles S. Dewey will enter
tain a company at luncheon today.
Miss Suzette Dewey, daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. Dewey, was hostess at
dinner last evening, having among
her guests Mr.. Richard Rose Of New
York, who is the house guest Of Mr..
and Mrs. Dewey over Sunday.
By the Associated Press.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Joseph
Strauss will be hosts at dinner Wed
nesday in compliment to the United
States Ambassador to Germany and
Mrs. Jacob Gould Schurman, who will
spend a few days this week In Wash
ington. Admiral Strauss was in COM
mand of the Asiatic feet at the time
DIR. Schurman was the United States
Minister to China.
Mrs. Strauss and her daughter, Miss
Helen Strauss, will return today from
Princeton, where they went to attend
the Princeton-Navy foot ball game
yesterday.
Evening star., 1926-10-17
Official Residents
Of Capital Grouped
For Special Mention
Secretary Work Going to
New York-Labor Secre-
tary Returns to City-Per-
sonal Notes.
1ARR/s = EW/NG'

The Secretary of the Interior, DR..
Work, will go to New York tomorrow
for a short visit.
The Secretary Of Labor, Mr.. James
J. Davis, who has been making a
series of speeches in Indiana and
Ohio, Joined Mrs. Davis and their fam
lily at the Wardman Park Hotel Fri
day. Secretary and Mrs. Davis will
attend the dinner at the White House
Tuesday given In honor Of her ma1es-
ty, Queen Marie Of Rumania. Secre-
tary Davis will start Wednesday on
Northern points.
Representative James V. McClintic
has Joined Mrs. McClintic and their
daughter at the Chastleton Hotel,
after a trip to his home in Snyder,
Okla.
The United States Ambassador to
Germany and Mrs. Jacob Gould
Schurman will spend a few days in
Washington this week and will be in.
formally entertained by a number Of
personal friends.
The Assistant Secretary of State,
Mr.. Wilbur J. Carr, was joined Friday
by Mrs. Carr. wko has been in the
Middle West for several weeks. Mrs.
Carr spent a short time in her former
home in Detroit, and was also in st.
Paul and Minneapolis for few days.
Mrs. w. Irving Glover, wife of the
Assistant Postmaster General, left Fri
day for New York to attend the ses.
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