Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-02-03
WASHINGTON OBSERVATIONS
BY FREDERIC WILLIAM VILE

nothing to do with Fascism in Amer
lea. Miss Bloom has had several con-
tdentfal Interviews with Mussolini in
Rome during the past two or three
years. Miss Richards has also been
the recipient of the Fascist leaders
confidence. He conferred upon her
the honor of honorary membership in
the Italian Fascismo. She wears
proudly badge attesting that fact,
but is always at pains to make clear
that she IS entirely disassociated with
anything savoring of a Fascist move
ment in the United States.
Nine. Frederick Nano, wife of the
secretary Of the Rumanian legation
and acknowledged beauty Of the
Washington diplomatic corps, is anx-
iously awaiting news of the fate of
her sister. the wife of the Brazilian
Ambassador to Japan. The latter,
Sonora de Lima Silva. became in
volved on January with the imperial
police in Toxic because of his refusal
to be held back while the Prince Re-
gent of Japan was passing through
the streets. According to Toxic news
papers just arrived in Washington,
the Ambassadors wife Joined in her
husbands physical alteration with
the JdpStIleSS cups w HE ScIlOT u6
Lima Silva was laying his walking
stick across the back of a Nipponese
bluecoat. Sonora de Lima Silva is
said to have Joined in the fray by
kicking at the police. There are sug-
gestions that Japan may ask the re-
call of the de Limas before the cpl
sode becomes a closed incident. The
father of Nine. Nano and Sonora de
Lima e Silva Is Mexican Minister to
Germany.
Representative William S. Ware,
Republican. Of Pennsylvania. powerful
G.. 0. P. boss Of Philadelphia, is
the subject of an anonymous bio
graphical pamphlet now being sent to
every nook and Granny Of Penn State.
Politicians think it's the opening gun
in Wares contest against George
Wharton Pepper for the Republican
senatorial nomination this year. Penn
Democrats, who don't often smile, are
having great fun over a passage in
the Ware pamphlet evidently meant to
capture the farmer vote:
He followed the pillow,
He MIXED the COW.
The Philadelphia Record Demo.
cratic) comments:
Noble lines, at once biographical
and allegorical. The pillow. 1t may
be assumed, metaphorically repre-
sents the machine with which Mr..
Ware has driven 80 deep and so
sinuous q furrow across the field
of local politics. But what is
typified by the figure of the COW?
A creature Of placid mien and gen.
erous production, with inexhaust-
ible patience, yielding rich tribute
to the skillful manipulator-can it
be?-it must beNthat here the In
spired poet symbolizes the city Of
Philadelphia.
Plowboy or mixer, Brother VIII
is there with the goods.
Col. Hanford MacNider, Assistant
Secretary Of War, is under the guns of
the friends of Mrs. Carrie Chapman
Gait and Miss Jane Adams In a
speech at Boston the other day, the
colonel scored these feminist leaders
as professional pacifists," according
to published reports. The friends Of
Mrs. Gait and Miss Adams accuse
MacNider of forgetting that the
former placed the National American
Woman's Suffrage Association at the
Governments disposal for World War
work and that Miss Adams was one
Of Hoover's most effective food con-
servationists.
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