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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-07-31

IN the sixth the Sox finally got
to Convey for q run, MostiI leading
OFF with double to the corner ia
left field and counting on Eddie
Collins single to center. Sheely
followed with an infield hit but
Convey put on all steam and famed
Spencer Harris with the tieing
run on third.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-07-31

A SIX rounder and two fours
win back up the two tens, max
ing 81 rounds of boxing.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-07-31

1t has been an open secret that
eisler is leading the st. Louis
Browns for his last season and il
Is also well established that Umpire
George Moriarity win succeed the
present pilot.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-07-31

The match today Is one caIcu-
lated to test her still further, for
Mrs. ROeser has had several years
Of experience among the top play
ers Of the metropolitan district.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-07-31

That's the way Manager Harris
talks, but his talk means little or
nothing. If President Griffith de-
cides to part with the veteran
shOrtfielder, he will do so, relying
on Bob Reeves to fill in for Buddy
Myer in case the latter is injured
or i'll. Veterans with the Wash
ingtOn club are sitting ON hot
griddles these days.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-08-26

apiar6l es fantasztikus, gyerekes dol
gokat mon,lott a repiilesr6l Kisse csa-
latkozva szakitotta meg a besNedets
amikor latta, hogy az id6sebb isnnet
mem figyel, oda.
Henrietta most kijott Mrs. Young.
gal. K0nnyei fel voltak szaritva 6
mosolyogva futott az apja 0lebe.
Daddy, ez neni megma gyarazta
nekom, hogy a j6 listen ellen val6 la
zongas, ha en- folyton sirok mamf
utan. A mama vigyaz reank es mex
sohasem lehet addig j6, oft ahol
most van, amig meg mem nyugszunk
Daddy, gondold csak, ha nekink kel
lett volna elmenni es a mama tudna
hogy nekiink az mem j6. ha mindes
sir alkkor meg tudta volna tenn
erttnk, hogy megnyugodjon. Ugy-t
daddy, 8 meg? o mindent meg 'tudott
volna tenni?
Horatio Scott 0sszeszoritotta az al
kait, hogy vercs6pp buggyant ott k
a szemeibM kikivanRoz6 konny helyet
Nagvon j6l esett neki, amint kislea
nya szavaib6l latott, hogy Mrs. Yo
ung vallasos.
A jo listen aldja meg magat Mrs
Young, hogv lit maradhasson maga
gyermeke tnellett, mem mint.
ITALIAN ,j6 volna-szakitotta felbt
Mrs. Young, - ha lit hagyna Henriet-
tat nalam egy par hetig. Robert az
anvia meliett ALT. Eszrevetlenil egy
es6kot lopott kezere. Halas volt az
anyja j6sagaert kis arva pajtasava1
szemben.
On nagyon jo, Mrs. Young = ko-
szonte Scott elcsuklo hangon, de en-
mem tuslnam elviselni egeszen egye
dill. Most hazamenni es meg Henrietta
sc legyen ett-..
--Bocsason meg, Mr.. Scott. Hogy is
gondolhattam ere. Onnek is i:t kel
maradnia veliink egy par napra.
-Hogyan fogadhatnam ell, sza
badkozott Scott.
De Mrs. Youngnak mem lehetett ell
lentmondani.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-08-26
A LEPNEPsZERUBB FOLD
R,AJZI NEVEK.

A department Of Snperinden-
.dence, National Education AS
sociation" evk0nyvenek jelentese
szerint az Egyesiilt Allamokban
emlegetett orszagok es varosok
nevei k0z0tt a leggyakrabban EN-
litettek k0ze tartoznak a kovet-
kez6k: Egyesiilt Allamok, Anglia,
Franciaorszag, New York, Kina,
London es Nemetorszag.
A "National Geographic Soci-
ETY." egyik bulletinjeben viszont
megallapitja, hogy amerikai s1em
pontbol, melyek azok a varosok,
hegysegek, foly6k es egyeb fold
rajzi meghatarozasok, melyet
minden iskolas gyermeknek tud-
nj kellene. Ezen megallapitasok
egyik pontja peldaul AIT mondja,
hogy dacara annak, hogy az Anna
zon vilag legnagyobb foly6ja,
altalanos f0ldrajzi ismertetesek-
mel a Rama a legtobbet emlege-
tett folyo. Utana sorrendben k0-
vetkeznek: Nilus, Duna, Missisip-
pi, Hudson, Volga, Euphrates,
Saar, Jordan es Thames. A hatal-
mas Amazon fOly6 listan .csak a
tizenot0dik helyet foglalia ell.
Az amerikai f0ldraj jzi int6zet
egy bizottsaga tanulmany tar
gyava tette a legolvasottabb ujsa
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-08-26

Legalabh amig ferjem hazajon
lit kell niaradniok
A vacsoranal Robert felve nezett az
apiara. Lelkiismeret furdalast erzett, a
miert gozgepet, amin az apja oily So
ka dolgozott, oda adta ajandekba. Volt
egy megallapodasuk Robertnak es az
apianak. A kis fin megfogadta, hogy
'barmit tesz, amir5l ut6lag belatja
hogy az apjanak mem fog tetszeni, elo
all Is 6uimaen maga elmonIja, mi
el6tt az mastol tndna meg. Rendsze
rint szigoruan megbiintette Walter
kis fiat, de az megis hiisegesen meg
ev6nt mindig, inert utana megkonnyeb,
bult, hogy egyenes, "ferfias' volt a.
apiaval. Mindig tiszta lelkiismeret'
VOLT, sohasem kellett agg6dnia, hogy
mi lesz ha EFT, vagy amazt megtudJa
az apja.
El6allt tehat Robert es felenker
me ggy6nta, hogy megkerdezes neiku
elaiand6kozta g6zgepet Henrietta
max. Az apja csak ennyilr szolt:
--IBobby....M son!
rs kezet fogott a fiaval! Ennel ma
gvobb kitiintetes nem erhette volnt
Robertet. Az 3 szigoru, komoly ap]f
kczet fogott vele! Ez feler minden al
dozattal. Scott megindultan nezte Ell
ielenetet 6s AIT gondolta, barmilyer
h6bortjai vannak is ennek az ember
mex, szive a helyen van.
Igv t0rtent azutan, hogy Scott ott
marad egy i.teig Young hazban. Ha-
lab6l es hogy az ideiet toltse, val6sa-
gos paradicsomot varazsolt szomsze
dos iires telk ekre Diszes kerttel vette
k0ril a hazat, ami annyira megtetszott
Walternak, hogy meg is vefte azoka'
telkeket, amiket Scott kertcsitett
Kes6bb Scott epitett maganak egy ha
zat mem messze, hogy henrietta koze
lehessen Mrs. Younghoz, aki azutaI
olvan gonddal es szeretettel neveltt
ct, mint sajatjat.
Scott es Young 0sszemelegedtek, dc
id6nkent elkeseredett sz6vailias vol
k0ztiik A n6zetelteres vallas k0rii
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-08-26
III \k " II Nu-h Reg6ny-ha
lllL ON AkyxO4xxN - AyDoR ii
.couvrtrht 1s2eo by Author rights II
(Folytatas)
Copyright 1926" by Author.

Happy 0ney year!-feleli Walter
es a ket ferfi Innepelyesen kezet fog
Mrs. Young gyengen elmosolyodik, lat
van. amint erre Robert es Henrietts
tekintete or0mtelten 0sszevillant. wal
ter Young es Horaitio Scott zsortolodo
enensegesked6 j6baratok voltak; Hen
rictta IS Robert pedig sweetheartof
kicsi gyerntekkoruk 6ta. A frataloF
ma guk is eleget kotekedtek, de koi'
cson6sen nagyon szerettek egymas szil-
lett IS boldogok voltak. ha az apakat
osszebekithettek.
A fiatalok el6re mennek, lovat We
zetve, az oregek pedig kocsi utan ko
vetik 6ket csendesen.
-Kepzeld obert,-kezdi Henriet
ta-Ambrose nem megy vissza iskola
ba tobbe, ha a karacsonyi szunid6 lete-
lik.
Robertet erdelkelte ez, szorongo er
yes fogta el ARA n gondolatra, hogy
yetelvtarsa itthon maras, amig Ber
kelly epyetemen tanul De Robert cog
ie es 0nuralma feliilkerekedett. Ugy
tett. mintha mem is halotta volna Hen
rietta kijelenteset.
Henriettat ez ingerelte:
-Talan esak nem vagy feltekeny'
Robert most is nema maradt.
--Latod, Ambrose egeszen mas. We
link akart haza j0nni ketkerekui
IS mikor mondtam, hogy nem johet
inert meg akarlak keresni teged, neve
tett IS AIT mondta: all right, ha jobt
dolgom mines!
Ere mar kii0tt a flu beketires
b6l.
-Ugyan, ii n6k, mind ilyen kiall.
hatatlanok IS elviselhetetlenek vagy-
tok, = mondta sert6d0tt, de kisse $40
nokias hangon. - Ilyen magasztos per
cekben, ilycn gyonyorii beszed utan
buta pletykakon jar a fejed. Nit ba
nom en-, ha az piperk6cz AIT hiszi
hogy eleget tud es ahelyett, hogy visz-
szamenne az iskolaba, itthon mutogat
ia maid magat. ITALIAN neked, Henriet
ia efeget tud. 10 mulatast kivanok a
tarsasagahoz!
Henrietta most $40 nellSiil visszafor-
dul az 0regek fele.
Aunt Julie, i6jion, uljiink fel a
koesiba es hajtsunk el6re ketten. Fa
radt vagyok nem birek tovabb gyalo
golni.
--Megyek kislanyom-mondta Mrs
Young j6sagosan, 0sszekaptatoi
ugye megint?
Henrietta rajongasig szerette Ro
bert anyjat Ami6ta arvan naradt
Robert anyja nevelte ct es Henriettf
val6ban anyjanak tekintette az aldot'
sziyii asszonyt. Vidam, pajkos IS csin
talan leany volt. Mem is tudta voln:
mas feken tartani, csak szelid te
kintetii Mrs Young.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-08-26
III
ROMANO, TENGEREszMULT Is A
LEvEG0 vARAZsA.

Los Angeles kis varos volt es til
PES evek nagyOn romantikusak.
A kis varos legintenzivebb sz6rakoza
sal azok az apro romaneok voltak, ami
ket lak6i maguk stick le. SziLhszak fs
gyartott izgalmakkal teiifot. uisagok
nom vo,tak meg akkor Eagy ritkan
randeztek egy-egy ndsodrcndil okolei-
v6 versenyt es csak hebe-hoba veto
d6tt el egy kisebb cirkusz oiaig. Az
emberek figyelme tehat az eletre ira
nylllt, amely a maga ha.thatatlan ko-
vetkazetessegevel rendozte lit is sa.
lat kis szinmiiveit, az cllentetes nemi
sarkok tengelye koriil. Egvmas eletet
figyelteIk, nj ismeretsegeket, talalka
kat, fejlemenyeket lestek egymasnal
Ilyen szempontb61 olyan az elet az
ember kordl, mint egy hatalmas foly6
irat, tele t0merdek izgalmas IS erde-
kes skereGni tortenetekkel, amikb6
itt-ott megjelenik egy-egy folytatas.
Egy-kett6 azutan mindig k0lonoseb
ben erdekfeszit6 ezekb6l terlneszet
adta romancokb6l, amik annal nagy-
szeriibbek, mQrt figNel6 maga is ia.
,yioh mellakahakn Eehet, aki esetlee
egy bekezdest maga is beilleszthet :
t0rtenetbe. Vagy leany kulonoseh
ben szep, vagy flu rendkiviili gaz
dag, vagy korkiilonbseg all f0nn. vagy
egyeb ok alkotja AIT, hogy idSnken'
egy rorn4ncot az erdekl6des osszpon
tosulAsa feature, slager rom&nca await.
Ilyen szenzaci6s eleven regenye vol
south westieknek Robert Young g.
Henrietta Scott pajtassaga- szepen &
meghat6an indult ez t0rtenet. A XII
Ienc eves kis Robert egyszer k0nnye'
ezemma allitott be edes anyjaho;
J konyhaba.
Mother szepegte kis fuzzy
tie szeretn6d, ha nekem volna egy XII
testveremf
Mrs. Young amulattal hallgatta |
kis fiat. Sobs eddig mem lAtott k0ny
nyet Robert szem6ben, kis flu szin
tie nevetskgesen ferfiasnak akart min
dig latszani es mmdenben utanozta a
apiat. Es soha nem esett $50 el6tte eg.
lis testv6rker6l.
Hogyne, hogyne Bobby. De mi lei
lis fiamf Hiszen te sirN.
RobertbSl most kit6rt q nehezen Wis
ssatartott zokog1s. Megfogta ~ any
il kezst Is huzta mAgs utan. Mrs.. "a
mig megijedt. Eaer eggodalom eikf
sott st ~ agykn. amiU vsran13rs g
~, ahol egy mse5rt fkjdA1snvissl
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-08-26

gokat, foly6iratokat es konyve-
ket es AIT talalta, hogy fold
Comb legt0bbet emlegetett hegy-
segei koz0tt els6sorban k0vet
kez0k szerepelnek: Alpesek, Kau-
kazus, Rocky, Ural, Karpatok,
Andes, Everest, Appalachian, Hi
malaja es Mont Blame.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-08-26
1896. AUGUszTUs 26.

Greenland a vilag legnagyobh
szigete, de Philippine szigete-
ket emlegetik leggyakrabban.
Utana sorrendben a Nyugat In
dia-i, Hawaii, Kelet India-i, Por-
to Rico, Sicilia-i es Samoan szi-
getek k0vetkeznek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-08-26
ANYAMHOZ...

ArcodOn az elet barazdM iilnek,
Lelkedben faj6 emlekek hhulnek.
Az elet viharaban mindent elvesztettel,
multi emlekeivel is szegenyebb lettel
Elrabolta toled bitorl6 elet,
Kilxert vered hullott es mind Te v6red,
Kit ere, kit ARA sodort veszes aria
A Te verz0 szived 6ket vissza varia
Elveszted vereid, fiaid lelket,
Xix az igazsagot sehol Sc mem leltek.
Lazadozva uztek minden gonoszsagot,
8 mem talaltak sehol egy kis igazsagot.
Elvesztettel mindent, megis vissza varod
Messze fenyl0 almod, elsirt boldogsagod
Sodorhatja messze szenvedes aria,
Az Istenben hive, megis megtalalja!
Mem tantorit semmi, eros Te hited,
Hogy boldogsagot vissza teritheted
Ugy lesz! Hiszem en- is Lesz meg 0r0m nalunk!
Visszater meg hozzank a mi boldogsagunk!
Teljesiilj0n almod, minden kivansagod,
Az 0rom sugarra ne kelljen solka varnod
Sziletes napodra ezt hvanja neked,
Messze tavolb6l egy szenvedS vered!
EIsI.ER MKL0s
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-08-26

volt nlinlig. Egy felekezeten voltak
ugyan mind a ketten, de adnig Scott
dogmatikus volt, afldig Young sokkal
szabadabban gondolkodott.
(Folytatjuk.)
Evening star., 1926-12-12
CHILDREN PLAYERS TO OPEN
THEIR THIRD SEASON DEC. %
The Snow Queer" Selected as Vehicle
for Eighth Production, With Darby
and Joan" as Curtain Raiser.

The Children Players of Washington
will open their third season OF roper
toire. presenting az their eighth pro
duction and fifteenth performance.
under the direction OF Miss Lenore
Marie de Grange. The Snow Queen.
AT Pierce Hall on December % at 2
nm. Darby and Joan" will he the
curtain raiser. and at n repeat per
formance on January s. at s pm. the
Tchernikoff Gardner Dancers will pre-
sent the dance numbers in THE Snow
Queen"
To-day, more than ever before, pag-
eantry and drama are being accorded
serious consideration rs a great fac
tor In the spiritual and mental devel-
opment OF the youth Of America, ac-
cording to Miss de Grange, former
pageant director of the community
center department of the Dlstrlct
public schools.
EliOt's Views Cited.
The late Charles w. Eliot. presi-
dent emeritus Of Harvard University,
said the dramatic instinct was tre,
mendous power over children that
ought to he utilized for their good
Miss de Grange seeks to awaken the
ideals Of the children. through the
study and portrayal Of character, to
develop individual grace. poise, re-
sponsiveness and the JOY of express
sion and to give children clean, whole
some. artistic entertainment.
The "children's theater' originated
in Paris before the Revolution. and
the movement Is now a prominent
feature in the civic life Of London,
Birmingham, Moscow, New YORK.
Chicago, Pasadena, Los Angeles and
Baltimore. Still the child reaches out
for color, clamors for adventure and
hungers for a larger experience. Here
and there have been individuals who
have captured and stimulated the
childish ina gination through dra-
matte work.
The Children Players have ap-
reared at Keith's, Wardman Park
and Tivoli theaters and Pierce Hall.
the latter also being used as the re-
Evening star., 1926-12-12
WILL FEED 5000 POOR.
Salvation Army to Distribute Bas'
kets to 75O Families.

Dinners of a variety to be found on
the tables of those fortunate enough
to be able to provide the best for their
families will be contained in the $50
Christmas baskets to be distributed
by the Salvation Army to the Capt..
tails poor.
In each basket will be found An
pound chicken, potatoes. turnips,
onions, apples. oranges. jelly. maca-
roni, coffee, sugar. milk. cakes. celery,
butter and cans of corn, peas, toma-
toes and peaches.
The contents will be sufficient to pro-
vide sumptuous dinners for more than
5000 people, Capt. Ernest r. Holz. di-
visional command said last night.
Investigators of the Army are busy
selecting the families most in need of
assistance and these will be given the
preference.
II the public is generous In subscrib-
ing to the $25. 900 relief fund now be-
ing solicited by the Salvation Army,
the most needy Of the city's poor will
be clothed and fed throughout the bit
ter Winter months. Capt. Holz said.
Evening star., 1926-12-12

hesrsai studio. The children of the
embassies, legations and cabinet are
annually the guests Of honor at the
Eastertide performances. The per-
formers range in age from 3 TO is.
Sees Infinite Possibilities.
Infinite possibilities for human ex.
preston are in the heart of the child.
according to Miss de Grange, The en-
couragement Of drama in children.
more than any other form of educa-
ton. Is likely to reveal their latent
talents and to help them grow up
naturally. unafraid and self-possessed,
with freedom from repression a Nd
awkwardness. she believes.
The committee Of patronesses of the
Children Players Is composed of Mrs.
James j. Davis. chairman; Mesdames
Guy u. Goff. NJ. Clyde Kelly, Thomas
Phillips. Larz Anderson. Demarest
Lloyd. Josiah A. Van Orsdel. G.. w.
Ramseyer and Smith HempstOne.
Professional group: Viktor Flam-
beau. Janet Richards. Grace Hoff
man White and Alice Hutchins
Drake.
Evening star., 1926-12-12
WET PUBLICATIONS
COME UNDER FIRE
Methodist Leader Wants
Senate Investigation of
Anti.Prohibitionists.
A Senate investigation Of magazines

A Senate investigation Of magazines
and newspapers. in this country
"whose determined policy is 70 say all
the discouraginG things possible ot
nrchihition either fairly or unfairly.
thereby encouraging the breaking or
this law and disrespect for all law,
was urged ny Or. Raymond Y. John.
son, field secretary of the Board or
.Temperance. Prohibition and Public
Morals of the Methodist Episcopal
Church in his annual report sub
rnitted at the seventeenth annual
meeting Of the board of managers,
which closed formally Yesterday.
After outlining forms OF profes'
sional anti prohibition propaganda ana
taking execution TO the moral callber
of some Federal enforcement officials
Dir. Johnson presented plans for an
Intensive educational campaign whlch
Is expected to he carried out during
the ensuing months with the object
OF enlisting five million Mcthodists as
active workers under the banner OF
Temperance and law enforcement.
Plan Prohibition Rallies.
It is proposed to hold prohibition
rallies in every one Of the II Meth
odist Episcopal areas of tho United
States and to prepare definite data
concerning the progress Of prohibition
enforcement so that such information
may be disseminated accurately at
conferences and conventions.
Other speakers, including Deets
Pickett. research secretary of the
board, gave details of a plan to carry
forward what was described AS "a
sane, scientific program Of prohibition
education" in the Methodist schools,
colleges and theological seminaries
supplemented by work in the Epworth
League and other young peoples
organizations.
Bishop Mcdowell Presides.
Bishop William +. Mcdowell, who
presided at the meeting, stated in
closing:
1--WE are in war to end a certain
type of intemperance and we are not
Intending to lay down our arms he.
cause in a given engagement we have
suffered reverses. Rome does not go
to- battle, Rome goes to war.
"A representative group of ministers
and laymen from all parts of the
United States, as we'll as the staff
members, attended the meeting, which
was marked by unanimity of opinion
Of the need for carrying out an in
tensive educational program looking
to the ultimate solution of the prob
- -e -
Evening star., 1926-12-12

of a bridge across the Columbia River
between Longview, Washington. and
Rainier, Oregon--by approving the
measure yesterday after almost two
days Of wrangling, and sending 1t to
the House.
Quorum calls followed each other
rapidly as Senators Jones. Republican.
and Dill, Democrat. Washington
sounded the merits of the proposal
and Senator McNary. Republican,
Oregon. dwelt at length on the calam-
ity which he said construction Of the
bridge might bring by blocking traffic
between Portland and the sea.
When the trio had finished answer.
ing and assailing each other. the Sen.
ate. without even the formaiitY of q
Evening star., 1926-12-12
D. C. CADET TO BE NAMED
Examination to Be Given January
12 for July ! Vacancy.

A competitive examination to fill a
vacancy in the Districts quota at the
United States Military Academy was
ordered Yesterday by the Commission
ers. The examination will be conduct
ed by the board of examiners of the
public schools at the Franklin School
Building January IL.
The vacancy will occur July l upon
the graduation Of one Of the Districts
representatives at West Point. APP
plication blanks for the examination
should be procured from Daniel r.
Garges. secretary Of the Board Of
Commissioners, before January 5.
Only bona fide residents Of the Dis
trict, between II and % years old, are
eligible to take the examination.
Evening star., 1926-12-12

When Ave boys faced the Insgis-
trate In the court of Auckland, New
Zealand. for playing cricket an the
street explained that they had no
other place 10 play. the official Of the
law discharged them. saying, You
come to me next week and shall find
a place for you 10 play"
German haberda shers have reduced
the number of styles of mems collars
from forty-three to six.
Evening star., 1926-12-12
GRANGE OFFICERS NAMED
Potomac Group Elects New Off
= cials at Annual Dinner.

The annual election of officers of
Potomac Grange. No. /. Patrons Of
Hnsbandry, was held Friday evening
I'm the dining hall of All Souls Uni
tartan Church, Sixteenth and Harvard
streets, following a dinner. Officers
for next year were elected as follows:
Master, A. M. Loomis; overseer, f..
C.. Powell: lecturer, o. M. Kile; stew
ard, r. III. Ellsworth; assistant stew
ard, J. c. Gilbert; chaplain, r. c.
Petts: treasurer. E. r. Reynolds: Sec
retary, s. s. McCIoskey; gate keeper,
r. F. Bower; ceres. Mrs. III. w.
Warner: pomona. Miss Jane Allen;
flora, Mrs H. A. Turner; assistant
steward, Mrs. e. G.. Powell.
THESE officers will be installed at
the first meeting in January. which
this year falls on the fifty-ninth ami.
versary of the first meeting held by
tiIis Grange. the first established tr
the United States.
Evening star., 1926-12-12

14-kt. Solid Gold Earrings
14-kt. Solid Gold Link Buttons
Full Cut Diamond Scarf Pins
Quadruple-plate Tea Set
Pair Sterling Silver Candle
sticks
Mems Gold-filled Watches
Shaving Stand and Brush
Evening star., 1926-12-12
WOULD PURIFY POLITICS.
Bills Signed by President Aimed at
Promises By or To Appointees.

Two bills designed toward the puri-
fication of politics were signed yester-
day by President Coolidge.
One requires all Federal appointees
to file affidavits stating they have
made no promises Of consideration OF
any kind in exchange for appointment
or support in obtaining office.
The other makes 1t unlawful to pay
ins any form any person or organiza-
tion for promises of support to secure
a appointment.
Evening star., 1926-12-12

with John n.
Auth as host OF
the evening.
l.. r. watts,
chairman Of the
welfare commit
t ee,, announced
ast night that
one of the larE-
est crowds In the
history of the or
ga anization is ex-
pected to attend.
The entertain
ment features of
the anafr Will be
conducted by Ed
Nut h Of ( h 2
George F. Muth
Co.
The association
Evening star., 1926-12-12

has made substa rtial progress re-
Gently. according to officers. and the
oyster roast is expected to be
fitting climax of the year.
The committee in charge consists
of Chairman Watts. w. F. Simpson,
Mr.. Auth. II. r. Brooke. c. w. Clay
ton, L. NJ. Hewlett and r.. II. Ruark
Evening star., 1926-12-12
DRY BILL GOES BACK.
smoot Promises Early Action on
Reorganization Measure.

was referred back To the Senate
finance committee yesterday for fur
ther hearings.
Chairman Smoot. who asked the
action. gave assurance. however, that
the committee would report the meas.
ure back at an early date and that
hearings only in regard to the crea.
tion OF separate bureau of customs
were desired
Evening star., 1926-12-12

record vote. calmly approved the bill
and then got into fight as to what
to consider next, the maternity bill
winning first place on the calendar.
Evening star., 1926-12-12
CREDIT MEN TO HOLD
OYSTER ROAST TUESDAY
John N. Auth Will BE Host at An
nual Affair-Muth Heads
Entertainment.

The annual oyster roast and barbe-
cue OF the Washington Association
of Credit Men will be held Tuesday
Evening star., 1926-12-12
COAST BRIDGE BILL
CAUSES SENATE ROW
Measure Is Sent to House After
McNary Opposes Jones and Dill
on Longview Plan,

By the Associated Press.
The Senate concluded it's first real
controversial legislative task Of the
session--whether TO allow construction