Evening star., 1926-11-16
BUSY DAYS FAIL
T0FAT|GUE MARIE
Sleep, Good Appetite and Ex-
ercise Keep WEAKNESS
Away, Queen Says.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, November 1s.-SoaInd
sleep a hearty appetite. plenty of ex-
ercise and good humor enable Queen
Marie untiringiy to face the extensive
daily programs of her visit here.
This was the fattguecomhatting
prescription furnished for an Official
of the University of Chicago when he
suggested during a visit to the uni
vers'ty that perha ps her ma jesty had
been wearied by the continuous en-
tertainment arranged for her in Chit
cago.
II sleep Soundly. my appetite is
splendid. l get plenty of exercise. and
| keep In good humor." she said. $50.
you see. there is no reason why
should get tired.
81 feel as fresh as though I'd Just
come out Of an egg"
She said that just after she had
spent most Of yesterday inspecting
steel mills at Gary. Ind, and visiting
a country club. a hospital. Y. NJ. G. A.,
the Art Institute and the university.
as preface TO further receptions and
a dinner to follow in the evening.
Busy Time Ahead.
The same extensive program faced
Vnp tllcPn VI N'Nif'N'
ginning with an inspection of the
new Illinois Women's Clubhouse in
the morning and concluding with A
visit to the Chicago civic Opera In
the evening. the guest Of Ira Nelson
Morris. her Chicago host. followed by
a supper at the Blackstone.
The Queen paused in her program
to authorize statement through
Mai. Stanley Washhurn, her aide, de-
nying emphatically that her visit was
to have reflex in a Ruma nian loan
in connection with reports from
Bucharest that American and British
bankers were engaged in negotiations.
II American bankers have arranged
a loan to the Rumanian government
Queen Marie has had no part In the
negotiation and knows nothing or II.
1t was stated. AS matter OF record,
Mai. Washhurn declared. the Queen
takes hack to Bucharest but one hit
of largess to her people. That IL
s. hill which an aged woman pressed
into her hand In New York. impor-
tuning her tn take IL back 10 inc
needy in Ruma mia.
Her majesty authorizes me to
state" Maj Washburn said. "tha
since the moment she first put foot
on American soil until the present
she has not discussed loans or the
possibility of loans with any person.
Politics Also Denied.
Likewise. the Queen denied through
her aide that her decision to shorten
her trir was the result Of political
rather than personal pleadings. The
only MESA ges which Queen Marie
had received from Bucharest. the
aide said. have been personal ones
from King Ferdina nd. from one OF
her daughters. Queen Marie Of Serbia,
and from other members OF the
fa mily.
Cables from Bucharest last night
stated that King Ferdinand again was
indisposed. suffering from sibmoditis
Of the large intestines,
but that his general condition con-
.inued satisfactory and that 1t was
Noped that the treatment given would
Weld favorable results.
A reference to the King was maze
bv his consort Yesterday when she
visited ~ NJ G.. a. and sent wide
grin to The face VI James Godfrey.
10 years old, by praising his stamp
collection.
Hing Likes Stamps.
"The King of Rumania is very fond
Of stamp collecting" she said. He
spends much tine with his collec-
TONS
As remembrance of her visit to
the University of Chicago. President
Max Mason presented her with a book,
a scientific work, entitled 1.-The Ma
ture Of the World and OF Man., in
the authorship Of which dozen OF
the university's professors had col
labOrated.
The queen turned the leaves OF the
tome. inspecting the Geometrlc dia-
grams in the treatise.
This must he something like Fin.
stein" she remarked. You know,
like F,instein. but | don't understand
him so very well. Now, Nicolas s
here"
The prince entered the converse
tion with: "I've read some OF Fin
stein. Remember. mummy turning
to the Queen). "I've read you to sleep
with him. Maybe this book will serve
the same purpose