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duchesse lace bertha. The long full
skirt had an uneven hemline forming a
train Her tule veil fell from cap of
lace and orange blossoms, and she
carried a shower bouquet OF roses and
lilies of the valley.
The matron of honor was Mrs. Arthur
j. Hllland, who wore robe de style OF
yellow satin trimmed with bow OF
orchid velvet and gold ribbon on the
shoulder with ends that fell to the hem
Of the dress. She wore coronet OF
pearls and carried an arm bouquet oil
Spring flowers The maid OF honor was
Miss Virginia Armstrong. who wore
gown like that of the matron OF honor,
in blue satin trimmed with peach velvet
with tulictte cap of pearls, and carried
Spring flowers. The bridesmaids were
Miss Miriam Varnadoe and Miss Mar
garet Grub. They were dressed IKE
the other attendants. one In lavender
satin trimmed with pale green velvet and
tulle, and the other in peach satin
trimmed with blue velvet and tulle. Both
wore juliette caps OF pearls and carried
Spring flowers.
The best man was Mr.. Martin H.
White of Philadelphia and the ushers
were Mr.. G. Robert Seckinger, brother
VI LIlt mi. hILHul y AVA
| Leroy Blogett and Mr.. Fitz Grimm, jr.,
| If Altoona, Pa.
A reception followed the ceremony In
the home of the brides parents, after
which Mr.. and Mrs Pinney started on
their wedding trip through the West,
the bride wearing frock of light green
with felt hat to match and gray
caracul coat. They will be at home In
Brooklyn, N. Y, on their return from
the West.
| The former Cuban Minister to the
| Argentine and Mrs. Manuel Vega Cal
deron, who are passing the Winter in
Washington, entertained at luncheon
yesterday in the presidential dining
room of the Mayhower, having as their
| guests the Minister of Norway and
Mime. Bachke. Capt. and Mrs. John
H. Gibbons and Mr.. Walter Penfield
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taste ana varied Costume The,r
exquisite hand work is thar %
senga>--t; e'o>cN resembles that
81 costly imported beaded haas
There are Nassau hays de.
Nsned WITH the eaas a arms
PERSIAN bags NTH sAs fan,ass
Fet>Iaa rose, ana those made 1,
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&nd psn1u>e W},h color ard Dc.
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"A reminder to Nou~.~
Tuesday n,eht~~toast chicken,
Suuthetn style,
"Wednesday nisht~roast Long
Island uekllug
Thur Nday night lillet steak
dtnuer
Teawvevety afternoon, We'd
nssday aud Saturday your iete
tune Is read by a famous eonnets~
seut OF tea leaves,
lune heon~ Tea Dinner,
Sunday night supper,
$40 18th Street,
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returned TO their apartment at theI
Carlton for few days before leavinel
for their home on the coast. They
have been spending several weeks in
New York.
Mr.. George Foster Peabody N New
York and Saratoga Springs and his
daughter. Mrs. Marjorie X. Peabody
Waite. are making an extended stay a.
the Grace Dodge Hotel.
Capt. and Mrs. John n. Jordan arc
passing a few days in Washington at
Continued on Nineteenth Psze.)
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Representative and Mrs. William E.
Hull have with them as their house
guest at the Wardman Park Hotel, their
niece. Mrs. Ruth N. Strobe of Still
water. Okla. who VIII be with them for
8 months visit
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August Anderson OF Minnesota. were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Eastwood,
ut Greenwood, Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Henry Allen Cooper and Mrs
James A. Frear. will hold joint at
home Wednesday. February 8. from 4
| 10 o'clock. ut the Congressional Club
Mrs. Samuel j. Major. wife of Repre-
sentative Major. entertained at lunch
con Monday at the Democratic Club
| In honor of Mrs. John F. Shafroth,
| widow OF former Senator Shafroth of
! Denver.
! Representative Katherine Langley
was the honor guest at dinner last eve
ming of the National Womans Party
preceding the meeting at the party
headquarters. The other guests were,
Mrs Katherine Bentley. Mrs. Langley s
daughter: Mrs. Miriam Berryhill. Mrs.
Emile Berliner. Miss Laura Berrien. Mrs
/ Burnita Shelton Matthews. Miss Sara
! GroGan. Mrs Letitia F. Snow, Mrs.
. Lucy Cooper Shaw Miss Mabel Vernon.
Mrs Nina Allender Mrs. Legare Obear,
Mrs. Richard Wainwright Miss Aline
solomon Mrs Andrew Stewart, Mrs
Harvey w Wiley. Miss Label Law, Mrs.
Dwight Clark. Miss Ruby Black. Miss
Ruth Hudnut Mrs Adelaide Johnson
and Miss Emma Void.
Representative Hamilton Fish. jr.. will
be the speaker Of the evening at the
annual dinner OF the Medical Review
OF Washington. to be held in the ball
room at the Wardman Park Hotel this
evening. DR. Camp Stanley. president
Of the Review, will preside. and there
will be about 200 guests.
Gov. and Mrs. Ben S. Paulen OF
Kansas will be the guests In whose
honor Mrs. Jacob Leander Loose will
entertain at dinner this evening at the
Mayfiower Hotel.
Mrs. Proctor L. Dougherty. wife of
the Commissioner OF the District of
| Columbia, will be at home informally
tomorrow afternoon from 1 to O'Clock
in her home at 37l3 Jenifer street.
Chevy Chase. for the last time this sea-
son. No cards have been issued.
The German consul general in New
York and Frau Won Lewinski will en-
terrain informally at dinner Sunday
evening. Frau Won Lewinski returned
yesterday from brief stay in New
York.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. George H
Rock have returned TO their home at
zoos Hillyer place after visiting in Au-
gusta, Ga.
Lieut.. Col. and Mrs. Charles Macon
Wesson announce the engagement OF
their daughter Helen Prince TO Capt
Gordon Marshall Wells, Ordnance De-
partment, U. S. A., now on duty In the
Office OF the chief OF ordnance, WASH
ington.
The wedding will take place In June
at the Aberdeen Proving Ground. Md.
where Col. Wesson is the commanding
officer.
The director of the budget and Mrs.
Herbert NJ. Lord will entertain at din
ner this evening In honor nf Mr. and
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Fog D,S'a1y
he ever S0sayt
accessory - a
complete en-
sem Bile is a
lovely has
YOU NIL 6na.
here hays 70
>a,t TIN nN>Ss
0txcrtN,sssastnS.
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Representative and Mrs Morton D
Hun OF Illinois are passing a few days
IN Boston Representative and Mrs
HUI have taken an apartment at ths
Msytiower for the congressional season.
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"HE President and Mrs. Coolidge
will entertain at dinner this
evening in the Executive Man.
i sion in honor of the justices of
the Supreme Court and their
wives. Additional guests have been ask
cd for the program Of music following
fhe dinner.
President and Mrs Coolidge have as
their house guests former Gov and Mrs.
SticSncy of Vermont and the president
Of Amherst College and Mrs. Pease.
The Secretary OF State and Mrs. KEEL
iocg entertained at dinner last night
in the Pan-American Union Building III
honor OF the Hon William T, CoSgravc,
President of the Executive Council OF
the Irish Free State. and had among
the guests The Secretary OF Interior, DR..
Hubert Work. and the Secretary of Ae-
riculture and Mrs William NJ. Jardine.
The Minister of the Irish Free State
Mr. Timothy A. Srniddy: the Hon. Des-
mond Fitzgerald. minister Of defense:
the Hon. DlarmuiS O'HeGarty. Secrc-
:aTy to the executive council: the Hon.
Joseph P. walShe. secretary Of the de-
partment Of external affairs. and Col,
Joseph OReilly, aide 10 the president
OF the executive council. all Of the Irish
Free State. were IL the company and
additional guests we're: Senator
Thomas J. Walsh. Senator and Mrs.
Hiram johnson. Senator and Mrs. Wal
ter E. Edge. Senator and Mrs. David A.
Reed, Senator and Mrs. Hiram Bing-
ham. Senator and Mrs. Lawrence d.
Tyson. Representative and Mrs. Louis
A rockingham. Rear Admiral and
Mrs Hilary A. Jones. Assistant to the
Attorney General and Mrs. William NJ,
Donovan. Mrs. Mabel Walker Willie
brandt, Assistant Attorney General: As
S:stant Secretary Of State and Mrs.
William f. Castle and the United
States Minister TO the Irish Free State
and Mrs. Sterling Others at the dim
ner were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lansing.
Mr. William J. B Macauley, first Sec
rotary OF the irish Free State legation;
former Gov and Mrs. Clifford Pinchot,
Mr. and Mrs Irwin 3. Laughlin. Mr..
and Mrs. William Mckee Dunn. Mrs.
Henry D. w. Flood. Mrs. Ernest Thomp-
son Seton. Mrs. Northrup Dean of ST.
Paul. MINI: Mrs Allan Winslow, the
Misses Patten and Miss Anne Squire.
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Mrs. Lawrence d. Tyson and hel
daughter. Mrs Kenneth Gilpin. vii
entertain at luncheon Wednesday a.
the Mayhower Hotel.
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Representative and Mrs. Louis c
Cranlton were hosts al dinner las
night.
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Representative Emanuel Celier has
been Joined By Mrs. Ceiler In Washing
ton. at the Maynover.
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kin, Mrs Herbert Sparrow, Capt. Joseph
| Glidden, Col Hadley OF Chicago, Maj.
| MacQuillin, Mai. Davis Willis. Gen.
| George o. Squier, Mr.. Ramses Chaffey,
first Egyptian secretary, and Mr.. A.
KOnow Bojsen.
Mrs. Samuel j. Henry entertained at
luncheon yesterday at the MayfoWcr
Hotel following Mrs. ToWnsend's morn
ing musical. when the guests were: Mrs.
John p. Jackson, Mrs William Laird
Dunlop, ir: Mrs. Eflingham Townsend
and Mrs. Philip Morrison julien.
Mrs. Charles Burlington Eager, Sd. OF
Harrisburg, Pa. is the guest of Mrs.
John Gardner Ladd of Wesley Heights,
Mrs. Ladd entertained at luncheon yes
terday for Mrs Eager.
Mrs. Milton William Leggett Of Pitts
burgh, formerly Miss Lucille ShoWalter,
is visiting her parents, DR.. and Mrs.
Joseph Baltzell ShoWalter at 1925 New
Hampshire avenue for 10 days.
| Mrs. Arthur Bliss Lane and her sis
| ter, Mrs. Stanley Hawkes., are at the ST.
Regis in New York for a short stay.
Mrs. Arthur Granville Dunn has as
lher guest Mrs George Clifton Ellcrton,
wife of Lieut.. Ellerton, u. S. N.
| Congressional Club
| To Have Noted Guest.
An unusually interesting program will
be given at the regular Friday after
noon tea at the Congressional Club to-
morrow at 3 o'clock. Miss Elsie Janis
and Mr.. Peter Bisset will be the honor
guests. Mr.. Bisset will speak on The
Plant Industry" illustrating his talk
with colored pictures.
Assisting will be Mrs Carter Glass
Mrs E. Hart Fem. Mrs. Richard N. FL
lott, Mrs. Frank Gardner, Mrs. Hamp-
ton F'ulmer and Mrs Ewin L. Davis.
Miss Janis will be accompanied by her
mother, Mrs Janis.
The wedding OF Miss Winifred Seek
niger. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
r. Seckinger, and Mr.. Millar Arnon
Pinney, son of Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Pin
ney of Washington and Panama, took
place last evening in the PetWorth Bap-
fist Church at O'Clock. the Rev. Henry
j. Smith officiating. The church was
decorated with ferns, palms and white
| flowers, and Miss Helen Walten, accom-
| panied by Mrs. Harry Mackabee, sang
The bride was given in marriage by
her father and wore gown OF ivory
satin made with fitted bodice and a
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Mrs. Fletcher B. Swank OF Oklahoma
gave luncheon today in the crystal
room at the Willard Hotel There were
IL In the party.
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The Minister of Canada and Mrs
Massey left yesterday for Ottawa
where they Will attend the opening
OF Parliament, returning TO Washing
ton Monday.
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Representative and Mrs. Frank
ClsgQe and Representative and Mrs.
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Mr.. and Mrs. d. w. Douglas Of Santa
Monica. Calf. accompanied by their
daughter. Miss Barbara Douglas, have
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You gre only
as young as
you look.
What d o e $
your mirror
say?
Do you have
wrinkles. skin
lie mi S h es.
large pores
oily or dry
skin?
Don't h a We
them another
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In 1918 Mr.. Calderon was charge DAFT
flares OF Cuba In Washington.

The former mayor Of Atlantic Citv
and Mrs. William Riddle are passing
few days In Washington at the Nav
flower on their way South.
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W.EASTEKNAK
/E'a'9 eo"ase7'eu' ~~sA

Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Pasternak
have returned from All extended
buving trip TO New York,
The attractive window dccora-
ton with the clever tropical set
ting OF green grass and cocoanut
palm tree to display the captiyat-
ing sports ou,fi, YOU see there is
but a peek into the ultra smart
collection which they are now
showing for Spring and resort
wear. Their hats are stunning
concluding notes 10 the smart en-
semblc.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Pasternak
have personally and discriminate
ingly selected each model shown
III their lovely shop. They have
long been known by smart Wash
inetonians as conolsseurS OF APP
parei superlativeIy smart. You've
never seen such dashing sports
toys rugged tweeds, CLASSY
smooth angoras. and chic Han
nels--and the silk prints, chiifons
and laces arc tho las, word in
clothes that are different
Stop in to see for yourself
Friday and Saturday
January rs
Our informal display.
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hS SesS EAngn >haNeS, AAa1.
painted cigarette boxes and
bridge tables saShes and pes tame
laal Cue Nreet,
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The director of the budget and Mrs.
Herbert NJ. Lord will entertain at din
ner this evening in honor of MIR. and
MIS-. Alfred j. Brosseau. Covers will
be laid for II,
Mrs. Lord will be at home tomorrow
afternoon for the last time this season
from TO O'Clock.
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>u are ia.
N}ge>t ~
lNIAeyx
~ S~S taS
eve tAInS>
taS her Aess>
don ~ leNester
al ever
ltA SsTA tea
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sees seaSFS
pie is, travels
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80 -@I.
~, c.-,.sT.J CAe

x,,. c:-~..7JU s
is all ahu,,er and gay in prep
aration for her midseason in
formal showing.
Wednesday. Thursday. Friday
February /. ,. )
And as anything sponsored by
Betty Hanna you know would be
this showing is 10 be the fash
ion event OF the season--as ir,er-
preted by vogue Inoderne.
Mannequins will exhibit the
models and imported hats on the
days mentioned from
10 10 o'clock
J 10 5 O'Clock
You must arrange 20 so 10 Betty
Hannas lovely style show--it Is
10 be the forecast for the smart
est in Spring and Palm Beach.
AT the same time
there will he on display Alice
Fl. Marks fancy and unusual
foods and candies--an exquisite
display OF lingerie from The Miss
Charlotte Riggs Lingerie Shop
OF Bal,imore-and a showing OF
unique novelties from Mrs. How.
ards we'll known shop in New
York,
You are cordially invited by
Betty Hanna.
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Dean of Diplomats
Host at Dinner Tonight.

The Ambassador OF Great Britain
and Lady Isabella Howard will enter
tain al dinner this evening at the en-
bassy in honor OF the President of the
Executive Council, Mr.. William T
Cosgraye.
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The newly appointed Ambassador Of
Germany and Frau Won Prittwitz-Gaf-
from and their little daughter have ar
rived in Washington and are at the
embassy.
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Miss Archibald In Vrad

Miss ArchbOld TO Wed
Lieut. Strauss March 3.
The marriage of Miss Lydia Archbold
daughter OF Mrs Anne Archbold. to
Lieut. Elliott B. Strauss, U. s. NJ. son
OF Admiral and Mrs. Joseph Strauss
VIII take place Saturday afternoon.
March 3. The ceremony will be per-
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who devote their egtisc time 10
restoring these heirloomS,
Perhaps rs precious old
daguerreotype ri Your mother
or grandmother ~- that's been
scratched through careless ham
tlling~--or it might be a Snar>ho,
ot some one who Is no longer
here.
But no matter wha, the picture
or its timc~tnderwood and Cn-
derwoods restoration OF it is
amazing.
You viii be very much inter-
ested in samples nj this work
they have arranged IN special
display,
Underwood and Underwood IN
vtc YOU 10 see the display and
bring your old pictures ia ior an
estimate,
iaM Connecticut Avenue,
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day Just telephone
Franklin ASA
today and make an appointment
for Elizabeth Arden treatment.
ll+7 Connecticut Avenue.
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kin, Mrs. Herbert Sparrow, Capt. Joseph
Glidden, Col. Hadley Of Chicago. Maj.
MacQuillin, Maj. Davis Willis. Gen.
George o. Squier, Mr.. Ramses Chaffey,
first Egyptian secretary, and Mr.. A.
Konow Bojsen.
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Ii you have
an old picture
that is very
dear to You
and is starting
tn fade or has
been damaged
you'll b c
glad 10 know
tn at Under
wood and Tn
,lerwood have
special artists
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SOCIETY
The Chief Executive and Mrs. Coolidge to
Fete Supreme Court Justices and
Their Wives This Evening.

August Anderson Of Minnesota. were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Eastwood,
ut Greenwood, Tuesday evening.
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Continued on Nineteenth Pas.J
, 1928-04-24

five miles from civilization, it was
learned here today when the Wilkins
plane landed near the S~pitzbergen Radio
Station the explorers were so weak with
hunger they were barely able to leave
their plane.
Murray Bay.-The Ford relief plane
from Detroit set out from Dake STANCES
airdrome here today for Greenly Island
to aid the stranded German flyers of the
trans Atlantic plane 'Bremen''. Bernt
ByIchen who pL,otad Commander Byrd
across tn ocean to France was at the
controls, Will. Floyd Bennett who plotted
Commander BYRD to the North Pole was
tsGen by airpane to a hospital ia QIahec
i'll IRON Influenza.
rokyio Btroa Cracniro Okura. IA,
paaese capitalist, died here today OF can,
Ger at the age Of rinety,One.
, 1928-04-24

lars less. Inc pfOUJ ana loss SQrplQS6S
decreased from 697, 637, 1888, dollars in
1926 to 654, 951. 06I dollars last year, or
AZ, 1886, 727 dollars.
London, April 21st. The question of
what Great Britain's intentions are
about the alleged default of ancient pub
lie debs by several OF the Southern States
of the United States a ain came up in the
House Of Commons yesterday. The Gov
ernment returned its usual answer, that
il did not intend to a. pr0ach the United
States Government IN the matter. About
49, 900, 600 pounds 10 loans, held chiefly
by British subjects, are SAID to be involv
ed and the States are Alabama, Arkansas,
Florida, Georgia.. Louisiana, and North
and South Carolina.
Peking. April 2Ist. The collapse Of
the Shantung defence, before the on
sIaught Of NatiOnaIists, who recently
opened a drive on Picking, has caused d
retreat Of the Northern aYmie5 on all
fronts. The latest reports from the bat
tie front state that the Nationalist had
captured Y~enchOWfu, on the Iientsin.
PukoW railway line, about Is miles south
OF the city of TSinan. News of the cap
ture of Yenchowfu by the Nationals also
has come from Marking, Capital Of the
Nationalist Government. The Marking
despatch told of three concerted national
list drives toward the north or with Pc
king as their ultimate goal. AT least $50,
900 men are believed to be engaged IN
the fighting.
London, April 2lst, The Home Secre
tary Sir VIM. JOHNSON Hicks, in a speech
at bennington last night, referred 10 a
statement he had made in answering
questions in the House of Commons re
gardIng money which came from the So
Wet Bank and Was found on one OF the
Irish gunner recently arrested in Lon
don. He added that be had complete
evidence that a large number of treasu-
ry notes, issued by a Russian concern in
this country, had passed into the posses
sion Of the Communist party and through
them to the Communist organisation in
all parts Of Great Britain. Referring
to Soviet activities in other countries,
the Home Secretary said that after the
war, when people were beginning to
consider how Governments were NOV
ing the Soviet Government decided that
there was a good field for intrigue in
the otherwise peaceful country OF China.
4 good deal OF the we'll being Of Chin
is due to European and American enter
ptise. Russia saw in China a country
without a sJnong Government but where
European bonds were embedded. The
Russians sought to obtain control Of the
Government, and of China to rid China
AN
, 1928-04-24

at Oxford. After thorough inspection
he expressed great admiration for the
plant and its organisation and the quality
OF Morris and other British made
motors.
London, April 2lst. -Presiding at the
general meeting OF Dunlop Rubber
Company. Limited, today Sir Eric Ged-
des said he WelcC med the proposed death
OF rubber restriction and hoped that it
would Y be resuscitated. He COM
planned, however. of the short time
given until November LIST, for the in
dustry % adjust itself. The investing
committee recommended three years,
and this was ~disregarded. Only a bare
seven months was allowed, which he
held, was little if any better than no
notice It all
Washington, April 21st--A request
that his name be not proposed as a candi.
date Tor President in State primaries
was made by President Coolidge yester-
day in a letter to Francis Prescott Chair
man Of the Massachusetts, Republican
State i,oDmittep. Such action, Presi-
dent Coolidge said, would be ''embar-
RAISING" to him and would END to
compromise me and lend colour to the
misrepresentation that apparently are
being made in other States" that
President Coolidge is favourable to his
name being entered 10 primaries.
Sofia Bulgaria. April Dist Death and
destruction staIked through Southwestern
Bulgaria yesterday in the wake of a SER
les of earthquakes which has devastated
the region. More than 100 bodies were
counted IN pnilippoIis ana in the neigh