The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1929-12-05

that Ambassador Morrow would re-
sign his Government commission. Mr..
Morrow is leaving Mexico City this
week and will be accompanied to Lon
don by Mrs. Morrow and their daugh-
ter, Miss Elizabeth Morrow.
Speculation is rife as to whom
President Hoover will appoint to sue
coed Ambassador Morrow The names
of Senator Moses of New Hampshire
and J. Reuben Clark, former Under
Secretary of State, who has been in
Mexico for several months and is
widely versed in Mexican affairs,
have been mentioned. 1t is rumored
that the Mexican appointment might
be the most expeditions way of dis
posing of Senator Moses, chairman of
the Republican Senatorial committee,
who termed the insurgent Senators,
''sons Of the wild jackass", before the
campaign next year.
Americas Financiers Meet President
What was probably the greatest
army of industrial and business mag
mates ever assembled met here today
to confer with President Hoover to
consider means to continue the bust
ness activities of the country. Two
hundred and fifty of Americas fore
most fnanciers and business men, rep
resenting thirty-two manufacturing
and distributing groups attended
President Hoover opened the ses-
sion which is being held in the United
States Chamber of Commerce. 1t is
the aim of the group to form an or
ganization as contact agency be-
tween the Government and business.
Memorial Service for Mrs. Pankhurst
The National Woman's Party will
hold memorial service for Mrs. EN-
incline Pankhurst, famous suffrage
leader of Great Britain in the crypt of
the Capitol on Sunday afternoon. Mrs.
Pankhursts daughter, Miss Crystobel
Pankhurst, will be the guest of honor.
The meeting will be opened by
procession of fifty young women bear
ing the British banner of purple,
green and white which was carried in
the British suffrage campaign, sent
from London for the occasion, and the
banners of purple, white and gold of
the National Woman's Party. The
exercises will be held before the
statue of the three suffrage pioneers,
Susan B. Anthony, Elizabeth Cady
Stanton and Lucretia Mott.
Social Functions Halted in Respect of
Secretary Good
Since official Washington is in
mourning for Secretary Good, two i'm
portant affairs which would have
opened the social season this week
have been postponed The first State
function, the diplomatic reception at
the White House, was scheduled for
Thursday and the Vice Presidents
dinner for President and Mrs. Hoover
was to have been given on Tuesday.
The Vice-P Presidents dinner will be an
event of January 7th, but no date has
been announced for the White House
function.
Cabinet days at home will start on
Wednesday, December 18th, the day
official mourning is ended, and the
wives of Cabinet members will be
"at home" for the first time in the
Hoover administration.
The reception which the Hungarian
Minister and the Countess Szechenyi
| (the former Gladys Vanderbilt of
York; were to have been given Sat
urday to introduce their daughter,
Countess Alice Szechenyi, and the re-
ception at which Miss Maria Sacasa,
daughter of the Minister of Nicaragua
and Sonora de Sacasa, was to have
been formerly presented to society,
have been postponed until the lifting
of official mourning.