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The Washington times., 1931-12-01
IMPORTANT Women on Committee

Important Women on Committee
Mrs William c. Eusts is the director, and Mrs Cazenove
Lee chairman of the exhibition
The executive committee composed of Mrs. Cazenove
Lee Mrs Cary T, Grayson, Mrs Woodrow Wilson, Mrs
Fairfax Harrison and Mrs Montgomery Blair. jr
Those on the exhibition committee Mrs. McCook
Knox chairman; Mrs Brooke Lee of Maryand Mrs Will
liam Hard Mrs Lloyd Shipper and Mrs Andrew Chris
tan Richmond Among others who are interested mem
hers If the local committee of the Robert E. Lee Founda
tion are Mrs Carter Glass; Mrs Claude Swanson Mrs
Hanson Ety. Mrs John W. Davdge, Mrs David Edward
Finley Mrs Morgan Beach Mrs Breckenrldge Long MISS
Sara Lee Mrs Charles J. Rhoad and Mrs Horace wash
ingtOn.
The Washington times., 1931-12-01
Dinner Hosts Tonight

The British Ambassador, Sir
Ronald Lindsay. and Lady Lind
say will have a distinguished
company dining with them this
evening at the embassy when
the Secretary of State and Mrs.
Stlmson will be the ranking
guests.
The Washington times., 1931-12-01

December IS, at 4:30 o'clock, at
the Washington Cathedral; and
a reception will follow at their
home In Massachusetts, Avenue.
-
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Roger
Welles entertained at luncheon
today at the Mayflower in COM
pliment to Mr.. and Mrs. Maxim
Karolik.
The Washington times., 1931-12-01
Diplomat Returns

Senior Mario Montealegre,
second secretary Of the Costa
Rican Legation, has returned
from New York to his apart
ment at Wardman Park Hotel,
and Senior v. Via, OF the
Nicaraguan Legation is with
him
The Washington times., 1931-12-01
Out

The Assistant Secretary Of
the Treasury and Mrs. Arthur
A. Ballantine have sent out in
Vitations for the wedding Of
their daughter, Miss Barbara
Ballantine, and Mr.. John Cross,
of Cambridge, Mass. The cere'
mony will take place Saturday,
The Washington times., 1931-12-01
Cabinet House Guest

The Secretary of Commerce
and Mrs. Robert Patterson La
mont will have as their house
guest, Miss BabS Drayton,
daughter of Sir Henry and
Lady Drayton, OF Toronto,
Canada. who will arrive today.
Miss Drayton will be the guest
in whose honor the Secretary
and Mrs. Lamont will entertain
at small dinner Saturday eve.
ming.
The Washington times., 1931-12-01
.Envov Honor Guest

The Egyptian minister, SeSoS-
iris Sidarouss Pasha, who has
been in New York for several
days, was the guest of honor at
a dinner party given last eve
ming at the Embassy Club there
by Col. George Washington
Kavanaugh and Mrs. KaVa-
naugh.
Preceding the dinner, Col.
and Mrs. Kavanaugh gave a
reception at Carlton House in
honor of the minister. The
guests included Mr.. Waguih
Rostum, second secretary of
the legation, who accompanied
the minister to New York, and
a number of other prominent
guests.
Mr.. Hugh r. Wilson, United
States minister to Switzerland.
and Mrs. Wilson, will sail to-
day on the American Export
liner Excamoion, which will
touch at France. italy, Egypt
and the Holy Land. Mr.. and
Mrs. Wilson are bound for his
post at Berne.
The Washington times., 1931-12-01
Delegate in N. Y.

Senior Don Horatio F. de
Alfaro, delegate to the League
of Nations from the Republic
of Panama, with Sonora de
Alfaro arrived in New York yes
terday aboard the Saturnia, en-
route from Geneva to their
home in Panama.
The Washington times., 1931-12-01
To Honor Artist

The Ambassador of Germany
and Frau Won Prittwitz und
Gaffron will entertain at din.
ner this evening at the embassy
in honor Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fritz
KreiSler.
The Washington times., 1931-12-01
Stratford on the Potomac HalIowed Spot

StratfOrd on the POtOTTldC T1dTTOW6u oPOV
Straford which is located the Potomac below wake
field is unique among Colonial mansions in that 1t IS larger
than most of the houses during that period hav
ing eighteen quite szabe 1t is built in the shape OF
the H. for which the original Lee appeared to nave
fancy as it seen on removable brass plates over the
door hinges and also the witches cross paneng OF the
doors. as.
The large hail. which used library and slttng
room in the oden days almost square shape the doors
in the each wall balanced by window openings on
two Sides and bookcases with glass DOORS nng
the walls.
Flat Cornhian pillars frame each opening rising to meet
the downward curve of the vaulted ceiling above which
reaches nearly the roof The walls paneled III nat
ura wood which has melowed to a beautiful shade
which occupies part Of the
The Washington times., 1931-12-01
In Washington
with
: Qt&qQuu> - :

Many prominent and women of the Capital are JOIN
ing with representative group from Virginia and Maryland
in permitting their priced family herooms to be put on
exhibition for the purpose of contributing to the completion
of the purchase and of Sraford that charm
The Washington times., 1931-12-01
Dinner at Legation

The minister of Jugoslavia,
DR.. Leonide Pitamic. has invita-
tions out for a dinner Saturday
evening, December IL.
, The minister will enter
tain at a reception in celebra-
ton of the birthday anniversary
of His Majesty King Alexander
I of Jugoslavia, Thursday after
noon, December II. from 5 to 7
o'clock. in the legation at 1920
Sixteenth st,
The Washington times., 1931-12-01
.Envov in N. Y.

The United States Ambas-
sador to France and Mrs. Wal
ter E. Edge, who have been at
their home in Ventnor. N. j.,
since their brief visit here, are
now at the Ambassador Hotel in
New York,
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Second Indictment
Returned For Killing

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Reagan County Oil
Well Runs Amuck

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CLEAR AWAY
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MRS HAYNES HTERTATNS
CLUB AND GUESTS

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-13
COMMITTEES APPOINTED
FOR WHAT TO READ Club

Standing Committees Eere Al
pointed = TIE What To Read clab
he'd n the Frs National Bank
directors rooE this week on TIE
president NJ Harold Stuart WHO
prexded
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The Washington times., 1931-02-28
A[IM0NY DE[AY'PRIESTS DUPED
WON BY ACTOR IN FILM FRAUD

NEW YORK, Feb. % (U.S0.
Victimizing of 400 priests and
5000 Catholic laymen of $4,000,
900 through unauthorized use Of
the names of high prelates, digni-
taries of the hierarchy and promi-
nent Catholics, was revealed in a
Federal indictment accusing two
women and five men.
The defendants, it is charged.
told their investors that former
Governor Smith, John j. Raskob
and Michael Meehan, Cardinals
Hayes, O'Connell and Mundelein,
Archbishop Curley and Bishop
Shahan were financially inter
eSted in their venture.
AS a result, it is alleged, the
National Diversified Corporation,
purporting to promote the produc-
ton of clean and religious
films" collected 100000.
The seven named are Otto E.
Goebel, Frank j. Matre, Thomas
A. Lynn, Elizabeth M. Flautt,
Irene C. Flautt, James F. Cassidy
and Jerome D. Kline. The in
dictment charges use of the mails
to defraud.
The Washington times., 1931-02-28

stand cOurageOUsIy behind the
organized physicians Of America,
in the fight they are undoubtedly
only too willing and too anxious
to make.
If you know of doctor who
sells dope Prescriptions to any
one who has the money to buy
them send that doctors name in
to the State Medical Association
and let the association do the
investigating and the Furnishing.
If nobody acts on your in
formation go to the plain Or
binary police and turn the whole
wretched business into the hands
of an officer in police uniform.
No Privileged Class
When it comes to drug addic-
ton and the people who help and
encourage it there should be no
privileged class.
Limitation of the production of
narcotic drugs.
Deportation of all foreign dope
peddIerS and dope dealers of any
sort.
Sentences that mean real prison
terms, and real fines, that really
amount to something in the case
of all dope dealers, dope SNUG
glers, and confirmed dope users.
Well-considered but quick and
aggressive action against all phySi-
clans. accused rightfully of pre-
scription peddling.
That's the program for this
year.
Let's stick to it, word for word
and letter for letter.
And if we stick to it faithfully
enough and honestly enough and
courageously enough, perhaps
some of us will feel, before we die
that our lives have not been lived
entirely in vain.
The Washington times., 1931-02-28
BUT TER
B|LLFLAYED

ANNAPOLIS, Md, Feb. pa
bitter battle on the floor of the
house of delegates is anticipated
next week, if the ways and means
committee returns favorable re-
port on a bill prohibiting the use
of butter substitutes in State insti-
tutions. The bill was favorably
reported on by the committee on
agriculture yesterday.
The bill, submitted by Delegate
Marshall Heap, of Hartford coun-
ty, was branded by opponents as
a result of lobbying on the part
of dairy interests.
Delegate L. P. Williams OF ST.
Marys county declared that pas
sage of the bill would place an ad-
ditional burden of approximately
$4,000 upon the State annually,
and that it was a direct blow at
home rule. Delegate Williams fur
ther stated that should the Heap
bill meet approval, there would be
no curbing food corporations in
their attempts to gain favorable
legislation.
The Washington times., 1931-02-28
ARMY DIVISION
JOINS PERU
REBELS
More Troops Sent South as
Revolt Gains in Strength;
Junta Issues Proclamation

BUENO AIRES, Feb. % G.N.SO
A wireless message intercepted
from Cuzco today stated that the
fifth division of the Peruvian
army at Iquitos had joined hands
with the rebels at Arequipa in
southern Peru.
The message added a proclama-
tion had been issued to the in
habitants of Tacna, outlining the
causes and aims of the uprising
against the Lima government of
Provisional President Louis M.
Sanchez Cerro.
The proclamation stated the
Southern junta" was interested
first in Overthrowing Sanchez
CerrO and, second, in the calling
of national elections in order that
the minOritieS might be repre-
Sented.
Additional reports received here
said a Peruvian cruiser at Mol
lendo, only sea outlet in the south,
had Joined the rebels.
LIMA, Peru, Feb. 20 U.N.S0.
Steamers bearing 5000 troops left
CaIlaO harbOr today bound for
the south, where rebels are hold
ing the city of Arequipa.
A gay crowd was on the docks
to wave them farewell.
The Washington times., 1931-02-28
BQUstOn Citizens
FAVOR Span Plans

BALLSTON, Va, Feb. 28.-The
movement to develop Washington
Avenue as the Arlington County
approach to the new Memorial
Bridge, last night received the
Endorsement Of the Ballston Citi-
zens Association at it's monthly
meeting.
The project had been indorsed
by the Lyon Park Citizens Asso-
citation and it is expected that
all the civic organizations of
the county will urge the plan
before the Arlington board of
supervisors.
The Washington times., 1931-02-28
LAME DUCK ACT.
STILL T|EDUP

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appropriation bill, with more than
500, 100000 of funds for various
departments, and the new vet
Grams disqualification act.
Dispute Develops
The latter developed a dispute
when the Senate increased
House fund of $12,O00,OO0 to
total of $23,577 900, of which
$20,877,O00 would go for new
veterans hospitals and $2,500.000
for soldiers homes. Administra-
tion leaders hoped for agreements
on all measures.
There was a wild scramble by
Senators and Representatives to
get minor bills enacted before
Wednesday noon. A large group
of Mid-WeSterners were battling
for an oil embargo, with a likeli-
hood the Capper bill would be
considered in the Senate Monday.
This measure would limit crude
oil imports to 100000 barrels
annually for the next three years,
and bar all oil products for the
same time. 1t may pass the Sen
ate but it will meet stiff opposi.
ton in the House.
Cruiser Bill Doomed
The Administrations cruiser
construction bill, intended to
build up the American Navy to
the limits of the London Treaty,
appeared doomed. There was q
distinct reluctance to act upon it
in both House and Senate. The
cause of the formidable opposition
was not clear, except that "littIe
Navy" men protested the cost
would put too great a strain on
the Treasury at this time.
The Washington times., 1931-02-28

Watch that London mar
cotic convention, and
while we watch let us insist
that our delegates to that con-
vention stand firm in the de-
termination to keep the world
production of narcotics down
to the limits of world need and
by that we mean the honest
need of honest physicians, the
honest hospital and honest and
competent dentists, who have
humane reasons for the use of
narcotics in the kindly stilling
OF human agony.
O-Let us make and enforce
- laws which will deport
Immediately any foreigner
caught selling dope illegally
anywhere, anytime, for any
price, in the United States of
America.
Let us make and enforce
laws deporting foreigners who
can be proven to be confirmed
drug slaves.
9-Let's work to make the
- judges of this country
from one end to the other
realize what they are doing to
the innocent youth of the coun-
try when they give dope ped
oilers short sentences and small
fines, that mean less than moth
ing to a man who makes his
living on the ruin and degrada-
ton of human souls.
I-Let us mere laymen stand
II behind the American
Medical Association and urge
that association to take away
the license of any physician
who makes a practice of SELL
ing dope prescriptions just for
the money he can make out of
it.
It is unfair to a great an,
noble profession to allow an ur
scrupulous doctor to go on praC
ticing when it has been prove,
that he has betrayed his owl
high profession by STOPPING to
banal sale of narcotics.
Nine out of 10 addicts wi
tell you that they got the habit
from a doctors prescription.
Rich men and poor men, beg
gar men and thieves, Societ,
women, actresses, nurses, clerk
in the shops-they'll all tell yol
the same story.
Doctors At Fault
Some Of them may not be tel
ing the truth, but they are no
all of them falsifying all tn
time.
And everyone interested vital,
in the drug traffic knows tina
unscrupulous physicians have {
great deal to do with the terr
fic gain in the drug traffic.
Let's resolve this very day t.