Evening Star Newspaper, September 23, 1922, Page 7

SOCIETY. ocilie -4 THE EVENING _STAR, WASHINGTbN, D. C, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1 |m will be joined by her brother, Capt. Allan Penquite Cameron, with rwhom she will epend the month of October at his home at Canton, |Mlls. Mrs, Martin will return to her apartment at Wardman Park Hotel for the winter. make the young, as well as the older. women adopt, Caulkins of the physical education service yesterday, “because I feel sure that the wearing of the short ekirts comfortable.” i HOPE the flappers will hold out In their rebellion against the long skirt fashions which Paris is trying so hard to 4 Dana sald Dr. is developing the interests of the young girls in athletics to a much greater extent than Is possible when girls wear the long skirts. 1 don't belleve these flappers wear the short skirts just because they think they are shocking, but because they are Similarly, Dr. Caulkins is in favor of' knickerbockers when worn for hiking or some other suitable sport and even approves of bobbed hair. although he doesn't exactly care for universally CONDUCTED BY HELEN H. FETTER. it _as a ‘fashion to be adopted by others than the very young girl. CEEIE IKE many other men of today, Dr. Caulkins fully realizes that the modern girl, in spite of all the adverse critictsms which she has called upon her bobbed head, is by far a more sensible and progressive type of girl than some semi-invalids of a generation ago. “Why, men used to be proud of a wife who could faint gracefully upon any occaslon,” laughed Dr. Caulkins. “It was a mark of wealth and elegance for a man to have a sickl rather than a robust wife. The flap- per has certainly changed ail such ideas as that and, also, the girls going Into all lines of business have affected this idea.” Above everything else, is in favor of instituting Dr. Caulkins methods _of teaching physical training to all girls and boys in u &chool rather than de- veloping only the few who seem un- [touch that is so ¢l 922. | | usually adept at the particular games in_which their school competes with other institutions. Ruther. he believe that the range of competition should extended to include at least $0 of each school’s total enrollment. the school having the best ave such a membership be considercd winner. In this way self-confide other important traits of ch: well as actual physical prowe: be developed among the majority of the schooi’s students rather than ony limited number as was previous o for | the wonld * % x MONG tlie games of which he cial ket ball, b goll. Dr. mend girls, be i i pproves for girls a ball, tennis, hockey lkins particular so he ix a firm young people learning they can continue thinks that too many people allow ‘les to get flabby and th interests to grow luhew have outgrown their vout thusiasm. Probubly the only forms of ath which Dr. Caulking would not the high jun; Auth | have studied the cff - on girls beyvond the age of twe find that th Jurious. Thi two forms of to younger cl A Kentuc 5 sent Caulkins recently o 1 ing_survey of his schooi wnd stated in | it that at so'ge ages the girs did hetter | physical traiuing work th but at others the hoy is a phase of the phy problem i pul o1 not been touched upon bef extensive detail, and proved v intervsting for t As 2 can girl “I do hope th fortably, the: their wppear; . even if girls ¢ will stiil think IDENTIFIED SLAIN GIRL; MAN HELD AS SUSPECT Poolroom Proprietor Admits He Supported Rosie Cerzia, Found Half Burned. the Associuted Press KANSAS CITY, September Police are holding Frank Monteleone, proprietor of a pool hall, in cenncc- with the finding of the f- By Ition 4 {burned hody of Rosie Cerzia in i i wooded dlstrict near north Kansas | 1 i I | Mrs. W. O. Atwater and daughter, . 7 Miss Helen Atwater, have taken PI'C ‘ld ot d Y 3 Sk apartments for the winter at the sident Harding Yester: ay KReceive Burlington Hotel. : oo Dr. Ada R. Thomas has returned from N Balley Island, Me., enor Arcaya, the New Minister of Snlsy ki, Me Having Gbent/ tho \,’ 7 s A delightful surprise party was given enezuela, at the White House. | i el Frugenis. Woed Wedneaiay evening, September 20, in honor of her twentieth birthday anniversary. About geventy ‘youns folk_assembled at her - " - } n “Seabrook, Md.; danced. san; RESIDENT 1ARDING receivedjtive of the Serbs. Croats and Slovenes, and played games beneath l:fnierns o: the new minister of Venezuela, ;‘;gr:%la;;bhrr. :\kn‘ grr‘\r\‘xurh. who :he Iu\;n until mldnm;x!z. In the com- , 3 E s ¢ represented those coun- pany of guests were: Mr. . Me- Senor Don I'edro M. Arcaya,| tries since March 1, 1919, Vo, o™ Bvmivn Frmert Mo 3 yvesterday afternoon at 2:30 The new minister s formerly the Catherine Golden. Miss Laura Ady, Miss oclock at the White House, The min- { diPlomatic representative of his coun- Anne Topper, Miss Pattie May Kesson, . X \ster was accompanisd By the setre- |3, 55 the Souxs of Spain aad Wes Miss Georgl: ‘Clayton, Miss R. For v pa 3 transferred to this country on account Mr, F. Schwirtzer, Mr. Harold Sothoron, ¥ of the legation, Senor Don Luis{of the large number—about a half Mr. Edwin Horan, Messrs. Alvin and Churton; the naval attache, Lievt.|million—of hix countrymen, many of {AuciEipaley: of Washingtonsalf, and zenes Morales, und p whom are citizens of the U HATRS omas Albert Riggles of East Diogenes Morales, and the attache, | a0 {8l here. * The min Orange, N. ¥.; Mr. Walter L. Addison L Senor Don Claudio Urrud Who has no family with him,,whs & and AIr.” Lee ' Mulliken of Collington, < it member of the Austrian parilament, Md.; "Mr. Charles Marbury of Mariboro, The Secretary of State and Mrs. an’lths a scientist aml‘wrller of note. -\\ldflx‘l(;fl Nt-‘ll(ile l?rdlsty. Miss Julia Funhes : o e minister and Mme. Grouitch, 4. Hardisty, Miss Agnes Suman, Miss Tughes will return to their suburban f g WIRELET B, Mot ' thid Alma’ G. Thirles, Miss 1da M. Parker, home, Greystone. facing Rock Creek | qountry, will be greatly missed so- Miss Loretta Millikin, Miss Margaret ark, this afternoon from an interest- | cially, the work of the latter for the h i }}?m“':; Mfifia“lur-;a] nhln%re Miss P isit in i, where Secre| needy of her country being extensive! who has returned to Wash! s | 2o ;e Sdith Baker, Miss Luc the eentennial exposition in Rio ml'gund time to devote to the local =0 oy e | Hine. Maoet Jooe Toclma Jamn on the P cersary charity work of Washington. Dr. and ‘. o W ably aze.. Jameson, Mise . .Alargazet on e Ay % | Mme. Grouizeh will mot_leave Wrsh- connter. e Praeany tams o Miss Elizabeth Rathman, Mr. v fiughes wers | ington until the end of October, when | ™" L amas A Wy sorss B, Viesd, MY Geoige o York by their son-in-law | they will proceed directly to Serbia. Mrs. Henry T. Oxnard will sail to- | Mrs. - Arthur Br'."p:;d N Srltion, M. wnd Mrs. Chauncey day from New York aboard the Olympic | Norman Owens, Mr. Dercy Botts, Mr. Whowe ‘marriage ) Mrs. David A. Reed. wife of the new | for Burope, where she will spend some | Gilburt A M pherey Botte, A in the early | senator from Pennsylv: was hostess | time. Lloyd, Mr. Henry Lester and Miss Sel- ; : . ma Seitz, Mr. New Jugoslav v Here e e e making their home | October Event in Detroit. Mr. W. H. ‘Gundilng, Mr. Charles Brick- To Represent Government. ) at the Shoreham. The marriage of Worden Whitman | §70: Mr. George Taylor and Mr. Walter The new minister of Jugoslavia, the Parris, formerly of Washington, to ohnson, all of Maryland. Tlon. Anton Tresich Pav of Croa-| Mrs. Gerry, wife of Senator Peter mETY 0 o 3 his arrived here to assume his!Goelet Gerry. is in New York for a few Miss Bernice ! De Mosh will be| Mrs. Forest Richardson of Omaha, ek e ihe “diplomatie representa-{days on her way to Warwick, R L. solemnized St. John's Church, De-|{NeP. and her daughter are in Wash — =22 | Where she will remain until the middie | troit, Mich, October 4, those invited M’;'U‘ the Lee House for u few days of November. She was among the | to be present being only members of | iy, 2% o to" MiasRichardgon; enters SPECIAL—SUNDAY | uests at lurcheon yesterday of Mr. and | the familics. e &3 = b e Yames A. HUlI, who entertained at; After a brief trip cast by auto the —_— TABLE D,HOTE the Ritz-Carlton. I;\-m Jewrn to Saginaw, where Mr. Marria e Li — Jarris is engages n business. - The military attache of the French — T g acenses. i C emb Col. George A. L. Dumont, Miss Marie Belt will entertain Wed- ,0;,{,“;{’ xe licenses have been issued to the ourse {me. Dumont. entertained a small com- ; nesd: t 4 miscellaneous shower, in | (peIngs L . pamy at luncheon today, when their f hunor o” Miss' Helen Mirlam Black, | aitred D. Troy and Theima e Hataen, l guests were the charge daffaires of | whose mion to Mr. Vaughn Benbam | Harres Scandoias and Kathron Chepours o Snd Mme. Kwapissewska, Mr. | will take place on October 10. John F. Rallenger of this city and Theresa John B. Henderson and his daughter. - b Bean of Rilver Rpring, Md. Ion Tieatvios Henderson. and the | Representative Thomas &. Crago of aivert Dy Barnes and Edith M. Maravall o7 ennsylvania, who has had an apart- ivlor und ertha Sch v g . i\‘l‘;;i:s Dumont, daughters of the | RSy ani, Bl Mo o hington, has | % ot Cumberiand," 3! chouwecker, ° s. taken an apartment at Wardman Park | Waiter 4" Rater tod o ¥ b Gov. and Mrs. William R. Merriam | Hotel for the winter, and will move | Daniel Perry of Thie lts ama Mopiie 3 SERVED FROM O A N to. thelr. Washingrton | there the first of Oclober, when Mrs. | thewx of Baltimore, Jd. yrts et E home after spending the summer at]Crixo will be with him. “fi’:‘m; .:‘,"l‘r-rn;r“q‘f Richmond, Vu.. and 1 T & A €. Farres of Williamat 6 to 9 P.M. | North Haven. Me. Mr. John J. O'Conner of the United | CHrtls 8. Desonhire of Moun Ratnier, Md. 2 PESRE TR Miss Grace Newton. daughter of v hamber of Commerce and |18 Jner B Walton of Takoma Tack, SRR Representative and Mrs. Walter H.j 0 @ el "*r“;;"" "'k 4-,"':”"" min 'F’.ei..:“:,.‘u'{iii,‘. vl'"\yfl?'n 2 e of Minneapolis, Minn., ar-|ton the middle of the syeek and have ond Depue and N Ar Hempst A La Carte Service Newton ‘ol Minneapolls, AMim: A3 [taken an apartment At Wardman rd A, Arter and fieien Styem 0 EPRERRI soute is the guest of Miss ( Chace. | Fark Hotel for the season. todger Y‘l‘ G;;slurl and Ruth K. Parker. Slealsolsedes < 1 i 5 £ . Morrissette of thi v a B Saushter of ey Mr. and Mrs. Frederick W, fing-'»";“’;" 1, Sim ot Rl ar. "9 Arlington [ iife il o R A in Minnesota and will not return to e T ir Pugiish, o Exs . Wilson Gaston und L; . Gawl L e aton [antll dates Fa. the| Eilne Tayloe Dhxlish. to Mey Bast pEtiia . Denler | autumn. of Washington < English was an 2 HOtE] John Mock has returned to b r of the 1 Serviee Schiool Births Reported. ’ - in Washington after seeing he 2 & ‘e M 1d has frequentiy | The following birth, ve Vermont Ave. Above K fBome I e o atty, sail . from| Yisited in Che 1 Capital. MF. | the health Qepartment i the act taeniy foos o fengs A AME SR Gordon_was a captain in the United muel J. Steinberger was the guest A k for som tes Marine Corps during the war. Fdward and Littian Naller. girl. PpEletar udT A IRnRRer time. and teturns 'to England to re- [ rhe murriage will take place in s B, yarmiula Hossbaugh; gitl, sume her campaign for the English jl'hilidelphia this gutumn. ! Lagan and Mary s iariia Janiex and v | paritament. ) | Mme Alma Clayburgh has returned e e ey | The new naval attache of the United | o 210 Park avenue. with her Tittle | Lawrence und Alice oy, embassy in Berlin and Mrs, |daushter, Alma, from White Sulphur| George T. and Gertrude Johnson, girl. ik R ialrey: accom: [ Sprinks.” he give a small dinner for | «nied by their son and daughter, will | ¢i&h » Ritz last night in honor e "N York. aboard | 0F s Margaret Wilson. | Deaths Reported i the Georze \ ington, for the for-! 2 . £ | ecta e fios e S Mrs. B. Sumner Welles las returned | The following deaths liave been reported to 1 D 2 y | to New York and is at the Ritz-Carl- | (e heslth depurtment in the fast twenty-four © The chie? of western European af- | ton. after visiting in Massachusetts. e ki PR, . & Nell Lindsex Marks. 27, Towa apartments of the rtment, Mr.y . = el " nte: William K. .. willgail today |, COl- and BMre. Robert N. Harper Zo s M , from New York on board the George ! have closed their country place. Caral 5 50, 1681 Kenyon. o hnston for England, where Mrs, | doc Hall, near Le and | Margaret Alice Kobey. 4 months, 631 1 st. | e thelr dueh (o5 Rosa. | have opened their Washington home | = i i mond . . e bern for the sum- | for the winter. el Jenkin, 69, 'f-'? i‘l‘d“ er. Mrs, Miss Castle e & — L Providence Hospital. e the have been | cal. and Mrs. Norton E. Wood have | 5ot gllen culoxls Hospital ) immer mo and will meat Mr.|fone. to New York, where they will e e tle tn London for a fortnight's siay. | SRR L "L‘”‘I'"l 2 f y will-later travel on the continent, ! Shell - | ey il e ayeron the Comtigent. | 1! e YiY former's matner, 31w} CHARGES MISCONDUCT. tarn 16 their home. on R street, the end | Oliver Ellsworth Wood. P — l of November. AMr. and Mrs Castle LDr. and Mrs WoRL Hall of York, Wife Says She Saw Husband With 1t U los . w eir _daughter, Miss Hall, 1) J 1\ 1[_ 11'11 l V iinzton later in the season. wiil come to Washington next week Rival. L . K/ WA i Haskell and her | for. the winter, and have taken an| Following a tip that a visit to the T cently returned. from | Apartment at Wardman Park Hotel. | colonial Beach boat landing 1 f Ine. < 'are fain in their Washington | Miss Il be a student in one A Landing mignuin [ i Where they will spend the win- ! of the pr e schools here this |terest her, Mrs. Goldie A. Shore, of l: 100557 p Col. H. who is former al-| Winter 2728 Pennsylvania avenue northwest At it e high commissioner to Armenia, a6 G TR, T s i % % I olo 17th St. 4 P e oo eontinue | o Lieut Col. Delavan Downer, U. §. A i, ® suit.for an absolute divorce from ; I : e r'a wenter work in.that | And 3frs. Downer nave come fromi {her husband. Charles Shore, a dealer . . N o o remain in Va ingt i T We Give :.'.-Rl alues and Get the fon an inll‘t—flnixe beriod, and have [;z‘r:eutmy':"oor:;.lie::&::?lr;esth“ 12'\‘11 1:1”1 iness aken apartments a ! 3 e s wusines: | jien apartments at the Burlington | Supreme Court she saw her husband with the “other woman” and a child Mr. and Mrx. Hans Return Sleron 7oume oMl coniitig/oft the boat /_\ .- n a Summer in Europe. When she asked the woman her £ pprec]anon After an extendod European trip |name she declares the afswer was “I Mr. and Mre. Jesse Jonathan Haas|am Mrs. Shore and this is my hus. are _at home in_their apartment [band.” The wife charges mi of a Photograph jat the Van Cortlandt. and names her hushn:d's n'fi..“;::}‘.fé 0 as co-respondent. The Sh is bound. to be de- Mr._and Mrs. Thomas A. Rigeles. | married At Rockville, Md. May 11, termined in a “"’Jm"{gre?i ';gfeff‘rflrg East Orange. | 1904. and have one ©hild." Attarney : 5 vis! riends, spent last v ¢ e ok at the homs of Bis pivents My | oielY A-Ix Barker ppeare for the G 7 measure by and Mrs, Richard K. Riggles. at Sea- . randma— QUALITY. 5 Rice mills at Colusa, Calif., are op- K-N-O-W-S _ Mrs. V. Cameron Martin left Wash- | erating twenty-four hours a day to M e Our Portraits ington today for the south, where|get the oid crop out of the way and SSUAE Whin ahe Suls Soan 1 riral — - | make ready for the new crop, whieh ' o T moition ca meking the merit and inspire T Trefn comiie 1 ehrly In October, Tt e hihest ;l;’;et:‘c:‘):fldi-ln t?‘e Sacramento val- % . vear is well up to ICE CREAM he nignest appre- X i Will'be worth about $15.000.000 > 2"% d I ciation. —a magnificent display of | an ces | new and beautiful pieces.: Order Now for Sunday's Dinner. racti ] PSR UNDERW Jpnse | s e o B g E wmall: wi > » U city end " Chovy Ch Geo. Plitt Co., Inc, 1325 14tx Stxeee ] dress fiox 213, Star oftcr. ol e & . 2 Phone M. 4‘-'24-&]frxr'r.\ln;ll.r.¢7r rimmed. 1dth at.nw. be ween Belmon Clifton. BUDD'S | ||| UNDERWOOD A Portraits of Quality pOMPEIAN LOST. . "asts sty BABY PIN. gold, set with th X 18th and Cclumbia Road 4 etam to Mt Dyer Congressional Livrary "Har ot 707 —TEOVE—, 1230 Consecticut Avenune e ¢ ol 7! Col. R PIN. ol. 838 Phone Main 4400 on the car betwean the Wyoming Apt. fo New o " York ave. or on F st. between 14th to 9th and e I e ] Sold-Everywhm B e ae soient fetorate 408 the 2 somlrix r ard. ROSTON brindle bull pup, white forehead and left side of nose, white Ting around meck and T | front feet, screvw (all: A T i i Plone F. J6i50, "or 311 n.w.. H, Bean. 230 BUNCH OF KPYS. Reward If Commercial National Bank e e an CAMEO in_ viclnity of Metropolifan Theater, Tuesday. Reward. Call Fr. 369, ¢ Fourteenth at G Db A, e o o 5 " i TS AGIT oo oth at. mwrt TRt D, ,d Y DIAMOND RING, five stones, platinum_fop usre mounting. Liberal reward. : ivide Your Dollars e B e, Gl i ; GERMAN police puppy, male; answers fo 5 wme of Fox: 7 'month : Why not make up your mind to save at least a R v anuang . Deemma i1 & tenth of every dollar you earn—apd put it in a GLABSES, Toriolaeanell vime, Filday after- . Savings Account ‘with us? o ‘ A ) R et L Sneine e : > 5 GLASBES—Shell rimmed. lost Fridey. 10 P Just think of the dimes you waste now—simpl e Gl P Hoaliden " " because you haven't adopted any systematic plap fifi'\'""&“fi Tadles, brown cloth: vicinity ot of saving—and how they count up in the course of B et sy aatal a year. HAT, biack, soft: Btetson; bo 7 infeiste R o Retum “nal’rl‘:fl‘dt i T 0 < : 'y grensman, House Office butlding. 249 Saving is splendid personal discipline—as well LAPEL BUTTON, Surine e with as a habit that will give you a cash capital—for any Ard. Phons Mr. Hill, Frasbiin 3077, “os purpose you neea. NECKLACE, jet and c M:‘"m to Mrs, Pearsa) < it 4 T ward. With us your money will be earning 3% PIN-G, W_U. C. 5. nesr_Dupent Slrele. J every day—for every dollar on deposit. Think Rm:i _:;nm:" st. n.w.” Rewar. 23 B POC . brown leather, what it means. Twnes card, lstters and Dapers. on Bn ani ¥ sts. car or in Reed's cafoteria. g 3 Phone_Col. 3983. ) o 3 POCKETBOUK, Iadies’, Black, pate 2 on oad between Ridgeville Sak Waahiagron: ; foyssd. Mrs. M. 4 Mace, Rusiness"Tfich {’“"—‘7"'""‘.;...""’.. T on Tth at. n.w.: finder. S E—— Presid 1 A e oW 14z B 5 RADIATOR CAP, nickeled bar. with Haynes N motometer: reward. Phone Main 6114 28° RING, diamood, Tiffany setting, Thuraday, 5 Potomac " golf course, Ciitton nm:'." Duteh K i - : Cester Market. 507 Clifton Terrace, West L o . 5 3 . Harrington Mills, 1st V. Pres. James B. Reynolds, V. Pres. WATCH, 1a_sen e Tamatary w¢ Uaion station. ' Pleaso retarn ave. ne. J. H. Baden, V. Pres. & Cashier Laurence A. Slaughter, V. m . Reward. e S ol , WATCH CHAIN—GoWd, on North Cap. Wt £ Detween O and P sts. Reward. Betars ; 14 ne. - £ i s irlage in January. lers, while at the same time he Clty. Monteleone was arrested fol- lowing an anonymous telephone call to the police by a woman who stated hat Monteleone had been living with \he girl. He identified the hody and according to officials stated that be knew who the slayer was. but re- fused to tell w he suspected Monteleone ad police d, that he had been paving the girl's llving expense and rent on quarters occupied by her. He declared he had been the glrl’s suitor before his mar- When asked why he continued supporting her, he said he “felt sorry for her” = Police stated that Rosie was about to be- come a mother. 'W. P. G. HARDING UNLIKELY TO BE REAPPOINTED President Understood to Have Told Leader He Will Not Name Him. There are some administration leaders in Congress who have con- ferred recently with the President who are of the opinion that the la ter has no intention of renominatin, W. P. G, Harding of Alabama as go ernor of the Federal Reserve B Gov. Harding's term expired 1 month, and his reappointment been urged by many bankers d. ast has and members of Congress and other lead- as been opposed by othe; The question of reappointing Mr. Harding was understood to have been taken up anew with the President upon circulation of reports that after adjournment of Congress the execu- tive intended to give Mr. Harding a recess appointment. A dozen western republican senators, it was said. met, and through a close personal friend of the President entered a vigorous protest. The President was reported to have replied that he had no pres- ent intention of appointing Mr. Hard- ing, and was inclined not to appoint him at all. —_— MRS. ZARIN DEAD. Wife of Real Estate Broker Ill Eighteen Years. Mrs. Esther Zarin. forty-nine vears old, wife of Jacob Zarin, real estate {broker, died Wednesday at her home. 11334 Riggs street northwest, after an illness of about eighteen years. Funeral services were held at the residence Thursday afternoon. The services were conducted by Rabbi George Silverstone and Cantor Tasch. Interment was in the Hebrew ceme- Mrs. Zarin was born in Austria, and when a young girl went to South America. She came to Washington twenty-two years ago and resided here since that time. Besides her husband, a sister, Mrs. Fannie Sher- man of West Chester, Pa. and a brother, Bernard Hutt of this city, survive her. ———————— MUST LABEL NEAR-BEER. Makers Warned to Conform to Treasury Decision. Near-beer must be well labelled, alcoholic content “and everything.” This mandate has just gone forth from Prohibition Commissioner Haynes to manufacturers of cereal beverages. Major Haynes tells them an old Treasury decision of 1920 on the mat- ter must be obeyed, and evidently, from the tone of the mandate, some have been leaving off their labels a lot of important things. THE WEATHER District of Columbia and M Fair tonight and to ¥hand: row: o temperature; gentle varialie winds. Virginia—Fair tonizht and ton row; moderate temperature; fresh northerly wind nishi ) t nishing West Virgini. v ton] tomorrow: @ chan, Records for Twenty. Thermometer—4 ., 12 midnight, 57: 1 a.m., noon, 77 Ratometer—4 po 3: 12 midnight, 8 w1 30.07: noon Hizhest temperatur 4t noon today Lowest temperature. 4 wm. today . Temperature same Highest, 84: lowest, Statious Abilene, Cleveluud Denver Detroit . El Puso.. Galveston Hetena . Jacksony Kansas « Los San Diego. Toudy. San Juan, Porto Rico. Havans, Cubst...... Colon, Canal Zone. DEFENSE OF DAUGHERTY. Representative Blanton Critici: Resolution of Impeachment. Attempts to impeach Attorney Gen- eral Daugherty for seeking an injun tion against striking railws ploy ang, lack of defe by House republic in the House v Blantom. democra “When the Attorne: performed his duty—h to have the law enforc ia M. i | { i ! i i alf of | Blanton, “there | resolution to dit_his _efforis tration, wi placed a single member on th defend him. With Tailroads ti bridges dynamited and the people of the United States appealinz to the ad- ministration to enforce the law, the | Attorney General seeks to act, then there is a cry to impeach. member of his party has dared get up here and defend him." Mr. Blanton said the people might talk all they pleased about Turkish atrocities, but that he could think of “no atrocity” greater than that at Herrin, 11l —————— DELAY DAHLIA SHOW. ‘These include manufacturer, the special name of the Peverage, and the location of the factory, together with a statement as to the alcoholic content.” If a near-beer barkeep wants his own name on the bottle in place of the manufacturer, or the manufac- turer wants to hide his name behind the barkeep, “the assent of the com- missioner of internal revenue” |is necessary, 8o Maj. Haynes sets forth. “gtrict compliance with all the pre vieions of this -Treasury decision says the commissioner, “will be in- sisted upon. e — SENATE FAVORS HARDING. Poll Indicates Approval If Reserve ‘Head Is Reappointed. \ A poll of the Senats completed yes- terday indicates that the nomination of ‘W. P. G. Harding, to be governor of the Fedoral Reserve can be confirmed by the Senate. if it is sent in by the President. It is expected that the President, in view of the poll, will give Mr. Harding a recess ap- pointment. 3 The poll, which has been made by Senator Reed of Pennsylvania, shows that in the neighborhood of sixty senators would vote for confirmation of the nomination, notwithstanding attacks made upon Mr. Harding by Senator Heflin of Alabama and some of the ether senators. - “The name of the’ Rainy Weather Retards Arm\ml[ D. C. Exhibit. Washington's annugl dahlia show. which was to have been held the last Week in September, has been post- poned until October 2 and Bult of an unusually rai Early entries Indicate, E that the show this year will be high 1y successful, competition between amateur and commercial cultivators being exceptionally keen. The com- mercial class is comprised of twenty four divisions, in which persons and firms engaged in_ the sale of flow plants or roots for profit may com- pete. Those who grow flowers for pleasure and home adornment are to compete in. the fourteen' amateur divisions. Mrs. George H. Cooke, chairman of the ladies’ committee, has appointed Mrs. Z. D. Blackistone, Mrs. William E. Gude, Mrs. E. C.. Mayberry, Mrs. Otto Bauer, Mrs. Albert Schnell. Mrs. Rosine Stauff, Mrs. Lloyd Jenkins, Mrs. 0. A. C. Oehmler, Miss Louise Daugherty, Mrs. Augusta March and Mrs. Arthur Elliott to take charge of the reception at the show. WIFE SUES GEORGE M. STEIN. Mrs, Jennie E. Steln has filed suit for an absolute divorce from George M. Stein. Two years ago the wife sued for ‘a limited divorce and was warded temporary alimony. Mis- conduct 18 alleged. . Attorney Leonard Block appears for the wife. WIFE IS FORGIVEN {WOMAN WITKESS FAINTS| Public Excluded as Trial of Al-| i {or 1] | & Frane St. Lou Gzl years ugo ‘ Bt Paul - ‘ Seattle 1.3 i | WASH.. DC | | Forclzn. [ e i o (8 a.m., Greenwich time, today.) R R i ATER NETTIE. © Stations Yemporature, Woather | — AL Dt . England Part donds | i maiit, Cardg of Thanks., | ANES T.RYAD Clear JOMNBON. 1. widh fto. express: my :sincere 48T P s e Clar N : 317 PA. AVE. SE. Clear anke and apprect iy vetnbnen. | Dodel olins i art cloudy T'rivate Ambulnuces. Vivers i Convert . Deaths. 18, 1922 at MALCOLAL ot Pleas BY PROF TIERHAN Reunited Family to Keep Son ‘ Said o Be Child of Harry Poulin. token of loving remembrance of my LENOUS FORD, wio depart- uve yesrs ugo today, thatt sad day Iiving st 1 never wil help us to bear leged Home Wrecking Is Con- tinued at Scath Bend. 1 wiit S i By the As SOUTH T ion b Wil . of my dear o died e same with Al.. the ) gives tl MOTHE of JOHN M. toduy cmbrance it woi icult | % > L 0ol BAM E. ind LN M. Sep- COKA PRYOR BUCHANAN. ® REY. Iu loving memory of wmy d SAMUEL RO LR FUMEH I, Wie it yeur w e morr ty hall arc § love b sl HIS DEVOTED MOTHER 4 bt st wr. ANNIL years wgo fo embruncs KOniaSus, Seplewoer pubiie hatter resur SHEARER. e iu des ALk, 5o taduy. 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