Evening Star Newspaper, December 7, 1923, Page 44

ARTS CLUB “BAL BOHEME” T0 BE HELD. JANUARY 7 | Punction in Willard Hotel to Be One of Most Elaborate and Un- usudl of Year. THINKS COOLIDGE THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. (. FRIDAY, DECEMBER NOMINATION AIN'T NO CINCH! So-FAR I'mM JOE SPIVIS WiLL UOTE Fop ME IF T PAY Him THe TWo Butks T BoRROWED LAST JUNG. WELL, TS LATED I wonDeER wHerRe oLD MoTT 32 = 7, 1923. (Copyright, 1323, by H. C. Fisher, Trads Mark Beg. U. 8. Pat. Off.) I EIRED THE OPENING GUN OF MYy PRESIDENTIAL Boot TONIGHT: T ADDRESSED A REPUBLICAN (MASS- MEETING AND MY RECEPTION WAS BEAUTIFUL —By BUD FISHER HoBoKe MY Goobness, T THouGHT ' HoBoken WAS N HoBoken: e ) WAS MISNFORNED Legion Commander Regards|“sii soncme: ‘of the Arts Club of Washington, which is to be held Mon- Rejection of Bonus as Re- | & “Dalifoom "of the’ & pudiating an Obligation. I'M GONNA Lose SURE of ONE voTe ne Joe's vore: A EoreIGN AND THAT'S MY own. CounTRY! in the baliroom of ihe 1 es representing the of art Carlton Van Valkenburg, chairman of the ball committee, has arranged the wholc plan for the “Seven Ages of Art,” each scene of which will be patronage and direction of rtists and art groups in the “I am convinced that President Coolidge has been misinformed re- garding the wishes 6f the great mass of the people on adjusted compensa- | tion for veterans or he would not op- pose it at a time when even its avow- d opponents admit that the natlonal | finances are more than sufficient to | wyjch js much needed in order o de- meet it velop the art activities of the club John R. Quinn, national t:nmmandvri 3 .\;Ofll'll‘ of governors for 1 of the American Legion, in making the | 1724 fagludes: forogoing statement last night de- | Bresident: Alfe clared the idea of adjusting the vet- | sponding secretary erans’ compensation originated with Congress, and the American Legion ana the former service men “are con- fident that Congress and the Ameri- can people do not desire to repudiate this obligation.” l,. _ Alleged Reason for Delay. NAVY YARD JOBS OPEN. “For the past four years” con- tinued the statement, “delay has been | Appreritices to Be Appointed After & First of Year. @sked on the ground that the nation did not have the money to pay its board of the W announced today to & number of The ball is the first event planned by the Arts Club to raise a fund for the erection of a gallery and theater as an addition to the club property, William s, i | | officers tonignt at 9 lower hall of the old of National Univi i in the |1ip, building School. ment, offers an ex: This is one of the mo: rnal and social org: tional University e membership. In cold countrics where snow pre vails during a long winter many The present officers a dwin D. |a lnv\lnmh he hue of their coats wiler, © ."H. Whitting- | te i | weasel is e A woman works almost as hard in | ta its br ng things as her husband does in | snow appear. CLUB TO ELECT HEADS. National University Masonic Group D to Meet. od work In particularly he nature of _the thorough trainin with shop traini sailors from a be Washington navy yard. The vard, continued the and a white se. versity M urer; Paul and then white inual electi The National 1 i hold its R S S S R N S S A S S A A N S S S S S B R A R I A S R A R S R RO R R G R R R SR ng for them. v the Secretary of the Treasury we have the money to meet it, ¢s we cannot pay this debt and Furnished the Senate finance commit- how that for the first three years soldiers’ bill will cost only $80,- a —only one-fourth of the e! proposed tax reductions of 000,000 & year. he Congress knows, the American | J.egion knows, and the people arcl fiow beginning to learn, that very substantial tax reductions can be made by Congress and adjusted com- yensation can be pald at the same time. <9, =" o SQIGCf our Relies on Congreas. “In spite of the ‘barrage’ being laid down on Congress, the representa- tives of the people will carry vut the Wwill of the voters, fulfill theif pre- election promises, and pass the sol- diers’ adjusted compensation bill promptly in the present session of Congress." g OFFICERS ARE SLATED. 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