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VOTE ON MEMORIAL HALL
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J A memorial te tlie eldirrs nnil miler
all wem of the 1'nltcil Stnti's will
be crcctrd en the Piirfcwny ns 11 result I !i't.
'of the decision of the pi-nple nt tin polls j.-Ji-Jestertlny.
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Thc vote en t lie propeTil mrmerinl '.'".
wan as fellows : Vnv. l.'O.lHfl ; aitnini't. , lis.
10.221. U!".
The overwlii'lmlnc majority in furor jW.
there will be m iielnv in carrying out, HI.
the wIMiph of tin- cltliens. ,;"
The mntierlnl will tnke the form of ;,'!
an clnbornte linll built nlniiR mnJeMIe '
ann artistic inns wlin-li will 1 iifmI for
conventions' and Inrue catliiTiiiB of nil
kinds.
The vote en thr memorial i- in l.o; l.e;
lnit with BCtleu taken nt the hut I.a'is
Jaturc, which nutlmrizcd every eiutity
of the Stnte te held n refernnduin en
ten question.
County Commissioner Ocurce llelmi'S
wild tndny no time would be let in
CarryliiE out the wishes of the voter.
"t'nder prevision" of the bill which
authorized counties te tnke i lei'crcn-
dum en the memorial. ' s;ii,i Mr.
Ilejmes, "the nropeM-d stiiii-uin. l 10
be erected iimlnr Hie supervision of tlie
County foiuniNsleners. who have mi mi
therlty te levj n tax net fc.-ei'illli'; two
mlllH 'In any one yrar in ten.'
"A two-mill tax tn one jenr in I'h la
dolphin would nreilin-e !?4. (MMi.fMHi. .VI
though tli- 1-111 iiiitheri7.es the cemiiI.v
te cellect mii'Ii n tux for t"n year-. In",
Ceninilsstiii-rs construe the net te metin i
It shall he collected in only one jenr.
In order thai everything nmj he har
monious tlie project will he taken up
srlth Council and Majer Moere. We
Xvill confer also with r""t'esentntivrs of
the American legion. I'lrsMi-nt WYgli-jn
mill nil ether- who nmj give ndrice
lvlileh will eiedi'i' the preje t."
Asked if mi iidilltlemii tux vn'ild b"
required te raise tlie nt of iin me
morial. Mr. Helmes said tle. ri,,n,s.
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CAESAR WOULDN'T BE WARY
OF JAPANESE DELEGATES
Neither Tekugaiva Ner Shidehara Is Any Kin of "Lean and
Hungry Cassius"
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Hi iii sfnj? rorrcjpeiirfret j Instead of "District of Columbia."
:', WnshliiKten, Nev. 11. They're saylnu WashliiKtenlnns lmve an Idea it ivill
7S 1 ' ' Washington that Congress will seen empluiHir.e the iinpertnnce of the Na
si! adjourn. And Ihcre's n reason : i tien'N Capitnl.
HI"! With the International conference At the White lloime It Is explained
,V ready te begin Its work, Congress Isithnt the change was decided en lu the
PIP being crowded off tlie front page. That
.'l".'t'ls a fate from wh'ch even the bar-
."itiil deuril legislator shrinks. When they ran Washington" has been used most of
.'tliOJKct headlines they talk. When they the time since the Capital wns laid out,
.IV? can't get them thei quit. but during the Wilsen Administration
ll!7:t Tliej will be back ngain lu Decenibfir. the efllelnl designation became "DIs-
.'ill," I and sts) en the job mer or les stead-1 trict of Columbia." It new gees back
iK'.'l il). "' ','SM oraterlcally than usual, i or forward.
llll! most of the winter. There seems no "
.-,.::' way out of that. Hut the t'npltnl hepca llein of former Preslden Wilt-en
..-n fiveniiv tlint when Vmtriess .ini.n m. believe he will be able, after nil. te at-
(jsi'tiini it ' will work mere and talk lew 'nd the ceremonies en Armistice Day
tlian during tne extra session. ltcnn'tir me unnnewn nemi. nc nas eecn
be called mere than n hope. ' recovering from n slight attack of In-
' digestion, complicated by n cold. His
It is te he the "City of Washington." rhysleian, Rear Admiral Oary T. Gray
chang
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interest of uniformity and In honor of
the Natien's first 1'rcnldent "City of
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hereafter en all official documents. ! ", hopes te hnve his patient In con-
W'lth the sanction of President Hnrdlng. i ditlen te witness the event, though he
acting largely en the suggestion of local ! may net participate.
civic bodies und ether local interests, the .
liiiveriiment Is te use this designation' Anthropological psychologists l if you
knew what Is meant) nre finding satis
faction In the physiognomy of two of
the JnpencBC delegate, Prince lyewite
Tekugawn and Ainbn&rader Shidehara,
because their faces, nre round. Caesar
(observing Caastua), was quoted ns Hay
ing : "Let me have men about me
that ure fat. Yeu Casslus hath ti lean
and hungry leek; he thinks tee much,
lie ndded something te the general ef
fect that such Individual nn geed for
nothing but "schemes, slrntcgems and
spoils.' looking ever the Prince and
the Ainbnssnder, Americnii observers
lmve been pleased te note n well-fed
appearnnce and a certain geniality of
manner. They say nluinp people lire
easier te get along with, mere open te
reason und less Inclined te plettlngs.
In which they agree with Hhnkcspimrc.
It's all wrong. Official Washington
had Its top hats ironed, its spnts nicely
cleaned and miidllng of gasoline, its
shoes half soled find shlncd and Itf
morning coats freshly pressed ut the
little Italian tailor shop nml wus all
ready te go wlven ArlRtlde Itrlnnd ar
rived. He were a sack suit Hint needed
pressing nml n derby hat tilted jocularly
ever one eye. It wn disastrous te the
morale of the Diplomatic Cerps. IIev
can armaments be reduced If prime min
lutcrs nre te dress like that.'
Strollers are always en the lookout
for visiting dignitaries nnd their fami
lies. Today a bij. powerful car win
a choufTetir up In front nnd the top
down reared down Pennsylvania nvenue
through pedestrians nnd truffle. A
brown -haired woman with a gMiy-lined
cetif thrown back from u red dreps oc
cupied the rear scat In regal SI3I0, her
chin tilted nt. 1111 aristocratic angle.
"There gee. one of 'cm!" came, from
the sidewalks. Hut it wasn't. It Was
"Our Allee," otherwise Mrs. Nicholas
Longworth, the daughter of T. II.
Flag manufacturer ewe Washington
n vete of thanks. There nre mere of
them displayed here per squnre fe.it of
building front per year and per capita
than In any city of the country. They're
Muttering forth this week. It wn
nifty te reach back Inte the cupboard
nnd bring forth the American, Ilrltlsh,
French and llclglan tings nnd an occa
sional Itellnn nt'd Japanese emb'ein.
Hut when It came te the Hags of Por
tugal, the Netherlands and China it
was another matter. Put ih' drcoui drceui drcoui
ters are optimists. They gave thanks
that .luge-Shivia. Cr.reht. Slovakia, Li
thuania nnd the Island of Yup nre net
te be represented ef.lcinlly nt the con
ference. Mrs. Maria Pretz js agitated. She
knows the Mnrlen, O., style of coekljig
lint she isn't strong for hrench cuisine
As for spaghetti Itnlienne, truffles nnd
"ther desserts. hIie lnekn confidence. It
Is n renl problem, tee. Mm in is the
While Heuse cook.
PHILA
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Town Meeting Called of Place
Citizens Squarely Behind
the President
TO BE HELD FRIDAY
Confidence In the outcome of the
disarmament conference will be express
ed nt n town meeting te be held In iw
Acndcinv of Music Friday night. At
that time Phl'ndelphin will Place Itself
iquarely behind President Harding In
his light for progressive limitation of
armnments.
The call follews:
"We believe that the citizens of
Philadelphia hall the conference as-r-etnbllng
at Washington nt the call of
the President as n great step toward
the progressive limitation of arma
ments. "We believe that they arc ready, In
the spirit of brotherly love h
bur city takes ita niw , !l
ntiltpert te nil incnmires agreed W
the conference for the preiZ i,p0?1l
tcrnntienn justice nnd geed will '
Philadelphia's fiup,,ert 0! tRft,V
and confidence in the iZJ. .'
invite our fdhWV.
centcrcncc, we invite our fclir, J ,'
zens te ft town meeting te hi v
the Academy of Muslim, rA
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PROTEST AGAINST THEFTS
Perches and Vestibules Looted 1
Woodland Avenue
Woodland avenue resident, nta ,..
itig n pretest against petty thli?M
the nelyhborheod of the Is llnJ
street nnd Woodland avenu. .13
Twe thieves tire mplnj a'r,"iS
vest from the back JJ.T ?iAc?.N
they say. Recently tu. i, "u,.!1
means of siient.- .1 i..TP
another
waiting at the front of physl" " b
ccs and mealing umbrellaj left 0 "S
perches or vcntlbu cs. In some in.i lh
he hallways of phystcians'Tefe
bee nentcred n0d nrtlcles stolen.
Fire Destroys Automobile
Fire destroyed the nnn.v.,.
Samuel Merris. 24B3 E T J
-st street, nt
streets nt 1
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2453 North Thlrfi
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valued nt $2000. B xj'
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deners rteuld trj te raisi the mjuiei
vvitleiiil an ndditieiuil tax and pi'rhuiis
tlintiigh 11 tcn-jenr lean.
He suiil that work en tiie plans would
he -liirted following a ismferenee with
these mentioned and the rit architect.
Naval District Pest Hears Reports
Fourth Naval District Pest Ne. ID.",
American Legien, held a meeting in the
Kellevuc. Stratford Hetel last night te
h' ar the report of delegates who attend
ed the ii.itien.il coinentleii of the Amer
iiin, l.tgieii in Kinisns 1 'It Inst week.
Noii.inaiien of eflicers fur the ensuing
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Three te Five Dollars a Pair
Patent leather, pebble grains, new tans, black
in the newest oxford and strap pump models,
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