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Evening sentinel, Friday, January 26, 1923 · page 8

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wasnmorom-cotom '. deep:
Hervey. iournslut-potlucien-diplemst. by We: of m and bet! at the .
who has been e house-guest nt the hoifi of his tether-in-law. _Wood;ow 1
White Home during his my in wait. m tho former

ington. is e stickies- President. {.5 g,
‘\ for the proprieties.
’ 3 Not once during

This in the hoe

oi’ Herman, Kohl-

; his Washington so- us?! may. the
Journ did the colo-
nel forget that. as

previous k‘s
Saturday _Evening
United State. aun-
header to the

Post that Hudoo

had quit "Miami;
Court or St. 33312;. owl-2:" ”1313.
he must move *eed- “neuter ‘ "oi . 1r-
ntely. speak lonOr- tier
ousty and observe reconcileble quarrel
always the , duties
of his' high position.

Democrats. with _
Wherefore, when?

an eye on the pony

- stbilities o! 1924.

KAI-1N ever Harvey wished chDOO would give a pretty

to confer with Secretary or out. penny to have had a dictnphone in the
Hughes. he did not simply put on his wupon home during the Mention my.
hat and stroll mass the net-row _ e e e .
street that separates the White House Senator an" Watson 0! Indiana has

from the State Department. _ about mm “d
Instead. the White Home Pierce- a most pemxnsive wey

“lenders." musl-
Arrow was summoned. Into it step» 3" one (:e‘éfugtzdmon to bring home ,,
ped the dignified diplomat, top-hetted. ‘7 ““7 the m wk...
{rock coated. hom-soectacled. -
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formation t r o m
Congressman Julius Kahn, chair- departments under
man of the Houso. Military min the present admin.
Committee. hails from California nitration.
where they speak a plcturesquely em~ _
phatlc lanquage. cefluflfinge r2:
speculation as to
what Anieriee. was
or was not doing
in Europe, how-
ever, Jim had hard
luck.
An inter v i e w
with a high diplo-
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eepttii’
mute the total $40,000. 000 intend. g;
tremomo. .

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Secretary of War
Weeks comes from
M a s s a chusetts.
where long culture
has softened the
form of expression.

Speaking of the
European situation
the other day Kuhn
told a newspaper

 

WATSON
man n he read the which Jim and his colleagues had
signs aflgm theme counted on to enlighten them as to
would be "hell just what was what produced nothing

popping" o v e r of tangiible value. Jim himself had
there soon. been forced to do all the taking. The
Seeking cabinet diplomat. being n real diplomat, had
confirmation {or simply listened.
what promised to be a hot story, it “What luck? What'd you find out?"
the secretary of war would only in- “”3“" "h the know" inquired of
dorse the opinion of the committee Watson after he returned item the
chairman. one of the men hot-looted State Department. ’
it to Weeks. “Nothing!" Jim answek-ed in disgust.
"How about it?" he asked Weeks. "It was just like sitting down a. rain-

nfler quoting Kahn. barrel. All I got back was the sound '
“Mr. Kahn comes from a ‘hell pop~ of my own voice. "

. Throw Your ’
Dictionary Away ;

It Is Out of Date

As dead as an old newspaper—4a information won’t fit your work of today—
out of date is out of use. Thousands of new words—

 

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NEED OF A NEW DICTIONARY was forced upon the nation By andtitulu'eoe-
dented advances in science. the orb, and by upheavals of war andpolitios.

Thousands of New Words

Absolutely nmry in writing and
Mt present-day activities. Thou-
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