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i Miss Sally Beech er, niesce of former Ambassador Wallace, married to Jean Bcrtran. clc at Photographed leaving the Underwood. two champion, bull York yesterday. Post Staff Photographer. Gordon Battelle, of Colnm- Over 1.000,000 chl.cks are mallfed dally.

vowm Clerk with 25 ueepcrs to' the yesterday. Mr. in- conference with a j-recl i'osl stulr i-Jiotugnipaet alter R. wlio was eliminated yesterday in the semi; linal round of the Chevy Chase tournament by Marshall Whitclatch. England's acrobatic tennis pia.vcu, camera in a spectacular pose, 'will play tournament.

Harris Bwtag. during the Salvation, Army doughnut race on the Ellipse yesterday afternoon ive teams from the various high schools of the' District participated. The, huge pastry hoops were kept spinning back' and forth across the- green. i i Plnyini; a Jeudhij; part in "Santa Lucia, Carroll hall, Tuesday evening. Rose Gcraci.

UnderwooU Underwood. Dnlton, of charged with Ktealtagr over 9300,000 In bonds, blames caiktore to smok- Ins, first cigar, after irhlch medical attention waa required. i Japanese Davis cup tennis champion and his bride arrive in their native home. Mr. and Mrs.

Shhnidzu. Kidel Herbert. Abroad with the camera. King and of visit Belgium. Queen Mary wWh Queen Elizabeth driving through thfiBtreefe Insert shows King George-and King Albert.

Underwood-i Undernoou general utliitj npthing exceeds the tweed fables are introduced in Miss Grace Abbott, chief of cnll- dren's bnrean, Department of Labor, who indorses Federal legislation as only way to eradicate child labor. Kadel Herbert. i ister HOTa of Japan; on' for life. "eft to right, Charles P.ack,- Korestry association presj a bi Ifakaqka, thje student, who road of on Decoratiott.day,, or of- fical life, can influence him in the slightest degree. "Several' days ago I addressed to Senator Caraway communication In respect to my employment to repre- 'sent C.

W. Morse In obtaining his release from the penitentiary also in Certain civil matters. It seejns that he has read Into the record what he designated as pho tos tat ic' copy of a. contract Morse made with me. "If he was possessed of any intelligence, he certainly understands that making this contract -with C.

Morse Involved neither flional, unethical' nor imptoper conduct. Contracts of this sort are made daily, by lawyers throughout the United States." Mr. Folder tonight told a repre-, ssntg-tlve of the New York World AMERICAN'S BELGIAN BRIDE Miss Suzanne Silvcrcruys, daughter of Judge Silvercruys of the Belgian Court of Cassation, who became the bride'of Mr, Ijlenry Walcott Farnam, son of Prof. 'Henry Walcott Fartnum of Yale University. The bride has been decorated'with the Order of Leopold for lectures she delivered in the United States in 1917-18 in aid of Belgium's cause.

She is a sister of Mr. Kobert Silver cruys, former attache of the Belgian Embassy in Washington, recently transferred to the Foreign Office in Brussels. stock which he now considers worth-, less, the $25,000 fee which Charles Morse had contracted to pay "to him and Mr. Daugherty for obtaining Morsel's release from the penitentiary in Atlanta. He said he had offered Mr.

Daugherty his share of the stock, but Mr. Daugherty had refused to cept It. Mr. Felder'scoffed at Senator aCr- away's assertion that at the suggestion of Mr. Daugherty he at- temptevl to engage H.

L. Scaif an investigator recently dismissed from the Department of Justice. He ae- that Scaife had corns to him. after "he (Bolder) was engaged about three weeks ago as counsel for the Bosch Magneto concern and that he liad -talked with him purely because that he had been paid in cash aad in he was investigating the same case. Eepresentative Condemns ment of Former Senator to Eeview-City Items.

The bureau of the budget wouiS have no authority to reduce the hu'al estimates of the District corny missioners should a bill introduced in the House yesterday by Representative R. Walton Moore, of Virginia, become law. Mr. Moore believes budget law a. good one, but is of the opinion that it ought not to apply to appropriations for the District of Co- lumb.ia.

A bill similar to that proposed By Representative Moore may be introduced in the Senate. Should such a. bill be introduced there may be an effort made to have it tacked to the so-called conference tax amendment i the 1823 District appropriation bilh Cat Items $2,800,000. Mr. Moore recalled yesterday thij the 1923 estimates of the District commissioners were cut by the bureau of the budget over The commissioners requested the sulji committee headed Representative Davis of Minnesota to consider items which had been eliminated and reduced by the budget bureau, but the subcommittee refused to comply with the suggestion.

"Very many of the eliminations and reductions were of estimates proposed for street repair and street construction, but the committee took the view that there was such sanctity attaching to the conclusions of tha bureau as to preclude any interfere ence with them," said Moore. Called In Former Senator. Mr. Moore further pointed out that hen the commissioners' estimates -2re before the bureau of the budget year Gen. Dawes called in former nator Sherman to review the Items.

was on the recommendation of herman that many of the items -lashed. "Even though- Senator Sherman at one time was chairman of the Senate. District committee should hot "mitted to take complete charge of legislative functions and respos-J lities," declared Moore. Favored by Commissioners. "We should not put the House tif Representatives in the hands of gentleman, however able and reputable he may be, because at one he happened to be chairman of tija Senate District committee.

I have nothing unpleasant or derogatory fij say of Mr. Sherman. But I do cort demn the construction being placed budget law and thV system that construction-lias The bill introduced yesterday profcV ably will be considered by the District at an early date. The District commissioners are hearts" ily in favor of any measure which- would remove the authority of th6 bureau of the budget voer the appropriation,.