Show WASHINGTON Ien 70 rn for jor jd Fredel C In Mr Bridgeman of Great Britain Brit Brit- am ain and In Viscount Saito Salto of Japan the United States f faces ces doughty and experienced ed statesman at t Geneva It Is now now plain that they were s selected elected by their respect respective v governments because the n naval val con ference terence If jt its it's to ge get anywhere at atall atan all an will be an occasion of give and take At that game game shrewd and an seasoned politicians of f the man an an and Saito type are certain to tp give effective accounts accounts' of them then selves The chief British delegate te who has at 01 his elb elbow w an equally astute confrere In Lord Robert Cecil Is first Io loid of the admiralty Ity or r what wed we'd call secretary secretary of of ot th the navy Mr n personifies the Englishman who m makes kes' kes a P pr pro J- J of ot t public life Et Eton n boy oy Oy and Camb Cambridge man he heh has has has' been been In tn politics politic uninterruptedly since l lea leav ing university f forty years ago He e has been a member of parliament for twenty-one twenty y years ears ills and nd achl achieved d' d cabinet rank during the World wai war Bridgeman has been teen r ruler ler of the Kings King's vee Na-vee f for r the tile better part of three years Admiral Viscount MInoru Salto Satto who speaks for Japan at Geneva Geneya has been making history in hi Korea for the past eight ye years rs Th There In Inthe the rebellious rebellious' l land nd annexed by Nippon aft after r u the Japanese Japanese Chinese war of 1904 05 SaIto Salto has ha accomplished accomplished pUshed the miracle mirace of of establishing something approaching hing complete tranquillity The statesman sailor statesman r-statesman a white h haired ired veteran of 70 7 was was sent ent t to Korea as the new governor govern r r jeneral at a moment when agitation gita tl tion n for independence r ran n highest highet A bomb bornt that came mO me very very near ending ending end end- end end- ing his his his' life as as well weli as that of his wife at his side was vas the gre greeting the K Koreans reans had for Satto Salto at the theral ral railway way station In Seoul when he arrived The governor governor generals general's first official act was was to raise the pay pay of Korean Korea native officials s ab abolish the bodyguard which all alI his his' predecessors had maintained wipe out social distinctions between Japanese and Koreans and do away with the gendarmes who had so long terrorized the people As the years went by Saltos Salto's conciliatory policy expanded I in many directions He is particularly dear to the hearts of f foreign missionaries in Kor Korea a includIng Americans who have enJoyed enjoyed enjoyed en- en Joyed unusual liberties under his rule Bridgeman has his Cecil at Geneva Genev and Saito has his senior senor m member of of the Japanese diplomatic service service as they make them Radio has ju Just t achieved achieved another record The first woman owner ofa of ofa ofa a broadcasting station Dr Mabel Heath Palmer of woe Davenport Ia la is the newly elected ejected International International international president of the Quota club the organization of business and professional women which came into being after the World WrId war It tt aims alms to be for the fair sex what the Rotary and Kiwanis are are for mere men There are are more than sixty regional Quota clubs in the United States and Canada with a total roster of nearly members Dr Palmer and her husband are Joint proprietors of one of the big stations of the country as well as of the Palmer School of Chiropractic tic at Davenport There was a spirited contest for the presidency of International Quota at Its recent Baltimore convention but the Chiropractor candidate from I Iowa wa snowed under a woman preacher from rom Delaware and a woman banker from rom the Massachusetts the latter Miss Hiss Katherine Olney y of ster s- s I ter er a daughter of President Cleveand's Cleveland's Cleveland's Cleve- Cleve lands land's celebrated secret secretary ry of state S 'S S Woman Woman guides In the capitol are the he very latest under the Washington Washing Washing- ton sun For the the p past st two y ars one woman has peen been acting as chaperon of patriotic and taxpaying tourists but recently five more were added to the rosf roster r which no now consists of thirteen men and six women The newest recruits are a pair of twin twirl sisters from Mt Vernon Vernon Vernon Ver- Ver non IlL aged 18 18 short skirted bo boyish boy boy- ish bobbed and rejoicing In the fine old Saxon Anglo-Saxon name of Smith Capitol guides guides' receive no w wages from Un Uncle le Sam but are paid by visitors who vho want guides at the ther r rate te of 25 cents apiece for adults and 10 or 15 cents for children At Ate Atthe the e height of the season guides guides' I in income income in- in come while not fabulous is lucra Live tive Th They y carry an amazing array of f historical and statistical Information Jr 1 matl mati mation n at th the tips of ot their tongues Philadelphia Is Is to the fore tote with the first firt not notable ble permanent n memorial of Lindbergh The TM SwedIsh Swedish Swedish Swed Swed- ish Colonial society o of that city has accepted a five-acre five tr tract ct on Tinicum Island bland which Is to be known as as Lindbergh park The spot has a historic past paste It was on TIr Tinicum Island that the first Swedish colonists of Pennsylvania came came ashore long before the days p of William Penn's Penns settlement nent The region has be been n declared to to tobe be historically ally th the most valuable land landin in lri Pennsylvania A Amid ld the deluge of news news pisca pisca piscatorial orial political and agricultural agricultural- coming g out of South Dakota nOWadays nowadays nowadays now now nOW- not not the l l least st interesting tidbit tid tid- tid- tid bit is that Senator Peter Norb Norbeck ck official host to to the President is b being ln groo groomed ed and b boomed om d. d as the Coolidge running mate for 1928 It would appe appear that Norbeck h has s sv overheard v heard the We buzzing of ofa a vi vice e presidential bee for lo lot these many mo moons ns Evidently the presence presence of the chief executive on Norbeck home grounds has led his friends to think that the moment Is right for bringing Petes claims and qualIties qualities qualities to wider attention Norbeck has become beconi despite his progressive leanings and pro-McNary-Hau- pro m very strong In White House favor in recent times Just after the adjo adjournment of congress a number of worth while federal ap appointments appointments ap- ap went vent South Dakotas Dakota's way and Norbeck's men were their r recipients The Second A. 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F the F.-the the September September September Sep Sep- migration of the American legion to I France Is France Is arousing in increasing increasing In- In creasing g Interest among service ex-service men as the embarkation date ap ap- ap- ap Anyone who happens to tobe tobe tobe be winging his way across the Atlantic Atlantic At At- lantic by air aIr toward the end of the summer will wilt find the ocean crammed with liners bearing le legionnaires le- le gJon 1 ir s from ten or a dozen different different different dif dif- dif dif- ferent American ports They are starting from every harbor on the Atlantic and the Gulf of pf Mexico 1 some gome ome will fill whole ships others will wUl usurp most of the space on regular passenger vessels Legion authorities authorities' are not unaware of cerp certain tam tain p perils and pitfalls awaiting our ur fighting men when they revisit the scenes scenes of glory Every legionnaire Is required to sign an n application as follows I I desire to participate in the sacr sacred d pilgrimage ge to the graves of Americas America's war dead If It Ifa Ifa Ita a reservation is grated me I agree to conduct myself during the entire trip In a proper manner appropriate appropriate appropriate to s such ch a pilgrimage and I will keep constantly In mind the duty to refrain from any action which may reflect criticism or discredit discredit discredit dis dis- dis- dis credit upon my country the Amer Amer- legion or or myself Copyright g 1927 |