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‘ ? DAINTY AMERICAN STAR
RUTH DRAPER has been presented to the King and
Queen of England at .Buckingham Palace. Her presen
tation has caused considerable excitement m English
theatrical circles in that she is- the first actress to be
received at the court in years. ■
WHITE HOUSE TB
GET GHODMING
As soon as President and Mrs.
Coolidge have left for their sum
mer vacation in* Wisconsin, Col.
U. 8. Grant. 4d, Director of Public
Buildings and Parks, will take pos
session of the White House and
see that everything needing reno
vation and repair is placed in good
condition. ■ : ->
One of the more interesting “jobs”
which Colonel Grant will direct is
the building In the grounds south
of the White House of a pool or
pond which is to be used for a
“bath tub” for the five Presidential
dogs.
Thia pool will be built near “the
menagerie,” the home of Rebecca,
the White House racoon, who. inci
dentally, expects to soon have a
family. The five dogs will go along
with the Presidential party.
Considerable repair and renovation
work on some of the furniture of
the White House will be done and
the tiling on the east and west roof
terraces, flanking the White House,
also will be given a thorough over
hauling. ,
Home and School Topic
Os Address By Published
“Closer Co-operation Between the
Home and School” will be the sub
ject of an address by Arthur D.
Call, educator and publisher, before
a meeting of the Home and School
Association of Stuart Junior High
School tonight at 8 o’clock In the
school auditorium, Fifth and E
Streets Northeast.
Robert D. Haycock, assistant
superintendent of schools, will speak
on “The Increasing Cost of Educa
tion.” Officers of the association
will be elected and a musical pro
gram will be given.
C. B. Garnett to Tour
World on College Cruise
Christopher B. Garnett, jr., pf
2918 Forty-fourth Pl. N. W., who
was graduated from Princeton in
192 T, will tour the world on thl&
year’s College World Cruise under
a scholarship awarded by the Uni
versity Travel Association.
Prof. Glen L. Swiggett, professor
of world markets in Georgetown
University School of Foreign
Service, will head the department
of economics on the “floating uni
versity.” i
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SMITH IMS
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ALBANY, N. T-, June B.—ln hta
annual statement dealing with the
financial condition of the State,
Gov. Al Smith today served notice
on M» Republican/opponents that
he was prepared to defend his ad
ministration of State finances at
any time and at any place.
The governor’s statement reveals
that the total cost of New York’s
government for the next fiscal year
will De $282,848,000, an increase of
$16,938,000 ©ver the last fiscal year.;
Apparently, the goverhor has 1
visions that the Republicans, In the
next State campaign, will attack his
administration of State's finances,
for he wrote:
“The open season for wild and
exaggerated statements about the
ability of the legislature to curb
the governor’s spending proclivities
is approaching, and. in the cam
paign, credit for great economy will
be sought in speech and written
statements, all of which will. un
doubtedly be distorted in ap attempt
to make the facts fit the speech.”
G. U. Journal Staff
Holds Annual Dinner
The annual dinner of the Law
Journal ptaff of the Georgetown
University School of Law was held
last night at the Hotel Hamilton.
Sixteen members of the staff- will
graduate Monday, and their work
was praised in addresses by Prof-
Charles W. Tooke, Prof. Charles L.
B. Lowndes and Prof. Hugh J.
Fegan, assistant dean of law.
Guests of honor were Associate
Justice Edward T. Sanford, of the
United States Supreme Court, and
Doan George E. Hamilton of the
law school. Professor Tooke pre
sented to each, of the seniors of
the staff the emblematical journal
key. Appointment on the staff of
the journal is made on the basis
of scholastic standing. ' ‘ "
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