To prevent builders from violating the
4>rms of these contract* the defendants
Confirmed on Fifth Pa99.
I
U. S. Expenses in Paris
Cover 300 Page Report
WASHINGTON, March 1. ?
President Wilson trans
mitted to the House late to-day
a 300 page statement showing
itemized expenditures from the
$150,000,000 war funds and
especially amounts spent by the
American Pcace Mission at
Paris.
The report, called for by res
olution of the House, adopted
last week after turbulent debate,
was not made public, however.
It was referred to the Appro
priation Committee, which re
ported the resolution by Repre
sentative Gould, Republican,
New York, asking the President
for the information, and Chair
man Good announced it would
be printed overnight and given
out to-morrow.
VANGUARD ON HAND
FOR INAUGURATION
Every Train Brings 3Iembcrs
of New Administration
Circle.
FAMILIES ARE THERE
Mrs. Coolidge Honor Guest of
Ladies of the Senate at
Weekly Luncheon.
Special Despatch to Tub New Tobk Hnuu>.
New York Herald Rurrau, I
Waxhlngton, D. C., March 1, 1981. )
The gathering: of the Republican
clans for the inauguration cf Mr.
Harding la In progress and each train
brings to the city members of the new
Administration circle. The Vice-Presi
dent-elect and Mrs. Coolidge are estab
lished at the Willard in an apartment
Just over that occupied by Vice-Presi
dent and Mrs. Marshall and on the
departure of the Marshalls will take
possession of their suite.
Charles E. Hughes, who is to be
Secretary of State, and Mrs. Hughes
are expected at the Shoreham on
Thursday.
Mrs. Weeks, wife of John W. Weeks,
who is to be Secretary of War, has
returned from a visit in Boston and
has joined her husband at their home
in Sixteenth street.
