davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-09-22

P1CoAOCAIClA. cCJl AOAAAo NJAo
zamozna v politice mocna.
Jest to vsak nest'astnym fak-
tenn, re v zivote Lincolnove
smrt jeho prvni lasky byla mu
nenahraditelnou. Jakg vliv cti-
zadost jeho zeny; melae ma jeho
chovani a karieru, tom dalo
by Sc debatovati. Nicmene vsak
jisto jest, ze to byl omen sna-
TEX, jenz vyzdvihl jej chudo-
by jeho mladi prvnich let
muznych.
Bylo by to nesporne zaji-
mavym ctenim rozbirati,. jaky
vliv mely zeny ma zivot a kari
cru pozdejsich presidentu. Ne
ktere Mich vyzdvihly sve
namely prominence a prime
sly Jim pratele a penize. Malo-
kdo sc pamatuje, re prvni zena
Theodore Roosevelta byla jedi
lnoU dcerou hlavy nejvetsiho
|bankovniho domu v Bostone.
Jeii veno bylo $40O, 900, ale je-
ste dulezitejsi jest, ze prcdsta-
lvila. sveho mladeho manzela
lCabottm a Lodge-um, ktefi
pozdeji NELL takovy mocny
vliv ma jeho zivot slavu. o.
lvsem Roosevelt byl sans bohat,
ale toto pomohlo.
Jest ieste jina stranka toho-
Ito obrazu, nebot' byly zeny,
]jez ma karieru svych manzeld
mely vliv neblahy, kdyz sc
stall presidenty. Grover Cleve-
land ozenil Sc iiz jake presi-
dent, pojav "a manzelku, zenu
!, nejenomg velmi bohatou, ale
lneobycejne intelligence.
! Francouzi mali porekadlo,
"Hl:dejte zenu." My brzy bu-
deme miti porekadlo, "Dejte s.
; pozor ma zeny". Kdybyase Wy
skytla druha Abigail Smithf
: va, kdo mohl by il. zabraniti
: dosahncuti presidentstvi, q
krev Quincy-uv dosud koluje v
americkych rodinach v Massa.
chuselts V jinych statech. A
ovsem, re name vudkyne ve
hnuti sufrazetskem, jez osved.
Jelly aspon takovou schopnost q
! zpdsobilost jako muzi.
I Til. kdoz jsou jisti, &c zeny
.budou !. hlasovati jako iejicl
1manzelove, bratfi, otcove a Jim
muzstf pribuzni, mohou Sc do.
ziti pfekvapeni. Az dosud ze
ny pracovaly jenom jaksi poo
zemi a uplatnovaly svuj vliv ne
Ipfimo.
Politicka revoluce Jest zde {
jakmile zeny dostanou Sc dc
predvoleb a konvenci, mohol
Sc diti veci nyni netusene. Je
! jich politicka strategic bud,
: .-lnyni vedena. otevrene a pone
.. vadz jejich pohlavi nezbavujv
je nadale obcanskych prav
Ebude vice. pozornosti venovan
vecne STRANGE politiky a mno
hem meme spolecenske stranc
a methodam. Vstupujeme d
: lidske fase politiky. A brzy Sc
zname, re zeny jsou matk
jak muzu, tax i zen a re nejso
tax zvlastni rozdilne, jak S
"a to melo. Nejschopnejsi ze
:. ny politice v minulosti prs
- covaly takovymi methodami j
ko muzi.
r. Nasim novym heslem v pc
1aI litice bude, "Dejte nam
IL nejschopnejsi osoby zpusobil
p. pro urad, at jsou to pax mu5
Sa neb zeny.
)o|
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-09-22

ochuravele boltnfm hlavy, trudnomysl-
nostf, bolestf krizi, zvlastnfmi ne
nocemi neb jsou-li postizeny tinSmi
nepravidelnostmi. slabcstf neb nedu-
hem speciclne zenskSm. mely by Sc g
tlmto specialistou poraditi.
Choroby vajecnfku neb delohy lecf
bez noze Bylo-H Van radeno podro-
biti Sc operacl chirurgicke, aby od-
stranena byla prfcina techto chorob,
neb pfi zlate zfle a prutrzi, neposlou-
chejte techto pokynu nedavejte svoje
zdravf pod Bu2, iancetu neb ranlekar-
skou Jehlu, ariz byste Sc drive pora-
dily Sc specialistou.
Nehlede k tomu, jake povahy Jest
Vase nemoc neb jak dlouho Vas suzu-
lie, porad'te Sc tfmto specialistou, ably
:ely Vas budoucf zivot nebyl sAzce
Starr mladi muzi
Nehlede k tomu. Jak jste nemocen.
nehlede AMI k VAST bezradnosti a bez-
nadejnosti a nehlede ami tomu kdyz
Yam bylo iiz re6eno, ze Vase nemoo
Jest nezhoiitelna. prijd'te a porad'te Sc
tfmto vyoornym lekarem a jest-l ze
sh%Na jen nitka nadeje ma ktere vist
Vase zdravf, muze tato vesti k Vasemu
uzdravenf. pokoienosti a stesti.
zVLASTN1 POZORNOST Sc venujs
chemickemu a drobnohlednemu rozbo-
ru krve, moee a chrchlu vsem trpt-
elm nemocemi dusevnfmi a neryovSmi
kompliha cemi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-08

warcia sojuszu z g~eneraleni
Wranglem, ktoremu grori klsska
W razie zawarcia pokoju pomie-
dry Polska i bolszewikami. TO-
statni ustep z korespondencyi p.
Izaaka Lewina jest iawns propa-
ganda ma rzecz czerwonych, kto-
ry juz niejednokrotnie skompro-
mitowai sic, oskariajac Polske o
pogromy zydowskie, Korespon--
dencye te podajemy jedynie tylko
ola informaeyi, zastrzegajac, re
nalezy przyjae ia z rezerwa.
Przyp. Red.)
zYDZI oPUSZcZAJA POL
SKE.
Grudziadz, 8. pazdziernika. -
(Prasa Zjednoczona). - Wyjazd
zydow z Polski stale wzrasta !
wkrotce opusci Polske wiecej niz
$4,000 zydow. WiekszoSc tych
emigrant6w ma udae sic do Sta
now Zjednoczonych, Wladze pol
skie ME czynia zadnych trudnosci
zydom PREY wyjezdzie.
Francuzi rowniez przyjeli po-
|lityke przySpieszenia wyjardu
zydow z Francyi.
z polsdch zrodef wiadomo, re
wielu zydow z Poznanskiego wy.
jechafo juz do Ameryki.
.TAJNY UKLAD HANDLOWY
PoMIEDZY WLoCHAMI
I RosYA
Rzym, 8. paEdziernika. Ze
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-08

Niezadowolenie pomiedzy tu-
ziemcami dochodzi do wielkiego
ilapiecia. Ma plantacyach herba.
ty powstaja ciagle bunty, Pow
stancy podpalaja zabudowania ]
urzadzaja napady ma urzednikow
angielskich. CT, co So dobrze o.
znajmieni re spraWami induskie-
mi, twierdza re obecny ruchu in
dusk jest kierowany przez pew
nc tajne organizacye.
Try dni temu W Kalkucie wy
szio ma strajk 1900 tramwajarzy,
Strawberry .p~owrocili do piracy,
lecz uzyskali to, czego zadali,
Obecnie W Madrasie i~stnieje
q unit robotniczych, liczacych
10000 czionkow, a pred dwoma
laty ME byio tam ami jednej or
ganizacyi robotniczej. ..
w Mezopotamii wojska angiel-
skie prowadza' ustawiczna wojns
z tuziemcani. w Persyi wplywy
a~ngielskie So zagrozone przez pro
pagande bolszewicka. w Afgani-
stanie istnieje stan p~ogQtowia
wojennego, albowiem z~auwazono
wspoidziaianie bolszewikow z
wojskami afganskiemi.
~MACHINACYE NIEMIECKIE
Paryz, 8. pazdziernika. - Mem
cy zrobily propozycye Francyi do
starczenie 1000, 900 TOM wesla
miesiecznie pc Genie o so procent
taniej niz Francya piaci "a we
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-08
Ruch v TOIalzJstu1eh.
re STANISLAWOWA.

- Lekcya spiewu ch6ru sw. Sta.
uisiawa Kostki oddzialow starszych
l miodszych. Pan 1 Panow, odbedzie
sic dsisiaj W piatek o Sci ~wieczorem
= A. Kwasigroch, dyrygent.
- Tow. x. Wine. Barzyiskiego
No. 81 Zjed. odbedzie miesieczne 20
siedzenie dis wieczorem, o godzi-
ME 1880, W sail zwyklych pcsiedzeh.
Waine sprawy do zaiatwienia vice
obs"nosc wszystkich czlonkow pota-
dana. = Fran. Czonstka, pre-; FIR.
zywicki, sekr. prot.
MARYANOWA.
- Macierz Polska oddziai 7my
sw. Alojzego odbedzie try twiere 70
CINE, posiedzenie dis w%ieczorem, "
sail zwyk'ych posiedzeh. Prezes "a
prasza wszystkich czionkow ma to TO
siedzenie, pcniewa4 So waane spra-.
wy do zalatwienia. - Tom Malin-
ger, PREF: FIR. Jankowski, sekr. prot.
$50 N. Francisco ve.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-08

giel apgielski, zadajac W zamian
dostawy rudy ielaznej z kopalni
alzackich j innych surowcow
Procz tego Niemcy zadaja porno-
cy francuskiej W zatrzymaniu
kopalni slaskich oraz zgody ma
aneksye Austryi.
Francya ma propozycye te sic
zgodziia, albowiem tego rodzaju
ustepstwo byfoby pogwalceniem
traktatu wersalskiego.
JFZYK NIEMIECKI MA Bye
TRZEcIM JFzYKIEM w STo
SUNKACH M~IEDZYNARO-
DoWYcH.
Geneva, 8. pazdziernika. -
I wiarogodnych zrodei donosza,
ze-Liga Narod6w definitywnie
zdecydowaia, re jezyk niemiecki
zajmie trzecie miejsce jake jezyk
oficyalny w stosunkach miedzy-
narodowych, pomimo tego, re
jezyki francuski j angielski costa
iy wskszane przez traktat wer-
salski jake diva jezyki oficyalne
" stosunkach dyplomatycznych
ANGLIA R o o
MEM RosYJ-
SKICH
Londyn, 8. pazdzienika. -
Rad angieIski wyslaf ultimatum
do Rosy ma rece Krasina, grozac
zatopieniem kazdego okretu TO-
syjskiego, ktGry ukaze sic ma mo-
rzu Carmen w poblizu Mikoiaje-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-08

wa. Nota ia zostasa wyslana
przez Curzon'a, angielskiego mi
nistra spraw zagranicznych i jest
uwazana przez kola bolszewickie
jake wypowiedzenie wojny. IRA
sin wyraza zdziwienie wscrtek
takiej noty, albowiem M~ikoiajew
uwaza on "a port bezspornie ro-
syjski.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-08

zrodei rosyjskich j wioskich via
domo, re pomiedzy Rosya bolszs
wicka i Wiochami istnieje tajny
ukiad handlowy. Import z Rosy
do Wloch trivia juz kilka miesis,
cy i przekracza juz surne $lo,'
100000. Wymiana towarow odby
wa sic W sekrecie i z wielka o.,
stroznoscia W ceiu unikniecia in
terwencyi Francyi, Spodziewaj7
sic, re Wiochy i Rosya nawiaza
stosunki dyplomatyczne wkrotce
20 zawarciu pokoju polsko-bolsze
wickiego i wtedy handel bedzie
prowadzony zupelnie jawnie.
Giownym produktem wywozo
nym z Rosyi jest zboze. Wiochy
posiafy Rosyi lekarstwa i inne
srodki medyczne, ktorych W Ro,
syi jest wielki brak.
Fakt powyzszy dowodzi, re po-
miedzy aliantami panuje rozbiez-
nose W polityce W stosunku dc
Rosyi.
~ZABURZENIA w INDYACH.
KaIkuta, s.. pakdsiernika. -
Polityczna i ~przemyslowa sytua-
eva w Indyach budzi wielkie oba-
wy. We wszystkich miastach in
duskich sierra sic strajki. Zycie
przemyslowe W Bombaju jest o,
becnie zu~peinie spaFalizowane'
Miasto jest pograzone W ciemno-
sciach wskutek strajku robotni,
kow gazowni.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-08

Depesza I Sewastopola dono-
81, re woiska Wrangia zdobyiy
Nowospasowk Petrowik, mia
sta le4ace mad brzegiem mora A
bowskiego, gdzie wzieto 1000 jeh
cow, IL armat i $50 karabinow
maszynowych.
BoLSZEWICY PONIE$LI
PoRAzKE Ma LINT KNOW,
CHARKoW I RoSToW.
Konstantynopol, 8. pafdziemi.
ka. = Stanowisko bolszewikow
W Rosy pofudniowej jest ogrom-
ME krytyczne Mskutek klsski, ia
ka zadali generaiowie Wrangel /
/ MACHINE armii bolszewickiej
wzd1ui linii Kijow, Charkow i
Rost6w. Rad bolszewicki jest
zupeinie bezsilny wobec ciagiych
powstah. Oddziai ~kawalefyi Blu
diennego, ktory zostal poslany W
ceiu stfumienia rozruchow,
przyaczy} sic do insurgentow.
Panuje przekonanie W koiach
rosyjskich, re zajecie Odesy j
Kijowa przez powstancow jest
bardzo prawdopodobnem.
FRANCYA oBAWIA SIZE
o LOS
ParyI. 8. pazdziemika. (Prasa
Zjednoczona.) = W. francuskich
koiach wojskowych panuje oba-
wa, re bolszewicy po zawarciu
pokoju z Polska wszystkie swo-
je silly rzuca ma Wrangla.
POLSKA PRZYRZEKLA NEU
TRALNosc w WoNIE Pc
u q B~oLSZEW1KAMI7
Ryga, 8. paxdziemika. CKoresp.
Izaaka Lewina do Chic. Daily
News)! = Bolszewicy zrzekli sic
wszeikich pretensyi do Galicyi
Wsch., wzamian-Potska RE
kla sic praw do Ukrainy i zobo--
wiazaia sic zachowat ~neutralnose
w wojnie Petlury z bolszewika-
mi p.
Pc podpisaniu preliminarnyeh
warunkow pokoju Jan Dabski i
Adolf Joffe wyjada z Rygi W
celu uzyskania Cd swoich rzadow
ratyfikacyi podpisanych przez
Mich warunkow.
Powodzenia gen. Wrangla
wpsyneSy ma przyspieszenie "a
warcia pokoju, aibowiem poste-
powe elementy W Polsce obawia-
ia sic wiscej poiityki Wrangla nii
polityki bolszewickiej. Naezelnik
Piisudski podtrzymywany przez
koia postepowe zawiesii dziaia-
MIA ma froncie polskim(?), azeby
daG moznosc bolszewikom rozbi-
cia Denikina. Naczelnik Piisrdski
Dabski i Daszyhski uwazaja, re
odbudowanie monarchii rosyj-
skiej przedstawia najwieksze ME-
bezpieczenstwo Ola Polski.
Obecne zawarcie rozejmu ma
ma celu przeszkodzenie usilowa.
niom zwolennikow Dmowskiego,
PadereWskiepo / Grabskiego "a
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-08
~Tslsgfamy~ lagranirlRa,

D~okonczenie ze str leiI
Azowskiego, gdzie wzieto 10000
jehcow j mase materyafu wojen-
nego. Marianpol jest gaownym
punktem W zaglebiu Donieckiem.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-15
PARENTSHELP
IN SCHOOLQUIZ.
QUESTIONABLE to Go Out to
Uncover Conditions in
ALI Sections.

Representatives of parent-teacher
organizations covering all parts Of
the city are to make personal sur
yeys of conditions In the schools un-
der the direction Of the District Con-
gress Of Mothers and Parent Teacher
Associations. The committee was an
nounced yesterday following the ad-
journment of the meeting Of the as
ISOLATION at the Teachers Club.
Eleventh and Eighth streets north
west.
The committee is composed OF Mrs.
w. b. Bell, Brightwood; Mrs. w. l.
Wight, Georgetown; Mrs, Blunt, Con-
gress Heights; Mrs. e. Zahn, Ed
monds School; Mrs. A. Blakeslee,
West School; Mrs. L. s. Doten, MEM
oer-at-large, and Mrs. ]. H. Saunders
A Questionanire will be sent
to responsible people In all the school
districts. information viii be asked
on the number OF seats In each school,
playground facilities, sanitary con-
ditions, and the school population.
The program at yesterdays meet
ing included Roland S. Robbins,
member of the executive committee
of the National Capital School Better
ment Council; Miss Gertrude Young,
principal Of the Carberry School; Miss
Clara Stutz. of the Junior High School.
and Miss Roberta Wallace, teacher OF
civics at v .stern High School. Miss
Young urged principals be relieved
from teaching duties.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-15
Navy Place Residents
Submit to Census Quiz

More than fifty districts had been
enumerated for the fourteenth de-
cennial census last night, according
to Robert E. MattingIy, supervisor
OF the census for the District of
Columbia. Mr.. Mattingly said only
a few reports will be outstanding
by the end OF the week.
Residents of Navy place, who
Tuesday attempted to withhold in
formation from a census taker of
district No. 104 and showed violent
resistance to John d. Click, census
Inspector, yesterday quietly sub
mitted to questioning and the
census for the district was COM
pleted without aid from the police.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-15
"Fne!" Says
Mr.. Tapir, of
Biting Cold

What care the tropical animals
at the Zoo about the freezing
weather. as they gambol in their
open-air enciosures-they who were
accustomed to hot days and warm
nights in the jungles Of distant
lands?
The Brazilian tapir grunts his
greetings at visitors the same as
in the summer. apparently unan-
noyed by the biting atmosphere.
The Chacma baboon Of Africa. and
the Rhesus monkeys have accss-
toned themselves to the Washing
ton climate. They don't give a tall
wag for the weather.
The switch from tropical climes
to the snowy realms of the District
fails to worry the Indian antelopes
or the Barasingha deer Of India
Judging from their sleek self-com-
placency, they were brought up on
cold air.
The white-tailed gnu. also haIling
from Africa, has seen three winters
from within the bars of his open
wv. SiB
of discomfort from the cold.
No change of diet is made for
these animals during the winter
months, according to William H.
Blackburne. head keeper. Their ra-
tions are increased to stave OF the
cold. The animals appetites, says
grow in proportion to
the fall of temperature.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-15
JOHN E. O'NEILL WINS
GEORGETOWN DEBATE

John e. O'Neill was awarded first
honors by the judges who listened to
q debate at the Georgetown Univer-
sity last night On the subject: RE
solved, that the policy of compulsory
arbitration in all labor disputes be
adopted by the United States" O'Neill
won the SIS cash prize offered despite
the fact that he was on the affirma-
tive team, and the negative team was
adjudged the winner.
Those on the negative team were:
Edward ]. Callahan, 1922; Francis w.
Cullen, 1921; Samuel L. Miller, alter
native. The Affirmative: Henry H.
Smelling. postgraduate; John E. O'Neill
and Edmond F. Maher, senior class,
alternative.
The judges were: Senator Josiah o.
Walcott, Commissioner Louis Brown
low. Chief Justice Constantine ].
Smyth, John c. Scofield and George
Barnett. commandant of the Marine
CORDS
The Washington herald., 1920-01-15
Taxi Drivers 0vercharge
Says Judge, Filming One

Mine public taxicab drivers out
of ten overcharge their patrons"
Judge Robert Hardison declared
from the Police Court bench yes
terday. IF all of them no over
charge were locked up. the Jail
would be overcrowded. Every time
have ridden in a taxicab I have
been overcharged. The people must
be protected against their extor-
ton. 1t is outrageous to charge 81
for thirty minutes service"
These remarks were called forth
during the hearing OF case
of overcharging against Joseph
Schneider. public hacker. who was
fined $40.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-15
WOUNDED MEN
AID LAWS
Members Of House Explain
Pending Legislation to
Reed Soldiers.

Five hundred soldier patients at
Walter Reed Hospital assembled last
night In the Red Cross room. heard
three members Of the House tell OF
the good will Of Congress toward the
ex-service men and of efforts being
made In their behalf.
Representative Burton e. Sweet. of
Iowa; Dick T. Morgan Of Oklahoma,
and WE. Andrews of Nebraska, told
the men Uncle Sam is more than
willing to recompense them for the
sacrifices they had made.
Representative Sweet, author of the
Sweet bill, which virtually doubled
the compensation for disabled Yanks,
gave the men q full explanation Of
what the new law will accomplish
for them.
Representative Morgan explained
his bill providing iarm loans to ex-
service men. According to The plan,
$l0o.O0o.0O0 corporation would b.: or
ganized from which ex-iarks could
borrow $500 and pay it back at s1k
per cent interest in from twenty to
fifty years.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-15
War Leaders Are Asked
To Red Cross Reception

A reception in honor of the Red
Cross nurses of Washington will be
given Monday night by the District
Chapter of the Red Cross at 16
Jackson place northwest.
Among those invited to meet the
nurses. II was announced yesterday
by Miss Mabel Boardman. are the
Secretary of War and Mrs. Raker.
the Secretary of the Navy and Mrs.
Daniels. the Surgeon General of the
Army and Mrs. Merritt w. Ireland,
the Surgeon General of the Navy
and Mrs. w. c. Braisted. the Sur
geon General of the Public Health
Service and Mrs. Rupert Blue. Miss
Julia Stimson, superintendent of the
Army Nurse Corps; Mrs. Lenah s.
Higbee, superintendent of the Navy
Nurse Corpse, and Miss Lucy Min
negerode. superintendent of the Pub
lie Health Nurse Corpse.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-15
PICTURE FIRMS BAND
TO FIGHT MOVIE TRUST

Atlantic City. N. J., Jan. 14.-Mem-
bers of the Associated First Pictures.
Inc. meeting here today, voted 20
increase the organizations capital
stock from $6.4o0. 900 to 10000. 600.
The fund, II was said. will be used
as a war chest" to fight four great
motion picture corporations alleged
to be backed by Wall street and to
plan a monopoly of the motion pic
ture business. The associated or
ganization, according to reports
plans to build and buy movie houses
in every State.
The new organization. through its
affiiliation with the First National
Exhibitors circuit, will have control
of productions featuring Charles
Chaplin. Mrs. Charles Chaplin. Nor
ma Talmadge. Constance Talmadge,
Anita Stewart, Marshall Ieilan,
Charles Ray, Catherine Mcdonald.
Henry Lehrman and King Vidor.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-15
Legation for Finland
Follows Recognition

Following recognition of the in
dependence of Finland, the United
States government has arranged to
establish a legation at Helingsfors,
the State Department announced
yesterday. s4.s.
Alexander Magruder. of the diplo-
matte service, has been ordered
from the American Embassy at
Madrid to Helingsfors to serve as
charge d'afraircs until appointment
of a minister.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-15
IL New Members Join
Chamber of Commerce

Eleven new members were ad-
mitted to the Washington Chamber
of Commerce at the annual meet
ing. Secretary A. z. Seymour an
nounced yesterday. This brings the
total number of new members re-
ceived since December to sixty-six
Those admitted were william L.
Browning. James c. Dulin, Empire
Film Distributing Company, by
Manager H. e. Coffey; Charles d.
Hall, George C. Hilleary. L. F.
Kebler. c. Rivers Kent. Liberty
Film Exchange. by Manager s. NJ
Flax; J. F. Manning. vitagraph
Company, Inc, by Eugene Wilson
and Pinckney NJ. White.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-15
Man Who Shot Mission
"Bunkie" Has Bail Reduced

Abraham Patton, an aged man.
who is held for the shooting Of Fred
erick Barkett in the dormitory Of the
Gospel Mission, during the Christmas
holidays, was brought before Judge
Mcmahon in police court yesterday.
and his bond reduced from $4,000 to
5000. AS he was unable to procure .
bondsman Patton was sent back to
Jail. He is charged with assault
with a deadly weapon With intent
to kill.
The two men were strangers, and
dodgers at the mission When Patton
was asked why he shot Barkett. he
said he had been beaten and robbed
on the Virginia side Of the Potomac.
and the whole world appeared to be
against him. He said he had no
grievance against the man.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-15
BROOKLAND EXPRESS
CARS FOR RUSH HOURS

Beginning this afternoon at 4:45
and 4:56 o'clock, two express cars
vii leave Fourteenth and q streets
every day during the evening rush
hours to relieve congestion on the
Brookland line. President William
r. Ham. Of the Washington Railway
G. Electric Company announced last
night.
Authority for the company to op-
crate the special cars was granted
yesterday by the Public Utilities
Commission and no time win be lost
In starting the cars.
The two cars will not issue trans
fers and viii stop only at street car
intersections and at Thirteenth
street.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-15
win Talk on Public Speaking.

DR.. John Cavanaugh. until recently
president of the University of Notre
Dame: win gave the FIRST. Of a series
OF talks on public speaking In the
knlshts Of Columbus hall. at soc z
street tomorrow evening at $3.50
DR.. Charles G. Mccarthy. OF the
Catholic University. gives his second
lecture on the founders CT the Con-
stituti@a at ESQ on tn. same even
ing and IN tie sap,. brs.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-15
Sues for Alleged Auto Hurt.

Eva D. Slough yesterday filed suit
for $4,000. naming Thomas s. Ken
nedy as defendant. 1t Is charged
that an automobile driven by the
defendant struck the plaintiff at
Sixth and I streets northwest. July
1, 1919, the plaintiff sustaining Sc
rious injuries. George E. Mcneil
Is attorney for the plaintiff.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-15
H. Oden Lake Leaves City.

Former National Commander n.
Oden Lake, of the Army and Navy
Union. who has been in this city
several days on ofiicial business
connected with the Bureau of War
Risk Insurance, left last night for
Baton Rouge, La, where he will be
stationed. While national command
er for four years, his headquarters
were in Washington.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-15
California Society to
Hear Lane Tonight

Secretary Of the Interior Lane will
address members of the California
State Society at the celebration Of the
organizations twenty-fifth annivers-
ary tonight at the Raleigh Hotel.
Herbert Hoover also has promised to
be present. his Industrial Conference
duties permitting.
Senator James D. Phelan. president
of the association. will bring the Cali
fornia Congressional delegation.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-15
French Club Lecture.

Celebrities I Have Painted" will
be the topic Of talk by ossip
Pereima, the celebrated Russian por-
trait painter. who has Just returned
from Europe, at the French Club
of the Washington Salon, at 15i7 II
street, this evening. Mr.. Perelma
has painted the portraits of Pres
ident Wilson: the King of the Bel
gians, and many other war celebri-
ties. -'
The Washington herald., 1920-01-15
Jugo-Slavs Asked to Join
Anglo-French Alliance

Trieste, Jan. 1.-THE Paris cor
respondent Of La .voratore reports
that Jugo-Slavia win be invited to
Join an Anglo-French alliance. An
other correspondent in Paris wired:
Il am informed our young state
is to receive the honor of being in
vited to join France and England
In a defensive alliance" Z