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The Washington times., 1920-08-25
WOMAN FINDS BOY
KIDNAPPED A YEAR
Lad, II, Prefers Barber Father
to Millions Offered by
Wealthy Mother.

PITTSBURGH, Pa Aux. sa.-"rsd-
die" Brsithwaite. aged fourteen, who,
II 10 alleged. was kidnapped from a
military school In Los Angeles more
than q year ago. by his father. John
Brsithwsite. has been found In Pitts
burGh. Both the father and SON are
under arrest today His father viii
be srrsyed against the mother and
her second husband, James Mortimer
Davis, OF Los Angeles
The father Is a barber here and
the boy prefers TO stick TO him rather
thsn go back TO California where he
might live in a mansion and have
miIlions at his command. Com n, on
pleas court is expected TO act today
upon a plea for a writ of hsbsss cor
pus restoring the boy TO his mother
and stepfather.
Brsithwsite some years ago mar
riod the daughter OF a prominent Los
Angeles family. The romance wAs
wrecked and a divorce followed. The
court gave the mother the custody oil
the child, who was later placed in q
military school.
In June. 1919. the boy disappeared
and q nation wide search followed. A
letter from the boy TO one OF his Cali
fornia chums revealed his where
abouts In the Pittsburgh district. The
mother came from California and
yesterday detectives went 10 tn,
fathers barber shop, and took son
and parent into custody.
The Washington times., 1920-08-25
THE WASHINGTON TIMES. WEDNESDAY AUGUST 25 1920
PRINCE CAROL MAY
PICK u. s. HElRESS
AS BRIDE

rAHi6' Asa, 1c.-ssrtesy circles
Of Psrss have bees tkrswa iste .
state 90 gress ~Acttes~ss ~ the
report frcs Dessvtiie that Prince
CaSei Of Rssasis was 20 visit New
York. with q likely result seiss 80
isterssttesai reassee that will
sTtss an A~evtess heiress 10 the
hs@ssiss tkrsse.
The report sneges that QSe~s
Marie ~f. Rsss sia- while Ia Psrss
ss the svess Of Mrs. HUtekiascs.
arrasse<. tArssGk tke soo< eniees
Of the rrtseess Christopher Of
Greece, feUe~rty Mrs. Leeds for
. .ectiss n New York ef tho Frtsee
ass mtss Astsisette De Lamar.
Mice CoasN<iS Nasd~rbtit 10 also
ts a~es the Pria~~. whose sad run
away resaaee With the saushser
Of a RuSssisa colonel sad sssse-
auent divorce ~ order Of Queen
Marie. gave the EossiDers oas Of
their choicest tidbits-
AGreeisE after three years Of
pressure 20 aivor~~ his "messsst!c"
wife Prince Carol IL stated 10 have
fnformsd his mother that be ~as
disgusse< with the regal marriage
istrtgUes sf Esrope, asS thst q
he could not Keep bis ehesen bride
he wsSiA cross the Atisstie $50
naA . wife saosS the beauties OF
America.
The Washington times., 1920-08-25
PRINCE CAROL
|SFETED|NN.Y.
Heir TO Rumanian Throne Is
Guest al Gerard Dinner.
Visits Art Museum.

NEW YORK. Aug. 25.-Up to Las,
midnight Crown Prince Carol OF
RoumaniA had been in this eV
as hours without making pubic
his Views on the following sub -eSts'
The high buildings
New York girls.
whether and In what respects he
found the metropolis different from
Bucharest.
Nor were these the only topics on
which Prince Carol declined To edlly
the public. The sad truth Is that
Newspaper men were turned away
without an inkling OF the reneceons
on his nrst day in New York.
The tall, slender. slightly stopped
young man who stepped hom a pull
man just In from Chicago at o'clock
yesterday morning into the weicom- :
ing arms Of a delegation OF local
Rouma mans looked quite capable OF
forming his own opinions about
whatever fell under his gaze. HIS
eyes were quick and alert, Ms expires :
sion vivacious. with no lack OF
democracy in his manner. IL was
simply that he was travelling
"incog." that made him reticent.
.HIGH sPOTs" OF FIRST DAY.
1t was promised. however. that this
afternoon, after time TO digest his
impressions. the Prince will make
statement.
The high spots OF Prince Carols 5
hrst day here were his visit to the
Metropolitan Museum OF Art yester-
day afternoon and a dinner at the
Ritz last night, given by former Am
bassador James w. Gerard. His pro-
gram for today was among other
royal sacrets, but as he has not yet
visited the Woolworth building and the
Stock Exchange, II may be expected
that he will be seen In the downtown
marts.
Tolliston Wells. Rumanian consul
general in New York. headed the
delegation OF about $50 which wei
coined the prince and his party at
the Grand Central Terminal yester-
day There were thirteen In the royal
encourage, including three Wallets and
a servant. In the party were Minister
Filiodor, Rumanian minister to
Greece: Gen. Brigodes Gavanescu. T.
Postmantir, Col. N. Hodescu, Capt.
Lazar Horia. Lieutenant Colonel Con-
diescu, and Radu Djuvara. The party
went to the Waldorf-Astoria
SURVEYS CITY FROM AUTO.
At 3 o'clock the prince entered an
for his first real survey
Of the city. Lieutenant Colonel Con.
disscu and a Secret Service man went
with him.
On q ride which included Broadway
The Washington times., 1920-08-25
RUM FILLS COFFINS
INSTEAD OF CORPSES

NEW YORK, Aug. 25.-A report
was received by James Shevlin, super
vising prohibition enforcement agent,
that Illegal transportation OF liquor
in Westchester county Is being carried
on by using hearses, tho collins in
which contain liauor instead OF
corpses.
Mr.. Shevlin has instructed his men
to take a peep at the inside OF cask-
cts where their suspicious were
aroused, but at tho same time he re-
coEnixes the impracticability of hold
ing up all funeral cortegcs to search
for liQuor.
The Washington times., 1920-08-25
Beautifully Curly, Wavy
Hsir-in Three Hours!

Girls, have you tried the slime ri ne
method OF curling your hsirt It's sim
ply Srand! Gives you the most besutlful,
s,ss eurs ,s. snd sr ..s %sves s,,ky wn, nS
glossy-and nothing harmful or missy
sbout II. The curis will last the ontest
Van won.t Ssys fa he onn,inuaIIy htinx
and fussing with loose. nying kair It's
foolish TO singe and blister and deaden
your trasses with a hot curling iron-snd
altogether Unnecessary now,
Liquid stlmerine 10 pleasant to use. be-
ing neither sticky nor greasy Get bot
tie from your drueGist today, follow the
simple dirsetions-ths hrst trial will make
1T your stoadfast friend.
The Washington times., 1920-08-25
$500 Longcloth,
$3.98

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The Washington times., 1920-08-25
81. .25 White Rep, 89c

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ly First Floor.
The Washington times., 1920-08-25
89c Pillow Cases, CSC

f5x36 Embroidered Pillow Cases,
large size handsome embroidered
designs. Good quality pillow cot
ton. First Floor.
The Washington times., 1920-08-25
BLIND TIGER" NOT DARK
ENOUGH; OWNERS JAILED

SULLIVAN, IND. Aug. 25.-"ThIs
Is a frst-class blind tiger, but please
keep II to yourself"
This sign. printed on a rafter in
the barn loft OF a Hungarian south
west Of Jericho. got Steve Buzzo and
steve 10th, Polish coal miners at
Clinton. into a lot OF hot water. Tho
sheriff got wind that the pair and an
c-N~r miner were operating q still on
thSS1on, OF friend. Now they're In
jail
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-28
LEVY

Mr.. and Mrs Frank 'Criger gave
dance Monday evening in honor
of their son, Harold, the occasion
being his 18th birthday. Many
friends were present and deli
cious lunch was served at the end
of an enjoyable evening.
The Misses Mildred Irwin and
Viola Gibson who are attending
school at Las Vegas, arrived home
Friday evening to spend Thanks
giving vacation.
A. II. Gearhart and r. E, Halton
left Sunday for Odell, Texas. the
former to locate there, and the
latter to visit relatives.
Chester Van Meter left Monday
for Pasamonte, N. NJ. to spend
some time visiting his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Ants.
l.. J. Wood returned Tuesday
from Las Cruces where he has
been during the illness and death
of his mother, Mrs ]. M. Wood.
III. I. Irwin returned sunday
from Albuquerque. where he has
been the past week attending to
business matters.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Smith of
Wagon Mound were in this vicinity
Thursday on business.
Mrs. James Norton OF Ration Is
here visiting in the homes Of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r.. S. Self.
and other relatives.
o. Z. Hill spent Monday and
Tuesday visiting Mr.. and Mrs, John
Simmons of Ocate.
-,I. - Irrs a
Mound Friday evening to play for
q dance at the Frye hotel.
Glen, Helen and Louis Wood left
Monday for Las Cruces where they
will attend school.
Neil Bolt. who is attending
school at Wagon Mound, and Miss
Zula Hatton, who attends schoo!
at Springer, are home for the
Thanksgiving vacation.
Edward Butler of Tulsa, Okla !,
is here visiting in the home of his
bro her. L. S. Butler and family,
Until this week the two brothers
had not met for IS years.
-. Z. Hill and 7. J, Bolt went
to Ration Saturday on business.
They returned home Sunday.
~ Mrs. John Gibson arrived Tues
day from Ration for a visit in the
home of her parents. MI and Mrs.
r. S. Self.
r. j. Julian, J. NJ. Julian and
Miss Effie Julian Of Springer. Mr..
Il and Mrs. Bishop of Miami. and
Messrs Rolf, Kletke and Lohmeief
of Optin1o, were among those who
came to Levy To attend the a. IT.
Gearhart closing out sale ednes,
day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-05-18
NOTED BULL FIGHTER
IS KILLED IN ARENA
Gallito, Who Accumulated Eight
Million Pesetas in Spanish Ring,
Horned During Combat.

MADRID. May 1.-THE noted torea-
dor, Gallito, whose real name was
Joselito Gomez, was killed last night
at Place de Ta1avera as he was about
to dispatch the NTH bull Of the even
ing.
Reports Of the occurrence are
somewhat confused. but most OF them
agree that Gallito lost his life when
he Jumped into the ring to save an
other toreador, Sanchez Mea1ias, who
was in a dangerous situation while
lighting the bull. The animal turned
furiously on tho newcomer. caught
him in the stomach with his horns
and tossed him.
Gallito. who was only twenty-three
yearg old, had besn In the bull ring
ever since he was fourteen. He
was engaged to be married and his
hanoee was present when he was
tossed by tho bull. The dead toreador
was born in Seville and leaves a for
tune Of 100000 pesetas, earned in
the buu ring.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-05-18
SHIFT Of ALLIED
DEBTS ON GERMANY
NOW IS PLANNED
BY WILLIAM f. NASH.
By Cable to The Star md Chicago
Daily News. Copyright, 1920.

Daily News. Copyright, 1920.
PARIS. May 1S.-France intends to
request the United States to follow Great
the French war debt to the indemnity
as paid by Germany. according to in
formation l gather from an official in
the French war office. ! hear too. that
representations will be made in Wash
ington to induce the United States TO
take more active part in the work
OF the reparationS commission Indeed,
1t is hoped to widen the Folkstone plan
into general interallied scheme
Next month at Spa or Brussels Italy.
Belgium. Rumania and other countries
will formally pass upon the scheme.
which in substance. is scheme to shift
the debts owed by one allied country to
another upon the shoulders of Germany
This would give all, including the United
States, great. interest in forcing Ger
many to pay. The French believe, too,
that 1t will do something to right the
chaotic condition of foreign exchange
now prevailing In Europe
BY tightening the burden of interest
charges the weaker allied nations can
probably raise their cerlits abroad and
put up immediately the value of the
lire and franc. This, it is said, will
mean the resumption of normal trade
and commerce. SO incaEulably important
for the world today
Plan Is Compromise.
Both at the ministry of finance
and foreign affairs one gathers the
impression that the Folkstore agree
ment was a real compromise. neither
France nor. England being really sat
isfed with it. Thus. while France
gains a sort of guarantee that Ger
many will pay. she abandohs her
claim to priority and lowers con-
siderably her former figure of dam
ages. -
It was not specified how the in
demnity would be paid. This will
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-05-18

be left to experts. I have cause to
suspect, however. that the French
hope TO collect a certain amount in
gold and the rest in. mercha ndise.
stretching 1t over a term of thirty
three years.
The reparations commission estab-
lshed by the peace conference can
enforce the collection and distribn-
tion and il can increase the officials
on the other side of the Rhine TO
see that tile Germans fulfill their
promises
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-05-18
RAINS AID FIRE FIGHTERS.

ST. PAUL, May 1s-rhe forest fire
situation In northern Minnesota was i'm
proved today following rains and sue
cessful fights by large crowds Of men
battling the flames. Some fires still
burning were on outoyer timberlands,
but none was threatening any towns
and all were under control, according to
reports received here,
Motorists arriving at Virginia from
Duluth told of numerous small fires
along the route, but none seemed So
rious. Several fires also were reported
in upper Michigan, in Gogebic county,
and in northern Wisconsin. -
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-24
JARITORS NOT INCLUDED
IN SCHOOL PENSION LAW

BY Special Correspondent
TRENTON, Aug. 24-Assistanl
Commissioner Of Education John
Enright, of the state Department OF
Public instruction. today notified all
the school officials throughout the
state that school j~anitors. assistant
i~anitors, mattresses, engineers, fire.
men or any janitorial employ are not
entitled to come within the provi-
sions of the teachers pension system
as provided by the law passed a year
ago. Mr.. Enright stayed hat Attor-
ney General McCran had advised
him to this effect.
Apparent bungling. through the
passage of separate acts. both direct
ed TO the same object. namely the
defining of the teams used in the
pension law passed by the 1919 leg
i~slature. is responsible for the situa-
ton which shuts the janitors and
Others out of the right to a pension
at this time. ~
The two acts defining the pension
law were passed by the 1920 legisla-
ture. The first one. known as chap
ter 173 of the Laws of 1920 pro-
vided that the word teacher" in
the pension act meant to include not
only those who engage in the i'm
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-24

naftinr 81 knowledge. but janitofs.
assistant janitors, -janitresses. cngi-
npers hremen and any other 1anito-
rial employees as wen.
The second law. known as Chapter
1914 of the Laws OF 1870 also defining
ne pension act. In describing who
come under the word teacher"
fails to include the janitors anu 0tn-
ers who work about school build
ings.
that these persons T excluded
from the benefits Of the pension
statute because of Chapter 1874, OPP
crates to repeal Chapter ia, the de-
fining act which specifically men,
toned the janitors and other en-
ployes.
Assemblyman William Nj. Schultz,
of Hudson. sponsored Chapter 17S.
which included the Janitors and 9TH
err school help. 1t was approved
or April is. Assemblyman Pier
son. Of Union, the sponsor of the
teachers pension fund act. put
through Chapter 1874. which left the
ianitors out. 1t was approved on
April 10. Persons act contains
more provisions than Schultz's going
into more detail as to how the pen
sion system is to be operated.
II IS likely that the next legisla-
ture will be asked to include those
who have been excluded from the
benefits of the pension law by the
Pierson law.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-24
JOHN E. TOOLAA WILL NOT
Be ASSEMBLY CANDIDATE

1t was learned today that efforts
have been made during the past few
days by Middlesex county Demo-
cratic politicians to have John E.
|Toolan, a counselor-at-law in this
city become a candidate for assem-
bly,. Although considerable pressure
was brought to bear on Mr.. Toolan
to enter the contest, he has refused
to do so.
When seen today, Mr.. Toolan said
he would not be a candidate, but
gave no reason for not entering the
contest. Mr.. Toolan vas a candidate
on the Democratic ticket last year
for the assembly, but was defeated
in the regular election by the Re-
publican candidate.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-24

Notice is hereby Riven hat at a regular
meeting II the Common Council, Of South
Amboy, NJ j., Tuesday evening. August
21st. 1920. in the Council Chamber. City
Hall, sealed bids will be received and
opened Tor the laying Of a water main on
Gordon Street. Plans and specifications
may be seer at the Office of A i. Nc
Michael, Cssy Eugireer. Post Onice Build
Council rererves the .fsht TO reject any
or all bids. Bids will be opened at $3.50
P. M. PETER j.. COAKLEY,
.1a0I0-e-.4-ss CITY Clerk.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-09-17
en- treeelie %Scsnins.

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9teoerIag, madtte Teru aiitaa til
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men uu0er Den 6oruOiptninq, at Sc
aiennem en- Nolfeaiitemnina icIn
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oe hsrc. Qen1e Niitemniug bar
iliiOIcrtlO ulOri9 iuhoet SteO, og
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lgttc gap VrP'iocrt Milion Ell In-
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Ell 3Oufcrence mCaem DC 10 Starter
onbor0 poa q uucritanif ario5itib.
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brngt Ell 'reocliN &eanirg al Saaen,
ihct Ghili itul betole en- Nliitauelie3.
INN poa 6,OOO,OO0 Tuno til Gerlr.
Der rroiiQer Jig ode Ncitigheocr iii
&ropinicrnc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-09-17
Sufferprilen.

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Stlrericlen az Haoinffer ira Somoii.
eernc have pHrei n,cgei ilcr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-09-17
ut GiaarsjubilWunt.

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porligc @nr. er uotiom %inne@bpr0
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nm, al b2rc$ SntereSier pilNe b!i
curctnt. observation-disclosures ion;
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-09-17
S,naaruif.

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rente lig, ii1r llaar oct tageS / BE
tro1inln8, at oe bar "aooe oo iuloe
belle Gagen oerpao". iom MuftionG-
rem uotrptte Jig. 0ette bPrbtc on
Sinteren; men Der Ell Siitorie til.
Seq bar Sanoelsbetient paa ct 9anb-
bunolcri | norolige Soma ct Steb.
en- Sang bGnote oct / Sommcrpar.
men. al ct BAR aa0aer lott" Gioer
%ioranorct ia o9 blcp mer beruieuoe
emo Den bGritc "9%aoocpin". Rolf
%begnnoic al ti9bc / SponocpiS oa
aoa oper til Smc0icn % oriffe Der,
Seq 'Orito0. at Der pur fontmen en-
oilb Iano oper sGblenloiten Dor. oa
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ncliNuia riic liz. al &c. iolil Cor font
oppclcrc til mco lin EroarcailOiame,
cr nltipr i~antouiQc til, al Dc fon ha
uoGcu oiQiorcnNc &nN'Inbclie poa
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unil0tf Sonspunft paultelil anItllc
Situdtionru pna bette Stnoiunn a.
N~onlua0ncn, hpor nebip uton cllo
fuuifc Ter en- lao t~ouieruatip YionO
iom Nur0inl OnlOI.