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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-03-19

kad jei jjis bus iSrinktas Mex
sikos prezidentu, tuomet 5ls
Meksika sulyginsias su klto-
mis- pasaulio kulturineWis sa-
limis, apdrausias ten syetlm-
salius il ju reikalus If svental
pildysias duotus kitoms vies.
patijoms pasizadejimus.
zodziu tariant, jis Meksika
padarysias laiminga il labjaus
panaSia j civilizuota sail.
Dedei Samui yra syarbus
daiktas patvarkymas Meksl-
kos. Mes per visa ellie metQ
daug nukenteta nuo Carrall-
zos pasipptimo, nuo palalky-
mo ten begalines betvarkes,
Jei Obregon yra doras g
saziningas zmogus, jis vlsI9
met sulauks Dedes Samo pa
ramos.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-03-19
sAKoMA, BUsIA P1GIU
ANGL1U.
zmones sutaupysia daug pi.
nigu.

Washington, kovo 19. Sc
natorius Frelinguysen is New
Jersey valstijos, senate angli-
nio subkomiteto pirmininkas,
senatui ypadav6 iris bilius ang-
.lip klausime. lr pazymeJo,
kad jei biliai bus priimti, tad
Sales gyventojai per metus
sutaupys miliiarda dolieriQ.
Stai tie biliai:
AtSaukti federale kuro kon-
trole.
Paskirti federali anglip ko-
misijonieriQ su $4,000 Per
matus.
Sumazinti 80 nuoS. mokcsti
vasarOs metu w angliQ veil
mq gelezinkeliais.
Nelengva suprasti, k2kia
nauda gyventojams pramato-
ina is tn biliQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-03-19
pnANcUzA1 PATA1sO
KLAIDINGUS MANY
MUS.

Paryzius, kovo 19. Kuo-
met Konstantinopolis uzim-
tas vadovaujant anglQ gene
;, lui Milne, paskleista ainlu,
kad prancuzu gen. d'Espere!y
neturis ten virsenybes.
. Laikra$tis Temps stai kalp
pataiso tuos klaidingus ma,
nymus:
Gen. d'Esperey kaip buvo,
taip il pasilieka vyriauslas
talkininku kariuomenlQ va
das artimuose Rytuose. G'
anglQ gen. Milne yra komen-
daptas tik KonstantinopolyJ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-03-19
oBREGoN zADA PADARY.
IT MEKs1KA LA1MINGA.
Iesko paramos jis suv.
Valstijose.

Washington, koyo lS.-Ne
pertoliausia prezidencDalla
rinkimai Meksikoje. Kick u.
noma, isnaujo prezidentu nor
palikti dabartinis Carranza
kurs, jau CANA pasizymeies sa-
vo blogais darbais,
Prizes j Hontr- -kandidatu
skelbiasi gen. Alvaro Obregon
Pastarasis daug darbuojasl
Meksikoje uz savo lSandldatu.
ra.
Bet kad SEM Carranza ne.
lengva nuveikti, tad obregor
Saukiasi paramos suv. Valstl-
jp vyriausybes. Mes kuomet
Sta atvirai Obregona parems
tuomet jam kartais gall il pa
vykti nuveikti barzdoeip Car
rama.
Tuo tikslu Obregon Gia pri-
siunte savo agenta, Ignacio F,
Gaxiola. sitas atveze Obrego-
no rasta S. Valstijp vyriausy-
bel.
Obregon sayo raste pazada.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-03-19
MILz1NIsKI AIRIU PARo,
DAVIMAI.
Neapsakomas airiu entuzijaz-
mas.

New York, kovo 1S. - Va
kar vietos atrial cia labai IS
kilmingai paminejo Sv. Pat
riko, Airijos globejo, diena.
Sv. Patriko katedroj buvo
iSkimingasios pamaldos. Pas
kui gatyemR,a parodavlmas.
Parodavime dalyvavO apie
$4,000 marSuotojq, kuriu
prieSakyi ejo Airijos respub-
likos .prezidentas de Valera.
Kuone visan lIlieste buvo ma
tomos plevesuojancios Airijos
respublikos zaliai-baltai- gel
tonos (trispalves) v6liavos.
, Vakare ivyko, airiu orga-
nizacijp surengtas pokylis~ If
kalbu vakaras,
Tokios pat iskilmybes va
kar ivyko visuose didesniuose
if mazesniuose miestuose. vi
sur atrial pamin6jo savo tau:
tos Svente.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-03-19
w BoMBoS PAMETIMA
KALTINAMI Boil
sEVIKAI.

Geneva, kovo 1S.-Policijos
autoritetai paskelbe, kad pa
mesta kituomet bomba ties
amerikonisku konsuliatu grei-
crii,lusiai bus tai bolSevikQ dar-
bas. Sulig policijos teorljos,
bolsevikai megine iSlieti pa
gieza prizes suy.. Valstljas uz
deportavima radikalip galva-
lu.
sveicarijos vyriausybt atsi-
prase Suv. Valstijas uz tq ne
lemta atsitillima.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-03-19
Vokietijjoje Pakyla
BolSevikai
Dabar bent prasideda revo-
lucia

IatakaiS liejamaS zmoniu
kraujaS. Darbininku tarpan
iSimaiS9 bolSevikai (sparta-
kai). Tad Siandie pakile dar-
bininkai kaujasi ne tik su bu-
vusios militaristu vyrlausy-
bGS, bet IL su senoslos Vyrlau-
>ybiS kariuOmen6miS.
BolSevikai naudojasi proga.
Vi$ur platina anarchijQ II
steikia savo sovietus. Eisur
Spka kruvini suSir6mimai.
I0dziu tariant, VOkietija
atsiduria liepsnosna. Tik da-
bar cia pakeliama tikroji re-
voliucija.
Nelengvas daiktas apmalsyti.
Kuomet pakilusi militaristQ
vyriauSyb6 kritO, EbertO Wy
riauSyb6 atsigriebusi meglns
atSaukti <avo paskelbta darbl-
mnkQ StreikQ il insis prlemo-
niQ iSnaujo patvarkyti sail.
Bet ar pavyks jam taS pada-
ryti - tai jah kitas klausl-
mas. Mes bolSeVikai Wis gillian
il Stipriau ina leiSti Saknls,
platina lanarchija il tuomi
naudoja$i.
Prancuzija ypaG su atsidejl-
mu ir baime t6mijasi ! tas per-
verSmeS Vokietiioje. Pakylan-
It's vokiSkas bolSevikizmas ia
perveria.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-03-19
Konstantinopoli Waldo
Talkininkai

kad mieStan eina talkininkQ
karitomen6, tarpe turkQ paki-
10 kaipir nerimavimas. Ypat
Stambule buvo pazymetlnas
ta> apsireiSkimas.
Netolies kar6S ofiso visos
krautuv&s buvO uzdarytos,
Bet kuomet turkai pamate,
kad talkininkQ kareiviai netu-
ri rieko prizes gyventojus, igi-
jo pasitik6jima ir iSnauio att
dare krautuves.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-03-19
IS REVOL|UCUOS VO-
kIETIJOJE.

Berlynas, kovo Is. = Maui
JOS vyriauSyb6s kanclleris
Kapp atsisakG nuo vietos II
vakar vakare pasprudo auto
mobiliu is Berlyno.
BolSevikai (spartakai) kai-
kuriose miesto dalyse pasi-
hirbdino barikadas. Retkar-
ciais priemiesGiuose girdimi
Saudymai. Seka generals strel
kaS.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-03-19
ALLENBY PERSPEJA
EGIPTO GYVENToJUS.


Cairo, Egiptas, kovo 10. =
AugStasis Anglijos komisijo-
nieriuS Egipte il Sudane,
fieldmarSalas Allenby, pas
kelb6 proklamacijq, uzdrauz-
damas gyventojams susirinki-
mus, parodavimus, viSoklas
protestu rezoliucijas.
Uz prasizengimls pagru-
mota bausm6mis sulig kares
iStatymo. {
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-03-19
PASKIRTAS PREZIDENTU
LIGI GYVOS GALVOS.
Tauta pagerbia savo Veiketa.

Washington, kovo 1S.-Ce-
ko-Slovakijos konstitucijoj Ii
ko pazymeta, kad dabartinis
tos naujos respublikos prezi-
dentas, prof. Thomas G. Ma
saryk, sulig jo moro preziden,
tn paliekamas ligi gyvos gal
voS.
Jam mirus, respublikos pre-,
zidentai bus renkami septy.
neriems metams. Vienas II tas
pat zmogus prezideptu gales
iSbuti tik du terminu.
APPLE tai ella ziniQ yra caves
valstybes departamentas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-03-19
Dortmund. kovo Is. - Ci

Dortmund, kovo Is. - Cia
vakar po smarkiQ susiremi-
ml spartakQ kariuomene ga
vo virSu. Spartaku vadai pas
kelbe demobilizacijq policijos,
naciionalts il pilieeiQ gvardi-
III. Miesto kontrol6 pavesta
Spartakp kariuomenei.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-03-19
AR NEPAKILS KARE LAT.
vIQ sU EsTAIs.
Copenhagen. kovo Is.

Copenhagen, kovo IS.
Latviai su estais varzosi Jiz
rubezius. Latviia sutraukia
kariuomene j Estonijos paru-
bezius. Kad abb Sail sulaikyti
nuo karas, Angliios atstoyas
apsieme abb Sail taikinti.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-03-19

Dresden, kovo Is. - Cia
vakar buvo baisus kraujo pra-
Iieiimas, kuomet komunistai
mtgino paimti paStp II tele-
grafu ofisus. Bet buvo atmus-
ii. DaugeliS uzmuStQ IL su-
zeistu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-03-19

Londonas, kovo IS. = Va
kar is Berlyno pranesta, kad
visuose rdidesniuose Vokietijos
miestuose If pramones cen,
truose smarkiai veikia bol,
sevikai. yQ tikslas - Vokietl-
.ioje paskelbti sovietu respub,
li1a il padaryti sajunga 81
bolSevikine Rusija.
Daugel miestuose paskelb,
tos sovietQ diktatorystes.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-03-19
DIR. KAPP PABEGO IS
BERLYNO.
Visa Sails revoliucijos lieps,
nose.

'Berlynas, kovo IS. - Nau-
Jos militariStintS vyriausyb6>
kancIieriS Wolffgang kapp
paSkelbt. Rad jis at>istatydlna
ir uzimamoS vietos. Ir tuojauS
po to pab9go is Berlyno.
TQ pati padar3 il revoliu-
cijonieriu kariuoment> vadaS
gen. Won Luettwitz.
Jiedu abudu padav@ prize
zaSti, jogei negalinciu pra-
ve>ti vidujin1S tvarko>.
Berlyne Iaikinuoju komen-
dantu palikta$ gen. Won Sc
echt.
Cia nuomoniauiama, kad
tuoiauS atgal <ugl'ySiQs pre-
zidcntaS Ebert Su Sevo MI
ni>teriaiS.
Visa sails iepsnose.
PaskeIbta< generals darbi-
ninkQ >treikaS prizes militia
riStine vyriauSybe pasirodd
puSekmingas inagiS. Pakile
streikai sugriove naujq Wy
riausybe il atstatt senqjq.
Bet podraug vison Salin inc
Si baiSiQ betvarke.
EiSuOSe didesniuoSe mics
tuoSe ir pramon6S centruose
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-03-19

Leipzig, kGvo IS. = Sakso-
nijoi darbininkai gryzta prize
darby, iS6mus tas vietas, ku-
rias kontroliuoja spartakai,
G5 zmon6s zuvo susiremlmuo-
Sc praeitq pirmadienl.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-03-19

Paryzius, kovo IS. = Gau-
ia ziniq, kad talkininkp mi
sijos Berlyne yra kol-kas ap-
saugotas nuo visokiu pavojQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-03-19
konstantinopolyj PaskeIbta
kares StoVis

sijonieriai pazymejo, jog tai
kininkai toll grazu neturi pa
siketinimo panaikinti sultano
autoriteta arba atimti nuo
turkQ sostine.
Paskelbta kares stovis.
Inejus miestan talkininlSq
kariuomenei tuojaus paskelb-
ia karas stovis. Visrtr mato--
NOSE vietose islipinta anglp
kariuomenes vado, generolo
Wilsono, proklamacija. Pra-
neSta, kad w kiekyiena pa
sipriesinima arba koki pada-
ryta pikta darba talkinln-
kams kaltininkai kuoastrlan
sia bus baudziami.
Kad apsisaugoti kokiu nor
negeistinq apsireiskimp, So
arestuota visa ellie zymesnlq-
iu turkq. Ju tarpe yra vienas
tui'kq princas, senatorlus
Mahmud paSa, buves kares
minister's Djimal pasa; jo
Stabo virsininkas Djivad pa
.Sa, If kit.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-03-19

Londonas, kovo Is. - Tai
kininkai stipriai paremia sena-
ia Eberto vyriausybe Woke
tiioje. Oficijaliai iSreiksta pa
sitikejimas ia vyriausybe.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-03-19
BRYAN VIEsI WASH
INGToNE.
Skatina ratifikuoti taikos
sutarti.

Washington, kovo 1S.-Va-
kar Gia is Floridos atkeliavo
w. J. Bryan. Jis keliauja New
Yorkan, kur rytoj lures pasa-
kyti kalba vienam susirinkl-
me.
Cia atkeliaves tuojaus stojo
tarybosna su demokratQ sena-
toriais taikos sutarties reikale.
KarStai jis paragino senate
rius be jokiu trukdymQ II att
deliojimu ratifikuoti taikos
sutarti If nors karta pabaigti
varzytines tue reikalu.
Bet vargiai senatorial pa
klausys jo sveiku patarltnu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-03-19

Drusseldorf, kovo IS. -
Stovis intemptaS. Krautuves
IL restoranai uzdaryti. Seka
generals Streikas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-03-19
sUTAIKINTA PARLAMEN
TO BUsTo INz1NIE-
RAJ.

Londonas, kovc 10. Bus
70 sustreikave Gia parlamento
busto inzinieriai. Bet tuojaus'
sutaikinta.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-03-19
TURKAI TURF LIAUTIES
SU SKERDYNEMIS. :
Nebus atimtas nuo jq Kons
tantinopolis.

Konstantinopolis, kovo 19.-
TalkininkQ spekoms cia vado-
vauja Anglijos armijos gene
rolas Milne.
BIZ susiremimQ neapsieita
uzimant turku kar6s Ofisus.
Cia turkq kareiviai pasiprie-
SinQ talkininku kareiviams.
Buvo pakile apsisaudymai.
Pasekmeie 2 anglu kareiviu
uzmuSta ir 4 suzeista. Be to
uamuSta 9 turku kareEiai.
Talkininkai uz9m6 kares il
laivyno ministeriju ofisus. Pa
6md kontrolen paStus, telegra-
fus ir telefonus.
Turi sustoti zudymai.
Uz9mus Konstantinopoli tai
kininkai turku vyriausybel
praneSe, kad miestas nebus
sugrazintaS turkdmS talp IL
gai, kaip ilsai turkai neiSpil-
dysiq taikos sutarties salygQ
il nepertrauksia zudymp ar
menu Turkijos teritorij jose:
FalkininkQ augstieji komi-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-03-19
PAGALIAUS TALKININ-
KAI UzEME K0NSTAN-
TINOPOLI.
Ties miestu stow visa ellie
kares laiVu.

Konstantinopolis, kovo is
TalkininkQ kariuomene paga-
liaus uzem3 SitQ turku Sosti-
ne. MilziniSki Anglijos kares
Iaivai stow Auksiniam Rage
Su apnuogintaiS armotQ vamz-
dziaiS. Talkininkai kontroliuO-
ia abudu BosfOro Sonu.
Yra il kitQ vieSpatiju kareS
IaivQ. ViSi paruoSti kas mo-
mentas prad6ti veikti, jei hutQ
reikala>.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-03-19
TAIPaNIEKAD NEBUVA.
By GENE RYRNES

angeer
A sfao gull laiskas ndo suziedones Jau puse minutes
nraslinko iaunis dar to lasko nepaeme s tk sake:
Pavalge pusryeus turesiu CANA aikc perskaityt, kq
il raso
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-03-19
Anglai virSininkauja.

Miesto uzimime aktiviai da-
Iyvauja visos talkininkQ vieS-
patiioS, vadovauiant anglQ ge-
nerolui, kaipo vyriausiajam
komendantui. Be anglQ II
prancuzQ yra If italy kariuo-
men6s burial.
Is Anglijos kares laivu mle-
stan iSsodinta keturi tukstan-
ciai jurininkQ.
Mazai buvo pasiaubos.
Kuomet pasklydo girdas,
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-03-19
JAPoNAI sU XMAS BEN
DRAI VEIKSIA.

Londonas, .kovo 19. Times
l:orespoAdentas is Harbino pra
Mesa, kad Rytuose japonal
,bendrai veiksia su kinais prizes
Rusijos bolSevik1ls. Kinija
tam tikslui pastatysianti 4
divizijas, gi Japonija 3.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-01
Tenor's Wife Gets
SIS @ 900 Verdict
For Lost Husband
Wealthy Cleveland Woman
Fails to Answer Charge
of Winning Affection Of
Aresoni. of Boston Opera

jury before Justice Cohalan in the
Supreme Court returned verdict for
$4,000 yesterday in favor of Mrs.
Lillian Aresoni in her 100000 aliena-
ton suit against Mrs. Jessie McMath
Ullrey. The plaintiff is the wife of
Enrico Aresoni, formerly Arenson, a
tenor, who was member of the Boston
Opera Company and has sung in the
leading cities of the United States and
Europe. Mrs. Ullrey, who, it was
alleged, destroyed the singers atfec-
tlon for his wife, is woman of wealth
and the daughter Of Cleveland judge.
When the action was brought by
Mrs. Aresoni Mrs. Ullrey replied deny
ing the allegations of the wife. The
defendant said she was q vocal pupil
OF the tenor and that their relations
We're only that of maestro and pupil'
Upon the trial of the case yesterday.
however Mrs. Ullrey, who is said to be
IN Atlantic City, failed to appear, and
1t was only necessary for Mrs Aresoni
to tell her story to obtain one of the
largest verdlcts ever given in the Su-
preme Court in a suit for alienation
of affections.
Clarence M. Lewis, counsel for Mrs.
Aresonl, who is now earning her liyeli-
hood as saleswoman in a Broadway
speciality shop, produced on the trial
codicil which Mrs. Ullrey made to
her will in 1915, in which she left one
half of her estate to Aresoni. 1t was
also shown by letter that on one
Christmas between 1914 and 1918. the
years OF the alleged alienation, the
wealthy defendant gave her vocal in
structor diamond horseshe scarfpin.
She also gave him other valuable
presents.
Mrs. Aresoni also submitted between
fifty and hundred letters written to
her by her husband, which showed
their former happy relations, and also
the change that came after Arcsoni
had met Mrs. Ullrey. Mrs. Aresoni
testified that her husband neglected his
profession for the defendat and that
they were together in several cities
where the tenor sang
New-York tribune., 1920-05-01
Boy, E, Killed at Play
When Struck by Truck
Driver Held by Police; Ten
Year-Old Girl Seriously Hurt
When Run Down bv Auto

A boy was killed and girl seriously
injured by automobiles within a few
blocks Of each other. in the upper East
Side, yesterday afternoon. The driver
who ran down the girl escaped.
Solomon Berkowitz, six years old, of
62 East 109th Street, while playing at
the corner of Madison Avenue, near his
home, was struck by small automo-
bile truck owned by Gustave Schroeder
florist, of u Marine Street, Brooklyn
and driven by Louis Ferrentino, twenty
of 1907 | ourth Avenue, Brooklyn.
Those who witnessed the accident
said Ferrentino was proceeding at a
slow rate of speed and could not have
avoided striking the boy, who appeared
suddenly from behind another truck.
He was arrested on a technical charge
of homicide and locked up in the East
l04th Street police station.
The boy was taken to the Mt. Sinai
Hospital, where he was pronounced
dead
Susie Marshall, ten years old, Of 1873
East 101st Street, was crossing the
street at Lexington Avenue and 1O1st
Street, when private automobile
struck her and threw her about thirty
feet. The machine was going at more
than thirty-five miles an hour, accord
ing to eye-witnesses. Hyman Grubn,
of 1874 Lexington Avenue, picked her
up, and Communicating another auto
mobile, took her to Mt Sinai Hospital,
where it was said she has fighting
chance for life.
After the automobile struck the girl
the chauffeur put on speed and
escaped. but before he got out of sight
two pedestrians observed his license
number and gave it to the police of
the East 104th Street police station.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-01
MARRIAGES

OSTER-MEYFR-Mr. and Mrs Adolph
Meyer announce the marriage of their
daughter Belle to Mr.. l. Ira Foster, on
April 90 1920.
GoLDsMITH-KRAUS the residence
or her parents, on April %. 1920, Estelle
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lou Krause,
to Mr.. Charles ]. Goldsmith. :
MAY -- MILROY = Mrs. Laurence Hill
Grahame announces the marriage OF her
daughter, Mrs Elsa McIlroy. TO Mr.
Clarence Ruddy May, of Cleveland, Ohio,
at All Souls Church, New York City, on
Tuesday April 27
PALGE-HOOVER- Henry Fulner. of
Buffalo, n. Y, announces the marriage of
her daughter, katherine B. F. Hoover on
April %, at the Fourth Presbyterian
Church, New York, to Nathaniel +. Paige
OF this city
QCINN-PFISTOR-M and Mrs William
Pftstor, of Brooklyn, y. Y. announce
the marriage of their daug hter. Har-
riet. to Mr.. Walter Richard quinn, OF
Brooklyn. n. y. on April %, at the
STORY - MAJOR - On Wednesday. Apru
2S 1920. by the Rev. DR.. A CARING
ton, Florence n Major to T Harry
Story. at the residence Of the bride
lo+ Hancock st, Brooklyn :
WILL-FOOTE-Mr N. s. Cowan. Of New
York City announces the marriage Of
her daughter, Ada Cowan Foote, on
April 80, 1920, at 27O Park Avenue. New
York City, to Harold Will of Syracuse
and New York
New-York tribune., 1920-05-01
William Shillaber Is Dead
Prominent i'm Business and
Finance for Many Years

William Shillaber eighty, prominent
in the business and financial world and
son of Benjamin Penhallow Shillaber,
author Of the famous "Mrs. Parting
ton" papers, died Thursday at midnight
in his home, 276 Riverside Drive.
Mr.. Shillaber, whose country home
was at Essex Fells, N. j., had lived for
some time in Chelsea, a suburb Of Bos-
ton. where he engaged in the hardware
business until 1872. when his place was
destroyed by fire. He became associat-
ed with Coils P. Huntington in the
management of the Chesapeake g. Ohio
Railroad. with headquarters at Rich
mond. Subsequently he was associated
with Butler, StilIman & Hubbard here,
and aftcrward managed the E. F.
Searles estate
Mr.. Shillaber married Miss Lydia
Dillingham;, who survives him. Their
children are William Shillaber jr, and
Mrs. Jason Rogers. Walter Shillaber
Rogers is the only grandson. In the
Mrs: Darlington" papers the character
of ike" was prominent, and Mr.. Shilla-
Der for many years was called "Ike" by
his intimate friends.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-01
Impeachment
Of Post Likely
ToBe,Dropped
Critic Explains That Off
cial Will Be Able to De.
lay Action Until After
Congress Has Adjourned
Holds Culpability Shown
Evidence Already Produced
Sufficient to Convince
the People, He Contends

From The Trs6ure's Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON, April 3o.- I'M
parchment proceedings against Louis
F. Post. Assistant Secretary of Labor,
will not be pressed in this Congress,
1t was intimated at to-day's hearing be-
fore the House Rules Committee on
the charges brought against Mr.. Post
under the Hoch resolution that he had
befriended alien anarchists arrested by
the Department of Justice.
Representative Johnson, of Washing
ton, chairman of the immigration Com
mittee of the House, told the Rules
Committee that by insisting on the
examination of each of 5000 cases Mr..
Post will be able to delay the pro-
reedings until after the present session
Of Congress is adjourned. He ex-
pressed doubt as to the wisdom of at
tempting impeachment proceedings
He said that should the impeachment
move be dropped, Mr.. Post would stand
impeached before the American people
anyhow, because Of evidence already
produced showing his failure to carry
out the deportation law.
Alleged methods Of Department of
Justice agents in securing evidence
against alien members of the Com
munist party were bitterly attacked by
Jackson H. Ralston, counsel for Mr.
Fost.
Department Of Justice Assailed
These agents, guilty of the drtest
kind of work." said Mr.. Ralston, COR
ganized branches of the Communist
party, manufactured evidence, called
meetings and made other plans to
bring about arrests of aliens"
"These methods / consider most rep
rehensible," said Representative Ro-
denberg, Of Illinois.
Representative Campbell, of Kansas,
chairman of the rules committee, held
that such methods might have been
necessary to unearth criminal aliens.
Mr.. Ralston demanded a showdown
by the House immigration Committee
of all the alleged evidence against the
Assistant Secretary of Labor.
before re ;, these proceedings go for,
throw on the table anything it has
New-York tribune., 1920-05-01
Family Friend Trailed
Artist and Tall Blonde
Court Reserves Decision i'm Suit
for Divorce by Mrs.
Braithwaite

Justice Gavegan, in the Supreme
Court. yesterday reserved decision in
suit for divorce brought by Mrs Daisy
Braithwaite. a concert singer, against
Shirley Braithwaite, a scenic artist.
The plaintiff married the defendant
three years ago, when she was eighteen
years old. She testified that she was
happy as the wife of the artist until
last February, when information came
to her regarding the conduct of Mr.
Braithwaite.
Paul J. Fowler, an automobile sales
man and friend Of Mr. and Mrs. Braith-
waite, testified that one night, quite by
accident, he saw Mr.. Braithwaite meet
tall, handsome looking blonde" in
the lobby of the Hotel Astor. He fol-
lowed the couple to the Bryant Hotel,
where Fowler also obtained a room.
After awhile he knocked on the door
of the room occupied by the artist ana
the blonde.
Fowler said Braithwaite answered
the knock when the witness had as
sured him that it was the bellboy.
Braithwaite upbraided the family
friend for trailing him, but Fowler
told him there was no premedtation
about witnessing the meeting between
the defendant and the correspond snt.