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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1920-01-12
Senators May Investigate
Colver's Office This Week

Hearings before the subcommittee
of the Senate Interstate Commerce
Committee. which was appointed last
Wednesday to investigate charges by
Senator Watson. of Indiana. to the
effect that the Federal Trade Commits
sion is a center of radical activities.
are expected to begin this week.
Senators comprising the member
ship of the committee assert that 1t
is their intention to ascertain by what
authority two men posing as counsel
for the committee six weeks before
it was formed interviewed employees
and former employees of the Federal
Trade Commission. as alleged by
Commissioner Colver.
Senator Watson Is chairman of the
subcommittee. Other members are
Senators La Toilette. Townsend.
Myers and Wolcott.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1920-01-12
WOMEN VOTERS
E2S,OO0,OOO
That Number Eligible if the
Suffrage Bill Is
Ratified.
RATIFIED BY u STATES
Oregon, in Special Session,
To Act on Measure
At Once.

The extent to which the women vote
will count in the coming Presidential
election. provided the Constitutional
suffrage amendment Is ratified In
time, is Indicated by the fact that
there are approximately 100000
women of voting age in the United
States.
Ratification of the amendment, for
which a minimum of thirty-six States
is required. is well under way Since
June 4. 1913. when Congress submitted
the amendment. twenty-four States
have ratified. Rhode Island and Ken
lucky. ratifying on January 6. were
the twenty-third and twenty-fourth
States to swing into line.
Oregon's legislature convenes in spe-
cial session today. The National
Woman's party predicts that it will
ratify at once, and expresses the
same confidence regarding the action
Of Wyoming. Idaho and New Mexico
for which special sessions of their
legislatures have been called within
the next three weeks.
With Oregon. these States will
bring the number of notifications up
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1920-01-12
CrandaIr.--John PrnIcon,,-

William S. Hart was the nicture5
star at Crandalls Theater YESTERDAY
In the most unusual role he has ever
brought to the local screen. thai OF
John Petticoats" in the title nart 81
c. Gardner Sullivan's splendid screen
story Of the untutored lumberiack
from the North woods who unex-
pectedly Inherited fashionable
dress-makinE establishment in New
Orleans. The picture has been Given
the advantage Of Thomas a. Inc.'s
uniformly artistic production. able
direction and photoEI aphic supe-
riority.
There is a vein OF romance rrInpFpa-
throughout the subject. hut NOR.
conspicuous stiIl is the thread Of
delightful comedy that msnif.sts
itself in almost every scene. IL il
this element SO adroitly introduced
by Mr.. Sullivan that gives Hart the
first opportunity he has had to prove
himself comedian who can be out.e
as effective in conventional evening
dress az in the picturesque habiIi-
ments Of the daredevil plainSman
whom he customarily impersonatet
Supplementary features in widt
variety ond orchestral accountant
ment complete the bill which win -
repeated TO-DAY.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1920-01-12
Moore's strand-sMy Husbnnd's
Other Wife,

A Broadway star. her physician
husband and a young playwright go
TO make MY Husbands Other Wife"
the ]. Stuart Blackton special pro-
cuction that opened a weeks en-
gagement at Moore's Strand Theater
yesterday, a drama of complications
and situations Of unusual variety. It
is straight drama presenting the
story of a famous actress who loves
the glamour OF the footlights and
will not give them up for her hus-
band who has sacrificed his ambi-
tions and become merely the ''hus-
band Of Adelaide Hedlar.''
Sylvia Dreamer. the beautiful and
talented Australian actress who came
to the American screen only a year
or so back. makes the character Of
Adelaide Hedlar a sympathetic and
bewitching one. Her emotional abil-
tiles are taxed to their utmost and
she comes through with colors fly
ing. Her gowns will undoubtedly
win the admiration OF all the female
contingent attending. Robert Cor
don. as the young playwright, does
one of the best pieces OF acting in his
brilliant career. The husband. por-
trayed by Warren Chandler. is a fine
character Of strength and virility. II
is the husband who wins most Of
your sympathy as the story is I'M
folded. May McAvoy. a discovery of
Commodore Blackton's. and a new
conner to the screen world Of Wash
ington. is charming as the other
wife" of the title.
Arthur J. Maxwell. director Of the
Strands augmented orchestra. has
arranged a musical setting which
carries and developes the theme OF
the picture in a most remarkable
manner. the overture for the week
being Tobani's The Opera Mirror"
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1920-01-12
TTCHED TO KILL /.
SLAIN DENTIST
Revenge and Insane Desire
For Blood Blamed for
Brutal Murder.
oBy Herald Lea.sd wire,


New York. Jan. n-Held by the Do
lice on a charge Of numbering DR..
Jack d. HAMA, the dentist who was
slain yesterday in his ONCE. Isaac
Isakowitz. a convict on parole from
Sing Sing. made a full confession Of
the crime four hours after his arrest
police say.
Revenge because OF prosecution BY
the dentist, following which he seryeS
the term in prison. was given u
lsakovitz as the motive for the STAY
Ing. according TO the police.
Isakowitz said he had been having
his teeth fixed by DR.. HAMA Eyerv
time he visited the dentists ONCE ac-
cording TO the confession, he fel, .
strong desire to kill him.
yesterday morning. he said. be
bought an axe. conceaIIng IL under
ms coat. he went TO the deptist,.
once. When he reached there a wom-
an was being treated. He waited
until she left and then walked in
AFTER ne was alone with the dentis,
ne asked the latter TO write a letter
OF recommendation for him. The
9ehtlst sat down to do So and while
ne was thus engaged. Isakowitz SAID
ne walked behind him. pulled the axe
from under his coat and struck him
on the head. The spirit Of revens.
overwhelmed him, Isakowitz declared
and he struck blow after blow ON tbs
oehusts face and head until both
were crushed. Then he quietly Ieft
closing the door behind him.
isakowitz declared that at times e
iet queer. and laid this 10 deen
cut In the head he received AZ fbs,
tlme OF the sinking OF the Titanic on
which he was one Of the crew.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1920-01-12
WOMEN WANT
.S.TOBEFAIR
Federal Workers Ask Sis
tiers in Politics to Back
Up Demands.
FIRM FOR EQUAL RIGHTS
Insist on Same Pay as Men
For Work Of Core
spending Skill.

Women employees in the govern
ment service. of whom there are Co.
600 In the District of Columbia. have
called on their sisters in the two
principal political parties for aid in
getting justice from Congress. Let
tiers have been sent to Mrs. George
Bass, chairman of the woman's d.
vision OF the Democratic party, and
to Mrs. John Glover South. Of the
Republican camp. asking for help in
getting Congress to adopt recon-
mendations of the Reconstruction
Commission on salaries.
1t Is pointed out that certain suS-
gestions have been made to the Re
classification Commission. and the
committee believes they should be
incorporated in the recommendations
which will soon be laid before the
legislative branches of the govern
ment. Four principal proposals are:
Equality of opportunity for men
and women-equal compensation for
same work. or work Of correspond
ing skill.
Want Both Ends to Meet.
A minimum wage for government
service, which minimum shall not be
less than the cost OF living. authen-
ticated by official investigation.
Classification of salaries above the
in accordance with the de-
gree of skill or training. without re-
gard to sex.
An enlarged Civil Service Commits
sion, with broader powers, as a GEN.
trail administrative agency for the
civil service, the membership of this
committee to include representatives
OF department heads. of the employees
and the general public. with an equal
number of men and women in each
group.
1t is believed the women in both
parties will have a deciding vote,
should they see fit to back up the de-
mands made. They are asked. as rep.
resenting the big body of newly en-
franchised voters. to bring pressure to
bear on Congress in such a way that
the law makers will find no loophole to
escape what the women employees be-
lieve are their responsibilities.
See Freedom mt Last.
A point is made of the fact that
should the recommendations be adopt
ed. 1t will be the first time in the his
tory of the world when women will be
put on an equality with men in regard
to compensation for similar work
This. they figure. will mean the real
emancipation of women. as 1t would
follow that this would be the
standard. not only in the entire gov
eminent service. but also in private
enterprises.
The signers to the letters are: Miss
Ethel Smith, secretary National Wom-
ems Trades Union League of Federal
Employees; Miss Gertrude McNally
secretary women's Union OF the Blu
reau of Engraving and Printing; Miss
Juliette Stebbins. president women's
unit of the Federal Employees Union
No. 2; Miss Mamie T. Daniel. presi-
dent Women's Bindery Union; Miss
Alice Beal. president High School
Teachers Union, and Miss Maud E
Alton. president Grade School Teach.
ers' Union.
The letter will first come up for
official action at San Francisco today
when the women's division of the Re,
publican party meets.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1920-01-12

with the Metropolitan Theater,
where the same subject was also
accorded first Washington presenta-
tons Yesterday
moore's Garden-srhe Lone weIrs
DnuEhter.-
Demonstrating the fact that all
Washington likes a good, thrilling
melodrama properly produced and
presented with a capable cast, pro-
vided with gorgeous settings and
dressed IN a manner that is usually
confined to the lighter comedies or
spectacular society productions, J..
Parker Reads The Lone VOLTS
Daughter" adapted from the story by
Louis Joseph Vance and a sequal 70
his previous successes. 1.-THE Lone
Wolf and False Faces" opened its
second weeks engagement at Moore's
Garden Theater yesterday, with,
judging from the capacity house IN
attendance, no diminution in its pop
ularity among the motion picture pa
| irons OF this city.
As previously stated In these COL
umns. this Is undoubtedly one Of the
most picturesquely entertaining, Law
ish and t-thought-of-ex-
pense productions in the straight
, melodramatic line. that has been pre-
scented here In many moons. 1t may
not be. as advance notices state. the
biggest melodrama ever screened, but
there are not many who have attend
ed the Garden during this presenia-
ton, who can say they ever saw a
better or bigger one. II contains real
| thrills, a consistent and interesting
romance and withal an appeal from
the spectacular viewpoint that can
not be denied.
The small but powerful cast consist
ing as leads. OF Louise Glaam. Edwin
Stevens. Thomas Holding ard Per-
tram Grassby. were never seen "a
greater advantage They are all well
known and accomplished artists with
the result that the various rules arc
depicted in a most convincing man.
ner.
The same special orchestra score
which brought forth much favorable
comment last week. is again used 10
give the production its musical set.
ting. Added features completing the
excellent bill.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1920-01-12

An excellent choice OF short sub,ects
complete a bill worthy Of anyoDe's
attention.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1920-01-12
Why all this Precaution?

JUST wherein Lies the for the vegetable preparations for infants
J and children?
Why but vegetable preparations unsafe for infants chdren2
Why Syu Cors and Drops condemned by Physicians and
most hymen2
Why has the Government preparations containing among
other poisonous drugs Opium its vau prepared pleasing tastes
Ind under its innumerable names2
These questions that every Mother will inquire about
Any Physician will recommend the keeping of Fches Castora the
for the ailments of infants and children
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1920-01-12
BANK STATEMENTS. BANK STATEMENTS.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
DISTRICT NATIONAL BANK
STATEMENTS.

I'm the District of Columbia the close of business
December 81 1918.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1920-01-12

Alice Lake, a complete review OF
which will be found In connection
with the Metropolitan Theater.
where the same subject was also
accorded FIRST Washington presenta-
tons Yesterday.
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The Alaska daily empire., 1920-01-22
LEAVES FOR SEATTLE

DOUGLAS, Jan. 22.-7-H. P. Heacock of Treadwell left on the Jefferson last night for the sound where he expects to locate.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-01-22
NATIVE CLUB OF DOUGLAS NOT TO
 BE CONTINUED
It Has Been Disbanded and Will Be Merged Into Alaska Native
 Brotherhood

The Douglas Native Progressive Club has abandoned it's club consti- tuition and has adopted the constitu- tion of the Alaska Native Brother hood by vote of 12 members.
 The Constitution of the Alaska Ma tive Brotherhood advocates the de- velopment and promotion of the worldly and financial welfare of the Alaskan Native. It also wishes to help advance the native both in mat ters of education and good citizen ship. nj
 Seward Kunz is the organizer of the Native Brotherhood. The meet ing, when he organized the Douglas Native Club into branch of the the Alaska Native Brotherhood, was held last Tuesday evening. The meeting to elect officers will be held on next, Tuesday night at z o'clock. All natives arc invited to be present at that time
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-01-22
MARGUERITE CLARK SAID
 SHE NEVER WAS IN LOVE YET

DOUGLAS, Jan. 22-I have never been in love in my life It seems such an ! enormous waste of time" !" said Marguerite Clark. who will be seen at the Liberty theatre tonight in Little Miss Hoover" the popular Paramount star to the New, York cor; respondent of a western paper late in the spring of 1918. Nine y days from the date of that interview that solemn declaration was shown to ba only a scrap of paper by the act of the party who made it; for she walked up to the altar as Marguerite Clark and walked away from it as Mrs. H. Palmerson Williams. Her husband is a lieutenant attached to the ordnance department and station ed at Washington.