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New-York tribune., 1921-01-09
Loyalty League Asks
Government TO Bar
Mayor O'CalIaeei,a,a,
Protest Sent 10 Secretaries
Of State and Labor Calls
Him propasandisi; Plan
Big Welcome Here To-day

The Allied Loyalty League yesterday
protested to the government against
the admission to this country Of Dan
lel =. O'Callaghan, Lord Mayor OF
Cork who arrived at Newport News
last week as stowaway and Is ex-
pected to reach New York at 1867 u. m
to-day and be welcomed by Irish sym
pathizers.
The protest. going to Bainbridre
Colby. Secretary OF State. and Sec
retarJ Wilson Of the Department Of
labor, urges O'CallaGhan's exclusion
from America en- the ground mat ne
is a Sim F6in propagaadist, and a.
proof that he is undesirable ON this
account quotes from spea-a by the
late Theodore Roosevelt at Indiana
University on June - iai8
Sim Fem means Us. ourselves. ="
Colonel Roosevelt reported 10 have
SAID. 1T means that those who adout
that aame are fighting for themselves.
FOR certain division OF people across
the sea npt right have they to come
to America? Vacir very nAme shows
that they are ret Americans. T. IS
unpa riotic ana .-American to dam age
Amer .cs because you love ancincr
country but there IS me thiae woree.
and hat is 70 damage America be-
cause YOU hat another couutrv"
Arrangements were completed ves-
terday for tho welcoming at O'Cal-
laghan when he reaches here this after
noon.
Representatives Of the councils Of
the american Association for the Re-
ogniton Of the lreh Republic. the
lrsh Counties Association and the la.
dies societies Of the Ancient Order Of
Hibelnians viii be at the Pennsylvania
station with several hundred veterans
OF the war.
Among those who intend to take part
in the reception are Peter J. Brady.
supervisor OF the Board Of City Rec.
ord; James p. Holland, president Of the
New York State Federation of Labor:
John ". Cot. Major Eugene Kinaead.
Franz T. Walsh, Judr. Alfred !. Tai
ley Of General Sessions. and a dcrmen
Michael Collins and Maurice Blrke
New-York tribune., 1921-01-09
Former Mrs. Leeds NAV
Become AIbania's Queen
Prince Christopher, Husband of
American Woman. Reported
Chosen to Rule Nation

LONDON, jar. San Avlona dis
patch to the Exchange Telegrap ph Com
pany by way of Rome, says that, as a
result Of a conference betw ocn the
South Albanian chiefs and the Gov.
erno- of Greek Epirus, Greece will rec
ogni1e the independence of Albania.
1t also is rumored that Prince Chris
topher Of Greece Will be offered the
crown Of Albania.
Prince Christopher is the younger
brother Of King Constantine Of Greece.
His wife formerly was Mrs William
B. Leeds, widow Of the American mil
lionaire, and if her husband takes ~
the crown which Prince William OF
WED SO hastily laid down at the out
brean of the war she Will be the first
American woman to become queen.
Albania is one of the unsolved prob
lens of the war It became d SOVEREIGN
state after the second Balkan war, bat
internal strife between Christians and
Mahometans, combined with invasion
by Greeks from the South, Serbs from
the north and cast and Italians from
the west, made its life as nation one
Of prolonged hardship. The countr7
was freed OF foreign troops in October
for tne first time since the nation was
horn
New-York tribune., 1921-01-09
Oppose Bronx Assemblvmer

Robert w. Lawrence, Republican
esa~s - TIE Broax announced last
.rat that the three Republican candi-
eates declared defeated at tAe las.
Nioctlon from inc cta, 7tn and 9Th A
emoly districts. ia the Bronx. hid
I'd protest with the Committec On
frvleHes and Elections Of the Assem-
7iy agains' We seating O.? the Demo
cratic candidates.
The Democrats seated were Thomas
j NcDonaic. Joscpa v 81 Ece and Ed
@~tH "'.t TIE Rea.b'ican con
-estanta are Henry Y Kecaer, Charles
fremont aud Chafles 3 Conner. Tne
yofe wa close ~ thc tn,ee Instances.
Ine contest .s backed ~ the Bronx
Republican County Committee. IL va
explained because oi TIE contest made
- Jonn J. Dpnn'gaa. Democratic can
dsdate Tor State senator from tne 23d
senatorial District, n the Bronx, vino
VS. dictated w Ceofge IT, Taylor. Re-
publican, ~ nine two votes, accord
TX 70 tnr election returne.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-09
Princess Sees
Red Downfall
In Two Months
Cantacuzenc. Wife of Russian
Nobleman, Cranddaugh-
ter of President Grant.
Asks Speaking Campaign
Seeks to Enlist LAWYERS
Opposes Trade, Saying Way
10 Speed Nation 5 Recov-
cry Is TO Fight Soviet Rule

Princess Cantacuzene. eranddaughte,
Of President Grant and wife Of . Rus.
sian noblemen, asked $50 attorneys yes
serday at the Lawyers Club. ITS Broad.
way. TO speed Russia's recovery by
spe@@.ng against the BolsheviA govern
ment Anticipating the goyernment's
ial, perhaps within two months, sae
said i was her conviction THAT the COM
'ag Administration Al y asnlug0on
would refuse to deal With Soviet Rus
sla, II 1t still continued
Snail we have trace relations With
Russia 9' was the question discussed at
* clu6 luncheon, which oocasioned the
remarks of Princess Cantacuzene. She
sided with Archibald f. Stevenson,
counsel 30 the Lusk committee, which
Investigated alleged seditous activi-
ties, when Mr. Stevenson disagreed
with the views Of Allen Wardwell, who
was in Russia for the Red Cross
George Gordon Battle presided at the
luncheon.
Says Influence Is Feared
Granting "Bolshevik cruelties and
oppre ions Mr. Wardweil held that
American disapproval Of the govern
rnenJ in Russia vas less because Of
these things than because Americans
feared its influence.
Remark.ng that any other group en-
terine power as the Bolsheviki did
would have been severe, OF necessity,
he inQuired
" uld we have so opposed them If
we had approved their form of govern
ment? think that we must look be
yond the purely political aspect TO find
the reas for our refusal to trado'
Mr. WardV ELL felt that il would be
ditficult to resume relations now. all
though easy two years ago. yet Il
might be possible to trade with the
Russian people without recognizing
their government And he favored re-
lief work. which in his bnlies would not
entail other communication.
We need u give the Russian people
convincing proof Of the soundness of
cur oWa democratic institutions, and
NJ Ne have any confidence i'm them we
should not be afraid he reasoned. in
opposing the policy Of staying com
plete'y alcof
Cites Danger From Propaganda
In disnu.irg this attitude Mr.. Steven
son said tat trade would involve 20
hticai recosn ton, and Bolshevlh propa-
Sanda was dangerous enough without
ot7e al connection. lie exp ctld q fresh
demand for recognition, when the Re
publican party came into power, from
radicals. sentimontalists and business
non seelag eoor,aous profits Russia
Ihcre We're barriers 20 recognition. he
- i. ia the fact that Soviet Russi4 had
appropriated private property, gold
stolen from nations friendly TO Amer
lca ana the former imoeriGl treasures.
Supporting Mr. Steyenson's forecast,
Pr ncess Cantacuzene SAID es7e lad pri.
Tate Information that the results of q
rev british invest cation 20 be laid
before the Cabinet shortly. wou.d con- I
tltute ,he most complete candemna-
tion SO far made" of soviet rulc.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-09
: | $50, GEO for Air Mail
Gut From Postal Bill

" ASiiINGIDN, Jan. s.-The pos
a'.ice appropriat'on bill carrying ap-
Today oy the House after 81 l550 900
or the air mail service during the
eomlng year mad been stricken OUT
Virtually no other change was made
ia the bin "a reported
Tie bill, WI 'ch now goes to the SEN
~te, carries approximately $6s coo. 900
more than was available 70 the Post
Office Department during the current
sea- year and tne largest Of anv
~ the fopr appropriation measures
nsssee bv the House n this session.
The bin was Ii posed of la quicI t.me.
less tnan two dars having been spent
ga is considerarion
New-York tribune., 1921-01-09
Nounlaineers Flock TO
Bier Of .'DeviI Aasse'
" idoN, W ho " emf Ihrougl, 81
Years With feudisi, Bears
Bereavement Evayely


HUNTINGTON. ". Va, Jan. g
Hundreds Of nouneaineers. many FROM
cabin on Main land Greek. Logan
County. 10 pay their last tribute to
anderson Devil Anse'' Hatfield. sol
dier or the Confederacy and leader in
ae Natlald McCoy fevd, vho Giel
thursday. Tie lpneral niM le ha}l
auiay Afternoon
Ncw- a. the ce4th ~ the mountain
ealef.;ir. spread ear llr
"trc.e Nsse" Gtrrett the preacher
1ao sereea with "DeY1 Aase7 nrouga
no Civl Var viii rav- en-, tge
tuneral services. Intermont VIII be IN
tne iamf y graveyard.
Devil Ause' had been rorried for
sixty-one years, and has widow IS hold
ng ap bra.ely.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-09

military party which was sent TO the
reilef OF the police was ambushed neae
iramore, 1t was officially reported to
After heavy fighting, says the state
ment, the members Of the am hing
party were dispersed, leaving three
dead 1t is believed, add the state
ment, that the attacking force suffered
other casualties.
One soldier was wounded in the
hghtlng and OF policeman WAS wound
ed IN the affair at the barracks, the at
tack upon which was repulsed by the
police.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-09
Crowe!er and Gomez Talk
Over Cuban Questions
American Representative Has
conference Y i'll, Liberal
Candidate for President

HAVANA, jar. s General Jose
Miguel Gomez, the Liberal candidate
Tor the Presidency Of Cuba at the re-
cent election, boarded the United
States cruiser Minnesota shortly be-
fore noon today for conference with
Genera Enoch Crow'lcr, who is here as
tae represe entatlve Of President wilson
to discuss questions mutually concern
in@ CUBA and the United state. The
oticeace that has been in evidence re-
eariine all OF General Crowdel's CON
erenees Nlce his arrival here was OBJ
screwed m connection With his ia K with
General Come to-day.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-09
L. s. Relief Worker Seized

Raymond Cos'er. n Be. clcy Springs.
=. Va a rel RI worler ln Turkey. vas
fepcrted yesr5day ~ q cablegrarn re-
eeivec ~ tae hcar Fasf Relief ia Now
Ior< T. naYe neen afrested ~ Slvaa by
i0f>iet @atiDnailsts ana eentNnccd -
~ rnrntne' nprieonmrnt for threaten
NJ Il T"ndarfpe ~ and bin wife haYc
pfen Gp'nx 1elieq wDfk ia 1Drkcy far
M ye~f Pfeqlppsiy tAcy mad done
'1tsaipnafy Wpfx ~ Afrlea.
4 cabifYra5o from tAe q rcctor ~ The
s'eaf taet F1.ief ~ Conetantir>Die ~
pro t"f pDapl wneth"~ Efforts n obtain
Ds'Ht fe4eafe WD.id he snccesaful
md sdded. m The ,pln3on NJ Amen
e4ns present. Custnf's artions vcyo
I'm c.ent n jpstfy srrest ana cony4e-
New-York tribune., 1921-01-09
Hersiiing Flcnorcd hv v.stra~houro

q .,iiiN1' ~, jaa. Genera
"'si-l io-oaF Was lv ed w ne
way or ~ .str2erorfg that me bad Deea
f-.a-a an non9.tl.. cIt1en OF that cit1
as tes laoAial elr rstian and
recognition Of the price es4 oooration
rendered 10 the Liberation o. the peo-
i les ef tae world, and n particular
those of Aisace Lorraine"
New-York tribune., 1921-01-09
v ant Air Mail Officer Removed

san FRANCISCO, Jan. 8.-ReQuests
- san Francisco citizens and Others
that Colonel John A. Jordan, head OF
tne air mai service on the Pacific
dictatorial and inefficient conduct, were
telegrapned to Attorney General Palmer
today by Frank NJ. Silva, United
States attorney
New-York tribune., 1921-01-09
Priest, Adviser
To MacSwi11ey.
Is Put ON rial
Father Dominic Is Charged
With Statements Likely
to Cause DisafFection TO
His Majesty the King
Letters Create Sensation
Accused Won't Recognize
Military Court, but Asks
Right to Quiz Witnesses

~ BLlN, Jan. S.-Statemeuts "likely
to cause disaffection to his maiestyo
IN documents alleged to have been
written by Father Dominic. chaplain TO
the late Lord Mayor MacSwinev Of
Cork, or TO have been in possession
Of father Dominic, were read at the
opening here to-day Of ms trial by d
field general court-martial Father
Dominic was chaplain of the Republ-
can Guard and spiritual advisor TO the
late Lord Mayor white he was in jail
and at the time of his death in Brixton
PRISON from hunger strike.
The charges against Father Dominic
are based on certain passages in
notebook and in letter, md it was
declared in advance Of tho trial tnat
the accused priest would maintain
that the Passages in the notebooks vero
dictated 10 him by Lord Mavor Mac
Swiney in the presence Of the R~i,--
ton prison authorities for transrlissio,
10 Macawiney's friends, and that the
ielter was private communication ro
lrend III England
ne reading of the documents CON
pF the authorities at the trial Father
Dominic refused to recognize the eonrt
put reserved the right 10 cross-ex-
ammo Wlihessc and to make a state
Menc after the close Of the proceed
NgS. ne court entered q plea of not
guilty for him
Calls Tragic Day 'Wonderful"
Ihe letter on which the first charge
aga alnst Father Dominic is based is a.
eSeu TO nave been written by him No
Yemher 26 to friend This lcttar
Wnicn was supcrscribed. "Franciscar
CapUcnin frarN, Cork " touches on the
activities of the militant Snn Ftjuers
eNeci@tes tne crown forces and refers
10 'Ae recent trar,c Sunday i'm Duhlin
Wm"h fourteen British court martial
. g,I0efs we're @ssas mated, as s "terri-
Die out wonderful day"
The lettor asserts thxt the hove roe
the leaders Of tno R. asd f. Blsrl, and
l"n) repr'sals,' and goes on 10 saw that
o"e troke farA shooting winch fol-
10" the killing of the auxiliary off
ce's Wa 'ordered IS d reDrlsal bv Mac
ready, Tudor and the remnant oe 4I
,Irpfisal committee. General SIR Nevil
Aiacready IS Military Commandcr of
ireland. and General H. NJ. Tudor
'omm,@nder OF the Black and Taue, or
The letter also declared that 4it W.
'gc'aeG' 100 &" assas ina,e Larry O'Neil .
Lord Mayor of Dub ia1 tAs.5 ni,.5.i'
The SECOND charge is based on the
memorandum alleged 70 have been
ound in Father Domnic's room a. H.
Iapuchln FriarY IN Dublin. II wa
headed, ireland. an Invaded Nation
and began: "Ali tho Inhabitants ar
very nation uniustiy invaded arr
'ouhd 80 resist the invader, and Che
llatlen rs consiGered 20 be at war wi.b
.ha invader"
Documents Create Sensation
New-York tribune., 1921-01-09
~cnenoif 10. Take Vacas;on

I0EI0, Jan. 8-General senenoT
"'No has been conducting operations,
against the Bolsbevik forces along The
frontier between Siberia and Moneolia,
is expected to arrive in Kagoshima
soon 10 recuperate
1t was said in dispatch from Toxic.
December z, that General Semenof had
arf,Ned Port Arthur. Manchuria.
seeking asylum, having given up th9
trlesle gains, the Bolsheviki.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-09
Documents Create Sensatjon

, %a,.is!"r ge T@!aajng the documents edessed
The police harraciss at T~ar,rre
County Waterford, In the ma 1al law
area, were attacked last evening" and =
New-York tribune., 1921-01-09
Inspector Is Murdered

BELFAST, Jan. s.-District In
speetor McGrath, OF Ballinalee. Long
ford, was murdered yesterday while
on patro. duty with constable. The
constable was wounded.
Two houses at Camlough, South
Armagh. and property belonging to
Sinn Feiners in the Newry district,
nearby, were burned last night. The
hres are said to have been started in
reprlsal for the ambush Of a small
police patrol at Camlough yesterday
Four constahles were wounded, one Of
them seriously, in the attack.
Patrick O Keefe, of Cork. who was
found with live bomb in his posses
sion, today was sentenced to ten years
penal servitude.
cAHIRGu1L1-AMoRE, ireland, Jan.
8.-Sixty Sim Feiners, charged with
unlawful assembly have been SEN
fenced to SIX months hard labor by
military court here. Twenty others
were sentenced to three months on the
same Charre
New-York tribune., 1921-01-09

l. The Secret Snrins fl-voc srp of tempered
''er concealed IN he ereh Of he shoe supporting the
sIeh Of the toot ~a'e hcndng with 1t. D. The Cupped
f'eei SeHt encourages ~ cyeny balanced step and keeps
Last allows dc foot 10 rc,a,n rs normal shan. .;,bn,,
tn' distortion Of the ,hich produces bcnion, \
he Combination lssi Two width. narrower at h-cl
'han across ho bali OF ho foot TIC .nug hc. gves ceurv
ana ana ksep' Tie shoe rom slipping s. The Flexible Corls
dampncss e NF
New-York tribune., 1921-01-09
FIVE. FEET -URFSv

IN hahcT Shoes combine to make thcnl sunr,tnsI,
comfortable and restfu so that thew ba1r bren
preferred by men and women Of mtca;rcnco s;ncr
the DAYS when thcy were worn bv presidcnt ~
coin These fsc points arr enumerated below.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-07-09

Road Commissioner for Alaaia. and three members to Doe appointed by Che President and confirmed by Che Senate. Tho latter would have s'x- year terms. This board. according to Che Curry bll would take oyer an Che fuuctonr now exercised by tho various governmental depart monts and commissions and would make Ita report not to thc PraHdont but to Congress.
 It was againet this proposal Chat Secretary Wallace scnt the commit tee a vigorous dcnunc.aaon. dcclar- ing that not even Che President un- der tho law. would have the power to control Che acuous of Che boarI He declared that tho enactment Of Che Curry bm "wonIi Joe highly prc.u- dic.al to national Interests and to Alaskan interests as woIl"
 The hearings on thc Curry bn
 failed to develop real concensus of opinion In Alaska Tho uowspa- per of Che Territory seemed to uyor Che measure. bul uo witness was heard who declared Chat Che people Of Che Territory shared th.s vcw This difficulty i1 emphasized by Che
 fact tlat a largo proportion Of Che ros.donte Of Alaska ara ollco-h0il- ors who ore residents only for their term of oIcc. Others are there only for immediate exploitation and plan to leave Che Territory as soon as thoy have found Che wealth thcy arc looking for. Tho bona hdc pore manont residents seem to bc ln a decided minority For that reason also it is diU.cu't to fud spokcmcn who really represent taom.
 "Au those fellows who poster you arc uot' NasEms' wrote am Impa- iont editor from FaIbant Go Chair- man Curry Tie is ". F Tboma 0n. manager Of the Panama Publishing Company at Fairbanks and Panama which publishes five da.ucf and five wccdIcs in Che heart Of Alaska.
 "Thc population Of thc AlHka Colst' wrote Nr Thompson "is al
 on a milc-uidc strip of tho coast Che remainder of Ono vast territory ! is over Che hu which those baaoh-
 comhon didn't have Che gus to |cumb. Theirs n % home hgt is in some outside cty-thcg don't ba- long Hold thc fort mu Alaska | |chldru are a fov years older and ! mcy win ukc Che fight oG your hands"
 Tho Committee on Territories has | not yct paod upon tho Curry blL
 Nor is It likely to act before hc President has had am opportunity |to sot up an administration policy. Mrs. Ethel Wre.us who for thc past several months haa b..H living at s.tba. arrived Monday morning
 on One Estcbcth end visiting for Q time at thc homo of Mr. and Mrs. ] George L. Johnson Of Douglas
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-07-09

Fisheries Of the Department Of com- morco.
 The Alaska Engineering Commis- sion deals with forest reserves and town sites on Che government rail- road but so docs Che General Land Onco Of tho Department of Che Inc tcrior and Che Forest Service in Che Department Of Agriculture. The highways of Alaska are in Che hands Of Ono Bureau Of Public Roads, as we'll as of Che Forest Service.
 And SO on through Che ust of con- mcuug jurisdictions supplemented by % for longer liet In which tho lur- isdicUors do not iutorlock but i'm which they merely result in 9 scat- tcr.ug Of energy and a maze of m- raatcd supervision Every member Of lbe cabinet has something Go gay about how Alasin should be run
 or course. many of tho functions
 scattered among tho governmental departments belong naturally to those departments. Tho difficulty lies iu Che fact chat most of these
 functions are purely local in their nature 80 that their control from Washington is Of necessity a serious restriction upon Che lifc Of Alaaka. They do not aupplant a local govern mcnt
 lt ls this demand for greater homo rule Shat really lies at tho bot- tom Of Che complaint against tho diversity Of Washingtona participa- uon In Alaska Tho representatives oi the Harding administration who have studied Che problem admit Che need for vital reforms in tho control ] of Alaska. But they arc afraid of Ono far-rcaching effects some Of tho recommendations Chat have been of. iered and most vigorously sup- ! ported
 Already thcrc have come warn. ! |ne aga'u.. thc danger that prcsi- dent Harding runs In thc dut ycar |of his administration Of a now Bal. ! |lngcr-Piuchot scandal The efforts ! to open up Alaska. to break Che cha'na Of law and regulations Chat |b8yc checked its growth and moved |lt backward. have frightened th, most earnest proponents of couscr walton They see n every relaxa . uon of the.c laws a new menace C, their hard-uon victories in Che Ta0 administration, they sec Che hand. |ol che mo "soorot Interests" whom ! hcy charged with being thc backcr. of Che Bauuscr achool Of explolta
 uo1
 Because CT iH sweeping uatur. ! Che Curry bin has bcou Che moru center of thc Alaskan question. In |iH original form it would hay, turned over Che complete control ol . Che Territory end an of its resource. to board Go be composed of GyD members Che Governor of Che Terri tory Che president Of Che Board oI
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-07-09
EIMA1

to Che advantage Of Che Srouor's
 knee brace and hc is now taking
 steps to introduce it generally
 throughout Che country not cxclu-
 sycly for Che benefit of store clerks
 bout among school teachers and an
 others whose work requires Chat
 thcy stand on their feet long hours
 I'm fact Che installation of a branch
 factory at some central location iu
 Alaska is being seriously considered
 and win become a reality In Che
 event Che brace makes a hit with
 school teachers generally throughout
 thc Territory.
 Another thing that hos made Che
 Srollcr's name a household word
 wherever he has conducted a mission
 post are his Haart-to-Heart Talks with Mothers. especially with
 young mothers to whom his ug
 gcsuons relative to toethlng. wind on Che ummy and other natural
 Juvenile ailments have been most helpful Such has been Che ccn6- dence rcposcd in him by Che ecnuor
 scx that. from thc Everglades of For.do to within tho shadow of tbc North Pole. from Che placid waters oi Che Gulf of Mexico to tho ico- bound shores Of Che Arctic. have dis- conaolatc females poured out theIr. troubles In his ears and wcpt out thc.r sorrows on his shoulders Countless times have his neither garments been soaked with hot salt toars while some bride Of only O flow weeks would relate Go him what her husband had said about her bis. cults. repeating language Chat would cause bim-tough and umc- seasoned as he is-to shuddor HeI has listened between sobs to harrow ing stories Of suspicious hairs on Dcar.cs sleeves and ho has heard iutcrpcrsod with hrieric spasms or how old snookums had taken toI staying out evenings as long as any of thc joints remained open down town. Ho has mingled his tears with tbosc of mistroatcd sisters and l he has been hIIoriously happy with ! Che same sisters over reports of a ! first tooth. And he points with l pride Ca political expression bor- l rowed for Chic occasion) Go Che fact| that no female ovor brought hor aor- ! rows Co him without leaving fecliugI ls did tho Apostle Peter after his ! viat Go tho Mount or Trlnsdguro- ! uon. "lt was good Go bo there. lAnd in this connection Che Stroller l wishes to state that he has a fully l. equipped sob room adjoining his od- .torIal sanctum in his now oGico Tea served daily at i:30l
 The Stroller feels that thero is a Held for his ministratIons in this' .oction Of tho North and win en- icovor to cultivate it in manner hat win be pleasing to his readers md profitable to himself tho latter To tho extent that he win be able to Iuit moonshining and devote an his imo to his newspaper, which he iopcs Go make O household noces- ! lty tho same as Castoria.