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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-08-12
REzIGNAvo ISPANIJos
PREMIERAS.

Madridas, rugp. l2. Del
dideliu iispanu karuornenei
nepavykimq Morokkoj rezig-
navo Ispanijos premieras Al
lende Salazar.
Nauja kabineta sudaryti pa
kviestas buves premieras Ma
ura.
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sUPLAIsINTI PROKURoRo
NAMAI.

Waukegan, ILL.,, rugp. Y,
Uzpraeita nakti cia valstiji-
MO prokuroro Smith namq
prieangy padeta dinamitine
bomba. Plysdama aparde ma
mus. Pati prokurora il 10
namiskius iSmete is low.
Intariami svaigalu dirbejai
r pardavejai, kurluos .proku-
roras Smith smarkiai perse-
kioja.
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PINGy kURsAs.

syetimp saliq pinigq yerte,
mainant nemazziau $4,000 dol,
rugp. IL buvo tok pagal Mer-
chants Loan & Trust Co.:
Anglijos sterl, syarui S:5S
pranciios Sinful franku III.
ItaIijos sintui lirq A29'
Voheciq simtui mark. L20!
;T,;et1vos Sinful auks. 1.25'
I,ankiiog Sinful mark. .O5I
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-08-12

II. Ia sesuo atvykusi Ella j
vakarus il jo zmona issive-
zusi j Texas, Tai iVyke apie
kovo 20, 1920. Po to Highto-
wer islSeliaves j Bawersfield,
Cal, if ten dirbes duonkepiu.
Po trumpo laiko jis is Ba-
kersfield aqtomobiliu pasilei-
des per valstija II ieskojes
bendrininko isisteigti saldai-
niQ dirbtuve.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-08-12
PAsKELBs oFICIALIAI
KARA PABAIGTU.

Londonas, rugp. 70. Rug
piuGio 81 d. Anglijos karalius
paskelbs ofieialiai kara pa
baigtu SUI kariayusiomis Sail
mis-, isemus Turkija.. Su tue
paskelbimu bus atsaukta visa
eile speciality karo meto lsta-
tymQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-08-12
PLIEKIA JUGO.
SLAv|US.

Londonas, rugp. u. Is
Avlona per Roma pranesta,
kad ties upe Drin; Siaurinej
Albanijoj, kruvina kova eina
albany karuomen6s su jngos-
laviQ karuomene.
PraneSta, kad albanai SUI
plieka> 1900 jugoslaviQ If 81
tie bGga ant Kossovo.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-08-12
8 PoLICMoNAI zUvo.

Memphis, Tenn, rugp. '12.-
Cia kovoje su pleSikais nuzu-
dyta ne vienas policmonas,
bet trys. Nuzudytq tarpe y
ra policijos leitenantas. Pie
Sikai pab6go.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-08-12
NAUJAs DALYKAs.

Prasome gerb. SkatytojQ at
keipti dome j musu skelbima
apie dolierinius cekius j Lie.
tuva.
Kadangi tas yra naujas da-
lykas, tai reilia gerai isite--
myti, kaip apseiti su tais &C.
kiais, kad paskpi nebutu ko-
Hos klaidos.
Taigi dabar per "Drauga =
galima perkelti pinigus i Lie
tuva dvejopu. budu: aulzsinais
ir dolieriais. Kaip kan ge
riau patinka, taip tegu If da-
70.
"DRAUGoo ADMIN.
,P.s. Tokiu pat cehp gall
ma gauti If Metropolitan Sta
te Banke, 22O1 W. % 6, chica
go, III. 1slygos tos pacios kaip
If Drauge.
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LLOYD GEORGE BUS DE.
LEGATAS WASHING
TONE.

s. Londonas, rugp. II. - Lon
dono laikrastis Times paskei-
be, kad premieras Lloyd Ge-
orge apsims but Britanijos
delegatu nusiginklavimo kon-
ferencijoj Washingtone.
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L1ETUv1AI NEPAs1DUoDA

Klaipeda, Klaipedos Lauki-
ninkp apskr. taryba liepos 16
d. atsisake pareiksti savo nur
sistatyma del savo krasto pri-
klausomybes, 4-iais lietuviq
prizes 3 vokieeip balsus.
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MAz1NA KARo LA1vYNA

Tokyo, rugp. 12. Japo-
MI karo laivyno minister's
kad karo laivynas
laivais ir personalu bus su-
20 nuoSimciq.
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PARYzIUs, rugp. 70.
siandie po pietp vyriausioji
taryba lures dar viena sesija.
Paskui prenlieras Lloyd Geor
ge iskeliauja Londonan Airi=
jos reikalais.
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MEsos PRAMoNE KoNTz
RoL1Uos vALDzIA

Washington, rugp. II.
Kongresas pravede istatyma,
kuriuomi valdzia kontroliuoss
mesos pramone Suy. Valstijo-.
Sc.
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PARYzIUs, rugp. 12.
Vyriausioje taryboje pahlo ne
sutikimai del Augstosios 81
lezijos padalinino. siandie
pirn pietu sauldarnas posedin
prancuzu n1inisteriu kabine-
tas.
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CEN WOOD BUS PHIL1PI4
NU GUBERNAToRIUs.

Washington, rugp. Y.
Is tikru versmiQ patirta, kad
'salq Philipinq generaliu gu
bernatorium skiriamas gen.
Wood.
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E \ 7 h A F.! F!

SAN FRANCISCO, rugp. 12.
Policija atliko krata High
toWerio kambary, kuriame jis
gyveno. Atrastas sautuvas,
gabalai hruyino sudeklo ir is
karpos is lainaseiu apie pa
siulytas dovanas W kun. Hes
lin suradima. Policija il inns
nagan. Mes gal jis pats nu-
zude kuniga.
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KANADA TURF NAUJA GU
y BERNAToRIU.

Ottawa, rugp. 12. Ofici-
ale Kanada ella pasveikino at
vykusi nauja >savo general
gubernatoriQ, barona Byng.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-08-12
Atrastas Nuzudyto Kunigo.
La~e,naS
Buvo Uzkastas Pacifiko PakraSeiuose

UalleS IiQOllll. II lcllol, "llos
Iio paties pasakojImo, jam bu-
vo lengva rasti ant lentQ
skelbimq, kur buvo nuplestas
s6dis vyras il kepqs pyragal-
Gius.
Tenai jis emes ieSkoti kapo.
Atrades gabala juodos gelum-
! hes ir revolverio patrona. Pa
galiau ties uola rades krau-
juotq gala maiSo.
tai CANA to visa vlenal
dienai, sake Hightower po-
tGciiai. "AS noriu is Gio pasl-
Itraukti kuoveikiaus. As memo
riu daugiau tos vietos maty-
! IT,"
Norejo eiti pas Arkivyskup2.
Hightower sake, jog jis a
pie ia atsitikimq iris dienas
galvojes If treGiadieino vaka-
ire pagaliau nusprendes eiti
pas San Francisco Arldvysku-
pa Hanna II apie tai visa, kQ
jis gird6jes il mates, praneS-
til.
TeGiau ia vakarq Arkivys-
kupas buves kokioj tai konfe-
rencijoi ir Hightower tai vi
sa nusakG laikraSGio repOrte-
riui. TaSai reporters tuoJauS
Hightoweri nusived6 .laikraS-
cio ofisan m paSauk@ policI-
JIG.
Tuojaus susidar6 burys. Jis
su Hightoweriu bendrai nuvy-
ko Salada. Tenai atkastas
nuzudyto kunigo lavOnas.
Policiios virSininkas O'Bri-
EN- ir konstabelis Landini pas
nuzudytq kunigQ atrado laik,
rod6li, kuris sustojes s minu-
tos prizes 1000. Svarko kise-
niuose atrasta If kitQ daiktQ.
Be to, atrasta ir raudonos mo-
rokos skureI6s bursa, kurioje
Ibuvo SvenCiausias.
Rugp. 3 d, Arkivyskupas
Hanna gavo anonimi laiSkq,
kuriuo reikalauta $500 dol.
uz kunigo Heslin grqzinimq.
Kita dienq Arkivyskupas ga
vo kitq laiskq. ReikaIauta 15,-
600 dol. iSpirkimo.
! Kun. Heslin paskutini karta
matytas gyvas apie 900 va
kare rugpiucio 2, kuomet ne
pazistamas zmogus automobi-
liu atvaziavo ir sustojo ties
sventQjQ AngelQ parapijos kle
bonija, Colma.
Nepazistamas reikalavo ku-
nigo su paskutiniais Sakra-
.mentais serganGiam If Mrs
tanGiam namiSkiui. Kun. Hes
lis iSvaziavo pas ligoni.
Kas toks Hightower.
Hightower yra bedarbis
duonkepis San Francisco gy-
vena vos keleta savaiciq.
Jis sake polieijai, kad eia
atvykes is Lemay, Utah. Te-
n al jis dirbes nuo sausio IS
ligi birzelio %, s. m.
Sakosi iis seniau gyvenes
. California;. Tuomet Siton val
stijon jis buvo atvykes 1904
m. is Texas'o, California vals-
!tijoj gyvenes ivairiuose mics
tuose.
Jis mieste Fresno, Cal, 1910
m. vedes Ethel Bowers is Sti-
:, llwater, Okla. 10 zmona bu-
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KUNIGAS BUVO PAKVIES-
TAS PAS LIGONI.
Tai ivyko rugpiuGio 2 d.

San Francisco, Cal, rugp.
y. - Rugpiucio , d. vakare
staiga prazuvo Colma katali-
kQ parapijos kIebOnas, kun.
Patrick E. Heslin. Jis buvo tQ
vakarQ pakviestas pas igoni.
Pereita treciadieni -atraStas
10 lavonas uzkastas Smilty-
Sc, arti Salada pakraScio ties
Pacifiku, apie 20 mailiQ j pie
tus nuo San Francisco.
Kun. Heslin nuzudytaS. La
vone atraStOs dvi kulipkQ sky
les. Viena galvoje, kita kruti-
n6je. Pastaroji perv6ruSi ne
laimingojo Sirdi. Nuo SOvimo
galvon daliS kaukol6s atskel-
ia.
LavOnaS atkaStaS treCiadie-
Mo vakare. Tai padar6 EMO
niQ burys, kurin indjo: San
Francisco policijos virSinin-
kas Daniel O'Brien. Colma
kOnStabelis Landini, keturi
laikraSGiQ reporteriai If Will
lam A. Hightower. Pastara-
sis nurod6 vietq, kur yra ku-
nigo lavonas uzkastas.
Pamin6taS buryS burQ apfei-
DIES San Francisco pasire-
infant HightoweriO pasakoji-
maiS il nurOdymais.
Policija sulaike Hightower.
Kuomet paaiSk6jo Highto-
werio pasakoiimai yra teisin-
gi, policija 10 nepaleidO If We
da toleSniuS tardymuS.
Kunigo lavonas buvo iver-
StaS duOb6n ir gul6jo suries-
toje pozicijoje. Uzbertas liuo-
somis pakraSGiQ smiltimis per
dvi p6das augScio.
Anot poIicijos, Hightower
paSakojo, jog jam apie lavo~
no palaidojimq nurodymQ da-
vuSi kazkokia Dolly Mason,
kuria jis pazinojes mieste
Salt Lake City. Ia moteriS-
k6, sakts jis, pereita sekma-
diem xusitikusi If kalb6jusl su
kokiu tai vyru, kurs atrodes
girtas il jai iSpazines paslap-
II.
Policija ieSko tad tariamos
moteriSk6s Dolly Mason.
Tas svetimSalis, sake High
tower. tai moteriSkei paro-
des revolveri. Ir kuomet jinai
pareiSkusi baim6s del revol-
verio, tasai nepazistamas jai
tares:
"Tu tikrai elgies, jei bi-
jai to revolverio. Jis jau at
6m6 zmogui gyasti."
Moteriskes nurodymai.
Paskui ia moteriSk6 paklau-
susi, kur tas zmogus yra pa
laidotas.
''Jis n6ra vienas,'' atsak6
nepazistamas svetimSalis. " ,Hs
visas laikas yra prlezimoJe
vyro, kuris sGdi il kepa Ply,
ragaieius. "
Tas nepazIstamas, kalbeda
mas su moteriske, reiskes ne.
apykantq KatalikQ Baznyeiai
Hightower, sekdamas mote
riSkes nurodymus, pats perso
naliai nuvyko ] Salada pax
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Library CIR,
The New York herald., 1921-04-15

and the American people with all my
heart" he added.
Senator Borah's argument. not ended.
likewise contained an Interpretation OF
history, which he believes shows Colom-
pia was a mere dictator over Panama
and had been since 1861 that Panama
in the revolution simply asserted rights
hitherto withheld; that advocates OF
ratification would not dare write into
the treaty itself their arguments for IL,
as 1t would be an insult which Colombia
would resent by rejecting 1t, and that
President Roosevelt was wholly right
at all times.
Neither President Roosevelt, his Sec
retary of State. John Hay. nor the
United States said Senator Borah.
caused or aided the revolution. Roose-
welt did not become common adven-
turer John Hay was not a liar. Not
the United States, but the shortsighted
duplicity of Colombia herself lost her
Panama. We owe Colombia nothing.
The brand of shame should not be put
on the character of Roosevelt. 1t Is
not the duty of America to take on her
self the stain of dishonor.
IAN Republican leaders for seventeen
years. including Lodge. Foraker and
Root, have denounced this same treaty
as International blackrnail'
Referring to alleged American oil con-
cessions IL Colombia, Senator Borah
said thcy ought to be paid for. il at all,
IN separate treaty, which, If neces.
sary, he wodld be willing to consider.
The New York herald., 1921-04-15
INVESTIGATION SOUGHT
OF STATE ARCHITECT
Many Public Buildings Said
to Violate Statute.

Spccial Despatch to THE NEW YoRR HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau,
Albany, April IA
senator Towner, Republican OF Dutch
ess county. offered a resolution tonight
in the Senate calling for an investiga.
ton OF the office OF the State Archi.
tect, Lewis +. Pitcher
The resolution says numerous public
buildings, designed by the State Archi-
tect, have been erected in violation OF
statute with big loss. Some were
awarded for sums greatly in excess OF
reasonable cost, 1t is charged. The
proper cost should be determined ir
order that the State may defend unjust
claims, the resolution states.
1t is proposed to create a COMMITTEES
of four Senators and five Assemblylnas
to be named by the presiding officers
of the two bodies to make thorough
investigation.
The New York herald., 1921-04-15

WASHINGTON, April l4.-Robert Ed
ward Cox OF Belmont, Pa. chief gun
ner in the navy. enjoyed to-day the dis
tinction OF having the President of the
United States personally pin on his
breast the highest award for valor-the
Congressional Medal of Honor.
The ceremony took place in the East
Room of the White House on the seven
teenth anniversary of the day on which
Gunner Cox saved the battleship Miss
ouri from destruction by flooding her
after magazines, after an explosion in
turret had set fire to powder In the ad-
joining handling room. Two other men,
NJ Monsen and S. @. Schepke, then gun
ner's mates, but now commissioned Of
The New York herald., 1921-04-15
VETERANS PUT OVER
PREFERENCE BILLS
Baumes-Martin Amendment
Makes Civil Service Fixed
State Policy.
Special Despatch 10 TaE, New YORK HERALD
New York Herald Bureau,
Albany, April IA.

speofot Despatch 10 TaE. NEW YoRK HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau,
Albany, April ii.
War veterans made q drive on the
Legislature to-day which carried every
thing before it. They bronght about the
passage In both houses Of the Baumes-
Martin constitutional amendment, MAX
ing preference for all veterans In civil
service O fixed policy of the State, and
also the Duell bill, under which veter-
ans will get immediate aid in civil SER
vice examinations. The constitutional
amendment has passed one Legislature
and becomes effective IL 1t is approved
by the people next autumn.
Then with assistance of Senator Mar
tyi' MoCue the service men forced an
increase of the first years installment
OF the soldiers bonus money from $10,-
100000 to $25 100000.
The bill authorizing the $10000000 ap-
preparation from the $f5,000,000 bond
issue approved at the last election has
passed the Assembly, but Senator Nc
Cue declared niggardly policy was
being adopted in limiting the amount.
After a conference of the leaders it was
agreed to lift the sum of S25, ,O0o, 900. Gov
Miller said, however, 1t would be impos-
sible to float more than $4,000 900 worth
OF bonds i'm the first year.
Because OF the refusal of the Senate
judiciary Committee TO report the
Baumes-Martin constitutional amend
ment, it had been regarded as lost.
Senator Baumes saved it by moving to
discharge the committee when the Duell
bill was reached on the calendar. The
motion was carried, and the amendment
was Dassed by a vote of ~ To IA
The Duell bill gives an absolute pref
erence to disabled veterans, and it gives
other veterans a preference where there
IS a tie. Credits are allowed for distin-
guished service. The bill was passed
unanimously. Senator Baumes. in sup
porting 1t. said his amendment would
not conflict with 1t.
The New York herald., 1921-04-15
'BRANDSR0OSEVELT
AS COLOMBIA'S FOE
Pomerene in Treaty Debate
in Senate Makes Bitter At
tack on Panama Policies.
SAYS HE INCITED WAR
Knox and B0rah Defend
Dead President, but Dis
agree on Results.
ARGUMENT is NOT ENDED
Mrs. laneworth, Face Flushed,
Listens 10 Assaults on Her
FaUner's Memory.
SAYS HE INCITED WAR
ARGUMENT is NOT ENDED
Special Despatch to THE NEw YORK HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau,

Special Despatch to THE New YORK HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau,
Washington. ID. C., April IL.
Intense feeling marked the debate in
the Senate to-day on the Colombian
treaty Senator Knox (Pa). advocate
of ratification, and Senator Borah
(Idaho), bitter opponent, defended the
policy of Theodore Roosevelt toward
the Colombian affair, but reached en-
tirely different conclusions about what
should be done now Senator Pona-
rene (Ohio), Democrat, the only other
speaker, hurled harsh accusations
against President Roosevelt. charging
that he aided the Colombian revolt,
violated Colombian rights and inter
national law and disregarded ethical
considerations.
Mrs. Alice Roosevelt Longworth oc-
cupled a conspicuous position in the
Senator's gallery, listening with
flushed face to the Ohio Senator's de-
nunciation of her fathers memory and
following closely all the arguments.
In opening the discussion senator
Knox gave historical outline of facts
IL the case and technical legal argu-
ment to justify the American attitude.
He disposed OF proposed arbitration by
quoting precedents showing that purely
political questions like those involved
do not fall within the domain of judicial
discussion" lie dismissed the $4,000
900 indemnity as OF minor Importance
and asserted that lit is not what we are
getting now, but what we have already
received that makes the treaty conscion-
able and just
I'VE are morally bound to compensate
Colombia" he continued, mot for what
she lost, but for what we gained"
His Interpretation of the justice of
the Roosevelt action was challenged by
Senator Pomerene, who submitted pro-
fuse official and unofficial literature to
show that the revolution of Panama was
encouraged by American authorities. He
expressed regret that the methods pur-
sued in obtaining title TO the Canal Zone
could mot be blotted from the memory
of man.
President Harding. said Mr.. Knox,
vas to be commended for doing early
justice TO Colombia. II congratulate him
The New York herald., 1921-04-15

Jules S. Bache yesterday was shown
the despatch from Washington contain
ing the charges made by Representative
Frear. II would welcome any such in
vestigation of the movement for a sales
tax" declared Mr.. Bache. particularly
because it would show the large pro-
portion of the business community that
is thoroughly in favor of such tax"
Mr.. Bache said he had no further COM
ment to make on the charges
The New York herald., 1921-04-15
HARBOR DEVELOPMENT
BILL GOES TO GOVERNOR
Approval Expected and Plans
TO Be Ready IN January.

specfar Despatch TO THE NEW YoRK HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau.
Albany, April IL.
The Meyer bill authorizing the Gov
ernor to appoint a commission of three
to act with a similar commission from
New Jersey as the New York Port Au-
thority, passed the Assembly to-day
When Gov. Miller signs it the efforts
which have been going on for years to
enact a unified, scientific and compre-
hensive plan for the development of New
York Iarbor and its surrounding terri
tory viii go forward with greater vigor
The bill provides that port develop
ment plan is to be submitted to the
Legislatures of both States next jan
uary. Two of the three New York Com
missioners are to be residents OF New
York city and are to serve without pay.
The sum OF 100000 is appropriated.
The New York herald., 1921-04-15
SECOND OF FAMOUS
TRIPLETS DIES AT "
The Third, Mrs. Pier, rs Liv-
ing in Wausau, Wis.

MILWAUKEE. April 14.-Sidney Win
decker, II, pioneer Wisconsin resident
and one OF the exceptionally long lived
triplets, died here to-day
The triplets, Sidney. Sylvester. who
died six years ago. and Sedate, now
Mrs. Pier of Wausau, Wis, were born
to Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Windecker of
Louisville, N. ". on June .. 1874.
Twins were born to an elder sister OF
John Windecker almost simultaneously
with the birth of the triplets.
The New York herald., 1921-04-15
MA VAL HERO GETS HIGHEST
Us. WARD AFTER IL YEARS
Harding Gives Congress Medal to Chief Gunner Cox,
Who Helped Save u S S Mssouri-Specia Law
Passed So He Could Be Honored by Nation.

ficers, previously had received medals
OF honor for their heroic work in assist
ing Cox in removing injured men from
the burning handling room. Thirty men
were killed in the accident.
Cox at that time held the rank or
warrant officer, and was debarred from
receiving the medal of honor by the law
providing for It's award only TO enlisted
men, though the recommendation of the
captain of the Missouri was approved
by the comnander-in-ch CHIEF of the North
Atlantic fleet and President Roosevelt.
Not until February, a year after the his
tory Of the event was laid before Con-
gress, was special legislation enacted
permitting exception to be made in Cox's
case.
The New York herald., 1921-04-15
COCHRAN PREDICTS
CITY SOUP LINES
Attacks Emergency Farmers
Tariff Measure.
Special Despatch TO THE New YORK HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau,
Washington, ID. c.. April Ia.

Special Despatch TO THE New YORK HERALD
New York Herald Bureau,
Washington, ID. c.. April Ia.
Bread houses and soup lines will soon
come in New York and the other great
centres OF population of the country un-
less there is relief from present dis
tressful conditions in the United States,
Represer tative Bourke Cochran to-day
warned the House
The veteran legislator made his first
speech in unfs Congress to-day in cele
bration of the opening of his fourth term
with a vigorous attack on the eaner-
gency farmers tariff bill Consideration
of this measure was begun with the ex-
pectation that its passage through the
House could be effected not later than
Saturday.
Defence of the measure had been
made by Representatives Fordney, Mich
igan, and Young, North Dakota, and an
attack on it had come from Representa-
tive Garner, Texas, who had voted for
d similar measure at the last session of
Congress, when Mr.. Cochran was heard
In his warning.
Representative Frear (Wis) vigorous
~ attacked any sales tax to take the
place OF taxes to be repealed and sug-
gested that Jules $. Bache and Meyer
Rothschlld. who have been earnest in
advocacy of a sales tax, should be In
vestigated by Congress to ascertain the
interests that lie back of them.
The New York herald., 1921-04-15
BABY ON GARBAGE sCow.

baby's cries coming from a scow at
the foot of East 10Sth street into which
laborers of the Department of Street
Cleaning were loading garbage led to
the child's rescue yesterday, but shortly
after IT had been removed to Reception
Hospital it died. Physicians at the hos
pital said the child was only two or
three days old. 1t may have been placed
aboard the scow Wednesday night
The New York herald., 1921-04-15
HORSES GOING TO GERMANY

Special Despatch to THE NEW York HERALD.
BALTIMORE, April 14.-When the Brit
ism steamship Maryland Of the Atlantic
Transport Company leaves here next
Wednesday for Hamburg there will be
206 horses included in her cargo. These
animals consist OF breeding mares and
stations and come from excellent stock
from the West. They are Of the draft
~ ripty
The New York herald., 1921-04-15
SPANISH WORKERS FIGHT REDS

Robert Harnden, American Consul at
Seville. who returned yesterday from his
post by the Spanish Royal Mail liner
Buenos Aires, said that Spanish workers
were themselves combating Bolshevism
ia the labor ranks with national asso-
citation called the Whites" whose OBJ
ject is to protect the Spanish workers
from being misled by extremists and to
prevent strikes.
The New York herald., 1921-04-15
HERON SELLER GETS 3 YEARS,

Joseph Tascano. Is, OF 325 Second
street, Brooklyn. was sentenced yester-
day to the Federal prison in Atlanta for
three years in the Federal Court, Brook
lyn. He sold heroln to Government
agents.