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TIRPrTZ HAS SOMETHING TO SAY

BIASIEN BADEN, Feb 18.-Admral Won Tirpitz in an interview here told the Associated Press dent that in his opinion, bateships won the world war of the world war he declared the submarine had been given greater importance than the facts warranted He eered;ted the British surface fleet with victory.
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came to this country without pass port must either leave today or be arrested for deportation, according to an announcement made by the De- partment of Labor.
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PROMINENT SEATTLE MERCHANT DIES

SEATTLE, Feb 18-A. J. Rhodes, former Presl- s dent of the chamber of commerce and memberot tne United States chamber of commerce, died today. MT phaJos nesdent of the Rhodes department store in ths citv and prominent in the northwest He was s5rk en with influenza according to message received here today from New York.
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WILD UPROAR IN HOUSE

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1S.-One of the widest up- rcars in years occurred in the house when Summers atteked Representative Blanton both Texas Democrats The attack attained the sensational when Blanton arose to reply Both Democrats and Republ- cans howled him down The lie was passed several times . F
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WASHINGTON, Feb. lsAttqrney General Palmer declared that Judge Landis was not acting outside his linn it's in accepting tic office of mprsnae arbitrator of the Baseball t6hgla Re ,presentative Welty introduced . bill making 1t unlawful fes W juAS to receive compsnsat lion fot b datiss'
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], AInafAM SERVICE 10 CONTINUE

WASHINGTON, Feh..1 thout discussion the senate authorized the cont if the air mail service between New York ant lan F4ncisco by adopting ac amendment te tie postal tion bi in the section providng milliup sud III 3lr that entoIpsi0A
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IRELAND BEEN MUssED UP SOME

DUBLIN, Feb 18.-For hundred miles drought out the South and Southwest County Cork all the pI cpal roads have been rendered unfit for use Irencnes have been dug barricades erected and bridges destroyed acording to report issued at Dublin Castle.
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BANDITS HOLD UP POST OFFICE

TOLEDO, Feb 1S-Five bandits held up four em. poyees of the main posoe here and took nine sacks of mail estimated to contain nearly half million In cur reny The robbers escaped in an automobile.
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DENVER, Feb. IS Judge eGorge Dunn decided that unless 1t was prov cd that liquor was manufactured for sale or gift, home brewsfs were not Violating the Prohibition laws.
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REORGANIZATION DEMOCRATIC PARTY

WASHINGTON, Feb. 18.-Reorganization of the Democratic party machinery preparatory to next years congressional campaign and the next presidential cam agn the topic discussed at meeting held here yes terday Chairman White and other members were re- :ently appointed by the executive committee
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FORDNEY TO CONSULT HARDING

WASHINGTON, Feb. 18-Chairman Fordney of the house ways and means committee and the author of the tariff bill passed by congress yesterday left for St. Augustine to consult President-eect Harding on plan to seek to pass at the extra session of congress dary emergency tariff bill which will provide protection for all products of American industry.
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YoUNGsro1 l( l shs lt, per cent wags i sonein k pendent steel M iIg Valley will afle 3eEt ' f ' ' workers itwa1 yl q lli ' 'llo i( Y, s {
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BOISHEVIKI INVADE CENTRAL ASIA

LONDON, Feb 18.-An armed invasion of the Par er region in Central Asia by the Bolshevih begun last October reveal in commque issued by the India off, ce The region is the threshold of India and China. The present attitude of these countries has not been an nounced.
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HORRIBLE CRIME IS COMMITTED

CLEVELAND, Feb. 18.-Louise Wolf and Mabel Foote school teachers were found beaten to death road at Parma Heights, suburb of this city, bloody stick was found besides the body.
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B DUBEzl sAting E F opsnlY asS - organized tpeps tho sin9 gaded Skih1 - ' sost sthss ssget Cork dnlln -
 ics M : < H HDlli ll iisrg D1 D1 l 1I!!! l, s
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NOR LYNCHES NEGRO IN GEORGIA

ATHEN, Georgia Feb 1s A mob five thousand strong stormed the jail and took John A. Berhart me- Tgro, harged with the murder of white women' ana burned him at the stake.
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ORIGINAL-WELLS SAY SO

PETR0GRAp, FekE IS C;onpgf]kUry play going is the latest edc of e soviet det in Russia ac cQrdng to dispatc from ty A lime will be in- posed on all le1sons wid Fl ri ol invitation fail ,to go to to - fies o4f playx now being produced ss9s ss a #s
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ALL IMMIGRATION FROM EUROPE BEEN SUSPENDED

TRIESTE Feb 1s-Immigration from Central Eu- rope to the United States has been suspended me east e frontiers in Italy have been closed pending cleaning up of the sanitary situation.
 Rigid Regulations Put In Effect
 The most rigid regulations have been put into e1- feet regarding movement of all immigration not cov cred by the suspension order. All of typhus are under strict quarantine.
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z ' I LoNDoN, Feb. ls-According to Central News Agency dispatches an Irish Republican, Army of several hun dred, fully armsd was advancing on Slibberssn last night.
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n1FF1c1uT TASK TO REACH AGREEMENT

DIFFICULT TASK TO REACH AGREEMENT
 WASHINGTON, Feb 1s-The senate is facing a a difficult task in reaching agreement on the tar1i amendments in the Fordney measure. The senate ana ho,se conferees will meet to complete the enacment o1 the b as soon as possible More than score of amend ments have been added ....--..
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; LOWDEN NOT IN HARDING CtBIN]

ST. AUGUSTINE, Feb 18.-Former governor Low den has declined to be considered for secretary of the navy and will not be appointed to any post in the initial makeup of the Harding cabinet.
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Feb 18-Luck and determination enable Lieutenant Pearson of the United States army flying corps to land
 in crippled airplane in the wilds of West Texas on Thursday morning. and make his way back to civilization.
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BLIZZARD OVER IN CANADA

WINNIPEG, Canada, Feb Communications are being restored following yesterdays blizzard Clear and cold weather succeeded the storm
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AFTER WANDERING FOR DAYS PLUCKY A|RMAN
 REACHES CIVILIZATION

After All Hope Had Been Given Up Lieutenant Pierson
 Reports Himrself Save at Border Ranch. l..
 Was Lost For Oyer Week. YOUNG LIEUTENANT IS PRAISED BY OFFICERS Wanders For Days in Desert Without Food and Short of Water-Swims for Miles in Rio Grande River and Reaches Help. r:
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]PI@m@ Crashed In Wilderness
HOPES OF. DEMOCRACY
 FOR SOVIET RUSSIA.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1S-There is hopes in the near future of constitutional monarchy and later dem- ocracy in Russia according to statement made by John Hays Hammond, who deared before the house foreign affais committee that with Russian pressure removed the pyramid built by the Bohevh would fall and sane people would then be able to organize better govern
 ent He said he did not think Russia would ever go back to rule like that under the czar:
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PORTLAND, Feb 18-The telegram prints spe. cal from St. Augustine Florida, saying Presldentelect Harding has indicated he would appoint Senator Cham berlain to the shipping board if he would accept.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-11-20

A PRETTY GUIMPE (38o1).
The pattern Is cut in 7 sizes: "a,
SO, 3S, 40, AZ, A and 46 inches bust
measure A 38-inch size viii re-
quire rs yards of 36-inch material.
A POPULAR STYLE WITH
NEW FEATURES (3793). 1t is
cut in sizes: "a, So, 3S, 40, AZ, A,
46 and AZ inches bust measure. To
make this style for a 38-inch size
will require 3as yards Of 44-inch
material.
A PLEASING HOUSE DRESS
(37S9. The pattern is cut in 7
sizes: "a, SO, 38, 40, AZ, A and 46
inches bust measure. A 3S-inch
size requires SIS yards Of 36-inch
material.
DOLLY'S NEW DRESS (3797).
The pattern is cut in sizes: For
dolls 16, Is, 20, % and "a inches
in length, and will require y yard
OF 24-inch material for an 18-inch
size.
A DAINTY SET FOR THE
BOUDOIR (3770) supplies these
three models. It Is cut in sizes:
Small. medium and large. The Cap
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-11-20
Astonishing Confessions Of Bogus Nobleman
Who Preyed on Fashionable New York Society

~resue vAAtsssr. Tea ennlas4
VIA ~ enteso1 noo yuae aaeo
eiat5eo waA ~ yUu1a wsnaA ~
~ nstAAng to lose 60 ~ - WiA-
Yoa have everything b lass ~
nothing to 0nia. Yes mast sAnbls
further sAss ~ via ~ n u
ssuars. ! nAgAt nv tAst ] rather
tAink ~ win 49,
HasAy cot - sat Of In chair.
h w. saSry nov. ard bsnesd Ats
chair TO the foow. HI svoss bit.
ssid Some napbsssant tA1nss aboat
n ~ slosnsd oct q tAs slfies.
4 ~ nADssss bsfosv ; O'Clock .
nsassn0ss fFsa the bA1h appsAfsd
with . ye&Asr thisA saSs,sos. Il
was sNdsesss1 to Mr.. Thonpssn.
n sar.ossa eas hnaarsA new thsu-
sanIr Aalnoe bH1A
AIS lsassA onto Lawyer Thsnn
ssa,s assA - Aanssd. threw my
ssss into Ne sis snd forgot, for
the momsAt. that I was Count
nssnara 0rssbry. scioa Of sightssn
nsSAa snssstorx. related ~ the
HspsAsRps md . friend az the
Csown Ysiaes."
Aha vas ulsA 10 - fsssA fron
WHIST ~ bssn . Upa8sa nilistsas
shon her Hssk saa ! vss siaA az
ny sAArs e III S1ee.eoe caah-
The ns1t ~ Aha IN Aaf sounr
tsy sses1a. takia8 win hss more
tAaa tAlyty tvunA1 q guwns aaA
valsaAas brteslrAc. jnAss anA rare
Rooaacs wh1sh the banker I'D
showsrsd upoa hsf sftsf she had
oppressed a appsscia&1Oa ~ thsm.
II was only . ~ Gays htss tAAt
the nsWypopsrs earrfsa TIE sscount
q the unAn1ouneed wedding Of
young Donald Shields Andrews and
the Princess Alma" In . little
church at Mamaroneck, just outside
New York. Banker Hardy WAS
never heard from He could not
have afforded to do otherwise than
to pay the 100000 Bankers are
peculiarly susceptible to ridiculs
and scandal Besides. he was the
father Of . family and possessed
devoted wife, Jsnd was . member Of
the University. Racket and Tennis,
Automobile and Yale Clubs
Alma went to Europe. her young
husband sacrificing his last year at
Yals. In London he learned very
quietly that her prstsnss 1t roy
atty was Q fabrication. She main
tanned the hoax to the end. and
thsre were many who believed her.
hat her husband was Keen enough
to attach the proper significance to
the aloofness Of real Austrian noble
MA He divorced her in London.
Aha now went In for the esy
IN ot Lopdon's half world. ] think
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-11-20

~ Jeou - hAR second husbaud vas
. sysat shock 10 her. Many yoaAg
Msa nnAs lovs to her. among them
tvs yseaG Ou1ord students Of aris-
tsssSus Darsatasa. The parents Of
tAsss two hoes hirsA privats dstee-
ttvss 10 Euard tAsir oRspsine from
hsS, anA thsss was great amuse.
men4 in LsadOa when the story Of
thsss prseautipas against the smiles
AZ this siren bscame known.
She became noted for her artistic
and luxufisss dressing. and was q
familiar Agars It smart dinners and
danees. Her Darss always was opu-
lsnk. and Il was much Of . mystery
- 70 whsrs these funds came from.
Ne VS. especially popular among
officers 81 the Guards. and It was
kom sas % thsss she chose her
third husband Captain Arthur
DtsaAs.
Soon after their marriage Cap
tain Stsaas resigned his commits
sion. He went IN for the same
sort Of life his wife had become ac-
castsnasd b. end was apparently
happy with her until the night Of
The sscond great Victory Ball at
Ciaridgs's. in London. On Novsmber
II, 1919, seven moaths altar their
marYiAgs.
rhs next mornixs sitter the ball
London was shocked TO read in its
morning nSwspapsrs that the bean
tiful Alma Hayns-AndrewsrStesns.
Princess Aims" had committed
suicide N hour sftsr leaving the
Aala on the srn Of her husband.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-11-20

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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-11-20

(coweSoDe0 trom peOoe ~ 80 M
to the bankss.S . Il an ]. Canpss,l
TAonpsoa. Mr. Hardy" ~ cid ever
the wire. and I An rs0rsssstlns
Mrs. Alma Hayns. bso1svs II
would be sAvisabss Cor yos to came
down to ~ e6ics inmediately. ]
have q WY fssistent cheat here. .
Mrs. Alma Hayne. who seems h
tent on bringing an action which I
think should be avoided"
The banker understood. think.
perhaps, he had undergone similar
experiences before In tweaty
minutes he walked into the elkics.
very nervous. very sxcitabls and
very meek 4 Alma sat n IN Inner
room. Mr. Thompsoa escorted Mr..
Hardy into sim another room.
Shutting the door. the lawyer. corr
ing directly to the Doiat, said:
"Mr. Hardy, We could tab this
matter over for two hoars, end at
the end Of that time { would have
said but one thing-aad that eas
thing would be that my very IN
reasonable client insists on having
100000 in cash. to-day. before the
hank closes"
never heard such . blunt state
ment IN my life.
could not see the banker. but
/ could hear his heavy bcsa&A con-
ing In gAsps. I could feel" his
nervous hands twitchinS and his
fingers opening and closing. There
was dead silence for q moment
and then the banker shouted:
What does this meant"
Calmly. quietly, in . drsaAful
monotone. Mr.. Thompson replied:
Just what / said. Mr.. Hardy.
Would you prefer to discuss the
matter with my client? 1t viii
cost you. 100000 cash. to-day. be-
fore o'clock, or she threatens Q
suit tomorrow a
(Which will cost you your posi-
ton at the bank and disrupt your
home" interrupted a musical voice
from an adjoining ,om.
Banker Hardy listened with dis
tressed surprise. Lawyer Thomp
son closed the door again, which
Alma had silently opened q bit.
Where's Count Gregory the
banker suddenly asked.
"In the other room. Shall I call
him i'm"
The banker did not reply. He
saw at once that he was beaten. I
think he began to understand some
thing OF the relations between me
and the Princess"
After q moment he said:
What guarantee have II
Thompson returned.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-11-20

b ~ tsstim0ay bs1ors the Lon
dan CesoAsrs Jury Captain stsans.'
the last husband sf the poor girl
ssvs this dramatic testimony Il Ase
tragic END:
we returned fsom the BAH soea
after twethirty In the morning. She
went into her bedroom and seaa
called me. On entering the roen
I found her standing N front Of the
fireplace. ] saw her pat her hand
to her mOuth-then she drank .
glass OF water from the mantelpisce.
I didn't realize what had taken
place until she said. Tony. kiss me-
for the last time" d
heard from some Of my friends
In London that when she was dying
she whispered something about
Count Gregory. l always have
wondered what It was-whether Il
was Ter gratitude for the life had
opened up to her or whether II was
. parting curse for the part had
played.
So persistent had been her claim
to kinship with Crown Prince Rur
dolph and the Baroness vetssFa
that In 1917 the Austrian Govern
ment saw At to issue . court a.
nouncement stating that no child
had been born to the unfortunate
Crown Prince and his baroness.
thus taking official cognizancs 81
the result Of the pact made between
Alma and myself In the little hotel
roJm in Toronto.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-11-20

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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-11-20

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i the kitchen rtove an extension
table with its top on level with
the stove lids SO that you can draw
heavy pots on the stove without
lifting them.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-11-20
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-11-20

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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-05

cabinet difficulties to give consider
able consideration to these appoint
ments for the last four weeks, and IS
believed to nave already tentatively
selected most or the members. George
cham berlain. of Oregon, Democrat.
Who retired yesterday as senator. i
one Of them.
one or the frst diplomatic appoint
snents expected 70 be announced BY
the white house : that Of ambassador
to Great Britain. Ambassador DaNfs
Is soon to sail for home. leaving
American representation in care OF =
charge d'afraires. President Harding
Is understood to have a number Of
men under consideration for this pos
to the least 81 which IL Nicholas Muir
ray Butter. president Of colu='ii Ia
University Gossip also has linked ths
name Of George Harvey with the APP
pointment.
President Harding took with hi'n
into the white house verItabie &c
luge Of recommendations concerning
these appointments. They come rom
every conceivaole source and concern
every conceivable Job. The task Of
blowing through these presents IN =
self task Of NJ small proportions.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-05

thoma one way is TO pstiH Ia the
minds lf our Youth the stories or God =
dealing with others and the great prin.
cipies laid down by the greatest Teach i
CIR that ever rod tire Garth. Exper-
.euce proves that this can be done MOST
effectively through 4 we'll defined pro-
gram of week day religious instruction.
This prog ram provides four half hour
periods Of Instruction a week under =
competent teacher while the average
Sunday School has but one hair hour
period Of instruction i week and that
frequently given under incompetent
teachers la Hammond classes have
been held before and after school OF al
tae noon hour in the public school build
ings Tho results are most graUfying.
Children and teachers are enthusiastic
over The ORA Tho Eibtc has become
new boolSs worship has a new mean
ing and Improvement in the conduct
OF the children beth al home ana IN ehe
: b, ol IS evident 4 continuation ST
t..ss work wilt help to S,t>, the ~ >.
ien tf Americanlzatiop, produce ser
citizens and aid greatly ~ advancing a
kingdom Of Righteousness.
Demonstrations Of the Sind Of work
done IN our week. day religious schools
VIII be given In several Of thu church
IS tomorrow. See church announce
n1ents.