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The Washington times., 1921-02-16
Teachers Go on Strike.

NEW WESTMINSTER, B. c.. Feb
lt-rhs eighty taRGoars 81 ths NsN
westminster schools failed 10 appear
for duty yesterday following an
nouncement that there would be no
further salary increases.
A proposed total increase OF sl3.-
eoe annually was refused as insuf.
neient
The Washington times., 1921-02-16
REPORT MUNDELEIN TO
, GET .CARDINALATE ALSO

ROME, Feb. 16.-Despite previous
reports in Vatican circles that the
most Rev. Dennis J. Dougherty. arch
bishop of Philadelphia, will be the
only American created Cardinal at
the secret consist tory next month. it
was authoritatively stated today that
Archbishop Mundelein, Of Chicago. is
now included in the list of new car
| dinal possibilities.
The Washington times., 1921-02-16
Club to Hear Talk on Trees.

The nature section of the Twentieth
Century Club will meet at 3 o'clock
this afternoon at the home of Mrs
Frederick V. Coville, 1886 Cali
fornia street. instead of the home of
Mrs. George Putnam as previously
announced. George b. Sudworth will
give an illustrated talk on Trees"
The Washington times., 1921-02-16
Eastern AIumnae to ORGANIZE.

Arrangements for organizing the
alumnae Of the Easton. Pa, High
School, in Washington. will be dis
cussed at a meeting Friday night at
O'Clock, in the Blue Triangle Hut,
North Capitol and f streets north
west
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-11-19

In Yesterdays Issue Of the Journal published the first list club
$4,000 Saesmansp CT
which Five Automobiles and hundreds dollars d
ud among home folks absolutely free.
The short list of candidates shows that there plenty of for
live plenty all The opportunity
tuy calling aloud for real Give we workers campaign
and themselves important and of
100000 actually going begging lack workers.
Send bring the nomination coupon this paper Journal
office That makes club off with 5000 FREE
CREDITS. subscriptions The journal! while
schedule force credits you with thousands
ing one the big award-and WITHOUT SINGLE PENNY OF
COST
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-11-19
FIRST CREDIT PERIOD
Up to Wednesday, December II

The above declining schedule 81 credits
will positively not be changed during
the campaign. A Special Vote Ballot
good for 100000 EXTRA CREDITS will
lie issued on every CLUB" of $500
turned in. This special offer will re-
main in effect during the entire cam
paign, and will be considered part of
the regular schedule.
Evening star., 1921-05-27
MOVE LONG PLANNED.
Allen Property Custodian Makes
@ Statement Today.

Grover Cleveland Bergdoll. by rea-
son OF his escape to Germany. is now
held by the American government to
be an enemy" within the meaning of
- explained in sta atement by Thomas
W. Miller. alien property custodian,
prepared before his departure for Phila =
deiphi2. and which was made public to-
day at his office here. 1t follows:
AT the personal direction of the
accordance with the opinion of the
Attorney General, ] will seize such prop
erty belonging to Grover Cleveland
Rergdoll as has been reported to the
alien property custodian as being his
own property. or in which he has anv
interest whatsoever, whether owned
and administered directly by him or
through power of attorney given to
any member of.his family.
Long Contemplated.
This move has been in contempIa- l.
tton for several weeks. and has been
the subject Of conference between
the President. the Attorney General
and the alien property custodian. The
State Department has amended the
general War Trade Board license OF
October .. 1920. which permitted
Rergdoll to enjoy the beneft of his
property in this country.
Bergdoll. in addition to his other
crimes against this country by easOn
of his evasion of the draft laws and
under the trading with the enemy act
Tho intention of the alien property
custodian is to administer and operate
the property seized from Berg,loll to-
day as that of any other enemy's
held by him until Congress directs
what disposition is to be made of the
enemy property in the hands OF the
custodian"
Evening star., 1921-05-27
Today's s News
in Paragraphs S

Battleship Iowa to he operated with
nobody on board. by radio. during
target practice. Page :
Presby,erians postpone changes in
boards and agencies. Page .
Anarchy would follow end Of bolshev-
ism. Russian political students de-
clare. Page Is
House rules committee is urged % o.
der inquiry into charges against SOL
der relief agencies. Page l3
Justice Sddons to give stifY sentences
TO Joy riders. he says. Page q
Shipowners refuse to aceep, strike set
tlement plan reached by Secretary
Davis and marine engineers Page IS
Washington real estate board reorgan-
ICES on broader basis and extends ac-
fivit!es. Page u
Chevy Chase church drive for building
fund extended to New York city
Page 20
David II Blair confirmed by Senate for
internal revenue commissioner
Page -
New York FIRE insurance monopoly
charged a. building trust hearing
Page 81
Evening star., 1921-05-27
SOON T0P|CK new
DISTRICT ATTORNEY
Successor to Laskey Almost
Decided Upon by Attor-
ney General.

Announcement of the selection of a
successor to John L. Laskey as Unit
ell States district attorney for the
District of Columbia will he made by
Pres dent Harding within the next
ten days. it is understood
1t was made known at the White
House today that Attorney General
Daugnerty. upon whose recommenda-
ton the appointment will be made
has been giving much attention to
TINS appointment during the past few
days, and that he has narrowed the
l"ns list OF aSpirants to one or two
names.
The Attorney General today con-
nrmed this TO the extent that he has
practically made up his mind, and
early next week will submit the name
or his choice TO the President, prob
ably Monday or Tuesday. He would
however. give no intimation as to
whom he would recommend
II is also considered likely that ths
President will soon appoint the sue
cessor to John +. Costello as recorder
Of deeds for the District. although no
hint is given as to the Preeident's S
possible choice.
To Name Com m issiOn.
The three men who will comprise
the commission created by an act
OF Congress to negotiate the pur-
chase of the Washington market
building. at 1th and Il streets, will
be named by the President some time
during the next week. The act pro-
vides for the appointment OF one
citizen of the District OF Columbia
and two outside" residents to com
prise this commission. The President
some time ago turned the matter over
to the bureau of markets of the De-
n y nf So
reau is directed to cooperate with
this commission in carrying out the
intent of the act. The names of the
three men picked by committee OF
officials of the bureau were sent to
the President several days ago. and,
1t is not considered likely that he
will act on them for a few days.
Former Governor Calls.
Former Gov. Brumbaugh Of Penn
sylvania conferred with the .Presi-
tion questions in the United States.
Before being elected governor of his
state. MIR. Brumbaugh was head of
public education in Philadelphia, and
during the past few months has
visited twenty states. studying the
being in Washington. has had num-
Der of conferences with Representa-
tive Fess Of Ohio, chairman Of the
House committee on education, and
who is preparing a bill proposing
some drastic changes in the. scope
of the federal bureau Of education.
Archbishop Alexander, head of the
Greek Orthodox Church of America,
during a brief conference with the
President. discussed plans for Amer
icanization. particularly the plans
being advanced by his church The
archbishop himself is a naturalized
American and Is devotinG much OF
his time to making American citi-
zens out Of those of his native coun-
Evening star., 1921-05-27
VICE PRESIDENT H0NoRED
Made Chancellor of Smithsonian to
Succeed Late Chief Justice.

The board of regents of the Smith
sonian Institution. at a special meet
ing held today at 10 o'clock in the
Smithsonian building. elected Vice
President Calvin Coolidge as chan
cellor of the board tn succeed the
late Chief Justice White.
Those present at tho meeting were
Vice President Coolidge. Senator
Lodge. Senator Stanley. Senator Nc
Cormick. Representative Padsett.
Representative Greene. Representa-
tive Elston. DIR. Alexander Graham
Fell. Julge George Gray. John B.
Henderson and Secretary walcott.
Since the founding of the institu-
ton. in 1876. there have been eight
chancellors of the institution. as fol-
lows: Vice President G. NJ. Dallas.
1Ni6-1S49: Vice President Millard
Fillmore. 1s49-1S50: Chief Justice r
+. Taney. 1S51-1S64: Chief Justice $.
p. Chase 1863 1878: Chief Justice NJ.
K. Waite. 1S741SSs; Chief Justice
NJ. W. Fuller. 1SS?-191e: Vice Presi-
dent J. S. Sherman. 19l0-1912. and
Chief Justice F.. n. White, 1912-l92l.
Evening star., 1921-05-27
ALL OF BERGDOLL'S
PROPERTY SEIZED
BY GOVERNMENT
Draft Evader in Germany
Expected to Be Cut Off
From All Funds.
$3.50, 600 IN REAL ESTATE
AND MONEY TAKEN OVER
Alien Property Custodian Evicts
Mother From Castle" and
Ties Up Bank Accounts.
Ry the Associated Press.

By the Aesocia ted Press.
PHILADELPHIA. May 2..-All of
the property in this citf of Grover
Cleveland Bergdoll. cor icted draft
evader and Army desertere. now in Ger
many, valued at about ss5o.O0o. was
seized today by Col. Thomas W. Mil
Ter. alien property custodian of the
United States. 1t consists of real es-
tate and money on deposit in four local
banking institutions.
The property was held by Mrs. En-
ma c. Bergdoll. Growers mother, under
a power of attorney.
The seizure. Col. Miller announced.
was by direction of the President and
under the authority of the trading
with-the-enemy act. 1t is the first
seizure since June. 1919.
Power of Attorney.
Col. Miller announced that after she
had testified before the congressional
committee investigating the escape of
RerGdoll from Army sergeants a year
ago that she held power of attorney
for Grover, Mrs. Bergdoll was served
with formal demand for a detailed
report Of all her sons holdings. and
was notified that his property would
be taken over by the government.
Accompan MED by Mai. A. Carroll. his
personal attorney. Col. Miller seized the
"Bergdoll Castle" on the outskirts of
this city. where Mrs. Bergdoll lives.
This property was left to Grover by his
father, Mrs. Bergdoll owning a residence
in the city in section locally known as
''Rrewerytown."
We'll. when do I have to move" said
Mrs. Bergdoll, when served with the
seizure notice.
Col. Miller and Maj Carroll then pro-
ceeded to the Peoples Trust Compa ny.
the Northwestern National Bank, the
Real Estate Title Insurance and Trust
Company and Drexel & Co. and or
dered the seQuestration of all prop
erty standing in the name OF Mrs
Bergdoll until the interest OF Grover in
the funds in the banks could be ascer-
tanned.
President Schmidheiser of the Berg
doll Brewing Company was served with
a similar order tieing UP Growers hold
inEs in that company.
All mortgagors to Grover and the
tenants in his properties will be served
likewise. Col. Miller announced.
1t is expected the seizure will cut off
all funds Grover may be receiving from
the United States and throw him upon
his own resources in Germany.
-. MOVE LONG PLANNED. J
Evening star., 1921-05-27
Miles Of Spaghetti
Ready for CarusO
on His Trim to Italy

NEW YORK. Mny E.-Several
miles 81 spaghetti for the per-
sonal use Of EnrfeO Caruso and
HIS party. were on the ateamer
PPesident Wilson today. which
will sail for Italy tomorrow
with the famous tenor On beard.
CarUA0 II not ~carrying coal
to Newcastle.' for there In . re-
ported shortage Of spaEhettt In
his homeland.
The tenor. who II going abroad
to rest after = long and serf-
ous illnesa. has chartered Ave
suites On the steamship. one OF
which has beea 1tted up a. .
nur~rry ana playPoom for bis
little daughter Gloria. A private
cook and bevy Of servants will
function during tho Journey.
Evening star., 1921-05-27
uNDERG0Es OPERATION.
James D. Maher Of q. 8. Supreme
Court in Hospital.

James d. Maher. chief clerk of the
United gtates Supreme Court. wen to
Georgetown Hospital yesterday to
undergo an operation today described
as minor by his physicians. r.
Mr.. Maher holds a unique ree5r.
OF service. Appointed a page HWas
court at the age OF eleven, i tors
remained continuously in itS -
for nfty-nve years. He way 8.
to be- clerk six years asY
Evening star., 1921-05-27
TARIFF BILL RETURNED.
President Likely to Sign Measure
by Tomorrow.

The emergency tariff bill. referred
by President Harding to the Secre-
taries of Treasury and Agriculture
after its final approval by Congress
Monday. was returned to the White
House today and proba bly, will be
signed by the President before to-
morrow night.
Evening star., 1921-05-27
FOR NEW Department.

Senator Mccormick today introduced
a bill TO create a new executive de-
partment. the department of public
works and public lands. The bill
takes from existing departments func-
tions dealing with public works and
public lands
Evening star., 1921-05-27
BUDGET BILL PASSED.

Passage Of the bill establishing a
federal budget system was completed
today. the House accepting the con-
ference report on the measure, which
now goes to tho President
Evening star., 1921-05-27
WEATHER.

Generally cloudy tonight and tomor-
row: slightly warmer.
Temperature for twenty-four hours
ended at 2 pm. today: Highest IS. at
, pm. yesterday: lowest. "a, at l am.
today.
Full report on page II.
Evening star., 1921-05-27

Copyright. 1871
Evening star., 1921-05-27

Gfontinued on Page 2. Column 81
Evening star., 1921-05-27

Il also submit the electricity rat.
Of many other cities to prove the ra te
asked for 1 sonly reasonable. sub
init also statement giving the in
creased cost of material since the cleo
trio light rate was reduced to SlL cents
four years ago. varying from SO TO
200 per cent. and now they are only
asking less than 90 per cent increase
they promise this reduction Of carfare
7continued on Page 2, Column q
Evening star., 1921-05-27

lshinston VIII b rer sn,u the nation ana
En 1!ha. me churches srunoed OF ts Sunday
shines sh:es Wood. presIdae. Iae Nstrief.'
sent son Federation e1s of E,f OF the
OF ,h. cvosmnmunication vs to otahurohes. tha
7S.EIous xarIous consresstinne Inc pas
on Page .: coiSMS SS;iSas re-. !
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-28
TO GRADE ADVERTISING
Tulsa Ad Club Decides Proposed
System Would benefit All
Members

A system OF grading advertise
ments OF local merchants in regards
to their attracting attention, holding
interest, appeal to the buying public
creating a desire for the goods ad-
Vertised and finally inducing the
prospective customer to buy. was
proposed by j. Il. Porter. of the
Purity lee Cream company In a talk
before the Ad club at their MONDAY
luncheon Tuesday. Porter declared
that consistent advertising was tho
greatest modern method of selling
goods
In grading the advertisements.
Porter suggested that. appeal should
count 80 per cent, interest 2b per
cent, attention and desire each 20
per cent and per cent be given for
decision or the element that would
finally make up the readers mind
that he would buy the article ad %
Vcrtiscd.
The club voted TO grade advertise
ments during the coming month and
! q. Long of the American Engrav-
ing company proposed to give n
book on advertising the member
of tho club writing the best ad for
the month OF January.
Miss Josephine Laymen, instructor
~ expression at the University of
Tulsa gave three short readings en-
titled The Man That's In Tune"
"She Liked Him Real Welr and
Tho Garden Gates" Miss Ruth
West member of the Mendelssohn
club sang several songs
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-28
HANDY WITH HIS GUN
Rocks and Bullets Flew hut No One
Hurt In Waysidc Vicious
Encounter,

special 70 Inc w 0flu.
JAY. Dec. 27.-At the close OF a
Preliminary hearing in the county
court last Wednesday. Jim Coppedge
Of near Leach was bounG over for
attempt to kill" as charged in the
complaint Coppedge is alleged to
have shot twice at Frank Lovette.
EhO also lives at Leach. fhe for
ner Il said to have been in his
truck when he met Lovette. who
vas called TO the truck, whereupon
a difficulty followed in which Low
site threw a rock at his aggressor,
Who fired twice with a pistol,
asther shot doing any harm.
Coppedge put on no testimony. He
vas represented by Ad V. Coppedge
Of Grove. The prosecution was con-
ducted by w. w. Miller, county at
to'ney Appearance bond was fixed
$500, which was approved and
dstendant discharged. His trial was
set for the. first Monday in April In
the district court.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-28
TWO EVENTS TO
MAR CHRISTMAS
Accidental Shooting and
Car Overturns With
Joy Riders

Special 10 The world.
KENDRICk. Dee. 27-TWo acct
dents due go tho Christmas cclchra
ton wero reported here Monday
morning.
4 man known ~ "Buck' luncs
was shot In the back late sunday
afternoon. IunCa, with a party ut
others was out rabbit hunting ono
NJ the party fired Ht u rabhit aud
several ~ the shot took effect iu
Jones back Very fortunately Tor
Jones. no was somo distance away
and behind some undcrhrush. The
injury sustained rs not believed tu
ho sorious
\ party &C Joy riders on tho state
road nefr here. lost control or their
car and II plunged into ditch.
Tho names ~ tho parties were not
learned. hut II II said that they were
all young mon and are believed On
have been imhihnr literally oi
bottled ChristmRs joy A few had
hruiscs are said 90 ho the extent oi
the injuries sustained.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-28
HIS EXT.RADITlON
FIGHT LOST AGAIN
Callahan Taken Back to
Kansas to Finish
Term
SJFFERS FROM WOUND
Had a Similar Experience
Six Years Ago With the
Kansas Officers

sreclai 90 The world.
poNCA CITY. Dec. 27.--"The
only reason they want me back in
wichita" so John Callahan told the
dirric, court of this county. "is that
there s a Judge UP there (and he
named him) who wants me to prove
an abb for him"
Johr Callahan. character In
wichita for years, was arrested
here about five weeks ago on re-
nSest of sheriff Simmons of Wich-
M alleging that Callahan was a
fug,u,a from justice, In tnat he had
Two months yet to serve there on an
nnr5n plcted six months sentence.
gecause Of the crowded jail at
wichita. Callahan had been taken
n he Newton jair to serve his
term but he got out on "A writ OF
babcas corpus and was then rear
rested here soon afterward.
~ didn't want to leave Wichita.
sor Newton ard | fought the pro-
,edurc." said Callahan to the court
here but they picked me up like
loaf OF bread and carried me
here so how In the hell can be
fugitive from Justice"
Nevertheless Callahan lost his
ace IN the Kay county court to pre-
vent his feturn to Kansas, whore he
vas taken yesterday by Wichita or
dcers callahan IS an old man now
with long career back of him. lie
was shot. about two years ago. and
is still badly crippled and sick as a
hfesult
THE was Callahan's second court
Ieige in this county as he was ar
rested here six years ago and fought
extradition for ca days in the va
rbous courts. finally losing out He
lacked less than four weeks Of
breaking his former record when he
was returned to Kansas yesterday
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-28
Cane From Kentucky Tree.

Special io The World
ENID. Doc. g5.--IIarlcy llarrcld
OF the oklahoma Gas 6 Electric Go.
conceived novel idea concerning
u present Cor his aged father. who ls
nearing his SAth birthday and sent
To- the old farm near Morgnntown.
Ky. aud ordered cane made from
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-28
HONOR WILSON'S BIRTHDAY
81. Joseph, Citizens Invite Demo
cratic Leaders Io Big Dinner.

ST. JOSEPH, Mo. Dec, 27.--Cit-
zens OF ST Joseph win be hosts to-
morrow night at dinner In honor
OF the birthday OF former President
Wilson, at which. IL Is expected,
democratic leaders from many parts
OF the state will be present.
Tho speakers viii include former
Gov. Charles n, Brough Of Arkan-
sas ana PROT L. e.. Dodge OF the
University of Chicago Among
those coming. IL was announced to-
day. Is Joseph W. Alexander, who
served as secretary of commerce in
Mr.. Wilson's cabinet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-28
REWARD FOR MISSING BOY
siepson Disappears From School
and May Have Run Away.

spfcltl 10 Inc WOfld.
PoNCA CITY. Dec. ..27.-Mr. and
Mrs John w. Harrah, living on a
brm five and a half miles east OF
Newklrk in this county. are offer
anvard of s25 for any information
that will lead to the whereabouts Of
heir l7-year-old son, VILLA m
vaughters.
He left his home for school about
lsh days ago. carrying his dinner
@eket and evidently in good spirits,
Though on the previous day he had
Narre!ed with his stepfather about
sNng some chores. Harrah says the
Ny has been threatening to run
Nsy There are yet no clues to his
vfrea bouts.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-28
Youth and Beauty Are
Responsible for Lack
of Prosecution in Case

Special to The world
PONCA CITY Dec, IL Re-
cause OF her youthfulness Gage
10 and the further fact that sho
has an S-month-old baby. local
merchants have refused 90 prose
cute pretty little Mrs. 6. Dittmyer
of Enid. daughter of a ponca city
photographer, who was arrested
several days ago at Oklahoma city
on charge Of pAssing fraudulent
checks here. one Of these was
for "a baby buggy In which TO haul
her baby. Her husband and father
made the checks good, returned
the baby buggy. and the officers
released the woman.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-28

NEW YORK, Dee. 27.--Thc tomb
OF Horatio Potter sixth Episcopal
bishop Of the New York diocese. was
dedicated today in the cathedral OF
ST John the Divine, which he found
ed. More than 200 prominent clergy
men and 'laymon attended the corc-
monles.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-28
This Is Commcrce Week

MUSKOGEE.-This is chamber of
commerce week in Muskogee. All
meetings of civic clubs have been
adjourned so that the chamber of
commerce may have full sway for
two or three group gatherines and
'or committee meetings every noon.
Friday noon Ed Vaught and Ed Ov-
erholser of Okl1s oma City will ad-
dress a combined meeting of busi-
ness men.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-28
Carriers Get Many TIPS.

special TO Ihc world
ENID. Dee, 27.-aThc small curricr
boys of the city were literally r".
mcmhcred 10y their customers and
often "a present was slipped into the
prufforcd hand. hut oftcnor u dime
or a quarter and sometimes n larger
amount The little fellows wcre do
lighted with their gifts and hope
that Christmas viii come tho day
after collection day again soon.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-28
Sell s,oci. to Employees.

NEW YORK, Dec. 7.--Elbert d
Gary. chairman OF the United states
steel corporation, today announced
that In addition to the stock Corpora-
uun plan adopted some years ago,
the corporation had decided to offer
to its employees the privilege OF sub
scribing during the month Of Jauu-
ary next for 100, 900 shares of COM
mon stock at &SA.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-28

SPRINGFIELD Mo. Dec. 27-Thc
citizens OF Springfield by a vote of
6,OS2 to aloe today decided In favor
OF adopting the Sunday blue law.
As a result OF the election all the
uters and places of amusement will
be closed on sunday.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-28
Berlin Big Diamond Ma-kc,

BERLIN, Dec, 27,--Berlin's dia-
mond bourse established a year
ago. has done an enormous business
according to report issued today
The repO- slowed substantial
Increase In business despite the loss
of South African raw materials aud
claims that Berlin is becoming recog-
nized as strong competitor Of
Antwerp and Amsterdam in this
field.