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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-05-24

VISAKIO RUDA, (Mafi.
jampoles apskr.). .Visakio Rn.
dos apylinkeje yra daug be.
zemiq ir mazazemiQ, klrie
daugiausia uzdarbiauja mis-;
kuose; yra ir 8 lentpiuves
Visakio Rudoje, Juroje If Da.
mbravino, bet darblninkq or.
ganizacijos nera jokios. Lent.
piuves dirba nuo Z ligi Z val.
o kartais If daugiau. Moka.
ma labai menkai pagal darb.
davio malone. Masinos labai
prastai aptaisytos, dviem dar.
bininkam nupiove pirstus
kreizas neva uzdengtas, BET
nezzinia kodel uzdengtas taip
kad gall nupiauti ne tik pirs.
tus, bet If visa ranka.
Labai butq pageidaujama
tureti eia Darbo Federacijos
skyriq, bet socialistai gasdi.
ma, sake, jei JUS Darbo Fede.
racija steigsite, tai mes ikur.
sine "profesine," +" reiskia ge
riau nedarykit nieko nei JUS
nei mes, lai sau darbininkai
vargeli vargsta. Mat kick ru.
pi socialistams darbininkq
gerove.
Draugai darbininkai dau.
giau domes.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-05-24
GELEzINKELIAI SUMAzINS TRANSPORTACIJOS
LESAS

WASHINGTON, geg. "a
N6ra jokios abejon6s, kad po-
karinis pramon6je krizis A
merikoje jau baigiasi. Ia
liudija tas faktas, kad prezi-
dentui Hardingui patarius ge-
lezinkeliQ kompanijOs sutlkc
sumazinti prekiq veziojimo le-
,Sas. Siandie tos kompaniJos
dirbdina jau plenus-
Pramon6s ekspcrtai visas
laikas tvirtina, kad uz siau-
GianGiq brangerlybe daugiau
siai kalti gelezinkeliai, ty. ge-
lezinkeliQ kompanijos, imam
clos auk$tas ratas uz preklQ
veziojimQ.
Pereitq SeStadieni gelezm,
'keliQ kompanijQ ved6jai buvc
pakviesti i Baltuosius Namus
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-05-24

Tenai jiems pagaminti pie,
tQs. Tenai prezidentas Har,
dingaS padav6 jiems keleta
sugestijQ.
If tuojaus po to kompanlJQ
galvos parinko speciali komi.
teta il Siam pavede apdirbti
plenus apie transportaclJos
l6Su sumazinima.
Tas komitetas, sakoma, Jau
susisiekes su tarpvalstijine
komisija If kuoveikiau imasi
darbo.
! zinovai tvirtina, kad taS
transportacijos lesq sumazlnl
mas bus laipsniskas. Ir uzsi.
tes CANA ilgai. Teeiaus re.
zultatai bus puikps. Ateis cis
tikrai visq laukiami gerieJ
laikai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-05-24
MIsIJos IR NEATsARGU-
MO AUKA.

ROKIsKIS, Gia buta Tevo
Kazimiero. Misiju pasekmes
zymios. Net kelius metus uz-
sale slinke prie klausyklq,
kaip pasakoja vietiniai gy-
ventojai. Ant sventoriaus pa
statytas misijoms prisiminti
kryzzius. Dieve duck, kad jis
nors kick sulaikytq zmoneles
nuo girtuokliayimo.
- Emu gatye, veza nabas-
ninka. Tai neatsargumo au-
kas Radutej rasta bomba II
bekrapstin6jant~ ja plyso, is
tekSdama zingeidQ neatsar-
guoli. 0 jau subrendes Wy
ras.
Lietuvoj stebuklai. kau-
mas jau pavasario marskiniuo
Sc, 0 Gia sniegas tebebaltuoja
laukuose. zmones dejuoja del
pasaro~trukumo. Ma, kan gi
tick arkliu is Kauno gabena
II Latvijon state.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-05-24
SOLMTA AP|E 800 SINh-
FEINERIg.
Airija, geg. a.

BELFAST, Airija, geg. "a
Po iVykusiq tomis dieno-
mis- skaitlingQ zmogzudyseiQ
Ulsterio provincijoje, Sios
provincijos yaldzios parody
mu visame kraste suimta apie
300 sim -feineriq, kurie busia
mternuoti. Jie kaltinami u
nuolatini kraujo liejima.
Nezinia, kokios gall but to
suemimo pasekmes.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-05-24
NAUJAs GELEz1NKEL1s.

T.. <
KRUKIAI, siauliq apskri-
clio. Balandzzio 25 d. i Kru-
kip miesteli, 5 val. ryta atejo
is Joniskio pirma karta kelei-
viq traukinys. Tuo traukiniu
atvyko visa gelezinkelio komi-
sija, kad iskilmingai atidarius
traukiniu jjudejjina siauruoju
gelzkeliu tarp Krukiq ir Jo-
niskio. Prie atidengimo daily;
vayo svedip i valsciaus i
miestelio.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-05-24
UNGAR1JA RINKs1s !
KARALIU.

BUDAPTsTAs, geg. "a
sio menesio pabaigoje Unga-
rijoje ivyks atstovq parlamen
tan rinkimai. Naujas parla-
mentas susirinks birzelio II
diena. Pariamentas, apdirbs
konstitucija if isrinks kara
liQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-05-24
BUVUsI IlGPERATORIENE;
ISPANIJOJE.

MADRIDAs, geg. "A. Is
Madeira salos cia su vaikais
atvyko buvusioji Austrijos
imperatoriene zita, kurios Wy
ras mire tojje saloje.
Ispanijoje jinai labai iskil-
mingai priimta.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-05-24
sKANDINAVIJOs oPINIJA
APIE GENOA KoNFE
RENCIJA.
Laikrasciai pasidaline tue
klausimu.

STOCKHOLMAS, geg. "a
= Skandinavijos opinija, ap-
lanai INFANT, nusistatusi, kad
Genoa konferencija nepavyko,
Socialistq gi laikrasciai tvir-
tina, kad Europos valstybiQ
pastangos susiartinti susibu-
re tan punktan, del kurio daz-
-niausia pakyla didieji karai.
Taigi, Europos valstybes
pakelia tuos visus senuosius
R1ausimus, kurie veda neis-
vengtinus karus.
Lloyd George laimejo.
SvedQ liberalu opinija ypa-
tinga. Jie tvirtina, kad Ge-
noa konferencija tikrai uzka-
riavo Anglijos premieras.
Nes tai nepaprastas EMO
gus. Jis vienas suSauke eko-
nomine Europos valstyblQ
konferencija. 10 paklause su-
virs 80 valstybiQ.
II tai jis padare ne Euro
pos rekonstrukcijai, tik savo
parlamentarines pozicijos SUI
stiprinimui. Ir isdalies jo lal-
meta.
Reikalingas S.. v. dalyYavimas
Editorialq rasytojai parel-
ska, kad visokios ekonomines
konferecijos neduos geistinQ
pasekmiQ taip ilgai, kaip il
gal j tas konferencijas nein-
els Suvienytosios Valstijos.
Neziurint tn visq trukumq,
dauguma laikraseiq tyirtina,
kad su Rusija visgi Europa
susitaikins prekybos klausl-
me. Mes bolsevikuose aisklal
matomas palankumas veikes-
Mai taikai
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-05-24
NEzINoMAs JUoDUKo
LIKIMAS.

IRWINGTON, Ga, geg. "a.
IseWilkinson apskrities ka-
lejimo goveda issvilko juodaa
kalini, uznere jam ant kaho
viirve ir nezinia kur jis nu-
veztas automobiliu.
Juodukas> buvo teismo pa
smerktas miriop " baltos
moteriskes nuzudyma.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-05-24
NEBUTA REVoLIUCIJos.

VIENNA, geg. "a. Anot
gautu ziniq, Bulgarijoje nebu-
ia iokios revoliucijos. Fix a
maiden ivykes menkos svarbos
polleijos su komunistais susi-
kirtinlas Sofijoje.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-05-24
BoLsEvIKAI ITAL1JoJE.

GENOA, geg, "a. = Boise
vikai delegatai keletai dienQ
ilgiau apsiliko Italijoje. Sa-
koma, tue laikotarpiu busian-
ii sustatyta Rusijos-Italijos
ekonomine sutartis. Tchitche-
rinas, be to, turi reikalp 81
vietos firmomis, kurioms bus
duoti uzsakymai
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-05-24
'plNIGQ KURsAs.

j. l - I +
svetimp saliq pinigp yerta,
mainant nemaziau 25,OOO dol
geguz, % d., buyo tokia pagal
Merchants Loan 3 Trust Co.
Anglijos sterl. svarui 4.45
Prancijos 100 FRANKLY 9.15
Italijos. 100 lirp $50
Vokiecciiu 100 markip .33A
Lietuvos 100 auksinq 1894
Lenkp 100 markig .O2
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-05-24
LENKU KARE1v1AI.

LAzDIJAI. Balandzio 20
d., i Lazdijus ateio, pereje de-
narkacijos linija 6 lenku ka-
revival. Jie visi limo Ulanp
pulko, kurie dabar stovi> Au-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-05-24
MAzINAMAS KAREIVIU
APMOKEJIMAS.

WASHINGTON, geg. "a
Senatas nubalsavO panaikinti
karo laikQ algQ mok6jima ka-
rininkams ir kareiviams.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-05-24
" z
Ziniios is I.ietuvos

'gustave- sulig jju nurody-
mais, jie esq Vilniaus guber-
nijos gudai. Jie esq zeligov-
skio sumobilizuoti, bet doku-
mentuose uzrasyta, kad jjie sa-
vanoriai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-05-24
LIUTAs PAsPRUDo, BET
sUGAUTAS.

BUFFALO, N. Y, geg. "a.
Gia is cirko perstatymo
laiku pasprudo vienas liutas.
Miesto gatveje sugautas If i
yarytas narvan. sakoma, SUI
Z ''zzeides dvi moteriski.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-05-24
NUsKENDo 1o2 zMoNEs.

BREsT, Prancija, geg, "a.
= Patikrintomis ziniomis, su
garlaiviu Egypt nuskendo
1O2 zmones.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-05-24
BO|Sevikai AtsidziaUgia SavO
KOnuniZmu
GRAzINA HAONEMS NUOSAVYBIy TEISES

kuotos revoliucijos laikais
Bet jie gall isigyti naujas sa
vastis.
Be to- valstieciams teikia
mos privilegijos. Mes pasa.
kyta istatyme, kad tie Wis.
skaitosi visais laikais teisetais
savininkais tQ zem6s plotq
kuriuos jie Siandie apdirba.
Jei kartais kurie valstieciai
neiSgali visos savo valdomos
zemds apdirbti, tai leidziama
tq zeme atiduoti nuomon
dviem metam. Su kai-kurio-
mis- i$imtimis kommoje gyve-
nantiems valstieGiams leidzia-
ma samdyti darbininkus ze-
mes apdirbimui,
Giriasi nuveikimais.
!
BolSevikai valdininkai gi-
riasi, kad jie tue savo dekre-
tn atlike didelius daiktus.
Grid, naujas istatymas sia-
ndie gall pdtenkinti ir Suv.
ValstijQ vyriausybe. Grid, j
to pageidavusi, kad uzmegsti
pirklibinius rysius su Russia.
Ir sake, kad tai jau esq
aukSSGciausias bolSeviku valid
dzios nusileidimas. Toliau sa-
vasGiu klausime j stov6sianti
Sio\ istatymo pozicijoje!
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-05-24
LAv1NAMI VARToTI> GIN
KLUS.

Chicagoje kai-kuriu banku
tarnautojai iayinami vartoti
ginHus, kad apsiginti nuo
'plesiku.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-05-24
ANGLAI RAGINS JAP0 :
NUS APLEISTI SIBERIA,
RYTOJ PARLAMENTE
KALBES PREMIERAS.
Nesmagumai su Prancija.

LONDONAS, geg. "A. -
Parlamente kalb6jo vyriausy,
lies lyderis Austen Chamber
lain. Jis kalb6jo premiere
Lloyd George vardu. Prane-
Sc, kad Anglijos vyriausyb6
artimiausiomis dienOmis pa
raginS JaponijQ kuoveikiau
apleisti Siberijq.
Sake, kad JapOnija dave
zodi Washingtono konferenci-
joje, kad TRIUMPH laiku j ap-
Ieisianti uzimtus Siberijos
plotus. Delto savo zodi il tu-
ri pildyti- Tai j zadejo gir-
dnt visam pasaliui. Taigi,
turi irodyti, kad jos zadtp-
mas n1ra tuScias.
Nedalyvaus konferencijoje. .,
Chamberlain paskui prane-
Sc, kad santarv6 tur6jusi slap
tus pasitarimus apie vOkieclQ
karo kriminalistQ baudimq.
Bet tn pasitarimQ rezultatQ
nepasak6.
Premieras Lloyd George
Hagues ekonomin6je konfe-
-renciioje pats asmeniSkai ne
dalyvaus, sake Chamberlain.
EkOnomin6s konferencijOs
klausimu vyriausyb6 skelbla
m6lynajQ knygQ. TuO paclu
klausimu rytoj parlamente
kalh9s patsai premieras-
lTeciaus nei jis, nei premie-
ras neduoS atsakymO ] karo
kontribucijos mOk6jimO pa
kIausimuS. Tai bus padaryta
30 antrojo finansQ biliaus
skaitymo parlamente.
Svarbus momentas.
Rytoj Anglijos parlamente
laukiamas svarbus mOmentas.
Be premiere kalb6s dar ir ka-
TO minist. Sir Lamihg WOr-
thingtOn Evans, pirmasls
premiere asistentas buvusiOje
Genoa konferencijoje. Jedu
abu atsakys j visa ellie pax
lausimu if kritikQ~
Premieras pageidauja, kad
Genoa konferencijos klausl-
mas nebutQ maiSomas su ka-
ro kontribucijos klausimu par
lamente. Del to jis praSys
parlamento tn dalykQ nemai-
Syti.
Be kitako bus leista parla,
mentui aptarti Prancijos nu,
sistatyma, kuri skelbiasi veik
sianti patti viena, jei Vokietl
ia iki birzelio l d. neatmoke.
sianti reikalaujamos kontri
bucijos.
Anglia daug susirupinus
Prancijos pasielgimu. Ar tlE
nebus paliesti abiejQ SaliQ ge
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-05-24
ORAS

CHICAGO. siandie ne
pastovus oras; pramatomas
lietus; maEa atmaina tempe
raturoje.
The Washington herald., 1922-01-24
OFFICIALS FLOUT
LAWS OF DISTRICT.
DECLARES KELLER
Application of Federal
Statutes Ignored, Says
Commissioner.

Col. Charles Keller. Engineer
Commissioner Of the District, in
addressing the Midcity Citizens
Association last night at the Thorn
son School. Twelfth and l. streets
northwest. pointed to the Federal
government as 'lawiess in respect
to the rights OF the District 1T
Is surprising" said the Commission
er. that great government should
break the very laws II expects It's
people to respect"
Reference had previously been
made by the Commissioner to GER
tain officials Of tho Federal govern
ment who openly defied the law.
Local application of certain Federal
statutes was ignored, he said, when
pressure by the District was
brought to bear on Federal officials.
Col. Keller also mentioned the
apparent Industry of the Board of
Education and the school heads In
seeking to have the Commissioners
deal extensively with their prob
lens" 1T Is impossible to give
all of our attention to any one sub
ject," the Colonel said. There are
other material matters which must
be met"
A. ]. Driscoll. president of the
association, in tina mixing the En-
Eineer Commissioner on behalf of
the citizens, said: Propaganda
which has gone forth from the
District Building through the ef-
forts of one or two men, who prob
ably were disappointed in getting
what they wanted, has tended TO
act as drawback to school ap-
propriations. These men are now
gone from the District Building,
however"
George Shinn. of the Thrift Week
committee, spoke briefly to the as
ISOLATION on the importance of max =
ing a will.
Two resolutions were offered and
adopted. Russell H. Young, chair
man of the streets and lights COM
mittee, read a resolution expressing
the appreciation of the association
to the Commissioners for their
promptness in placing the isles of
safety" around Thomas Circle. Gill
| bert L: Hall, chairman OF the law
and legislative committee, offered q
resolution disappearing of the SEN
ate bill which has to do with the
fiscal relations of the District and
the Federal government. The Sem
ate bill-which calls for an appro-
priation of $4,000 900 for the build
| ing of houses in the alleys Of
Washington and erection of school
| buildings-was favored.
The Washington herald., 1922-01-24
HlBERNIAN BOARD
HITS ARMS FARLEY
A. o. H. Leaders Assail Naval
Reduction and Four-Power
Pact as Peril to u. s.

Condemnation of the four-power
pact, and the naval reduction pro-
gram. as proposed by the arms con
ference, was voiced by members of
the national board Of the Ancient
Order of Hibernians. in a resolution
adopted in the final meeting Of a
two-day conference held at the
Raleigh Hotel yesterday.
The resolution asserted the arms
conference proposals were contrary
to the ideals of America and would
jepordize the integrity OF the coun-
try.
The board also voiced disapprovaI
OF cancellation OF debts owed to
this country.
Terming the recent victories in
Ireland as "a step toward the crea-
ton of the Irish Free State" the
organization declared the treaty es-
tablishing the fresh Free State will
be adjusted in charity and harmony,
and that the people of Ireland will
soon be able to take their rightful
place among the nations OF the
world
The Washington herald., 1922-01-24
First Division Society
Plans Branch Here

Plans were laid for the organi-
zation of a Washington branch of
the First Division Society at a
meeting in the Munitions Building
yesterday. Purposes of perpetual
ing the comradeship of the divi-
sion were suggested by Col. Roose-
welt. Gen. Frank Parker, Col.
George c. Marshall. jr.. aid to Gen.
PershinE, and Capt. S. Coulter.
Lieut. Maurice s. Stevenson is
commander of the society. WILDER
s. Pestell, vice commander, and
Sergt Earle G.. Pooshaugh,- secre-
tary. Work on the division monu-
ment for this city will begin
May 1.
..uolkgd 'Asa.. 10 sIoI sui krId
IIIm sddISuY ssIIBqO .uolusl1v
IelIdsoq 10 pesu W sIsqusW OF
solAIes ssIJ suIAIs 10 ssodInd sul
IoJ 81 uopBzIuBSId sqL lusTuol
sIdmsL uBIulkd sul ls uoslsioos
-sy soIAIsS tBlIdsoH 9ul 10 ,Ususq
sul doJ '6lsIooS soueInssv uoIul
IBuonBN sul "a pslusssId 90 IIIA
leql GpeWoo IBoIsnW sql s! ..'slsQ
-ol-da 'uol6BQ pusIsAsd sqLy
The Washington herald., 1922-01-24
IF YOUR NERVES
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Indigestion, Failure to Sleep,
Distress in Stomach Are the
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When your system is under
mined by Overwork or worry,
when your vitality is lowered.
when your nerves are on edge.
and the least eXertion tires YOU.
when the food you eat causes
you distress then you are in a
rundown condition and need
something more than good reso-
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again. You should at once start
on a course of Tonall because
Tonall Is a tonic system builder.
1t tones up the whole system,
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That is the reason why Tonall
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exhaustion. depression and when
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ent herbs, roots and banks
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nature. You will be surprised
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Tonall is sold at all of Peo-
pies Drug stores. The Tonall
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The Washington herald., 1922-01-24
ship SUBSIDY PLAN
PROVIDES PROFIT
FOR OPERATORS
Chairman Lasker Ready
To Submit Details to
President.

Chairman Lasker has complete
q plan for an American ship subsidy
and It is ready for presentation to
President Harding today.
The important feature of the plan
IS that 1t provides for a reason
able profit" for ship operators.
while Lasker said he did not wish
to discuss details Of the plan. ne
admitted that It established a limit
to profits which could be made by
operators. and that the first burden
of earnings would be placed on the
Indirect subsidy import duties,
tonnage allotmcnts and mail sub
ventions.
Lasker further said that the plan
is TO have the subsidy administered
by the Shipping Board under the
direction of the Secretary Of tho
Treasury.
The plan takes the British cost OF
ship operation as standard and
seeks first to equaIIZe the differen-
tial between the American and
British operating cost, and then goes
further to provide the reasonab le
profit. 1t is on the provision of a
profit that Congress has indicated
its intention to balk. The reason
for the forecast OF Congressional,
opposition on this point is the con-
tentlon that ship operators can sim
ply sit back and draw their profits
from the subsidy rather than from
their own energetic efforts.
The committee to discuss the mat
ter with the President will include
Lasker. Shipping Board Commits
sioner; Meyer Lissner, of Los An
geles, and four experts represent
ing the different interests which
helped to draw up the plan.
The Washington herald., 1922-01-24
CITIZENS DEMAND
RATIO TAX SYSTEM
Committee viii Oppose Dis.
trict Appropriation
Bill.

Washington citizens will fight the
District appropriation bill. expected
to be reported to the House this
morning, before the District Com
mittee Of the Senate.
Action to this effect was decided
upon yesterday by the joint citi-
zens' committee meeting in the
Star Building. The committee also
expressed its opposition TO the pro-
posal of the Senate to abolish the
ratio system of appropriations for
the District.
In voicing opposition to the pres
ent appropriation bill the commit
tee declared the cutting methods of
the House committee, coupled with
the heavy cutting employed by the
Dawes budget committee, had re-
duced appropriations for the Dis
trict for 1928 to a negligible basis.
The committee asked that Con-
gress establish definite ratio sys-
tenn for appropriations for the Dis
trict. They asked that this ratio
be established on the former $3.50
plan, but declared themselves in
favor of perhaps a 60-4o ratio in
preference to the proposal to abol-
ish the ratio system entirely.
Theodore w. Noyes was elected
chairman of the committee to sue
coed the late Henry E. +. Macfzr-
land. The committee includes rep
resentatives OF all city organiza-
tions. d. J. Callahan was elected
secretary of the committee. Other
members Of the committee present
yesterday included Col. A. S. Worth
ington, Corcoran Thorn and Z. +.
Colladay.
The Washington herald., 1922-01-24

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using. Mark the absence of the viscous
film. See how teeth whiten as the film
coats disappear. The mouth, left in
alkaline condition, also feels refreshing.
You will,want these effects continued
when you know how much they mean.
Go get the free tube and see. Cut out
the coupon now.
The Washington herald., 1922-01-24
Charles W. Morse's Case
In Hands of Grand yury

The investigation into the activi-
ties of Charles w. Morse, ship
builder and financier, in connection
with contracts and dealings with
the United States Shipping Board
Emergency Fleet Corporation, was
begun yesterday by the Federal
grand jury.
The investigation will probably
take several weeks to complete.
Morses interests are said to be in
terlocked with large number OF
other business concerns. and the
procedure will call for many wit
nesses and numberless account
books from concerns which are not
suspected of violating the law
The Washington herald., 1922-01-24
ALEXANDRIA LODGE
HOLDS HONOR NIGHT
Three Masons Receive Certifi.
Gates of Honorary Men,
bership.
THE HERALD BUREAU

\. =. DOniphan.
I27 King Street
ALEXANDRIA,. Va. Jan. 23.-Ar-
drew jackson Lodge of Masons col
ebrated honorary night" at the
Masonic Temple tonight, in honor
or three members. Afterward a
banquet was served by Martha
Washington Chapter, No. ~, East.
ern Star.
Certihcates of honorary member
snip were presented to Edwin IL
oBrien by William Lewis Allen.
who was raised December .. 1869.
and worshipfuI master lS75-lS77: to
Edgar Warheld. sr.. BY Chester Ar.
thur Gwinn, raised January 90. 1877
worshipful master IS79-lSSI and
1Sss-lSS9. and district deputy grand
master. 1SS3-1SS4: to Charles II,
Callahan. by John Elmer Timber
man. worshipfuI master Alexandria
Washington Lodge. 19Os-l9lI: dis
trict deputy grand master, 1914. and
grand senior warden of the Grand
Lodge of Virginia.
The seventh annual banquet of
the Baraca Bible Glass Of the First
Baptist Church will be held tomor-
row night at 7:30 o'clock in the
Westminster Building.
Police powers have been con-
ferred on II. Melvin Devers. clerk
Of the Police Court. and Mr.. Devers
today was presented with badge
No. 10.
The Alexandria Trades Council
has adopted resolutions indorsing
Senator Claude Swanson for re-
election. They set forth that his
vote has always been in favor of
measures for organized labor.
In the Police Court today Pierce
Allen, whose auto and one driven
by Miss Mildred Finnell collided
Saturday, was acquitted of improp.
er driving.
The Washington herald., 1922-01-24
Sister Contests viii
OF Dennis w. McGratk

Frederick Stohlman and Henry w
Sohon were appointed yesterday by
Justice Hoehling in Probate Court
as collectors for the estate of the
late Dennis w. McGrath, who died
last October and left an estate
valued at more than $4,000. Bond
for the collectors was fixed at
sG5, 900.
Mrs. Deborah higgins. Of Bone
steel. 5. Oak. sister of the deceased.
attacked the tcstamentary capacity
of her brother. who was 81 years
old. and charged undue influence by
some unknown person and improper
authorization OF the codicil at
tached.
She was left $500 in the will.
The Washington herald., 1922-01-24
Needs $4,000 for Aid.

Tho Washington branch of the
Travellers Aid Society needs $4,000
to continue it's work of looking
after the helpless who come into
the Union Station. Letters out
lining the work and problems of
the society have been sent to
potential subscribers, but no finan-
Cial drive" is contemplated. Tho
work of the society is maintained
by the voluntary contributions of
Washington residents
The Washington herald., 1922-01-24

graduated in 1876 as president of
his class. He later practlced law
In Illinois and South Dakota before
going to Holt County. Nebraska.
He served in the Nebraska senate
and was elected to the House of
Representatives here In 1898, serv.
Ing continuously since. He is a
member of the Masonic order, the
Elks and the Odd Fellows. Repre-
sentative Kinkaid maintains HE
residence in Nebraska at ONeilI and
resides in Congress Hall Hotel in
Washington.