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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-31

Be aanter, bpor be bar fine 9ern. Ger
Sc Napnet a ben @p, ipm Sc brugte at
bape fine, iaa leier be mco ipGnbt Sns
tcresIe og tror at fad ie noget fra fine
esne.
Sea bar beiparet mango nnSerliae
SpsrasmaaI MI / Sonmer. Sc bar
ipurat +. gr., bpao er Iariaseu. at be
f.utter at ifripe bierr. Sa ieg flinbe life
finpe andre @rinoe END Den, at Oct q
bare 2isesbIbisbeo. % jog trpr, bet bar
BET rette Spar. 90 bet er moi itpst, at
tcre life ifriper n % onocn Sang til
bcres aamIe ublibte SorGIore euer en-
aammel froerpgget Nor iom bar iiot
buarpt for bere, Sa bere bar imaa. Sa,
ionbeIia, oct CT en- for Stam. Seq troes
DC, lea bar en- af BENT Tom life itrep ofte
not. @een MI bar jog fln1oet iib uuset
onoet % bet iom cr barre. Saa M
bill lea iiee til ale. iom lrier bette Stbts
te: Strip biem os iper8 biu Nabo, ON
ban bar ifrepet biem. hptS life. iaa gier
set itrar % gi9p De @nmIc MI, meoens
Sc Ieper; tbi bcres Sage CT ianife life
ioa ana Ga truf bare ira Sen Sag
% Shruo, ba bin gtoocr Irrte Dig BET
4be Suo. 2Gs oct pper cn8ang % ie,
on bar eiort. fom BET itoar. Hei, life
bu, iom bar CLIENT binr 8amtle Sorrls
Gre, % life eneang pil IoNe pem here
fra Sio. Sbi beres Soutcr er mango,
"a bu Iisaer benz pda 8iertc cuoni %
oItip. Sfrip hicm os hsr, bporIcbes Oct
itaar til meb bin Sar, Tor % Ssifenoc.
aan bu siere mere p9 &c trrnger bet
= iaa eier BET itrar; TIL leg pcb, Oh
Tan. Set cr bare bin %iIic iom trGns
ges.
"a bette er Ell gsn fra mango. Ser
ben og Oh bill albrig an9rc Oct. Set
foar p9re NOT at bette MI; men ies Ifal
Sremtioeu PLACE De ~liacapIbi9e meS
bette, inbtiI SC fan padsrc %. Sd, bette
err MI nit Iaal % ieg itnI life sipc op
iao tibliot. Seq taffer "SccorahsTos
fen" for set Spalteriim sen atocr mic
% iee bar alt Jet ct Sreb tontnlc bio til
Soften fra en- Tom life bopNc Itrcpet
hiem paa 27 Nar. Seq iii CT fra banr
boa fannie Sib. os ban i%ortaItc, at ieQ
bar gariaacn /, at ban itrcn, "a hat1
bapbe Ipit mine Stpttcr / "Secorabs
Soften.
Sa Bette er nit iibitc Vrco fra go
ten, tafter ica bere for Scunc CONNER,
90 mart far ica trrffe bcrc / II. g. q.
SilNit Ell SiIicn til SotcnIa8ct, Srnnc,
al Torae 90 ale 2rierc % @cficnott
/ gmerifa. 90 iii DEM / Nor8c, ipm lr'
Ter bisic 9inicr, bill ies iiac mango Sal
for alt scSt bere bar bepiit mig | Soms
mer. 90 iaa paa @ienIrn mart!
SilIut cr sc billet fro NcrcS rrbsNi9c
u. &. ScnSppl.
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Sra 30, GeIemarfen.

gs Serreb2itrre bar MOB 5 Stenrrner
pebta9et, at Ss WooIo9 bor 2op til at
portage BEN noritsOouite Suitriptiou
paa BE ilte airtetIoffer / 80 &irte. Snbz
Itriften er mi uobIg9et. Ser bar SrpQt
for, at &Iofferne efter benne Nebfart
piIpe tobe / 2no. Rcu BET oiIcr iig, at
life ion CT SiIfrIoct. Ian fan life
merle no9eu S~oranbriu9 i 2nSeu MI o.
for. Sen norifsOauItc SnoItrift paa
alottcrnc Loo: "aalber ica til airtemsbe.
tolner ie9 til 90 De bebe, ultib er ies
Serrcus Solf, naar ban jamie bill lit
Soft"
Sen eanlc traoioncIc "SonIotpaten"
bleb ferret / Sommcr efter at bore
bort9Icmt / mango Nar - paa Scr9eus
bereo peb So5heint.
%eo S~pnIoftiber bar @iifpp StebIen
Der / SO Strife % bplbt SiiitaS iamt
WeSie.
Hurif 9onSes 90 SnrdabrlieerIag bolbt
Iarsmsoe / 2unoeberab ben 23be %
24be Sum-. SIanpt DC, inm hplbt Salcr
unoer Ipoet, bar ben banife Soltcting5z
mnto Nil5 Sreoriticu. San bolot Ell
oob Sale pm Susmnnbsbcprgelicn
Sanmart. Sm Snelbeu ben 24be bar
Der Set / bet npe Spriamlingslotale
"2unScpon9" paa Sierpamoen. Seit@
talcrnc blep bolbt at Stolcinipetter So
rum % SoItetin9smanb Srebritieu. 90
rlm tulte ON SntaabrueerbcnGgelieu.
Srebriten ubtaltc Iopenbc Orb ON Ncr9e
oe ON bet norife Solt. SaIeren bIcp
bierteli9 bplbet.
Olaf g. Ssibs, Sen til Sfrrbber
@ben Sfielbrco, CT auiat 'ont Scrrebss
fasicrer / gs fra lite Suli. Gen mic
SerrcbsfoSicrer er en- Rano | 30sIars>
aIbercn. Sau bar tihligcrc rrret r1eo |
BET %fpntmuraIe 2ip % bar rrrct Setre@
tor / 2i9ninesnGonbcr, aommrncrents
ior, Sorretnin9sfsrer / Sroriattcrin9s>
raubet, Serreositprcrefercnt NJ. NJ. Sat
bar Sc bebite 2oporo for at prrc eli bpgs
tia % iumpittigbebsfulo Wano.
@eo BET norbiifc 9onics % Spiacs
m~anosItepnc / 8riitiarin / SuIt lit @ins
milf s. Sor9en fra Ss en- at 6eritcs
prrmierre / Glbite alasic for n~atipnalt
Sclcipil.
timber ct Gtepne, iom SeIcfpIfet fris
Inuoc ltnooomsIag bolbt / @icrpcn lite
90 2ben Sllli. bar Der aapIeit pda Selc.
Sprfiel Saueruo bIeb oa tiIbeIs Cub
mcbaIien. Set er ferite Sang Den er
blet ubbelt. 6albor Irlano ira Sars
eonaer ft Grtrupr9mie for iint % felcls
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-31
.Sfrcia st., Cftrc Sotcm.

Seq f1nr pn itriper min iibite Strie
rcIic ira Soteu, oa Chen Iaffcr MOB
Gfiteocn. Seq bar III bGrct nriten ooer
opcr belle |eitre og gitre Soten % life
at forglcntme &c berlisitc 9bgoer, pad
8eiie. ga, ieg refer ga BERTHA Sen
14be Sttober % pil bn naa II. g. q.
pmfring lite Hobember. ga, set er %
hor prret en- IiSt triIt CONNER. meqet
Rean % foISt. Gi babbc Slib % Sue
Ter Sen 1Sbe Sept. Sen laa / flerc Suz
&c, % iiScu bar oet pPret tolSt % @inz
tercn toumter piit snnitc mart. Sa,
Sfllrpnneu er bd iua pmtrent fGroie,
men @oteterne er / Sorben enbnu, oa
set er ganitc nteget so ube enbml, iaa
SC trruger nof me9et 9pbt Seir enbnu
for at Hare SeItarbcibet.
IA, al iiGlone gipbeocr bar lea nGiten
iutet at bercttc; tbi 'tulhe ica inaffc ON
olt, bIcn scr for mcgct, iaa Ri fnar labe
ret bcrlitaa. Seq ital "a 9ipe en- ges
i~fripcIic al min Silbaeereiic. naar ieg
fonmer biem iii 5icfion. q. 3. Seq
har hupt ct i%almiuoeli9 irtteresiant @cz
iea berooer; Far opfriitet mango samIe
@inNcr, ps N Sing er, at onLiea leper
90 bar SiIien, Hal ieg after ic Horge I
1926. S6i en- ianbau Meiie CT barb me-
oet. Seq bar ~truifet mango uf mine
Stolctamcrater. OF al SiIeber bar ie9
tneet libt oper 700 iiomrer, iaa set err
poiaa en- grinbring, Tom er pRrb at baz
DC. Oa bois Oct bapbe uGret Ell fin
CONNER Der, babe ieg bapt BET bpbbeIte
al Silcocr. "Secorabs Yoiteu" er NOT
en- ouo @irit for % Der | Horse. 90
leo pil iiac iii berc | Tmerifa, iom bar
bapt for Elf life at ifripe Sicm iii
Norgc: Tag oere ianrmen % ieub "Ses
corabs Yuiten" og "Seb Irueu" biem icut
Ell Sulcgapc. pg sc tror NOT life ielp.
hpor itor @lrbc beu bill eisrc. Geo ier
bare Den Npis iea faar. Den aaar ira
Wanp iii Iano. iii ben or ilibt no. %
ale I9ier 90 Ter, ON bet er npsct ira
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-31
Breoe ira norges Bygder og Byer.

lloeao flere Bigger. & ben ieuere Sin nor
a 'p9el19 o9 boebc paa Stabrt peb
6riltiania.
SrpfI.
Ter er llSii9t til, at Ser tou bIipe
aofllt9 Ssmmerbrift tI @interen. Sibz
lte Var bar Der / Somnuireifooeue ,Ibz
oreoet 10000 aubitmeter meS 10000
Srorer | Hettoubbptte. Spr Garets Srift
er Der ubblintet $4,000 @ubifmeter.
oorflnloo halo normal Srift, forfeit poa
De torltlelige Iaer. Srpiil Stoocierz
torentns bar fsr / Sgit iolot 10000
alottfneter p9 III nbli9 $4,000 efter en-
Yris az Str. 1850. Seo De olcreSe
toretagne SaI9 er man tommcn pp / bct
pobbelte al 6ioraarets 0rift, iao llbiios
tcrre for Nrbeibslipet er sbctnbeIio lnicre
ero De bar ifipr.
6or Ell Sio iiben, BEN 29be @llouIt.
baobc DC Ell isrseIie SiluIpttc / SnoSen.
6orfattereu Soen Norcu tisrtc ian,meu
meo en- ScI andre Den male Sci poa
Rltlloen noroouer fra Sno6nabcn ON
Soelecn. Set bar Rorens SiI, 90 han
leln tlprte. San babbe netop tisbt 8iIer.
'aa ban feIte Jig uiiftcr % tisrtc berfor
me9et lanaIornt. llubcr gattcu roocu
hunoreoe gtetcr rorpcnior airteu CT Ser
Sotn9 / Seicn. % / ben beie Sanb ifar
StIen I'D % Git rlrot uSoocr Den 4
geetcr bsie Stprtnin9 Iige / gIocn. Bog
banoler 6aloorietb blcp orGbt. % Sc
andre lit itsrrc eIer miubre Sriioner,
men tomrer Jig llbeu @ari9 Wen. Soen
Woren ut bruttet ct Bar 8ibbcu, men or
MI oppe igien. Ioren to9 zig iprrt nrr
al bet. San tisrtc ioa ioriiatie. iaa han
bar belt uben StpIb / llIpttcn, Ser for
flares peo at 2piet fra 2p9tcnc 9it for
bstt, iau Seiboneu bIeo bortc for ham
| Sptn9cu. Salporietb bar / 80 TurS
Iloeren. Sau por ~oprinpeIia fra Glue
run1, men brep SoabanbeI / SrbiiI. San
efterlabcr Jig Suitul % ire Barn.
SisurS Tcrsaarb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-31


EninbeIt9
fort nteo
pc Sulez
,polutter
tntrpffes
t Seres
elf euer
St.OO.
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1928.
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ereS Be-
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DhcS poa
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norris
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Gafonita oe Camilla.
Siiturien ont &palo Imnnoicus to
Nciebarn.

Scer,en er Ealmehopen | 8rano
Sotel, og iom mar, ioa oite gisr,
naar man penter, benpttcbe iea Get
liabeoen til at ihtberc mine Snlgl'
pelier, Ifriper $. "Iitenp."
2ige operfor mig faO Ell merfelig
@ruppe. 30 Barn, rmfring g. %
t2.MarsaIoeren. Gen lille ligncoe
nprnteIt en- Gineier, oe sen iterre bar
cit Slaqs @ifimp.S fisrbco. Serren
% 0amlcn, icm Dor rreS Dem, Dor ab.
iolllt al sermanif eGtr nngeliacb'iif
Stan1nle, % BOG bar Sorboloet mel
lem oe fire n9rmcit iom Sar, Wor cg
Barn. ellie bar s%ienipnlig meaet gla'
Sc / bperanore. Sc prate6i lot pua
GngeIif o9 iaa libt paa @orI.. Oct
ilog mig meb ell Gang, ut be! u!aattc
ppre Ioalo Imunoicns Slciebarr %
oereS nplig anfomne ameritan'tc
Yleieior9lbre, % ia Ionben iierne'
De fla liot fra 8rupper, bar oct mig
itnuiIig at befiGmpe SournaI;iter, %
ieg fit Sa9 paa bant:
"%llnbifplo mig" ia6oe ieh Ger life
Sc 70 Smaapiger gmilnoiens Elcic'
barn?"
so, set cr &c." iparebe ban megct
penlig, ia enbba iaa nenlig, at icg
tit Wto6 iii ct Sperqsmaal, Tom bar
riimiteret / min Sierne, lige iiben ieG
herte ON sc TO Barn, og iom ieg pe0
bar riimiteret / mange andres Sier'
ne / Horee.
"&an De iiee mig, bporfor / II.
berben s(mlnoien tog be to imaa meb
fig ipoober og iellbte Dem bib?"
"iSpprfor?" iplirgte ban iorbauiet,
"bpub anbet funoe han gisre?" 90
iaa fortalte ban mig Siitorien, iom
leg her aienaiper:
"Se peS, oa "Iat6" forIoS Some
/ 1920, bar ser fi,n fire Wano ONT
borb, Imlnoien, @iitins, Sperbritp
% Slonfin, oa iaa BEN samle @ifi.
mofpinbe Warie, iom ifulbe bore
aof. "Waio" font life Longer enO
til libt geit for Gait Gape, Sibirien,
bbor oen maatte opcrpintre. Iarie
bleb ina % maattc ienoes ilanb, %
npgle Snbfsbte, iaofalote Siiiitiier,
blep engaseret til al biGlpe meo Or
beibet. Gn af bisie, Gocot, fom Ell
Gag til Imrnoien % ipurgte, ON
ban maatte faa fri ct Yar Gage for
of aaa og bente no9et. San fit fri,
% treble Sagen berpaa, tent paa 81.
termiobagen, fom ban tilbage meo e,
Gaffe, iom ban trob3 aulben LOS Zig.
&c lIoenfor paa 9llgrl. Slonfin font
roset efter iio paa GPffet, opbageSe
gaffen % iaa iii lin tore Sorbauiel.
ie, at Den rsrte fig, % beb l1noeriss
gelie bite oct fig, at BEN inoebolbt ct
tibet Barn. Imlnoicn beorbreoe set
itrar bragt inb / aabptten, oa 90
Haffen blep aabnet, msbte oe ct isr.
geligt Spn. Gn libCt Hige, men in.
tet anbet ems Sfiro % Ben oa Gin.
oct frpgtelig tilrebt AZ Grem % gam.
mel Sfiot. Sun iii itrar Wa6, o.
berpaa blep bum orbertlie poifet. Sun
blep pubret oper belle aroppen meb
grpeOitionens bebite Del oa berpaa
imulrt inb meo @iitinss Yatentmebis
Gin moo ane G~aanoer, en- glanbina
at Si9re o. Serpentill. Saabon an.
fom dltiaa Gafouita til "Wauo". oa
meb Here iterfe W9no til at pleie oa
paste iis bleb bum mart fpif on friif
igien. Sun blep Ell liben SolitraaIe
paa "MmIo" % porcoe flo inc / aaes
Sierter. Set bite JIG iaa, at Wobe.
rem bar 500 noale Wanneber flor.
peien, % iom oct iig bsr % bsr | sc
0rnSfa 49, So ,,,,Aox 6S..o ~--
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Suaen Sppebpine 35 Mar. Sr

g. 81. Berg / Ben5ance, Saif., ifri'
Der: Seq bliper mart otti aar CANT
mel. Sor So Mar iiben leo ieg for'
i~arbeligt al Sopebpine. Seq ifrep
eiter Ell grsbeiIaife al Or. Eeters
allrifo, % benne Webiein flirereoe
mig fulbitGubigt. Seq bar albrig
bapt nogen Sopebpine prro at tale
ON iiben. GlIrifo err hleuen Dor fate
Susmeoicir, og bi niloe life gierne
bore ben ~foruoen." gn Gang bri,at
bliper bette llrtepr9parat ifattet %
antaget iom Samiliemebicin. Oct
iplgcs life al slpotefere, Sor gnfelt.
beber ifrip til Or. Yeter Sabrnep &
Cons 60, 2501 @aibinston glpo.,
Gbicaeo, ST..
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-31

eIrstningr % Sepner biemme | 9lorae ster
Sanmlr! bill frtie flor prts pda ar uluotcge
"Teccrabspofien % Yeo Grnen". auH $500
adret.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-31

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|bGups.
foberi
! Sor.
I Ser.
fe bar
ienbt
|renitl.
Rgrant.
mia og
|fieai9e
! flor
n ntali-
. 5000
Rorlillt.
. Stii.
D Sol.
|psfage
| Sore.
logien.
eie,,t /
item" /
Her ogs
| mango
iell0t
The Washington times., 1922-11-10
RABBIT CHASES
H00TCHH HOUND
OFF HIS VIGIL
lit Up" Bunny Leads Dry
Agents to Moonshiner's
Home-Aids in Arrest.
By International News Service.

RICHMOND, Va, Nov. 10.-The
story of drunken rabbit chasing
a "hootch watch dog" at moon
sinners still was told here today
by prohibition agents following
their return from successful
liquor raid a few miles from this
city.
Despite the vigilance of the
hound, the officers walked up on
the moonshiner while he was pre-
pairing to assemble the parts of the
still.
Searching underbrush on the
banks of nearby creek for hidden
parts of the Illicit plant. the Off,
GERS came upon the rabbit drinking
"swill slop."
The rabbit left off drinking and
dazedly made for the dog. With a
series of yelps the hound dashed
through the woods to the home Of
his master. followed in close pur-
suit by the rabbit. according to
the officers.
When the officers arrived at the
farm house TO allow the moon.
sinner to change his stained over.
alls for other clothing before taking
him to Jail. they found the dog
curled up under the steps OF the
Kitchen The rabbit was nowhere
to be seen.
The Washington times., 1922-11-10
Oracle WILL SUIT Is
DISMISSED BY COURT

Chief Justice Mccoy Of the Dis
trict Supreme Court today signed n
decree dismissing the suit Of Mrs.
Constance Setback Oracle against
her son.in law. Dunbar b. Adams. of
New York, in which the former
sought to establish the fact that
her daughter. Mrs. Edith Oracle
Adams, had left a will naming
plaintiff as her sole beneficiary.
The estate involNe ed approximat-d
500 900.
Mrs. Gracie's son.in.law. represent.
ed by attorney Enoch A. Chase.
claimed that under the laws of New
York he was entitled to the estate
of his wife and furthermore lie.
ciared that the existence Of a will
as claimed by Mrs. Oracle had not
been established. A jury in Circuit
Court No. ., Justice Hitz presiding,
recently found in favor of the
defendant and attorneys Hannis
Taylor and Hannis Taylor, n.
appearing for Mrs. Oracle, noted an
appeal to the Court of Appeals.
The Washington times., 1922-11-10
JURYIND|CTS
T|GHE IN DEATH
Of ia. CURRAN
Man Charged With Staying
Shot Husband and Wife.
She Recovered.

The grand jury today returned
an indictment against Joseph NJ.
Tighe. forty.five years old, charging
him with first degree murder.
Tighe. ii is alleged. shot and
killed James A. Curran, a neigh
Dor, on the night of September 30.
last, while Curran was cleaning
his automobile in front of the Cur.
ran home.
Hard feeling had existed between
the two men for several months
prior to the shooting.
Tighe was returning TO his
home on the Rock Creek Church
road when Currans dog sprang mt
him. Tighe is said to have drawn
revolver and fired five times
Three bullets took effect in the
body of Mrs. Curran who sought
to shield her husba nd. She re.
covered, but her husband died in.
stantly.
The Washington times., 1922-11-10
GIRL S|NGER|S
|N0FFENS|VE
ASAPROD|GY
Marian TaIIey, Unlike Youthful
Super-types, Is LikeabIe
Youngster.
ssrtsor,osAL krvs sttI

NEW YORK. Nov. 10.-Marian n
Talley. fifteen.year-old child prodigy
from Kansas City, whose voice as
founded directors Of the Metropoli-
tan Opera House at hearing there
on Wednesday. is not just the pos.
sessor OF an extraordinary" or
marvellous" voice. She is very
definite and a most pleasing per-
sonality.
She Is a simple. unaffected girl
with long yellow curls and a fair
skin. Her eyes are well set and
blue. and one feels that smile Is
lurking there.
Surprised at Game.
A few days ago she was just
little Marian Talley from Kansas
City, who went to Manual High
and helped her mother after school
when she wasn't at her husic les
sons.
Now she is the most talked-of
child in New York and n possible
great artist Of the future. She was
surprised today upon opening her
door at the Great Northern Hotel
to find a line Of newspaper re-
porters and photographers waiting
for her.
She was also a surprise. and q
pleasant one, for the average child
prodigy is no JOY to interview. She
greeted every one with smile, talk
ed and posed for pictures without a
trace OF vanity or affectation.
She wore simply made dark
frock. a round velvet hat and tailored
coat. Her stockings were heavy
ribbed. her patent leather ties fiat
a heel and rounded at the toe. She
gave one the impression that she was
dressed very much as girls OF her
age should be dressed. simply and
comfortably. She said:
"I have always expected some
measure Of success with my voice,
hut never dreamed that II would be
anything like this. owe most NJ II
to my mother. who is also a music
lover and has guided all my studying.
Continued on Page 2, Column 81
The Washington times., 1922-11-10
RAIDERS
CAPT TURE
CHILDERS
De Valera Narrowly Escapes
as Free Staters Seize His
Principal Aides.
R, snterps tIonai News Service.

DUBLIN, Nov. 10.-Erskine
Childers and Seamus Robinson
two of the foremost military
leaders of the irregulars, were
captured by Free State troops at
Wicklow today.
Eamonn de Valera narrowly
avoided capture.
1t is understood that an "irregu
lar council Of war" was being held
when the Free Staters made a
raid.
Childers commanded the irregu-
lars who seized the cable stations
on the west coast of Ireland.
The Washington times., 1922-11-10
FRAZIER WINS SENATE
RACE IN NORTH DAKOTA

FARGO, N. d., Nov 10.-Lynn
j. Fraziet. Non-Partisan Lacquer
and former governor. running as a
Republican, has defeated j. F.NT.
O'Connor. Democrat. for the United
states Senatorship. the Independent
Voters Association, which backed
O'Connor. conceded today.
O'Connors early lead Of nearly
%. 600 had been cut this morning to
7s3, with precincts now reporting
beinp. two and three.toone for
Frazier. The vote on 1,717 pre-.
cincts out Of 2,13s is:
Frazier. S5.2s2; o'Connor, s6,015.
The Washington times., 1922-11-10
GOVERNOR ]. A. o PREUS
REELECTED IN MIMI

MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi. Nov. 10.
--Govevnor J. A. o. Preus. swept
into Office by the Harding land.
slide In 1920 with a plurality Of
about $4,000, was reelected with n
margin of about $4,000 votes over
Magnus Johnson. farmer.labor csndl.
date. latest returns today indicated
The race was In doubt until this
morning when. with 3.1S5 precincts
out Of 3.4T9 reported. the figures
showed Preus had 2S6,s56 with
johnson trailing with 269. .656.
Indrheus, Democrat. polled 1855.
The Washington times., 1922-11-10
AVIATION FIELD CHIEF
FREED IN FRAUD CASE

TAMPA, Fla, Nov. 10.-Capt. w.
r. Maynard. former commandant at
the Carlstrom aviation field at
Arcadia, Fla. charged with having
defrauded the Government by
manipulation OF payrolls, was found
not guilty here today at a prelim.
mary hearing before a United States
commissioner. and was discharged
from custody.
The sudden termination Of the
case came as a surprise, as the
Government yesterday asked a con.
tinuance because of the absence OF
important documents. The defense,
however, objected strongly and the
case went to trial. concluding early
today.
The Washington times., 1922-11-10
FIVE ON MANILA STREETS
DIE OF TUBERCULOSIS

MANILA. Nov. 10.-Five persons
died on the streets of Manila recently
Of tuberculosis. They were all Fill.
pinos. Although the Anti.Tuber.
culosis Society estimates that so per
cent of the native population is
affected bv tuberculosis I'm the
provinces and not less than 10000
have the disease in Manila. the Gov.
ernment cares for but eighty patients,
half of whom bear their own ex-
penses at the tuberculosis hospital
on the outskirts of the city.
Five dying on the streets has
aroused a temporary interest in the
situation
The Washington times., 1922-11-10
THIEF WALKS OUT OF
JAIL WITH MECHANICS

NORRISTOWN, Nov. 10.-warden
Feliman, of the county prison, re-
ported to the police that Adam Was.
kiewicz, alias Frank Welsh, twenty.
one years old, escaped from prison
yesterday.
II Is said he got away when me.
chanics engaged in the erection OF @
building departed. He was sentenced
for larceny. A posse Is searching for
him.
The Washington times., 1922-11-10
Stray Bullet Hits Woman.

BARRE. VT. Nov 1o,-A stray
bullet. believed to be from the rifle
Of n hunter, entered a window at the
home OF Mrs. Edwin NJ. House. Of
waltsfield. while Mrs House was
telephoning. The missile clipped off
two OF the woman's fingers. fractured
her jaw and finally lodged in her
shoulder.
The Washington times., 1922-11-10

OWNERS
PETITION
Justice Siddons Refuses to
Issue Order Against
Commission.

Power of the District Rent Com
mission to reduce rents was upheld
by Justice Siddons in the District
Supreme Court to-day, when he de-
MED the application of Felix Lake
and the Chastleston Apartments
Corporation for a restraining order
against the rent board to prevent
rent cutting in the apartment
house.
The court also denied petition for
an injunction against payment Of
the lowered rent by tenants.
Decides On Board.
Justice Siddons held, in his Or
der. that no principle of law is
invoked to sntitle the plaintiff to
the restraining order.
He declared also that the con.
stitutionality of the rent board.
which was questioned in the plain.
I'LL . was llndllN SttNlcu
the famous Hirsh1Block case. ..
The action of Justice Siddons also
settles the right OF the commission
to fix valuations on rental property.
The rent board Iset a valuation of
81, 900 900 on the Chastleton.
The application for the restraining
order was made through Attorney
w. Gwynn Gardiner. while the ten
ants were represented by Robert IL.
McNeill, who lives in the Chastleton.
Tenants Of the Chastleton will meet
tonight in the assembly room of the
Thomson School, Twelfth and l.
street northwest, to organize a solid
defense of Justice Siddons action
when the case goes to the Court of
Appeals.
Tenants Organize.
Following hearing of the case yes.
terday. a number of tenants, headed
by DIR. n. w. Bartram. gathered in
room of the courthouse and organ.
lied as a committee to bring together
the tenants i'm a compact body, ITO
the end that the best possible defense
Of the present proceeding and to the
appeal from the Rent Commission s
decision to the Court of Appeals may
be made
In a notice sent to all occupants
OF the Chastleton apartments to.
day, the committee stated that "the
cost of presenting our defense in
both matters will be nominal, COM
pared to the Importance Of our in.
terests and the consequent loss II
the defenses are neglected"
I'm addition to the financial loss
we will sustain. your committee
feels that II is our collective duty
to support the Rent Commission.
VA matter of justice and princi-
ple." the notice stated, and that
we owe Il to the Rent Commission,
which has shown n determination
to do us full and exact justice, to
evince our appreciation and sup
port OF its decision in an organ.
lied, public way"
Ruling Affects Many.
Serving on the committee with DR..
Bartram are T. q. Smith. Elsie Har.
man, Miss A. n. Van Meter and Mrs.
Grace Derhart.
The decision OF the commission In
regard TO the Chastleton affected
hundreds of prominent Washingto.
mans. including Congressman. diplo-
mats, business and professional men.
The Washington times., 1922-11-10
POWERS
To DEFY
7 URKEY'
Announce Firm Policy While
British Fleet MobiIizes for
Threatened Clash.

by international News Service. I'd
SMYRNA, Nov. l0.-FOur thou
sand Armenian Christians have
been killed. In the vilayet OF
Smyrna and 5000 more are miss.
ing. il was reported today BY the
committee Of bishops which has
been investigating the plight OF
Armenians who took refuge here
after the Greek defeat. The Ar.
menian losses In money here total
$4,000, 900.