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The Washington herald., 1922-01-25
RULING FORCES
TENANTS FROM
R STREET HOME
Rent Commission Grants
Eviction Writ Against
Anderson Family.

Mr.. and Mrs James Anderson
must leaye their rented apartment.
second floor of 1914 Il street north
west.
Eviction by Mrs Isabelle White.
owner OF the property, was au-
thoriZed by the District Rent Com
mission yesterday after it was
shown that notice had been served
on the tenants to vacate within
thirty days. and that they had not
contested the order. as provided in
the Ball Rent act
Charging that the service has
been reduced to such an extent as
to cause 'tnconvenienGe." since the
rents have been reduced by the
Rent Commission, fifteen tenants
of the Rockingham apartments.
1917 Rhode Island Avenue north
west. yesterday filed complaints for
damages with the commission
against the owner, Mrs. w. Minnie
Armbruster.
Claiming that $50 monthly rental
on apartment No. see in the Ala
bama at 2O15 y Street Northwest
is exhorbitant. J. W. Young, ten
ant. complained to the Rent Com
mission against the Washington
Loan and Trust Co.
Charles Bentley filed complaint
with the commission against Will
liam Glover. owner of a house at
1916 New Jersey Avenue from
whom he rents the second floor,
stating that $50 monthly rental is
unreasonably high.
Robert Mullen entered COM
The Washington herald., 1922-01-25
ACCOUNTANTS GIVE
DIVERGENT VIEWS
ON DISTRICT BILL
Auditor Donovan Urges
Amendments, But
FavOrs Measure.

Establishment of a board of ac-
countancy for the District Of Co
lumbia was discussed before the
Senate District Committee yes.Sr-
day afternoon by accountants rep
resenting, various states.
Proponents OF the Gamer bill
proposing to establish a board in
the District to correspond with the
boards in forty-seven states, de-
clared that Washington is the only
city in the union that Is not pro-
tected by a law of the kind pro-
poSeu- opponents OF the measure
Of ,he orosav,. s,,.,o,,, go adyocated
as a remedy the massage OF national
lepisIa,ion
-
o' ANN
Danlel j. Donovan auoltor OF the
DIstrlct' representing the CoIhIiIs
sloneEs' supported the oiiI anu pr
nteu brlel askihS th"e a"he .n'i
i.11' De mace 10 the -
ing persons I'NIhs IN enc
hu uHdote 10 pass .ne -, 80
l,alohS lor aScoui'a al - D;s,rict
~. ,ls a .I- tIiiS Ci,,ir Saryice
..Sa,,f,ety,s
~ ,-, Nan .,
,,,o,..I,,,. phio ,,nnorted the
.,.r-',,,o1,s 49,, h.. knJitor non
-, - r,I,,,ested the committee
H. nrotsc, m rcnutation of tho
Certified nubIic accountant.
William r Anderson, connected
with the National Association OF
Public Accountants with oinces ~
w ashlnSton, spoke IN opposi''oh :.
the bill, which he declared was ho'
effective. Anderson adNocd'eu III"
uonaI legislation.
Association Gives Certificates.
The National Association of Pub.
liz. Nccountapts the Testimony
sho,,.aJ r,ro,,idoI lie ,,,cr,bcrs win
certfttcates showing Them to be Ger.
tifsd nubJic ,ccountants for a fe,
Of sIs af,er the apnIicant mr. mem.
ber had met certain requirements
Of the association
Witnesses aDnearinnr in behaIf nj
the IerisIation charged that tn,
local institution or association had
issued those certificates To mon whC
The Washington herald., 1922-01-25
SECRETARY NELL ON OPPOSES
USING DEBTS TO PAY BONUS
Disapproves Marketing of Allied Securities
With u. S. Guarantee.

what financial consequences the
soldiers bonus would entail and
what added burdens II would inevi-
tably place upon the country"
On the most conservative esti-
mates" said Mr.. Mellon, the cost of
a soldiers bonus in the first two
years probably would be not less
than Ss5o.oO0. 900. This would neces-
state additional tax levies to a
corresponding amount during the
same period. The taxes already in
force are too onerous for the coun-
try's good and are having an unfor-
tunate effect on business and in
dustry.
'(The field OF taxation. moreover.
has already been so thoroughly COW
cred, owing to the extraordinary
revenue needs growing out of the
war. that II is exceedingly diff
cult to discover new taxes that
could properly be levied to yield
as much as $3.50. 100000 within two
years. In these circumstances.
should Congress determine to adopt
the policy of paying soldiers
bonus. ii would become necessary
to impose general taxes on broad
SAdSStS VI UT
in order to pay il. For such taxes.
in their nature of wide application,
much might be said as substitutes
for existing taxes, but the treasury
would hesitate to recommend them
as additional taxes, except to meet
some extraordinary purpose"
Burden Goes to Taxpayer
Mr.. Mellon points out that no
indirect means of financing the
bonus could make it any less an
expense that will have to be borne
in the long run by the taxpayer.
Thus it would be futile, as well
as unwise," he says. TO attempt
to provide for the bonus through
the use Of the principal or interest
of the foreign obligations held by
the United States or through the
sale of any such obligations to the
public"
The Washington herald., 1922-01-25
Doctor Robbed
While Ill in Bed
Unkind Thieves Get $40 From
Pocketbook of an Army
Patient.

DR.. Il. Il. IIedding. an army pa
tient at the United States Public
Health Hospital, 1850 Wisconsin
avenue northwest. was robbed Of
$40 in cash while confined in bed
suffering from Inflammation q the
throat and lungs. His empty pocket
book was found in a suitcase.
An automobile belonging TO Julius
Lazerow, 627 Four-and-a-half street
southwest, was stolen while parked
at Fourteenth and ID street south
west, yesterday afternoon.
A pocketbook containing articles
valued at 500 was stolen from an
auto parked at Ninth and q streets
northwest, yesterday morning. The
valuables belonged TO A. n. Ray
mond, sI3 New York avenue north
west.
Plumbing and furnace tools and
several large pieces Of pipe valued
at $50 were stolen from the store
of Anthony p. Bovello at 3s2 Flor
ida avenue northwest
The Washington herald., 1922-01-25

Burdensome additional taxation to
yield sS5O.OOO.0OO in the next two
years will be necessary TO provide
the initial payments of a $4,000, 0o0,-
900 cash to former soldiers, Secre-
tary of the Treasury Mellon asserts
in "a reply to an inquiry by Chair
man Fordney, of the House Ways
and Means Committee on the finan-
cial outlook of the government.
The proposal of Mr.. Fordney to
finance the bonus from the sale of
the refunded war obligations of the
allies, Secretary Mellon condemns a.
futile. improvident and unwise. He
disapproves of the plan TO market
for any purpose with an American
guarantee, the allied securities as
proposed by the President several
Months ago.
Must Cut to Avoid Deficit.
That the government must cur
tail expenditures 100000, 900 in the
next year and a half. to avoid a def
cit of that amount, without taking
the bonus into consideration, is the
conclusion of an extended analysis
of the country's financial position
which Mr.. Mellon presents to show
The Washington herald., 1922-01-25
LOng-Moncure Wedding.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES "a. Ian.

FREDERICKSBURG Va. Jan. 20.
Miss Caroline Cla-kson Moncure.
daughter of former Sheriff and Mrs.
r. c. j.. Moncure, sr.. Of Stafford
County. and Willie Jones Long. OF
Roanoke Rapids. n. C., were mar
ried at historic Aqua Church. IN
Stafford. Saturday evening. The GER
emory was performed by the Rev.
J. l.. TAYLOR. The wedding music
was rendered by Miss Baseler, OF
Fredericksburg. on the organ. accom-
panied by Miss Msrye Wheeler. on
the violin. Preceding the ceremony.
Miss Myrtle Wheeler. of Falmouth,
The Washington herald., 1922-01-25
POLICE TAKE FIVE
IN NARCOTIC RAIDS
Batter Way Through Iron
Barred Doors i'm a
Final Effort.

smashing through the iron barred
barriers at $40 Armory place south
west, early last evening police made
the nth arrest of the day in the
campaign to rid the District OF H.
licit drugs.
The entire headquarters narcotic
squad broke through the door of
the Armory place home They ar
rested three occupants, two of whom
were later dismissed. Julia Edelin,,
colored, 81 years old. was charged
with violating the Harrison mar
cotfc act. She was taken to the
Fourth precinct station.
Police say they had obtained sew
eral sales from the negress. After
lengthy search of the house they
discovered a quantity of cocaine
hidden under a mattress.
Alleged to have sold cocaine TO a
government agent, Frank ]. Corbett
"a years old. steamfitter who gave
his address as sos Ninth stree,
northwest, was arrested. Police
say they found twenty tubes con.
tanning 20 shots of cocaine in his
room.
said by police TO have violated
the narcotic act for the third time,
Marie Clark. cOlored. 237 Virginia
avenue southwest. was arrested
early yesterday morning and taken
o the Foruth precinct station Po-
lice say the two former cases are
now in the hands of the grand
jury.
The raids and arrests were made
by Internal Revenue Officer Ra-
kusin. Headquarters Detectives
saunders and Evans and Precinct
Detectives Berry and Mansfield of
the Fourth police station.
The Washington herald., 1922-01-25

sang ''oh. Promise Me- accompanied
by Miss Baseler. with violin obllgsto
by her sister. Miss Marye WhS41-
The brides only attendant w2s her
sister. Miss Virginia Buchanan Mon
cufe. as maid Of honor. DR., l. n.
Long. brother Of the bridegroom. was
best man. and the ushers wenafew-
Is Moocure. jr.. Sam sneed and NJ.
l.. Long. The wedding was wit
messed by a large. number Of rela-
tives and friends OF the contracting
parties. Following the ceremony a
reception and dance wss rendered the
bridal party at the homo Of Mrotbd
Mrs. Moncu-e, near Garrisonviile.
After bridal trip Mr.. and lts.
Long will reside in Roanoke Rsp,ds.
The Washington herald., 1922-01-25
Marriage Licenses

Unless otherwise specified all the follow.
ing applicants are from this city,
Carl b. Williams, -. and EnaIan v
KearnRy. 81. The Rev. IT. T. Downs.
Frederick 4. Dawes. &c. and Inez Z
Nelson. %. The Rev. +. L. Moore
Willie ". Foster. q. and May Brown, 20
The Rev. T. z. Davis.
Edwin G. Evans, 80, and k.,e NJ. Wood
-. The Rev. g. r. Neitzey.
Fnnk &. Purdy. %. and Helen G. ives.
ley. -. The Rev. Z. A. Hannah
Charles H.. Evans, o. and Josephine C.
Battle. -. The Rev. c. II. Wesley.
Frederick VI. Tobias - and Georgetts
NJ. Ochsner. %. The Rev. =. Y. Cavanaugh.
Robert Z. Burch. 20. and Elsie W. Nc
Ham. %. both Of Middlesex County, Va.
The Rev. ]. E. Briggs.
Michael A. Foley. 26. and Lucille E
RaIPy. %. The Rev. c. T.. Wheeler.
Henry kubec. 81. and Florida A. Allen.
81. The Rev. G.. G.. Chappell.
George Williams, II. and Clarabelle Haw
Sins. Il. The Rev. T. Parker.
The Washington herald., 1922-01-25
W0nien's Board Names
Nominating Committee

ROCKVILLE. Nd. Jan. 24.-At a
meeting of the executive board OF
the Montgomery County Federation
Of Women's Clubs. held at the home
Of Mrs. G. G.. Hane. at Alta Vista.
nominating committee to select can
didates for officers to be elected at
the annual meeting in May was named
as follows: Mrs. George v. Chan
dler. chairman; Mrs. Eden ]. Harris
horne. Mrs. Milton Bancroft, Mrs
Frank Schafer and Mrs. l.. w
Darby.
The board unanimously voted 10
admit Janet Montgomery Chapter,
Daughters OF the American Revolu-
ton. to membership in the fedora
ton.
The Washington herald., 1922-01-25
THIEVES AGAIN ROB
CLARENDON STORE

CLARENDON. Va. Jan. 24--Early
yesterday morning thieves paid their
second visit In six months to the
store OF A. l.. Reinberg. located In
the electric station. Entrance was
gained by forcing a side window.
About $40 in cash and 1000 cigars
were taken.
Sheriff Clements has a good de-
scription furnished by the telephone
operator and expects to make arrests
within the week.
The Washington herald., 1922-01-25
WILL SING AT RECEPTION

OF entertainment which will be presented
Pennsylvania State Socetys Gov William
C. Sprou of the Keystone State at the New Willard Friday
night will OF vocal selections by the Aeoian quintet,
of Allentown The songsters. photographs appear
above are: Left right W. Morrison. S. W. Unger. c. w.
Reiner, r. c. Reese and w. Porter.
The Pennsylvania Society making elaborate plans for the
obanabe from the Keystone State has
been invited to homage to their governor.
songs will be rendered by Mrs. Lillian Hunsicker,
weknown soprano soloist who has c the
stage singers will be Representative
Fred B. Gernerd.
The principal address will be made by Gov Sproul and
inrcducons will be made by Representative M Clyde Kelly
president o. the society
The Washington herald., 1922-01-25
Bill Seeks Enlargement =.
OF Rock Creek Park

trict Committee. introduced bill
yesterday proposing to enlarge Rock
Creek Park.
The park, according to the meas
ure. is TO be extended TO point
known as Klingle Road Valley Park
and to another tract known as Pincy
Branch Valley.
1t is proposed to appropriate slsS.-
500 for the Islingle Valley property.
and s237.700 for the Piney Branch
tract.
The Washington herald., 1922-01-25
Virginia Man Is Injured
When Machine OUerturns

Pinned beneath an automobile when
1t overturned after colliding with an
other machine at Twenty-first and
Pennsylvania avenue northwest short
ly before noon yesterday. Thomas
Brodrick. SO years old, of Cherry
dale. Va, was severely injured about
the body and arms.
He was rushed to the Emergency
Hospital. The overturned machine
was operated by r. G.. Whaley, 1749
s street northwest. who escaped in
jury. The colliding machine. police
say. was operated by p. w. Winfree,
1922 Fourteenth street northwest.
The Washington herald., 1922-01-25
ARLINGTON SHERIFF
is PAID UNDER $4,000

CLARENDON, Va. Jan. 24.--Ar-
linGton County is securing police pro-
lection for a nominal sum. accord
ing to the statement of Sheriff A.
c. Clements at the meeting of CIar-
endon Citizens Association last night.
During 1921 he received from the
county salary of $1,000, while fees
totailed $500, a portion of which
must be paid TO deputies for the
serving OF papers.
The Washington herald., 1922-01-25
Orange Lawyers Seek
County Attorneyships

ORANGE Va. Jan. 24.-E. II. De-
Jarnette jr. and \. Stuart Robert
son, two wcll-known lawyers of Or
anEe have announced themselves as
candidates for the position of Com
monwealth's attorney of Orange
County to succeed Judge A. T.
browning who on February 1 will
enter upon his duties as Judge OF
that judicial circuit to which he was
elected by the legislature.
The Washington herald., 1922-01-25

four terms. In 1907 he was elected
to the United States Senate to NIL
the unexpired term of J. II. Burton,
resigned. He was defeated for re-
nomination in 1912, although re-
ceiving the popular vote. He was
elected. however. in 1914. Senator
Curtis Is the present Republican
whip He resides here at 1880
Belmont road.
The Washington herald., 1922-01-25
Actress Injured bY Fall.

Falling down a flight of stairs In
the rear of Polls Theater immedi-
ately after last nights performance
of THE BluShinE Bride" Miss Thel-
ma Percy White. rs years old. a
member of ;he comptny. was severely
injured about the limbs and body
After being treated at the Finer
kcncy Hospital. she was removed to
her apartment in the Washington
Hotel
The Washington herald., 1922-01-25
Holds Alleged Assailant.

TufnInE upon Mike kamenos, a
years old. who conducts a shoe shin
ing Parlor at S221z Ninth street
northwest. a roomer in her home
9lS l street northwest, Mrs. Halle
Happ, IS years old. beat off an al
legged attack and held the man a pris-
Oner until police from the First pre-.
cinct arrived. Kamenos is being held
on a statutory charge.
The Washington herald., 1922-01-25

was born an q
educated in To-
pcka, Kans,. and
sim maintains
his resi- d e n c c
there. After leav-
ing school he read
law in Topeka,
later becoming
county attorney.
He was elected TO
the United states
House OF Rep
-. a -
The Washington herald., 1922-01-25
Mrs. Julia Bowling Dies.
FREDERICKSF

FREDERICKSBURG. Va. Jan. 81.
Mrs. Julia Bowling. aged 20. widow
of the late James f. Bowling. died
at her home in Stafford County Sun
day. after an illness OF six months.
Surviving are two daughters, Mrs.
J. b. Heflin and Miss Gertie Bowl
ing. and one son. Doffie Bowling, all
of Stafford County. and one sister.
Ms. Mary Emmons. OF FauQuicr
County.
The Washington herald., 1922-01-25
,A,,!!aDAGw
lZTe1lu7zs!.

seaa,vr s.,arles Gurus, % Kansas.
is celebrating his Gsd birthday an
niycrsary today. Senator Curtis
The Washington herald., 1922-01-25

plant against a possession notice
rendered by Blanche J. Kyle. owner
Of Dumbarton Court, 1857 Thirty
first Street, in which he occupies
an apartment.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1922-05-10
French Request
Peggy toQuit
France, Report
to Stay Out of Country
for 20 Years as Result
Of Chilean's Suicide,
Says Rumor.

Paris, May 9.--An amazing report
is circulating in high quarters in
Paris TO he effect that pesgy Hop
kins Joyce has been requested to
leave France and not return for &c
years. The request is said to have
resulted from a demand made by
the Chilean legation on behalf OF
Mrs. Errazuriz. wife OF William Err
razuriz, who last week committer
suicide at Claridge's hotel
Judge Merillon< OF the French ap-
peals court, father of Pierre Merillon,
Peggy's former fance, joined in the
appeal according to the reports.
Mrs. Errazuriz, mother Of the sui
eide, is said to have stated that
Peggy tried TO make capital of her
sons tragic death.
Judge Merillon is reported to have
threatened to disown Pierre II he
travelled to America on the Mature.
tania, on which Peggy is passen-
ger. So Pierre is leaving on the
Aquitania next Saturday.
All these statements which. are
flying about Paris absolutely lack
confirmation from any official source.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1922-05-10

treasurer, and James Corr OF the
Corr Electrical company and Frank
Haney Of the Haney Electrical CON-
pany, directors.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1922-05-10
Ten Motorists Fined for
Fast or Reckless Driving

Ten motorists were fined in Cen
trail police court yesterday morning,
Haste Gillian, 40s North Nineteenth
street, was fined $40 for reckless
driving, and these were fined for
Speeding: C. Blackman. 4l2l North
Forty-eighth street, SIS; H. Barn
schefel, 4l21 South Second. IS; B.
3. Dixon. 2o13 Underwood, S.; F.
c. Steinhieur, Harvard hotel, $l0;
D. c. Cofiard, 2604 CASTELAR,, IS;
Henry Matsen, 25ll Farnan, $40,
and impounding Of car for five days;
w. Morrowitz. 30l8 Sherman, ST; H.
W. Orr, so16 Pratt, IS; A. Neusl,
20e0 Cass, S..
no.'.'n, grocer. l02 North TWEEN
ty-seventh, charged with speeding,
"a q25 bond. .
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1922-05-10
Woman Accused Of knitting
Policeman Goes on Trial

Ruby Johnson went on trial yes
terday before jury in District Judge
Leslie's court charged with stabbing
Pa,rolman Robert Bowers on a
street car last April 8.
\ According to Bowers, the woman
spat on the floor OF the car and,
when warned not to do il again. she
leaped at the policeman with a
knife. One OF Bowers fingers was
almost severed.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1922-05-10
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1922-05-10
Rail Rates on Lumber From
South to Omaha Reduced

Railroad rates on lumber to Omaha
from Texas, Louisiana, Arkansas,
Mississippi and Alabama will be re
duced ~ to 4 IL cents per 100
pounds, effective June II, c. E..
Childe of the Omaha Chamber Of
Commerce traffic bureau announced
yesterday.
A similar reduction was ordered
by the Interstate Commerce commits
sion to Illinois and points east last
January. On the instigation Of the
traffic bureau here railroads con-
ferred with the Interstate Commerce
commission, then granted the same
reduction TO Omaha, according to
Mr.. Childe, who estimates the re-
duction will save from $4,000 to
$4,000 annually to builders in
Omaha.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1922-05-10
Talmsge Heads Omaha
Electrical Industries

{. II, Talmage Of the Western
Electric company was elected presi-
dent OF the Omaha Electrical Indus.
tries association a, the Chamber OF
Commerce yesterday. Frank 4. Sc
cord OF the Northwestern Bell Tele-
phone company was elected vice
president: Israel Loyett. city cleo.
trician. was named secretary and
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1922-05-10
Dog Hill Paragrafs
BY George Bingham -

The store a, Bound>> Billows was
discovered to be on tire Wednesday
morning OF this week. The damage
hv The danes was NOT heavy. but the
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1922-05-10
Eastern Stars Meet

Nearly 1000 members are expect
ed TO attend the three days session
of the 47th annual conference OF the
Order OF the Eastern Star of Ne
braska which opened yesterday in
the Masonic temple. Election Of
officers will be held today. A ban.
quct will conclude the convention on
Thursday,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1922-05-10

Fletcher Henstep's wife made him
take several doses of quinine this
week, and he says his head has been
rearing so he catches himself now
and then stepping out OF the road to
let cyclone pass.
Sle kildew opened the spring chill
season this morning. Until he gets
in practice he will have one only
every other day.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1922-05-10
Irish Prisoners Released

Belfast. May o.-Fiity republican
insurgents. made prisoners during re-
cent disorders At Athlone. were re-
leased from the A,hlone barracks
Saturday, il was announced yester-
day.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1922-05-10

Paul Vallembraso. Maurice. the dan.
Ger. and others admitted hear
ing the reports, bu, the American
consulate and embassy denied know
Ing anything about the matter.
II, is a ridiculous libel said
Henri Letellier, who is said to have
won Peggys consent 10 marriage.
Peggy will be back in June"
The Chilean legation is mute.
Mrs. Errazuriz has returned to Lon
don.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1922-05-10
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