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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1922-02-17
Or JAIL 0SAVEW NAME WAS BLACKAAIER'SPR PREY
WARRANT |SOUT
FOR ALEXANDRIA.
DIVORCE QUEEN.
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liviI at the time, the husband
states, with Mrs. John w. Smalley,
American Children's Aid Society,
with their child.
According TO the husband. Mrs.
Smalley and George Il. Weeds, his
wife's father, an employe of the
Postoffice Department. made false
affidavits with Mary l.. Baggett,
that his wife had been deserted
three years ago and had lived In
Alexandria for more than a year.
Evidence presented yesterday to
Civil and Police Justice &. G..
Duval, OF Alexandria, on which the
warrant was issued, shows that
Mrs. Wright declared her home to
be at 329 G street northwest, Wash
ington, under a sworn statement
made on November 20. 1920.
Told Judge About 1t.
81 appreciate. of course. that my
wife. Mrs. Smalley, and my wife q
father, George T.. Weed. might have
lied to BudwGsky d DAVIS, aer
attorneys, but | personally informed
the Judge, as well as her lawyers,
tHdl sut mao never llVGu thefe ana
that the fact could be easily
proved" said Mr.. Wright.
Judge MOncure warned me that
II | executed my threat TO have the
ease reOpened that he would over.
rule it," Wright states.
The threat to reopen the suit was
made by Wright after he had gone
to Judge MonCure and asked for
an Interpretation Of the decree,
which stipulated that the husband
was TO have possession of the child
reasonable part of the time"
Judge Moncure, who !ssIIed the
decree. refused to interpret what
was meant by a reasonable part
OF the time and warned me that
II / attempted to reopen the case
he would overrule it," Mr.. Wright
charged.
In telling OF his efforts to pre-
vent his wife from securing a d.
vorCe after he discovered that she
had filed suit for one, Wright de.
clared that he had been framed"
by Budwesky and Davis. who Sc.
cured his signature 10 acceptance
OF the suit.
The day l discovered that my
former wife had entered suit | went
Immediately TO Alexandria. / had
reason 10 believe that she would at
tempt II and in order to prevent 1t
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Davis refused TO let me see the
papcrs but told me that the ground
was inCompatibility. While in their
office a man, whom ! did not know.
came in.
This is Mr.. Wright Budwesky
announced, you have some papers
to show him The man then told
me that l had been sued by my wife
for divorce and left.
After he had gone Budwesky
asked me II would sign the routine
slip acknowledging that l knew the
suit had been filed. This I did, only
TO discover later that II was a legal
form accepting service in the suit, "
Wright states.
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had called at the clerks office a
number OF times over there TO see
II the suit had been filed
For more than two months be
fore the suit WAS actually filed l
had gone over. about once a week.
TO see il 1t had actually been filed
yet" Wright said.
ION February 7, 1921. / learned
that 1t had been filed by Budwesky
& Davis and l went Immediately
TO their office. Despite my effOr.s
the divoIc &c was granted thirty-th"e"
days later on grounds OF three
years desertion. The facts are
that we separated in April, 1920.
Her attorneys, Budwesky K
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Batik's Exhibited Here.

An exhibit of the ancient Batik
designs, the art of the Javanese. has
been on at the headquarters of the
National League OF American Pen
women, 1922 II street northwest,
this week. The exhibit comprises
design hangings, done by
Miss Laura Lee, of Boston, and eI-
hibitor in past years of the Boston
ri Society,
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BY II. NJ. H0RKHEIMER.

Copyright, 1899, by Universal Service.)
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. III
knew William Desmond Taylor in
timately. He was my friend and
it was to me alone that he barred
the story of his life. The public
should not judge William Taylor
as a gay Lothario.
They Sought Him.
He did not seek the company OF
women. Instead. they sought him.
Because of his personal magnetism
and charm, women were drawn to
him. I desire to emphasize the fact
that not one of the women men,
toned in this terrible affair Is in
any way connected with his death.
The hand that struck down VIII
liam Desmond Taylor is "A hand that,
in the years that have elapsed since
he came TO America from Ireland,
has ever pursued him and black
mailed him with threats of reveal.
Ing the dark chapter in his past
that I will now unveil.
Asked His Life Story.
William Desmond Taylor first ap.
peared In the motion picture world
At that time he was an actor with
the Vitagraph Company. Later he
came to work at my studio.
One day l called him into my Of
flee and said:
Tell me something OF your past
life and give me some instance in
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Right away you will notice the
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srn1c, ISIS.

TdGtin tGsiG biufon pafista bb.
til ia toista Iuttaion lifijoille, foS.
ia eli ole uGfpnpt pitfG1n aifaor
minf11lluiiio paiffafunnan u%itiiio
tGGlt1 MT fun on iopimaa oifoafin.
tln1Gn finn on jultri alfoneet los
fiaiien pitfGt pbbGt."
Wfe olemme object tGGlld 1t'cito
Piipid eriste,tDaG mlt1isto life
maailnlosta iultren lumimprsfpn
joboostu. YoStiofuon emme ole iao-
meet miifon p1irpiin. Glen oil post
fGpnpt foulltblloneello oSti, ioSio o.
Ii iofonilt poStin lopiille ETH nc
frfin meilpdt iltaiello fotiinio. III.
man onforon mDrSfpn J1lfecn, iofa
aIfoi 81 p1iipGn inolla ia feSti toiS
ia muorofolltto oil lltnto toiIin poi
foin alma is jolfoo pofitSti ia FIJI
fl tietGG fltinfo leme1Sti.
Seurofunnolliiisto toiminnoisto
ei tietG1fleni ole mitG1n eritpiStI
ferrottopaa patti cttd paStori
8ronffala pbG eoelleen fGp lrtonam-
me ferron fu~ufoiioeSia ioittelemos-
ia eiponfeIiumin paiitnaa. Soipolli-
iesti ban alma ipiipbD tesfuitoesIom-
ME pori pGiipGG ferrollo ioten noim
me f~ofoontito ionon GGreen nIeim-
pi1 fertoia postorin tGdllG ollesio.
8iime ferrallo eli belmifitrtn Is
paihp6, fun postorifnme OF t66IIG
fairnme mposfin %ieuraaipona pGiipG
nd postori SopoIon liofiemme pie-
roilemoan. Somon pGiapGn iItona
ioornoiipdt postorit allemerfitpn o.
iunnpIla. SfGipin puoli of mnon q.
Iiosia ie. ettd postori Sopold nil
pbi MISUNDERSTANDING oinoostoon
ponieitoilr, ioten ertine iaoneet ii.
laiiuiitta enempi b6nen fonsioon
%tiititstita, Spp iiitrefii oiafii iobtii
iiitd ettd ban baIuii motfnstoa pas-
tori 2ronffoIan mitfono p6dmoioan
Sronpoooiin.
@onet fiitofiemnne ppbodmnle
pastori SopoIaTle taaIla
fdpnnistGnne. SiimaIa, rafas tai.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-03-09

lunne min falliina, jotta Seeiuflcn
Sumalan SoianN Minnesota ia meres-
ia ustotte IDntinne anteefIi, m1benl
pi Ell lielltmme lunnoifii riitt1npt
fuin YpbGn Sumalan &aritian noe.
rem muooatls. Sinta OH fallism-
poinen taipaaSia, mitdGn t1m1n pa
rentpao ei iiella tlinneta eifG nil
t1Gn mllita iielumme llnastusbin-
taa bppafipta. SpptpfGGmme iiiben
mifG taitpaasia on falliSarmoilin,
mltuten emme iinne fosfaon pG1ie.
Whitta meresid on tainas aitfi foi-
file, Ell mitGGn eroitusto.
<uaalliiet terpeiiet peresiG
outllutta omistmpille lGbellG ia
forfona!
SO. @. @.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-03-09

usfon etta pmmdrrdmme iubteemme
pieneen fonluimmefin mis,G ,pol
mistetoan tpomic9id Snnlalan pei.
toiaralle. Sis faiffi, faiffi toimin-
taan ia Serron tpota aittamaan!
8erelld pestp,
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-03-09

ipaallinen Siamme, marnlaan pal.
fitiee teille ipoiauanne puolestmnme.
&ristuflen neri baaipain tunpisia
robtenemme ppptGG lpeljelt1 anteef.
Il ep1mufoipan fobtelumme ioboos-
ia. 9so Min. 2aulamme luaon See.
lltflen tonSia alma on faiffi roubais
ia @i mitfGGn buolet palma, 2lin
BON on Omaha e. Sc. $40.
&unlfaopos ApielG te Siionin tpt
tGret, lGbtefaa ltlos ia fatIofaa fu.
ningasta, 10 fatiofaa it'd rltunua.
lola banen Gitinid bdnet ri,,nan.
nut on bGnen bGGpGipdnaan ia 3D.
men ipoamenid ilopdimGna (aor.
S:11).
Sdsld Of f%uningos Salomon, io-
ia tupaa Serraa SSeeitsta, iofa ON
oitea raitban ia autultoen funinaos.
ga bdnen ditinid, toto SsroeIin
fanio, iotfa 9Gnen rullnnIipot me-
- F-H
rilell1 morttppri Iitf1n1.
p%erjantaino. Wutta muiffopn nIf1
olifin nGin oriantappuroilla rlrlnat
TIT ia meriienG ristine no1Iittuna
moriiomen fotona, min iiltif6Gn eli
plf1 bDli1G morliantaan, uaon nils
fo1 bonct iongen ibanafii Iaoronin
tlttfolefli, jofa on fuin fufoistis
Ioafiosia. So lima &ristufIen NOR.
iian, ibona, usfoipainen Siionin IN
tar, lofa naet itieii mltstofii, ipnnin
polttomafli ia fniffein rumimmaf-
il ibmiSten ieasio, ala bGmmastp
r%ltnniuttaii iiII6 ie orfin .iuuri yl-
j1lle lan9en otollista, ctt1 tinnem.
me itIemme Ipnnin, io%atonan ia
moailman repimGfii, ett1 tooeIIofiu
toptpp ianoa: nina olen m,sta.
Wtntto olf11mme fatielfofoon omoo
pDDDDftomme, moon ibailfoommc
ylIon ibuniilttta, eta ban on min.
FUN omcfiopilu metl1puitten iu,ifos
ia. Sos fltnin9as Snlomon pIiSti ia
tpffGii Sulamisto ient6boen ctts
ban oil min faiinis ia mieI4 fo;f.
fetn taitnein ibmisteu IoStcn ioufos.
la; min aripatfoo fuinfa poIipr r.
i1elnmdtt INTO toiipoalIinen ynfammc,
Serro Seeius, rofoStoo meit6 iiinS
ibanaSia badpumusio, ionfo ban OF,
moriiomcnio paaIIs Sol.
9atan fiblous-p6im6n6. Qan,Ic mt.
&ristifien moriion ala ia inisteIe
endd itiedii baibin mrumGfie'i iops.'
I'd etd ie rnmentau iimit YIj6n III.
'uaon meme ilnrri' icrm ollie.
no ftin oIet, fila gff6 on 10 iinut
tdpoelliiesti tounistomit @oIaotoIIo
ia fasteeSia. Mitd %labtemiicn taIee
ldboe I. o. Iiiotu,, omosto bp. :
bpppestaii 10 omista armosto III.
arishfien, ppbpps, Min psS. =,
femme baibin, iotfo 10 morIianio o.
bottoipot.
Mitf1tdS ipeIicune
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Stiff
@sbtabnla Sarbor, ..

tltniltta on tdGll1 ilmennpt ulcisia
fouliilapiisia, jopa rponbemmis atm
ibmilisiG. Soiiet nimitt1mGt iitG
rpsldnpSfdfIi toiiet gripifii, jopa
letltlntlitin. sos lie lentiua lienee,
min on ie ollut liemempGG flrin
mitlltoma ipuoii iitten iairastettiin
ia, iota tdnGfin talpena on ioirus-
tettll Seem gorfisia ia muisia ibGn
faupnngeisla. Wiltta it'd ei moi
nlennd ianomaan paiffapo tdGlIG-
fin ilmestpiIi tho mainittu tuiiti
~ferp6Gieen mennesiG.
@afanammin iairaStui G.
malo Sunoi faltppias Sobn 2unbin
manbin poifo, jofo liepGstG louf.
fallflesta polpeS iaon TAI perenmDr.
fptpflen ialfaanio, iotta oil tcbtGmG
leiffous. Gaiori potilaS TAI moata
4:ttG miitfoa iairnalnsia eifG mic
lGfGGn ole tGpiin terlpe, iotta foit-
lu1tn lpoiii mennG. Mhltto iGGstpi
f~ititenfin ialfa ia toilpoa on, ettG
faiffi plan on entiiell11n.
Seurafuntamme nnpeluieu.
rain fofoufiia bppGll1 menestpf-
lell1, minimum npfpiiiSiG oloiubteis.
ia lopii toipoa, on ollilt niinfuin
tamalliiena bplpGnGfin oifana, jofo
tiiStaino belmifuun aialla. 7 pGi-
Dd oil mnnbempoin naisten fofous
WtrS SofarioS &osfen liiona. 0uo.
rempain, eli H.liiton toforts oil Ia
p. Wars Sranf &osfen litonu. 81 b.
taas eoelIisteny Nirs Nifoloi 9ncf-
in lnona ia ialfimdistcn 0srS 9lrel
&osfen luona % pn1. &iitoflet tell
le maiiuoistonne ia itbraufIistunne!
WtntinpGipGnd oil miesten, e.
Ii 8eljcpsliiton tofous lpeli Mott:
&osfen luono. gifa balSfa fofou.
fesfltstelilineen ia pGGtofiineen.
Suleipio fofoufiin, td.G firjp:
toiSla, If. Z pnG moinittolpu no,ih.
ontpelll. fofous Mtrs Yurtilra1 luo.
na on fpll1 micl1 ~tuloSio, MUTE
Iilloin jo piocttp fltin tGmG ultint>
leboen pu!stoillo on. SiiSp1 fer.
romme liit1 ieliruoposio. Wlitto e.
liiton onlpelul. fofouS If. IA pGilpG
M Wars s.. s. &GiiGien luono Of
foon t1sjG iLnoitettllna. MenndGn
iinne iolifollal
@ellepsliiton ieuroaipo fofolts on
arelin ipntbmGpGipGnG, jolloin
mpoS DbbesiG pietetGGft eoelliienG
pdiipdita ollntto @relin niinipGip6G,
arel &oSfen luona. Slime weIjet
taos ,peliinG r~iantdipGt. 2GfipnG OF
@att. "a Iiifil iota tutfitaan.
Nloret naiiet pGGttimGt pi.
too observation-disclosures fesfiniiffono
tt. 70 poitp1n1 firfon boolisin flo
7,3O i'll. @niin iuoritetoon %iefalai.
men bengellinen o6ielma, poiffo tie.
tpSfi podtp1ri on iofa itimerosia
lama. SamGn m~listamupe bppin,
iilla iiita Iltpoa ttlIa barpinoinenL
naiitintoritos t%iIoiiiuls, iosta eli FIJI.
faan ieurafuntaloinen baIua ola
poiSio.
%. liiton miimeiiesiG oiup.
leiiran fofOufiesIa 0ers greI Sos
ten liiortd Iobioitti &omiin paoppa
ia mltiitnlt ieitraIIe $500 be fun
eltpdt fuonbitutenIo tGboen moi to.
toiista pitdd. @oinitisia fofoufies.
Ia p~obtdrabaa tiIi $500 ia iiiben
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G~Ic,uelanb, DIN

N"l""' "N'' f'NHNh NNtutttlil'uli
aiioista, ipaan en- nptf1Gn malta 'ol.
la mainitiematta iiit1 bausfasto il.
taflItlusta, ionfa toimecnpanimat
iisfot: Mino Salttnnen ia Selmi
YiiSponen. Sc futiuinot meio1t tp-
tot lef1 perbeclliiet Scr Tiemen q.
lunnolle i"lnnuntainn 10 ,. pf. Sd.
m.ttelinme mit1 tG1nG merfitii! 81
bGn ie mitG1n eritpist1 ole, mltll.
ten maan tpffdiimme pit1G illallilet,
mastaiimat iisfot ia eiap1tpG olleet
oollareitaan i1dstGneet, ioten tpffG-
limme liialliiefii til9laufiefIi moan
r~offonoesto anncttiia oteriaa, ei
oliii lupo moittio, olipa 1e parempi
tai buonompi. Sietpsti meillG oil
b%ailsfaa fun faiffi olimme foolla.
Snbon lima oifa rGbindG!
Niin, lapIet plpat papaat, ne nan
raiuat ia lpoipatpa itteGfin. Mina.
ban on fuitcnfin fanteleen fieletfin
miritettp joitfosiamme ia mopan
fesfustelu a~lltlluoesta ia oinapn
mltistnlnne ojatella firffofuntonl-
me oimintasbanroista. 9tiinp1 mt
tin oil pubetta leminaarin fannotta.
liSta, joten olen iuarnta liit1, cttei-
mGt meioGn tptot ole mield mGioncet
leminaaria fnnnattantaan, ipaun tpi.
moiiimme, ett1 tGun1 follis olio tn.
Iii iofailcll usfomon iDoGnen a.
iiafii. Saripitiemmefo ieminoaria?
sos to6ella ta9oomme idilptt1G
lutberilailen opin pltDtaano, jofo
on raamntlln fansIn DbtGpitGmGG.
on meill1 mdlttGmGtt1 oleipo icmi.
naari. On iurullistn. Iufea ferto-
mlifiio, ioita OH nimi.llttberilailet
f%irloittnneet ia fltiterfin lofaan pol.
ietann ranmatltn ia 2ut6erin pppi
mita torfeimnin ia miel1pG fofpin
iurfutelloon arnrolnpIin, jptfa nann
faSteen arnloon lupttaipat. Or tors
peclista mciodn jofaifan ipmentpd
Srmalan ionaori, ettei Sumalan nj
men popoilijGt ioa mietellG alltllltt-
taan nsfotpia iielitjo. SifiipG meil-
Id on lpdlttGmGtt1 olcpo foilllt, jos-
ia ie!mGllc ia. ijGti pcttGmGttonlGlIc
perustlifielle Nnot opettajat itie en-
i'm aituutenio toiponia panneet.
Seeiuffcn fltplcnto ia fastc, ne pc
~rustufiet ttptpp jpfoiiella opettnjnl.
IL ola icllpilld cnltenfuin moi toi.
Tia opetton oifeaon Sumalon titn-
toon. So MT tiebGmnte ettd mo pie.
nj foltlitmne on iannut iellaiien D.
pettnjan ia iitd opcttoia opettao mi.
t1 i%tieffin ilSfoo. Sifiipa foeto. lpc-.
Il ia iisfo, tebo1 purbaoii fltinfn
Doiiit aitttno moroilloIi pientG fou-
litamme. Milisto Ioitie: tpomies on
palfania ianpa. Yio1 tGmG oiia o.
mana oiionaii fpllG marmasti il.
niilta iilloin riittGG aineelliiio ma-
roiafin Siimolnn maltaflnnon tDo-
bon. Mlitlius on dnnetti labjano, II
man meioGn ipnnptpSfipltiamme
MeioGn lpnnptpsfipimme eli toiipos-
ia nellie oipoo, moiffapo fuinfa
m~aiferoiti inmte. Sen n%iifaiii SEQ
ritian peri ia meb1n rsfomme min
FUN %rooniatti1 opettoo: S11en lall.
peutenia folitto ban meioGt nlttitoif.
Il tefi. Si tefil MifG ibono oiio,
eta Sitntola tefi ia Sitmalan tefon
ertme moi, enlmefd iao paiffoilIa.
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alttaritpimituffsn pbtrp0cSid Ianloi
lellrnfunnan fuoro folminai rruSlpir
rem. Silblopaimallinen flo t2-2.
&lo 2 mpriinainen mioriioobjclma
olfoi iobon fuultti: Obteislaulllo;
rufous, fltorolaulua; Sorborin &nn-
iallisieuraf. fl1oro, teripebopsionot
SIS. 90. 8., ~pianoioolo Selen
@ilen, jublaruno, Wers 6. 8ilen.
muo ifertomus, liiton eiimieS 8.
2unbi, laitllla $. &. fuorol.a, JOB.
taia 8. sc. 2nnbi; tertpebbps. @c-
tbamia icuraf. q. q. MisS 2ilia
&antonen; lanlla, &.ieuraf. iefa-
fltartetto; teripebops, Gonneautin 9
g.. ieurof. q. pbb. ebustaju S.
&ultti ia pasioioolon eiitti s. Suit
ii; laitllla, Setbania iellraf. fuoro,
jobtaja Solmstrom, ST.; teripebbps,
Sairportin Sans. jelraf eoustaja
Mrs Is. 2oijG; ~pianoioolon eiitti
Wiss Martba Hinto; jltb!opltbe,
postori S. S%aarinen; loppuinnat ia
rllfors, Scr Mre. Noponen.
Sllallislomn flo 4-6. SlDlac
jatfettiin taos illolla flo $50. Dh.
teislaulla; rnfous; urfuloolo, urfu.
ri sc. 8. 2ltnoi; pube, sc. Snfola;
laulua, Soirportin 6. lenrof. ilais-
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9c, Iu9. Noponen; fitortettolaltlid,
21inoin meljefiet; pubic Wiffo Bob-
70; loulilo Sairportin fuoro; lait-
Ilta, Sarborin fuoro; plbe ia mt
fors, IS. Us. @. Sl1bla pGGttpi pb-
teislaillillo; "&iitos iulle Sumalo.
nj.
SoirportiSta oil i1lblafanioa eri-
tpiiell1 fatltpaunulla 500, alis
tolla ia ilIafii mielG iaopai pari
pelieG junslla. &iitofiet foifilGe C.
ouStajiue ia pleiiolle, eritpiiesti tell
le te Soirportin meljct ia iilarct
mohifertailesta itbraufiestanne ia
moimoista. Subla oil iiunulficsto
rifos. Sltbloplibltjiofin patti hast.
s. SnariSta oil "lGnneltG ianplrnlt
fofonoista folme flininfdallisto pop
pio. Histinlipplt oil fprfealle foho.
tettlttto fofo pGiipGn. Histinionrnal-
Ia lie olfoi ia jotfiii ia pGGttpi Sll.
maIar roffolioen tpmentoon. GiitoS
8arition, iofo topettt on ia mcit1
tpereIl61n Slmololle lunnsti!
Sdlfimooininfejo jublaSto. Scll-
rooipona pGihpGnG ioi telefooni iiel-
ia fultlin: "SouSfot jublat cilrn
cifG ne tllrbaon menneet, fofli fo-
oonnutta lommosta &Wp1 Goimen
on. 10 lopt6npt ia fotiin fantonut"
&iitoS SSilmolan! Nllori cnncllincn
opiopori oil jublilto ulcnnpt fp-
tim, iiell1 non bilioiinuoesio oil
ielmiptpnpt: "onnenrmc CT rita. O.
nemmGn torlpitiemme ollafNemme f.
iionnelliiio." Sohpoallincn Olf1,
il1iiri &ofoStoio poliostoa l1ipiStc.
tpt fGteniG ia jolfanio ia fplfeni1 ia
nofultttaa ii1ista roffouttoon luopli
neilIefin, ipnteinanteefii iaamiien
ormoslo. Soihpdallinen faste ioo foS
titttoa fplfpetpn iielnenen, ie it'd ia
foslpun ontoo. @iiori pari loo npt
masto tuntea eldmGniG iuloiiimman
betfen.
Soipoolliien gljGn ip%leilppn on
Min bbm1 %uinabtou, pofulitettrno,
The New York herald., 1922-02-08
ST. LAWRENCE SCHEME
PRAISED FOR NEW YORK
Cheap PoWer Could Be Pro-
Dided, Says II. I. Hartman.

The Water Power League of America
opened a two-day conference yesterday
at the Engineering Societies Building,
20 West Thirty-ninth street George L.
Finch, power superintendent of the Hood
Rubber Company, Watertown, Mass,
presided.
The chief speaker was Henry I. Harri-
man, president of the New England
Power Company. who addressed the
league on the interests of New England
in the st. Lawrence waterway and power
project. He said:
Both New England and New York
have more to gain from this project
than the States of the West which are
actively supporting it. 1t is estimated
that the cost of the st. Lawrence project
would be s250.000.0 900. The Government
can get its money for. Az per cent, to
which should be added one-half of ] per
cent. making the fixed charges $12 ,500.-
900 q year. Including operation, the
total annual cost would be $4,000, 600.
Figures demonstrate that with due al
lowance for transmission the power
could be delivered in New England and
New York at less than half of the price
at which power can be generated by
steam in New England"
Alfred Il. Smith will speak this morn
ing on Water Power Development in
New York State" and Charles Edward
Russell will give an address on Credits
and Currency and "Ford's Money Plan"
The afternoon will be devoted TO the
annual business meeting OF the lea guc.
The New York herald., 1922-02-08
REORGANIZATION OFFER
TO DENVER HOLDERS
krech Announces Plan Said
to Be Best Possible.

Holders of the per cent. adjustment
mortgage bonds of the Denver and Rio
Grande Railway are in receipt OF a let
ter from Alvin W. Krech, chairman of
the Western Pacific Railroad corpora
ton, setting forth the terms under
which the securities may be exchanged
in accordance with the plan of reor-
ganization.
The holder OF each $4,000 adjustment
bond is entitled to receive $500 face
amount OF the 8 per cent. sinking fund
bonds of the reorganized company, 800
par value Of its per cent. preferred
stock and sinking fund bonds and pre-
ferred stock go per cent. cach), equal
in the aggregate face value to the in
terest on the adjustment bonds accrued
and unpaid.
Mr.. Krech declares that the Western
Pacific Corporation has agreed to ex-
change its own holdings on this basis.
and that the offer is the best that can
be made. II the plan is carried out the
same offer will be made to holders of
the Western Pacific's per cent. ten
year notes.
The New York herald., 1922-02-08
COURT ORDERS M. G. N. A. SOLD
Road Not Operated since JuIy-Is
In Reccfvership.

LITTLE Rock. Feb. T. Sale Of the
Missouri and North Arkansas Railroad.
which suspended operation in July was
ordered to-day in a decree issued here
by United States District Judge Jacob
Trieber. The decree provides that thirty
days may be given for the settlement
of Is many claims against the road as
possible, and that thirty days more for
advertising the sale must ensue before
the sale shall take place. The mini
mum bid which may be accepted for the
road under the order is 100000. The
sale will be held at Harrison, its head
quarters.
The road has been In the hands OF
a receiver since 1912 and was forced to
cease operations when its officials failed
to raise money needed to run 1t. Vari-
GUS plans have been attempted to bring
about the resumption of operation, in
cluding the request Of a loan Of $780,
900 from the Government, most of which
would be used to pay Indebtedness. Eff
forts TO obtain the loan will be con-
tinued. 1t was said.
The road is 375 miles long and ex-
tends from Joplin, NO., to Helena, Ark.