Arizona republican., 1922-03-22


NEW YORK, March 21.-Jack Ber-
kowitz today was arrested and
held in $4,000 bail on a charge that
tracing falsely to furnish evidence
for divorces in New York state,
where the only ground is infidelity.
One OF the allegations made
against him by Samuel l.. Chess, a
lawyer, in whose office he was ar
rested, was that he employed pro-
fessional actors made UP to resemble
his victims, and that these under
studies" then were caught in COM
promising situations. Chess also
charged that Berkowitz had boasted
OF furnishing correspondents.
The specific charge against Ber-
kowitz was subornation Of perjury.
DORTLAND, Maine, March .2i.--
Doughboys of the American
army OF occupation in Germany nave
not been suffering from homesick-
ness When two battalions of the
crack Fifth infantry, last but one OF
the American regiments remaining
on the Rhine, arrived here today on
the transport Cantigny, the burden
Of their response to words OF wei
come was: Were glad to be back
home, but we could have been happy
in Germany for a long time"
Colonel Harry Il. knight said that
he felt 80 per cent of the oftlcers
and men and their wives, some OF
the latter German girls, would nave
been eminently satisfied TO remain
In Germany indefinitely"
Explaining the feeling, he said the
conditions at Coblenz were ideal
~ every respect and the people
there were like home folks 10 the
soldiers.
NoBLENZ, March 21-Officials and
~ merchants in the Rhine area,
which has been occupied Tor many
months by American soidlers, aLe
aovncast over their prospective ue-
s,a,.t,1re The merchants foresee q
bio- slump in business, while the OIL
fieials are loath to go through lne as
process of getting acquainted VIII
4 new army. 1.aar ~
VI IS with regret that we near :, 81 y
The withdrawal Of the Aneflcan.s, =. :.
said Or. Russell, ober -purs rsOillassSl "a 81;
pver CobleInz, today lne l dom done
IAN forces in Germany nave uoIlS
s,,,,cb ~ alleviate suffering among
49, moor and it is the poor Mho
srill miss the Americans more lna'i
the others"
,<xruENEcTADY, N. Y, March I'll
- commercial transmission of elec.
s,.,o;tv at 220. 900 volts, the nighesl
s.alta9a vet used in the United Sta.es'
r,,iu soon be a reality in SoutneLn
~ai;fo,nia the General Electric COIL
s,anv announced tonight. The hlsl-
pay oItaa,e Itl,,y now in use is 10000 volts
"a +h< first transmission OF electrical
erev ~ ~ Thomas Edison 40 years
: iro- ~ was but 220 volts, or one-tnouSS
andth of the proposed rev iiiS 60
lation. .,,,rarxy has
received q contract Tor Hore ,,i-,- ,,i'ra-
81 nm mo worth OF electrlcal equip-
St,D%S'5f ,st from the Southern Californla
a'nrvrrnnan$ Of Los Angeles, In connsc- l's,s :
49,, With the new installation Ine Ing
sdar win be divided between tlle =
Scbanectady and Pittsfield plants u
the company.
TLANTA, Ca, March 2S.-Henry
IA Ford left here tonight for Fort
pierce Fla. for a visit Win MS
s,.iend Thomas A. Edison, before pro-
caedine TO Fort Meyers, where ne VIII
lsnend a vacation. During prlei
sfon here he called on Mayor kee anu
nther officials and received members
IF the Ford For Muscle Shoals COM
mittee. .,a,rovu
When crossing street ne marrow.
Nv escaped being run down Dy On
ercised the pedestrians prerogatiye
Of saying what he thought OF the
driver. a.44.,.
than that fellow can drive one, ne
said. .rny automobiles wouldn't be SO
numerous and there wouldn't be any
competition for Muscle Shoals"