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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-25

Belfast. March 25-Gunrnen vera
busy again today. Three men ambush
ed John Beresford. a Protestant and
IN ernploye n morning newspaper.
IIe was wounded twice
Several men entered the home ~ a
oal hawker IN Georges street. Fast
Belfast. sef j ahre and then shot a
pony and a donkey belonging 10 the
ha"lrer
David Christie wss stopped IN the
street by several men who inter-
roRated him regarding ME religion. lie
turned and fed. escaping unhurt. A.
though shot was fired after him.
fondon, March 25-The colonial Of
fee received notification today that
Arthur Griffith. president Of the Dali
Eireann, and Eamon J. Duggan, min
ster of home affairs. would arrive
in London on Monday. in compliance
with the request of the British gov
rrnmsrt for a conference on the critl-
rai Irish situation.
Should the Ulster government sc-
rept fhe invitation 20 the conference
j. IS expected the conferees viii meet
hero on Tuesday
Nothing had been heard from Sir
James Craig. t'1sfer premier. who vas
also requested 70 come. except the
statement overnight that he had not
get received the governments mes
sage. IL was assumed. however. that
/ he would be on hand for the confer
vnce. which u Is hoped VIII bring forth
some means of restoring order.
/ ~fFr Of rtua ue.-ccpu
/ iand yesterday, has given England A
sr'"f shock. and fhe government IN
order ~ end the orgy Of crime has
summoned Collins End Sir James Graf !;
/ 10 come To London so that the situa-
lion in ireland may be critically ex-
emined and A remedy prescribed.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-25
DR.. c. R. LAYTON'S
VOTE ON BONUS BILL
His Pair" Il is Claimed, Killed
Two Votes That Would Have
Been Favorable.

Though recorded ns answering
present on roil-call when the SOL
dier Bonus bin came before the House
~ Representatives at Washington. on
thursday. Congressman Caleb Il. Lay.
ton. according 10 his son. Caleb s.
Layton uf Wilmington by hts nera-
live action. killed two favorable votes
The Congressional Recor1 shnws
'hat, when the vote was. called. Dr
Layton, with three other members
answered present. 10 aleo that. fol
lowing the recording of the vote. DIR
Layton made the following explana-
tion. Mr. Speaker. want to with
draw my vote Of nav because am
paired with the gentleman from Indi.
ana, Mr.. Elliott. and the gentleman
from Wisconsin. Mr. kleczka."
The bin came up under a epeciai
rule. Caleb s. Layton said today. In
explaining the action OF his father.
who some time ago declared himself
as being against tho bill. Under the
rules OF the House" Mr.. Layton con-
tlnued. when blu is brought nm
Tor passage under a special rule. a
two-thirds vote is required 10 carry.
one Of DR.. f4syton's colleagues, who
was favorable TO the bill, came TO him.
and asked DIR. Layton TO pair with
him. as his wife was dead and he
wanted 20 go home DIR. Layton re-
plied that he would IL the member
making the first proposition would get
another favorable member TO Join in
the pair, thus placing DR.. Layton s
negative vote-if he should vote
against two in the affirmative. This
was agreed 10 and the second favor
able member paired with the doctor.
The result OF this was that DR.. Lay
tons negative action killed two votes
in favor OF the bill When the vote
was called DR.. Layton. being In the
chamber, answered present"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-25
N. {. CONFERENCE
MEETS NEXT YEAR
At CH|NCOTEAGUE
Scott Church, Wilmington. Lost
Contest Today by Ono
Vote.
BISHOP HAMILTON PRESIDES
Special Dispatch From STAFF Correspon,
dent.

Special Dispatch From stafr Correspon-
dent.
Cambridge. Md. March 26.-Ry a
vote OF 6A TO 60 with Scott Church
Wilmington, losing i'm the contest
the Wilmington NJ. T.. Conference. to-
day selected Christ Church. Chincotea-
sue. Va. for the conference session
next year. l.. g.. Morgan presented
the Chincoteasue invitation. which was
Endorsed by the Baptist church and
the Chamber of Commerce. and T. j.
Sard pleaded for acceptance OF the
Wilmington invitation. Two ballots
Were necessary as layman. who was
not entitled to do So. voted on the first
ballot. After formal halloting. the vote
In favor of ChinCoteague was made
unanimous
thincoteague will provide free en-
tertainment. Wilmingtons invita-
ton was on the part entertainment
plan.
The conference adopted a report
presented by the committee on tenn
perance and prohibition. which com
mended the Federal Congress for the
passage OF tho Nolstead Enforcement
act and President Harding for Civ
Ing the weight of his administration
AGAINST the outlawed liquor traffic
Only few henighted cities like Bal
tlmore are cropping In the dark ON
prohibition. the report said. and the
pulpit and press should write To
arouse public interest in enforcement.
a. added
The committee congratulated the
Ap'i-Saloon League, the Woman'S
christian Temperance Union. the
Methodist Board ~ Temperance. tn,
Prohibition and Republican parties
and the southern end ot the Demo
cratic party.
l'r. Clarence True Wilson made a
vigorous temperance address. Frank
7. Carpenter. Il. +. Nichols. Arley y
Magee and r. J. Winder We're elected
managers Of the Conference Edu-
cation Society. College visitors as
follows were also elected Goucher
college. W. II. Briggs. L. Z. POole
Wesley Collegiate Institute. r. l.
Sparklin. l.. H. Morgan: Dickinson
College, Frank F. Carpenter, u. W.
Jacobs, W. J. Downing Wesleyan Uni
Ncrvity. Walter Y. Gunhy. .. f. Jones
Drew Seminary. W. l.. Hubbard. John
J. Bunting: Morgan College. II. +
Reed. W. g. Poole; Princess Anne
Academy. John J.. Johnson, r. Il
pashieN. Boston University, Henry 6
Budd. George &. Williams.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-25
BUTTON FROM GIRLS THROAT
BY Associated Press to Every Evening.

BY Associated Press TO Every Evening.
Philadelphia. March 25.--Three- year
old Ellen Louise Nettles Of Pottstown.
Pa. who for four months had been
able 20 breathe only through the four
small holes In a button lodged in her
throat. today was well and happy as
a result Of an operation Thursday by
Philadelphia surgeons.
The child swallowed the button
while playing last November and it
lodged In her windpipe. Repeated eff
forts TO dlelOdge It proved unayailing
and difficulty of respiration frequently
caused her great pain. Two minutes
after she was placed on the operating
table the button lay in the surgeon S
hands and she was again breathing
freely.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-25
District Superlntendents.

\ committee representing the Law
mems Association called on Bishop
Mcdowell this morning and asked him
not 10 rcappoint any district superin-
.endents who have served for six
years. Members Of the committee
say the bishop gave them no en-
eouracement.
According 10 the committeeman he
explained that the General Confer
ence had removed the term limit from
the Office OF the district superinten-
dent, and he regretted that the lay
mems Association had adopted the
Seaford resolution. He suggested
that the laymen. IL they are opposed
60 the removal OF the term limit.
memorislize the General Conference
for its restoration.
Scott Church. Wilmington. and
Asbury Church. Salisbury, Md. Will
compete for the 1924 conference
DR.. Fwlng's Wife Ill.
Dr. Harvey W Ewing Of Whining
Baltimore today. by the serious illness
Baltimore today. by the seriousness
of his wife, who will receive medical
treatment al a hospital
Mrs. William T. Mcdowell address
ed the conference in behalf OF the
Womans Foreign Missionary Society.
J. II. BeauChamp superintendent Of
Goodwill Industries. Inc. presented
his annual report. Ot Is printed else
where In Every Evening"
Bishop Hamilton spoke for the
American University. Washington. OF
which he Is chancellor.
W. W Davis spoke in behalf Of the
Continued on page 13.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-25
MRS. c. O'DONNELL DEAD.
Member Of 81. Paul's X. c. Church
Since Its Foundation.

Mrs. Catharine O'Donnell, the oldest
member of St Pauls r. c. Church,
died yesterday after a lingering ILL
ness at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. A. Petticrew, 1lOl West Fourth
street. She was II years old. being
a member OF the church since its or
ganization.
Besides Mrs. Petticrew she is sur
Vived by three sons. Thomas, William
and James all of this city.
Funeral of Henry Hessler.
The body Of Henry Hessler, who
died at his home at Roselle yesterday
WAS shipped TO Baltimore, Md. for
burial yesterday. He was 62 years
old.
Amos MIssImer.
Amos Missimer, 70 years old. died
yesterday at his home in Stanton.
Edward =. Bacon.
Edward S. Bacon died yesterday
He will be buried on Tuesday from the
home Of Charles Bullock, 24O3 West
street. He was a years old.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-25
DO YOU PLAY
AUCTION BRIDGE?

Every Evening prints today
the first OF a series OF six ar
ticles on Auction Bridge. by s.
s. Caryalho. recognized au-
thority on the game. Bridge
players generally viii doubtless
be keenly interested in these
articles.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-25
HARDING EXTOLS GIBBONS.
Cardinal A Wise and Useful Counsel.
lor he W rites I'm Catholic Review.

by Associated Press to Every Eveuing.
Baltimore. Mar. 25-The Baltimore
Catholic Review today published a
letter from President Harding paying
high tribute to the memory of the late
Cardinal Gibbons. whose death oc-
CURED one year ago.
Writing TO the Rev Albert r. Smith.
editor of the Review and who was the
late cardinals secretary. the President
said the cardinal was "one of the men
whom the nation could III spare. for
bis long and earnest service for both
church and country had made him
one OF the most useful and wise coun-
sellors in wide realm of public con
Germs"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-25
HELD IN MURDER ROBBERY.
Negro Arrested while Trying 10 Dis.
pose OF Securities Long Missing.


BY Associated Press 10 Every Evening.
Philadelphia. Mar. 25-- Suspected OF
having some knowledge OF n murder
and $4,000 bond robbery in Pittsburg
on February 81, 1921, Samuel Kauf-
man cOlored. was arrested here today
while trying 10 cash a bond. lie will be
arraigned by a United States com
missioner on Monday.
The man slain In Pittsburg was ] f..
/. Mccullough, postal clerk, who was
struck on the head with a coupling
pin while he was sorting mail In the
Pennsylvania Railroad station there
His assailant then took about s25 900
in securities and disappeared From
time 10 time some of the bonds have
been turning up here and In New
York.
kaufman was arrested i'm the office
.of a bond broker by Mathew McNick-
er. a postal inspector and two private
detectives, lie is about 80 years old.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-25
Fourth Street Wharf.

Although the lease Of the Wilson
Line on Fourth street wharf expires
today, no action has been taken 10y
the Harbor Commission relative to a
new lease. the Wilson Line being the
only bidder Il is expected that somc-
thing Will be done next week.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-25

Cniter States Senator Coleman du
Pont is expected 10 come 10 this city
tonight from Washington and will
spend the Sabbath with his family.
During his stay here, the Senator will
see some of his friends. and political
conditions Will be discussed.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-25
Funeral of Henry HessIer.


Howard Hynson. 9 years old. Negro
was painfully lacerated about the face
this afternoon when truck on which
he was riding collided with an auto
mobile at Eighth and Washington
streets. lie was given treatment by
Dr. G.. X. Foulk. who lives nearby
The automobile. II Is said. was driven
by y. l.. Hastings Of 500 Washington
street. and the truck by William
Fisher OF Si4 Orange street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-25
Amusem >nts Tonight

Garrick Vaudeville and pictures
Queen. Fool Paradise "
NiaieSt Two Kinds OF Women. d"
Arcadia Not Guilty.
SayOy--"Fhe Branded Woman"
Strand-'The son OF Wallingford.
Playhouse No attraction.
Auditorium Dancing.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-25
TUFTS To TEACH RADIO
RN WIRELESS cot RISE
IN Assoclated rrcss.

~ Associated IrCss.
Medtord. Mass. March 20
Tufts College today announced
plans for a course of lectures by
radio. The plan was described
as constituting wireless col
lege. with a faculty made up
of TUFTS professors.
The lectures viii he broad
casted twice a week 20 more
than $4,000 persons scattered in
a circle which extends from
Wisconsin 10 northern Florida.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-25
MORE MINED WEATHER.
Warmer Early Next Week; Cooler,
Then Warm Again.

washington March 25.-Weather
outlook for the middle Atlantic states
for the week beginning Monday:
Unsettled, warm and showery at
beginning: fair and cooler thereafter
until Friday and Saturday when il
will again become unsettled with a
reliability OF showers.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-25
Attend Buckman Ymare Sale

\ number of prospective home buy
ers went 10 Chester todaY 10 attend
The Buckman Village sale by auction-
ser Day. which IS being held there
this afternoon
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-25
Accused Of Threatening Sweetheart.

AcEused OF ThreatenIhg SNeetheart.
mer sweetheart, Helen McFarley Of
Charged with threatening his for
1928 Heald street. Jesse Bennett, Ne
gro. Ili9 Heald street was held under
$lO0 peace bond after hearing be-
fore Municipal Judge Lynn today
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-25
uresh.Ennler

Mr.. and Mrs. Il. H. Fowler announce
the marriage Of their daughter, Ethel
r Fowler to Harvey A. Dresh, on
Wednesday. March 20.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-25
INDICTED PENN DRY
AGENTS TO Be TRIED
FOR BIG CONSPIRACY
Mcconnell, Commissioner, and
Assistants Charged With
Defrauding u. S.
SAYS WALNUT IS "HULLED"
ny Aaaocistea presa % Ev.rr rr.nin,

Wy AEaocintsf Press 20 Every Evening.
Philadelphia. March ~ Surrender
TO The court ~ the ~ men. including
the former Federal Prohibition Direc-
tor of Pennsylvania. William &. Nc
fonnell. who were indicted Yesterday
for conspiracy 20 dofrand tho United
states Government in the fraudulent
issuance of permits 20 withdraw iiquor
from bond was expected "a begin to
day. Mr. Mcconnell is IN Floridh
Federal District Judge Thompson
will withhold bench warrants for all
the defendants for several DAYS ~
give them opportunity % surrender
themseiVes. one ~ them. Sam Singer.
la now serving n six montha' snnsence
ia Newark for nquor ceiling
Tho nnding - the Indictment com
pietely hulls Tho Walnut" and At.
forneY General DsuRherty. when no
was informed In Washington ef the
grand Jury action. He referred ~ tho
controversy between his Office and
United States District Attorney
George W Coles. of this city. on ono
side. and r. Henry Walnut. former
special assistant United States Dis
frict Attorney. who worked 80 tne
case against Mcconnell and oshers
and thcu was dlsfnissed a. he vaa
about 20 press FOR Indictment Coles
taking over the work.
Walnut Accused Coles.
walnut. IN an address 70 the city
club yesterday. while the indictments
we're being found. said Coles and tho
attorney generals Office had dono All
thoy could to block the prosecution.
Coles ~ no handed out cOpies ~
| he indictment yesterday. sald with
eiation. that's my answer Tho grand
1 Jury has answered for me"
The Federal grand Jury. IN a sup
Elemental presentment. praised Mr.
coles for his efficiency and method. '
/ In presenting tho evidence which led
! 20 the indictment.
Four Groups Of Offenders.
! There are twenty-five counts in n,
nineteen page indictment. II divide,
those named into four groups. Nc.
| Connell and his aides, the former pro
hibition officials charged with usinl
their office 10 permit the ISSUE o.
/ fraudulent permits: Singer and othe
alleged bootleggers, charged with
making arrangements for obtainin,
these permits and for transportin,
the liquor so obtained Illegally;
third group accused Of trucking an,
Continued or pags 8.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-25
BELFAST'S GUNMEN
IN FRESH OUTRAGES.,
PREMIER DUE HOME
Raiders Hold Up Men on Streets
Of City and Fire
on Them.
LEADERS TO GO TO LONDON

By Annotated Press to Every Evening.
London. March 2J.--Prirne Min
ister Lloyd George ~ expected 20
return Monday from Criocieth,
whore he has been enjoying
brief vacation
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-25
Weather Forecast

Washington. March 25.-Weather fors>-
cast fer Delaware.
Fair tonight and sunday: increasing
cioudiuesS probably followed BY showers
not much change in temperature.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-25
TODAY'S MARYLAND DAY.
essth AnnlN ersary OF Lord Calvert
Landing Being Observed.

Landing Being Observed.
BY Associated Press 70 Every Evening.
Baltimore. Mar. 25.-Maryland Day
the two hundred and eighty-eighth am
adversary Of the arrival of the Ark and
Dove. and the landing OF Lord Calvert
ON ST. Clements Island, St. Mary :
out the state.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-25

Plumbing and heating Alfred A
Dorsey. COS Orange ST. Phone 3S7.-Ady,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-25

Say u with Clover Dairy Safe Mix
ana Butter, Phone I540-l541.--Adv.
The Washington times., 1922-10-28
IofS.

3s. 81. 80 Sixty first %. n. .. stes each.
Valuable. next to ais v st. N. w. 81, 900.
Lot 22l-ZO-1 acre, Garfield, d. c.
Must sell, make offer.
The Washington times., 1922-10-28
BARGAINS.

1877 Marion st. ~ w.--Eisht resrs
bath. h. ". b., ssa frost and eaeh
ysra si.sy: s.JS .S Rsssssss:d ,s1M. sna psn''
az Pea o. n W.-stI ress.s and bah.
90. fre.. .sa back ysrd. sii:y; "a e:
ss:s. s.:s.; ,ss:. gs.''''''' I" aa'. "''''
Isth se N. H-Nsv . rooms electric
sale. h.fcS Terms. iisee-i,os cash.
1855 " q. n. W.-stx rooms. hath. Gas.
,,, trSs Ss.s ,sr .ss; $780,. s.:h; ;osms ssss ana
IN s:.ss.: s.s cash, m.e!s' IS, yard garage
1854 Fla. ave. N. Wight rooms. bath,
gas. nv h, yard; rood condition.
ss.sss; sLsee. Es.sonasle terms
s:.n; sas, s.a 49, h;;.. =: - q m. 4. ,srs'
On LouiakanA avs. near sth u. ~ W.
property. SCI, ,ooe: cash 5000. terms
lilo Tea st. n. W.-six rooms bath.
h.-v. h. saa yard. ts,seo; cash ssss.
terms.
The Washington times., 1922-10-28
ALLAN E. WALKER q CO.,
INC.

BIB 18th st. N. w. Main 2430.
9Th ST. N. W.. iiis--Three room apart
ment; all improvements; settled couple
P ST. n W.. si7i-Livins, sedSeom.
, kitchenetts ana bath large oi6set;
slectrieity. heat. 40 Wet ltat.
uNFuRNlsHED APARrMENTs-
rnr.. ar four Tpa psoms mEM srs hath in NJ
Pleasant; fine residential section;
entrance OF Rock Creek Park. Pvics
BfsTRfcT REALrY INVESTMENT
EXCHANGE, INC,
sM N 7. ave. N. w Ph. Main lNya, 1851
cAMBRiDon PI. ". w, ssft-rys lsrEs
rooms and kitchsnsttei electric light,
heati Ess ran Call Nsgt nli,
18TH ST. 3. n, sas-Four rooms and
bath; private fiat Apply see ftth 81
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The Washington times., 1922-10-28
ESTATE

WANTED-REAL ESTAIDons
w ,1l3
w~xossffr ION HOUSES s1icas1oT fos s1Is
ssssh sales should list property with Os
%S NoRNoYLp, SO = st n. v
JOHN =. poNoHon q Sons. pf5
S1< Pennsylvania ave. g. y.
Let Us Submit Our List Of Homss sud
Investments Before You Purchase =
The Washington times., 1922-10-28
EQUITABLE LAW s
REALTY co.
1929 11th st. N. w. N. 4791-W.
SODERS-ROBINSON

II you want . homo that is a hons.
sse this bungalow containing s iafes
and plenty q room Sn, in the ssss sss,s
cellar s %.ssn.sneou. a a sot,w.;sr @ ss.s.s' e ss
large business iets; one car fare 20
ysur door: price. ss.1so; cash psymsnt.
,s:'ss sse: g & Il. '%ss S.sr,sss .sis ' ,.r. =
sows v%eaS4 SsSi' s.d RH;;:',s s;:: s..a payment,
s;ssem house furnace Ssst, electric
IN excellent coalition; slate roof; large
jot With garage; price te.sse; sss thls
seed hems seters you sayi is minutes
,osS ~: sss Ass:s ss t:s isss. :. rooms. ss In
msnt. Valance only iso per month. In
y eiudias interest and .prineipai; this
ssss. Sss s. Sss, 70 sees al %'ssS: ssS:
,,s'ooS@sssutifsi \. Y. ise.,,oa. s.roem
hou; Ssi, x one .,,s q T.: bee, Ssis:,'
gaA electric llshts yash trsys. iss.an'
isrss attic; large lot; N.eSs cash Day.
.s s.s.s ,s:: =. Is. city :. :ss
and will give immetiste. .pessssstsn,
enn M nsy homes In Nstienal city
a,Sht; nm, is:ii e ,s the % ssss '%,ss .ss n
Of dollars being spent making in-
provements. Only one ear fars.N
,. d. 0ARMAN,
District Nat. Bank Did9.
Franklin aess--Msin sass,
TAKoNA PARK. ND,-Bunsaiov, With
. rooms and bath, sleeptng porch, fire.
p,aeS. bardweed floors, hot-wster heat,
all improvements, See owner sad
builder. at u Sycamore ave- Terms. .
sHvEN room eerssr brick hs1ss; Ell
modSrn smpreysmsnts; a fling home
venisnt 10 three ear Inca rrtes
sis.ISS, tsrns n desired, ssssp'ss ~
HyoG VII 70 by : ssed new Sunssiev.
isrss i,Ss'y too%s ia.s2. 81 IN. Sissi,e. NY
:::A ~ s.1..s. e.. 3 tax = ssn's':S sss ..s. "
heuss that y clear sr seed first Or
coed hsms, rstle perfect ssA clear
ssd Immediate pcssessicn,.
I'D. 0ARNAk.
- esfs. Dist. Nat Bank bldg.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-10
A Successful Man

Among the notable professional men
of this country who achieved great
success along strictly legitimate lines
was DR.. r. " Pierce Devoting his
attention to the speciality Of women =
diseases, he became recognized au'
thority in that line.
over fifty years ago this noted
physician gave to the world a Pre-
scription which has never been equal
ed for the weaknesses of women. DR..
Pierce, Of Buffalo, n. Y, long since
found out what is naturally best for
womens diseases. He learned it all
through thousands Of cases. The re-
suit OF his studies was medicine
called Doctor Pierces Favorite Pre-
scription. This medicine is made OF
vegetable growths that nature surely
intended for backache. headache,
weakening pains, and for the many
disorders common to women in al
ages of life. Women who take this
standard remedy know that in DR.
Pierce's Favorite Prescription they
are getting safe woman's tonic Sc
good that druggists everywhere sci
It in both tablet and fluid form.
Send 10c TO DR.. Pierce's Invalids
Hotel in Buffalo, n. Y, for trial pkg
Write for free medical advice.-adv.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-10
American Citizenship Greatest
Title Royal Lawyer Insists

Phoneson British vice consul in charge
at Nairobi, East Africa. stated that
the Armstrong; recently had fallen
heir to an earldom. that Cyril was the
immediate heir and that his younger
brother, Capt. St John Shelverton.
was seeking Cyril. The letter was
forwarded by Washington to Mayor
.P. j. McBrien Of quincy, who located
Armstrong in Chicago.
Il know nothing of the title" said
Mr.. Armstrong today, but do know
that / am the Armstrong sought. II
the reports Of title prove correct
well. III cross that bridge when
come to It. | came TO this country
became an American citizen, fought
my way UP TO a position Of respect in
this community and it will always be
foremost in my mind that | hold the
greatest title in the world-that OF
American citizenship. This is a bad
day for any other title and | have no
desire TO change"
Mr. Armstrong learned of his second
brothers death in France in the war
through the communications received
today. Mr. Armstrong tried twice to
enlist in the American army In the
war, and once in the Canadian army,
but was rejected.