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The Cordova daily times., 1922-04-21
PLAN GREAT PROJECT
 FOR COLUMBIA BASIN

PASCO, April 21.-Delegates from practically all communities in the Western Washington and coast cities, Northern Idaho and Eastern Oregon towns are here attending the celebra- tion of the Columbia Basin reclama- tion project and plans are being for mulated for laying the project before Congress. If it is worked out success fully on the plans approved recently by General George w. Goethals, it will provide new homes for many thousands of families.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-04-21

Try the Daily Times for Job Print ing.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-04-21

FOR SALE-GAS BOAT RATHER.
 Inquire at Blum-O O'Neill Go. 2S-tf
The Cordova daily times., 1922-04-21

FOR SALE-ROOMING HOUSE, UP stairs, over Rosswogs store.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-04-21
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING

FOR RENT-THREE ROOM cor tage partly furnished, $15 per month. At corner Fouth and D
 streets. See John Muller. 19-tf
The Cordova daily times., 1922-04-21
AUTO MEN KICK
 ON HIGH TAXES
Demand That Property Owners Pay Shares in
 Building Roads.

YAKIMA, Wash, April 21-No more highway taxes should be imposed upon automobile owners, and none of the present property taxes for the building and upkeep of roads should be dropped, today was the unanimous demand of the delegates at confer ence here of the Northwest Automo- bile Owners and Tourist Association.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-04-21

LOST - PAIR OF LADIES' NOSE glasses with chain. Finder please
 return to Cordova drug store. 17-3t.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-04-21
BASEBALL
NATIONAL LEAGUE

NATIONAL LEAGUE Pittsburg 10, St. Louis 5. Chicago 3, Cincinnati l. Brooklyn 1, New York 8.
 AMERICAN LEAGUE Philadelphia 4, Boston 15. Detroit 4, Cleveland 5. New York 10, Washington 3. St, Louis 2, Chicago 4.
 PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE Vernon 4, Seattle 8. Los Angeles 1, Salt Lake City 4. San Francisco 6, Sacramento 4. Portland 2, Oakland 3. Seattle lost the game in the ninth when Barney trapped off in the third after the cutest single. Head brought the Indians their third score and a chance to win. James was wild but allowed only five hits. Lanes drive into the bleachers in the ninth was a foul ball by inches.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-04-21

FOR RENT - THREE ROOM FUR nished cottage. Phone 100-2 rings.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-04-21

perfect condition. Williams, Mile z. FOUND - SINGLE KEY AND TWO keys on ring. Owners can secure same at Times office.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-04-21

FOR SALE-THREE BURNER PER- lection oil stove, with oven, $15. In
The Cordova daily times., 1922-04-21

Since Mrs. RoXa s. Kirby, the first woman to be elected an assessor, as- sumed office as county assessor of Campbell county, Wyoming (which is exactly the size of the state of Con
 necticut), the "hard-boiIed" property owner who was won't to drop lr and "cuss cut" the assessor for "oVerva'- uinu" his property has become as rare
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-03

"Pak no poucim 0 jinem'"
"Ale tim vyvolas toliko je-
no nevoli."
"Tomu nelze Sc vyhnouti,'
di hubert, * vuli tobe nele.
kan Sc niceho.'
"a ia bych mela zavdati pr
Gnu k vasemu rozdvoieni seq
zvol2la Adela kvapne. me.
ne, to Sc nikdy nestane."
"Ztis Sc, prosim,' konejsi
Hubert divku, zamykaje rty je-
j horoucimi polibky. "Tys ma
prvnim miste povolana, bys pc
m|s!cla ma me stesti. Prisa-
ham ii, ze mas mic ma svete ne
rozdvo.ji!'
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-03

Nahodou take propustila A
lice svou komornou nekolik
dnl pred tim, nez bylo dite 2
domova odveZeno, a sir Ascot
obstaral .jinou proti vuli sv6
choti, ana Sc il nelibila, proto-
re byla jiz stars a hruba. Lee
lady CarlyonoVou tizilo mno-
hem vetSi ~nestesti, nez aby y
toto nepatrne okolnosti stavela
Sc manzeli ma odpor.
Nova komorna zyala Sc pam
Robsonova i osvedtila takou O.
bratnost' a |zkuSenost We SVEN
oboru, re nem6la velitelka phi
ciny XII stiznoStem; pres to
vSak pocit'ovala kni Alice ne
prekonatelny odpor. Snazila
Sc Size pfemoci, ale nadarmo,
sluzka byla a zustala il protiv-
nou. Mvslenky lady Carlyono
We zalttaly toliko Ike dvema
drahym bystostem: diteti a
plukovniku Stuartovi. Dosta-
viii Sc ~okamziky, nichz prala
81 vroucne, by zved6la, vratil-
Ii Sc ieji prsni snoubenec do
Indie. nebo prodleya-li posud
" Anglii.
OVSem casio 81 pripomlnala,
re nema ma neho yZpominati,
ana meZi mimi zeje tax hlubo-
ka propast, kterou toliko smrt
dovede v|yrovnati; nez &C Sc u
silovn6 namahala potlaciti tu-
to naklonnost, jiz rozplamenilo
shledani Sc Stuartem, prece ne
mohla zviteZiti.
Alici pripada, re nelze il BY
ii zivu bez dltete; yzdyt' bylo
.jedinou paskou, ktera il va
zaIa ku svetu a zivotu a nyni,
kdy musi poteseni sveho po-
hreSovati, ylekon Sc nekoneG-
ne dny We trudu a zarmutku
mnohem vahaveji, neil druh-
.dy.
Jednoho dne stala u okna,
ziraiic nevIslovne truchle ia
dest'. "Mui bozey' sepce. -
proc muslin jen ia byti tax
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-03
ILL.,.

Prlsemn% dny zariiove ube.
hly sychle ! nadeSel tvden de-
stivy 4 mlhavV, veStitel to BIZ
zici Sc zimy.
Dem Carlyonuv wilma Sc V
nepohode ieste nevlidneji a po-
chmurn6ii nez druhdy, a take
v nitru velike budoNy jest pu-
sto, ticho.
Sir Ascot mel pravdu, an de-
re pokoi panin Jest nejvlidnej-
81 mistnostl Y celem dome i re
tedy uCini n~eilepe, nebude-li
u n6ho vEbec AMI vychazeti.
Alice 20 tom take n~etouzila,
nebot' Sc il zmocnila tax pri-
liSna zemdlenost' re caste 20
n6kolik dnf nevysla do zahra-
dy, protoze il chuze neoby-
ceJne unaVOVala.
DR.. Best navStevoval lady
denn6; i byla nucena prijlmat
|leku, iez donasel; to jakoz i
okolnost, re temer nikdy z po-
koje nevychazela a nesmela
pfijimati navStev = nebot' h2-
ronet prlsne zakazal, ably byl
kdo do domu vpusten - rozsi-
rio mezi sluzebnictvem do
mn6rku, lie Jest velitelka nebez
peCno nemocna.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-03

nest'astnou,? Jak rah bych
zemrela, idyby nebylo ditete.'
Nenadale pocitila nepokoj i
uvazovala, nemela-li by vyjiti
z domu. Nebyla .jiz vice ne
del na cerstvem vzduchu, a
proto zmocnila sc il touha pc
mem. Zahalila sc tedy do dlou
heho plaste, uchopila destnik
q sp6chala zahradou ma silnici.
Nemela urciteho Gle, chte-
Ia iiti toliko tax dlouho, az by
byla unavena i mohla V noel
spati; nebot' posledni dobou
trpznila il bezsennost nesmir-
ne.
Nebyla .jeSte daleko, kdyz
zaslechla ia sebou HAS Stuar-
tuv, ienz vyslovil ieji jmeno.
V uzasu sc obratila i podala
mu ruku, ale byla tou merou
rozGilena, re nemohla promlu-
viii.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-03
Slime lupicske Getty ma HUI
cinsku a Bohuminsku. Pc del

81 dobu fadi ma Ratiborsku
mnohaclenne lupicsk6 Getty,
ktere vpadaji Y posledni dobe
i ma Hlucinsko a Bohuminsko,
nestitice Sc krvavych vrazd a
rustoseni. Y pondeli odebral Sc
spravce policejniho komisaria-
tn V Bohumine DIR. Mueller do
Ratibofe, ably jednal S mezina-
rodni komisi o spolecnem po-
stupu prot lupicum, kteri Y so
botu, iak isme oznamili, pre-
padli Bohumin a "a hotove BIZ
ivy V ulicich mesta osyobodili
sve spoletniky Z yezeni okres
niho soudu. Lupici zvedeli 0 ce
ste dra. Muellera a rozhodli Sc
IA zpatecni ceste Sc no zmocnl
ii. Pred polednem dostayili Sc
lupici V poctu sto osob, ozbro-
ieni revolvery a rucnimi gra-
naty, ma nadrazi Annabergu,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-03
Pracka v templu. Y Bard6

jove ma Slovensku die zpraVy
casopisu Poor" lakaji sioni-
ste do sveho krouzku mladez
rodicu pravovernych. Stale
putky priostrily Sc do krajno-
sti, kde nekolik zidovskych
divek dalo Sc zlkati ma sioni-
stickou schulz do templu. Pra
v%oVerni, ably zmarili sionisti-
ckou agitaci, vpadli do schu-
re a rozbili il. Vznikla 2 toho
Velika pracka.
kfteni mleka sc nekdy ne
vyplaci. Y Bratislave V prucho
de jednoho domu V Dunajske
ulici doleVala Vodou mlekafka
z venkova sve konve 5 nile
KEN. Nekdo to ZpoZoroval a
zburcoval obyvatele domu, kite
II mlekarce zpancovan6 mleko
will do yodovodu a mlekarku
ma mist6 dukladne Zpracovali
rakoskami, iimiz indy klepaii
koberce. Mlekafka ien ztezi do
stala Sc z domu, ma.iic telo
pruhoVane iako zebra.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-03

obsadili telefon a telegrat a ce-
kali ma vlak, ) nlmz mel dr..
Mueller prijeti. Cekali marne,
nebot' Dir. Mueller zmenil sta
stnou nahodou plan a vratll Sc
do BohumIna ne Vlakem ny
brz automobilem mezinarodnl
komise. O prepadeni STANCE
byI sepsan protokol, jeiz neko
Xix obcanu, oysem S uzkostl po-
depsalo. Zmlneny pflpad je
dalSi illustraci K desnym bez
peGnostnim pomerum, nlchz
zije obyvatelstvo pr hraniclch
IA Hlucinsku a Bohuminsku.
Potet pohranicnl straze d Get
nictva Jest ia nynejSich pome-
III naprosto nedostatecny d &c
treba nejblizsich hodinach u
ciniti vSe, ably nejnebezpecnej
81 usek nasich hranlc byl Hill
dan muzstyem dostatecne sil
nym a dokonale ozbroienym.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-03

lSSd. IVA ySl ely
prave tam, odkud byla prch-
la, a zaroven oval Sc innate
ny vykrik. Potion otrasl vzdu-
chem treti vystrel, rozlehlo Sc
volani 0 ponce a narek = a
opet nastal hrobovy kid.
Miss Lesterova a pruvodky-
ne staly chvili nepohnute; ma
HE vSak dala Sc sluzka, ne
rozumne devce vesnicke, z liz
kosti ma utek.a padila, sec no
by stacily Ike vsi, nedbajlc vo-
lani Adelina, ktera rovnez IT,
nula hruzOu. @ sebe nebala
Sc pranic, strachoyala Sc toliko
0 Huberta. Snad pochodi ma
rex cd neho? le-li poranen, ci
Snad dokonce zastrelen2
Razem zapomnela ma hnev
pro ieho dnesni skutek; bazen
re snad tone V nebezpecl, pa
di k mistu, kde ~opustila mlade-
no muze, 4 tn nasloucha, ma
kterou stranu by Sc mela obra-
tilt.
"Mr. Cliffet" VIOLA zyuCn6.
"Mr. Cliffei"
"Jste to Wy, Adelo?" oval
Sc nahle blize nj slaby HAS.
"Ano; kde jste?"
"Zde pod stromem ma pra-
vol"
Divka hmatala naznacenym
sm6rem pc zemi.
Hubertoyi bylo lie toliko po-
die bileho Satku, iejz m6la ma
hrdle, il sledovati. "Klekn6te
vedle mne!' prosi mdlym hla-
sem.
Miss Lesterova poslechla -;
vztahnuvSi pravici, chopila sc
ieho ruky. "Jste poranen Mr..
Cliffe?' taze Sc.
"Jsem!'
"Tezce?"
"Smrtelne!"
Adele vydral Sc Z hrdla hlu-
boky vzdech, temer vzlyknuti,
a ruce jeji chv6ly Sc jak osyko-
vs. list; neni schopna nj Jedi
neho sloVa.
"Chvejete Sc k vuli mne,
Adelo?' optal Sc Hubert, a
kdyz sc mu nedostalo odpove-
Iii, pokracoyal septmo a bolest-
ne: Ted neni casu ku hne-
W.; takych okamzicjeh, jake
ie tento, z%apominame a odpou-
slime i ne.itezsl urazky.'
Opet nastala pomlka.
"Nzbudl-li mole smrt vasi
soustrast?" taze Sc Hubert.
"Nemluyte tax, Nemluvte 0
smrtil" ~zaehvela Sc divka.
600 naplat, %isou-li mole o.
kamziky secteny?!'
HIuboky vzdech unikl re rtU
Adelinych a bezdeky sevrela
.ieii prayice tesne.ji ruku lezici-
no.
Rad bych vas odprosil "a
10, elm isem vas dnes odpole-
dne urazil," mluyI Hubert va
have j namahaVe "Chtel isem
Sc ospravedlniti, ale w jste pr
CHA tai rychle, Re mi to ne
bylo mono. Adele, nemohu
"a to 60 iSem uCinil, &C vim,
re to nebylo Y ~poradku. Cd
pustite mir
"Anoll'
"Uplne a bez podminky2'
"Ano, docela a bez podmln-
KY" opetuje diyka polo me
challicky, rozplyvaiic Sc Y 81
zach, {ez kanou IA ruku HUI
bertoVu,
"a coz ona strasna slova, je2
iste VvsIoVila, coz ono vyjadre-
nj o nenavisti? Pravila jste, *
mne nenavidite; mluyila jstt
praEdu?'
Divka mlcela.
"Priznejte Sc, Adelo.' d
Hubert kYapne, namaha1c Sc
zyednouti hlaVu. "UVazte, *
to budou snad poslednl vase
sloya Ike mne. Nuze, miuvils
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-03
R0DINNE TAJE MSTVI.
Roman z anglickych kruhu spolecenskych.
Pfelozil Karel Pochyba.

mi TO tim, re mne Sama poll
bIS," mutt Hubert.
Osudna okolnost, " niz Sc
nahle o%ictli, z%apudila divcino
pfedsevzeti, re zapre a skryje
svou lasku. Bee Vahani upo-
slechla vyzvani; We chvlli, kdy
kazdym okamzikem muze shas
nouti jeho zivot, neni casu k
uvazovani.
Hubert pritiskl drahou by
tost' ma srdce a meme RADIO
sti drzel j V obeti dotud, po-
kud nepolekal jich novy w
strel.
Zdesena Adela vyprostila Sc
rychle z naruce Hubertovy.-
"Mam-li pospiSiti pro pomoc?'
taze Sc, nevedouc 81 rady.
Ne, .jeste ne; seckej tro-
chu, pujdu 5 tebou.'
"Ty? Vzdyt' nemuzes cho-
diti?' di Adela nevedouc, re
opetuje duverne sloveni HUI
bertovov.
"Domnivam Sc, re by to slo,
kdybych Sc pokusil a mohl Sc
0 tebe opflti."
Rec Hubertova vyznivala A
dele tax, iakoby Sc zajikal We
smlchu. Go re dlS?" zvolala
kvapne. "Snad nejsi vubec
ami poranen?"
80 ano! Broky mne skrably
ma ruce a pozbyl jsem mnoho
krve; ale to je pouha malic-
kost. Neit6asi ranu mel jsem
~ srdci a tvs il nyni dokonale
zhojila,
Adela zkamenela prekvape-
MIN.
Povstav, objal Hubert pora-
nenou ruhou divku a sklonil Sc
ably il pohledl do oci. "Odpu-
stlS-li mi tuto lest, Adele? We
del jsem, re isl byla odpoledne
mVm .iednanin2 urazena, row
n6z jest mi povedomo, re isl
hrda divenka i re sveho razne-
no proievu o nenavisti Ike mne
TAX snadno neodvolaS.
kdya spechali haini "a py-
tlaky, z nichz mne jeden pora-
nil. ably .je schytali, chtel isem
iiti S mimi. tonul jsem vSak V
uZkosti 0 tebe tou merou, re
.iscm radeii vSe opustil, abych
Sc presVedCil, nestihla-li te me-
hoda. Protoze rama Ma ruce
priliS krvacela, ovazal jsem j
satkem; lee kdyz jsem prave
yykrocil, abych te vynledal,
blizila isl Sc sem. Nemohl jsem
odolati pokuseni, abych vypa-
trail. zda-li mne milujeS. Ia
tou pricinou, dovolil jsem 81
tuto malou hru.'
40 neni hezke, Tote nesle-
chetne!." odvetila Adela.
mi to, nj ono; a kdyby by
10 skutetne tax, byl by ucel po-
svttii prostiedek. Uvaz, dra-
houSku, re bezelo o stesti cele-
no aivota! Nemuzes mi zazli-
vati, odvazil-li jsem 81 neceho
co by nj je pojistilo.'
"St6sti?" opakuie divka TRIP
&c. Rel radeii nest6stl a ia
hubu, Tato chvile jest pou-
hym uvodem ku dlouhemu, b2
snaG veGnemu rozlouceni."
"Kdo BY, srdce mole, mluvil
o rozlouceni? Stanes Sc co nej-
drive moi zenuskou a potion
mas nerozlouci nic NEIL smrt'.
"nluVi Z tebe okamzitc roz-
client" usmala Sc dlvka trud.
ne. "IapominaS ma rozdil sta
WI mezi mnou a tebou''
"Nctreba mi no zapomlnati,
odpira Hubert, "protoze no pre-
mne vubec neni. Miluji te d
ty budes, musls byti mou! =
Ach, netusls, Adele, jak trap
nc pocity We mne VZbuzuJes
domnenkou, re bych bral Ia
fVahu tax nepatrne okolnoStl.
"Mozna, re u tebe nemali
Vahy: nutno vsak take nit I'd
The Washington times., 1922-03-12
MARRIAGE TRAINING
URGED FOR CO-EDS
Miss Elsie Hill Says Girls
Should Have Fewer
Novels.
By International News Service.

ATHENS, Ohio, March 11.-Few-
er trashy novels and motion pic
lures and more schooling In domes-
tic relations are needed by the col
lege girl today. according to Miss
Elsie Hill. chairman Of the execu-
tive council. National Womans s
Party, who addressed goods at Ohio
University here.
Miss Hill, who is the daughter OF
former Congressman Ebenezsr Hill
Of Connecticut. In a former militant
worker for equal suffrage and has
a jail and hunger strike record.
The emotional nature Of the col
iege girl today. Miss Hill said. Is
changed constantly by new influ-
ences She devours novels on divorce
and Is a veritable sponge for the fiat
terry of men.
"a course in domestic relations
should be included In every college
curriculum" Miss Hill told the Ohio
University goods.
Most college girls are married
ten years after graduation and they
are unframed for this new relation.
A domestic relations course, taught
by a red-biooded man, or woman.
would do much toward alleviating
the divorce evil and prepare a
Young woman for the life she will
almost inevitably enter upon"
The Washington times., 1922-03-12
D. c. Commissioners OK.
Near East Relief Drive

BY proclamation District Commits
sioners yesterday designated the ten
days beginning Wednesday as a
period for contribution to the Near
East Relief, and in indorsing the
purpose of the contribution, de.
scribed the cause as "a most worthy
one which should receive the earnest
support Of all citizens"
The local committee. headed ny
Harvey w. Wiley. Hugh A. Thrift
and John B. Larner, report the need
for funds never SO urgent. Workers
wishing to aid in the drive should re-
port to 316 Bond building, commit
tee headquarters.
The Washington times., 1922-03-12
TEST OF TORPEDO
PLANE AWAITED
New Navy Craft viii Launch
Missile and Fly
Away.

Naval officers here are watching
with interest the experiments now
being conducted with the new tor
pedo plane. a craft of this type hav.
ing recently been brought to the
naval air station here for expert
mental purposes.
Ships Of this sort have been In
the minds Of naval men for years,
as the aerial counterpart Of the sub
marine Of the seas: for that, In
short, sums up the new aircraft.
In general terms the torpedo plane
is like a seaplane. IT carries pom
toons which are designed to float 1t
in the heavier seas. and II carries
two powerful 375-horsepower engines.
Unlike the bombing plane, which
hovers over its target and drops its
missiles, the torpedo plane swoops
down near the surface Of the water,
as far. from the target as possible,
launches its torpedo and then climbs
high again.
For this purpose 1t carries q full
size torpedo slung on carriers be-
tween the pontoon floats. In addi-
ton to the torpedo the plane car
ries a complement Of machine guns
with a clear field of fire.
The machine Is designed to be
practically invisible two miles away
and, In fact, on the surface OF the
sea again any sort of background.
It Is well-nigh invisible only q short
distance away.
The Washington times., 1922-03-12

hona burden OF wal expenditure and subsequent TAXA
ton.
In the second place, when the country was
mtted to the the attitude of the Hearst papers
to prosecute the to the utmost with every
of and money in order to bring it to victorious
conclusion speedily possible and to get back to
normal conditions and to freedom from entangng al
ances at the earliest possible moment.
In the third place. the attitude of the Hearst papers
now is-that in common honor and common decency
and common gratitude and common foresight for the
future-we should do justice as people and q
nation to the who the war and sacrificed 50
much of the joy of life and opportunity of youth in
der through their splendid courage and patriotism to
uphold the good name of their country and increase
its greatness and glory throughout the earth
The who hesitate to give small part of his
store for so noble and essential civic purpose is un
worthy of the benefits of American citizenship and civ
i]ization
Read these reasons for the soldier bonus to your
The Washington times., 1922-03-12
VETERANS SUPPLY
BLOOD To HOSPITAL
Cleveland Doctors Never Fail
to Get Volunteers at Am
erican Legion Barracks.

CLEVELAND, March 11.-Not
all the blood of patriots was spilled
In the war. Unemployed ex-service
men living at the American Legion
barracks here are supplying al
most all the blood needed for trans.
fusion operations at Lakeside Hos
pital.
A quart or SO means nothing in
the life Of these doughty persons.
The hospital has called upon the
barracks a number of times in the
last two months and has never
failed to get volunteers.
"One call came at S:25 In the
morning, and twelve minutes later
twenty-five men reported at the hos
pital for duty" said a legion Off
cial In charge Of the barracks. "Al-
most all the men in the building
offered to go. though they did not
know that the blood would be
bought and paid for"
Walter Maslaka, who served two
years overseas, is one of the regu-
lar volunteers. He seems to have
an excellent supply in his veins.
Recently his blood was accepted for
TRANSMISSION into the veins Of an
lout-of-town patient.
After the operation he said he
wasn't particular about being paid
for a little act like that, but that
he wouldn't mind II some one would
help him find a job. He is a ma
chinist-a very red-blooded ma
chinist
The Washington times., 1922-03-12

that would replace a menacing alli-
ance for war against u.s."
III this isn't an alliance, what is
1T" Robinson persisted.
1T IL an agreement for the calling
Of a conference" replied Underwood.
why do you say that?" Robinson
pressed.
Because II Is written In the Ian
guage Of a conference and not In the
language of an alliance" Underwood
answered.
THE Senator knows that other
senators put a different construction
on very similar language used in an
other treaty. analogous to this Rob
inson added.
DO you mean the Versailles
treaty." Underwood shot back.
YES" Robinson responded.
Could Have Averted War.
such q construction was not sup
ported either by the Senator or my.
SELF" replied Underwood.
al know that" admitted Robin
son.
And I am not ashamed Of my
treaty" Underwood said sharply.
II am proud Of it," Robinson re-
marked amid laughter.
II ask the Senator TO 60 back
eight years with me to the August
of 1914 when Lord Grey of Eng.
land bewailed the fact that there
was no machinery for bringing con-
flicting nations to q conference ia
bie," continued Underwood. Lord
Grey said then that II the world
had had a treaty such as this one
he could have averted the world
war"
81 ask the Senator to come for
ward with me eight years" replied
Robinson. ito the time when Lord
Grey met Balfour Il mean. Sir
Arthur-on his return from"
II think England had a perfect
right to honor Balfour on his re-
turn" interrupted Underwood.
"Yes. l think England should con.
fer just as much honor as he is
able to bear for having substituted
for a two-power alliance a four
power alliance committing the
United States and France to the
same principles as were involved in
the two-power alliance" Robinson
shouted heatedly.
"You admit that the aggressive
action referred to in this treaty
means an act OF war"
Robinson Defines Treaty.
mo, not just that" countered
Underwood.
What them" demanded Robinson.
IAN act of aggression is an act Of
war"
We'll, an act approaching war"
admitted Underwood.
This treaty then provides that
such a conference shall be called 10
decide on what action shall be taken
The Washington times., 1922-03-12
Mount Rainier Scaled
Despite Minter Barrier

TACOMA. Wash, March IL
Mount Rainier was climbed for the
first time in its history during mid
winter.
Jean and Jacques Landry and
JACQUES Bergues, mountaineers, and
Charles r. Preyman, motion pic.
ture camera operator, accomplished
the feat heretofore considered i'm
possible.
The Washington times., 1922-03-12

by the signatory powers against an
act OF war committed by some out.
side nation against one Of the sigma
tory nations?" Robinson asked.
1T means taking action against an
act Of war and inevitably the answer
will be war
Underwood did not reply.
The purpose of this treaty is to
unite the full strength of the four
signatory powers in the Pacific
against the rest of the world" Rob
inson charged.
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NO JUDGE OF. LITERATURE.

CHICAGO. March 11.-Ten men
spectators in morals court were lee
tured by the Judge and sentenced to
five hours in the public library to
improve their minds. And vet, II
the judge only knew It, there are
some modern novels quite as enter
tanning as the testimony In any
morals court.
The Washington times., 1922-03-12
Two GrOcers Are Held
For Attack on Woman

CHESTER, Pa, March 1.-Two
grocers, rivals OF the husband Of
Mrs. Margaret Martinez, twenty.
two years old, of Wilkesbarre, Pa.
are alleged to have KIDNAPPED the
pretty young woman ard '"kCn hci
to a lonely place ouls!dc = Ia city
where she was assaulted.
The Washington times., 1922-03-12
Treaty No Alliance.
CONTINUED from First Pase)

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Prominent Supporters Empha-
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An answer is due the soldiers
An answer is due the citizenship.
WILLIAM RANDOLPH HEARST.