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The Washington times., 1922-10-23
PERJURY ADMITTED BY
TWO IN KILLING TRIAL

CHICAGO. Oct. 23.-Confessions
that they perJured themselves in
the trial Of Thomas Walsh, business
agent OF the Sheet Metal Workers
Union. who was charged with the
murder Of Adolph Georg, saloon
keeper, and his bartender. George
Cast. are alleged TO have been made
by Martin Byrne, a bartender, and
John Norton, clerk in the municipal
court, according to announcement
by NJ: 8. Stewart. assistant States
attorney.
Dennis Mackey. an employe in the
county tressurer's office. Is, being
held with the other two as the. re.
suit Of the alleged confessions.
Walsh was acquitted on the Georg
murder charge and Is now facing
trial on the charge Of killing Cast.
The Washington times., 1922-10-23

''Tanlac was a wonderful bless.
ing to me and feel like I ought
to tell other sufferers about it,"
says Mrs. Elizabeth Lohman, well.
known resident Of 1922 Dillon St.,
Baltimore, Nd.
II had suffered from stomach
trouble about year and got 80
had that food acted like poison to
my system. couldn't eat any.
thing but what would cause either
nausea or severe bloating and pal.
pitation. Dizzy spells would come
on me suddenly, / had raging
headaches and my nerves were
almost shattered. I was also
troubled with an asthmic condI
tion, my arms and shoulders pain.
ed me terribly and my back ached
fit to break in two. I got so I
couldn't do my housework and, In
fact, my ailments became 80 nu.
merous life became an unbroken
period of misery for me.
But Tanlac changed all that.
Six bottles have made an entirely
different woman Of me. My
stomach never gives me the least
trouble. the asthma scarcely both.
ers me at all any more and my
other troubles are entirely gone.
I will always bless the day I got
Tanlac."
Tanlac, is sold by Peoples Drug
Stores and all leading druggists.
The Washington times., 1922-10-23
BRIGHT METEOR FALLS
NEAR BEACH At WAIKIKI

HONOLULU. Oct. 23.-Honoluiu
was surprised by brilliant spectacle
recently, when an unusually bright
meteor flashed through the sky and
plunged into the sea with a low,
rnmbling roar like thunder.
The phenomenon was observed
from many parts Of the city and
was especially well seen from Wal
kiki Beach, where It came from al.
most directly above, falling in the
direction Of Diamond Head.
The Washington times., 1922-10-23
The Materials

Normandies, Bolivias, We
lours, Suedenes and Novelty
Cloths. Cleverly lined with
Mandarin sleeves. !
The Washington times., 1922-10-23
Scientist Believes
Cat Has Astral
Soul

NEW YORK, Oct. 23,-Has q
cat an astral body or soul?
II It has. can 1t be photographed
and weighed!
DR.. Herewand Darlington. re-
search officer Of the American
Psychical Institute and Laboratory
in this city, speaking today Of ex-
periments he plans to undertake
this fall, declared he will make
an effort to solve this occult
problem. 5-
The Washington times., 1922-10-23
love DOCTOR
CLAIMED MANY
HEART VICTIMS
Msthods Exposed Of chariatan
T Whose Operations -Ex-,
e tended, Over U. S. =. !.

Thousands Of ,Domen through
out the United States have. II %
charged, been imposed ON, fleeced
efmossey and soorse, 6y "Tks Rev."
Charles Ne1on,an, alias Harry Y.
Cohen. "OrdGined nedium," and
alleged "loDe pastor" and "loVe
DOCTOR" iOho, Los Angeles anthorN
ities haze determined, has had d
career of years in 'oideiy separat-
cd cities. J. -.
An amazing series of. operations
as both aa ordained paeditm" and
"leVs pastor" is charged dgainst
Cohen, schose Los Angeles Hfsus-
pts" recently sods raided follos0ing
charges preferred against him By
q. bride of si1tsea.
Among "Dr." C0ken's alleged
victims are unsophisticated girls
and rich society ,DSmisn. is. ~
In tsoenty-ttoo years, ft has been
established, "tke tope pastor" con-
dsscted temples" IN Neso York,
Minnesota, Ioi0a. Colorado, Neto
MSSico, Georgia, Alabama, and,
finally, IN California. What aoent
on behind the locked doors Of Ness-
~san's "lope temple" In Los An
geies Is nolo revealed for the first
time By "Prefessor Schotz, his
former assistant.
The professor" beginning to-
day in The Washington Timex.
also exposes devices employed by
the "cNlt" Takers to lure soomen
to the gold-linen ."temptes" and
there separate them from their
money and happiness.
BY PROFESSOR" SCH0TZ.
LOS ANGELES, Oct. 2S.-
"SouIs of Women" could well be
the title OF this my first article
exposing the "love cultists."
{ Picture if you can this scene in
the very heart Of Los Angeles:
The time a. m.
The placc-"The Temple Of
love-" -, .t,.
Z The players-"The love pastor. .
his silken-clad attendants and ten
women and girls Of all types and
all ages, anxiously awaiting their
turn to pay homage to the man
who calls himself "The man who
knows and sees all"
> Temple of Truth.
I saw the above and many other
unbelievable scenes ten days OF four
teen hours each while / served as
''assistant love pastor" to Cohen.
He called his workroom the Tenn
pie Of Truth"
Let us to the scene in the den In
witch served. 1t will be some time,
however, before we can see the man
who knows and sees ALL"
"The reception room Is filled to
capacity with young girls and women
waiting their turn to take the fatal
step into the "inner shrine"
The smell of perfumed incense per-
msates the entire surroundings.
The chairs in the waiting-room are
20 arranged that no victim" faces
another.
do not converse with anyone In
this waiting room" a warning reads
The scene is tense, pitifui. as each
woman and girl awaits her turn to
pass into the double.locked inner
shrine" 80
Deep muffled sobbing can always
be heard. There Is sunshine in the
street below, but none here. An at.
tef1dant appears and informs that
the great man who knows all and
sees all viii solve, your troubles"
Pastor" Awaits.
And the Pastor is sitting
within the inner shrine" smok.
The Washington times., 1922-10-23
BOY ASKS RAISiNJAcK;
MOTHER BADLY SHOCKED

MANSFIELD, Ohio. Oct. ga
mother was much embarrassed the
other day when her small son in.
sisted in one Of the largest groceries
OF the city that he must have some
"raisinJack."
1t later developed that the lads
craving was not for the home made
whiskey substitute but for cracker.
jack instead.
The Washington times., 1922-10-23

love pastor" did not call her by
name.
New powdered incense had been
lighted In my absence and the air
Of oriental mystery was again
much In evidence.
How Newman Summoned" the
Doctors" spirit will be told in
succeeding chapter, describ-
Ing incidents, even moro amazing
than dotsy's.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-21
TWENTIETH REEL IN
MOVIE MYSTERY IS
STILL WITHOUT PLOT

LOS ANGELES, Feb. Il Film
dom's greatest mystery serial-the
William Desmond Taylor murder
entered upon its twentieth reel today
with the climax stilI hidden.
From person 20 person the spot
light OF official Investigation has Hit
tered without revealing as vet evid-
ence of a tangible nature that Nisi
point out the murderer and bring
about a solution of the mystery
Interest of invest gators cent r-a
TODAY on a report from jewell ok
aiming Taylor's handsome thin
model gold watch HIS report may de
fnteig determine the exact m ngse a.
which TaN'or vas shot tbs mas
give otticials New angle on sheh T.
work
Henry Peasev. negro servant. IN.
81 tha last Ia ~.-.- Tayias alive. has
been questioned again tr District -
tornav WooiN ine II an -; ~ 20 deter
nina. neither there VAS anF basis f0i
declarat on 'hat ne 5e esed . woEia,
hfea the -hot The DISTRICT sfforuel
said De eauid learn nothing that sup
ported tbs -hsors
However -h-le T. . heiisf smezs n
vess sster- ;lst Peavey s. wt ia
n sesae bt safarma-' n l.ia
III ~ eh ee h.snz si-hS sea.
NJ tha Z 0nT. .=tal ~-h OH
~ ef T-aee gh1v !
i4uetnc p .rf tts 80 'ha
faes hsss reai a s. =peri :.
,ha Ha aa ~ ea- r,la -
su. rut tae ga
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-21
NAVY Department IS
PREPARING ASTkTuS
report FOR HARDING

ASHI<GT TON. Feb. 2l-The navy
a@gartiANn NJ now preparing fer Pres
dent Harding 4 comprehensive status
Il the nise1 States navy under the
naval treaty negotiated by the arlaa-
sf4~nt conference and now Ees1ils in
the Senate. II Vas learned author tia
tlsel. AZ the Whit. House today.
Nne1 this statement Is received. II
T-s stated that fne president viii GO
fefore Congress nitl a request for
z rtfFgss ssFidf3p fHr s4rf tDS out
'langes made n -ssafs hs reductions
in personnel ana equipment provided
FOR 2 ~. .r.ar-
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-21

WASHINGTON, Feb 21-rresideat
Harding today named the members
OF the commission which VIII enter
into negotiations with foreign govern
ments for the funding Of the <ll.ooa.
900 600 foreign Indebtedness to the
United States The commission will
consist OF the following Secretary
II the Treasury Mellon. Secretary of
State Hughes. Secretary of Commerce
Hoover Senator Reed Smoot OF ttah.
and Representative Theo- T. Burton OF
Ohio
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-21
LEWIS TRY|NG
TO AVERT Bis
MINERS STRIKE
Calls Conferenee Of Heads Of
Railroad 6rokhsrhcods Today
-W1 Present Ais ''Defensive
AIliance" Proposal for Resist
- Wage Reduceions On Raj
roads cd N Ne Nones-Says
There b Nokhing Dssazuetive u
Hi ~ ond TAae Csnfasnce
L Essential to Peace.

CHICAGO, Feb. cl-Anncuncenen:
that he had taken step in the direc-
ton CT averting a nation wide strike
OF coal miners was made here today
by John l. Lewis. president of the
United Nine workers. of America. As
he entered into conference With the
heads of railroad brotherhocds To pre-
sent his defensive alliance proposal
for resisting contemplated wage re.
ductions Lewis declared that he had
issued cali 10 operators in west
PENNSYLVANIA. Illinois. Ohio and In.
diana for a joint conference to he
held in the Hollenden Hotel. Cleve
land. Ohio on March .
This conference with the operators
is essential to industrial peace said
| Mr.. Lewis. unless the conference. is
held and an agreement reached tha,
will protect the interest of all partie
concerned including the public. thert
xill be strike"
Lewis said that there was "n0thine
! destructive" in the defensive alliance
proposal he was to outline to the rail
] Nav union leaders This was taker
4 10 Indicate that Lewis would not asl
, the railroad men to support his ide'
; TO the extent Of backing the miner,
with a sympathetic strike The lead
er If the miners indicated that he wa:
of the opinion that a coal strike Cal
he svertei If the operators will atteni
he conference If the operators refus'
@ meet with the miners on or be.or'
Mach 81 t. the strike April |. IS in
evtahle he dacia ed
Tho Joint conference vas PROV 1s'i
sor IN the formal demands af the niH
ers for new Mage contracts formulas
cd at iheir convention IN inisanapolI
last week
One call was sent by Lew, II III
operators who signed the nresea
agreement in Nav York. March 3
1920, and the other ." officials OF tn
coal operators associations in s'cnl
, syiyansa. Ohio. Inoiana ana illinoH
In their now demands the miners a.
for d six hour day. FIVE dax wee
: and continuance Of the present sea-
of wiSes
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er,is. vour option 10 purchase the
MAN, hn, YOU desire 10 have tho
rn, ,rnneut maintain the plant IN a.
IDLE. standby condition aud keep u
on, of competition with the Ane' ic'n
Cvanamid Company and is sahs'a
iarv the Al Nitrate corporation
hammitf attacked the foad pTepos.
al d,.slaiins thst il must he apparent
10 the committee that Ford IS ses :
irc te set ihs cheapest power on fhe
American continent al the exp. nsa ol
he government.
~Fnrd rronosss u Nave the cevs~a
o,ert complete this project FROM
money m the treasury. then asks tha'
m. sovcI nment insure il and over Il
reou.re the government = oAs Z
more electrical generating eIu pne-i
AZ ,,verru,enr expense. sdded Ham
INIT
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-21

Vast Di1areneo = nae~ ~
Peaas = losseA c.
e naqnoul

WARRINGTON. feA. 11-Ant
exhaustive iasooeiono1oo - obon6n4s
ratss n ~ osrlA - onnmSm
pstaAD - oon1osmwsonnm 80
Northern tarri4oslsuoiNG1en -
day ~ the lwessseaap cehoeos :
commiosion-
The inquitt iii. isSs,,k Susae :
between oostkesn eoa6oe - ~. i
issiepi rtser sreaa1no4 o. soser
crosslnes and pesWts. eeynn4 - :.
illinois. eussse. pteesbsee -
central terrstersso,s -. .beesG66a
Southern territory aed vtr61ata
cities and Eastern peiwts in tsuak
line and NOw enGland torritorsoo.
Shippers ana roaos Ia Southern ter
ritory requested the commission to
make the investigation.
Hearings Will be held at various
cities ia the South. and dates aad
places TO be announced later.
The commission explained that the
inquiry has been ordered because the
rates in many instances differed ma
terially from substantially similar
hauls on light classes of traffic. be-
cause the relationship TO the first
Class "a l3t rates On kut iOWSI C4RD0
varies greatly IN many OF the diff
terent scales and adjustments, and
because many Of the rates are higher
for shorter distances thar for longer
over the same line or routes"
While intrsstate rates have MOI
2een included within the scope of the
lnvestiga- -cn II was stated. ''tha
commission appreciates the desira-
1ility q ter harmony between the
"a 'rasjs. a..d Interstate rate struc-
lures 4 -ow exists and believes thai
'pt o. me carriers but also ths
sni2rers nj ate commissions OF ths
South entertain ike views as To thii
natter
+ To this end. the commission il
-as niDs conclusions with respect I,
& interstate rates viii consult with tn,
state Co.nmissions and is confident o
their operation
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-21
ADMINISTRATION OF
PORTO RIGA ulnER
REILLY IS UPHELD

WASHINGTON. Fet- Ex-Governor
2 Mont Reillys administration cf
Porto Rican affairs WAS warmly up-
held in the highest administration cir
cles toda-. II was stated officially al
the White House that no charges had
been brought against Governor Reilly
and that no charges of serious char
aCter are expected
Reilly was described as an honest
and fearless executive and it was
said that the result of his attitude
III the administration of Porto Rican
affairs WAS being manifested now BY
a complete change IN the tone of the
Porto Rican people
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-21
OEvAlERh WINS
FIRST VICTORY
OVER ASSEMBLY
Sim Feners Vote Favorably On
Open Ballpeing - Advocated
by de Defeated Treaty Lead-
@-Only hy Reeisanace %
Bsikain md Noe Thromeh Co
cpecaason Ca kelnnd BE
Fred" Ha Sayo-Two RoE6-
cal Kivab Evsdence No Pea
sooal Animosity.

DUBLIN. Feb 21-The Devalera
party in the Ard Fhets won the first
victory in the Sim Fein general as
sembly today when that body voted
IN favor Of open baiioting which has
been advocated by the former pres
idanf
On the face of IL the figures on this
decision Indicated a majority for the
antitreaty party Of several hundred.
It is possible, however. that many un
pledged delegates voted for open bal
loting as a matter Of principle. SO that
this move is not entirely conclusive.
though it is marked technical vie
tory.
DeNaiera proposed a resolution that
the Sim Fein could not support the
treaty under the articles of the repuh-
lican constitution and forecasting tha;
ireland soon Will he free
1T wouit. be better Tor ireland Il
have two armies working for her than
one divided against herself" said De
Valera IN moving his resolution. Ne
power on the part OF England could
divide myself and Arthur Griffitf
founder of the Sim Feinl Although
we are nov separated. We would come
together on essential ihdlt-io
neNalera addel
only BY resistanee to Britain an
not through cooperation can ireland
gain her freedom
H, urged policy of passive re-
sistance if the Snn Feiners felt tina
active resistance had failed
DeValera and his political rival
N4ehaal Collins ayinc-d no persona
animositx toward one another. Il
the meeting they met and shcel
hands. chatting together for a While
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-21

onJl0o aHln
e' uEN ARE
AnlESIED TODAY

!, MOBILE. Ala, Feb. z1.-Ten
} men alleged 10 have swindled
} barney Knapp, Of Minister. Ohio.
, of elO.000 through = fake wire
, tapping scheme at Orlando. Fla.
, were placed under arrest here
J today at Knapp's request. They
, gave their names as Harry Stin-
; sOn. alias Cousins. Stockholm.
, Sweden: Vim. Harris. Memphis:
; Harry Dixon. Montgomery. Ala.
. Murray Lane. alias Coyne. Or
; lando; A. Baker. Cincinnati; G.
, &. Williams. Chicago: Chas Hill
. ianeuer. bridgeport. lii: James
, Clemens. Canada; j. Roach and
; j. Kelly. Mobile. Police said a
. total of $13.S60 in cash was
; found on the men.
4.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-21
FORMER ITALIAN DlRIelblE CATCNES :
AERE WHILE FLYING 1000 FEET IN
AIR; WREcK|Ne CREWS SUMMONED
BOATS PUT OUT TO
WREckheE TO PICK
up few WHO LIVED

NORFOLK, Va, Feb. q.
The army dirigible Roma,
largest ship Of her type in
the world, exploded in mid
air above Hampton Roads
this afternoon and fell
burning to the ground.
First reports were that
there had been considerable
loss of life. The big ship
carries a large crew, nor
maIly from 80 to 10 men.
The ship ha | left Lang
ley Field. her home station
at 1::30 o'clock p. M. on a
short practice flight. with
Captain Mabry, air service
commanding.
The big cigar-Shaped YES
sci was sailing along abou'
1000 feet above the Roads
when suddenly there was ;
terrific explosion. and ths
ship dropped like a plum
met to the ground.
Wrecking crews from tn,
naval air station and foul
planes from the same sta
tion were hastily sum
moned.
Five ambulances wer
rushed from the naval hos
pital to the spot.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-21
Clearwater AND
ORLANDO v0TlNG
ON IMPROVEMENTS

CfFsARW ATER Fob 2i-Citizens
Of Clearwater tnas. are voting GA q
proposed 'hend issue II s2+a.art Of
Which spm all hat iHeee : for n4u
n, pal im2ruS e,renrS
The $40 9ae : for t1e settlement of
ontstaad.ng debts eF fhe ty The
balance vouli be HSe lar 9avfng.
sewers. a peW cltN han - cost Sae.ee"
and for extension # tbs water works
system
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-21

At a meeting OF the yolusia
county commissioners today. di-
vision of several cities into Z
greater number OF precincts was
passed Under the new ruling,
Daytona viii be divided into two
voting precincts. voiusiA avenue
tc be the dividing line. De-
Land Will have three and New
) Smyrna three. while Daytona
) Beach and Seabreeze win each
be e voting precinct. where mere
} toeore one polling pace has been
used for the two towns. Woman
suffrage made necessary a great
} er aunber of precincts, too
great a time being taken to
; count the votes cast at each
election
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-21

Approximately - men wore aboard
the Roma al the tame and il IS be
lieSed that fram - 10 ia If these
lost their lives, y dozen bodies. some
of them burned AMI charrei almost
hespni recognition. had been recos
cred fron the wteckage At -
O'Clock
According "a inforGs ton from Al
o:fic al at the aFnx Suppis base here
this afternoon. an ORC Al report iack
ng eight al the est mated between
is and - men eomprsSius the entire
complement of the Langley Fasle
balloon school. whsch was making :
trial figh. ever Hampton Roads thi.
4 afternoon on the army d,1gible Roma
and which Went NO 4 NOS. dive II
the srmS haSs grounds Whirh result
ed IN An explosion that completely
4 vrer ksd the hs hac w7en i struei
the ground - - p ~ sIe account
"a for at 3 ats hog, Fhe names @
these men .sa RearaeH Weleh Reei
Harley psss. Bfa 5eniia s, Caapnaa'
and tsuTt
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-21
Orlando Also Not.na.

ORLANDO. Feb : CifszanS here
ar. voting today on the proposed paT
chase Of the water ami lsht plants
with swo-,hiras majority necessary
to carry the election
The price of s6o7 .se1 ~as agreed
uvon for the sale of the utilities. and
voters are asked for SSaa 'ssla aGdl-
,:onai fnr r.hshilifsrine 'h@ piant~
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-21
lsaAss h DenUe:a-
y - Ford
oulkact.
TON. Feb. zi.-
~ the House mill
nissse Of Hen,y
Do1oe and develop
1Qned property at
Ala. viii be con-
o. Chairman Kahn
1lase announced to-


nnteA is now working a
n 1Great Southern Hydro
S E1oi,or plant. This offer is
Docro4ary of War Weeks,
o0nounced he will transmit
fDos either today or tomor-
1ory Weeks has publicly
In his opinion. the Ala
nog Companys offer is "su-
ord's In many respects
- Kahn announced that
1oins. before consideration
~ OlKor can be considered.
6om representatives of the
! pWer Company. the Nation
80 Of Farm Bureaus. and
Mcdowell. President Of the
H0gttlixer Association Col
ol1or Engineering Commits
the District of Columbia.
4 : super-power study Of the
ooorty. may also be called
1oas BY the committee.
a1so remains before the Ford
1iapossd OF BY the commit
D expected decision from the
manufacturer as to whether
oecApt notifications to his pro
attract that several committet
b have demanded be made
Iovo. chief of Ford's engineers
- known this decision tomor
Thursday. Chairman Kahn de
HAmmitt. vice-president OF tn
Hterates corporation. Uhlci
oDtional rights to purchase NJ
mt number two on the Nusci
project and which has an
= Il will resort TO the court
DAtse the right. resumed test
DoeOre the committee toda,
native Fields. OF kentuchN
~ the witness at length 9
incorporate relations the Al
corporation and its parer
- American Cyanaa.d con
~ have with the Alaban
IooQpany and other Southe
!Dngporations. His cNaminat'o
- only that stockholders Of q
~ Cyanamid company ris
uoock Of the Alabama Fo"'
~ Hammitt denied corpora
|G1Aip with the Georgia Ra
~ Power company. the Coln'
5oUer company the tentr
- Power company. or the Ts
} tower company
omitt admitted that James
oWns from % to - per sent
lpck Of the American Cyanan'
~ and that the Virginia Cal
AeOical company owns apra
\ twenty-six per cent OF
witness esumed defense
1n1ehtion that before the COVE
an dispose of Muscle Sho;
~ sise the Air Nitrates cprpo
- opportunity to buy nitr'
No. 2.
D asserted that from Ha
4o4lmOny. il was apparent Il
~ not seeking chance 70
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-21
MIAMI STORY OF
BIG SEIZURE Of
LIQUOR IS 'FISHY'

MIAMI. Feb 21.-I .ncal federal pro
hlbition officers were early To-Day
without official Information as to the
reported seizure Sunday, on Jewish
creek. of the British schooner Anna
belle. with II. 600 cases of liquor, and
all the airplanes in the prohibition
squadron left Miami about dark yes
terday
Captain Rogers. of one of the IL
planes which participated IN the seiz-
ure of the Annahelle. said Yesterday
that he would make no report to the
f dnral authorities in Miami as the
airpIane squadron was operating
under direct orders from Washington
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Mo Report in Capital.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 21.-Prohlbl-
ton headquarters today were stiii
without a report from Miami cf the
seizure of the British schooner Anna-
belle. by airplanes Sunday
commissioner HAYNES said he had
NOT vet received word of the seizure
from Florida officials and as soon a
the report Was received 1t would L.
made public.
officials appeared somewhat SUI
prisei at the reported operation oil 4
large feet OF prohibition aiVpiaheS
along the Florida coast IS i Was oe
lievel plans had not yet been per
feeted for utilizing these force:
against rum snugSiers,
Hasnes prcfess-f TO Rave n
knoviedge Of Captain Rogers. report
eli from Miami as IN command ot on'
Of the airplanes which captured IN
schooner