davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-03-03
Separate Skirts
ON SALE SATURDAY
at $3.08

Not very large assortment, but
good one, nevertheless. Materials are
Faille Silk, Silk Poplin and Wool Jer-
sey; sizes % to 80 waist measure. If
your size is here you'll get a bargain.
Former prices were from S69S to
$3.50.
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So.
Nrnrtt Junirt1.
Sinh affpreg mob Yriien al Bales
Tglge. Neitatipn Hanbt BE
inbfpbte splbater.

2onoo1l Sen 24oe 5eb. 2onbon
usEimes Z aorreiponoent / Buttialo
1neloer, at Ser bleu ifuot poa Here
Meol lenlnler al Nriniel af @ales'
.5dfge, ne6ef1s De fi6rte Nutonrobil
fra Belbi til 8uttiala ! 9lniabe begnen
ssSa1bie1t. sssngen bleb rarnnet Set
bioes iifHfe, iiffe bpem @1lgriberen bar 30
Iiitid forefager l1u6erigeelie.
st Telegram oateret gborsbag fro
DelH til 2onoon inlese tiger, al
.Gfterretni1lger fra Nuniab ontpoer,
at 81 gitationen banot 81 inenne trent
beles er al olporlia Sri q anfagef
polittif Jorn1 nleo bilot 5nnf ON
@iellop at 5ifDe Serre=
.0gnn11e.
8elegralntnet II tiilIfigier, at lnItren-
oelierne for at ngitere Mnr1ot SoI6a=
terlla er foroob let @ at seppherne /
'saaanogb gbperlle er g ienitalIo pr <<rlt:
fer ra ratioui iiterness
Sibe
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emiarentens 16e gnbitteus 5ooe sorbotens 42be ars

Rigtignof er oct fra anoet SOLO
blebet fortalt at De to ange ngotes
ferffe Gang beo en- Miooag 1tt1oer
arigen, % at 6e ltrar b1ep it1ofugef i
binan6en. San bar oengang officer
beb @renaoerprne og bar &efonDale-
icent efter qt BABE baret -alporlig
iaoret Hritiesien giuroe paa ben
SID 8ieneite iom gpgepleier men
baboe netop en- Grioag, % oenne
Sag nleote bum lin sfinbne i Sfifz
fc1ie af Ell iaaret britiff ariger.
Sc engelife glabe ilaar fait> 1ot
Gorbinbelien pasier for Go1fets 0e=
t11ofratiife og ronantiife Snltinfter
De tire beiabelige Wp,lo.- iom bar
giftet lig inb i @onaefa1nilie1t
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,,&u11la u0pla1t.
geroels fprfe 2a1ftiifb itDrttr ne6
1,1ob ele4riffe 2ebninger % guar
ppi Slam1ner.
81 81 8eriDner al geintaing % &as'
fagerer brebt, 8 baarbt faaret
pa 3 let fbritet.

NorfoH, 8n., ben s216e Geb ar-
1neens fipn1peftore 2uftlfib uMon1a"
|itDrtebe neb fra en- Seioe al 1,O00
SOD eHer mere ibag, artngelig paa-
gru1to al ct brutfet 8or, be6 Sn11pz
ton Noabs. Mrr1eftation falDt ober en-
bgifppnot eleftriif 2eoning % blep
giebliffelig ct 5lanan1ebab, bbori 81
Mano af gefpfuing og Basiagerer
on1for1. s ss8erfoner bleb bnarM iua,
ret % 8 bar ,ifaot elier bare Jet fpn.
F1tet al De 45 Berfoner, Der bar 1ne0
gfibet. Ma,1ge Elmer efter Snloet
bar BET 410 500 lange gftb fretnoe-
leg ct Slammebap fra gnbe til anoelt,
ioet Slben tit Rafing af Ell Winio1
t@ubiffoo @as i 6et ibnre Spliter.
anapt ct 0uiin lMpnb bleo funbet
|leben6e og en- 1eoe paa geien ua8o=
ipitolet. Ane oberlebe1toe reobebe
|iig beo at boppe 1l0, i6et 5fibet traf
IWarfen. Sc anbre br9nbte M0poe.
Gen boloiorn1ne gnr1ne 6reb Me6z
ningsnta11o tilbage, Sgri aL. 7.inf-
ten bar set lDffetss TIE grn1toafbelin,
ger at Tuffe sSlhe1, lneo aemifalier
Ser bar 30 fife ltorf mere emo ~Ml1:
n1it1inmra1ltt1eat % oe 6 9ibertD Mo,
torer igiel1. sss1be i 8raget Iaa 81
gene, mango forbrenofe, iaa be bar
ufie,roeIige. 33 aig bar fier4aet fra
gragreltertte i1tat % a1le, Der bopoe
bnret 1neo 6fi6et, oertneo giort 8eoe
for.
oMof1a", bDis @oitenbe a,1Taaes til
: ST ,250, ,W0 bar bet treble ltore 2l,ft-
ifib ebelagt itoen 13 Maaneber. 9e
te at1ore bar 33M2, bDgget i 9torbrie
tallniel1 for sllnerifa og erpIooeret
ober &uu 24be 9ua. 1921. neo 8ab
af 42 Mennefeliu, bDoraf is bar
Mmerifanere, fa1nt R=3344 8 Set fsrfte
ftlfib, BET cit etser stlanterell,
poefaeI i Ell 5torft fite tie sSt,,.: an f9Se f9e
#&olp6en gnglu11o
8afbingfo11 Sen 226e 6eb st
lterft 4rab paa at fta11Ie aHe Be
spilgninger for itDrbare 2uftiffii6be for
Ser.og Gfaaoe reiite fig i-aougres{en
.ioag JON Selge al ufeffen nre6 uRo-
nj" i Norfolf igaar, oa 81 Menta-
fer blep brebt.
Morfolf, So, 220e Geb. u&oma"<
l1hHenL Der folteoe 81 MenneTelip,
.ifpI6tes, at Den @obel, Ser fontrolle.
re6e Set ianfalote uGlebntor" .&or,
brat erflareoe Gbefeu for 9frmeens
TlpbepRien @eneralnln1or 8atricf,
iaften. grflpringen bar hQieret paa,
bba6 Der biotn er frernfdnntet l1116er
BEN pfficielle l11,oeriggelie al ulDffen.
Melterne al u@oma"s 9taalran1-
111eb9rf lna iafter fren1be1es Der,
Dbor 2nftifibet bar falot. S Nelpport
Stems, bborttl -6e os6e bleb fbrt,
itrgn1n1e6e Slegtnirge og genner til II
for at forfgge at gienfie116e 2igene og
prbne n1e6 8egrabelie
S en- grflaring nbiteot fra oet of
fentIige Sltnbbeos eosDpie1ls SoipitaI
BE ri6ag fagoe 6preren for Set for.
.ulbffeoe 2uftifib, aapt. Walter S S.
@eeb, at ban ifffe baboe ri1tgeite Mnel-
ie .orl bba6 Ser foraarfageoe llDf.
ten, og betbIe6e, at oet ,1ogenfir1oe
sssscrt1nttes pan 2ben 5ibe)
Nrnrtt / Junir11.
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HD11ptp11 HfI Rnniu.
Stprbritannien erfl9rer GgAptel1
a{eibitanbie Dgs cnher 1T 3rpteftprat
t,,eo bisie JorbeBolb.

aonoon ben 28oe SET. gggppte,l
&c Mepet giort til en- ielpitetloig in=
.beran Stat 1neo bisie i5orbebnlo, b1eb
BET offieielt funogiort jbag: Sen
brittle 8egiering bar enot fit Gro,
teftorat og bare taget bisie Scribe
bol6. Gen brittle @eneralguber11er
Qcr6 Mllenbp nl16errette0e 5ltlta1le1,
=af 9ggDptelt ont bette ioag.
General 2orb Mne1lbD, Ser fo1n=
1l1atrbere6e 6e brittle Gropper Me-
iopotamten nnber 8erbensfriget1,
benote nplig biem fra 9ggDptell, bpor
lan bar bgret @eneralguperngr, for
at forebolbe BEN -britiife &egiering
Ngobe11oigbeoe1t af at opfpl6e Sc
egDptiffe Nationaliiters e9Gpirattoner.
Set bleb iagt, at 2or6 Nlle,tbDs
8lan for Mgpptells gelbItanbigbeb
5af fonierbattbe Meolen1n1er al Den
brittle &egiering bleb unleet for att
for oraitiif, men at De ienere git nreb
paa Ben. -
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gu1.HknnH Hhptalit1g.

9oa @rnro af ben oDeroroentlig
- gris pno W1in1eapolis Gibenoe
4rengt boloe paa ben 0egel,
AdIes gorifno. aoreste.
loptp Aer altio, til 1pilfen Dag
globet ef betalt, og bDis oerfor Sor-
1,belfen al abonne;ne1ltet lite er mob.
tuget inben Maaneoens ll6ga1ig, bli.
ner peofp1nmeroe Mbonnerlt itrbget.
9enne Geeel bliper ltrengt operbolot
lige oberfor ale N6onncnter itoea1
Sorfiel.
leonirg og Drolpo er Der ipetet, lon'
inhnInerpr 9rin al 0anben1naaf M
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n1eb 8ilta1,b al Is on6re engelife
.Geiitlige, Song George ielp lagoe
Erinlesiens Saanb / Discount 2as=
cclles'.
gn Masie Mennelfer itrbnn1e6e
i1to til 2olloolt for ct ie paa 8rDl=
il1psltaien. Guiinoer bar fan1let peb
s8sl1efiltgbdr1 Slot % at1ore lliii1roer
peo aebel &c flez
it's 1 IS beofpnu11en5e l,ar oct bure ef
tibet Stint af gru6ef6lgd Sc fiiff. fiiff.s
Manee boboe taget= 5tole mes iig %
spe,ttet l1oe bele Natten for at fitre
zig rigtig goo 8laos
Charles, Discount 2asceIles, er
ef tDpiif 2a11ba6e elsnanb al gannItel,
goo Snnli1ie. 5tamfa6ere1t Sobn 6e
2aseelles 11abnes n1iooelaloerffe
argnifer ion1 gierel1 af @i11oerbelfe
MI gaitle @onar6, / Yorfibire paa
Song g61uaro IT'S Gio i8egpn6elie1l
al bet 14be Marbu11oreoe. S 1912
bleb slpgte11s @ooeorepraienta1lt
TIBET 9iteI af Cor, ,og 2orb 2as=
celles' Gaoer par Ben fernte Carl al
&nreipoo6. @a11 eter ct fort @oos
iDorfibtre, @oI0sbofol,gb @all, og
nit g1poer Dorfihirebe beboerne Zig til,
at Sc 11Dgifte ifal boiatte Zig Der til
5on1naeren.
2nro 2oseelles, ion1 er. 39 Nar gant-
mel itille6e Zig / 1913 ionl unioni=
.ltiif @anbibat til l1noerbuiet be0 ct
suppleringsbalg for fin 9iernbpgos
@alafreos aetgblep !. Dorfibire, men
.beieireoes al ben Iiberale Sir 5tan=
IeD gnefn1aIer. 8ruogon1n1en .bar
arbet f1ere @ange, iaa ban I'LL er Ell
al Sc rigefe Mpn6 blanot gitgIanos
@eia6el. 2oro 2ascelleS bor Gbez
.iterfiel6, Souie, ct af Be fire bnfreite
9iie / 2onoon. Set erz 11oifDret 1neb
pprbifuloe 9nrnlinger at Malerier
=. - .
og HoreeIIen, fon1 2ofb 2ascelIes'
SJnrlnors 8ro6er, Marfier nf glan=
riearoe, bar bobet fan1nten ser:
2 4rilliesie Marp er blepel1 opora-
get fot1 Ell gbpe for en- 11ng engeHf
Nige. Snn elifer aanolibet % bets
Glaoer; er blanot anoef rleget in
teresieret for ssSugt % Site. Dfte
.har bun erflaret, at b1n paa i1,gen
.Maaoe piloe Cite iig 1reo en- l1olatt-
.ol1g.
Gorlopelielt mes 2orn 2asceIIes
ion1 for De flefe fon1 Ell tor 9berra-
Helie ifiet bnlts Nobn j BET fenere
5flere @dage bar prret 11apllt / Sofz
treble gorbinoe 1neo 6elt afbob=
te aongeodtter, iprlig efferat ban bar
Nrinlesfe1ls opbarten6e aapaler be6
Set iii6lfe gfscott 9 aooelgb Sra fin
iDhligite 11ng6oun bar Dan baret en-
peIieet ginIt beo poffet, bpor ban
Iar babt flere 1lere egtni11ger
h1anot Qannlerb rberrer % anninler.
ifraerl % ban bar ofte beret illd6l.0t
III Sc irind Ganietil itelnillg GET JON er
gipet q Song liens Dllere aeo-
IelllIller
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.HrittHraHr Brun.
GDng Georges Cutter piet tic @is
tua1nt 2nseelles. gr,lbgoa,mett
If nn,tttnp( QnnntApI
s1fnber itrbnt1ner til 8uefingIan,
Slut % 8eitminiter Abbep for at
ie paa Sfaier1.

Maibington ben 286e 6eb. 8rin-
iesie Warp al gtorhritannien blep
ihag Discount 2aseelles' 8ruo. 0e
bleb erflaret rette 9ggtefolf at Dpre
81. 1t.43 og forlo6 Weltnlittlter Mb-
bep fort efter al. 12. @ielien bleb
forrettet al Grfebilpen al Canterbury
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99uto 2orne, ienere Eertltg al 9lrgDn,
&ertugen af Gife og aapteill Nleran-.
Der NamiaDz bdr al1e sfotter.
,aoro 2aseelles er gngellfinunb til
8ingeripi1fe1e. IS
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streifem 4 8pmnbsparefnbriferne.

ls7 SIItlltN <HlltlltDsuufCIuuItIe
9oston Masi., Ben 26oe Sebrllar.
Gette er 8egenoelien al oen iiette
l1ge i 8booe Ssfa16 og ben treble
l1ge / 9eeip &anplbire al Streifen at
I@rbeiberne Bomulbsparefobrifer
9perfen Mrbeioerne eller 9rbeiosgi-
berne bill gibe i11o. Snfring 45,-
600 er arbeios1gie.
S Nbooe ssSsla11b er Ser af State,1s
Wagl sfomn1isfion famtnerfalot
en- 8onferetrs for 9irs6dg al Sabri-
fatter % 2eoere for Dc itreifenoe
glrbei6ere for on1 1r1l1lig at faa iitan6
ct 6orltg.
gorserfhigsbeteran bp6. $. 8:
Saga bg6e nnlig i2oS Mngeles, gaf.
Son Heb q 4ar gammel. S Ia
g(arss Moeren l16banbrebe. ban fra
ISallingoal. Sat1 tiente ionr goloat
Il 8orgerfrigen og efter arigen 30.
[iatte ban iig @oef gountp, Nairlr.>
bbor ban erbberbeoe fig iforc aano-
eien6omne S Sc ii6ite ipb Mar bab.
6e ban boetsi Sos Gngeles. 9a1t
oberlepes af gnfe, fire Conner %
fire Detre.
Mmin6elia stem,l1eret forfaitet
SSapan. 9ofio 28oe 5eb. Gorilaget
ON nlmi116elig 5teInlneret for Wlanb
''bIep forfaitet 2anoo oaaen peo sQeiio-
[naissttiio nleo 243 mob 147 gtenllnel.
Sele5 SET -g)tfai Rartiet ftelnte mob
EGorilaget
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2itbaneas ssore,line ,ueb 9plen

2itbaaeag 6orenine ,,1eb 9oleu
.beanttet. gi1na 8 iitbauen 226e.
Sci. 2anooage1l beHntteoe iieaar
zrl1eo 68 al 102 5tealn1er belt at ir1o-;
Ienn1e 22itDauen ! 3olen. Get blep
|ienttiiooie beIuttet belt at beotage ben.
polite aopg gibni11g Of 1921 % at Of
bite ame rllsiiife ener liitbnuilfe arap.
Gg1stnator Senberions gAleriber|
opmt. aibington Den 25be geb.
sGbarles q Broef 655 sar gn1nneI,s
ION oen Ste Nlarts rs iiuesen ifiboi %.
#iaareoe forben enDarp116e seuator
Cherries 1enoerion aepooa1I
Eblep ifbag itrict II goInmbiasi
.&6ieferet ogllt I'll ttiI 10 aalnrs fsaneiel.
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gen sllliance eller Sorpligte1ie til
Deltagelie noget JoriDar.1
8albington oel1 25oe Seb. Sc
natets l1benrigsfontite bell1ttte6e ioog
(gortlattes pad 2pen gibe)
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An1priratt Brnpratinn.
&H agitrre for GpbabeIi Iie ii of.
ifeabIpoen % bil bfanbt iig ino
gelnife1.

8aibington ben 26oe Jeb. 9pba
=pelie al 8ollteaMope1 % @ebtaeeli,
iiteoe1 af Ell COB, Der tillaber Cali
af lette 8i11e % 81, bleb fft6d0 a.,
befmet af Mmeriean Ge0eration o.
2abor's grefutipfo11ite, Der opfor
0re6e nlle Borgere til at flntte fig ii
sglrbei6erforeni / Ell @au1pagnt
nte6 oisie MaaI for 9ie. golitea6.
lobell blep futibfon1itee11s gr:
Hpring iten1plet iom zen ,ioctal oe
moralf 6iaifo" og uet farligt 9p.
bab til Mis1lpie % Goragt for a
Sob"
.grefntipfon1itee1l erflereoe e5gn:
oag; at Nmerican 5eoeration of Ga:
bor SbereaSlteI1,lnelie 1neo set Bro=
gram, iom 8orbunoet i 1920 beitenr.
te fig for at befelge, til &gltel1 gie1ts
mem ii1t politlfe aalnpaguefontite pil
Dirfe for 9eolninatio1l og @a1g d
8anoioater, Der Yer benlig. ltent qper.
|for be organfiereoe Mrbeioe
s1I lite eipe pp. 2eapenluortb,
E@anias, 271e sSeb. Nlrs. Maranre1
gn6erfon orog berfra i0ag til Brali=
6ent @or6ings 9iernbn Mario1i,
[0bio, n1e6 Set 6oript at bon1bar6ere
4sraiioentens Sleetninee 11eo arat
eaa in SIN, sSoiepb Mnoerions Sri.
|pipelle fra BET fgberale 5engief ]
EGort 2eabentportb.
Mrs Nn6erion baDoe for Ell Waa.
r1eo iioen Ell gluoie11s bos Nrnfioel1.
ten / set SDioe Sns, efter at bun
boboe gaaet flfoog fra Siollr Sails,
|s. til @ofbtngto11. Otter Ml1oi=
e1l1eft 1agoe sDl1t1, at s5fR1t0e1lf A9dr=
oing. bao6e lobet Dealoe at be1taaoe
|Sgnnet1. Sun tom fao i'll aeaben-
tportb for at afDente 5gnne11s ags.
looelie fra Gangilet; men for benbl
fpnes BET Hfe ionl ON sGyeneieIs-
ptortene fal lutte iig op for beu0es
[ggll. 81.
soiepb Nnoerfou er paa to Nars
|Straf for at bape forfaIifet Ell Hoit-
onbis sning Sort 8 81 NnsieM
gDomirg.
sol0 81rn paa fen Mar. groptls>
billie SO 27oe 6eb siliiit 9oteel
|of See 5prittg g onllllro ion County,
ia fif forIeoell III s 65anlilie, forgaet mel
ESirlinee og gar pteet bo1
|Dnret Gift fem glar 90 bapoe tiof4 tii q
aere s. seGrll, Sc Ire 9Oill lli1geri
|san,tliee e grn Ieper 90 befinoei
FIG pei
The Washington herald., 1922-12-23
GERMAN EMBASSY
TO EV|CT DIPLOMAT
Two Representatives and Of.
ficers Must Move Cars
From Property.

Notices sent by the German en-.
bassy to tenants of the tin" garages
located at 2201 S street northwest
giving notice of eviction on January
next numbered fifty and included
a diplomat. two Representatives,
army and navy officers. and the
builder and pseudo-owner. Jerry
Sullivan. il was learned yesterday
Sullivan, who was retired from the
police force some time ago. will be
forced TO seek other living quarters.
as he has been making his home on
the site. which is owned by the
German government.
The former policeman. who has
been reaping the reward of his
perspicacity in building on the prop
erty following it's seizure by the
Alien Property Custodian was q
personal friend of Count Won Bern.
storff. the former ambassador.
According to the latest plans,
the old building on the tract, which
dates back 125 years, will be re.
modelled for the attaches of the
embassy. 1t was once part OF
the Holmead estate. which owned it
through seven generations.
Including in those who seek new
garage space are: the Minister from
Costa Rica, DIR. Octavio Beeche
Representatives kincheloe and Har
rison and Major Maurice T.
Shearer. aid to Secretary DENLY.
The Washington herald., 1922-12-23
Wives Cost 20
Cents Each In
West Africa
BY Universal Service.
NEW WORK Dec

.NENv hohhTh, DEt. 49,
A MAN who has $50 in the
"A bank today can. IL he
wishes. become a magnate and
the father Of his country il need
he. But ne must spend Christ
mas in West Africa.
Harold Taylor, a husky young
adventurer who Is selling"
West Africa. announced to the
world today that West Africa Is
calling to the youth Of Amer
lea.
In that happyIand. he says. a
mans standing is based on his
wives. The Wall Street power
there, il there is a Wall Street,
would be the man with 800 or
more wives. Three hundred is
the magic figure that leads to
the blue hook. After that there
Is no limit. Wives cost about
20 cents.
Taylor says he is going to ge:
rich himself with q chain of
something like I0-cent stores
throughout the country. He
needs adventurous helpers.
The Washington herald., 1922-12-23

society that the drug traffic is
building up.
BLAMES TWO WOMEN.
Certainly there must he some
way TO put an end to this con-
dition. The Government and city
policing facilities are abundant.
Two women assisted greatly in
my husbands painful experiences.
Their names. unfortunately.
must remain unknown to my
readers. but they are known to
me and they must know that I
have suffered much because Of
their interest" in the man I
loved
While / was building up a de-
fense whereby hoped to save
my husband from the death he
was heading for. these women
one Of them in particular-was
doing all in her power to handi-
cap me and to destroy my ef-
forts.
LURED FROM HOME.
When | would prevail upon my
husband to remain in his room
and try to fight off the craving
for the drugs, she would secretly
send him notes and when l would
The Washington herald., 1922-12-23

He fought the habit He suf-
fered indescriba BILE agonies while
in the throes of the craving. He
WIS sincere.
But each time some OF the per-
sons who claimed to be his
friends" would manage to reach
him and while he was in this
weakened condition. would offer
him drugs-the result. we had to
start our fight all over again.
APPEALS TO WOMEN.
IL my words soften the stone
like hearts of the women who
paved the way for my husbands
downfall land the hearts OF the
women who are preying upon in
nocent men. / will consider that
my efforts in revealing the condi-
tions existing in this city as hav-
ing been rewarded a hundredfold.
| ask them to consider the wives
OF their victims. their children ana
the victims themselves They are
human beings that they are de-
stroyinS-they are sons of good
mothers, just as my husband was.
tTO he continued tomorrow
The Washington herald., 1922-12-23

leave the house for a short time
would visit him.
On several occasions she 'ook
him from the house by malling
all sorts of promises. and kept
him at her apartment for several
days at time. keeping him all
the while supplied with drugs.
She did not know perhaps what
she was leading him toward
his death, for she was not a
drug addict herself. | hope that
she did not know what drugs
do to the human body, for if she
did. am almost sorry for her.
for great must be her suffering
al this time. realizing that she
is indirectly guilty of murder
FOUGHT THE HABIT.
NV husband. although horribly
ensnared by the habit. did earn
estly try TO free himself from it.
During his rational periods. he
frequently told me he realized h"
was leading me through hell.
and that he was desirous of stop
ping 1t and returning to the life
we had known Immediately after
our marriage.
The Washington herald., 1922-12-23
CHRISTMAS TRAFFIC
HERE REACHES PEAK
Officials Believe Holiday Rush
Now Is Almost At {;
Conclusion.

Railway passenger and freight
traffic at Washington reached fts
peak last night Officials At Unien
Station asserted that probably the
busiest holiday in years now 10
broken. II was early this morn
ing before some OF the iines OF
the north and south bound sys-
TENS got back into their regular
schedule.
Incoming trains were hours late
while locals operating betveea
Baltimore and Richmond. and
other points within a radius q
twenty to thirty miles. were re-
ported overdue by varying times
Practically every train leaving
Washington necessitated extra
coaches 70 accommodate the pas-
sengers
The Z lonisI Express leaving
Boston n, $3.50 O'Clock yesterday
afternoon and due here at 3s5 last
night reached Union Station At
ll:so. The Buffalo Express was
an hour late. Other trains from
New York and Philadelphia on the
Pennsylvania system were behind
schedule. Trains of the Southern
Railway and Norfolk and Western
were due from two to three hours
late. particularly those from ex-
treme Southern points. Tho
Memphis Special arrived at 3:ss
O'Clock this morning, due hers
at 1890.
At $50 O'Clock last night Union
Station was a seething mass OF
humanity. Every seat was taken
and aisles were blocked Lines were
drawn between ticket windows, and
others formed along the station
entrances. Probably the only con-
gestion arose when two New York
and Philadelphia trains on the
Pennsylvania arrived at SHs
O'Clock. However. this was only
for a brief period.
The crowd, too, assumed q mih-
tary aspect by the presence Of
approximately 5000 marines. cadets
and soldiers. Quantico. Va, and
Annapolis, Nd, headquarters OF the
Marines and cadets. respectively.
took a recess for the holiday SEA-
son yesterday.
The Washington herald., 1922-12-23
Modern Damon Breaks
Into Jail for "Pythiass

NEW YORK, Dec. "a modern
version of the Damon and Pythias
story was enacted in Night Court
here last night by Terrencs
Murphy and John McCann.
Murphy. telling the world that he
was McCann's friend and hearing
that he was in jail for a traffic
viola ton. walked into Nieht Court
as Magistrate Mcclellan was In
the midst of a case, DEMANDING to
see McCann.
The magistrate halted the pro
ceedings while Murphy was ushered
out.
Murphy said he had tried to ret
into Jail to see his friend, but was
refused admittance. but added that
he would get in" after which he
struck one OF the court attendants
and was arrested.
As he started to his cell Murphy
turned and said:
See. l told you Id get into
jail"
Meanwhile McCsnn had been dis.
charged and had gone home.
The Washington herald., 1922-12-23
NEW QUIZ ORDERED
IN SOMERSET CASE
Labor Department Acts to See
That Actor Gets Square
Deal.
By Universal Service.

Deportation proceedings pending
against Pat Somerset the English
actor. were referred yesterday to
Commissioner of immigration Todd,
at New York, for additional testi-
mony.
The action was taken by Assist
ant Secretary E. J. Henning, of the
Department of Labor, after Judge
George Bope. of the Board of Re
view, had informed him that the
evidence in the case is incomplete
Commissioner Todd Is asked by
Mr.. Henning to reopen the pro-
ceedings before the Board of Spe-
cial Inquiry at New York. and go
INTO certain phases which were not
touched upon in the taking of tes-
timony before the case was brought
before Judge Bope here.
Our purpose is to make impos-
sible any charge that the Depart
ment Of Labor 'railroaded' SOM
erset out of the country" said Mr..
Henning. 1T is only a matter OF
completing the record in the case" 4"
The Washington herald., 1922-12-23

cease to want to ensnare new
users.
POLICE ARE careful"
With the drugs so easy to pro-
cure. and with many OF the wom-
EN- snares using them themselves.
fear is word that has little or
no meaning to them.
The authorities know that the
drug fiends do not fear man or
devil when they are under the
influence Of narcotics; hence. they
are careful how they. handle cases
where thev are involved. They
know that killing a man means
nothing to person whose mind
is clouded by the effects Of drugs.
This is the way my husba nd
frequently described the situation
to me when I attempted to scare
him from the habit by telling
him that IL he did not stop
using the drugs and doing law
less things after using them, he
would be arrested.
IL this statement is true, and
my husband had no reason in the
world to deceive me, it only tends
to emphasize the menace to
The Washington herald., 1922-12-23

how many of this class are TAX
ing drugs. feel certain that the
statement that some are addicted,
is undoubtedly true.
Commissioner Macdonald said that
the number of narcotic officers
is entirely too small, adding that,
while will not state that the stu.
alton is out of their hands, it, is
serious enough to warrant a sub
stantial addition to the force"
He cited an instance In Washing.
ton where one peddler Is supplying
the needs OF an entire neighborhood,
and where there is hardly a person
not addicted to drugs.
In explaining the difficulties con.
fronting the authorities, Commission.
er Macdonald pointed out that a
quarter-pint bottle Of dope" would
have the same effect as "ten barrels
Of whiskey."