davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1923-01-04

HENDERSoN, Suddenly, at Emergency Hos
pitai, Thursday, January A, 1928. JOHN
BROOKs son OF Mary Foote Henderson and
fhe late United States Senator John Brooks
Henderson. Funeral services Sunday after
noon at o'clock at his late residence, 200
18th az NV No flowers.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-07
DOPIS A CERMAKA e
BRAZlLIE. !
bratre HOlube!

Mily bratre Holube!
Srdecn6 I'll d6kuji "a milt
dopis, pozdravy a zpravy. Ia
vyrizeni me zalezitosti III de-
kuji jeste jednou a vdecno-
sti 81 Te stale a stale pripomi-
nam, jak horlive, peclive q
svedomite jsi mi vzdy poradil
ia prospel. Vse nachazim v nej
lepsim poradku.
Mala zpravicka s mym po-
zdravem We "Sv6tu" prorazila
ledy a ted jiz to trochu pdjde
lepe. Nam dosud svt starosti
ale nezapomenu mych dobrych
bratrG SokolikI a ostatnich
pfatel v Clevelande a samo.
! zrejme, ze budu hledet, bych
Jim leccos o zdejsich priho.
dach sdelil. Zazil jsem toho
Ease dosti, prihod veselych
,trpkych z kruhu nasich kraja.
MI. V6domosti jsem 81 Ease
/, trochu rozsifil. Celkove posu
dek mil Sc vaze ma knihu pre-
sidenta Roosevelta a jine il.
me. Brazilie je zeme velke bu.
doucnosti, lee vezme to jesta
dlouho; tax rychly pokrok ja.
ko ucinily Spoj. Staty neudeld
ami iedna zem6 ma svete.
Ia poslednich sto rokI pfi
/, st9hovalo Sc do Spoj. StatG 81
milionI lidi a "a tn samou do
bu sem pouze 8 miliony a lid
zde chybi jako nikde ma sve
t6. Prave Sc jedna 0 poyola
nj 10000 Japoncd ma kavovl
.plantaze, neb neni dostatel
.lidi. Loni sc zde slavilo stolet1
Brazilsk6 neodvislosti a tn mai
Literary Digest pfinesl, d
pred 200 lety Sc p6stovalo zdt
bavlny vice nez v kterekoli u
mi ma svet6, pred 100 lety 81
zde pestovalo vice cocoa, ne;
" kterych jinych zemfch q pt
jeden cas- byla Brazilie zaso
barnou cukru - lee to drfe'
|neni; totiz mozna, ze je to 50
me m6fitko, ktere ovsem j
dnes jinde pfedstixeno. Kou
euk lrubber) jest znin . M
lss, Ee take k1ak& - i1sm4n
totiz vsech zprav po ruce, if'
to nam dAva jasny dtkaz, g
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-07

i kulturni. Svrchovanost sui.
tanova je zrusena a ackoli
kalifat trva dale, lze Sc nadi.
ii, ze process modernisace n&bc
zenskeho zivota, bude pokra.
covati Cd uniformisace islam.
skeho vyznani k rozrlzneni
podle .narodI a sekt. Pocatek
jiz byl ucinen prohlasenim ne
zavislosti albanske musliman-
ske organisace, k n6muz do
slo vlivem muslimanskych SEX
tari Bedase q Mavrenise. S
tim jest v souvislosti i reforms
n6kterych rad1 spolecenskych,
vazanych dosud prfsnou a jed
notnou mravni soustatou Isla.
mu. Nejen muslimanske kraje
obvodove jako Albanie, nybrz
Ii vnitrni obasti islamskeho w
chodu ponenahlu sp6ji k refol
mann nabozenskeho a obcan.
skeho zivota smerem demokra
Gle a socialniho pokroku, pre-.
devsim v otazce rodinne a
zemske. Teprve budoucnost U
kaze, jakym dalekosahlyn
vlivem p1sobil ma musliman'
sky svet osobni zivot nazo
! ry solunskeho mladoturka Ke
mala a priklad zenske eman
cipace Kemalovy zeny Letif
hanumy, prvniho zenskeho p,
stance tureckeho.
Turecka renaissance yych;
zejici Angory znamena cd
staveni Carihradu jako histo
1ricke vzacnosti, kde budo,
basnici a snikove poradati sn,
TO skvele minulosti jako to ii
ni v Benatkach. Cafihrad bud,
dale mestem kouzla, mesten
poesie a rozkosnicke kultur.
pro duse Pierra Lotiho, all
Angora bude ziti mocnyn
vzruchem noveho narodnih,
zivota, ktery kvapem dohan
Evropu a politicky $ nj soupe
ri 0 nadvladu Vychodu. S tin
Ito novym 1tvarem budeme 81
Ii my musiti politicky dohod
nouti a byl jiz k tomu ucinel
prvni krok prohlasenim ango
skeho vyslance v Bukuresti, &
Turecko 81 preje navazati pr
|telske styky Malou Doho
|dou.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-07

Objevena vraxda ' Bohu-
mine. We sklepe sveho domku
" Bohumin6 pracoval d6lnik
E. Czech. Pri rozkopavani po-
|dlahy byl mu ,napadny zapach,
ktery vychazel Z hliny. Kopal
hloub6ji a ke svemu dzasu wy
kopal asi z hloubky 800
lem velkon pefinu. Kdyz peri
inu vytahl, ukazalo Sc, re pod
;pefinou byla mrtvola mlade
zeny. Mrtvola byla v silnem
|rozkladu. Delnik bezel Timed
ma policii. Mrtvola zeny byla
iyykopana zjisteno, ze byla
zavrazdena. Mela prorazenou
kost lebecni. Pc delsim patra-
nj zjistena v mrtve delnice ia
nua Kotaskova. Pred rokem de
.ulla pO matce OOOO NC q pO-
tom nahle zmizela. Bylo tehdy
podezfeni, ze ii snad zabil to-
pic S. Zdiech 2 Poiska, ktery
se take behem pdtrani po zmi-
zele do Polska odst3hoval, ale
Iprotoze nebyla nalezena mrt-
VIOLA, namohlo Sc proti rs topiti
;rijak zakrociti. Ted je sk6ro
usvedten, nebot' sklep, We KITE
rem byla nrtvcla nalezena mu
tpstfil. Domek prodal Cechovi
= vystShoval Sc do Polska. Bu
de nynf v Polsku vyp6tr6n =
xatcen.
Ia
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-07

NuC AOouN JCots
Pokud Sc Cechl tyk&, o nej-
starSim Cechovi Sc do dnes ne
vi. ale v roce 1891 a 1893 sem
pfijely dve kolonie "a lcelem
socialism, a komunismu. Prva
kolonie ostala zde kol Sac
Paolo, cast primo v meste a
cast utvorila malou osadu vi
"Jaguarie" poblfz. Druha D.
sada byla zalozena poblize|
mesta Riodas Velhas 80 Santa
Luzia. Socialismus a komuni-
smus zklamal - dodnes by by1
10 umozneno socialistlm al
,,stoupenc1m komunismu zde
ziskati cd vlady pozemky -
ale zda Sc, ze komuniste a So
'cialist6 rad6ji chit socialisova-
ii jiz hotove veci nez tvofit
move - pole zde je pro to W.
borne.
Ones pokud vim, je zde pfi-
blizne ma 10000 krajand3
Iroztrouseno po cele Brazilii.
Nejvetsf stredisko jest Sac
Paulo. Zde je take spolek
''Slavia", ktereho jsem Gle
mem. Presn6 nevim, ,ale jiz je
ltu nejakych 20 nokh. Clenl je
tam ma $3.50, lee vsichni
krajane Sc nehlasi, stale jest
jich pfiblizne 25 proc. mimo.
Pax jsou ovsem Cesi v Nj
mas, v Rio de Janeiro, v Porto
Allegro a. Curityb4 atd. Jsou
zde tn a tam krajane zamoz-
mi, ale vetSina, ba snad vsich-
nj Sc test nad6ji slozit kosti v
iCeskoslovensku.
/ z pfistehovalcI jest 95 pro-
cent zklamano mnohy NIT
penize, milerad by opustil po-
hostinnou Brazilii. Mnohy 81
povzdechne: ia ved6t, ze clo-
lvek mdze takto pracovat v
Cechach, vydelam dvakrat to-
lik co zde. Ma vystav6 jsem
mluvil jednim sklarem re
lSpoj. Statd, byl to Glen C. S.
IP. S., ten byl prekvapen ce-
mani zdejsimi a pojede zp9t,
Ipak-li tam jiz neni. Delnik
Sc nema nikdc lepe nez We Sp.
lStatech. Zde Ease maly kapi-
italek - chat'sk pracf ko-
Ina divy. Platyj d6lnikl jsou
totiz ubohe a tim se vysvetlu-
lie nedostatek d6lnikI a nedo-
lstatek pfistehdvalcI a zde je
1
Ito ustaleni (kdo stoji zdsta-
Iva zadu) misto vpfed. Zdej-
Isl valuta klesa a tn delnik hle-
Ida lepsi valutu, bud sem ne
ljede neb odtud odjizdi. Ia
Inejlepsi zemi saanes plati Uru-
! quay (MonteWAdeo). Takfka
kazdou lodi odjizdi nejaky
Czech do Spoj.. Statd vsichni
ljsou zde docasne.
4 Postupem toto sestavim $
! cisly daty pro tisk - takto
? jsou to zpravy nedolozene
,, Zvlaste zasilam cislo Brazil
liam American, tam sc lecos
doctes budu hledeti nechati
o sobe vice slyseti. BUD zdrav
: Sc svoji rodinou.
i Ma zdar Tobe bratrIm
!: lSOkOlikIm. TvIi A. Cermak
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-07

-
DR.. F. S. 80 Lausannsky,
mir, z nehoz vychazi Turecko
jako vitez, znamena pocatek
noveho obdobi tureckych de-
jim. Vsichni, kdo sleduji po-a
valecne Turecko, uvedomuji'
81 cd viteznych anatolskychl
lsp6chu Kemala pasi, ze v o.
blasti islamskeho sv6ta vyrd-
sta silny politicky a statni u
tvar, s nimz bude Europe "
budoucnosti jeste vice pocita-'
ii nezli dosud. Dosud byl W.
chod pokladan "a sferu kfizu-
jicfch sc zajmd' evropskych
mocnosti, v niz souperily nej-
silnejsi zapadni staty 0 rozsi-
reni sveho politickeho vljvu, q
hospodarskeho vykorist'vanf.
Dnes Sc Jim v novem Turecku
stavi do cesty nepoddajny zi-
vel, ktery nahle politicky W.
spell a uvedomuje 81 svou stat
nj j narodni nezavislost a row.
nopravnost We svetove diplo-
MACH.
Ozv6na, s niz sc lausann-
ska vyjednavani setkala v, e.
vropskem tisku v Siren sv6
te islamskeho Vychodu, potvr-
zuji, ze politicke isili Ango-
ry jest projevem politickeho
a MISUNDERSTANDING obrozo-
vani Osmanstva, ktere zacalo
mladotureckym hnutim a do
spelo k nejvyraznejsimu pro-
jevu v Kemal- pasovych ma
rodne-politickych aspiracich.
Nehledime-li k lcasti, jiz v
tetOi narodni Renaissance ma o.
sobni vojenske a politicke ma
dani Kemalovo, musime 81 pre-
devSlm uv6domiti historickou
skutecnost, ktera znamena sou
perstvi Angory Carihradem
0 prvenstvi tureckem sv6te.
CHM to, ze mala Angora, do
sud neznama, &C neni zcela
bez znamenitych tradic,. W.
znamnych pro dejiny turec-
kych vybojG, zastinila m6sto
tax skv6le minulosti jako je
Carihrad, dosavadni sired. me-
jen tureckeho, nybrz i vseho
islamskeho sv6ta? Cim to, ze
stolety vyznam Stambolu, kite.
ry .byl symbolem turecko-islam
skA slavy a moci, byl zastinen
malym anatolskym mestem
ktere Sc proslavilo dosud We.
die .skvele porazky sultans
Bajazida tatarskym chanen
Tamerlanem pouze skv9lou Il
sanOu pfizi svych koz? Odpo
v6d' je tato: Angora pfedsta'
vnje move Turecko, novy roz
mach narodniho obrozeni, ktt
re Sc dlouho pfipravovalo, a;
81 po svetove .valce nalezlo nj
hodne stredisko tomto mist
kde slava Kemalovych vit9z
stvf nalezla nejsilnejsi odezvl
q Vyvolala nejmohutnejsi pro
jevy n&rodniho vedomi.
Od mfrn sevresskeho Cafi
brad kvapem pozbyyal vaznc
sti pro mlhavou, kolisavou !
poddajnou politiku byvaleh
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sultana. Stal Sc kofisti evrop-
skych mocnostf a cflem vybo-
je reckeho Imperialism, ktery
touzil obnoviti hellenisticke i'm
perium s hlavnim mestem cara
Konstantina. Vsechny narodni
zivly vzepfely Sc proti tomu-
to planu a nalezly posleze v
Kemal-pasovi sveho vidce a
|prebornika turecke nezavislo-
sti. Angora Sc postavila otevre
ne do boje proti Stambolu.
Made Turecho vyhlasilo valku
mestu minulosti. Proti carihrad
ske poddajnosti postavilo neo-
blomny vzdor, jfmz hrozilo
Zapadu dsty svych diplomati-
ckych delegatd, az konecn3
dosahlo, echo 81 pfalo, UNA
mi sve n&rodni svrchovanosti.
|Narodni shromazdenf angorske
setraslo politickou nadvladu
Stambolu, seHadilo sNltana pc
|litickeho trhnu, ponechavsi mu
|pouze bezmocnou svatozar ka-
lifatu, totiz svrchovanosti ma
bozenske q uchopilo Sc fizeni
noveho statu, ktery zahajuje i
uvnitr pfemenu stoleteho radu
spolecenskeho, kulturniho a
lsocialniho. z Carihradu sc sta
10 nahle mesto politicky pod
fizene diktAtu Anatolie. Vyno
rila Sc historicky ddlezita otaz
ka: Cafihrad ci Angora? Sta
romilci zdvihli poplach We We
fejn6m mfn6ni tureckem pomo
ci cafihradskeho tisku, zatim
co privrzenci Angory pocali
systematicky utok proti Carl
hardu, ktery vyvrcholil v tis-
ku prohlasenim angorskeho Ii
stu "Yeny plene", ze "vsech-
ma nestesti pfikvacila ma Tu-
lrecko cd cafihradske inteligen
,ce". Carihrad zacal byti ma
zyvan "byvalym hlavnlm me-
stem. Sam cafihradsky list
'Tanin" vypocital vsechny ne
Ivyhody teritorialni i politi-
|cke Carihradu, hlavne obtiz-
lnou otazku lzin a politicka
provineni byvaleho sultana a
lDzahidbej, trebaze vyvolal w
lmluvne svymi clanky nejkou-
zelnejsi obrazy krasneho me-
lsta ma Bosporu q nejdojemn6i
Isl vzpomfnky, drahe srdci Mu.
lslimann, pfec jen ma konec
vzdal hold novemu mestu, jez
Ina cd Carihradu prevziti We.
4 deni noveho moderniho obno.
veneho Turecka. List "Tevhi.
di-Efhiar" jediny carihrad.
lskeho tisku, disledne sc bije
pro Angoru a shrnul celou tute
4 kampan v tento soud: Carl
brad dohral svou d6jinnou Il
'llohu tim, ze Sc zpronev6ril ri
'ijmlm> Turecka, podepsav mil
lsevr6ssky. Proto vit6zna Ana
|tolie musi Sc stati sidlem Via
Idly. Anatolie jest cd nynejsk,
lsrdcem rise, nebot' byla p.
'lctyri posledni leta jedinyn
lasylem a jedinou nadeji meier
Turecka, nybrz celeho isla
'lmu! :.
] A opravdu! Angora jakob.
81 uv6domovala llohu, ktero,
lii pritomna chvile svefila ,
lIpracuje horecne o turecke OBJ
llnov6. politely, hospodafsky
y kulturn6. S pocatku sc druzi
Ia dumyslne ,se sovetskym RI
-lskem proti Evrope nejen po
llliicky, nybrz i hospodafsky ,
-1projevovala sympatii k sovet
! lskemu systemu ujist'ovanin
1solidarnosti, kterou tolik vele
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Isl uvedomovala llohu, kterou
lii pritomna chvile sveiila a
|pracuje horecne o turecke OBJ
move, politely, hospodafsky
kulturn6. S pocatku sc druzi.
la dimyslne ,se sovetskym Ru
skem proti Europe nejen po.
lliticky, nybrz hospodafsky a
projevovala sympatii k SOVIET
skemu systemu ujist'ovanim
lsolidarnosti, kterou tolik yele.
!bil zastupce sov6tG Y Ango.
fe Aralov, pritel Kemal-pasdv
jako zachranu vychodu prot
evropskemu imperialismu. So.
,tvaze vsak stoupl politely
avliv Kemalovy narodni strany
! a vaha angorskych vyjednava.
CD v Lausanne, Angora Sc osa.
m6statnila tohoto volnehc
spojenectvl Sc sovety, v kterem
sc objevily prvni trhliny u.
smrcenim Enver-pasi v boji /
bolseviky. Kavkaz, brana bol
svictvi do vnitra Aisle, razem
Sc uzavfela a Afganistan Sc
take zahradil proti moskevskl
mu vlivu. Turecka vit6zstvl
pfivabila sympatie cele islam
ske Aisle k Angore, Persie, cfl
ruske a anglicke politiky, klo,
nj Sc stale vic a vice X Ango'
fe 2 Teheran pomysli docels
m organisaci vseho Musii
! msnltya jednom state pot
! z4stitop vitegnk Anyory.
] Cbrozeni Turecka zasahuj,
oblast nejen politickou, nybri
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-03-22
HAIR ORNA|NEN NJ
TRADE HIT BY
FLAPPERS
Bobbed Hair Wave Throws
Several Hundred Expert
Workers Out Of Jobs.

Z Bobbed hair is proving the ruin
of one of the nations large in
dustries.
Since the beginning of the bobbed-
hair wave, which has swept the
country from effete Boston to the
less effete ella Gulch, the value Of
the products of this industry have
fallen off one-third, according to
figures issued today by the De.
partment of Commerce.
Here is the official announcement,
in the terse, brutal wording of the
department:
"The Department of Commerce
announces that, according to re-
ports made to the bureau Of the
census, the value of products of
establishments engaged primarily in
the manufacture of combs and hair
pins, except those of metal or rub.
Der, amounted to $4,580 900 in 1921,
as compared with $6.566, 900 in 1919
and $6,47S,000 in 1914. This in
dustry includes establishments man.
ufacturing as their product Of
chief value. combs, hair ornaments
and hairpins made Of horn, tortoise
shell, celluloid. ivory and imitation
ivory"
Because the ladies chose to bob
their hair. 90S skilled workers in
the comb and hairpin industry were
thrown out of work. In 1921, there
were 1921 workers employed in
these industries, as compared with
1928 in 1919. according to today's
announcement by the Department
of Commerce.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-03-22
SCULPTOR GETS DAMAGES
FROM FOUNDER IN FRANCE

PARIS. March 22.-The sculptor
Bristol has obtained verdict of g..
500 francs damages and an order
for the restitution of casts OF a
sculpture known as Little Girl in a
Chemise," claimed to be the work of
the late Auguste Rodin, but which
Bristol proved was his own handi-
craft and had been exhibited in his
name at the salon as ''The Goose
Girl"
Bristol testified that he entrusted
the statuette to a founder, who sold
1t to another founder named Monta-
gutelli, who bad cast many of the
works Of Rodin. 1t was alleged that
Montagutelli cast several of the
statuettes, signing them "Rodin."
The court in it's decision permitted
Montagutelli to retain the bronzes Of
the statuetes cast by him, but
ordered him to change the signature
on them. g.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-03-22
ROAD TO GET HELP
FOR CANADIAN FARMERS

MONTREAL. Quebec. March 22.-
New plans. never before tried, TO
increase Immigration into canada
from European countries are being
put into effect, BY the Canadian Pa
cific Railway, according to Norman
Rankin. Of the railways headquar
tiers here.
Printed forms for the use Of farmAS
ers have been distributed throughss
out Canada These are 70 be filledss
out BY agriculturists requiring help:
setting for the Nationality OF the
help wanted. male or female. wages,
kind of work, and 50 on. With theye
direct demands Of the farmers t0H
guide them, officials of the CanadianEe
Pacific railway will undertake to
deliver immigrants who will til the
requirements
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-03-22
LADY BETTY TO REVIVE : !
OLD BILLoWY STYLES

LONDON. March 22.-The biIicwysr
styles Of early Victorian days may bea;
revived in London as a result At the
wedding trousseau being prepared s.
for Lady Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon for1
her marriage to the Duke Of York.
It is understood that ancestral por: :.
traits in the possession Of Lady Elizras
abeth's family-the Strathmores ara o
to provide the inspiration for the
wedding dress that is being made's9
for the bride-elect. The fact that's
Lady Elizabeth is petite in stature its.s
is declared, makes the billowy styles e
OF a few decades ago admirahlysss
suited, to her type.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-03-22
DRUGS CAUSE 4
SUICIDES IN
FAMILY
Deaths Of Two Women Reveal
0hastly Tragedies One
Man Driven insane.

CHICAGO. March 22.-Another
CHASTITY tragedy of dope was re.
vealed today in q suicide pact ii
which Mrs. Edna Robinson. forty
years old, murdered her seventy.two.
year-old mother, Mrs. William
Charles WooIson, with q razor and
then ended her own life.
From a family Of wealth In Buf.
falo, N. T., they had been reduced
through the slavery or drugs TO des.
tituti0n. The tragedy occurred in q
cheap rooIiaing house.
Years, ago Mrs. WoOlson was the
wife of Or. William Charles Woolson,
prominent Buffalo physician. The
Woolsons had money. Came day
when DIR. Woolson was found dead
in his office, his throat cut, a razor
nearby.
A few years later Mrs. Woolscrl
and her three daughters vanished
from Buffalo. They came to Chi
cago. Edna, the daughter. married
j. A. Robinson, a merchant. Last
TALL Robinson suddenly became a raw.
ing maniac and was taken to an in
sane asylum.
The mother and daughter began
to feel the pinch of want. Then
came right-down poverty. Added to
this, Mrs. Woolson's son, Howard.
cut his throat, as did his father. The
police were told he feared proseeu-
ton for having run down child
with an automobile.
LIES struggle became too hard
for the mother and daughter They
decided to end it all. They left a
note, written by Mrs. Robinson. It
spoke feelingly Of Mrs. Robinson's
baby, who. had been sent to an insti-
tuition. We are going of our own
free will" the note said. mo one is
to blame. My dyihg plea is that you
will be good to my baby" Hypo.
dernaic needles and morphine tablets
were found in the home.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-03-22
HARDNIG NEARS
END Or BOAT
CRUISE
President Expected 70 Return
to Washington During First
Week of April.
~ GEORGE Il. HOLMES,
Inter1.ational News Service.

COCOA. Fla. March 22.--Presi,
dent Harding today was nearing
the end 81 his voyaging up and
Down the east coast of Florida. Ii
which for more than two weeks he
has been able to obtain sAclusion
and rest from official duties such
as have been obtained by few Presi
dents in history.
Away from Washington and this
unacceptable .conferences' which i'll
his days there, the President hal
been able to devote considerable
time to turning over In his mind
political matters. which even now. 3
year in advance OF the 1924 cam
patsn, are beginning to demand at
tention.
Counts ON Daugherty.
Despite Attorney General Daugh
erty's illness. he is expected t.
recover sufficiently within the lfext
few months. to again take eharge
of the Harding pre-convention cam
paign.
No decision has yet been reached
concerning the chairnanship Of the
Republican National Committee
which has been filled by John
Adams, Of Iowa. since the resigna,
ton of WIN II. Hays. It Is con
sidered likely, however. that Adams
will give way to new blood before
the time comes for brewing up cam
paign plans. He has held the posi-
through one election, and 1t Ii usual
to designate a new chairman prior
to a Presidential election.
Plans Week At ST. Augustine.
The date Of the Presidents re
turn to Washington was still un
certain today, although the expecta
ton prevails that the first week In
April will see him back at his desi
in the White House. Unless Mrs
Harding's condition should sudden
ly become worse. the President
plans to stay at st. Augustine I
week. and then start north with 4
stop of a few days at Augusta, Ga
The houseboat Pioneer IL expected
to drop anchor at st. Augustine
Friday night or early Saturday
She anchored near Rocl1ledGe and
moved northward early today, ex
pecting to reach Daytons by night
fall. Tomorrow the President
party probably will play golf 81
Daytons.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-03-22
COP 81 ASKED IN
THROAT WILL |
RECOVER
tiiser Owes Life TO Blood
TRANSMISSION Given By
War Veteran.

with his throat and face s1ashed
by q coIored man who resisted
arrest on warrant he was at
tempting to execute. Motorcycle
Policeman Ernest IIiser. OF thds
Tenth precinct station. Is raIlyinss
ct Walter Reed hospital following q
blood transmission operation. ~
Physicians say they expect Hiser
to recover and declare that he will
owe his life to war veteran at
Walter Reed who gave the vital !.
fluid needed to save him FROM Z
death. -
AssaiIant In Hospital. =.
George shreeves, the pOlfcenanss
assaiIa1lt. was taken TO the hosriz5a
tai ID the belief he had q fractured
skull bat physicians find that such =
ID not the case.
Police say that F5iser was standiie
ing st Blair and Shepherd roads
taking TO two colored men when
- ::Svhst's your 8 name. Hiser IS
aid t0 have asked.
.shreeves. returned the colored 3
wen: rye j warrant for you. q
Hiser retorted.
Escaped to Woods. -
when Hiser attempted to takass
shreeves the latter resisted and
police say III addition to thew
razor attack also threw q briclAn
ana bottle at the policeman. HisenE
hit Shreeves with his Blackjack
and elnptied his revolver at the
fleeinE ecol0red man. y
After the attack BY Shreevea he
escaped TO 8 wood near Georgia.
avenue and Jefferson street northz 8
west where he was captured BY Del
tectires Kelly, scriviner Maldron,
rested. the police say. Shreevee car
ried q razor. ss
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-03-22
BOY FALLS 500 FEET
BUT rs RESCUED UNHURT

PITTeBURGH. March %. -Boune-
ing from one rock to another az
his body rapidly descended the al.
mcst perpendicular Duduesne
Heights bluff James Robinson. q
thirteen-year-old boy, dropped 600
feet before he found a landing place
on a ledge 200 feet above railroad
tracks.
When rescued by Fire Chief Nc
Coy. who had been lowered over
the bluff with~a rope. young Rob.
inson was found to, be resting easy
in Q deep depression In the rock, q
trifled scared, but otherwise un.
hurt.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-03-22
MILLIONAIRE IS
BEHIND BARS
FOR FRAUD
Grant Hugh Brown, OF New
York, SURRENDERED on
BaiI Bond.

DETROIT. Mich, March 23.~-
Grant Hugh Brown. millionaire New
York broker, who was sentenced In
United States court here, March
5. 1920, TO two years in Leaven-
worth Federal penitentiary. spent
HE first night "a jail last night.
The s15,O 900 bond. on which be was
out pending the appeal Of his cass.
wAs Cancelled yesterday BY Judge
Charles g. Simmons, and 3 new one
In the same amount ordered. But
Brown could not furnish new bail.
Brown. Capt Sekatoris Nicholson,
and Major Leslie u Waterbury were
cohvicted of conspiracy to defraud
the Government out Of $500. 0OO-
They were charged with visiting
various aruly camps, buying army
goods at practically nothing, ana
selling them to civilian merchants.
The captain pleaded guilty, turn
ed States evidence, and was fined
$500. Major waterbury was given
eighteen months. He u out on
$4,000 ball. and y also appealing.