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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-02-12

His principles have been lost in
the modern Republicanism under
which our Government is run today.
Had the civil war determined not
the right Of a State to secede, but
the right of a State to exist, Lin
coin today would be canonized by
many ardent patriots in both po-
litical parties. AS it is, should he
return in the flesh, 1 fear his old
fashioned notions Of personal lib
erty and the inviolate rights of
States would render him all
Ishmaelite upon either side Of
Congress.
If Lincoln were to return to the
White House he would be damned as
a hopeless reactionary and his poll
cies opposed on every hand.
In bis first inaugural address the
martyred President declared 1t was
his duty to maintain the rights of
States to control their own affairs
by their own judgment exclusively.
Today there are pending twoscore
amendments to the Constitution, the
purpose of which. in the main, Is TO
deprive these States Of that control.
Lincoln certainly would voice vigor-
Gus opposition to these amendments
and probably would be condemned as
a demagogue.
Lincoln always declared himself in
favor of internal improvements, and
he was the champion of internal i'm
provements until the day of his
death. If he were in the White
House today he would lead the fight
for enactment Of legislation destined
to assuage the agricultural ills of
the nation. He would likewise favor
Government aid for reclamation
projects and for our waterways.
Would Be for Bonus.
Never since the birth of Lincoln
has the agricultural and Industrial
life of this country been in greater
need of internal improvements or
adequate transportation systems
than now.
The martyred President, above all
others, tenderly safeguarded the
rights Of soldiers and stoutly main
tanned the duty of the Government
to adequately compensate their he
roic service. Today, the soldier is
excluded from public office by politi-
cal henchmen and denied compen-
sation at the demand of high finance.
1t is uncomfortable that Lincoln,
who placed the imam above the dol
lar" would put the bond above the
bonus" II he were living today /
am certain he would be a political
apostate and advocate of the bonus.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-02-12
Partly-Paid Admission
To National Food Show

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National Food Show and Household Exposition at Con-
vention Hall, Fifth and I streets northwest.
The coupon and 10 cents will entte the bearer to
30cent admission the show any afternoon between
and 3 80 O'Clock
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title the bearer 30cent admission to the show any
evening between 7:S0 and 10 80 o'clock
Without this coupon the admission is 80 cents The
Washington Herald offers this coupon its readers with
compliments special arrangement with the Food Show
management making this plan possible.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-02-12
WOMEN WEEP AND PRAY AS
EX-PASTOR Is ACQUITTED

BALTIMORE, Feb. 12.-While the
women members of his flock wept
tears of joy and the men murmured
prayers Of Thanksgiving, a jury in
superior court, decided recently
that the Rev. John w. Pitcher did
not lure Mrs: Mary E. Blondell
away from her husband. William
H. Blondell, who sued the former
pastor of the Pentecostal Holiness
Church for $4,000 damages.
When the verdict was announced,
Brother" Pitcher, as he was re.
ferred to during the trial, walked
solemnly over to the jury box and
shook hands with each juror. Out
side the courtroom the ~
his former flock surrounded him.
wept and prayed ana thauA.>. L.
idence until an unsympa thetic bailiff
swept them on down to the elevator.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-02-12
WALLS AND PRAYER WAITED
FROM ARMENIAN EXILE SHIP

NEW YORK, Feb. IA weird,
discordant chorus of walls and
prayers was waited ashore last
night when the liner Madonna sail
ed for Piraeus, Greece, with ninety
Armenian refugees from Smyrna
aboard, who had been denied adj
mission to America by Ellis Island
officials, because the Armenian
quota had been exceeded.
The departure was in contrast to
their arrival a few days ago, when
the would-be immigrants looked for
ward hopefully to welcome in
America. American friends, who
had provided their transportation
here, Vainly besieged Washington
with pleas for their admission and
relatives attempted to obtain writs
Of habeas corpus without success.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-02-12
Bargain Basement Day



called
have
half those regularly quoted And think Of Silk Wool
all the
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-02-12
BODY FOUND FROZEN
IN THE. ICE INTAKE

WORCESTER, Feb. 12-The bodv
of David Miggans, aged forty years,
whose last known address was 1O4
Dorchester street, was found frozen
In the Ice in Lake Quinsigamond
at a point directly under the cen.
ter. of the new lake bridge.
He was last heard of September
2, following a quarrel with his
wife. when he told her he intended
to commit suicide.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-02-12
Lot 4, re

Brassieres, Bandeaux and
Bingham Corsetletts, 500,
$3.50, $500 and $500 models
at 9cBargain Basement.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-02-12
CHICAGO AND ALTON PAYS
$4,000 STRIKE BONUS

ST. LOUIS. Feb. 1.-THE Chicago
nd Alton paid white collared"
Employees bonuses OF $540. 900 and
be Wabash spent $179,o00 to re-
lace striking shopmen last sum-
Der, 1t was testified at the Govern
hent's hearing.
Testimony showed that the strike
psf seven railroads $14,S96, 900.
he cost of the strike to the
hicago and Alton was 81 .907 $50.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-02-12
WORKMAN BROWNS IN OIL
TANK m PHILADELPHIA

PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 12.-WiI-
Jam Stewart, jr., thirty,seven years
I'D. was drowned In a tank Of oil
{ the Point Breeze plant Of the
Atlantic, Refining Company.
n Stewards body was found by q.
kipe-fitter at the plant. Officials
elieve he fell into the tank while
hking a short cut home from
FORK. They are Of the opinion
10 climbed over the shallow tank
Instead of walking around 1t,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-02-12
Lot /. s2.79

Beautiful Brocaded and
Sturdy Coutil Corsets-C. B.,
p. N. and May-O-Belt Reg
uIar $3.50, $500 and $500
models; sizes rs to SO in the
lot. At $2.7S.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-02-12
On Sale Tomorrow Morning
Lot 8, S1.49

II. and 14-inch Rubber
Girdles and FRONTAGE Cor
sets-C. B. and Royal Wor-
cester, 81. $3.50 and S. mod
els at $1.49.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-02-12
Lot 2. $3.50

Including 81, S., and $3.50
Bon Ton, Rengp Belt and
Bien Jolie Corsets, in models
for every type Of figure.
Choice for $3.50.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-30
DOPADENf PODLOUDNfCI
PREDVALECNE
KORALkY.

VGera rano zatceni byl; ETY.
ii muzi v East Clcvelandu ta-
mejSim policejnim natelnikem
Corlettem, kterJch D2nuje
domnenka, lie jsou tleny mezi-
meatskc spoleGnosti, prodava,
jici lihoviny. Jejich jmena
jsou 28-lety j. j. Donahue, {.
147O7 Dover ave. East CIeve-
land, l.. Adams Niagara
Falls, JOS. Weber a w. Luther,
oba q TonoWada. N. Y. Cor
lett dostal aviso 0 podezfelych
obchodech a proto postavi, jiz
v pond6li kolem domu Dcna-
hue tajne straze. Spehoun; sc
take doGka]i neb Dorahne wy
Sci a zacal do auta nakladati
zapov6zeny "Stoff' ostatni mn
pomahaii. Policic zmocnia Sc
spediterll Il 33 iahyi predva-
lecne whisky. Zmin6nemu Do
nahue-ovi Zabayen. byla je-
no dive uta.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-30
NALEZ MRTVOLY NEZNA
MEHO MUZE.

16-lety Walther Bell, 135OS
Eaglesmere Ave. nalezl ma
dne vykopavky pro potrubi no
|veho Baldwinova vodovodu ma
Baldwin Fairmount rds. mr.
tvolu nezjisteneho dosud mu-
re. Mladik oznamil objev poll
eli, jez mrtvolu, ktera lezela
ma dne vykopaneho kanalu asi
We hloubce 25 stop vytahla a do
pravila do okresni marnice.
V mrtvem muzi pozdeji zji-
stem 55-lety Daniel Zenditto,
1904 Ingersoll rd., ktery jak
jeho synovec prohlasil, byl jiz
cd 8. kvetna pohfesovan.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-30
PRO ZLEPSENi NASl
PITNE VODY.

Vcera meSkal V Clevelande
statni zdravotni riditel John
f. Monger, ably ujednal spoiled
nou konferenci tredniky The
American Steel & ire Co.,
The Semet-Solvey Co. a The
Mckinney Steel Co., ma ktere
hodla vysvetliti, iak mono po-
vl4stny fenol 20 tovarnicku Wy.
uzitkovati, misto poustenl jej
do vody a otravoyati tax pit
uou vOdu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-30
PROCES Sc STRELCEM We
SPOLKOVE SCHUZI.

"Strelil isem, ponevadz
jsem sc domnival, ze Jest muj
zivot nebezpeci," vypravel
jakO sv6dek vlastni obhajoby
James |. Meehan, Jenz Jest OBJ
zalovan vrazdy druheho stu
pne nasledkem smrti +. O.
Bowena, ktery byl vlastne ma
hodou zastrelen ma vecernl
schulz unie zeIezafskych kon-
strkCnich delniku, dne 2. dub
ma Y Arch Hall ma Ontario I'll.
proti stare trznici. Ia povsta-
le hadky strelen byI tez financ-
nj tajemnik John O'Erien do
bricha a potacel Sc po nekolik
dni V Huron nemocnicl mezi
zivotem a smrtl.
Obzalovany vypravel, re jiz
pred schuZi bylo nan O'Brie-
mem utoceno, ba ze jej tyz u
deril zabiiakem do hlavy. Pro
vlastnl ochranu dotHzoval Sc
asaistenta policejniho zalobce
Karla j. Jilka, co ma ia vlast-
nj ochranu pociti. Zakoupil 81
32-kaliberni automatickou pi-
stol, kterouz zbran vubec do
schuZi nosil. la osudneho ve-
cera byl pry O'Brienem, len2
mn klecel ma zaludku, skrcen q
jen to jej pfimelo, ze sahl ke
zbrani. Iastreleneho Bowena
vnbec nevideI a ze nikdy min
nebyl V nepfatelstvi. Tyz by
kuli zasazen jen tirou naho,
dou.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-30
CESkE TANCE MA JARNl
SLAVNOSTI Y. w. c. A.

Ma poZemku Johna D. Ro-
ckefellera ma Forest Hill, Eu-
cid Superior rds. uspofada-
ma bude V sobotu 2. Gervna 0
3. hodine odpoledni velka Jar
nj slavnost Y. w. G.. A. pod
nazvem "Flora's Holiday. -
Program proveden bude tisi-
Gem divek a mlad.lku, Z nichz
as 400 provedou RUNE narod-
nj tance evropske. Tanceny
bldou krone tancu polskych,
rumunskych, slovinskych, u
herskych, srbskych, ukra jim
skVch nase tance narodnl,
lstere die zaslaneho nam pro-
gramu ma provesti sokolstvo
" prvnim oddeleni provedena
bude pfllezitostni hra ia spo-
luucasti bohvna kvet'n FlorA
$ celym jeiim komonstvem, sa.
tyry, fauny a zosobn6nymi ziv
" "a hudebniho doprovodu Sc.
stayeneho re skladeb sveto
vych mistru.
Narodni tance evropskyci
nNrodu pi'ijdou na radu v cd
deleni druhem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-30
PROGRAM DNESNfHO DNE
ZDOBENf HROBU.

Vyslouzilci til valek, vojen-
ske a vlastenecke organisace
budou Sc pod.leti ma dnesnim
prllvode upominku TEN. kdoz
iiz odesli k velke armade, 2
!tere neni zadneho propuSteni
vice. Hroby bojovniku Ia OBJ
tanske valky, 2 boju Ma Kube.
Filipinach vsech, kdoz stall
ma fronte "a svetove valky, bu-
dou ozdobeny a vsech vzpome-
nuto Ma velke schulz V Nest
skem Auditoriu 0 2. hodine cd
poledni.
Pruyod uspofadan bude pc
schulz a vyrazi as o. 4. hodine
IoI zapadni strany Lakeside
ave. k zap. 6. ul. po Superior
ave. k vychodni strane Public
Squaru, vychodnlm smerem
,po Euclid ave. k 8. vych. ul
scvern6 po teto a po st. CLAN
ave. k vych. 3. ul., kde nastane
rozchod. Tribuna pfehlidko
va umistena bude ma Superiol
ave. pred starou radnici. Y
pruvod zafazeno bude osm hu.
debnich sboru.
Program V Auditoriu sesta
| va Il proslovu, modified, dekla.
maci p6ni vlasteneckych pi.
sni. Oddly, jejichz povinno.
sti bude ozdobovati hroby ma
,ruznych hbritovech, vysilany
budou z move soudni budovy.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-30
CUVERNE DONAHEY v
v CLEVELANDE.

Poprve cd dolby, kdy byl ma
stolen Y Columbus do ufadu
nejvyssiho statnlho 1fednika,
zavital vcera guverner V. Do
nahey do Clevelandu. Staio sc
tax prllezitosti cesty do Will
loughby, kde sc sucastni! schu-
re dGvernikG Andrewsovy div
ci skoly. Die v posledni Will
vyznaceneho prani jest guver-
ner virilnim clenem riditel.
stva. Donahey prijel do me-
sta jiz V pondeli pozd6 veter
noe ztravil V dome sveho bra
ira j. M. Donaheye.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-30
ZKOUSKU FYSICKOU PRE-
STALY STASTNE q KANDI.
DATKY POLIcEJNf
SLUzBY.
Mezi rimi jest vdova pc kra ia.
novi Janskem.

Vysledek prvni zkousky fy-
sicke zdatnosti pristich nasich
policajtu suknich, znamena,
re policeini lekar DIR. G.. P. o.
Malley uznal z dostavivsich Sc
ke zkousce kandidatek ien
kvarteto cekanek.
Jsou to vdova po krajanu
policistovi pi. j. Janska,, 22-
leta, bytem V cis. 500S Fleet
ave-, 29-leta slecna Mary Sea-
tonova. 1909 Euclid ave-; 30
leta pi. f. GratZova, G03 W.
Superior ave. a 81. Suzana o.
Malleyova, 1443 zap. >. ul.
Vybrane policejni kadetky mu
81 sc podrobiti dne 16. cervna
zkousce 0 dusevni zpusobilo-
sti pred komisi obcanske sluz-
by.
Jak vypravi policejni lekai
lsou muZi aHpon 10 procent
zpusobileisi K policejni sluzbe
nezli zeny, &C ty, jez v zkous-
ce obstaly, mali vsechny teles-
ne podminky.
Pani Janska jest nejen vdo-
YOU po pol. straznlkovi, ale ia
ke jeji bratr Jest Y teze sluzbe.
Vyjadfila Sc vuci inspektoru
Matowitzovi, Ze sc uchaZi G
misto jen proto, ably povolanl
policejnl "nevyslo z familie"
81. Seatonova jest Zamestnana
V 1radovn6 The Consolidated
Steel & Iron Co. a zmenu po-
volani 81 pfeje proto, lie ma
rada ditky a re 81 pfeie, ably il
svefeny byly prave takove, jez
Sc mali objeviti pred soudem
pro mlad6 provinilce. Podob-
ne prohlasily i cstatni dive kan
didatky, O'Malleyova, jez Jest
mestskou oSeti'ovatelkou a pi.
Gratzova, jei Jest vubec ma
tkOu tri ditek.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-30
ZAHNALA LUPICE kRIKEM

Vcera dopoledne byla me-
malo polekana pi. Stella Mel
nikova lupitem. lenz oZbro ien
revolverem objevil Sc ' jejim
cukrcvinkovem obchod6, Z.
3ll5 st. Clair ave. a zhurta
pozadoval ma nj penize. Ne
pochodil, nebot' Melnikova po-
uzila s velkym zdarem zen
oblibene zbrane, kriku, a spu-
sti!a takovou bandurskou, ze
zlodej sc ulekl a honem Sc od-
pOrouGel, nechteje Sc $ prepa-
denou damou pousteti do dalSi
debaty.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-30
PoLICAJT, KTERY Sc Po-
OVAL PRfLIS HLUBOKO
DO SkLENICE.

V sobotu byl policeman ma
Gelnikem suspendovan pol.
serzant Thomas Spellman re
stanice ma Woodland Ave. a
vych. 70. ul., proto ze 81 We
sluzbe vice prihnul, nez-li sc
dalo pred predstavenymi ukry-
ii. Vcera byl predvolan "na
karpet' pred bezpecnostniho
riditele MARTINEZ. Spellman,
jenz jest V policejnich sluz-
bach jiz Cd roku 1901 popira
vsak podobne nafceni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-30
DEBSOVA PREDNASKA
BUDE VELKOLEPYM
USPECHEM.

Vstupenky ma Debsovu pred
nasku nedeli dne 10. Cervna
odpoledne jdou velice cile ma
odbyt, tax, re jiz pfedem moz
no prorokovati upln6 vyproda
ny dun. Poradatelstvo hlavnim
stanem V elsie 1924 Walnut
Ave. oZnamovalo jiz vcera, re
vstupenek prodano jest pres
5000, nehlede k okolnosti, ze
Ma 1000 listku jest k rozpro-
deli mistnich uniich, kde pa
nuje podobne ziva poptavka.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-30
MACECHA ZLA =

Pi. Roza Grizzonova, 1859
vych. 40. ul. byla vtera pohna-
ma pred policejni soud, aby Sc
zodpovidala z utoku umy-
slem zabiti. V pondeli totiz
mela vystup nevlastnim 20
letym synem Alfonsem Griz-
ZOnem, ktereho uderiIa cihlou
do hlavv tax slime. re mladik
lezl malou nadeii ma uzdra-
venl m6stske nemocnici.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-30
SBLIzOVANi JUCOSLAVIE
S RUSkEM.

Belehrad, 30. kvetna. - Or
novenl diplomatickvch vztahI
mezi Jugoslavii a Ruskem jes'
podle vseho blizke. Jisto jest
re mezi obema kapitoly sc pr
tonne pilne vyjednava. Nei
vaznejsi problem, o nemz ss
rokuje, jest situace $4,000 ru
skych utecencu nyni v Srbsku
General Wrangel sam jest /,
Belehradd, kde ma kolem Sc
be Zbytky sveho stabu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-30
ZEMETRESENf v PERSII.

.Allahabad, Persie, 20. kvet-
ma. - Zpravy k casopisu Pho
neer z Teheranu sd6lujl, re
1000 lidi bylo zahubeno zeme
tfesenim Y Turbat-I-Haidari.
Chv6ni zeme "trvalo nekolik
hodin a n6ktere vesnice byly
nadobro zniceny. Turbat-l-
Haidari, Jest male perske me.
sto y Khorassanu, severostfed-
nj provincii, jez tvofi east veil
ke Iranske pouste.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-30
CSL. MISSE u PRESIDENTA

Washington, 27. kvetna. Ce
skoslovenska flnancni misse,
ktera, jak znamo, vyjednava 5
Americkou dluzni komisi "a
lezitost valecneho dluhu ces-
koslovenskeho, odbyvala V pa
tex konferenci presidentem
Hardingem. konference trra
la pul hodiny.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-30
TURECKO USMIRUJE
FRANCII.

Carihrad, 20. kvetna. Jako
nahradu "a poskytnuti vysad
americke Chesterove skupine
c.mz Francie citila sc byti
zkracena, Angorska vlaLa aa-
bidla Zemi te konce>l ma zbu-
dovani zeleznice z Brusy k
Dardanellam, postavenim
pristavu tamtez. Jest vsak O.
tazkou, jak Anglie bud. pohli-
zeti ma tento nejnovejsi tab
Angorske vlady.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-30

RIO Jest prlmym vyhozen;m ru~
kavice Vatikanu. Dale vznesl
obvin6nl, re konecny Gil metho
distu jest politicky.a a sifeni je-
jich propagandy a pravil, re
prestyz 1talie by utrp6la. kdy.
by methodistum bylo dovolenc
postaviti V Rime universitu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-30
ZIVILI 1912 RUSY.

Moskva, 20. kvetna. - Pa
pezska pomocna MISE v Rusku
zivila 1877 ,732 Rusy denn6 az
do Is. kv6tna, die zpravy z
Moskvy zde obdrzene a dane
dnes Ma verhjnoat.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-30
PROTI AMERICKYM ME-
THODISTUM.

Rim. %. kvetna. = V inter
pelaci We sn6movne poslaneck6
vcera, klerikalni poslanec Gin
golani prohlasil. re plan anne
rickych methodistu zbudovati
unEversitu ma vrchu Monte Ma.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-30

Pisobivou rekIamu OBJ
sara Vam jediny cesky u
niovy dennik "SVET".
The Cordova daily times., 1923-02-07
SURVIVOR Fl. BOISE TO
 GO TO SOLDIERS HOME

BOISE, Idaho, Feb. 7.-1daho citi- zens are planning measures in behalf of Lorenzo West, aged S9, believed to be the last survivor of the band Of men who in 1863 established Fort Boise on the present townsite of this city.
 West is discontened inmate of the county hospital here. He says he dis likes the idea of being an object of charity and wants to be taken to the Idaho Soldiers Home, asserting be- lief that, although never an enlisted man in the United States Army, his numerous battles with hostile Indians should entitle him to admission.
 In the pioneer days West was em- ployed by the government as driver of mule teams and in 1863 when Major Lugenbeil, U. s. A., received orders to establish Fort Boise, he helped freight supplies from Walla Walla and The Dalles.
The Cordova daily times., 1923-02-07
DEGREE CONFERRED
 NINETEEN YEARS AGO
 JUST BEEN ANNOUNCED

AMES, la, Feb. 7.-To have a de- gree from Iowa State college for a period of 19 years and not to have known it is the experience of pr. Will liam T. Hornaday, director of the New York Geological park.
 Dr. Hornaday was student at Ames in the early seventies but did not finish his work here. Today he is probably one of the best known na- turalists in the world and has devoted his life to building up the largest col lection of wild animal, fish and bird life to be found anywhere.
 In recognition of his great work the college conferred upon him the hon. orary degree of Master of Philosophy but failed to notify him of the honor. During the summer Dr. L. H. Penn melm head of the Botany department, made visit to the east and while in conversation with Dr. Hornaday men, tioned the conferring of the degree which the eminent zoologist promptly denied. The matter was taken up with college authorities and proper noti- fication was made.
The Cordova daily times., 1923-02-07
ZITA OF AUSTRIA
 MAY LIVE IN BAVARIA

BERLIN, Feb. 7.-Zita, former em- press of Austria, has been visiting her mother, the Duchess of Parma, in Ba- varia for the last two months and will probably remain with the duchess for several weeks longer.
 Zita left her Spanish retreat in the Pyrennes, which had been placed at her disposal by the King of Spain, be- cause of the excessive cost of keeping up the establishment. She has pur- chased an estate at Starn5erg, near her mothers estate, on which it is understood she will erect house. She has still a number of faithful retainers from among the Austrian nobility who act as her court officials.
The Cordova daily times., 1923-02-07
CANADA'S FIELD CROPS
 SHOW BIG INCREASE

OTTAWA, Ont, Feb. 7.-Canada's s field crops in 1922 reached value of s984 4,139,5OO This is an increase of more than $50,00O,O00 over the 1921 crop, according to report com piled by R. H. Coates, dominion sta tistician.
 The wheat crop this year showed a big gain, having a value of $333 3,966,- 900 compared with $242,936,OO0 in 1921. Oats this year were valued at $197, ,7S3,OOO as against $146,395,o 900 last year.
 Other field crops and their values with the 1921 figures in brackets are as follows: barley STATEHOOD ($2S,- 254,ooO); rye s21,235,O ,OoO G5,3so,3oO i; other grains $59,S72,oo0 e.os2); potatoes $54,253, 900 (sS2,147 ,60O i; hay, clover and alfalfa $205,O75,OOo (s28O,975,2 ,2OO); root and fodder crops s7S,172,6O ($S7719,2OO).
The Cordova daily times., 1923-02-07
CAVES ARE USED AS
 COLD STORAGE PLANTS

POPLAR BLUFF, Mo-, Feb. z. - Farmers of Northeastern Arkansas and Southeastern Missouri are utiliz- ing scores of caves in the Ozark Moun- tains as cold storage plants, with the result that practically no ice is needed for storage purposes.
 A cave at Zack, Ark, known as the Blowing Cave" because of the cold breeze blowing through it, has been fitted with pipes so that the flow of air may be regulated. The part of it used for cold storage purposes is more than quarter of mile long and 125 feet wide.
 Great quantities of fruit were stored in caves during a recent car shortage.
The Cordova daily times., 1923-02-07
ALASKA DOG TEAM
 ENTERED IDAHO RACE

ASHTON, Idaho, Feb. 7.-Ten dog teams, including four from Canada and one from Alaska, have been en- tered in the annual Ashton dog race February 22, according to the race committee
 Miss Lyda Hutchinson, the girl driver who made a good showing i~ the 1922 race, has entered her team. Other known contestants include Ted Kent, Smoky" Gaston, George Pitcher and w. c. Trude.
 The Ashton dog race is heralded as an annual event but some years postponement is necessary because the snow melts too soon. This was the case in 1921 when there was an early spring.
The Cordova daily times., 1923-02-07
FRENCH PLAN TO OPERATE
 RAILWAYS
Will Import Trainmen From Every Branch
 of Rail Service

DUSSELDORF, Feb. 7.-On third visit of inspection to the Ruhr Valley General Weygand and M. Le Troz- GU, Minister of Public Works, found the railway strike there so effective that they were compelled to go by motor the entire distance from Ak La Chapelle. Plans are now under way for the French to operate rail- way service sufficient to take care of the transportation of food and to run a passenger service twenty per cent of normal. For this purpose every railway in France will con- tribute certain percentage of it's trained men from all departments.
The Cordova daily times., 1923-02-07
PEACE CONFERENCE NOT BE ENDED,
 SUGGESTS PASHA

PARIS, Feb. 7.-Advices from Lau- same received today are to the effect that the Peace Conference has not been officially terminated. It is stat ed that Ismet Pasha is ready to ac- cept the treaty offered by the Allies, provided the Turks are permitted to discuss further the economic clauses contained in it. A suggestion has been made by the head of the Nation alist delegation that the conference be resumed in another month after Ismet Pasha has received further instruc- tions from Angora.