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Evening star., 1924-12-14

has issued invitations for bridge Fri
day afternoon, December 26, at 5
o'clock
Miss Mary Lee Spilman of EeTT,
Culpeper County, was the week e4ft
guest of Miss Genevieye Peyton Shfb-f
person, oil South Washington stree3
Mrs. Ernest M. Delaney and Mis-
Jean Graves Delsnev are visiting Tire
formers sister, Mrs John C;t1ppbc.f.
In Harrisburg. Pa
Mr.. Chester y. Pierce and Mr.. Cecil
&. Brown have issued Invitations for.
two subscription dances, to be gise,Ef
the evenings of December 25 and JAZZ
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Evening star., 1924-12-14

Callahan, grand master of Masons in
Virginia. and Mrs. Callahan.
Miss Jeanette Yates Cochran en-
tertained the Tuesday Evening Bridge
Club at her home, on King street.
when those playing were Miss Mary
Hunt Roberts. Miss Elizabeth War
wick, Miss Margaret Warwick, Miss
Laura Hulfish, Miss Susan Leary,
Miss Charlotte Kemper, Miss Jose-
phine Gregg and Miss Inez Moore.
Miss Katherine Leadbeater. who
will be home from Sweetbriar Cole ge
to spend the holidays with her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence G. Lead
beater, on North Washington street.
Evening star., 1924-12-14

Thomas Atkinson Of Elkton, Nd.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Braden visited
Mr.. and Mrs. John Buck in Baltimore
during last week and are back at
their home in Rosemont.
Mrs. Richard e. Acton has returned
from visit to Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
J. Noble, in New York City. Mrs.
Noble accompanied Mrs. Acton home.
but has since returned to New York.
Mrs. Acton was hostess for the Mon
day fridge Club last week.
A Reception and dance was given
Tuesday evening in Elks' Auditorium
by the Alexandria Washington Lodge
of Masons, in honor Of Mr.. Charles H.
Evening star., 1924-12-14

Queen street, given by Mr.. Tulloch's
associates on a local newspaper.
Mrs. Cecil v. Brooks has returned
from visit to her mother, Mrs. Lucy
Garrison. In Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph H. Stevenson
have returned from q motor trip
through New York State. New Eng
land and Canada. Mr.. and Mrs. Ste
venson entertained at a house party
over the week enc, when their guests
were Mr.. Stevenson's mother and
brother. Mrs. ]. H. Stevenson. and Mr..
CHARLES 3. Stevenson. Mr.. and Mrs. j.
w. Carr and Mr.. and Mrs. Yates
Chamberlain of Washington, and Mrs
Evening star., 1924-12-14

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Evening star., 1924-12-14

Ms we draw nearer to Christmas, day
81 by day this store becomes more and
more Mecca for those bound on
a pilgrimage Of gift choosing. The COM
pleteness of our stocks, the versatility of
the jewelry line, and last, but not least,
the all-inclusive price range we offer
simplify all gift problems and make seIec-
ton pleasure Here we have listed a
few suggestions.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-11
V0JskO vLADNE V HERR|N, Ill.
1.70o MILICklCH v0JhkU BYL0 TAM
JIz P0v0LANO


Herrin ILL.,, TO- lnora Zastraseno baonety llinossk6
statn mlce obyvatestvo tohoo obcan
ske vaice kanovci protikanovc uzavre pfmeri kter
potrva aspon tax dlouho pokud vosko Vojen
st vddcoye doznavaj jest vazn neocekvai va
zadnych vytrzno pro pfomnou dobu Nesryvajf vsak
svymi obavam re valka vypukne, vojsko bude
odvoano
1,70o vojakd kona zde suzbu Diva dodatecne pluky
narodn gardy byly mobisovany nafizeno Jim vyprav
do Herrn okamzite Jsou to 1872 pes puk, pozusavaiici
chcagskych vojaku 138 PEST puk poznsavajici gardi
stu jizn casti statu.
v6tsina civnch tredniki mesta byla z uveznena neb
cell obzalobam pro razdu Obvneni vyvsaa zabi
konstebla Caesara Cagea enz byl zastTeen nc pa
tex vecer poranen prucho serifova, Johna Laymana.
Stfelba nasedovaa hnuti Ryrd planouciho kruhu,
protklanovske organsace zabranen obnoveni prohb
mich najezdu jez byy podnecovany Ku Klux Kanem Be-
hem dne zatcen by mayor c. F. Anderson George CALI
nacenk policie Ford Glen Young vddce prohbic-
mich najezdnikl radujic nacelnk polce IDA b
jedinou havou cvini vlady.
Mayor Anderson a serif Gallgan podileli schulz
protklanovcu Rytiru planoucho kruhu patek jed
ne mnich sin kde melo by porokovano krocch, ably
ucnen byl konec najezdIm podnkanym Ku Klux Kanem,
kdyz nacenik poce Ford diva straznc nichz tvrd,
ze sympasuji Klanem pokusli vejiti do sine
stav mee postfelen by prvni pfiruc ser John ayman
Serif Galligan cni to nadelnshs aolici.
Forda Haroda Crana, ednoho strazniku ktefi nirn
ve do sine zatk je. Prohasv dav Herrin mohl b.
pokusi yncovani vzh serf dial je doprav do Muir
physboro, sousednim okresu.
Kdyz ser vracel Sc Murphysboro byl zatcen podne
tn Youngova pfivezen zpe do Herrn Spolu mayorem
Andersonem drzen jest vezeni Youngem obvin6ni
castenstv zab konseba Cagle-a Tyz by pry cenerl
Ku Kux Kanu. Nacenik poce Ford poicsta Grain byi
propusten zakroceni Youngovo Jakym pravem Young
provozuje svo okresu williamson dlstonici
nemoh zjistiti AvSak Young hraje 81 dikatora nez
vojsko prislo, jeho slovo bylo zakonem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-11
CESKE CHICAGO PAMATCE
WILSONOVE.

Chicago, 8. unora. - Skve-
~ hold pamatce zesnuleho by
valeho presidenta Woodrow
Wilsona vzdalo vcera vecer
ceske Chicago. Pam6tni schn-
ze byla svolana z podn6tu Ma
rodniho Sdruzenf a velika dvt
rama Plzenskeho pavillonu Il.
pine Sc zaplnila obecenstvem,
jez prislo uctiti, pamatku ne
zapomenutelneho prftele cesko
slovenskeho naroda. Cesky pro
mluvil prof. J. j. Zmrhal, an
glicky p. Otto T. Pergler. pred
seda Mar. Hlav. kadu 6. S. P.
S. Rovnez ucinkovalo Ceske
Trio, pozustavajici z PIP. Gre
CORA, Jirouska a Polivky. Mi
mo svrchu uvedene fecniky "a
Svaz Svobodomyslnych pro-
mluvil strucne DR.. j. E. S. Vo-
jan. Schizi ridil p. ]. A. Ger
venka, predseda ustredny Ma
rodniho Sdruzeni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-11
UCTENi PAMATkY WILS0KovY.
"ZAPLATIL CENU IA vELIKOST, NIKOLI
VSAK NADARMO"

Washington, 10. unora Trbut vzdan by dnes pa
matce Woodrow Wilsona Central Presbyterian kosee kan
chodival.
President p Coolidgeova vysoci vadni urednici by
pfitomni aby vysehi rec Rev. James H. Tayora hymny
ez byvaeho presdenta byy zvlaStni oblbe.
"On zaplatil veikosti svoji oddanosti oyatou
vidmu miru, pravl Rev. Taylor, "avsak jeho veka obe
nebude nadarmo Generace ez prijdou povsanou budou
ej nazyva pozehnanym. Muzeme rc n6n re Bnh sesla
muze svet muze vekeho ducha ucele muze veke du
chovn silly mravnho deasmu muze jenz byl vestcem
prorokem mru jenz byl byt vidcem sveho du pr
teem ceemu sv6tu jehoz jmeno bylo Woodrow Wilson
Rev. Taylor dasi sve eci licil cetne epsodky zvo
ia byvaeho predenta ez svedcy eho pravem demokra
tismu.
Parz, 10. lnora - Pametn sluzby Woodrow Will
konany byy amerckem kostee zde dnes Mezi pri
tomnymi byl zastupc presdenta Meranda premera Pon
americky vevysanec Herrick clenove eho abu
konsuatu. Rovnez sdcastn clenove osatnch diploma
tckych sbord ceni Americana Pafzi bydc neb zde
dlevajicf.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-11

Linec, Horni Rakousy, 9. L.
nora. - Lavina sesula Sc ma
zeleznicni nadrazi " Hieflau
vcera vecer, pohrbivsi osohni
vlak a kocar, v n9mz bylo ne
kolik osob. zeleznicaii a okol-
nj vesnicane NELL tuhou praci
8 vykopavanfm vlaku a zachra
n9nim cestujfcfch. V telefonic-
k6 depesi, obdrzene zde, bylo
zadano o pfispeni vojska. Ne
nj Cinema zmfnka o nejake
ztrate lidskych zivotd. Lavina,
jez byla plnych .tisic stop dlou
ha a 100 stop vysoka, svalila
Sc pax do ddoli feky Ems,
kdyz byla zasypala vlak.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-11
JUCOSLAVIE VDECNE VZPO
NINA WILSONA.

Belehrad, 9. inora. = Smrt
expresidenta Wilsona zpIsobi
la zde hluboky a uprimny zar-
mutek. Kral Alexandr a mi
nistersky predseda Paste tele-
grafovali pani Wilsonove svo-
je projevy soustrasti. Parla-
ment pripravuje velkou demon
straci jako doklad vdecnosti
Wilsonovi "a jeho prispeni Ju-
goslavii ma mirove konferenci
v Parizi. Vsechen jugoslav-
sky tisk uverejnuje sympatic-
ke clanky o Americe a chvali
Wilsonovo lsili o prosazeni
spravedlivych pozadavkd Ju-
goslavie.
Dennik "Novosti" pravi, ze
Wilson ma konferenci energic-
ky Sc vzpiral proti italskym po
zadavkIm a trval ma stanovis-
ku, ze Rjeka jest jugoslav-
skym pristavem a ze Dalmacie
jest obydlena Jihoslovany. "Po
litika" lief Wilsona jakozto
pritele lidstva, dokladajic, ze
Srbova ztratili jednoho re
svych nejlepsich a nejslechet-
nejsich pratel, jehoz dilo ma
nestesti zIstalo nedokonceno.
"Pravda" pravi, ze Jugoslavie
jest zavazana velkou vd2cno-
stf Wilsonovi q chorvatske a
slovinske casopisy vyslovujf
Sc w stejn6m snnyslu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-11
RESIGNACE DENbY-HO 0CEKAvANA.
Pres v$EchNo UJIsfovAHl. e Ne
Mini vzDATl Sc URADU.


Washington, TO- lnora. - Ultra Sc ukaze, zdali adm
ntrac podar zachova nynejsi kabinet netknuy pf
TONNE bouf jez zdvhla pro sekretaf namofncva
eho schvalen ud6enf olenych vysad pfedvecer oceka
vaneho pfe resouce kerou vyzyva president aby
zada rsgnac sekretafe naofnictva Denbyho z znova
prohlasl, ze nema dmyslu resignovati.
Teto odpoved dostao otazky zastupcI tsku mic
meme vsak Gin dale tim vice pndy nabyv pfesvedceni
DENLY drive q pozdeji VIDA sveho dfadu.
Generaln navadni Daugherty jenz pritomne prodleva
Miami Fla, nasedkem chatrneho zdrav sve chot zaslal
dops kongresniku Grahamov Pennsylvania nemz
tvrd, neme nceho spolecneho udeenim olenych W.
sad Wyomingu California Pravi ze odbor spravedno-
s mIze zasahnout do pdsobnos nych odbord vfadnich
tehdy kdyz zadan radu neb dobroZdan To
nestao tudiz generanf navani prava
kroc veci uden oejnych vysad pozemcich jez
daily pdvodne pod pravomoc odboru namofnctva pozdej
pfevedeny byy pod prvomoc odboru vna enz pax e
najal olejafskym zajmIm Sincairovym Doheny nyovym.
sobotu podroben byl dalsimu vysechu pred senatnm
vyborem vefene pozemky F. G. Bonfils vydavate Dem
Post kteryzo casopis pdvodne zahal toky byvae
no sekretafe vnra Faa sekretafe namonictva Denbho
pro olejnch vsad Snclarovu syndkatu Tyto ito
ky byy velm zmrneny, kdyz Sinclair vessel dorozu
nsni skupnou ktere byl Bonfls ednim ze cen0 die
nshoz NELL vyziskati cd $1O0oooo do $1,2500Oo
Sv6dka wal 81 do pradla pfedseda yboru senator Len
chtef vede podrobnds teo transakce Sn-
clare Bonfs vypovfda ze jeho spolecnici NELL j
ste za5my Teapot Dome obast avsak musel doznat re
nem9ly v6tsf hodnoty nezli asi $4,000.
"Na mise toho" prav senator Lenroo "vy ste dostal
cd sincara $25ooO hoovosti $50 akrd pddy Gill vi
nez petkrate tolik."
Svedek snazll Sc vysvetlovatl mcmene nucen Dy ucn
dasi kompromujici doznan sce, ze zajmy Teapo
Dome byy zskany kdyz Sinclair obdrze tam sve
vysady Uceem senatora Lenroota byo dokaza ze vyda
vatel Bonfs dosal penize pozemky ably jeho list
Denver Post svych tocch Sincairv syndikat
Bonfs enz pozvan by odborem namofnictva jako host
ma edne vaecnych lodi aby moh pozorovat manevry va
lecneho znch vodGch byl zbavenS sobotu dal
siho vyslechu vsak vyrozumenn ze bude povoan
SVEN navratu Jednm vedkd jenz bude vysychan
tento tyden jest Shaffe vydavae Denver Rocky
Mountain inych casopisu havn nepriel Bonfilsav
jenz nepochybne rhne move svo prakky sveho kon-
kurenta
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druhe strane byla zakoncena
podepsanim rumunsko-rakous-
Ike obchodni smlouvy. Soucas-
ne vypracovan byl nacrtek
smlouvy ohledne vyd&vanf zlo-
cincd jinych leg&lnich ota-
eek. Bude jmenovana smisena
usko-rumunska komise,
jez sejde Sc We Vfdni, aby pro-
jednala tam RUNE financni a
hospodafske otazky, jakoz
otazky past.
Widen, 9. dnora. - We zdej-
sim zahranicnim ministerstvu
panuje nejvetsi zadostucin9ni
mad uzavfenim obchodnf smlou
Wy $ Rumunsken.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-11

,M9sto Mexiko, 10. 1nora.-
Federalni vojsko dosahlo roz-
hodneho vitezstvi mad rebely
po bitve trvavsi jedenact ho-
din ma brehu Teky Lerma We
statu Ocotlan, die zpravy po-
dane gen. Armaro Verbaldim
presidentu Obregonovi. Obe
strany utrpely znacne ztraty
N9kolik generald bylo zabi.
to pfi prechodu pres feku, kdy
vojsko bylo vystaveno palbe 2
rebelskych zakopI. Pc pfekro
cent feky federalnf vojsko q
spesn9 napadlo rebelske posi-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-11
tEskY TIsk . WIZ IovI.
JEDNOMYsLNY UsUDEK CFaz hsLOvEN
SKEHO TISKU VZDAvA ZENHeLEEMU
SLOvA NEJvETSf CHvxLY
"A UZNANf. n

Praha, 6. lnora. - Radiov&
zprava CSTK. - Cesky tisk
prinasi dlouhe posmrtni lvahy
% Wilsonovi, ktere co do vrouc
nosti daleko pfevysovaly OBJ
vykle zahrobni vzpominky.
Vsecky casopisy jednomyslne
zdiraznuji veliky vyznam Will
sondv pro ceskoslovensko a je
no osvobozenf.
vedsrni vyd&nil IN NArodnfch
ListG" pise, ze Wilson jako fl
losof a ideolog velke valky Sc
snazil, stati Sc filosofem ide-
ologem velkeho miru. Vecer-
mix "Prava Lidu" nazyva no
.velkym hrdinou nasi DOLBY a
radi jej mezi nejvyssi osob-
nosti sv6tove valky. "Vecer''
no vrazuje mezi spolutvirce
ceskoslovenske svobody. Odpo
ledni vydani "Narodni Politi-
ky nazyva Wilsona distoj-
nym nastupcem Washingtono-
wynn a Lincolnovym, velkym
pritelem ceskoslovenske samo-
statnosti a nejvetsim America
mem tohoto stoleti.
Vecernik 'Rudeho Prava"
poukazuje k tomu, ze pamatka
Wilsonova zachovala Sc jen u
malych narodi a vecerni "Tri-
buna", re Wilson dal staremu
lidstvu nedostizny ideal nove-
no lidstva. Prayer Presse" v
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-11

dvodniku nazyva Wilsona pro-
rokem mfru mezi narody a
prav malych narodd a dava
mu mfsto meAi zakladateli
ceskoslovenskk republiky. -
.Venkov" : sPrager Presse''
otiskujf 2 Masarykovych "Pa-
metz" kapitolu o Wilsonovi,
kde je vzpotlflka, jake byly
cesk6 nad&je, MADAME We Wi
soma. Pr idu,, pvidi. u
'filosofie WilsondeH ktery By
sve DOLBY nejv6tsf autoritou
sveta, jest dosud tuzbou Evro.
py, vyjadrenou snahou po au.
toritativni sile Svazu narodd,
Proti typu mocenskych vlad-
c1v byl Wilson typem neosob.
niho sluzebnika myslenky.
"ceske Slovo" vzpomina Il.
cinku Wilsonovych not ma w.
vol ceskoslovenskeho osvobo.
zeni a Czech" poukazuje, re
v pfemnohych nazvech ulic, na
drazi, verejnych budov a v o.
brazech, umistenych We verej.
nych mistnostech je ddkaz
jak jest Wilson do srdci cesko
slovenskych zapsan. "Prager
Tagblatt" vidi We Wilsonovi
noveho politika velkeho slo.
hu a "Socialdemokrat" Ease
vidi tragiku idealisti, nevi.
doucich skutecnost. Jeho mys-
lenky vsak uskutecni sama bu.
doucnost.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-11
PODIVNA LUPIcSKA
historic.

Poblize domova ma Simon
ave-, N. E. bylo pfepadeno H.
lete d9vce ozbrojenym bandi-
tou, ktery dft9ti hrozil revol-
verem a donutil jej, aby slo
3 MIN do bytu q vydalo mu
vsechny penize. Nicema tfmto
zptsobem ukofistil 80 cent?.
Divka cekala pied domem ma
rodite, ktefi So m3li vr&tit 2
n&vSt3vy.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-11
PRAHA ucTlLA WOODROW WILsoNA.

Praha. 10 1nora. &C. A. T. KY - Ceskosovenska ma
rodn rada uspofadaadnes vecer panychdu veke n O.
becnho domu By prtomen president Masaryk vyzna-
zesnueho Woodrow Wlsona promluv minstr zahranic
mich vec Dr. Eduard Benes americky vyslanec Lewis Elm
stein Pc cas- smuecnho shromazden vsechny ulice domy
byly osv6teny Minserstvo zeleznic uctio pamatku Will
vesbuu Wilsonova nadraz kde rozdavana bya
anlckoceska lteratura vyznamu Wlsona pro cekooven
sky n&rod.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-11
PRESIDENT oBREe0N vlTEzl.
JEHO vOJsKO PORAZILO MA HLAVU
MEXICKE REBELY.

ce v Cuitzeo, donutivsi hlavni
rebelsky oddil vztyciti bilou
vlajku a zadati o zastaveni
boje. Ku konci sve depese pre-
sidentu Obregonovi pravi gen,
Verbaldi:
"Rebelska jizda jest ma ce-
ste sem doufajic chraniti sve
vojsko, avsak nase jizda row
nez ujfzdi rovnobezne $ rebely
a podstoupi-li bitvu Ultra nebo
den potion, zr&dci pocftf hod.
notu vojaku, ktefi vedi, jak
plniti vojensk6 povinnosti a ha
jiti svoji vojenskou Gest."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-11
OSUDNE NE3TESTf MA KkI.
zOVATCE.

Milwaukee, Wis, 9. Inora,
sest chlapci a fidic trucku by
Ii usmrceni a jint .hoch pora-
nen nepochybne smrtelne,
kdyz srazili Sc S vlakem dr&hy
Northwestern v St. Francis
blizkem pfedmesti, vcera po.
zdx vecer. HoG sltastnili Il
schtze v pfsdmesti q vraceI q
do Milwaukee. By]i We vsku od
II do is rolk6.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-11
RUMUNSKO-RAKOUSKA
SMLOUVA.

BukureSt', Rumunsko, 9. t.
nora. - Konference mezi ra-
kouskym kanclefem Seiplem a
rakouskym 1ninistrem zahranic
mich z&lezitosti Gruenberge-
rem ma jedn@ strane q rumun-
|skym ministerskym pfedsedou
Bratianem q ministrenn zahra.
nicnfch z&lezitostf Ducou~ ma
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-11
UPIL Sc x sMRTI.

Ma dvorku sveho bytu, 2454
Hamilton ave-, nalezen vcera
rano svymi pribuznymi 3Olety
Edwin Pender, mrtvym. Leka-
Fl v Lakeside nemocnici sezna-
Ii, ze srnrt nastala nasledkem
nemirneho pozitf lihovin. Mrt-
vola dopravena do okresni
mlrnice. kde dnes bude koro-
nerem Hammondem prohled-
nuta.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-11

Ably dosahli zap,aceni pc.
nez, o nichz tvrdf, re jsou Jim
povinnovany vladou, nekolik
velikych nacelnilst indianske-
no kmene Cheyenne, zavitalo
onehdy do Bleho Domu. Ma
:omto obrazku jest nacelaik
"Medvedi Muz", jenz byl phi
iat "velikym bilym otcem" a
jenz nese ddlezity vzkaz IL
dem sveho kmene.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-03-22
BOARD
INVESTIGATION
UNDER WAY
Yelled Charges of Waste,
Graft, and Mismanagement
to Be Cleared Up.

The Shipping Board investigation
by a special House committee got
under way today with possibilities
1t was stated, of developments that
may rock the country as has the
Teapot Dome inquiry.
Chairman O'Connor and Admiral
William S. Benson, of the board
and Admiral Leigh Palmer. presi-
dent of the Shipping Board Elmer.
gency Fleet Corporation. were ques-
tened by the committee on present
policies of the board concerning the
merchant ships and plans of opera
ton.
The committee is working still on
its plan of procedure for the in
Vestigation. For two weeks the
members have been gathering data
from various sources. official and
unofficial, and it may be some time
before start is made in develop
ment of complaints and charges
against the board.
1t is the purpose Of Democratic
members of the investigating COM
mittee to go thoroughly into the
dictatorship of the Shipping Board
and of the Emergency Fleet Cor
poration by Albert d. Lasker. Of
Chicago. who was made chairman
of the Shipping Board by President
Harding with the understanding he
was to he unfettered by action Of
his board associates. Backed by the
powerful support OF the President
and without interference. Lasker
ran the Shipping Board matters. 1t
Is charged, until defeated by Con-
gress in his efforts to get a ship
subsidy. and then he stepped out.
Republican members of the COM
mittee will carry the investigation
back beyond the Lasker administra-
ton into Democratic control of the
Shipping Board and the Emergency
Fleet Corporation. Yelled charges
of waste, graft and mismanagement.
extending through several years,
have reached the committee and an
effort will be made to clear these
up. no matter their origin or how
old they may turn out to he
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PICK
CHURCHES IN
ROME
New Cardinals to Crafty U.
S. People, Pope Plus Cables
William R. Hearst.

ROME, March 22.-Archbishop
Mundelein of Chicago and Arch.
bishop Hayes of New York, who
VIII be created Cardinals next week,
TO-DAY visited foreign churches" in
and about Rome which are known
as Iltular churches. Their eleva.
ton carries with them the right tC
choose future titles as Roman
priests
1t is probable Archbishop Munde.
lein viii accept the title as priest
OF st. Mary's church, a famous
edifIce in Popolo square, while
Archbishop Hayes is expected to
select st. Bartelmy's Church, which
lies upon a small peninsula in the
river Tiber.
Pope Plus XII, replying through
Cardinal Gasparri, papal secretary
OF state, to a cablegram from Will
liam Randolph Hearst, stated that,
In comforting the red hat upon
Archbishop Mundelein and Arch.
bishop Hayes, he believed he was
gratifying a wish of the American
people.
The American people, the pontiff
continued, are we'll deserving of
honors at the hands of the church
because they have contributed 80
well towards all reliefs of needy
populations.
The Pope said he trusted the
American people will continue to
support the charitable movements
he may initiate, these campaigns
being aimed only for the relief of
human suffering and the pacifica-
ton of the world.
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Daily Traffic Calendar
FINES AND COLLATERAL FoRFEITUREs.

Total for Yesterday 68
Grand total Observation-Disclosures. 457O
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his letters to the two cardinals.
elect. Ereetly splendid in his pnr-
pie, he hands to each cardinal Il
letter as large as a portfolio. He
smiles with great pleasure
The secretaries of the cardinals
read the letters formally, in loud,
clear voices. Now monsignor gives
his congratulations. He still smiles.
Then one of the cardinals-elect
replies for both. He is still in his
robes. Perhaps there is Just the
shade of tremhle in his voice.
The monsignor threads a purple
path back through an excited crowd.
1t is over-the first of the three
impressive rites that raise prelates
to. the scarlet. Now the scene
shifts to Monday. the Gath. Then
the red birettas will be conferred
upon Cardinal Hays and Cardinal
Mundelein.
Vatican Town.
Let US go to the Vatican. 1t is
great old town-an anachronism
of ages long past. in the heart OF
modern Italy. Its great medieval
town continued through the cen
turtles by the traditions of the Cath
olic Church. picturesque and power
full guards protect it from TWEEN
tieth-century Italy. There they
stand under the arches, clad in
bright yellow trunk hose and bril-.
liant scarlet doublets. On their
heads are the marcel flat hats of
the German I.andsknechts. There
they stand long-legged and power
ful. carrying great long pixies
relics of an ancient day.
We pass under the arches and
come at last to multiple stair.
cases and marble halls. Let US
stand to one side for a moment
and view the throng that hurries
to the ceremony. Up the stairs
and village priests side by side
with American millionaires and
officers of the Papal Household.
There is a friar simply brown.
cOwled. And there is an officer of
the Household clad like a Spanish
don, with a ruff about his neck.
Hurrying by, passing both. is an
American bearing a Papal order
on his dress shirt. The village
priest in shabby old cassock. is not
far behind. Friar, officer, American
and village priest-all are going to
the ceremony, all are mounting the
endless stairs and hurrying through
the marble halls.
Long Wait Follows.
We wait for a long time in a
bright, painted gallery. The Card
inals are seated on chairs around
the wall. The scarlet of their robes
makes a brilliant background for
the ceremony.
The, Pope enters almost without
ceremony. He pauses for a minute
at the threshold and all present bend
the knee. He smiles and proceeds
to the throne.
There high up upon the 'gilded
throne, the. Pontiff sits. A simple
whitehead. figure, he presents a
strange contrast to the scarlet and
purple splendor Of the Cardinals
and the glittering gorgeousness of
the Noble Guard.
Then follows the procession before
the throne.
The two cardinals-elect brush by
us. Each in turn kneels before
the Whitehead figure He puts
upon the head of each a scarlet
biretta-like the biretta of any
other prelate, except for it's flam.
ing color.
Now Cardinals Hayes and Mund-
lein each removes his cap and q
purple scarf is draped upon his