davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-08-30

Oscar Dibber, our village post
Is goin' to have his hair bobbede5
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-08-30

II do get SO tired wearing this
same old Dress q
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-08-30

Grover Carberry WhittyIe has
improved consid' able in heaiths
sence the good-loolxin' city gals
got to shOwins up in these parts. =.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-08-30

A bootTegger drinking his own
good stuff in mistake for some
thing else.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-08-30

When look over the gals to-,
day, can't understand how So.
little clothes kin cost 80 mucn.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-08-30

Looks to me like folks don't
have polytics half as hard IN
they used to. AZ
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-08-30
TOO MUCH

A manicure holding hands" at
night after a hard days work.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-08-30
COU nj TEN
BEFORE

Forgetting to take off the man
ufacturer's label from your
antique.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-08-30

''Tell him. I'm not in"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-08-30

Wives who dine out are kept
busy cooking up alibis for their
husbands. F.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-08-30

It's strange what wonders an
unbeautiful girl can perform with
just "a pair of silk stockings.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-08-30

= Those of US who are forever
registering complaints admit OPEN
~ I'VE, are LIES failures.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-08-30

You have to spend your whole,
life and most of your husbands
salary to keep up with the
Joneses.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-08-30

BE content with what you have,
but never satisfied.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-08-30

A mans reputation depends on
his actions; a woman's on
her Ileighbors.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-08-30

When a man flaunts before you
that his word is as good as his
bond, be sure to insist on secur-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-08-30

The age Of innocence makes it's
exit with rompers nowadays.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-08-30

Don't tank 50 loud. The neignc
bors win hear you"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-08-30

A. woman will conceal her ears,
her freckles and something she
doesn't know. =
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-08-30

Lips that require an hour to
be put op are often removed in
q second,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-08-30

Early to bed and early TO rise
makes q Teller a farmland.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-08-30

Polly PilIxins' Pa is doin' a lot
Of perspirin' in tryin' to earn her
a new set Of summer furs.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1924-02-02
Here an d There In Alaska


 Lee and Ereo Johnson miners employed at the Fern mine, at the head of Archangel creek in the Willow Creek mining district recently had the narrowing expe rience of being entombed beneth tons of snow for ten hours.
 While the two men were eating there midnight lunch in the black smith shop at the mouth of No. 2 el, a snowslide came down burying the blacksmith shop and
The McCarthy weekly news., 1924-02-02
Mccarthy Stage WINTER SCHEDULE

Leaves Mccarthy For Kennecott Daily at 4 PM.
 Returns From Kennecott to Mccarthy at 6. 30 PM,
 Leaves Mccarthy for Kennecott
 il PM.
 Returns from KennecOtt to Mo Carthy at 12 midnight. Sunday & Wednesday even- ings stage leaves Mccarthy for Kennecott at 7 and returns at 1O:3O P: M.
 Bill Berry Props Henry Olsen
The McCarthy weekly news., 1924-02-02

power gurdy may be handled, is the invention of s. A. Shepard. of Wrangell. The device is used 10 haul in the trolling lines and is said to be perfect by fishermen who have examined it. The Wran gell Machine Shops will have the invention on the market in a few days.
 The American Legion post at Anchorage, recentls precipitated a row that has not cooled off yet. The doctor at the govern ment hospital, one Turpin, refus ed to answer emergency call out side the the hospital, despite the fact he was the only M. D in the city. The Secretary of the Inter- was advised of the situation by cablegram. and then the fun be- an. The upshot of the matter is that the hospital is now open to all physicians and the atmosphe- re is beginning to clear.
 D. J. Parker, Chief Engineer, Mine Safety Service of the Fede- ral Burea of Mines, expects to visit Alaska during the coming summer. He has charge of all of the mine rescue work equipment and stations maintained by the Federal government. The pur pcSe of his visit to Alaska is to study the mining industry in the Territory in order to get first hand knowledge of it's needs for mine rescue work.
 1t is reported that the news of a placer gold strike in British Guiana, some seven hundred miles inland from Georgetown, the capital, has caused several Fairbanks prospectors to stam- pede. If reports are favorable, many other men intend to go.
 J. E. Ketchum, formerly agent for the C. R. x NV. By. at Chit na, and Richard Edwards, an ex
 Continued on page 4
The McCarthy weekly news., 1924-02-02

crushing 1t almost fat bling DOW snow on the entombed men. Lee the Johnson was held prone across of the forge and Ereo across his +o h back, with his arm extended to is s where it touched the corrugated wht roof, but cncased in snow. cell
 The two men were alone on invt the night shift, and when they day the day men climbed the hill to T find the mouth of the tunnel GOV An( cred and the blackdmith shop de a molished. Hearing tapping under yet heath, they realized that their mel companions were beneath the ed slide. They inn ediately set to side work to ice the imprisoned men fact After several hours of frantic city digging in the packed snow, the was men were rewarded by seeing cab Ereo's hand protruding from the an. snow, just beneath the corruga tha ted roof, on which ne had been all tapping all night in the hope of re attrac ting attention. His body
 was completely covered but his D breath had melted small aper Min ture, thru which sufficient oXy ral gen to maintain life was admit visi ed. sun
 He was fully conscious; but the his companion, whom the rescue and party found lying on his sto Fed mach across the forge was un pcs conscious. It took two and half stu hours of massage and first-aid the treatment at the lower camp, to frs which the men rushed on sleds, for OclOIc ACC O OOII1lSOll IcSdlIlCO COI
 sciousneSs. Both men were con Il fined to camp for week by stiff a p ness occasiOned by being encas Gu1 ed in snow for ten hours. mll
 The rescue party is convinced the that the men owe their lives to "l the fact that Ereo JOhnsOn's arm Peo was extended upwards, forming Hi" means for air reaching them.
 for
 A new device that wonderfully na. improves the ease with which a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-26

makes for too great seriousness IN
my NE. and ! retort that one Of US
nectha H.
l never can understand how a man
can put away an the seriousness and
responsibilities Of hts business put
them completely out Of his mind
ana become absolutely another per.
son at times.
D.ci, s. said 10 be tho most lizard.
boiled producing manager In the
whole moving picture business, but
when he gets homo with me or when
Ve are out having good time. ha to
just a great. big. pleasure-lovins boy.
Dear Leslie. am thinking OF you
al the time. ! loyo you always. and
hope you can come out here and AZ
least enjoy our wonderful climate
We viii Try 10 change your thoughts
10 something happier. BEE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-26
Tibet angle
LETTER FROM BEATRICE SUM.
MFRS 10 LESLIE PRESCOTT,
CONTINUED

/ have written I'll this. Leslie.
which may seem out Of place ~ a
letter which should convey 10 you my
great sympathy. simply 10 take your
mind. u possible. away from yourself.
After every uphoayal In ones lie,
one must adjust ones sell 20 ones
world, and the sooner ono docs Il. IN.
stead OF trying 70 adjust one's world
70 ones SELF the more content one
will be.
After all. Leslie. Il Is content that
you and want, iun't IT, Not con.
tent with our achievements. for that
would mean stagnhtlon, but content
with our environments
Yes. dear, know you atc saying
that | am tho same philosophical.
analytical old Bee TINT you hive al.
ways known. Dick says grow 20 be
moro OF a philosopher and analyst
every day, and he tells mo that Il
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-26

10 SEQ Lawyer siraitiou. But I wish
knew who killed Dad"
You're mighty affectionato toward
his memory considering how he
treated you when he Nas allyc-'
II can forget that. II have al hia
property And. tell you n fellow
cant slc his father murdered ln cold
blood without getting hot about ~
Lionel Inyn1r went away. aud
Dolly Fay. sesniinE q new mystery.
felt u would BE- peiier Tor her %
depart uunoticcd
She acc0rdIngiy Slipped ont ai the
back door q Gannons little house,
and went q roundabout way 70 that
tho old man shouldn't sec her,
she didn't quite know herself why
she took these precautions. but Il
was In tho back 81 her bead that tho
conversation she had just overheard
was Of Importance. iu some way 10
tho Rayuor case.
Moreover. she gathered that o re-
fsrred 10 the will % AR Raynor. and
that there was some wronFdoing on
the part Of somebody In connection
with that Will
She couldn't quite bring herself 20
think anything 80 terrible as these
two men planned 70 destroy "a Will,
yet the fragments OF conversation
she had caught pointed that way.
| IMMERSED In tho ways of wicked
men. Dolly wua intuitivc by nature
and sagacioua beyond her years,
Tho moro sha mulled over the
matter. tho more she began 10 feel
sure that the missing viii that gave
tho Raynor property TO Nan was con.
ccaIed In Grim Gannon's house. she
dlstruHted the man--altho Hhe ad.
mlrcd his orudtlon. and was grateful
for his kind Instructions IN the field
she was deeply interested in-that Of
natural history.
Always an outdoor girl. Dolly
studied the habits Of the little crea
lures. and by reason OF Gannou's In.
fucnce had turned her study cspe.
cinily towards birds and the larger
insects. Butterflies and moths fasei
mated her as well as the water flies
SO hcr presence IN Ganuon'B house
was always welcome aud unques
toned. Tho old woman who kept
house for the hermit liked Dolly but
paid no attention 70 her eomlngs and
goinEs.
Continued IN Our Next Issue
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-26

lever aud Ntg 90 mufh Obliged
'Cobuns win be- EoblIns." he said
Aud kniichrr snatch g. no wou1
than lis rest 1 suppose. Eut he
certainly Is an awful nuisance Hero
Iit g. almost Christmas and I'm sure
santa Claus viii wonder what I
have done with his toys III mut
10 tired waiting 80 Ions
Can't wo hslpg-' raid Nick quick.
lly we haven't anything clte 10
DO and Johnny sweep has hts magic
broom right here,
The Toy Maker struck hla hands
together Tho very thing I've
cried. ''i'yo been wondering and
wondering how could set Santa
Claus toys 10 him. can sou take
one tag 10 Tho North Pole right
away
I'VE sure can said Johnny
sweep. I'VE can tie the bag Flght
on my broom It's magic, you
kpow."
~ certainly ann much Obliged. 4"
lsid Tho Toy Maker when san
I you sturtg"
fright now sud Johnny Sweep.
you don't say 20 fsld the Toy
Maker. well. the baE ~ an ready.
WIN you please help me TO pack i,y'
we surc wills said Johnny
Sweep. obllgingiy
And Nancy and Mel. said the
same thing
They put In akates and slcdB and
horns and drums and woolly lambs
and doll babies and soldiers and
books and mechanical toys and
Jumping Jacks and blocks and candy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-26

Tired by Mr.. Finley - Mrs. Rsynor
saw him az she stood at the west
door, But they both know
This is dlscardinE the theories OF
Miss Turner or OF an Intruder from
outside" Ezra Goddard summed up.
thoughtfuliy.
Yes, sir. and DO discard them.
I've thought over tina; nurse. but she
never would have shot and then
turned on the lights. 10 the dusk
she would have run away"
You can't affirm that 20 positive.
81 Kent said. NOR can you give up
the idea OF an outsider merely be-
cause didn't see him make his set.
away. or course, he would have dis
appeared silently and ia tho darkness
OF the shrubbery. and I'd stand small
chance % seeing him At ALL"
Dobbins looked uncertain again.
The man seemed 10 have Iitto ini;ia-
tive-yet he was rated a good detec.
tive. But. as he had said. this case
presented so many possibilities. had
20 many sides 10 Il: ana Dobblns was
an earnest inquirer rather than a
brilliant deducer.
i've sot 20 interview moro p-o-
pie" he sighed as he rose. But l
know where to 20 for Information.
I'm going for some now-and II I'm
not mistaken. IL viii throw some
light on a few dark points"
sangpino OF nature. tho detective
went off and went strRightway 10 the
home OF Dolly Fay.
That young person sat IN a swing
on the lawn, and with a word OF
greeting Dobblns sat down beside her.
Sew. young lady" he said. trying
70 Inttnidato her by a fierce scowl,
you arc 10 tell me all you arc keep
ing back about Mrs. Raynor. II you
don't. you'll DO In danger yourself"
Danger? How conner and the
slangy child snapped her little fingers
In the detectives face.
This nlppancy irritated tho arm OF
the law. and he scowled harder at
her.
BE careful. Miss. Have you ever
heard OF contempt OF courtg'
"So-what's Il mean"
1T means that II you treat lightly
the inquiries Of detective you are
liable to fine and Imprisonment"
Dobbins found II was necessary 10
take strong measures with this diff
cult chit.
20! Use so 'fwaidr' But tho Dolly
pretended flippancy. Dobbins could
see she was seriously disturbed.
And so. he followed up his ad-
vantage. unless you SEQ 1T to tell
me whatever ask you, l shall have
TO report YOU"
what do you want to known" the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-26

and 70 many things ! can't remsm,
Der them all
The Twins aud Johnny Sweep
worked hard. and finally tho great
|har 81 toys was tied tightly %
Johnny Sweeps broom
Goodbye" said the Toy Maker
/ II houe y0u1l SCI o. che North Pole
an right Give santa Claus my love
and tell him ! hops hon have
enough tgya 20 go round nm leave
/ some eatu ones on my roof and b.
can st them lH De drives past In
Z dis sleigh"
I'VE viii" called tho Twins aB
they rode away wen tell him
everything"
They rode aud rode and rude, over
( mountains aud lakes and cities and
fields until thcy began 20 think they
would never Ect there
Hut by and by they came %
suutn'8 house.
Mfu Clnw answered the door.
"Aiatcr Claus has just gone out
20 catch hls rrindceF." fho said HE
has hir sleigh az ready; it'H hcsn
ncwly painted and everything. An
be has % DO Is 10 hitch up and got
started"
We're Glad 30 arc Ia time"
said Slck The Toy Maker wlg
lnfBii be wouldn't have enough
toy 20 he cen, some more
Mn Claus give them some hot
soup ufter their ride and just then
santa Claus came putting b.
well. well. weilr' h. cried when
ho saw them. "Ir 4 isn't Nancy
and NleM Mouy Chr6imna, my
dcarg-'
no lie Continued
fCoryriFR. 1884. s. p. a. Services. fnt.)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-26

ilfc," yet ! want you 20 know that
some day, somewhere, am going 70
get even with you.
II Is now nearly two years, my
girl. since you sat up there In the
witness chair and sworo my life
away. No ono but ycu and I, sitting
down below you. knew that when Cal
smith brought you home in that car
and found mo waiting for you, you
threw yourself In my arms and hys-
terically told me 10 XIII tho man SIT.
ting beside you, for he had injured
YOU.
know now that you did this be.
cause you wanted 10 save your own
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-26
LETTER FROM DOUGLAS
TURNER TO MABLE CARTER

You thought you were wen rid OF
me, you little she.deyil, but this Is TO
tell you that am ntiil on earth, stlll
thinking Of you. sim planning how ]
can make you pay for what you have
done for me.
I may be behind stone walls Moble'
and ltho the judge said II WAS Tor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-26

worthless life. ] know nov TIA, O
Smith had been your lover FOR orr
year and you had grown tired Of n
and ] know that when you found :
waiting for you. you knew that ! L
intended 10 kill you both because
the anonymous letter that you 70.
self had sent me, YOU were perfect
willing to sacrifice your lover q
your husband n you could 50 sisi
free.
T0M0RR0W-This letter ooliingI
An Amsterdam hotznis. L
found pearls in cocoanuts,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-26

Nancy goi an the fpys aud dolls
cleaned up that snilcher Snatch had
dlrtlei With the SCOT
And tho Toy Maker said Doe was
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-26
RlGIN MN InnAN

hpuglss kaN nor M found ebgt taru
thg heart in she early evening on the
flerr ~ fnr sun room vf Flower
Acres his Lens island heme. stand
Tag over thr dVaa men. pistol in
hand. is Malcolm tulcy. former
~ eethr-rt gt kaSnnra NyitV. Nancy,
ENa Turner, ltsNnoT's nurse stands
~ thh AEht switch lu a moment
Nancy ArpcArs Nhltc-fhced and lgr-
rlilrd. hTNlllt Kent Nancy, brother
ccluta 10 from thr south sldr oI thr
room And then EETa Goddard
friend nf Finley Mias Matte Ray
nors sister. and others, enter upnn
the scene. Detective nuhhIuH heads
the police tuNestiEatlcn. An aWtogsy
reveals that kaynor also Mas being
systematically poisoned with aFseult
nobhins makes 20 arrest Nancy and
Finley ~cnnfvEHVs' 60 shield hrr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-26
NOM 40 ON Mil nm sTOKN

"Not much b. docsnt' pobb.nr
returned. The truth is 90 put h.
plainly. one q those two people shot
Mr. Eayuog Both know which one
did H. Neither will tell unless Il
one confessss, then tho other will
II Mrs. Raynor fired the shot, then
ar FINLEY picked up the pistol amer
wand. and rubbed or her nngcrprints
II, on the other hand. the shot was
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-02-26
RAYM0NDVILLE TO
MEET LAREDO FOR
DISTRICT CHAMPS

RAYMoNDNIlIF Feh. ~ The
Raymondvillr basketball team won ihr
championship ~ Nillacy county anA
also won from Brownsville the Cameron
county champions NO stuart Place Nj
week ago. the ore being l~ ~ - The
final game of the series was played u
Edinburs Friday Feb. =, between fhe
iIidalgo county champions. the IAarr-
San Juan feam ami l;aymondyiilc Wiin
the score u " . ~ favor w Raymond
Vile giving that team thc Valley cham
pionship.
Tie ftll loving 81 the linc-rp nf The
team. isill Thompson. center. forward.
Lawrence Ayers enter. lrpni~ sampson.
guard. Harry nnnihii. guard: !; ;lar'l
Millisan. captain anh forward: Donald
Glover forward: Rudolph Gilbert son.
guard.
On "Wednesday the champions po ip
Corpus Christi to plaf Laredo Thry
are fast. well coached team ANA their
friends believe they have h good chan g
t. win the state championship.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-02-26
PROVISION FOR
GIFT TAX GOES
THROUGH House
(Ey TIE Associated rress.l

WASlII>tsTpN. Feb. Ga lfft tax
was plI wa in tuc revenue bill today hy
the hou~r. N would impose "A graduatcd
scale rf rates from nnr fu forty per
cent ihe minimum applying on amounts
nnf in excess MI <ln.nun.G00
The vote was i9l IN So. Democrats
vctei almost snidly for IT, amend
ment which Was proposed 81 Chairman
Greene of the ways and means COM
mittec.
ON motion WI Representative Garner.
demo raf Texas thr House voted mp in-
crease thr tax on iEArette> from -; tn
>l rrr thun~snd
Chairman Green of the ways and
means committee, who introduced fhe
giff lax proposal Yesterday. announced
later TIE would offer an amendment w
make tue rates thr same wy carried fur
the estate tax and Representative Gar
urr. Texas. lesdrr WY INV democratic tax
fight -ail hr would support The new
proposal
Mr. Grren'~ first Gift taN amendment
provided fnr nnr rrr eynt taN on
amourf- MI all gifts n eNer<~ of <lnWnn
annually with h graduated scale nn to
In pcr cent on amounts of gifts in cx cs~
IA SiIsHH annually. while The estate
tax rates adopted yesterday provide fOr
y one prr cent tIN WV amounts nur NV
excess sf S5u,Hu with graduated scale
up WY iu prr sent en amounts I'm excess
pf ~lu.uiHt'HN.
lAr same exemptions allowed under
thr estate TAN would apply MN fhe gift
taN. under the amendment. with char
table gifts also exempted. and ihe tax
uouii anfls to ihc total amount ~ gifts
made hy uue person in year rather
than wv each gift separately
With thr excise raN section next in
order after disposal III the rift amend
mcnt- Representative l.ongWorth. tre-
publican flunr lraltlcr. ~aid he hoped fnr M
final Vote nn thr measure Friday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-02-26
TELECRAMS TO
FALL TAKEN Up
BY committee
Executive Meeting Called
This Morning to go Over
Evidence in kilograms
Sent From Washington

WASHINGTON. Feb W. Suddenly sn-
terrupting its public hear ngs. thc stn-
atr oi committee closed its doors to.
dAr and speat nearly two hours lonA
inE over shraf Of telcrrams mt from
Washington to A. h. Fall and Ri r. M
Lean. publ htf ri the Washington Post.
while they were ia Fiorida.
The results of TIE examination were
not disclosed but SOM committee mem
f,fs hiHtea that TIA flies had produce
some highly Interest up Information
Some cf ihe kilograms ARE to be placed
in the ruhlie record tomorrow.
Local managers of the twn telegraph
companies had been suhpoenacd i'm the
h.pe ,f estahli hing whether Fall or
Mclean had iecn III communication
from Palm Beach with administrat w
officials or Individual members of the
committee. When the two witnesses laid
On the table The evidence they haa hccn
asked to bring with them. however.
there was "A hrrr cA consultation among
senators who fct lsoh ai the mcssan-
e. and announcement was made that
the room would be cleared of spectators.
IN announcing the executive session.
mittca's desire w decide which W thp
kilograms were relevant AT the end
of the long secret meeting Ne said that
task had nat hcrn completed
Another member NJ the committee.
Senator Adams damocraf. Colorado. de-
clarea no me gc from ind vidua com
miftremen had been found 50 FAR IT,
added there WIS no difference ~ opin-
ion ss ,o whether anything 'scnsation-
al" had been found
III nv not think there IN anything
highly sensational. " said snato- Adams.
The chairman u smiSsed all the witt
mes cs who were wating to testify at
today's open session and said that whfn
the public hearings are resumed to-
morrow viii put into the record such
NJ the messages as thc committee lc-
lieves pertinent ~ TIE iuqu ~.
TIE telcgram- were presented iv the
divisional supcrirtenaen's nf the West
ern Union and Tho Postal Telegraph
comraaies and apparently number n
severed score. Some "a them contained
hnn reds NJ words.
Wilton T. Lambert. counsel for Ne
Lean. WAS present ~ the re-op.ning w
public hearings ", w invitation W Sem
ator Wal y who haI sought confer
cace with him. The purpose was not
DISCLOSED but ID was stated that the
lime for th examination of Mr. Mclean
hy the committee still was undeiermn-
cd
a sui nocna was issued today for G.
y. Wahlherg. former private secretary
~ Harry f. $ nclair. who viii be quss-
TONED gs IVY ihs identity Wy MI.
Hayes ~ whom ~ testified W. had
deliveries the S25.000 IN Liberty bonds.
At the time of his testimony commit
tecmel thought the reference was ~ an
employc MI Sinclair but nee then
there havr been reports that X was
another Mr.. Hayes III this conncc-
tion senator Walsh. democrat, Mon
lCoutfuuei Ou Pare r.