LIQUOR SHIP SEIZED. GRANT MEMORIAL TO BE UNVfelLED APRIL 27. PASTOR GIVEN TAR COAT. DEBATEINSENATE Schooner Flying British Flag Held. THINKSENATEWILL t\ the majority managers to Department and Congress as to the "Anthracite coal is too high when the Grant j by members of the prompted been need¬ of subcommittee, i* charge that debate had size and cost of the Navy for the next considered with other things and with situated in the Mall at the foot the discarding any sales tax on the lionu.* lessly prolonged and to announce commodities in which it comes in Capitol, which is scheduled for 2 bill," the letter said, "will receive the to hold the Senate In fiscal year. competition," said the chief WOMAN their intention spokes¬ DEMANDS hearty of of o'clock on the afternoon of 27, support members Con¬ tomorrow e At a White House conference with man of the hard coal operators, "and April gress session throughout calleiJ- the of the birth of the generally. We believe the sub¬ ing unless a ratification roll js republican members of the House prices have got to come down to meet centenary great committee vote of 7 to 2 against before that time by curtail¬ the economic situation, for the pros- soldier and President. such tax is a reached An naval committee and Representative The exercises, to informa¬ close index of House ment of "unnecessary discussion. Mondell of Wyoming:, the republican ! perity of the mine worker* as well as according sentiment on the subject. unanimous consent that of the whom we tion furnished by Rt. Rev. Samuel effort to obtain leader, the President, seeking to com¬ consumers, OF of of ARREST the Society Would LONG Fallows, for for a vote tomorrow failed. what some members have recognise as the third party." president Pay Own Bonu*. promise .* the Army of the Tennessee and chair¬ Tot* Democrat* Favor Treaty. described as "the extreme views," is Mr. Warriner said the high cost of "A sales tax would the coal to the consumer is due to the man of the Grant Memorial Commis¬ penalize every a favorable report on said to have declared that with sion. the office of ex-soldier and compel him to pay In making \vhicn size of the fixed the arms cost of production, in which the mine through public toward his own the four-power Pacific treaty, Navy by worker's Confessed Writer of Threats buildings and grounds, will be most meager bonus. Nine the treaty in Senate conference, the total enlisted person¬ wages are a large part. in character. hundred thousand jobless ex-soldiers Is to follow Yap nel not be less than 80.000. There must be deflation, he added, not impressive would be debate, the foreign relations commit¬ ought in Two great-granddaughters of the obliged immediately to pay with Senators Secretary Denny, in outlining de¬ only wage rates, but in freight Is in Jail on Mrs. Town- and consumption taxes under any sales tee divided ten to three, rates as well as In other things. civil war hero.Miss Edith Grant tax Borah, Idaho: Johnson,]re¬ partment needs to the committee, has .Princess Ida Cantacuzene, who are law. republican. Shields, insisted on an enlisted strength of He pointed out that the average In¬ "Xo sales tax law could publican. California, and crease In the cost of since 1914 granddaughters of the late MaJ. Gen. get through Tennessee, voting in the 90.000. and the present officer person¬ living send's Complaint. Frederick Dent Grant.will unveil the the House and Senate in less than democrat, re¬ nel. 540 members of the first is. 57." per cent, and that the average ninety days.if at negative. All the other eight including- increase in the memorial. passed all. Ninety the mo¬ class at Annapolis to be graduated in wages of day labor days more would be required to secure publican members supported June. and other in and about the anthracite collieries Dissatisfaction was expressed over Preseatation by Mr. Weeks. a clerical force to the law in tion and were joined by two demo¬ Chairman Butler has put opera¬ and members of the committee have in¬ Increased 131 per cent since 1814. the action of the federal and District The of War. John W. tion. tlius taking until or crats. Williams of Mississippi There are Secretary September while three demo¬ sisted, however, that Mr. Denby's fig¬ about 100.000 men em¬ government authorities because of Weeks, who is a member of the Grant October of this year. Pomerene of Ohio, ployed In the anthracite industry by ] "Congressman worth were absent. ures for an appropriation bill carry¬ their failure to place under arrest Memorial Commission, will make the LMassachusetts avenue, one of the The ceremonies will open with an in¬ amounting to $125,OOG,OuQ has been providing that the treaty Mr. Deaby Stand* Pat. would not Indicate four voted in the British and is "no commitment to armed jsaid they probably persons to whom the lettprs were vocation by Rev. Dr. William Kd- budget, plates In the face of determined opposi¬ this until the miners' demands, for- sent, registered such a ob¬ wards Huntington, president emeritus understood to be collectible by June force, no alliance, no obligation to tion to his estimate, Mr. Denby and vigorous 1 next." defense." Several pro¬ J mulatetl In the anthracite convention jection that Inspector Grant, chief of of Boston University, who served as join in any Admiral Coontz, chief of naval opera¬ in Shamokin last month and ratified detectives, yesterday afternoon or¬ a first lieutenant in the 49th Wiscon¬ Will Continue substitutes and amendments announced that they stood pat the Fight. posed tions, by International convention In dered Long's arrest. sin Volunteer Infantry. With this letter sales tax were voted down. on their figures. It whs because last are official¬ Detective oppo¬ decla¬ j Indianapolis Saturday Patrick O'Brien, who par¬ The presiding officer. Gen. and Rev. nents gave notice that their cam¬ The treaty's accompanying this situation that the President call¬ ly laid before them by the mine ticipated in the investigation and who Samuel will in¬ was by the same Faflows, contribute paign would be vigorously waged de¬ ration" approved ed In the republican committeemen, workers in New York. The mine was opposed to the release of Long, troductory remarks, to be followed by spite the of vote, and the supplemental treaty- with whom he conferred for an hour workers rejection the tax proposal homeland adopted nineteen demands yesterday afternoon arrested him at the unveiling, presentation and ac¬ by the subcommittee. The entire re¬ excluding the Japanese and a half in a general exchange of at Shamokin and also decided to sus- his home, 1910 N' street, where he was publican from the four-power arrangement views. with ceptance. membership of the ways and to one. pend work on April 1 in the event his sick wife and three children, Wendell Phillips Stafford, associate means committee will meet next tvas ordered reported twelve The feeling prevailed in some quar¬ that no agreement has been reached the youngest a of six months Borah alone voting in the baby Justice of the Supreme Court of the Tuesday to consider the subcommittee Senator ters last night that the President by that time. and the eldest ten years old. Mr». lnstrrct of Columbia will read a poem action, and the light of The naval limitation and had an of com¬ sick was consumption negative. hit upon easy basis ]¦ The demands provide that the con- Long, made by the affair, of tribute, after whrch will came the tax opponents will go oil at least u;> submarine pacts were given aporoval and that he had let it be tract wage scale be increased 20 reported to be delirious at the time to that time. vote. promise ; per formal dedication, participated in by by unanimous known he would not approve a bill cent, and that all day men be granted her husband was taken from home Gen. Lewis L. Pilcher, commander-in- Chairman Fordney declined to Bay Treaty Faces Debate. that might effectually "scrap" the an Increase of !1 a day. to police headquarters and a charge chief of the Grand Army of the Re¬ yesterday whether he would consult Foar-Pewer below the arms conference j of attempted blackmail preferred with President In the Senate the four-power Navy letter From Lewis. public: Edwin Denby, Secretary of: Harding before the point through failure to provide suffi¬ . against him, Mrs. Townsend being committee meeting on alone apparently faces a pro¬ j as the Navy; Col. John McElroy. com-| Tuesday, but treaty cient men to man the eighteen bat¬ Mr. Warriner gave out the corre¬ booked cymplalnant. mander-in-chief of the Department of the impression was gained yesterday longed debate. Several proposed tleships and other craft allotted the Seek Mo Farther Proof. at the Capitol that Mr. reservations not acted on by the com¬ spondence between himself and John the Potomac. G. A. R.. and Gen. Julian Harding would United States by international agree¬ IL. Lewis, president of the United No further effort was made to S. commander-in-chief of the be advised of Friday's action by the mittee are to be offered, and Senators ment. get Carr, subcommittee in Borah and Johnson, among others, | Mine Workers, in arranging for the Information from the prisoner. In¬ United Confederate Veterahs. rejecting the sales As the real fight over the bize and first Joint meeting. Mr Lewis In hia Grant and Detectives O'Brien It has to tax advocated by the executive and are attempting to organise an "irre¬ cost of the the spector been decided extend invi¬ to Navy will be before letter, under date of February 20, and Livingston being satisfied he tations to all of vet¬ voting report out a bill without concilable" bloc against ratification. subcommittee on of organizations will become appropriations, I said: i could add nothing to the statement erans of wars in which the United any provision for providing the need¬ Whether this element which Representative Kelley, re¬ "The in the anthra- had made ed revenue. "numerically strong is conceded to wage agreement he Friday afternoon. The States has participated, especially Some publican. Michigan, is chairman, there cite coal ileitis between the anthracite Inspector had the prisoner taken to those on both pressure to speed up the rest principally with the democrats, was a [ who fought sides dur¬ bonus bill in the suggestion that Mr. Kelley'* ; coal operators and the United Mine No. 10 police station, where he was the civil war. It is a well House is being ex¬ who are followers of former Presi¬ and Mr. Butler's or rather ing known erted now. but leaders far have committees, Workers of America, District. 1, 7 made comfortable in a witness room, fact that Confederate veterans gen¬ generally ap¬ dent Wilson, but so they the republican members of each, get and terminates on March parently are not inclined to rush not indicated their course. 9, 31, 1922. instructions being given to keep htm erally have admired and respected the probable^ together. The witnesses now appear¬ In recognition of this fact, the inter¬ under close guard, i legislation. Some opposition also is expected to ing before the naval committee will national convention of United Before Grant as highly as the Union forces the naval limitation and other the Mine Directing Long's arrest. In¬ did Robert E. Lee. and that, even be called by the appropriations com¬ Workers of Amerlc* has authorized me spector Grant conferred with Ms]. the of the SAYS BEFERENDUM FAILED treaties ordered reported yesterday, mittee. which will frame the bill, to address and associate I'nited States at¬ STATITE OP GEN. GRANT. during height conflict, they but there is no disposi¬ yourself Peyton Gordon, entertained those sentiments. apparently j The naval committee was said to anthracite operators upon tlte question torney, and the latter thought some Rev. tion to make a protracted fight be in accord with the President's of the of a action should be taken to¬ Washington Gardener, past Legion Officer Claims them. The general far east¬ holding joint conference looking commander-in-chief of the G. A. R.. Chamber of against suggestion that Congress expedite for the purpose of negotiating a new ward a settlement of tho affair In will the ern and Chinese tariff treaties have legislation for conversion of two agreement to be effective from 1. court. pronounce benediction. Commerce Favors Bonus. not a definite cleavage. April Raiders yet developed battle cruisers, now building:, into "As a tentative proposition, Inspector Grant said he had Mulf by Three Baada. The They are to be taken up at tomor- subject Liquor Interrupt referendum on the question of ;i aii-plane carriers. The sum of to of directed the arrest of Mr. row's of the committee, and $10.- change through necessity mutual Long only Music will be furnished by three soldiers' bonus conducted by the Cham¬ meeting 000,000 each lias been expended on convenience. I suggest that such a con- after he had gone over the case thor¬ noted the' ber of Commerce of the Senator Lodge of Massachusetts, the the cruisers and Admiral ference convene in New and concluded that the ends specially military bands, United State.-, has invited Sen¬ Coontz esti¬ j York city on oughly at Madrillon band of the United States Army the result of which was announced Fri¬ committee chairman, mated that the two be Tea Parties demo¬ could be oon- Wednesday. March IS. 1922. at 10 a.m. of justice would better subserved Music School. Washington barracks; day. is "a Hat failure from their of ator Underwood 'of Alabama, verted for which If thla rhouM meet with the a adjudication of the point cratic leader and head of the arms $13,000,000 each, suggestion by judicial the United States Military Academy view and a victory for the ex-service would be $1 *.000.000 cheaper, he said, approval of the anthracite operators. I whole affair. lie said he would con¬ Band from West Point, and the man," John Thomas conference commission which framed than anew. shall be to for Gordon tomorrow Tea parties, attended by many high operating, but with a sudden de- Taylor, vice chair¬ He is building Vessels which glad arrange adequate fer with MaJ. crease of United States Naval Academy Band man of the legion's legislative commit¬ the tariff pact, to be present. may be selected for such conversion representation from the trl-dlstrict scale when a course of procedure up In Washington social and- official patronage. a member of the committee. morning, Precinct Detective* and from Annapolis. tee, declared in a statement last not are building at Fore River. Mass.; committee and representatives of the might be decided upon. lire, at which libations declared to I>awry The of cadets The poll shows, he night News and International union. Msnsfiuld were put on the case sev- corps from both the added, that the Fraaee Speaks Three Hears. Newport Philadelphia, and reaallrn Affair Srrioaa. have been much stronger than tea eral days ago by Inspector livans. military and nava^academies will be Chamber "is split wide open in th< it was pointed out that by an early "The place of meeting In New York in attendance and will a adjusted compensation of the leaders start the Townsend had conversed with from dainty teapots ar.d, according to Mansfield, secured appear in measure and Decision republican employment oould be provided upon suggested date could be de¬ Mrs. Were poured evidence to warrant a raid. preliminary from the White that by far the greater section to hold the Senate in session tomor¬ for a number of termined later in the usual Grant some time before the enough parade is men. way." Inspector into China teacups, were rudely in¬ when Friday, and again yesterday. ac- House down Pennsylvania avenue to strongly back of the legion bill." row evening was reached after Sen¬ Would Limit writer of the letters was placed Miss the memorial. In this The poll reveals, he that ator France, Maryland, EatraRta, Warriner** Heply. under arrest. It is said that Mrs. terrupted last night by detectives companied by Rosemary Tuttle demonstration said, in the republican. The status of of the woman's bureau of the police all veteran associations, patriotic or- chamber "two to one favor the five-fold had made a three-hour speech against the first class at An¬ Mr. Warriner's reply as chairman of Townsend was not at all satisfied who walked into the Madrillon Cafe bill and 467 members and indicated that he napolis was not touched on in detail the committee been done In the case department, they quietly entered the Itanizations and also contingents of come out flat- ratification had at | general policies reads: with what had at 1S04 O street during Its busiest cafe, simulating a jolly little party soldiers, sailors and marines have' footed for immediate payment of cash. intended to go on tomorrow morning. yesterday's conference, although | "1 have your letter of February- 20. Friday. She thought the affair a Seri¬ it was said the President advocated a hour, 7:20 p.m.. when the restaurant seeking diversion, ordered "tea," with been asked to participate. He told the Senate he was speaking suggesting that Joint conference be ous one. and so stated. None of the a particular on the word The time and the details of and a sharp cut in the number of men held in New York on of letters entered an was crowded with diners, many of emphasis the virtually without preparation, Wednesday. March other recipients "tea." and were promptly served with dedication were decided upon at a had taken the floor only when he had to be admitted each year during the 115. for the purpose of negotiating a new to failure of the police to whom were in thaucara- WOODWARD & LOTHROP naval holiday. Chairman be objection indulging small teapots, whielr they said were meeting of the Qrant Memorial Com- j learned that Chairman Lodge was Kelley's agreement to effective from April 1, detain Long Friday afternoon. vanseral's particular brand of "tea." filled with strong red wine, at SO mission held February 9 in the office to "force" to a committee, in considering informally 1922. Gordon last night said the cents a preparing the treaty some means of Maj. and a rather sensational pot. j of the Secretary of War. This com¬ TAKES $10,000 IN BONDS vote without "proper discussion." reducing the naval | "I regret that so little time is avail- question of bail had not been sug¬ perpetrated Another which was said appropriation, has in a ' "specialty." mission consists of Rev. Samuel Fal¬ other senators, he said. wanted to mind plan abie before the termination of our I gested to htm. His thought was that raid. to have been found at the restaurant, lows. chairman; John W. Weeks, the but had not had by which 135 of the 540 members of present agreement as to render our ne- should be fixed at $5,000 or was a oppose ratification, the first class will bond The proprietor of the Madrillon. confection known as "inystert- Secretary of War. and Senator Subscription to Auditorium Time to prepare their speeches since be commissioned, gotiations hurried, but under the cir- $10,000. Inspector Grant said he ous cake," which defective# declare of Connecticut, chairman Fund the others being: turned back to civil cumstances your suggestion of the time should be at least $10,000. Peter Borras, 3172 17th street north- was Brandegee j the treaty was reported last Mon¬ life. thought it well saturated with brandy or of the Joint committee on the Library. Gives Splendid Boost to day. and place is agreeable to us. We will and said he hoped bond would not be west, was arrested, charged with Il¬ some other like strong liquor. It Is of the Senate. Several sharp clashes ensued be¬ | Not much was forthcoming as to therefore be very glad to meet you in given before tomorrow morning, legal possession of liquor, illegal understood that this particular brand Campaign Drive. tween Senator and the Mary¬ the President's ideas concerning pos¬ New York city on Wednesday. March 15. when the question of procedure will of cake was first discovered by Mrs. I.odge sible reductions "It would be more making of liquor and illegal selling land Senator, the former denying that is the oificer per¬ , convenient for us be settled. Mina Van Winkle, head of the worn- Announcement was made sonnel, but reports at the in¬ to have the meeting convene at 2 oT Two Julius Gras- an's bureau of the B. READ last night there was any effort to "force" actfOn Capitol p.m.. liquor. waitefw, police defrartment. CAPT. G. DIES. that the board of directors and charging in return that the de¬ dicated that members had been im¬ j Instead of 10 a.m., and I trust this will sen. 1125 10th street horthwest, and tfhen she was first Investigating the or the pressed with the Navy argument that I be agreeable to you." William G. IJradtke, 1S41 15th street case several -weeks Woodward & l»throp department bate was being needlessly prolonged. SHOOTING. ago, following Great-Grandson of of Decla- at a lie 'would to keep the "treaty" on its toes a TWO HELD FOR northwest, were arrested and charg¬ various complaints made about the Signer j store, meeting yesterday, voted Mr. liodge suggested that to subscribe to $10,000 w orth of like to obtain unanimous consent for full complement would be required ed with illegally selling intoxicants. Madrillon to the police. ration cf stock for each ship. It is known, F. Gates Wounded The three men were taken to No. 1 Borras. proprietor of the Independence. and bonds of the Washington audi¬ a vote tomorrow, but Senator France however, TWO ROBBERS GET $300 Joseph Slightly Madrillon. torium. that such an arrangement that the appropriations committee precinct and held for further ex¬ was released last night on )£.SOO Capt. George Beale Read, for many replied to retire about 400 Domestic Trouble. bond, and the two a W. W. Everett, vice president of the would be very difficult to plans retired of¬ During amination. waiters, Grassen years resident of Washington and in probably ficers of varying rank now on active AFTER FELLING GROCER Those taking part in the raid were and Bradtke. were released on Riverdale. died at his residence. 1418 company, .a communication to reach. Joseph F. Gates, Seat Pleasant. Md.. of each. Ujsds Robert N. Harper, chairman nf the with the other arms confer¬ duty. Capt. Brown, Lieut. Holmes. Precinct $1,000 j R street northwest. Tuesday. Inter¬ Along Chairman Butler after the was slightly wounded In the arm Mansfield and ment was in auditorium organization committee, ence agreements, the Tap treaty was confer¬ Detectives Lawry, Arlington cemetery yes¬ said: & ence announced that his committee a bullet last at Wilson, and Revenue Agents Rose terday with full military honors. "Woodward Lotlirop thor¬ assailed by Senator France as a sur¬ Louis Jeweler Struck on from revolver night appreciates the to tra¬ would continue hearing Navy Depart¬ | Head and Hinea. WANTS Capt. Read was born at Fort Wash¬ oughly opportunity render of American policies and ment officers. 307 K street northwest. wine LAW TO PUNISH help Washington secure a con¬ a of a scheme to re¬ while.Chalrman Kelley's According to the detectives, ita. Indian Territory. January 13. 184*. ditions and part committee also to When Boys Enter Georgia Louis J. M&ncusa, 617 New Jersey was found in the on various vention hall by buying tlO.OO# worth habilitate "the old league of nations expects begin its teapots the sort of Lieut. Col. William Read of stock and bonds of the" hearings early in the week. Repre¬ avenue, and Arthur B. Sweeney, 30? tables. In the kitchen and In the cel¬ THEFT REPORT FAKERS and his wife Mary Elisa Beale. He auditorium in a new form." He' declared the Yap sentative has told Avenue Store. where "home-brew" company." covenant would sacrifice important Kelley members K street, were arrested and charged lar, they allege was the great-grandson of George .This is the most substantial In¬ that in framing the bill he would Two boys, said to be was being produced, since a still and % Read, a of the Declaration American rights In the mandated negroes, about assanlt with a dangerous signer of dividual investment on the part or the and asserted stick to his announced program of nineteen or twenty years entered with a quantity of raisin and grape mash Sullivan Points Independence, a framer of the Con¬ islands of Pacific, relegating to the junk old, were released on de¬ were found there. The still, twenty- Oat Expanse and of the one business house and we are sure that by giving it support the repub¬ heap every the grocery store of Louis Jeweler weapon. 6oth stitution United State* and is but a forerunner of other ship of no military value in national thirty years old, at 2574 posit of $1,000 bond each. The shoot¬ two gallons of wine, among which of first senator from Delaware, under many lican party had ceased to be worthy defense, the enlisted Georgia avenue,- have fol¬ were fifteen bottles of old "red Injustice Booking Fake similar Investments In the conven¬ a personnel total at the comer of Euclid street, last ing Is alleged to resulted seal," President Washington. His mother tion said Mr. "Inas¬ of tit* atme of great political party. depending on the number of vessels night, dlfficalties. Gates and fifteen gallons of mash were was the halt." Harper. hit the storekeeper over the head, took lowing domestic Charges of Crime. daughter of Paymaster much as this undertaking is an in¬ thus put out of commission. about 1300 from the cash was not seriously hurt. taken. The restaurant continued George Beale. U. B. Navy, and grand¬ register and It is the Intention of of vestment rather than a donation. It made their cscape. MaJ. Sullivan, daughter Commodore Thomas has been necessary for many corpora¬ KLAK CHARTER RECEIVED. Jeweler and his wife were in the back superintendent of police, t6 recom¬ Truxtun. U. S. Navy. tions to formally act in meeting of of the store about 10:45 o'clock mend to the District Capt. Read is survived by hia or trustees A. F. OF L. TO PLACE when Commissioner* Mrs. Alice P. directors upon the matter District Organization Has Reached the boys entered, according to Lewis the enactment of a law widow, Read; a son. "The auditorium committee cannot brother of Mrs. punishing Oeorge Beale Read. jr.. and a Snyder, Jeweler, who Is the Cause persons for too strongly impress upon the public Necessary Quota. OWN CANDIDATES was a witness. His story is that when Ignorance making false reports of daughter. Miss Alice H. Read, and two the fact that this is a simnn pure in¬ the robbers asked for thefts and unusual sisters. Mrs. Emily Truxtun The District organisation of the the cash Mrs. of much sickness Occurrences which Goodrell, vestment. though the movement is of Jeweler went forward to give It to them, result in recording crimes on the wife of Gen. M. C. Goodrell. U. S. M. such value to Washington that it Knights of the Ku Klux Klan having IN but was knocked to the po¬ and Mrs. Elber Howe be the its CONGRESS RACE floor with a we have for made education lice records which never C.. Broadhead, might well considered from reached necessary membership blow in the mouth. Jeweler, while try¬ Recognizing this, many years occurred. of Parksburg Pa. standpoint of a worthy cause for the quota, received Its charter last night, ing to protect his money, was in the keynote of our work. Two instances of false reports of donation. If you of funds of to an announcement given (Continued from First struck real, specific hygiene please, according Page.) over the head with the butt of a re¬ robberies were made to the police the any corporation, firm or individual." out at the headquarters of the order. volver. The thieves then fled. a but negro SOI building. With large and naturally susceptible, intelligent, past week, one of the men a WINS PRIZE DEBATE. Munsey upon It and which no honorable em¬ Jeweler was removed to Oarfield with no milk laws to our report making The local organization was char¬ where it was population, and up-to-date support telling of having been held up under the name of Klan No. ployer would seek to disregard." Hospital, reported he we educational in our schools and by an armed man and robbed of TO PLAY ORGAN tered 1. was not seriously injured. efforts, have, by propaganda A later $39. John W. Fihelly Chosen to Compete COMPOSER Realm of the District >of Columbia. "American farmers have been Police from the tenth precinct in newspapers, reduced the death rate both among admission to the police in¬ charter was received Samuel into a police Washington cluded the statement that he had not J. H. of Cleveland to The by thrown condition bordering on station scoured the neighborhood, but white and colored and placed the District of Columbia been but in Georgetown Contest. Rogers Appear F. Polndexter. the head of the District the disastrous." the were unable to locate the two people robbed, had lost the money of Columbia's propagation depart¬ statement of Is¬ boys. They well in the front rank with more favored cities and states. in a game of craps. Winning the third prlie debate. John Here Tomorrow. sues continued. "This believe, however, that they have an ac¬ of a W. of Massachusetts, a senior ment. and read to the various mem¬ might have curate of the M-aking false report. MaJ. Sul¬ Fihelly bers by the king kleagle, been largely avoided by wise description robbers. Our 12 Health Rules, condensed into six, teach: livan stated, means an amount of at the Georgetown University School James-H. Rogers, oompowr-organiet present gov¬ time of Law, was chosen to com¬ of Cleveland. Ohio, will play a pro¬ John Self. ernmental action and It be wasted, and trouble for de¬ yesterday of music tomorrow to the announcement, the may tectives and policemen. Time lost in pete In the final contest to select the gram organ night According largely remedied in like manner. One 1. Avoid house dust and impure or close air, day and night. some such he best debater among the 1.100 at the First Congregational Church. election of officer* of the chartered! FOR DISOBEDIENCE cases, said, might mean public 10th and O streets northwest. The klan was held, although the names step which must be taken concerns |GANDHI and sunshine Into home. a loss of $50 or more to the depart¬ students. 2. Get all the light possible your ment of organ in this church is said to be the wers not disclosed. A further state- the wise and proper extension of The senior debating team, which Leader Submits Besistance Plan raw. Maj. Sullivan said he had not defi¬ Fihelly w-as a member, was given the largest in the city. ment said work on additional klans credit, a avoided 3. Drink plenty of pasteurized milk and cream. None A chorus of <0 voices will a in this would step scrupulously All India nitely determined upon the amount of verdict In the debate over the junior- eing city rapidly proceed, and ad¬ to Congress. penalty to but freshman team. Assistant Dean number of Mr. Rogers' compositions. as It was the Intention now. as before, by reactionary legislators '4. Eat nourishing food. % suggest, thought it Hugh ministrations." the AmocUted Pren. plain, shotild be not less than nor J. Fegan announced yesterday. It up¬ Mrs. Elisabeth W. Campatiole, so¬ that the National Capital should be Br )100. more prano, will also select lons>of this the home of five distinct klans. Denouncing "efforts to extend the DELHI. India, February 25..At a 5. Get sufficient sleep by retiring early enough. than $500, or both fine and imprison¬ held the negative side, the question sing vicious principle of slave labor along last of ment. A few arrests and inflictions being, "Resolved, That the United composer. . Kansas industrial court lines," the meeting night the committee 6. Try to avoid worry. Be cheerful. Think kindly. Your of severe punishment, he said, should States retain and operate Its merchant statement asserted that "labor la re¬ of the all-India congress, Mohandas mind acts on your body. be the means of putting a stop to the fleet." Other members of the winning i LAW STUDENTS SMOKE. solved to combat this autocratlo de¬ K. Gandhi, the practice indulged In by persona to team were Thomas H. Gardiner of vice to the utmost, carrying the non-co-operatlonlst cover losses. Rhode Island and James F. Burns of j light a . j Freshmen Hear Sena- to the doors of every legislator who leader, submitted resolution includ¬ If you tire easily.or are losing weight.and have a per- Massachusets, alternate. Georgetown j has attached himself to the slave ing Individual civil disobedience, and - sistent light cough.or hoarseness.do not lose time. See a tor Willis and Byrnes. idea." both defensive and aggressive pielrtt- or to the Health Clinic, 409 15th St. HELD OH FORGEBY CHARGE. Last Dav of Hep. The statement in its discussion of doctor, go Department HELD IN BAIL. About 50» members of the Fresh¬ after Tuesday, Thursday or Saturday, at 2-4 o'clock. Friday Stanley Crawford, charged with $10,000 transportation saying that N.W., forgery and false pretence*, was held s John D. Jones, colored, arrested In men class of Georgetown University "nothing has been more completely Civil disobedience, says the reso¬ evenings from 7:30-9 o'clock. Examinations free.. under bonds of his connection with the robbery of Marion School of Law, including a number mishandled than the railroad situa¬ lution. is the right and duty of $3,000 upon com¬ attended the declares "nor has there people in mitment' to Jail yesterday. A pre¬ F. Peckham, of 156 U street, north¬ of distinguished guests, tion," been whenever the state opposes the Consumption can be cored only its early stages liminary hearing will be given him. west. was held under $10,000 to await Contest- annual class smoker last night at any greater degree of Intelligent, Crawford- is to the Radleigh Hotel. helpful effort in dealing with the people's declared will. alleged have collected action of the grand Jury yesterday Senator Willis of Ohio and Repre¬ merchant marine, the United States Discussion of the resolution was This Bulletin it Paid /or1 by the twenty checks, .some of which were following hia appearance in Police of South Board until today when a large for a value exoeedlng $1,000. He Is a Court before Judge McMahon. It sentative Byrnes Carolina Shipping having adopted and adjourned and a student at was stated that the plaintiff wers among the speakers, the faculty enforced a policy antagonistic to the number of amendments will be offer* for the Prevention of Tuberculosis notary public George fully See 12, Part 2 Association aa the Page being represented by Dean George workers, while plans ars being made .6, ft majority of which, it la as- Washington University. Detectives IdentitlM Jones oolorvd man .. *.«"» Ml H Street N.W. Jett who matched bar purae. containing E. Hamilton and Assistant Dean to grant a subsidy to the owners of Telephone Main m $.**** _ K«UfcTtlrt*Mier. Hugh J. *.«-- ship*" « Kir made tne arrest. a small amount of money'.