Evening Star Newspaper, January 16, 1923, Page 22

0. SWITCHNGBIL " BEFORESENATORS Zihiman Measure Meets Op- WADSWORTH PLAN BACKED AT HEARING A proposed amendment to the Con- stitution designed to make it more firmation by a popular vote; that up- til three-fourths of the states have rejected .or defeated a pro ameudment, any state may change its Witnesses supporting the Wads- worth proposal declared that some of the recent amendments to tae Con- stitutiop, In their opinfon, have not represented the sentiment of the majority of the people, but have been put through the national and state legislatures by well organized minor- ities and by the use of propaganda. It was asserted that there large léisure class in this countr TON, CITY AWAITS PEACOCK. ST. PETERSBURG. Fla, January 16.—While reports said that Dr. J. W. Reacock, who escaped last year from the criminally insane department of the North Carolina state penitentiary, was en route to St. Petersburg, where, it was stated, he Intends to practice medicine, no word had been received of him early today. Court records show that Dr. Pea- cock was declared sane at Arcadia, Fla. last Thursday before Judge Gy 2 s iR D ‘D. C., TUESDAY, JANUARY 16, - 1923. George W. Whitehurst after an ex- | prévent any attempt to extradite him amination by Dr. H. W. Richards and ' to North Carolina, where he was con- Dr. R. R. Sullivan of Lakeland, Fla. |fined to the criminal insane depurt- according to reports from Lakeland.| ment of the penitentfary after trial According to information reaching | on a charge of killing the chief of po- here, Dr. Peacock was éxamined to'lice at Thomasville, N. C. THE CHEF OF THE HOTEL TOURAINE BOSTON, MASS. SAYS November 10, 1922. Mesers. Lea & Perring, 241 West S¢., New York City. Gentlemen: In the Hotel Touraine, Lea & Perring’ Sauce has always been the favorite seasoning. It is our choice, first because we know and appreciate its fine ity, and e b T e i ve at 1c8 e T e vor zest i e R 1 that we can rely every bottle being of the same fine uniform standard. Yours vzr:mdy, CHARLES T. BORLENGHL dificult to amend the. CONSULULON | dlugs of erafesmmul wohoroountey: & and to give the people fuller opor- | xert powerful pressure in legisiative tunity to express their wishes upon hulls The witnesse argued that the any amendment that may be submit- | pportunity should be glven the people of the country to express ted. introduced by Semator Wads- |themselves in regard tothe amend. < f New York, was supported |ment of the fundamental law of the Hearivgs on the Zihlman bill, to ..,Zf.‘f :s many witnesses nnpenrmz'“’"d' s Comin uson, ’ provide additional terminal and| subcommittee of the Senate R —— ereening fachiies in the Distriet of | e & S Among those who| MORE INFLUENZA CASES. Célumbia, were held today before the |\were heard In favor of the amend- committec. The House | ment were Thomas F. Cadwalader of | Although seventeen’cases of influ- 4 ;i | Baltimore, Barton Corneau of Boston.|enza were reported to the health de. & .| representing the Constitutional Lib-!partment today, Health Officer Fow. owners | erty League; Everett B. Wheeler of | jor gaid he believes nearly all of them are mild attacks. This makes a to- New York, Mrs. John Baich of llaius‘-’ 3 5 resentini ton, Mrs. Leo H. Fallon, repre: 181 of itysone sdven s T January 1. the Women's Constitutional ~League, “I am not the least bit glarmed and Louis oolidge of Boston. The Wadsworth amendment pro- over that number of reports” said’ the health officer, “because I do not vides that the members of at least one house in each legislature which belleve the diseaxe Is taking the se- vere form it did a few years ago. | may ratify a constitutional amend- “There are a good ‘many persons ment shall be elected after jamendment has been proposed suffering from la grippe colds. 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Juniper Tar N diserim- and | matter should be rstate Commerce has jurisdiction insisted that the sporte bill have filed no >miplaint with the Interstate Com- Comm ppor the bill insisted the existing state of affairs con- tes to a_monopoly of the coal ss in the District by certain arge deale —_— OLLIE CHILL EXONERATED IN CLEVELAND SLAYING e Associated Press. D. Ohio, eteran Am exa th the slaying sregor, twenty-six, death during a drunken e Saturday night, in an apartment house, in an alleged con- n: local contractor, who with Roedl, were found in the apartment, were released from custody, and Roedl was charged with first degree murder. The police say that Roed] admitted that he shot McGregor after the atter had fired two shots at him. He sald, according to the police, that e attempted to act as a peacemaker ctween McGregor and Chill, and was pleading with McGregor to stop quarreling when regor took a sevolver from a dr and fired at Dim. 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