The evening world. Newspaper, February 2, 1922, Page 10

| waiting | tton hi me two monihs for ac - MORSE ISDE | Pi nformation as to wien he needed and all condition (s that ne might find ' mtinue on. his Jour- f his presence is no vs near futur was ing his dealings with t ment, The text of District Attorney j BBeiict Grows vs Thal Republi- i cans in High Places Fear Possible Revelations, made public to-day, but |t is under- stood the reply said, in substance. licity purposes and that the ship- builder will be notified as to the time . {s presence before the Federal Grand Jury is required, if at all There have been rumors in Wash- Syeein! to Due FW \SHINGTON ceedings in the © of Charles W. Morse of Naw York, millionaire ship- ington, since Morse was taken off a j dfilider. who was brought back from | liner at Havre and returned to Amer- risdiction, that certain devel f fanice on request of the American ju ous bhayhis od ents had changed the Department 1 Government last November, have lent : ; @n atmosphere of m Bo far as cun be One re e ‘nner cit indications, Morse is jio nearer in t the prose- r d 8 originally con dietment ian when he first reached e pelitioal trove: designed Washington, more than two months | to davaral Deniocratia polls | aro. f whom has been men- x £ i The latest development in the mat-| tioned as a candidate for the Presi- i] Rer is a letter written to M y¥jdency. It was further reported that + Federal District Attorney Go it had been discovered that if every | Washington in response to o! t he shipbuilder, which in effect turns ¥ down Morse’s request that he be ai | lowed to » Italy @pecialist a his JotmDanred\, Broadway, After Inventory Sale of MEN’S SHIRTS At Greatly Reduced Prices F OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF METRIC, BATES STREET AND OTHER HIGH GRADE SHIRTS principal in som@ of the alleged | irregular dealings with the Shipping Board was brought to account, it msult a’ would invol en high up in Re- | After publican cir apd one Cah et 1.50 SHIRTS FOR .89 Gordon’s reply to Morse was not|o ter | member though probably Suiltiens of question if Morse's health 19 really might be | name dragged into the mess thus ng that his physical |atirred uy Morse investigation would drag along indefinitely and finalty and the peculiar course the matter has taken sinc Washington in auch heate, at the ae mand of { d any asa sti e a showdown on the charges “which {ina . the District of Columbia Grand Jury 7 the District of Columbia Grand Jury is engaged the Kni Attor discussing Morse’s application that he * r!be permitted to go to Italy and con sult a specialist case, savs that he will not be inclined “to be coldblooded’* TRE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, nying the checks were letters of con- gratulation from Prof, R. Amort of the as dungered by postponing his trip endanger baie Lh Be a jation. ‘The Judges of the contest abroad GIRLS WIN PRIZES FOR DANTE ESSAYS Given by Halian Intercollegiate Assoctatie likelihood of having his ‘ere Prof. Louta F. Mott, Jefferson B, Fletcher and Bruno Roselle MUSTARD Back to Standard Price The report was that the be dropped Morse returned to spartment of Justice, confirmed the report xouse given tor delay w investigation is that aking into the causes pecker Theatre disas- | eral Daugherty, in familiar with his Soup Have a Samoncas Adi a Dash of Nacco in deciding the GOOD ASSORTMENT OF NEAT AND NOVELTY STRIPES, PRINTED AND WOVEN MADRAS. 2.50 TO 2.75 SHIRTS FOR 1.85 AN EXCELLENT ASSORTMENT OF HIGH GRADE WOVEN MADRAS IN NEAT PATTERNS, ‘f ALSO FINE QUALITY WHITE OXFORD, NECK- * BAND STYLE, WITH FRENCH CUFFS. 3.50 TO 4.50 SHIRTS FOR 2,75 FINEST IMPORTED WOVEN MADRAS, ALSO SILK STRIPE MADRAS, PLAIN AND PLEATED BOSOMS. 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