The evening world. Newspaper, May 4, 1922, Page 25

SENATOR DECLARES 695,000 WAS PAID FOR MORSE PARDON Caraway in New Attack on Daugherty Arraigns Attor- } ney General Severely. WASHINGTON, May 4,-Attorney General Daugi.erty was further ar- faigned by Senator Caraway, (Dem. Ark.) for the alleged accept- ance of a $25,000 fee for obtaining the pardon of Charles W. Morse, The in- tegrity and honor of Mr. Daugherty were defended warmly by Senator Willis (Rep., O.). “The Attorney General," began Benator Caraway, “is quoted in the Papers as saying he ought to have a Place on the floor of the House and Benate so Le might answer irrespon- wible persons. If he answers all the People who charge him with more or Jess grave offenses busiest member of the Cabinet he would be the “Two members o. hfS own party in the House recently charged him with offenses and if they meant what they said, unless he shou act, they in tended to move to have htm impeached and from office. He im- Mediately got busy to avoid sction upon their pa ether he was removed afraid or had sudd wakea up to bis duty I do not know and I do not care. “He has fired, as T understand, all the honest insp ors in nient who have called his the swindlers of the Gove he did not want to pros of them are left | do not aS put depart: ntion tu ment that If any now their back into office 1 who helped to get a fraudulent pardon for Morse. SE every immumty that 1 may have about what fam seeking to fay about him, and if the Attorney Genera! cannot be accorded the floor . I should be glad to him anywhere at any time under a winstances thet suit the Attorne eneral.” Mr. Caraway then told how Thomas B. Felder, formerly of Atlanta but Mow a lawyer of New York, “rushed” nto his office and insisted that he alone was responsible for the par doning of Morse. Bviden Mr. Caraway said, Felder came n th Attorney al and at his tion. A letter was produced by Caraway, which he said came from a man of unimpeachable character, who knew Morse well, and who knew “the man who helped to make out the fraudu- lent certificate that Morse was dying of Bright's dise: In his letter, other business in this country that can withstand the dampening {nflu- ence of a general financial depression with the buoyancy of life insurance.’* 0, despite a heavy lapse and sur- render ratio, which, however, was smaller than had been expe life-insurance in force Dec. 31, 1921, 72,876,867, of which .274 represented ordinary up insurance, and $7,707,635, - represented industrial insurance. Gains in these classes respectively were $2,828,102,179 and $772,511,867. The companies show an tionally low death rate among in- $9,000,000,000 IN NEW LIFE RISKS Insurance Companies Report Iluge Tota! of Policies at End of 1921. During 1921 life insurance compa nies of the Onited States wrote $9,000,000,000 of new insurance, an amount greater than in any other year in the history of this business save one. This is stated on the authority gf the Spectator, an insurance jour nal, which expresses the opinion that the amount bf new insur taking into consideration the trying period of reconstruction which marked the year 1921, Is well worthy of deep est s ation tn that {tt demon- that ther D BISHOP. G. Ashton . Ann's Church, ) elected Bishop ‘or of the Protestant Episcopal of Albany. CA delicious new flavor in a valuable health food Fok health-building qualities, malted milk is an extremely important food. But Borden's new Chow..late Malted Milk is still more valuable because more peo- ple like it. You can drink Chocolate Malted Milk the || excep: | every day and enjoy it. For it has a delectable flavor, in addition to all of the vital strength-building elements con- tained in malted milk. Take it with your meals or at night be- fore retiring. You'll find it tones up your system wonderfully. It puts no tax on your digestion. Caraway said, he made this state- ment “Th ieneral Is going to put Dr. n charge of the hos- pital at the Federal penitentiary. He was former physician to the institu- tion and resigned under fire of inves- tigation in 1911. He was Morse’s physician while Tom Felder’ repre- nt At- leading wented him in Atlanta, the pi torney General being his al,’ resumed Caraway, “may be an idle rumor, but if the Attornex Gen Your grocer has Borden’s Chocolate Malted Milk. THE BORDEN COMPANY Borden Building New York Bordens 10COLAT! MALTED MILK eral wants an Investigation in order to ascertain what his reputation is in reference to this matter, I shall be very glad to help him find the evi- dence. I do not mind a little cheap smear of a man like the Attorney Gen- eral. 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It. simplifies purchases, too, You send in your order, and that’s all. Bout be nreaniin, NV For toformation W tiie MAJOR J. L. FRINK Chief, Sales Promotion Section, Office of Director of Sales, 2515 Munitions Bldg. Wash., D.C. ——— SEND FOR CATALOG —— ASHION has definitely approved the draped silhouette. crepe silks as perfectly suited to this fascinating vogue. for graceful draping. This black, lustrous quality silk is firmly woven and if not secured through a special purchase would sell for $3.50 a yard. quality, rich and lustrous in appearance. 23° BROOKLYN Store Hours 9 to 65:30 C. Short Petticoats of nainsook, lace trimmed....... iva D. Night gown of nainscok with embroidery, and lace trimmed yoke and sleeve a RST: E. Night gown of nainsook, with insertion of embroidery... Extra Size Lingerie Featured in the May Sale PECIAL purchases have brought an unusually excellent selection of extra size lingerie to the May Sale; they are as daintily trimmed as they are excellently made, and every piece maintaining the minimum price level. The Special Price Groups Include Gowns, 94cto $2.98 Of nainsook and windsor crepes, tailored styles, embroidered and lace trimmed models. wuumem| Extra Size Envelope Chemises 94c to $2.94. With built up shoul- ers or bandeau tops. Of nainsook, embroidered. or elaborately lace trimmed. Extra Size Drawers—embroid- ered or lace trimmed; 76c to $2.94 Extra Size Short Skirts—em- broidered or lace trimmed: 76c to $2.94. TheGarmentslllustrated A. Envelope chemise of nain- sook, with insertions of lace and embroidery . $1.94 B. Envelope chemise of nain- sook, with lace and embroidery WOMG G0 .c aus ue vee BL46 . $1.46 $1.46 940 A. & 8.—Second floor, Bast. Ideal for the New Draped Frocks: ' Crepe-Back Satin Faille 2,000 Yards at the Special Purchase Price of Friday and Saturday $1.98 Yd. French couturieres have pronounced Now A. & S. present the silk of silks It is indeed a remarkable value, an exquisite supp'e The Colors Are Impressively Beautiful In shell pink, turquoise, silver, henna, peacock blue, caramel, taupe, seal brown, navy or midnight blue, ciel blue or rust, also black and white. . A. & S.—Street floor, West, Women’s Silk Sport Skirts In Summertime Colors, $12.75 EAUTIFULLY tailored skirts that have many useful purposes, and are delightfully picturesque in fulfilling them. Country club satins. They are of such exquisite silks as bur-bar crepes, roshanara crepes and Pleated or Gathered Top Models The rich sheen of the silks only intensifies the beautiful colorings. There are various colored striped ¢ffect, also black and white Plain colors are white, black or Navy blue. Waistbands 26 to 36 inches, These are the type of skirts that have a leading role in fashton and just as conspicuous a place as a splendid value at the very special price of $12.75. A, & 8.—Second floor, Centra! Men Will Be Glad to Read this News: Men’s Two-Trouser Suits $31.50 It hasn’t taken men long to recognize that this is the economical method of buying clothing. Of course, the A. & S. guarantee of quality is assurance that these suits will give more than their money’s worth of service. Every piece of material entering into their manufacture is personally selected. This allows no opportunity for an undesirable pattern to creep in, Then every suit is made under our strict supervision according to A. & S. specifications. And the price is undeniably low, even for good suits with a single pair of trousers. All-wool fabrics in colorful Spring patterns and plain effects—greys, tans, blues, browns and oxfords. Come in and see them to-morrow. sizes. Regular and stout a 65 mB. wis ABRAHAM €~ STRAUS we Telephone 6100 Main Fine Tissue Ginghams at 35¢ Yd. Checks, Plaids or Stripes SUMMER wardrobe would hardly be complete with- out its gingham frock, and this particular gingham is featured for its beautiful colorings, serviceability and excellent value at the special price quoted. Some of the ginghams are woven with artificial silk stripes. Printed Plisse Crepes, 24e Yard ‘ Dainty crepes designed with floral sprays, birds or Japanese figures on tinted grounds. A &S. Remnants of Washable Fabrics, 100 to 49¢ Yard All short lengths of every kind of washable fabric at remarkably little prices. Street Moor, West Bed Muslins at White Sale Prices Ose that will cause every housewife, hotel or boarding house keeper to take immediate inventory of her needs and secure a sufficient supply for many months to come. For instance: Hemmed Sheets, 79¢ Each Bleached, for single or cot size beds; size 54x90 inches before hemmed, Hemmed Sheets, 98¢ Each Round thread bleached muslin; size 81x90 inches before hemmed. Aen Ce CASES, bier saweate Bleached, size | 45x36 inches before hemmed. Scalloped Pillowcases, 39 Each Good quality, size 45x36 inches before hemmed. Lace trimmed, 45x36 inches before hemmed. 54 inch Unbleached Sheeting, 29¢ Yard Extra strong quality. A, & 8.—Btreet floor, Bast Specially Purchased for the May Sale: NewA pron Frocks ‘94c HERE are a half. dozen different styles in this selection, and they are all unus ually attractive. Of fresh, easily laundered percales and lawns, they come in white with colored braid, or solid colors, or stripes. There are both slip-over and side- button models, some of them made surplice style, many with trimmed pockets and sash belts—all of them easy to slip into and becoming to wear. A. & 8, Becond floor, East. Sensational Clearance: 1,000 Hand Bags and Vanity Boxes ; 98c CBAGS of every sort—swagger, hand, envelope and vanity bags—made in every conceivable style—of genuine leather, in black and colors, silk moire, Also a wonderful collection of cotex (an imitation leather) vanity boxes. Whatever your preference—you will be sure to find a style that appeals in this collection, for there is such a large variety and’ all of them styles that have been most favored this season. Attractively lined, most of them fitted—and every one of the 1,000 at 98c. A. & B.—8Street floor, Central. With Summer Days in Mind—Mothers Will Be Delighted With This Event: 1,800 ‘Boys’ Woven Madras Blouses, 85c UMMERTIME means more blouses for the boys of the family,so we have prepared this very attractive blouse sale. The priees are so much lower than the blouses’ true value that you will be perfectly delighted with them. The styles are just those the boys will approve of most heartily-— 1,200 sport blouses, with low open collars—600 with attached, button- down collars and double cuffs. Striped woven madrases are the materials in these excellently made) blousem nicely finished with ocean pearl i Sizes, 7 to 16 years. aoe ae eee ens a