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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1921
Page
2
An advertisement touts a preparation that removes intestinal toxins and reduces inflammation to ease stomach and bowel conditions. The copy asserts rapid relief, offers medical claims, and lists pharmacies and stores selling the product nationwide.
An old time recipe claims Sage and Sulphur compound darkens gray hair naturally and evenly. It promises a darkened, thicker look after one or two applications, with the preparation said to be inexpensive and readily purchased at stores.
Vienna March 29 Former Emperor Charles of Austria Hungary met monarchists in Vienna and then departed for Budapest. Government and diplomats learned of his visit after departure. Reports say he sought restoration efforts while amid royalist factions amid Allied scrutiny. In Budapest he met Regent Horthy and stayed near Steinamanger as observers awaited further moves by royalists.
Supreme Court Justice Hijar dismissed the complaint by JFP Friedmann & Co against the Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America. The suit sought dissolution of the union and 500000 dollars in damages tied to the December general strike in men’s clothing. Defendants included Sidné Hillman and Amalgamated officers and 175000 union members.
Dr L Rowe director general of the Pan American Union received an honorary Doctor of Laws from the University of Panama. The ceremony was conducted yesterday at the Pan American Building with Panama's Minister of the Interior and J T Lefevre present as acting commissioner from the president.
London reports a plan under consideration in Rome to return all German property seized in Italy to Germany. The proposal, cited by the Evening News via Rome Tempo, envisions Italy receiving 2 000 000 000 lire in goods, contingent on a broader reparations settlement. Meanwhile Noble Taylor, head of United Press Rio bureau, died in New York after a brief illness, planning to die in Greenwich Village, with his Indianapolis home noted. Gonzaga College announced Easter holidays shortened to resume classes at 9:00 AM tomorrow after an observance for Cardinal Gibbons attendence.
Southport England March 79 The majority of the Independent Labour Party voted to affiliate with an international socialist workers union formed in Vienna while preserving national policy. The minority faction seceded, joining the Communist Party after defeat when its report urged acceptance of Moscow’s terms for affiliation with the Third International.
Honolulu March 23 Tokyo cablegram to Nippo Jiji reports the last Japanese troops will leave the Chenteo district west of Vladivostok and north of the Tumen river on April 1. The Chien tao area had sparked dispute between China and Korea since 1886 amid charges by Korean officials of over 3000 killings by Japanese troops sent last October to quell Korean independence efforts.
The Navy Department announces it has dropped prior censorship on press and commercial dispatches sent by naval radio. The move, tied to a past administration order, ended the practice of holding back or approving messages deemed inimical to U S relations. The department says transmission alone no longer implies government endorsement and that existing restrictions are lifted in peacetime.
A special chamber committee led by George H Lamar will address the Public Health Service hospital committee tomorrow at 9 o clock to press for more hospital facilities for wounded and disabled veterans in the District. The panel includes W C Raiderson Joseph I Weller Lewis J Battie Charles W Durr and Lamar. They met yesterday in the chamber offices and plan to outline Washington benefits without endorsing a specific project.
Juatie Stafford ordered yesterday that the Secretary of the Interior show cause why he should not be restrained from granting mineral patents on lands in Kern county California. California contends the lands totaling about nineteen quarter sections were acquired from the Federal government in exchange for property elsewhere under exchange provisions of the Revised Statutes. The exchange was made under those statutory sections.
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