South Bend News-Times, Volume 39, Number 32, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 1 February 1922 — Page 1

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NAME KEN YON, BLOC LEADER,

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AdniinUtration Opponent? So j Move to Break Blne i Power.

senate confkhs honor Nomination Iiiiiiim liatrly (Ionfirmed in Open Kxeeutive Srrrion.

Questionnaire Expert Joins Edison s Family NRW YORK. Jan.-ol. When Thomas A. Ellison formulated his famous qu .stionnatre lust Hprinsr, he had no idea that the only man -who won!'! ans'Acr it correctly

would win his way into the lvli-J

son family, but .such Is the case. Samuel A. Halsey, of Newark, N. J., Tues-lay night married Miss Charlotte W. Hawkins, sinter in law of Charles Kdison. son of the inventor. The-, wedding took place at the Charles iiion home in West Orange, N". J. Mr. Ha!s"y is now manager of an IMi.-on concern in this city.

- i INTERIOR OF ILL-FATED THEATER SHOWING RESCUE WORK II , - - -""---- I

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1. ien.

myon. of Iowa, b ad r of the Iis-

WASHINGTON',

cu"d agricultural bh-o and chair

man of the senate- labor ommittee ! '.vajj nam-d Tuesday l.y Pres. Hard-

irg to bo circuit judge of the eighth district. Immediately after rect ipt of th nomination the senate confirmed it unanimously in open stsAt the white hotw it was said tha th president had appoint'd Mr.

Kcnyon to succeed the lite JmUo J

Walter I. Smith. b- aus.- of his high igard for the, senator's ability and because of the latf r's known desire to have a place on, the f.-d- ral bench. Sen. Kcnyon in.. a formal statement later also raid the president, when a member of the senate, knew his dislike for politics and his love for the law. Scvs Move Asraint Ul In the senate, Sen. Harrison, democrat. Mi. sissippi, after confirmation had b'n voted, said that while, he was innhlent that the appointment of Mr. Keuyon was because of the batter's eminent qualifications, the qutio:i would aris. throughout the agricultural sections as to wli' ther the s b ction was not intend 1 to Irie ;i uil-.- into, and ultimattdy d --troy the agricultural b!of. Sen. II tlin. democrat, Alabatr.a, .! clar d that w ith the. K non npp'diitment th- '"drive to break tli.. agricultural, block had been startl." Sen. Kcnyon do s not plan to puit the !--nat- uiUil probably the middle of February. Iby that time, he explained he would b ready to take

ncv ition.

S :i. T.orah of Idaho, is next in the

i.pablHuri lic- on t!i labor comf.iitte and it' th" sv: at' rule of seniority, so lon.tr e-rablish"d. is followed in this cae, Mr. lb.) rah v. ill bead the commit tc. Th-- new leader of the agricultural bio- may not be designated tor sev. ral das. Half a dozen s-n-rtors b.a ben a tiv' in pronoting t!ie blo 's rrns'ratr on the tloor, amoiur them beim,' S- r.ators KeHo'S, Minn.: Capper. Kansas; Norris, NeI rukn; McNary, f Ore-on anil Coodm' of Idaho. Senat Honors Nominee. The sHint'.- s'on after receiving the nomination, confirmed it In open executive session, an lionor only l a rely paid t nominees. The Iowa s.-natoc, in a form.,) :.itement. issud upon reveipt of hii r ominati'm by the s.. -nat- expressed r.ppr'ciation of the jir.-sident's action ub.ich ho said would nable hi:a to achieve his ambition to serve on t federal bf rich. Th motion to confirm the Iowa .- r.ator was made by his colleague, S"n. Cummins, and when Senator Curtis of Kansas pr-sidimr at tho time, called tor the vote on "advisimr and rommentir1..-;" on tho nomination, every senator I:; th" chamber s t o r d . Sei".. Kfiiyoii after th- conilrmation said tlat ) would be urabb to take up his new duties short of a week cr ten days. He expected, he added, to examine s natorial preceients to b termine- l;cthT after thf confirmation ho may yet vote. Th" ro-perative marketing lull, s:heduhd to take the n xt place on the calendar of husim-5?. is one in which he is vitally interested, and Mr. Kenynn said he hoped to cast a vote on that measure b-fore finally r. ban ionir i; his 'at in th senate. "I am leeply appreciative of th i ct of the president in appointing mo t tbiis jositlon." said Mr. Ken yon. ?en. k'cr.joü entered the senate in The srJary of a eircuit Ju.'sre ;! J.oO?, r.n I tii.it of a Cnited Srate Senator. 57,.00.

CAPITAL HOLDS SERVICES FOR CRASH VICTIMS

First of Many Funerals Take Place Freight Shed Roof Collapses. WASHINGTON. Jan. 31. Washington Tuesday held the' first of IU many funerals for the f7 who perished Saturday nirht when tho root of the Knickerbocker motion picture theater collapsed under tho welpht ot nnow, and memorial services wer announced by a numbc of churches and other organizations. Social functions and business conferences ceased In honor of the dead and the th-e.ters again in operation sheltered measrer audiences, while hospital staffs continued to treat the more than CO injure!' still confined. A number of official and unofficial inv s-tiatiori3 aLs. -ot under way Tiuvxlay and others were announce L l'reisht Shel Hoof Crash. Meanwhile, later Tuesday another building, ono of the long sheds of the freight depot of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad at First strett and Florida avenue, collapsed two minutes after eight men who rf ad been employed In it during the day, had checked out. No one was irjurcd. Damage to the shed and the freight it contained was estimated at $-0,-000. The structure, one of the wallt of which gave way, it Is believed, due to the effects of melting snow on the sloping roof, was built in 13U1. Firemen and police immediately began an investigation. lMward F. Shaughncs.--y of Chicago, second assistant postmaster general, who was ono of tho most critically injurxxl in the Knickerbocker collapse, was reported steadily improving tonight. His wife and two daughters al-s-o wer- injured. The funerals Tuesday included that of Madame Virginia Ferraud, lister of Dr. Julio rdanchi. Guatemalan minister under the Herrera regime, in St. Paul's church. Her Her body will b sent to Ventura.

Cab, to rest beside that of her husband.

U. OF P. HEAD HITS ATHLETICS' TREND

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I em druggist. T.'aslav

of $30,000 which her hi had draw n from the r, -, r.k Unii'd StatM ar.vi r: trust

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MA SÖÜ, CANTON

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SURE REJECTION

I nreronnizn! Fartioifs Tlcail

iTives icMinir 01 1 ro-

poeil Treaty.

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SENATE PUTS

HUS ACTION TO HOUSE

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Submarine Question Cau?r Feei'.nd Heated rAchanjre Between Delegate-.

r.y A?( riii, , l'r.c. WAS HINGT )., Chine -o J-, ' . p ' e w . ; t rf-o.ty wh .'h :s t o me::: on Shan tun.

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Defeat." Attempts tO Add Bill Washington ror..f-r- r.(

as Amendment to Befund-

ing Measure.

it. Ma Soo, rep

the unreoo-T,i; 1 ".i: m nt. declared in a str

"WASHINGTON. Jan. 31. Discus- Liay t,j-ht. Tbe i.r.r.

sion of the long pending soldier ho- "jj-y r, u- i,,-, nus bill was renewed Tuesday at I I a:n s-ire we l:a

and will r-s.-r.tativ of :on (jvernen.rr.t Ti:ns:n; 'i u t i e. r.

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I'.irdseye iew of the interior of the Knickerbocker theater, Washin gton, aftr the collapse of the theater roof which killed 95 and

132. In the foreground are the ruins of the balcony, swept by the fall of the roof, burying spectators who were seated bereath it. At th

and curving tow ant the loregroumt is a oent ana tw isted steei giraer w nicti gave w ay under tne weignt or tno snow, boiuiers, at tue rignt, are removing bodies on stretchers. Other soldiers are seen iligging in the debris for more bodies. In left foreground is a mas, of snow precipitated when the roof fell.

It D. AUTHORITIES NOT TO IMPLICATE OTHERS. IN PROBE

Senate Passes Allied Debt

Refunding Measure, 39-25

Deny Bunior That Sehool Will Bring Charges Against Any Other Colleges?. Definite statements by Coach Knuto K. Rockno and Kew Wil!:arr. Carey of Notre Dame have thoroughly squashed al! rumors that the athletic board will implicate athletes of other schools who are reported to have dabbled in professionalism. "We have all that ye can do in attending to our own iren" said Coach Rockno last night, "and we're not bothtring ourselves about the men of any other school." Rev. Care 3" i.-s-ued similar statements. The only action concerning ether schools that Notre Dan e has taken or will take was embou'ed in the form of a letter s?nt to 7 0 colleger on Dec. 16, calling attention to tho prevalence of prcrfessionaliani among football athletes, and asking tor co-operation in attempting to stamp fucIi things out. This merely emphasised Notre Dame's definite tanl against professionalism which resulted in tbe los of several stars In former years, and in eleven mer th:.i year. Slioiv No laujlem'y. "Since 10! C." said Coach Rockne, (Continued on page two.)

Measure Provides for Converting Eleven Billion Dollar Foreign Debt Into Securities Maturing in PSot More Than Twentv-Five Years.

BOSTON POLICEMAN KILLED IN HOUR'S FIGHT WITH NEGRO

both ends of the capitol. Before the house ways and means committee, which by agreement of republican leaders in congress reopened hearings on the measure, officers of organizations of former service men urged immediate action on the bill and in reply to questions said the problem of raising the necessary funds was one for congn-s to solve. In the senate, republican leaders frustrated attempts by the democrats to add the bonus bill to the allied debt refunding measure. Aftr a brief but heated debate, the senate adoptetl, 12 to 2S. a motion by Sen. Watson, republican, Indiana, to

lay on the table an amendment of-

it.

poratmg Uu

"live-way" adjusted compensation plan. The amendment would have provided that the bonus be paid out of the inu rest on the foreign 1 bt and that if this should prove inu:hüent, the seeiatary ( f the tre.uiy should

issue t ertifi.ates of in.b-bt-dn-:

:o :ast

. i lay on tue tarne an amendment o In J ureal j ft.rt,(j j,y j;cn Simmons, dein.. era ie right , xorth Carolina, incorporating tl

of the S':i a r.tur.g U' stm-., ment declared. "Tho pek.r.g deb cat. s, "commia-d a g: a ta' ti first adm:tt::.g Japan's shantung an-1 th.-n tryir g jus much from Japan as i

iics Treaty Htsimi' Ma Sa) rr.ade p-,ib'.:e a "'rcsur of the treaty, which lie cüid wo

be made public We d::.ia . It follows: "1 Renunciation by Japan of all rights to fe-reign a .--.".stance in persons', apital, mat-t .als. ;ipu'..ited in Cililie '-Gr ;-..a n tieatv of 1 s : S .

" :t a.-lde l, al error in rights in to g t M''iC t '. b 1 e . "

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returned to e'h.r.a, i', t;n.!:g e'-rtaia J a j a n e I r i ; '. l; s. "o l-'or:,:. r l ru. in pro.ei ties return-to Ciiira with en:.: p-n -,it ;c-n to Japan fr iuipro; . :r, rt. . "4 For'-:-; r. i ! in; .- ss, Irov-

to ! ti-'.

be redeem .1 out of tutu:." intf i t st;

lu.ly a no. . M .: .4 ; y ia-spectcd by t'iiira. "Ö Witii.'.r.twal tro"ps, po'.iec. -. -:!

as s,'iiil ,;s .o,

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Japan

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a -

professor and the l.'niversity

physical of I'cnn-

irs iioiu;y." tki. CHICAGO, Jan. .tl. JoUr. Cachfs, .rraicticd for det:oirg a tamp . oltector's to--k. wept ropioTily. "'S shame." he rvrirmured. "must 1 aw b'fP drunk. Wouldn't do dirty trick like that 'c.ri'o I got a hobby

-Tv.ine bejuor."

For the Love O' Mike That's what this subscriber wrote when he missed one issue. Read his letter: January 30. 1922. South Bend News-Times, South Bend, Indiana. Gentlemen: For the love of Mike, send

mv morning edition ot

e News-Times, and bill

year's subscription for

1922! Yours truly. August J. Schmitt. 5!6'2 Lincoln Way, LaPorte, Indiana.

for

sylvania, leclarcd in an addresj Tuesday before one of the university classes. "Athletic activity Is the- best substitute for war. and every vlriln nation must havo one or the other" Dr. McKenzie siid, "but the en

croachment of commercialization! hav endangered intcu collegiate ath-j letics. At thts time over-enthusiastic

alumni of Institution after institu- j Associated 1'ross.

VATICAN AWAITS U. S. CARDINALS

WASHINGTON, Jan. ?,1 The bili:f:

authorizing the refunding f the

eleven billion dollar foreign debt into securities maturing in not more tUan 115 years. wa.- passed on Tuesday night by the senate. The vote was Ö'J to 2Z. Final enactment of the measure must await adjustment of dilliculties between the house nad senate, which Ls expected within a week or 10 days. Three republicans Rorah. Lafollette and Norris joined with the

tliel democratic minority in oppo.-- j

irg the bill. Authority to Coininimn. Under the terms of the bill a commission of live members, be added by the secretary of the treasury, would have authority, subject to the approval of the president, to refund uv convert, and to extend the time of the payment of the principal or the interest, or both, of the foreign debt. The date of the maturity of the obligations accepted by the commission could not extend beyond Jun' 13. 1 L 4 T . and the Interest rate could not be less than 4 1-4 percent. Roods of one foreign government could not be accepted for the-j-e on another, nor could any part of tho foreign indebtedness be cancelled. The life of the commission would bo three years from the date of the approval of the act and the m-m-bers ether than the secretary of

Abhorrence of

"Flat' Wheel" Causes Quake

! Reserves Called and 200 Shots

Fired Before Slayer Is Caught. UOSTOX, .'an. Ul. Rer.zy Murray, a C2-year-oM negro, who ftood oi'i 50 policemen for more than an hour -ar!y Tuesday in a gun battle that centered around his south -nd homo,. iK-n: Tuesday night in Jail,

charged with the murder of Patrol

man Daniel McShane. The police

man, snot by tne negro irom a v in

payments, r, with the approval ofjuer.tuh railways ta the president, to sell some of the i enterprise, t.ini t foreign bonds as might be n-ees: a ry. China. i'!n

Kcjcfl Joiws Amendment.

Chin. .r -i( rpri-

iro;;

Geologi.-ts Attribute Seimographie Disturhanee t-o Shifting of Axe?. NEW YORK. Jan. 31. The earth. in its dizzying whirl through space, cot off center for a few moments

Tuesday and shifted its "rob s" crj Scott, a resident of the- neighbor-

Later the senate rejected; 4 2 to 21, j "7 TrarstVr of an amendment by fjrri. .'or. ; s, b-t :.- fifty ki!; :.' v yitt erat, New Mexico, which e ariie d tht j 'hina. K;i iiow to "five-way" plan, but had no pro-j pf.rt wit h 'Iii . j-. visions for raising funds. ! rner.t. F' ral oth.-r

In offering Iiis ;im-ndmcnt, Sen. !(;.,. Simmons declared that wh-n he bad i

proposes me oonus i-iu as an. amendment to tlie tax rtvi-.on, measure, he had Inen told that it. was the desire f the majority tu aet on the bonus in connection with the: lebt refunding bill, but now the j-c.-; publicans had dec ided in party en-j ferenco that the bonus measuru ..... 1

snouia bo aeiea Uon sejiarateiy.

to b On

min-.s to dire-rtion xccvding

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op' : a ' h .Jap jar

! as ' . from :: :' ip; p'-rts v 'i : n ; . , . , i .

rr.atior.o 1 :.x-i by ; t y to b Jap.n t ;f-op,-r:. 1 I govern -::i Sli . i . : -a o r el ! ' .' ! T . '' tl n t

The North Carolina senator went j on to tay that tlio admini.-tration '

would not ,

b. feasible to u.se the ir.teiet on the.

i foreign debt for this purpose, ntid i: ,

of Vii ttrnr.-h.i au-.i nt r -.r,3.had now aocidod that it

pital at noon. Two hundred shots are e.-timat d to have been fired before Murray was captured. William Jt.ckson, a negro who

the

Rot urn C; "? ll t Ji .: eC.hir a. "10 Removal

l a t a -:s -a ; ,

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to j)ur-

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axes to tit the new center of rotation. Then in order that it might not be traveling on a "flat wheel," so to speak, a few millions tons of solid rock, somewhere off the western coast in the bed of the Pacific ocean

j slipped" i eve thin?

hood, were in hospitals Tuesday night suffering from bullet wounds, and a five -months -old baby was suffering burns sustained while m its bed in an upper room of the Murray house. Tho fire, which nearly consumed th mattress, is believed

"slippel" a hundred feet or more to to have been caused bv powder

flashes from Murray's revolver.

gs up.

Observers here said they could not be certain whether th displacements were violent enough to do any damage. Thin is the manner in which professors of geology and seism ograohic observers account for the vbdent earth vibrations which tlemoralizea instruments in observatories throughout this country Memday.

The trouble started when a woman lodger left the house to tell the police that Murray had threatened to (Continued on page two.)

ARBUCKLE TRIAL

TESTIMONY ENDED E

Date of Arrival of Cardinal O'Connell Is Mo?t Absorbing Question.

Ron aro competing; fcr the services

cf qoacjie? to. turn out .winr.! team at salaries that surpass the ?iiary

of the college presidents. cspebt.Hy- trew? in the v.-e-sst.

KLMJ;, J;;n. ."1. Tr.o dale ot Cardinal eVConnells .unval in Home i.s the absorbing ejucstion among the-

Tliis is 'prelates here, now that a rcspHe has I cciiu- be-fore the opening of the con-

the treasury would be appointed by I Thus far the exact location of the ' the president, subject to confirma- i huge "slip" has not been determined.-

tion by the senate. During its life? ' although observers from Washingt h- commission woubl be required j ton, I. C, to Rerkeley, Calif., agree; to make annual reports to congress i that it probably was a few hundred j i

jl nicii u iiine ins in voiiiu-

CONVICTED PARSON COMMITS SUICIDE yy yyy.

lor I ii Ti,

.on

J- ' . a

;t the beginning of each regular miles off the mouth ef the Columbia;

.8 si on in December. -river. anly members of the cabinet a,nd j The absence of a record disru-

(Continued on page two.)

(Continueel en Page Two.)

"They eion't remember that the'eune on Thur-d iv. All technical game wa. saved onl; with di'hculty and ceremonial arrangements have by tht' national ' collegiate commit- been :;iade anil the coming of Cartee association through a drastic re- dinul O'Conr.ell is waited with ex-

ojin In tn conduct .and rule Atttre-me eagerness. This has bea n ae-

in is

braving the dargcrs ef the sea on a dnroyt-r. (Cardinal O'Conncll is a pa:i-er.ger in the steamer RresiU-nt Wilkin, which sailed from New Yorii on Jan. 24.) There is general hope that America will be represented by at le-at one cardinal. The hurried jcurney made b lae An hblshop of TJoaUui in orc.er to bo resent at tho la.'.:

LIVESTOCK RAISERS REPUBLICANS PLAN CHARGE UNFAIRNESS! TO DEFEND SUITS

present moro than one collego presi- certuatexl by the announcement

dent, himself a lovei of clean sport, the Rome newspapers that ho

l? ooKing rowara uiis goal. "There are many hands," Dr. McKenzie declared, "trying to wring the? neck of the grmue- that laid the gnLlen f-cg. and if the undoubted benftf.ta to the college are to be saved from strangulation by commercialism it can only he by keeping in mind three things:

"lv.rst Th employment of tha

conclave beforo the election c

great income of thce spectacle for

i-fiuipni:nt ci ;us ana gymnasium. pe pe still rtmams i meu'ry

for the students and fcr the giving cf skilled instruction and the r.eees-

sary medicaJ supervision f the great r n r o i i n n Ca n r v

education agencies.

''Second, by linking

the games

anil contests more closely with our facial life and making it a pa.t of it In a way which cannot be dore so long a the athlete Js.cor.sidt red as n rnnn arart from his fellows.. "Third, by studying our sports rvlth tho eye of the artist, i:ery ret Art h.d intrpreted Ra -own time in terms of that time, and no art can depict our time without giv in gi large place to its athleb's."

Claim Corn Belt Banks Have Diseriniinated Anainst Tbem in Making Loan?.

Leader? Confer as to Aetion to Set Aside 1921 Apportionment Act.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 31 Banks! INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. P. 1. Plans of the corn belt, it w as charged on J to defend the legislative apportionTuesdav at the department of acri-irnent act3 of 1?21, which Lave be.-n i culture, have discriminated against ; mentioned in suits filed in the John-

..r-c t,-r.f r-V l.-i- o u ' ti - fnn.'i H C1TCU11 COUTT. Were G ISCUSS-.-Q

dian's Second Trial Will Be

Started Wedneadav. 0 SAN ntANCI.sco, Jan. 31. The taking of testimony in tho pecond trial of a manslaughter charge against Roscoe Ar'iurkle closed on Tiles-Jay with a. reservation ly 1 1" prosecution tnat it be allowed to put a physician and a handwriting expert on the Ptand Wedncs lay. The final arguments are scheduled to begin before noon Wednesday. The defence said it would offer no surrebural testimony and offered to Kubriit the cast without argument. Th-5 offer was de-clined by the prosecution and four hours for linal argument were assigned to each side. After the decision on the arguments a recess was taken until Wednesday.

Gosben Man, Sentenced PrL-on for KnibezzlciRcnt. Takes Poison.

COS URN, .Tan. "1. Charged w.th embezzling money ejf a fru.-.t e-tat-and s'::t iic-d to pri.son though maintaining .:? innocence-, throughout his trial. Rev. Al.-ert S. M r:aug.i 62, former eounciiman and township

tsse.-or here, committea ruuuoe

alone,- In hii nonpj yest r.laj.

i.M.'ll W.i.i U.se.l.

IRs wife, who was absent

tho house for

th de a.' bodv lying on a led in an upstairs room when she returned.

Slu- ga.-pt-d in amazem-r crying ami l.iuttering ran

p.eighhors. CTainn-l Ho Was Ileo"!. About a year nge, the Rev. Menaugh was prrsecuted on diaries ejf tmhezzling funds belonging to t!io trübte estate. He claiPKd at thetrial that ht- lost tlie money through teing f lee-( ed by confidence men in Denver, Col. He then was sentenced to prison,

e 1 j u a , - 1 U r: tbe

.nut- .s.

d i . of

guilty

the jury jiointing a finger

upon the clergyman. The proc.-td-ings were reopen. The downcast pastor again tried to prove, his innocence. He w as permitted Iu rir.g

j a '. .- a ' j co i r ta :.: to ! "ia.e

r orp..r ". t Riw i n g t iu tio-.r

i:: Tra r.:-f-r -f I- -;:r

title de-.jj to "i. "14 D:-a -a aj by Ja par: e;al i.-.ter -t In SI. a r.tur.g'. "1 D S. t: r::- :. r. . ,

r.giat of e'iar.a to laim r .-t :t a

reparatior. for d a !..': -ir.g Japar.e.s.- i-ecupat i't:

j Sun euestion l'i from ' Rre-par.atio:..- to pr- -

tr-..itieg at Wr (!:-!.-of th- arms eor.f-r

ar.d i pit ti J in e i;.m;;tt to the ' the Uritish and 1' ' a-air. in Rilre-i in a

0. 1-r the. g j ! ni.ir'.r.! At the- s.me- tir.-o- t.be- Ja; "hi-.e - a Rout eompb i t: ing of th- tre i:y y wb.-'b 1. to 1 :.-'!' r- ! to Ctilr.i : ;,r'-li' f i t). i this .-irr'-: n.icht b- formally wr.:i.ool: of or. f r e Ti 1 a--. -m;

at V.-l:,f-?!'iy'fi i-ublb- m--R---p.te the Rrlt-n-Fr-

i short time, found tbe ; rower r.'iva

Ot a J:,:- ' J - u - i- in-

- ar.I

p r-'u i ! c'.t:z-:.6 i s i " t a r. 3 ufr-r i dur-

Agabi

it. 1 .s jl.-na r! r.ft p--i (-.' ri - -. 4 x f- Ci r.a - Tu - i .y ,-.f:er r. rh ! ' . at 4 ::.!.- ".r.. '

' i r i r. '. '. - S:.c !-.t'.:: g i . . i. i i. r.t. too. !:.: tr. lAim:.M

the naval cor:

the action, to effect

settlement

I through his bondsmen, j Meiar.e-holy bore heavy upon him. t Worry hammered upon his mini, j evidently- unbalanced by the pro-e-i cution and long suffering, he took

:.ch tl.t, v h do -

provd in 5hort erdrr ti'.e t'-o treaties by wJ-'. -h th powers rirr to .'irr.it tlie ir capital snip s-ii power . r. to impose, ce rtain r-tn tior.s on the-ir use of t' i bm a r i r. At the r-u: l.y; f-.si.-.n the tr-atle are to b- re. i I irto tb re-rd and

'-aeh

!e-jaf.e.n h

the war finance cor-

j Tuesday at a conference of Gov. I The Prolan whoce testimony

s own

a paradox to the cr

addr';-- VT) re

Mcray. Attorney General I --sh and

the the

sacred college. the members of which boke fcr s.imeth:ng cf the s-nnit r.ature this time, describe J as "fvtilra'Iv Awr-Mrnn "

TiiP bilMlrrrnt of tb rrn.n i-in - ! a?I- :rS

I r.tes m the burial of Renedict took!

place Tuesday, the ighth rrqu'e.u mass being celebrated in the Sistine chapel with due solemnity. Cardinal Vic ) was the celebrant, while Car-

advanced by

perawon ior agricultural purpose j Pr erk k E . schortftneier. secretary to liquidate debts to the federal re-;of th'p ,tate committee.

I The suits which alleged dispro- ,

pcrtionate districting of the state are being prosecuted by a number ot

serve ooani instead

VT.'inv Hvrstork r-rowrrs Sec V

......... ... - r- - - - Wallace, it was said, had t-een in-

w-as taken by the prosecution is Dr. ;hich he followed.

William Henry Harrison of San

Surviving here are his wife, one

Francisco. The handwriting expert! daughter, one son, one sister and on : (!.!.A1t.i0r ,

will be callel to de termine if there i brother. Rev. Mcnaugn was

r d I.- te deliver ei g h gov a-.mmmCa

ae optar.e. T'r.Rl th laj-t minute it hs! t.er

un :l(tf1 wheth- r the m -a rrrr? a rl

the ac''or:i;n:.y::

resolution e n lerr.r.lrg w

prominent democrats. Should the

formed, were in need of livestock

to feeei the surplus corn, and upon' ... . ,

vir.g to banks for loans had been llt "? cce.ui u is sa.u tue

' -r.'vo-

lS any fumi.anty in the signature i o i--..-..e m o- ... w.. r , warfare 5h-uld b- r-ut into a

' of Mrs. Francis C. Rates, of Chb

cago. taken on the Btand Tuesday iriuuieu n;i a uoa o..

tics in the city. Physician- today at-for?I;Rl rTvlty or left

! refused.

Iirge sums already had ' ''V '

I anu r-enaiors ana representaiivet

iir.als Merry del Val, Franciso-Nava j to the farmers, for whose relief it

and Main imparted absolution. The cartima'.s met after the mafl in th

h.ill of tho consistory and carefully reviewed arrangements for the important proceedings of the conclave

hr-n ndvanrpd to thp corn lelt bv

the war finance corporation, it was ! 'vouK1 be ected from the districts said, but there vas unmistakable created by the apportoinment ol evidence now, it was added, thatj131i'much of this had not found its way j Atty. Gn. Resh. Mr. S.;hortemeier

ar.d Sumner Kenner, deputy in the Ftate legal department, will defend the apportionment acts in the John-

a temporary j

an employ- I unbalanced mlr.d. Chlca-o de- leniel Criminal Intent.

At the time e f the trial which at-

was advanceel. The surplus corn crop, unless fed

eral aid were given, would have a j county suit. They will hold an

depressing effect on the price of next year's crop, it was pointed cut.

other conference Wednesday to arrange for fheir apportionment.

and her signature on ment application of a

partment store In 1909. Mrs. Rate:

testified as a defense witness that j traded wide attention the Urethren she had known Mis. Rappe while pastor lec'.are-d : both were employed in the store in 1 "I v; s Rati by th hnp of gc-t-1913 and th; actress tnifferM three j ting rich easy. Fo7..e men approach-

e ere pejioels of illness there. W. F. De IV)se, assistant manager of the more, produced records to ehow thf.t Miss Rappe worked at the etore in September, 1911. and

e-TTTl Ow

a protocol not rruirinp pvrllnm2.-.-tary rat'ticitior.. FrproriS at Jm committer- m--tir.c, bowver. art to ha"- r-v-a!! .a pfpon-lr-

( Continued on page two.)

(Continued on page two.) Newman's Fe :s itior.al Sale c f N S)rlng Dre.-ssts at JH s'.arts tomorrow. See pag: 4 fcr large ad em details.

Tier. vr. tiji h Indiru Rain v!ta ladd temperature W ta-lay ; 'i ;i!:r--i iv r... .r s! o-x tr.d n::.-h rrdd-r. I.crr MI'Mk -Main i i . ;tt: r.l r.'i::. -r now r, nr'.L pjrtla W-l Leday; Thurh iuy rain er nww &u i