Evening Star Newspaper, February 8, 1922, Page 2

B, e s B ki ” & LSRRG ¥ PR 8 1 P g B S R e R o Buane Taab i g e 2 POPECALLS U.S. HOPE OF WORLD Expresses Regret, a: Do Prelates, That Cardinal 0'Connell Arrived Too-Late. By the Amociated Press. on the city, on the diocese, on the THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D, C, WEDNESDAY, S HAS OTHER OFFERS |CtiOSEN TQ RENEW DIELOMATIC RELATIONS WITH: FORMERNEW ITALIAN CABINET ON SHOALS PLANT | 7] | Former Premier Accepts xhlgl] Invitation to Create Ministry. , Mr. Weeks Tells Committee One Is Verbal—*Ford Grop- ing in Dark,” He Says. By the Associated Press. * LONDON, February 8.—Former Pre- mier Orlando of Italy has accepted M Secretary Weeks, appearing today ROME, February $.—Pope Plus XI j 0o’ ana people and on the arch-18s the first witness in the hearing expressed “unbounded admiration”!pishopric.” before the House committee on mili- the invitation of King Victor Em for the American people and yoiced his| On leaving Milan to attend the con-| iy agairg into the offer of Henry Astrological Experts Present manuel to form & new cabinet to me—l schemes ReVOIUtlonlz‘ng ceed the Bonomi ministry, which re. i deep interest in the work of the|IENG It WaS I, 19 Kt PICl ekt [ Ford to purchase and operate the Muscle Shoals, Ala., nitrate project, signed last week, says an Excnange| Present Record System. ‘Washington conference at his receép-|pect to be elected, for his last words announced that he expected to for- Telegraph dispatch from Rome today. Our poor old Gregorian calendar tion of Cardinal O’'Connell of Bos-|to them wers e shall see each ward “two other ofters for Muscle ——— suffered a servere relapse today at the hands of its reformers. Astrological experts deluged the Liberty Calendar Association of Amer- beschn ok other again here. Shoals” to Congress before the end ica in convention at the new National “I was happy to see your peace- POLAND WELL PLEASED. of the week. Born as a Pius Reigned, In Rome Under a Pius, Pius Ill Be, Says Pope By the Assoclated Press. ROME February 8~The rea- son for his choice of the name “Plus” was explained by the mew pomtift yesterday to: Car- ainal Lualdh «I was bors under a Plus; 1 came to Rome under a Plus; Pius is the mame of peace— then Pius shall be my mame,” he said. POOROLD CALENDAR Museum with their pet schemes for revolutionizing the famillar register of the days and months of the year. loving country take the first step to- The Secretary did not identify the o Egyptian or Greek moon calendars “Like my lillustrous and lamented to Election as Pope. Chairman Kahn, who presided at the Some of the calendar reform plan: and the great heart of vour people.”| WARSAW, February 7.—The elec- ; Houghton for Germany. |recommended to the association ar. 4213 E s : plan which provides for the setting G I8 a Taiomden hie) edea confine its inquiry to that of Mr. ';\?, 3 : 3 1 - Washburn to Austria. aside of New Year day, making it an newspapers hail the Wew pontift as , Qualities of fairness, - justicé and |stories of the doings of Cardinal Rattl ‘Will Rush Hearing. A. B. HOUGHTON, THEORDORE BRENTANO, ALBERT HENRY WASHBURN, central powers were nominated yes- | &n independent legal holiday calle: % 2 lom. & Sou the hope and mneheranees of the | Ing frequently said that he really was dite its consideration of the Alabama omatic relations between the United | months, with exactly four complete 3! held in Rome the Polish government " v | days, but divides th ing 364 Deen ~represented at the conclave |ration, in recognition of his services| Secretary Weeks then proceeded. Much interest is being taken here|envoys have presented their creden rices The denbining; 45 STOLAEnt the haty Tathis oy carres Ford's agreement to pay 4 per cent divorce suits’” one member of the|of the code of the state and which|tive Alanson B. Houghton of New |ns iy Diack plan, which provides for Their plans, some exceptionall radical, vary from the ancient Chinese. ward amelioration of this monstrous Dec on Bestowed Prior o an % evil of armament.” the pontift saia. |Bighest Decorati additional oftgrs to which he referred President Names A. B.|LS Ui absoiute sbolition of the namen predecessor, 1 have unbounded ad- ARdigsveing detailaie: to theit scope. g * | by_numbers. miration for the energy and charity | B the Associated Press. ChnUAN I NANN whe premidedjat the n Then, laying his hand on the Ameri-|sion of Cardinal Ratti as Pope has|were presented the committee would The equal month or liberty calendar can cardinal's shoulder, he added{ ., oeneral rejolcing here. The R, 2sido of. in years, but old in wisdom, worldly Ford, who has been invited to appear. Rl g Dipl. ndependent holiday. It also sets prudence and foresight, Your innate | Poland’s friend. They are filled with plomatic representatives to the|nside the extra day in Jeap years as eace, your r spiritual | when he was nunclo to Poland. One 1 o . i = - ke terday by President Harding and dip. | “L€aP Year day.” It divides the re- Et.blln)y “dz;:‘all' mgn-,hn:{:hv ml.':e of the Journals quotes him as hav- The military committee will expe: Nominnted assador to Germany. Selected as minister to Hungary. amed minister to Aust g angd dip maining 364 days into thirteen s States and the former enemy coun- | weeks in cach month a Polish bishop. power and nitrate project, Mr. Kahn to strengthening the Hall bill and y n nth. A few days before the conclave was |gaid, exprdssing the opinion that the VIRGINIANS FLOCK thereby amending the divorce Jaw 50 :;.lu will be resumed as soon = Swixs Plan Suggested. * 43 to be more definite and stringent.| these nominations have been con-| The Swiss plan, which The b . g hearings would be concluded within 3 fau; swhich 2 Aisappointment that f‘\‘mi’l?ca"fi‘;ff'i.'.‘f: s :.f;’,‘,’,‘:‘ ,fi:‘,fls;&it(;‘:“,'fi;h";ef.m. a week. ! TO DIVORCE MECCA Much Interest im BIIL firmed by the Senmate and the new |aside the New Year and p vear — 3 v duys int o y-one Neich elected him, saying: “It was a|while nunclo to Poland. He described fully the nekotiations | in the bl Introduced vesterdsy in | tials at Berlin, Vienna and Budapest | duvs cach. - Fach quarier. wonid con: Kreat personal sorrow that you were | KING ASKS BENEDICTION. |/mol, Uielr inception covering a (Continued from First Pag Smith. Gelegate from this city, which | A% has been intimated previously tain one month of thirty-one days Cardinal O'Connell told the corre- y = periodyof more; than sixzmon tha.c Me. = —= e proposes to amend certain sections|from the White House, Representa-|9nd two months of thirty d . on the total cost of construction o o 5 i y the omission from each calendar year like 2 S v 2 | By the Ass 5 PRy S committee declared today while dis-|is intended to put an end to the so- | York was nom % om! y S su Americdn.. Amiability, mod- |liyithedivcidied keses cussing this development of the in- | called easy divorce practice obtaining | dor to Germany Aibere Heney Wamn: | Cf Ne¥ Year day and also the omls- the dams, he said, was a distinct in- esty and sweetness of manner were| BIARRITZ, February 7.—KIng Al-|crease in the value of his proposition . b n of the e: y By dominant, (2alth. Ko bis baneic ] fonmo. i bohalt of SRtmgalt, s Guseh . 3 vestigation. throughout the state and especially | burn of Massachusetts was named for i was most democratic. The cardinal | Victoria and the dowager queen, One Ofer ‘Only Verb: - |Body Found in Potomac That | ““riis same 1aw governing divorces | in this city. ministér to Austria and Judge Theo- yoars forwara junil n The bill in full follows: dore B added: has sent felicitations to Pope Pius XI, prevalls throughout every county of ore Brentano of Illinois as minister ent to form 1 ceek. “He is & man of the common peo- | wishing for a long duration of his| One Of the offers to be sent to s St noraten; : the 'state, the committeeman ex-| “Be it enacted by the general as-|to Hungary of H. Jones of e =1 ssmtl p | An_added week is then interpolated, or] v lus . postol y al stateme: m - - = e ertson lan, which sets th should suddenly se-|code of Virginia be repealed, and i TranRere & Bieees oy Jaqua an alert | grmy fn Moreceo and the roval lother responsible company” which Alexandria, Va. T A cnara a8 a legal resldence | that section Afty-one hundred ahd BIX | tay ot state, topurl, ansietant secre: |aside New' Year day and an extra 5 e & Jiscerning Judgment’ -Hell family. offered to complete the Wilson dam and very shortly afterward apply for | of the sald code be amended and re-| gal, and Roy T. Davis of Missouri to | fa¥, 17 leap vears. It then provides han spent his life with books: was Toredi o) Wilsg Identification of the body of the|8nd very shortly afterward ROPHY, 08| O i e 0 an o tead ag follown: galoandi Roy T. Davisiot that the first two months of each ibrarian at Milan and the Vatican: U. S. BISHOPS NOTIFIED. at its own expense. “No WFItteR |young woman found in the river near|and that is fhey have been told evi-| “Section 1. How Instituted and Con- | Rev. Joseph M. Denning, pastor of | GUarter should contain four complete Gty Student of nature'sad % offer had been made. he added, bUt|po gicel plant Monday afternoon as ? Discussing the probable policy of | BY the Associated Press. belief was that one probably would |inge of Miss Alma Hullings Jones 230 North Payne street, Alexandria, v 4 dently that divorces are easy to get | ducted.—Such suit shall be instituted | 8t. Mary's Catholic Church of Marion, | ¥¢eks, while the third months of Dol worke here.y At least that is the lngerence :ggltfonducutdth:: u?m:‘r" l)l:ni; ll: ohlo.nlnd a lifelong friend of Presi- *L,lfllngu':‘r’t!ernIs‘hnoutlg:’:n';’né?mrl\v;.w:f‘lm ificati f the election |be. 1 personally draw from this feature , excepf e shall not | dent Harding, was named to be agent 2 . Hetaney e emarting relutions o o R rchbishop. of Haferstii ti. ihs iknintastiin oF as it is disclosed by the records of the [ be taken for confessed, nor shall a{and consul general at Tangier, Mo- | TONths in the vear of twenty-elght cardinal said that the whole world | Milan, as Pope was sent to_the Cath- | rortilizers by the Muscle Shoals plant,| V3= Solved the mystery of the w could be sure he would follow aolic bishops in the United States yes- | \r Woeks said he beliaved -Mr. Ford | man's identity. The identification end- court. There is nothing illegal about | divorce be granted on_ the uncor- | rocco. days each and four months of thirty- course of pacification and conciliation. | terday by Mgr. Bonzano, the apostolic | wis very largely groping In the]ed conjcctures which arose yesterday £ preference of Alexandria as a resl: | Foborated testimony of the parties. or ersinid Skitehi: five days each, making a total of 364 “He told me with emphasis t e | delegate here. dence, and no doubt the records will'| either of them, nor rhall the gourst days in the calendar year. wanted to be of mervica to il hu. | Mgr. Bonzano described Pius XI as over a striking resemblance between w has | Brant a divorce in any case except| Representative Houghton, the pro-| The Alex Philip plan. which proposes o I e e in’ the atrictest | Where the question of residence and | Spective ambassador to Gérmany, is|to make no break in the continuity manity in re-establishing peace, order | “well known for his scholarly attain- [ conilruad: “ie due ta the Targe nume | @ Photograph of the dead woman and and mutual trust in the world and|ments and his numerous publica-|p.r"of people who believe they will|one of Evelyn Nesbit, divorced wife = ing his second term in the|of the week. Neither would it make manner, even to the domicile re-|domicile is testified to by two wit- |ROW servi = The liof ¢ i a quirements, but I think it will be|Nesses, other than the 'parties, or ggg;ed&{g;&thfie'p;rrley‘:;;ggt;-. r;eem::l,e change in the present Gregoria that he w. tions,” declaring that “with erudi- h worth while for the committee to give | ¢ither of them; and whether the de- | Yotk district ‘He 1o PCERTIC 08 gl ndar except to take one day from ould dedicate the rest of hig | tions. o e e udl- | get cheap fertillers. of Harry K. Thaw, who had been|siviet attention to this feature of the | fendant answer, or not. the case shall | Suited to play an o ] in Ber-| August and restore it to February, Cloistered life to this holy misstan,”| tion, he, combines o & . ’ Hivorce Eituation it 1t 1s to determine | De heard independently of the ad-|lin. having lived many years in thus undoing the foolishness of that the cardinal added. practical affairs obtained under the| Weeks Would Impose Forfelt. |reported missing in New York. Whether or not divorces are easier to | MISsions of either party in the plead. | many at different times in his lfe|august personage Augustus Caesar. st tryingiclecumatances. v S Miss Jones left her home Friday See Need to Change Rales. e i The Secretary sald Mr. Ford had . thus brings to the papal e Cardinal Vannutelli, dean of the[throne the letter continued, “those {told him in conversations that he|morning, January 27, to visit Miss Gronna, a friend, residing in Cherry- dale, Va. Intending to return that notice in such proceedings shall be | versities of Berlin and Gottingen. added it fo August in order that the in the stat served in this state, except by officers Mr. Washburn, named for ~the|month named in honor of him might Will Hear Witnesses. Butno;lzed to serve the same. Costs t‘;;':fl,nr;gi‘r-mflyfir.fl':“;"‘;ygr eS| be as long as Julius Caesar's month Another member of the committee | ¥, be awarded to either party, as 0 : o Shtain in Alexandria than elsewhere | iNBE. or otherwise; and no process or | and having been educated at the Uni-| who robbed February of one day and Sacred College, and many of the other qualities which are mostly needed at | weould not continue over a given cardinals, in expressing their regrets | the present time for the government A and disappolntment that Cardinal |of the church. We may be sure that [Poriod of years to manufacture fer- | 1% V. I SR8 o TETRR 0 O'Connell had not arrived in time, | under our present holy father the |tilizer or do so at all at a loss. g,fs Feported to the Alexandria police, said they had urged upon the pontiff | church throughout the world. and| “I think there should be a forfeit | was rerorted to the Alexantria potice, the imperative need for a change in | especially in America, will reach a|imposed.” Mr. Weeks declared, “to| o noq the constitution in order to permit|high degree of prosperity and con-{apply in the event the manufacture G ze W. J brother of th attendance at the conclave of car- | tinue the work of pacification.” 27 this 3 Goorke. W Jones e H Sctendancs (At ier concinvarior | of this commodity is stopped. If|micsing woman, partly identified the In speaking of this, Cardinal that happens, a great many peoble|ypody at the morgue last night. This e kg I would be disappointe; O'Connell sald am much touched In replying to Chairman Kahn, Mr. [Morning Mre, Lilllan Jones & her by all these expressions of regret and Weeks said Mr. Ford had made the = apology, but, of course, they do not statement that he would not make Belleved Lost fa Smew. lessen the lamentable fact that I was fertilizer at a loss during an inter-| Mrs. Jones told morgue officials she not her view with him on October 11. had not learned if her daughter The cardinal denied a story pub- The Secret aid It was his opin- ; lished in the Rome newspapers that lon that It was as important to have |Feached Cherrydale the day she dis- he had brought $2,000.000 from Amer- interest paid the government for|appeared. It was suggested by ica as a gift to the Vatican. money it would expend to obtain land | friends of the family that Miss Jones e 1 didn’t bring a cent,” he added. and ficwage rights under the contract | probably became snowbound on her ‘I had enough to do to bring suffi- as it was to have interest paid on|way home Friday.night, wandered to clent money to pay the expenses of money required to complete the dams. the river and accidentally go: over- such a long and arduous trip. % H “It is estimated by Army engineers.” [ poard. The question as to whether the con- | FOUI Known Dead, 16 Mis- s explained. “that $2,000,000 will be| Miss Jones' body will be taken to clave should awalt the arrival of Car- required to acquire the land and rights | Alexandria. 3 claysahod g 5 A American participation betore the an;| SiNG and 28 Injured in |involves irendy spent, | B the Aumciatea prve nouncement of the Pope's election was 987,990,000, Alrendy Spen NEW YORK. February 7.— Fvelyn made, caused a more distinct division Richmond Blaze. Answering questions from Mr. Kahn, | Neabit, former actress and divorced in the sacred coliege than in n any bailot during. the elootio By the Assoclated Press. :“d""“""t“;‘;;"o'o;:;% the governmen! | wite of Harry K. Thaw, was found {4an sprarent ircexalarityssxistion fariatatty SOk divorce proctor shall ROY E. ARNOLD INDICTED was deemed too great for the con- is reported. The foreign prelates, ex- 7 ad spen 1000, e tonight in an apartment on West s6n e interest of vention, and a committee was a cept the Tepresantation of one coun-| RICHMOND. Va., February S8—Al,ionis for which “Mr. Ford offers35.- |sind street, after having been Te- | Imic domicite vequirements of the jaw | he commonwealth ‘in such suit: he| |N DOROTHY BATES CASE |2ointed to study them. On this com try (which was an allied power dur- | charred body, burned bayond recogni-| o, g ported dead in Washingto! The names of two women and one|®h8il make Inquiry into, and, as far mittee are Joseph U. Barnes of Min- ing the war),-were solldly in favor |tion, the first taken ffdm” the ruins Misn Neabit, who for several months | by Bor s %o he townd apon thang |48 Practicable, asoertain. all the facts neapolis, Minn.; Dr. A. F. Beall of the of delaying the announcemeent until |since the Lexington Hotel was de-| The Secretary said a fifty-year lease|,, "y on "absent from the scenes|amdavits to such a large extent that]3nd clrcumstances in relation to the bureau of standards, Prof. Moses B. thé appearance o; Baaten @7 | stroyed by fire early.ysstériay morn- would be “a much wiser policy” than| which knew herdlwell (nh the oldl: they, no doubt, will be called to make ;}l:,fi:u?,:." ::’t'e(;uxnil:.td!g;:!mfii;m:. Grand Jury Also Returns Other gcl"“gorcmG‘:’In‘e’:n;::l'i?e'n:loshn:d dinal. 3 x . . , refused to discuss the reporte i - C: X Thiee Itallan elcdiRals, ineludiag | In€. was found by workmen at 10:50 | °ne foF 100 iy k"“d"“‘!"fgx by ::" B Bianee beiween nersel? and the | 20 explanation to the committee. /| qither of the partles and defend the| Indictments Today—Certain |man Coilege. The committes will the present pontiff, sgreed to this de- | o'clock this morninge This brings the | Ford: because “all kinds of hings ¢an | yoman whose body was found in the| —Miister Expresses Confidemce. |#31d suit on behalf of the common- make fis report at this evening's sen- lay, but were overtuled by the ma- | number of krmown dead from the’fire | DaPpen in a hundred year: Potomac river. E. V. Regester, pastor of the M. E. 0 the same purpose and effect Charges Ignored. sion of the convention, and has in- u fices in New York city, but whose o P today expressed the opinion that early j"mc;‘m" Deduice home 18 in Middleboro, Mass. After | 10 Chillan plan, which sets aside next week the committee will hear| , "rReY Must Give Word graduating {rom Cornell University | giTaey the remaining days into tén those persons who have been more or | 36 2 There shall be filed in |he studied law at Georgelown 300 110 months of thirty days each and two less persistent in making charges|SYC™Y Such suit by the attorney for |, Myl 3¢ Magdeburg, Germany.|MODtRS of thirty-two days each. that scandals and frauds have been |(}® cOomplainant & statement, on|For a time he was secretary to Sen- Metric Week Five Days. s Tobiaiat ¢ |his honor a practicing attorney, |ator Lodge of Massachusetts, and| The metric plan, which provides for practiced here in the obtaining Of |that after reasonable inquiry ae be- |held the position of assistant United | seventy-three weeks of five days each divorces. It 1is likely, though, |lieves that the complainant or the |States attorney for Massachuset!s. in the calendar year. It ides for that the committee will confine fits|defendant, as the law may require,| Judge Brentano has been a member year. provides fo) ttention to only those charges |Na8 been ‘bona fide domiciled in the |of the superior court of Cook county,|ten months in the year which contain hloh e, oneiaered apecific “Fol. i State of Vlrfilnln for at least one year | 111, for more than thirty years, serv- | alternately thirty-seven days and e ot ot the i Wiry tne [Preceding the commencement of the |ink as chief justice part of the time. | thirty-six davs each. there being five e il then onter 1“‘0“ the |8uit; or. in lieu thereof, the attorney | Previous Appointment Nullified. months of thirty-six days and five Zamination of those persons whose may flle a statement of the facts he It was pointed out at the State|months of thirty-seven days, making ;.‘.‘M. appear in the cases which [SXPECtS to prove as constituting- evi- |Department today that the nomination | a total of 363 days. the. mmm‘:m. Considers queation- dence of jurisdiction. of Mr. Davis as minister to Costa| A plan proposed by Dr. G. C. Savage able and supicious. In this connec- |l EVery such suit the judge, |Rica nullifies his previous appoint-|of Xashville. Tenn. which would e e o ltiee will examine at. |either in term. time or in vacation, [ment as minister to Guatemala. in | practically restore the ancient Julius O e e phlicants for ai. |shall appoint some discrect and com- |which office he had been confirmed. |Caesar pian and also adopting cer- O b vcs, the withasess and |Vetent attorney at law, not related |The change in government of Guate- | tain features of the Jewish calendar. oo el e v inedses 203 |to fither party or interested in the Imala and the fact the United States| The convention of the association Ewenring Lo, the “one.yesr domicile |Sult o be kncwn as divorce proo- |has not recognized the de ficto|was called primarily to indorse the O 0 hoonasy tor, ' whose duty it shall be to defend | regime brought about the second ap- | simplest and best of the calendar re- B was iatimated today by mem-|Ihe suit in the name of and in be- [pointment, it was stated. 1o 1 However, when some of bers of the subcommittee that there half of the commonwealth of Vir- - ve-mentfoned revolutionary |sinia, as herelnafter. schemes were presented, the work was spokesmen, were the leading sup- | The local police department report-|to 50 whether it would necessitate|’death.” Y m::;ne;vreaud Groat confidence in hla‘;zntyo?;niur.l:.nslweflr, m& ohmg(wxu of the white slave traffic act was re- '&Z}:‘Z’.fl:’.’fif—?'&fi.‘.‘h‘2,",’;,,,’:2.0;.“" porters of the plan for delaying the|ed today that after a careful re-|negotiating a new offer. ““This is a love wake,” she told the | 1. "members of investigating | PhoCqetendons, o °gwfl"mn¥ f}“‘;‘ ported today by the nd jury % -::no\mcement until Monday after-|checking of the list of guests in the It would unless Mr. Ford agreed tonewspaper man who discovered her|.ommittee and stated that he, per- plainant; he } POTLEC O E. Arnoid. Al“mom' L S e L Ty on. it;” Mr. Weeks answered. “It would [ whereabouts. “If 1 decide to commit Tocal thai. | shall be present at the taking of the 0 ST notel it was found that sixteen per-| (i B (L fguring on the amortisa- | suloids you can bat it will ba spec. | jonely, F3d many of the locsl Ieal | testimony and cross-examine the wit- | formerly conducted an automoblie ac. | \ETERAN BUREAU CLERK Prastacs: sons stll were missing. This list.|tion plan, but 1 do not belleve it|tacular. No, sir. no drowning for ma. | fcinod, mre highty pleased at the fair |nesses introduced by either of the P. y C: 0, - | at Chattano: ‘Tenn., in ti Cardinal Mercler when seen by an|tne police state, was compiled from [would mean & redrafting of the whole |'m pretty much alive, a8 you can see.” | and thorough manner in which the avr.n';'r:t wl:::uaagrn ;:;rln‘n:‘ ::fc;:" Arqctists nd‘cg;‘w”ar;‘u n{cargl:l:“:;. HAS SLEEPING SICKNESS Ahedionce to ta marscmondent said: |, card index system taken from the [Ofer | L oiner question, the| Attempted Suicide in October. committee is going about the task |rionwealth, to the end that the truth | Bates. 3 sixteon-year-old high school forblds me saying what took piace inside | hotel's records. S ofaly asserted Mr. Ford had in- |~ Last October. the one-time chorus (o e ot of the matter in controversy may be | 8irl, Who left her home, 3320 Morri- the locked d but you may say that| The department announced today|sisted om the $5,000.000 figure as his|girl whose name was featured on the | 852" 'RUERS. O Seq™ Y :ul!y amx;.rea' Lo ‘;‘29 court. w en K son’ -;;ept‘:fl;g;:efél é'a{l:-;{"'; ll-:é Torrence Wolford Is Now Reported L vas, L om. and will b in favor of |tnat six persons reported that they|price offer for the nvivtar.nl:xlg::'l.led by | front pages of newspapers at the time | confident of splendid rasults when Ahefl Aopesc Ao defense is bein | Washington in an automobile. Both| Improved at Hospital Where ]me&xcanslbelng present at the Pope's | .ro sate. They are: B. H. Jones, E. Sflnhg ong.o:"?‘nry AEainst any at.|her then husband killed Stanford |the committee conull: :"-.’:,lflv‘vm;t. '1:: made by the defendant, it shall be the | the girl and Arnold were returned to glection. T think that the ,l";'-n“rlal;'s"i A. Smith, A. B. Fittz, 3. R. Nelson, |ihe, \Wor SiC7art of tne government | White attempted sulcide when county stated that the great majoricy of the GUS° 0 (16 St Mivorce proctor to Waskihelon 0y the poice, Heo Is Under Trestment. e and J. E & 1 officials appeared to evict her for non- report such fact to the court by a cer- ers indicted and the charges after the demise of the pontift should be fJ. ¥ Blue and J. E. Scott. to enter into the manufacture of{ BURICE ARESTC " prompt action by |that the committes will show no par- | SRRON IO TRAC 0 00 OORCE 0% & 920" | 4 oo inat them are: James Buse Torrence Wolford, twenty-three sult of his findings: If the court is|sault with dangerous weapon; vears old, employe of the Veterans' amended to read twenty days, so as to Reports From Hospitals. ftertilizer.” , Physicians saved her life. insure not only participation of the ? ; “If the property was mine.” he con. > eard of Miss Nes- |tice those persons who have beenl| o.; n, grand larceny; J United States and Canadian cardinals, | According to the latest information | tinued, “I would, however, insist upon Nfisl‘;an:l:h:a\hl;m 9,8 Mies lte - | pulity. of Irfegular or illegal practice |Satisfled trom the said certificate of ?fly;o“nx Al iarceny, Jame “flez;x;x;e; bureau, who was taken suddenly ill ¥ 4 : but also the South American.” trom the hospitals, twenty-eight per- |a guarantee for fertilizer manufac- B o il OB s E\“connecuon ‘with the divorce situa-|the divorce proctor that the contest e B Haner Roomasq W jben:lat Sigma Alpha Epsilon _Alumni y is being conducted in good faith, it : ; Archbishop Andriev . of i inj ~ | ure for the life of the contract. i & E & faith, i ne: nond W st ST e I e who uring. the war met more. Asrr Pt ];?ii‘.::'?fl::e:".::y‘:,::u Houne in Ciash Over Shoals. |18 8 deDLY ucrE Mo e e e e o T Ay, rocoer rom aaTe | Davia' W Lyperman, houscosexking: e s i Tasisted that tno el srench, prelates. | oportion of these are serlously| A fight developed in the House to- |sidewalk M ave here tonight to attend tomor- |Consideration of the case, Where no|Samuel L. Saylor and Everett Jewell, . ' 3 y 1 by Dr. Elliott Camp- the riculture and mili- wveral times previously when Miss def. i int by the defend- j houtebreaking and larceny. gency Hospita . O’Connell's failute to be admitted atjhurt, and that the fatally injured :':lg'ybg;;;‘mu; “nfr Surisaiction over N:J:m"," lnre&en 8 with dispossess ;“,'ng,:mn:’en.;n:::lé:“tth:on&:: :n'-’::‘:‘.’! n?nt?’i‘l“sha‘ll’l‘;ae:g:!:z(y’;l (hee d?\':vr;(‘! TThe Erand jurors Iknored a charge ;?;:lt}r:;l; ::):eng:x"lgemp w..cll.r:;hm:g t.wo.:xcc;snvehconslaves might be con- | will not be more than one, at the|negotiations looking (ghth? sale ’:g;l proceedings [riends !;' come to the (gl "0rTire Hall divorce bill. Judge |Proctor at the concluslon of the in- ?r ho%;eb::&li;rfin:gagr;lzera;;ipl;filn» Fecognize and converse with friends. rued by the “American practical ... lease of the Muscle oals project.| rescue *with 1oans that temporarily | Norton was appointed a committee of | Vestigation to file a certificate of Pl I8 ot ot l{ When the young man was stricken, minds” as significent of bad will. With hearings in progress before the | somposed her difficulties. o the 168t meeting of the in- |facts as disclosed by his investigation | against Gust Tokas, an assauit| is stated, he displayed symptoms is a pity the American came too | (it was stated at police headquarters| w ;jie,ry committee ~on Secretary SR | of the case, which shall constitute & | to kill against Redgar Glenn. t w v gjimiliar: gating_committee to attend this 2 auggestive of ptomaine poisoning. rov e AR e L i ) Wil- | Weeks' report on the oer of Mrtars| A method of stilling waves in front | hearing and to urge incorporation to [PAIt of the record in the case and| - Lateritiinsaliment svayiiagnosiafos cal ldeatss oo methods and practl- | tamepert, Pa. tame BerS ane St the | commitiee unanimousiy Voted to meek | Of breakwaters by an infusion of airthe Hal bl of seversl amandments) S35, 08 O ime” o GIVES DRIVE CAPTAINS gy 51 e “vatdthat the The correspondent fs informed that :‘.‘:u\r'::% the fire. i’heg'ohce fearn- | possession of the report by obtaining { bubbles has been perfected. opted by e Lscpoletinat accordingly. s the thres German cardinals strongly [eq that T. D. Plerier of Yonkers, N.|rereference on the floor of the House. gupported the French and Belgian at-| Y., who Is belleved to have perished lude that America must be represented. he flames, was a contractor, was 'AIL the foreign cardinals were Ereat- | hairog ama was the son of ¥. H.|UNIONIST LEADERS ly impressed by the linguistic ability | plerier of Yonkers. of the new pontiff yesterday, when he| FollowIng is a list of those reported KIDNAPED IN RAID patient's illness is of an unusual . Perachs 80 Vomanae.actamse or on; | CONVENTION HALL PLANS |form of nieeping sickness, 1o morc [] test, reasonable notice of the time and aclied usually are sick a day of two THE mlsl‘l E s . place of taking any depositions, or of la(;ked 1“'11 yc lou 4 any motion or other proceedings, shall | Chairman Harper Informs Workers P ieh Wottord, however, he eom- f being sick only an hour great : g ; i tes-| How Gathering Place. Will |[Blained o B e D fof them 15 iNis oW {by- chie police toduy as mIssiEL . What will be the effect of admitted freedom on the Irish aonyishall ba sulceh oF Meath exsost € or'two before e was found unable Rule Aut taco T cartar: United States Navy; 1 eople? - I e preNeNoD of euih divorce proc Fillimreads, he had ‘mo recollection ‘of what took Autidates Discovery of Ameriea. [E. T amond: Samuel Ash. Rich (Continued from First Page.) people: 23380 4 A tor, or upon written interrogatories A T R by oyl el g In* conneetion with the suggestion |2 2\3511‘ mclémo‘v;b.m ebAAD Rl ‘on | Will the accumulated animosities and misunderstandings agreed dto by him. Upon application Captnln!d :}r te‘am-‘ se:‘euod‘h(n con- DS ot Tne Bosnltal Soasy. ghas mond; C. Sberly. S f : : 5 o unds with whicl: | %3S ! ¥ that the time between the death of a known:bs, Enf'fl',%”én%'}‘?e'if"'fi}. Cilhome at Garvaghy. He also was of seven centuries disappear like the I;m;]t b’eiore the setting by e lg;grfi;grgg;g{“;;';fl:;;,;h-;,'; B A Y ey convedtion haat ie :::“m::;m- condition seemed much Pope and the conclave for the election | E. T. Cox.” Ric 3, addr ot | Wounded. f an autonomous government in Dublin? taken orally in open court. Washington have received from 3 2 A iAot e 1 : 2 1k; 15, S. Harold, address not| Tmnp motor _cars drove up to the up o 2 OU8 & o 3 . s < > '] Wolford is a_ graduate o as oL sy Puccessor, be extended, it e | SSIN G " "anaw, Criegapenke und | eulionos in Bnisiilien of Tumes How will the individual benefit; where will be the gain for 580, 5, In "anysuch “suit. when | Rebert N. Harper, chairman of thel 1o and Lee' URiversity and Wenr- Tegulation was promuigated under the O o Chroll T G W Haw Coopat: & e bar o e Teery Skiffington, the Dublin greengrocer ; Dennis O'Donnell, yacation. ahall be satisfied that such |iuatructions In Writing to guids them A e i DTt St tore Ameiery wa miZTh, cen | lorns, “address ROt e ierer, | sion.’ Cooper opened fire on the men, the dairy farmer, and Bridget, his wife; Shaumus Collins, the Service In_ defending o contentink |day. o ! it R L T e T8¢ French cardinals, Duboise, An: e 'R Boles, address | Who hastlly fetleed. @ was made in poet-priest; Sir Harry, the squire? $A10 pul R rensonable compensation | D e enformed «f the)ness trip In Kansas, was summoned thoigh Tetraining from Impartiag any R South Donegal. Ma). Miles of Bally- How will the people, who have fought so stubbornly for lars and not more than fifty dollars {pacity and proposed purposes of the 2;;:’“,“‘ JOUREImATS [TacOVery 48 premmelan 4% STU A G| Padents tmprovnr. ek BN a0 kit D sef-rule, take hold of the complicated machinery of govern- | 836 1 sshel sxhunate, ity el | ctarilnhe wiatament 15 G indicated thelr feeling was that the| A careful survey st the hospitals|las of Kinglough' were carrled oft by ient? any allowance for the attendance of | 1t is pointed out, as heretotore an-| PER DIEM PAY STANDS.. Pitase concinver st pardinals at | tnis morning of ma.:,‘:’“:: dA::::; R Mdevelops that the ralders cap- Their economies, their finance, their plantings and reap- B3 Nim on Behaic of the Lormmton: | nounced: tbat the Suditorium will be AT Tne enerable Cardinal Lucon, Arch- | that with b8 Co0e oy N, ¥., a| Cired 8 Jorry load of Ane s samcar ings, their fisheries and manufactories, their arts and letters, Teulth, shall 'be taxed by the cleri |pacity, including gallery, of 6,000 yer- | No Reduction Contemplated Be- of eims, remarked in his | Galles, twenty-six, o 33 special const ! < . . N V it 8 o sons. nances permit, a voiec serene way: “I think it was a great|o¢ tne patients are improved. Galles|ing and killing one of the constables.| - how will they appear in the light of new conditions? - |suit and be paid as the court shall |ampilfier and an organ e lnd fore April 1, Commissioners Report error, but the Americans are broad ftering from a broken back ana| Sixty lorry loads of the class < THESE QUESTIONS ARE BEING ASKED BY AMERI- determine; ~but neither the said di- | gtalled. £ - RS minded enough to understand it was |is suffering oty specials were sent to Tyrone and Fer-| - ; vorce proctor nor the commonwealth | “Waghington will be, without com-{ No reduction will be made in the N eallene partial paralysis of the body. menagh from Belfast today. CANS. ; shall be Jiable to costs. petition, the convention city of this|Wages of the 2,000 per diem laborers o make reference | pimer Deffenbaugh, Ithirtystwo,| The majority of the men arrested| - Forrest Davis has gone to Ireland to find the answers. H country, with this auditorlum,” the |and mechanics of the District gover, to the conclave proceedings, he was v came from Longford. One of them, 2 : i ted. * aai €| ment, at least before April 1. 2 ude to America for | ported to be - blican army uni % ) A < 2 : 4 an ten dollars. missioner A “er. part in the war. :‘;’;"bm was somewhat improved ta-| Extensiva kidnapings also were re- - appear three times weekly in The Star. They will be a series . “Bea. 8. Upon the sugaeation’ of| Wil be for the purpose of h""’"“lm the wage board its recommend: SRk ” = rand opera, If so desired; concerts, “What we should have done without ffering from chest in rted early today in County Slgo, ictures of the actual situation in town and countryside, the divoree proctor that the com- . theatricals, frst r tion for a 5 per cent cut. the: Americans I shudder to think,” | 9a%; Fe 18 BUESEEE anicles. ported Gir° Josslyn Gore-Booth, & of pictures of Fis e bbb ual; e plainant has not been bona fide domi- | Jesge moving picturcs, balls ‘ang e | In returning the report the Com- said the prelate of Rheims. “They Physiclans sald today that the fol-ibrother to Countess Markievicz, a done dispassionately and cleatly, nging the indivi g ciled in the state of Virginia for ohe| hibits of any desirable character|missioners instructe e A o d o o ° he question again on March learned today that move. |1owing Datients, while some of them | members of the dull clrearr; was re ures to the foreground and emphasizing the warm, human r Jrlor to ‘the natitution of the | which the board of managers, eiected | take up the QUETan AR Cn Narh we i szt . the stockholders, may deem be ment toward insuring American rep- cleinents over the political and economic ones. i from? <) > er any reduction should be made on tati vi thought to be out of dange: B i - proper. . It is understood the city ;er;:{l“ "’;lu::!{m:“;‘nylm‘::flz:: 3. H. Hag:r, twenty-six, Boydton, CRAIG ENDS PARLEYS. He will travel up and down‘ and .cmlu the island, pene- e ot e Ataas Sere u’;n.{uah in m-'co‘:m and-French residents of Rome and | V& o oW trating to the country towns, visiting hall and cottage alike, the marflage status shall be emter.| Lions and tigers t in captivity |by a feeling that the pay of the: that a delegation of such ts|_John R. Coch fifty-three, New Trist 920 § rati ST 7 5 2 ed | six one day a week without f0od 'men should not be reduced in mid- nadt Viaited 3 Jonnert, ine Frencn WYcl‘l'k'lelvgel:n‘s::l(:lmt':d:;n oke’umes | Ay BN OF Act ot getting the viewpoint of the dairy farmer. the fisherman, the fastitution ot autt, Dit '{'fi“‘.fi'g‘; o keen thom 1n £00d health. win Sramention that h tae.cam, Tith the | WG dorge Cutter, 47, Buckros Beach, Ulster Boundary Dispute. squire—and their wives. He will observe the first steps toward - |interlocutory decress of orders as ma; up ‘semi-officially with the holy see|Va.; fractured leg and injured back. - | py the Assoclafed Press, to jscertain what could be done to| James Folden, 28; Patton, W. Va.:|™y ONDON, February 7.—Sir Jamés %0l Tack ‘of American reprementa. |sprained back and lacerations o Craig, premier of Ulster, announced - " the eréction of new institutions in the Irish Fret State, tran 234’?3:.’& 23'35.%&1" i’..urttt’o:‘nl::r ]APA N STOPS WORK ON CAPI /4 TAL SHIPS lating his observations into their effect on the individual. Do entered ot any time: after & full ‘3 4 % . N P’ Rearing has heen’hnd. 2 e T Rt St T | SRS e Nomnare e, Vo et n e aouaoh |2 . Davis has ben « dramatic wnd ineray critc, a poic- . [MER Je et o | UNDER THE WASHINGTONAGREEMEN under consideration, but indicated he | fractured ankie, bruises and burns. - | g itor conferences with the, fm- ical reporter-and is one of the editors of the Detroit Free betore Fobrancy it instituted on o g would not act in any way without | B. H. Trice, 69, Globe, Va.: sprainea} '/ rnment, but would stand] % Press. His last assignment for the Free Press was the Wash- © |drea and twenty-rons Dineteen hun- : y consultation with his home govern- | back. | R o s 1etter to Prime. Ministe SR . 2-kwe. By the Associated Prees. order to afford employment for the mient. e . Harival. 51, Portiand, Me. B e na this TimesMiniNter ington arms conference, which he cdvered for six weeks, writ- TOKIO, February 8.—The navy | dockyard workers ...~ .=~ 4 &~ U 1557 o N B s = £3 g ) g 70, ~ MILAN CELEBRATES ELECTION A H, Harrison, §7. St. Louls; frad- | Ulster would insist on_the “applica ing a daily interpretative article. 4 GOV. SMALL PARDONS NINE. | aepartment has ordered dockyards “:;{urcl in allowed 370,000 tons o ured Tome U Spartanburs. B on o O et n? 520 usternment| -: . .~ He has read widely in the field of Irish fiterature and the SPRINGFIELD,. I Fevruary 3| to stop construction work on the | ne'naval reaty. At present she Elevation of Archbishop to Vatican | C.; hip injured. Left hospital today. | dary adjustments could be made | - " drama ahd has interesting acquaintanceships’ with striking . mn}{?&"flg (Eanted Dofdon to] etent b-ma-‘:m and b;‘!l‘cl; ::""; B A Pas about 120,000 of which % Haled in Home City. o B Dol 26 Nortolk: mrobabl | O e Bas ohtained Impértant figures in Britjsh letters, including Philip Gibbs, Johns Gals- education, convicted of contempe or| °r® RO on the wAYE WIEL LIS 0 | can be declared obsclete. leaving e ! Krnest Staples,. 27, Richmond; leg|concessions Whereby ' a substantial| . 3 , W. E-George, G. K. Chesterton and H, G. Wells. Th scrapped, the margin By the Associated Press. . tion of the claims for compensa-{‘ i = ‘.. Sig 3er o . i JIEAS. Eobruary 7othe ity off "B mwts, Seouemitie, va, ana x| Bon for malclops Infrite SSnkivga| 7 LHe e in Ireland, representing The S, without bias 10! 0 erso! ‘aughn, N. C,, n northern " its archbishop to the siprognd. o = eby the imperial exchequer, the first pay-{ . polit o Tipus; an oRY. corfl 4340, SaL. 8 t. truction 165,000 tons. wmn‘;‘:a‘:::hle:: ’:h"nt;.o m?n. 'TMI constrhction work can be Owari and Tosa; the battle cruis- carried on with the funds released ers are the Atago, Akagl, Amagi uumzh stoppage of work on the papal throne. s ¢ ips. The amount-thus Pope Plus has sent thé followin ~ Thom: tle of Portsmouth, be made in May. 2} .. ...varsion of the realities of the new day_in Erin. . | - and Takao. capital sh! 8% t0.he Siocese: 1 bestow Smon | sufoing 1rom Driiace tnd bursh, sad| - he resssembiing ot tia nerthets | ‘' '{HE FIRST ARTICLE SENT FROM IRELAND BY MR.- JConstruction, of, amxlliary, Tl | BTeL of e mivy depsriment, B e Toahe b mflnfi. fi":’fi'fiw both umm&“ S fl"h T pika Moos Dosmo ) IN “THE . STAR. ‘will be advanced to the present, in | approximately 106,786,000 yen.' . ., o _DAVJS WILL APPEAR TOMORROW