Evening Star Newspaper, March 20, 1922, Page 15

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Belton Kennedy, her sweetheart, Mrs. Mada- Iynne ObencHain, in whose case a jury last night disagreed and was dlis- charged, today was resignedly wait- ing for tomorrow, when, it is expected, her second trial will be set. The foreman reported the jury was “hopelessly.divided” and after each of the nine men and three women who composed it had been asked separate- ly and confirmed’ the, foreman's re- port, Judge Sidney N. charged them. The foreman, Fr retired attorney of court the rdivis had so stood jurors, favored conviction, while the three, including one woman, had voted for acquittal. They as the “hopeless di- vision” came he question of the guilt or i e, y never had reached the question of the degree ot ilt, ilt. They were out approximately fifty- six hours, of which nearly twenty- four were passed in actual delibera- tion, they said. Mrs. Obenchain, with a pale, drawn had become resigned t ment. Judge Reeve set the row, when, accordin; uttorneys office, 5 w be made for the sett L new trial te. BRITISH MAKE PROPOSALS TO SETTLE TURK ISSUE Izzet Pasha Announces Results of His Conversations With Marquis of Curzon. iated Press. in- | The American MAGAZINE on the Orient he 5 1 Out today—all news-stands—35 cents ALL WIRES IN NEBRASKA Farmers Are Jubilant, However, at Prospect of Damp Soil for Crops. OMAHA, Neb, March 20.—Wire service in. central Nebraska was practically smashed by the sleet and snow of late Saturday night and Sun- day morning, and it will take several days to cbmplete the restoration work, according to the telegraph and telephone companies and the rail- roads. 5 Jubilation was expressed, however, //"";’ [SECURITY ] Ownership and the Banker—2. 4\‘ “Safety First” Is Better than “DIVIDEND PASSED” Investment and Ownership—putting your dollars to work —that’s the way to get ahead. < to ten inches of wet snow, which is still better. 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Moore tells the dramatic, face-to-face story of this man whose nation- alist leadership is shaking the foundations of British rule in India in the Near Eastern Number Under_Government Supervision Richly Illustrated i April Tesue | RS T ) NTINOPLE, March 1%-—Iz- sh foreign minister. e r of hi for a settlement o tion; on; That the Grecks withdraw from Anatolia. That the allies protect the Chris- tian missionaries in Jonia, since the proved Incompetent ad- Justed, starting at Midia, and the creation of special regime at Adrianople. a That the Turks accept unreservedly the British solution of the problem |* of the Dardanelles straits. That the British frontier in Meso- potamia_inglude the town of Mosul, which has i urks. cen disputed by the That & speclal Turco-British con- vention be completed, to run twenty- five years. That the Turks abandon antiBritish propaganda in India, Dersia Afghanistan: - That Anatolla recognize the porte as the legitimate government in Tur- key and the re-establishment of the sultan’s authority over Anatolia. —_— HUNDREDS UNDER ARMS AWAITING K. K. K. PARADE When clothes are washed in hard water the dirt and grime is only partly removed therefrom Manhattan’s Soft Water Process For that reason a special zeolite filtration system is employed here at the Manhattan to soften the water used. Due to this improved method in laundering your clothes come back to you absolutely clean. There is NO QUESTION about it. e e e S e e e e e ettt s “When Things Leok Black, Phone The Manhattan” MANHATTAN ux . The streets we: Sunday evening es were made in t an klansmen appeared. $500,000 FIRE LOSS. Elmira, N. Y., Firemen Fight Blaze for! Five Hours. ‘ELMIRA, N. 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