Evening Star Newspaper, May 12, 1922, Page 34

UPANSFAIRNESS | Gotiers rerssz pistppomvs o Special Dispateh to The Star. 2 LOS ANGELES, Calif., May 12+ serve the term. It is his 8t. Gabriel, 0ld mission town, stil | Rieasure’ ,replied the unabashed slumbers in the bygone age of “He'll do hothing of the kind,” and deeds of the | declared the judge. rday—Children’s Day Popular Sally Sandals Message on Arms Conferenoe a salvatore Tor. | Saivaiors looked hurt, The kind ~ . - res, a nineteen-year-old youth of father, a man growing old, would In Patent Leather In White K]d Read by Ambassador at the 0ld tows, established a new | enjoy s term in-iall. Would he $3.00 not have excellent shelter and mark for generosity and filial de- € #00d? Would he not be votion when he was arraigned | Fros Zresm the probability of Work . Sizes 6 to 8.. Sizes 6 to 8..... ..$3.00 Tokio Banguet. Sizes 814 to 11 2 P : efore Judge Farrell, in the polic reaki him? Salvatore, a $3.50 and $4.00 Sizes 8% to 11. By the Associated Press. court Weanesday to anewer e | Young man, courd take chances on Sizes 115 to 2........$5.00 Sizes 11% to 2. TOKIO, May 11.—The “considerats| cnarge ‘of purloining—not a horse | o7k, 2nd food In the big world 2 ' % and accommodating spirit” shown by | _ p.¢ 9 - ity of ndin Sizes 243 to 7, Sizes 25 to 7 ut a bieycle. aplendid opportunity of spending $5.00 and $7.00 2 .. the Japanese delegate to the Wash- Salvatore was accompanied to three glorious idle months in jail o ) InEton contecesice was ommendsd bY | court by his father, whi although, | mhs Dty Of food and tub best Prestdent Harding in a message read| o Jigoong resident of San Ga. | °Jeabe Farrell’could not get Sal- ‘ * ’ z tonight by Amerlcan Ambassador| briel, has not acquired the tongue | vatore's angle at all, and Salva- C en s lte Footwear for ‘Warren, at a banquet given in honor f“‘lh; ;umlar(cnymi A‘{leru?ue;ll:;n- tore was ;u::laulplll‘:nly’ Eum:a . ES Salvatore .al en, N udge t th eful o e judge to b of the delegates by the American-| b O30 000 Hiat his gullt wae ‘;ran!elucr:h a simple and kind re- 3 i Japan Soclety. apparent and sentenced him to quest. The father also showed his a OoCessIons an er vents The results of the Washington ne-| ninety days in jail. disappointment when Salvatore gotlations, Mr. Harding's message de- “Very well, my father will serve explained matters to him just be- gl RS clared, were greatly facilitated by the| the terl for me,” said Salvatore, fore being led away, and there White Canvas or White Kid, in all the newest models, “fairn and moderation” of the| &nd, turning to his father, spoke were tears in his eyes when he includi; - anege. S tary Hughes also sent| & few words in Spanish, to which t of the courtroom. o inclading One and Two Strap Pumps and Ankle Straps . N e e e | Mo oraes s BTt e R ded o e O ate pant under: Just what you need—a complete change. ‘White Canvas One and Two Strap Pumps White Kid One-Strap, Cut-Out on Sides -?;ec:auon.' Sy hg};;i-." “ % E RN standing. Tonsacheabbay . i al the tops of 4 . g 3 message e W) yright, 1022. Scenic - Children’s, 4 to 8... .-$150 to §200 [ Children’s, 44 to 8. was ‘sent In the torm of & cableRTEm sie el e pre boulevards along ps of moun Children’s, 8% to 11. Children’s, 11% to 2.. Growing Girls’, 2% to 7.. $2.00 to g.;: Children's, 8% to 1i i slgned"by” Secretary “Haghvs, ol e tains 6000 feet above the orange groves. 500 : A : " et b 2 8400 to 300 | Groaremesid 50k : O'The President of the United States| BAILEY WEDS HEIRESS. | ecialr tner in's Dallas raliway ata- Missions like illustrated stories of old Spain. has been pleased to learn of the just- ided to get martied. touch of Mexico and z - Iy merited recognition. which by|Son of Ex-Senator Takes Bride, Who | Word sent to San Antonio and A, Old Mexico the Orient. Genial b \ this dinner 6f the Anierica-Japan So- 4 & marriage license was prepared In dmw_.mg‘ summer 69°. Socks » T Shnan o aem o e ens | -Already Has $10,000,000. the'iate hours, ot the algnt When e temperature iddi iy s o eir e ved shoi 5 Children’s Sport Oxfords Kiddies’ Strap Slippers ervices at the Washingion conter-| BAN ANTONIO, Tex., May 12.—Wel- | the’ceren Was performed. Mountains that meet the sea. Wonderful beaches, ence. Highly appreciative of the|den Bailey, son of former Senator Jo- great interest taken by these gentle- | seph W. Bailey, and Mrs. Electra lmen in the success of the conference, | Wagonner Wharton, daughter of W. the President would wish that he be [T. Wharton, Fort Worth millionaire permitted to share the occasion by | cattleman, were married here yester- The wife's fathers fortune is csti- gay with life and color. Splendid cities and primal d at $100,000.000. It is said that wilderriead A = The bride ‘hlu gw{o%?u‘n in her own close by. Yosemite the scenic climax . She is about thirty years old. ! : D . On the way stop at Salt Lake City; hear the organ in making through me his own acknowl- | day, after a quick decision at Dallas. ! ; . the wonderful Mormon Tabernacle; float like a sea-gull edgment of thelr sympathetic co-|They left for Tucson, Ariz., where Mr.| In twenty-dollar gold pleces one | + : operation and of the considerate and | Bailey owns a cattle ranch. Billlon doliars If laid flat wou d form | on the waters of Great Salt Lake. Side trip to Denver jatcommodating spirit with which| Balley and Mrs. Wharton had long!a line 1,000 miles long. nd scenic Colorad i itional cost i they participated in the many diffi- Lt | e oythout dadxt > ADVERTISEMENT. ! Take in Yellowstone National Park as you pass by. TN nibuteg tuew) The LOS ANGELES LIMITED leaves C. & N. W. ‘Terminal, Chicago, daily at 8:00 p. m. CONTINEN- TAL LIMITED leaves 10:30 a. m. B8 | The S 2 | gy adavt, the Solloving ‘Kellogg s Bran means so much to i , $pprecision o e Relprul co-opers- the health of every one who eats it!| FARES GREATLY REDUCED gt v se delegates.” i vt y ,_ b d v d JOS. STRASBURGER CO. LT NI TR gy T it S 5 et RPN SR B0/ e e S W e 310312 SEVENTH STREET U. S. ISOLATION WISE, Krumblad. Is uatuces swn. romedy | nelther dlscomforc® nor Irriiation. ||| WRITE - May is deciding month for summer vacations. 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Start was wise in staying out of the Genoa conference, stating that Burope is pursuing &nother shadow if it hopes for rehabdilitation through Russia un- [ d der its present government. 2 The people of Eufope, he asserted, n have gone back to work where they 4 have had the opportunity, have recovered from the war more rapidly than their statesmen. The key to the i financial reform of Europe, he said, is i the amount of reparations to be paid by Germany. While expressing the 2 th y_should pay all 3 eclared that unt had been made too high. 5 R The most depressing phenonemon to- Mr. Lo d t e 4 - 2 . A 3 - = - - can play a most important : moving these jealousies because { America’s motives are less distrusted. i ACCUSED LAWTON PASTOR REMOVED FROM CHURCH Ecclesiastical Side of Controversy Closed When Presbytery Acts. ANADARKO, Okla., May 13.—The ecclesiastical side of the Lawton Presbyterian Church controversy was closed when the El Reno Presbytery appointed R Robert Vonthurn, local pastor, be moderator of the First Presbyterian Church of Lawton. He replaces Rev. Thomas J. Irwin, who resigned following charges that grew out of & bathing pool marriage he performed. The E1 Reno Presbytery instructed Mr. Vonthurn to declare the pulpit “t of the Lawton Church vacant, and a motion declaring vacant offices of elders, deacons and trustees of the church. —_— The average educated person in daily spesch and writing uses no more than 2,000 words. An Vr - Saving of D7 JEFECTIVE today, and continuing for a limited period, all authorized Pennsylvania dealers throughout the United States are prepared to give, with each regular Vacuum Cup Tire purchased, J One “Ton Tested” .Tube ‘ | of corresponding size ! 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