Evening Star Newspaper, November 22, 1922, Page 15

GERMAN LECTURE PLAN Americans Not Ready to Have Vio- lent Teuton Policies Rammed 1 Down Throats, He Says. By the Assoctated Press. 3 INDIANAPOLIS, November 22— Garland W. Powell, director of the Lo =lo=llo =l oy = A lot of the fun of Christmas giving is in knowing that Lo THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C..l WEDNESDA_Y, NOVEMBER ‘2.2. 1922.: LEGION OFFICIAL RAPS lL loyd George May Come to U. S. Ve ) Case Against D. C. ote! an A.s Amb_assador Closed When Complainant and | Bpecial Dispatch to The Star. - ‘OTTAWA, Ontario, November 22.— Discussion continues relative to the prophecy of Lioyd $100,000 ALIENATION SUIT| . JURORS INDICT 17. IS DROPPED BY THORNE e s euviny Two Men Freed When Charges Are | erty; Arthur Starnes, Ch —_— and ‘Dani3l P. 0'Conno Ignored. William J. Canwell ath, Tan S The grand Jury yesterday reported | Famonc: Srand larceny: seventeen indictments and Ignored |Green, robbery; two cases. The cases dropped were a charge of forgery ‘against Willlam $100,000 | G- Knox and one of false pretenses :000] Jgainst William F. Rennfe. ‘Wife Are Reconciled. The Thorne-Schwartz allenation sult was dismissed yester- Clark, forgery; William Barracks and Those indicted and the charges|land S. Lomax and Daniel Taylor, you’ve guessed exactly what each one wants, Write “New Improved Gillette” after the names of the men who stand highest in your regard. and 155 Other Prizes 2+ Americanism commission of the Amer- ican Legion, In a stutement lssued here last night, protest agalinst the proposed American lecfure tour by Capt, Helmuth von Muecke, former German naval officer in command of | the crulser Emden. i “Capt. von Muecke's coming to the United States to lecture is deplor- able,” the statement said. “The Amer- ican people have not forgotten the 2o o >lo> past world war and there still re- >l George possibly | Schwarts, former proprietor of the golng to Wash- | New Commercial Hotel. for alleged | s alienation of the affections o arie | O e ik | & “Thorne. Mra. Thorne also had ambassador. Sev-|gyed her husband for absolute di- | eral messagos|vorce and Thorne had filed an in-| from England In-|junction proceeding against t:"lfi‘ . transfer of the hotel property Y timate “that many | sopartz on the plea that it was an | of his enemies would sooner have | sible damages in his alienation suit. v -| Attorneys Newmyer & King, rep- :‘"“ e “"‘"'":: resenting Schwartz, announced that | on an in ®|the dismissal of the proceedings | British house of lagainst their client followed from a| Sormons > reconcliation ‘between Thorne and is wife. The clerk of the court was A cable to thel iyen orders signed by counsel ai- | Montreal Star last | recting the dismissal of all three pro- night says gos- | ceedings in which the marital affairs | wips are busy with | Of_the Thornes are involved. ) Bridgework Gold Crowns 55 day. Elmer C. Thorne had sued Ben |against them are: Dora Wright, as-!non-support of wife. What Does Your Mirror Say? }, Does it show your teeth In perfect condition or fJi does it reflect them stained and with cavities? : 1f you are in doubt about their condition fJ Dr. Adams will be pleased to examine them and tell you their true condition without f§! /’ - (, 'r.r'l‘nlnu in “‘% xnnm; of the lmaJorllly 3 e causes of Amerlca's participation [0 ) in this war, chlef of which is the & “Find d{?:c s All those Christmas smiles of (5( | B e T T B hristmas e . 3 hey have not forgotten the many . Contust thanks will prove you 100 per 11 Amertean lives wacrificed upon the ni leflelds; they have not forgotten cent i h‘. 0 the many cltizens, as well as women ® and children, lost at sea. They' never 156 Prizes for best re- forget our righteous stand in behalf semblances to Gillette Christmas Faces. of humanity. A lifetime of sert;ice—and every OIS ST TICRT > ! g;&.‘t on November you! aluz con 1d be a violation certain privil America, and It w States entering the world war. 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