Evening Star Newspaper, November 16, 1923, Page 38

70,165 BOK PEACE PLANS SUBMITTE Jury of Award Begins Task ; of Picking Winner, Who Will Get $50,000. By the Assoclated Press. NEW YORK, November 16.— The Jury which will award the $100,000 prize offered by Edward Bok for the best practicable proposal to achieve and preserve peace begins today the monumental task of picking the win- ning plan from the 22,165, which had been submitted at the close of the contest lagt night. Remedies pro- posed to end the war came from men and women scattered among twenty- two nations, Announcement of the winning plan is expected by January 1. For a month the jury of award, of which Elfhu Root™ is chairman, has been &oing over previously submitted man- uscripts, but the real process of se- lection starts today with examina- tion of the flood of proposals that r‘oured in as the time drew close. to a winner will receive ¢ when the jury’'s announcement s made and an additional $50.000 if the plan Is approved b ited States Sen decided that a popular support has the chosen remedy. A nationwide referendum on the solected plan will be conducted in January by the award jolicy com-i mittee, whose members include John W. Davis, Nathan L. Miller, Mrs. Glfford Pinchot, Mrs. Ogden Reld, Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt, Henry L. Stimson, Melville E. Stone and Mrs. | Frank A. Vanderlip. | Members of the pollcy committee | estimated that at least one-fourth of | the contestants were women, judging | by the number of requests’ recelved | from women for information on the contest. Conditions of award were distributed to 200,000 individuals, in- ' dorsed at numerous conventions and circulated by a co-operating council | of eighty-eight national associatior with a combined membership of 4 000,000, MOTHER IS IMPLICATED IN MURDER OF INFANT ‘Widow With Five Children and Married Man Jailed, Following Discovery of Body. By the Assoclated Press. YBIA, Ohlo, November 16.—A widow, mother of five children, and ' a married man, sald to have been her neighbor, are in jail here following an investigation by the Lorain coun- ty coroner into the finding of a baby's body in a farmyard. According to authorities here, the man made a statement in which he is alleged to have told of buying the | casket, putting the baby into it, pour- | ing in a quantity of chloroform and | then burying the infant while it was under the influence of the anae thetic. Fearing detection, the alleged statement continues,” the man went out a week later to bury it deeper. | A passing motorist saw him and told | authorities. The widow and the man will be charged with first degre mur- der, the coroner said. ———— FIRE RAZES CITY BLOCK. | Firemen and Spectators Hurt in} Arkansas Blaze. } EL DORADO, Ark., November 16.- Nearly a_block in the business di trict of Smackover, an ofl town fi teen miles north of this city, was de- | stroyed by fire vesterday. The loss is estimated a $80,000. i Several firemen and _spectators were burned, one seriously, by live Sires which fell upon a grotip of fire- ghters. | The fire originated in a taflor shop. | Persistent Coughing— wastes your strength, makes the delicate throat tissues raw and sore, exposes you to more serious trouble. You can check coughing with Dr. King’s New Discovery. Natu- rally and harmless- Iy it stimulates the mucous membranes to throw off clog- gingsecretions. Has apleasanttaste. 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Hospital Size, $1.00. lowing the wedding left with his bride on a private yacht for.Fairhope, Wwhere the newly wedded couple took & walting automobile for the trip to Pensacola, from where they will leave on a bridal tou Miss Tapia had been the honor ‘guest at many recent entertainme: planned for her wince her engaAg: ment was announced to Mr. Hende: son, which included & reception at the home of. the bride's nts, scheduled to be held last t. She was to have married Mr, Henderson this afternoon. —_— From the Virginia Resl. ride—I want to buy some writing T, please. - k nen sheets? Bride—Sir! id writing pap ADVERTISEMENT MARRIED TO ANOTHER ON HER WEDDING EVE Mobile Girl Becomes Bride of Suitor Who Ruslied to Her in Seaplane. By the Associated Press. MOBILE, Ala., November 16.—Miss Anita Clarke Tapla of Mobile, whose wedding to Harvey Henderson of Winter Haven, Fla., was to take place here today, was married yesterday to Felix Noble WHliams of Anniston, = H ‘Willlams came to tI Pensacola, FI HUMBLE LIFE PREFERRED BY MILLIONAIRE BRIDE Heiress to John W. Gates’ $38,- 000,000 Estate Offers Handsome Forest EHome for Sale. CHICAGO, November 16.—Dellora Angell Norriss, heiress to the $38,000,- 000 John W. Gates estate, who married “Les” Norrls, a childhood playmate, has found love in a small-town apartment preferable to life on Her Lake Forest estate, and that bequest, with its thirty- two-room house filled with rugs, tap- estries, antiques and a collection of val- uable “paintings, is offered for sale. Many articles of furniture already have been sold. Last spring, Miss Angell announced her engagement to Lester Norris, a_boy from her home town, St. Charles, where they both grew up. " was a free lance artist and the son of the local undertaker, Friends expected the couple, after marriage in Los Angeles, would live in Mrs. Norris Lake Forest home, but instead & small apartment in St. Charles was rented, and the poor artist's bride began housekeeping, doing her own cooking and sewing, and having a lot of fun doing it. | Her friends say she has lived up to her promise to be a democratic house- wife. ! Bran's nction fs wonderful. JAPAN MARTIAL LAW ENDS. | | andledoaee S purife 1 vaocks'oft the dangerous toxic poisons and frees the By the Associated Press. ! system from pollution! Try Kellogg's l";:ll“ for l; ]wnl IRM it rvl\llnvl{ -nn': s 1]l tablexpoonfuls each day:_as much eac TOKIO, November 16.—Martial law, ||| meal in chronic easex. . You will be s declared in the devastated area of Ja- || tounded at the difference fn your feellngs! pan shortly after the earthquake of | September 1, ended at midnight last | night. 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DOWN STAIRS STORE |Continuation of Our Sale English Broadcloth Shirt Not just plain “English Broadcloth Shirts,” but that fine, lustrous texture English Broadcloth that looks so well and launders so well, They are with or without collars and in : . Grays and Tans White In Neckband Styles With Button-on Collars to Match DOWN STAIRS STORE “P. 0, FRIDXY, NOVEMBER ¥6, Y923. DIVORCE SUIT LAWYER ACCUSED OF EXTORTION Attempt to Get $20,000 From Bar- bara La Marr, Film Actress, Charged to H. I. Roth. & suit' for divorce he flled recently against Barbara La Marr, motion plc- ture actress, in behalf of Ben Deely, :nofl asserted himself to be her hu and. According to the distriot attorney's office, Roth, after filing the divorce action and naming Jack Dougherty, present husband of the aotress, as co- respondent, threatened to il amended complaint naming thirty-six onal co-respondents, many of By the Assoclated Press. th em prominent in film circles, un- 108 ANGHLES, Calif.,, November 16 | [ons $20,000 was paia to nimc o UB" —Hermaa I Roth, Hollywood attor- La Marr contends that her ney, was arrested here yesterday on |marriage to Deely was annulled by a & charg: ¢ of extortion growing out of ' decree of the Cook county, IilL, courts ! lin 1ast May, shortly betors she and Mr. Dougherty” were marriod. i ONE KILLED, TWO HURT. Electriclans at Work Get Contact With 441,000 Volts. November 16.—One electriclan was killed and two others ‘were seriously injured late yesterd: the wire on which t: wete working came into contact with a e carrying 44,000 volts. 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Other Sticks, $2 to $15 Men's Furatshings Section, First Seen i il i Felt Slippers $3 The famous Daniel Green Felt Slippers in a wide range of styles and colors; also gray and brown Ever- etts with leather heels and soles. Others, $2.25 to $4 P Al oot ., _and George Parker ai rence Irvin, both of whom were said to’ be in' a serious condition at a was pulled too hard and cam. kontact with the heavily charg Best toppled over dead and Parker and Irvin were picked —_— Punch Bowl. She—Oh, I wish the Lord had made He (bashfully)—He did.