The evening world. Newspaper, April 9, 1921, Page 2

THE EVENING WORLD, SATURDAY, APRIL 9, 1921, with territorial forces, capable of searing arms and between the ages of tighteen and forty to report at fearest territorial drill hall for yarpore of being commissioned or at the the HARDING CABINET " tmiformas, if possible, one day's food, ested for temporary military survi with the regular army in new units wtled ‘defense units.’ | ‘The reservists were asked to bring ON BiG PROBLEMS Mlankets, mess kits and other service fear. ‘These volunteers, who will be aup-| ot to ninety days’ service, together vith the special constabulary, are to ve employed in assisting the regular Srown forces in preserving order ant to Be Hard Worker | @otecting civilian volunteers who ace y | Yeing enrolied to take the places of! he strikers in carrying on tho vital] BUSY NIGHT AND DAY.| tration Shows President | Causes Depression Through- out Country. f The Evening World.) Rankine, who disappeared last Friday; LOS ANGELES, April 9.—Clana i} , food supplies | o | W NGELES, . el ered peogt Zh be j ALBANY, April 9—Gov, Miller hae after leaving her automobile at 5%h! Kimball Young, the motion picture <a ENPUTeLA Meroatts (OW Resume of What Has Been Americans Threaten Appeal to! “passed the buck" on direct primary Street and Second Avenue, had been) star is being sued for $3,878.80. ‘The ses t nh " raat F \ | | repeal to the Legisiature, and the seen in Evergreen Cemetery has been | Harriman National Bank filed suit im fardens, has béen hr adie into Accomplished—Only a Washington When Trucks | leaders will pass it back, They are received by J. M. Nye, the tormer| the Superior Court here for judgment hat Fesembi: field headquarters. artery st . ft ; 3 Members wt Sigeai Corse were Few Are Critical. Are Seized. | Lite fied Leer! both Pa ietaesenee Secret Service man directing the! in this amount obtained tn New York Fi € : \ the yVhitley bills and let the Gov- private search for her recently wasy this morning running lines from z \ : ak Fie ernor take his choice. dwin Palmer, a metal worker, of| Details in the latest Barrett boy } he wireless receiving station in By David Lawrence. ATHENS, April 9 (Associated | Thore are two bills before the Leg- No, 191 Covert Strect, Brooklyn, said. kidnapping, as revealed here by J. B. Censington Gardens sated ae iat (Special Correspondent of the Eve- Press).-Reverses suffered by Greek | islature providing for the repeal to he saw a woman in mourning remove | Armstrong. a private detective, indi- { eo eter Boe fag reich 19 World.) forces in Anatolia and the casuaities a bane hs disconect sae ciate her hat in the cemetery last Thursday cate a prominent San Francieso stitization 5 went ).| WASHINGTON, April 9 (Copyright, inflicted upon them by the Turkish Kaiba leds Le Lh hilt ihe ~ afternoon and comb her hair. His de- | banker may be involved im the fight jepot, as was done during the rail- PE) WTA Ae: WORM OE thy fiat form. One was introduced by Sena- scription of the hat, coat, fur piece between Dr. F. J. Barrett and his vay strike in the autumn of 1919 é & Nationalists have caused a great de- tor Walton, and is known as the and clothing of the woman fitted wife, of New York. He is alleged to dy has stated| Oth of the Administration of Presi | Walton-Adler bill, ‘The other wa [e Government already state | pression here. In some jovalitios this jello ta tar Other Was in> tie worn by Mra. Rankine. As a have urged a Tennes banker to thib other parks will be taken over dent Harding dispassionately and) troduced by Senator Whitley. . \ Ss Ke il be saken over] with a recognition nf the fact that | felng has expressed iteelt in burning The longer eculd net saree with “sult of the information police in the| uid the wife in her Bent to gain ous eitises to-day to install full work-| ome wasn't built in a day, even the King Constantine's picture and in re- regard to the measures and there sca etslanly Ise daa Taille Charlee seeloid rt of New York i i pa a Strickler of New York ar- eg paraphernalia in these contres,|™O*t ardent partisnn will admit that| tunal of reservists to answer *he call \yresexesss” has been considerable conflict be- New information gathered by the rived here on his world tour, He \ t le = beatecdeg H P| v » o e se je o 3 7 s rith powerful searchlights to make|* *t#rt has been made on more prob- | t4 colors, The “Roma,” shown in the picture during @ trial flight, was built |‘Wee" Individual members of both detectives working on the case ied to | aves to-day for Barbara. le thet: tt 24-|!ems in the last four weeks than was j Houses, 90 much 80 that at one time # revival of hopes to-day that Mrs. 1. sonsible ENS (Ok Sh") athe ta the tain Year Of Official statements on the sitnation| in Italy. She is now being taken apart for shipment to this country. | the whole eut bs ; Rankine might still be alive Miss R. E. Crawford and Anne M. war baste. year of the pre- ; ame vases ole subject was hung up and ‘it was learned to-day that Mrs.|Ramsey of Jersey City are at the Parliamentary Labor Party leaders |°°/9& administration are very meagre and are interpreted it was variously stated that there Rankine had arranged to go to Al-| Hotel Clark here This doean't necessarily imply orit!- | to mean the md the Executive Committee of the BURN KING'S PHOTO: FUNCTIONS AS UNIT RESERVES IGNORE GREEK ARMY CALL First Month of oe Adminis- Defeat of ens by Turks) CABINET ME! 3TS HOURLY Government may be Army Dirigible Bought FromItaly| | by the United States for $200, 000) | HARRIS NOT WANTED DAYLIGHT SAVING Plan Is Pake Miller in to Let Gov. His Choice the Matter. | (Special from a Staff Correspondent would be no repeal sal Detectives Also Learn Mi Woman Had Planned Trip Atlantic City. To LEGISLATURE WILL HOPE MRS. RANKINE PASS 2 BILLS ON IS LIVING REVIVED ~—DIRECTPRIMARY BY CEMETERY HUNT A report that Mrs. lantle City a few days At nette Kingsley me sing | Clara before she | FILM STARS SUED BY N.Y. BANK AND BIRD SANITARIUM { Kimball Young and Pauline Frederick Named in Actions. to The Eventne Word.) Arthur Farwell of New York will a Seed eA " disappeared. Reservation for her tradeg Union Congress held a con- dies dette aey ee ee withholding the truth from the people. DESPITE THE LAW oe autubeity’ that ieurhay bur sen See Hee AUPE Wen. aden et the | er ue ovoluccn OF fa\ais berore sence in the House of Commons 8s e face nevi tat ‘ B way Hotel Touraine. The trip was |the club women of Southern Califor= friction between a Republican Gona| News that the army Is retiring to aliens ‘ere this morning for the considera- ward positions originally held near BY NEW YORK POE has been arrived at by the planned for April 4, three days after {nia at the Federation District Con- 3 6, sing » e hi nish A t clue fon of the industrial situation, 11|STE9* -@4 a Democratic Bxecutive pee ee Finds Way to bf-| leaders, by passing both measures She vanished. Another clue on which | vention at Pomona soon. Charles yan believed the conference would | But it proves that when af branches | Brusa caused profound disappoint- ect It, Beginning on and putting it up to the Governor to ticket for Littleton, N. H., was sold | Baskerville, Professor of Chemistry fetermine whether a special session | ft the Government are of one political | ment and rent the drachma tumbling, Ben take his choice. at the Grand Central Terminal Satur-|at the College of the Clty of New complexion, decisions cam be made April 24 The bills are identical to a certain day night. This is the nearest rail-| york, in his report to the Ch f delegates of the Congress should quotations reaching fourteen to the : WAY MUALiGh tO MPEHOONIAN HENS Mite p the Chamber te convened, at which the attitude of |44 things accomplinhed bling, | NEW LONDON, Conn., Aprh 9.—1 Point. Both provide for the return (0 He einen te eee ade: eis [of Commerce here, says California has Miatea unions, with a membership] President Harding was looked upon | ‘The first wounded soldiers arriving | ne Fe saving by common consent will bi Bs. old senvention i tem is rar as railroad © ofieiais coud’ noi, say ample coal deposits with which to de- @ more than 6,000,000 workers, to- | before his election as a man of more! here would not speak, their lips hav q peme a ree in this city on April aivelaie nie Montane ‘ane ae Wale pide ad & man or woman bought the | velop iron mines in Southern Cali- yard the “Triple Alliance” atrike|0T less feisurely ways, (fe hasn't] ing been sealed by the Government KCOMtIn Wed feo taney Lewe!) Dy the, Conn ete aeeaw Pause’ | ton bill puts the selection of delegates a ee fornia oy ‘onnecticu #gislature forbid . 4 ricl 4 aight be decided. proved so in office. He has worked | Several large butldings have been oy - to the State and Judicial Conventions ick Warde has forwarded ; . |ding changes in time by local ordinance , ty FR wenty doll e eapert of ine American Federation | Uant and day. He has gone at his| requisitioned am hompitals, and a/to the toll operator the name of "Mr.| Agreement to turn clocks ahead ceanleatione Under the Whites BI EED ON CHARGE twenty dollars In dimes to the Actors £ Labor, and includes the unions |! with @ serious and earnest mind, | large number of the largest steamers | Cross, the politician,” as the man he | hour was announced to-day by r the delegates would all be named by OF KILLING WATERS Fund or a Long Island Home. He the a Alliance. knowing full well that he mast satisfy | available have been commandeered | wanted to talk to. There was no such |sentatives of the Chamber of Com-]| petition. Objection is made to this a sealer s bie Lett of writing fhould'it be convened, it ts probabie |an impatient electorate Mr. Harding | to bring more wounded men from| person, of course, and according to|merce, Rotary Club and Manufacturers’ | that the delegates would be selected Abert : autographs for two hundred admirers ! - ‘ae j y f s Rei Vho Claims |, Ramen conane it action to passing | himsoit feels that he hax made head-| Moudania, the port of Rrusa. Ali|the telephone operator Harris seemed | Association, who have been in confer | behind closed doers and no ut but | Jury Acquits Reidy, Who Claims | jer, Mines” walk-out justified, tus | Way on many important matters, but | available motor trucks in Athens,|sfeatly surprised when shis report eocreani, ie va ee the selections were until too late for | He Acted in Selt Pauline Frederick, film star, ts utting the whole trade Pelenist 6 if he were to speak what ts in hie| including cars owned by foreigners,| Was made to him on his call. |" nid that he would lane Hroclamiahon any protest, P Defense being sued here for $495 by Virginia o 5 8 ary or Co} said “ide! or » subjec ‘oun na Hi The y a rie v= ope, proprietor of a New Yo a RE tee Gong tes aauld Inave| Tear he would ten the American| have been seled by the military| Inspector Coughlin sald the “identi. {On ine an) dont Teer ETE EE ROBE NEC ait a Ltertion iawa'|. dohn gledy OF Milwadke, on iria Pope, proprietor of a New York City Bae ctustion’ of actuany calling. a| Public that the individual who invent- | authorities and sent to Smyrna,|fleation" by Harris of a photograph eral am namente tO te Clection IAW8'| ia guage Crain in icenetal Hostiona |OG) eanltarlim, for ninety-nine trike among steel workers, ship|@d patronage and the distribution of | Threats were made to requisitionjof a woman published incidentally SUBURBAN * TRAINS tcdbdat heats charged with second degree murder for | WCeks' keep and board of birds. Mias wuilders and other trades to the de-| public offices for ision of the executive committees of political activity American trucks, but when their mentioned in connection with the El- STILLMAN DIVORCE the death of Leeds Vaughn Wat wa erick sa s all her birds ure can- 5 i : 7 D8 cquttted to-day by the Jur , Not cockatoos and parakeets, was really more of a serpent than the| American owners said they would| well murder was of the vaguest po | ON DAYLIGHT TIME acquitted to-day by the Jury Not coe as Le Waters, member of the wealthy plana | alleged in the sult. Of ge php ileal evil genius of ancient Eden. Mr. | appeal to Washington the authorities | sible nature. Harris had sald that a SaLEee HEARING DELAYED ,,\\1iur,memer ot tne, wealthy pian nthe Harding is pestered day and night by | changed their minds. picture published soon after the mur-| \ 0) yong aah ; me aribtint fad Gt Cae Se ea A ee TH! HO fi New York-Boston Service Also Will ofeeaeBd ee ed xca Ld jodies of American Soldiers im | REE LD UP the obligations of politics. It ixn't| Cabinet councils are held almost| der looked to him like a picture of|/*~ i Me : Banker Wants Case Resumed April aye uth Hotel In Boat, 38th , Street | Heancd tecHe MELWCkA “L” TICKET AGENT | that bo owos anybody anything but| hourly, and King Constantine is re-| “Mrs. Fairchild.” Of many pictures Be Put Forward One Hour vi Soo! two Negroes Rifle Money Drawer While Third Starts Argument members of the Senate and House must be kept happy, and they are in turn bothered by hungry constituents. John Kendrick Bangs the other day ported to have abandoned his plan for a trip to the front, Mobilization ia proceeding slowly, it being reported that only twenty-five out of every shown him he sald several looked like the picture he had seen before and} one or two of them looked rather like | ; “Mrs. Fairchild,” though not as much on April 24. All suburban trains of railroads enter- ng hour at 2 A. M. Sunday, April 24, New York will be put forward one the 20—Wife's Lawyers Set Month Later. Counsel for James A. Stillman want hearings before the referee in his di- after sounds of a struggle in the room| had aroused guests, later identified as room holding a shoe which in the semi. | Suresn mistaken by for a revolver. darkness was ploye was arrested Inter, iN youn; burst f ™ hotel escaped, ‘Waterss skull’ was man, en The exhumation of the bodies of American soldiers buried in France at Bellenu Wood and the Ar- gonne Cemeteries will be started after May 1, It was announced to-day at the the but J office of the Quartermaster ( —One Aqrest. dropped in at the White House to| hundred men have answered the call|like her as the picture he saw iit) \ay when daylicht saving time becomes | yorce action to be resumed Aprit 20, TM MURS at tole muriee | aan hae cantare oe aah i ‘Three young negroes, one of whom is | pay his respects. Long lines of peo-| to the colors, It is said that in many|summer. Detectives went yesterday | effective here, !t was announced yes-| yy Mrs, Stillman's lawyers do not deserter, ¢ln'med in self-de~ | 1 th nders i laid, Ci metery in the H Mleged to be William Marshall. seven-| ple had just passed through the ex-|parta of Gresce there have been fat|to the woman whose picture Harris terday. Tho duylight saving schedule .cpoct to be ready before May 18, and | {,)"%i,gttieume Water iMedicatud to. the America’ eodicta none aly at 100th Street and seventh Bangs said to the President after-| report for military duty. without contempt, that she knew on standard time, but the N York to| will be arranged. The hearings prob- keene ae PA hy lh pl | those relatives: haves sequestea enete | ewenue, are maid to have robbed Rich- ward: In some localities tn Greece and in| nothing of the murder. The only lentes Wiatied td rerete, on Mi 2 ably will be secret. ward, striking Dis head on the transfer to the home land will be i Wolze, ticket agent in the uptown “It must be tiresome to shake hands| Crete pictures of King Constantine| emotion she showed, they said, waa (he Grand Central and De nesnit| Mrs. James A, Stillman’s alimony | bedstead brought back *L station at 140th Street and Kighth| With s@ many people.” are reported to have been burned. It] weary annoyance. BISBEE WAU aOr Re Pue mreae for March and April, at the rate of) = avenue. Woize said $14.50 was stolen from the woney drawer by two of the negroes} “Not at all,” replied the President. | this week, speaking for District Attorney Moore AFTER HERMIT LIFE, #1250—a8 allotted by Justice Mor- while he was wey oiagttlies be third.) “It is a relief and relaxation. Ali) ========= === of Erie, over the tlephone at noon. sie ens schauser a few days ago—were aui| ised Hea, who BY asrceitine oe _ ag day long most of my visitors come| up many of the sores in the War|Mr. Hawthorne said Harris was stick- ; paid yesterday by her husband, far PENNY A POUND PROFIT without deposi -lto me asking for somothing—either| Department growing out of war-|ing to his story consistently. Detec- Lived in Locked Hotel Room Three in advance of the time it was neces- eaddenly dashed out of the : | 4 — aa three offices or action on public matters,| time friction and personal jealousies | tive Oswald, Mr. Hawthorne said, w Years—One Says She Is ey ODRY Sher tation, vires ©F8 1) among the higher officers. busy to-day interviewing everybody a ict bedded Persons who have been following Wolse blew police whistle, bringing | Every ody js asking for something.| Secretary Wallace has shown the|with whom Harris had associated or Being Swindlad. babi Naa) Marebull, who is an errand boy, and fharged him with robbery. No money was found. os blessing. They come with cheerful|” Secretary Davis has had a measure| transaction which caused his asrest fTty-flve, are to-day In St. Mary’ A beineramieaty ee eee WARDER CONVICTED; faces and good wishes. No, it's alof suuccess in settling the packers'/and there had been no disposition Hospital in Hoboken against their) the thing would Ls io le Y | rellet to wet their smiies.” And gy] Strike, but more significant than auy-| shown by the Canadian authorities to will, after having been found yes: gradually from public view. SENTENCE TO-DA has been the experience also of Cahi-| thing else is his manifest anxiety to} seek his extradition, terday living in unhealthful condi It was said to-day that if there is ane spt dbo rn chi eae pa a Bain aa con aaens e of union labur by ——- tions in a three-room suite in Meyer's | Another hearing of the case at all, and . 3 hi her | fair dealing. y Jury Founa Him Guilty of First| ship of Congress were guilty of office eanetaey. Fall has busied himself THINKS ROY HARRIS | tote!, Hoboken, which they had kept if Mrs. Stillman Is present, she will Degree Murder—Was Out 9 Hours. HEERKIMHR, N. Y., April 9.-—@en- SHAKANG HANDS A RELIEF AND RELAXATION. But these people who come to shake hands are not asking for anything. They come only with a smile or a secking, the Government would not get anything done, But it js true of 4 relatively small group who manago to keop the heads of the departments is probable the Government will call five additional ciasses to the colors farmers through a public statement that he is their friend. He has re- vealed himself as the principal cham- pion of the farmers’ tariff. with the Alaskan problem and other tasks in the Interior Department which have a great deal to do with the development of the West Secretary. Mellon has the confidence | Mr. Whitman had a ulk with As- with whom he had talked in Buffalo. Mr .Whitman learned that no for charge has been lodged against F ris In Buffalo on account of the ci. WANTS TO GET INTO THE MOVIE GAME tant District Attorney Hawthorne, WOMEN IN| HOSPITAL Miss Carrie Sunderland, sixty years | to old, and her niece, Mrs. Fannie Miller, locked constantly since they t in January, 1918. Miss Sunderland, entered according to the health authorities, is in an advanced 500 a month, and her counsel fees of| $36,000 and her other expenses of both sides of the case closely held day still more firmly to the opinion that neither would press a trial of carry the child Guy in her arme, Tt was learned yesterday that law- yers for Mrs, Stillman believe there is in existence a letter written by the The “Big Three” for Friday and Saturday, April 8th and 9th At All Oar Stores ee _* JE ADVISE shopping on Friday in view of this ~ ence was to be lmposed this afternoon|and thelr anbordinates worrled ai|of the officials of his departmont and] patatiye Oswald of That Belicf— | 8° of tuberculosis, and Mrs, Miller | banker to his pages hich he re- wonderful sale of Three pound boxes of candy, : @| Detect swald of That Beliet ferred to “our son Guy. | m Rutger B. Warder, who was found] the time. has given valuauble advice on mat ia lean cperloualy dll peas Th for 87 het Id 2 in the ters of taxation and fiscal policy. He Ridiculous, Says Confessed _| tae r 87c. These goods are being sold lower than fuilty early to-day of murder in Here are some of the things that | Ries balding lakculous, Says Comtessed | Before being forced to go to the 1914 1 will Aret degree for the killing of Henty) wave been done aince the Hi AVRO ae, ae Slayer of Elwell hospital Mrs. Miller declared that she HARDING FOR FULL Prices will Conger: our stores more TEE. She Sry returned its yerdist 5 jee the Harding| Administration, | ae Slay : sae indied out of an estate| NAVY PROGRAMME pe For that reason do not wait until Saturday. 2.30 A. M., having been out nine| Administration took office: ‘ere ah Lhd BUFFALO, April 9—"I hope the} V98 Dens swindled ov a limited quantity of these goods, but while aoe Prosident Harding has tackled thel ation of the ‘Post Oftios Depart-| police think I'm a iar, ‘Then 1 can| 0 $100,000 left to her by her husband ‘ aii they lest you are welcome iver i zation 0! 6 Pos ice Depart-| police E Co c as . . The body of Wemer was found on| railrand problem and means to put the| ment. He doesn't find it as incom-| go free and they can do the worry-|When he died in Kansas City Secretary Denby Will Urge That to the morning of Feb. 21, a short distance| full influence of the Executive behind] petent as the public had been led to] ing» oo —- Old Benais Bill | Be hi ear Tlion, Warder war] a settle 4 believe because of its peculiar anti- : ‘ eae iG. trom his home near Ilion, Warder war| a settlement of the factor in the busi-| Perey? tuward’ Mr. Berlosan, “fut| Roy Harris, self-confessed accom- | FIRE IN HOSPITAL BUILDING. Passed Intact. Chocolate Covered pee bie brerclicd ‘anotgun into his| News situation which is most disturb-| hevestholoss he is going after the| plice In the murder of Joseph B. El- ‘1 ; isis eecvous | ee: Ome Poun tim while the, two men were hunting| ing to-day. It means a reduetion in| mai’ service with an anthuslasm and} well of New York City, sald this to- grt By eee | WABHINGTON, Spel Reais Attn Box Nat Caramels gly Mid her mother, Mrs. Min-| Wages and operating expruses, but enetny pion ought to bring results} day just after having undergone an- rw Fae et et | Meranon os Lab PAE 90 na Ne ld Ehovkrs 605 4 . . rt om of ' DBS - €: atio # c. oN, } ‘ - ogramme . ea, ay cotriose. ere te, be, pinced on also a drop in freight rates. He has!” Attorney General Daugherty not| other cross- examination, during averted a panic among 250 patients|day. Navy heads, with the backing of €e : sisted in planning the| Managed to tone down the demand in| only has a big administrative task in| which he stuck stubbornly to his|SVerted ® pub allele | Ch) MAU lts | ce tary Denby, will be ready to unge the Senate for the passage of the| running the Department of Justice,| story of the killing. y and boiler room of Cooper Hospita! | & $99,000,000 appropriation for the con- or Knox resolution, and has through | Put everybody Rooms to have picked) petective Sergeant Oswald of New Oe eset by fire early to-day, The| nuance of the 1916 building pro- One Pound. Butter Peanut ry p an ‘Our whom] . _ 7 arr! vt LS i POISON TALE FALSE, Secretary of States Hughes set forth|the President can be reached. York said to-day; “I think Harris r was increased by darkness when | gramm Brittle SAYS JUDGE LOVETT | ener! principles of American} Criticiom centres mostly thus far} wants to break into the movies the fire put the electric system ou ot| Thea > Senta developed when | te Box ¥ foreign policy vey the arrears we io enporte nt dip “That's ridiculous," countered Har- argon. Capt ch Fitesimmons | his ap pval on oamauaatinoe from i , F omatic posts of such men as Col.| pig “ot course I’ Ming the truth LU erred ess lay Sot at the Burne Cre ne i Police, However, Believe| Qtr Harding has not yet formu-| Harvey, who is to be Ambavsador to |" GE pou nee eee eee Lhe aed Wen ocd othe lose waa [nis bureau chiefs that the new Naval ' Dmal lated a definite programme on tax|Great Britain, The argument is that] MY conscience made me do it, I wish) tne bultine ooh iit Appropriations bill be practically the A Mad Attempt Was Made as Told revision or tariff legislation, zut the Republican party contains many] 1 wasn't telling the truth, as then 1 MEE eke |same as the mensure Wishithe Benate Aad nee i able men who were more deservis 1d only have to face a sentencelintant May Survive Four-Story Fall, | failed to pass In the last Congress, This ‘andies by Woman. has created a favorable atmoaphere c eh - woul only i y among the leaders—an atmosphere| oe sectan: Another criticiam heard | ror sorgery. One thing I want to say:| David Pireman, two years old, fell | bill contained a total appropriation of 2 76< OMAHA, April 9—Judge Robert 8. | that probably will I ‘ Ol ee arb |e An R I'am able to sleep since making the|to-day from a fire escape at a win-|about $400,000.00, an increase of al- Eleewhere Lovett denied to-day that an attempt 4 ty Will lend to agreement] polntments 10 office too renidix confession, Before that every night}dow of his home, on the fourth floor | most $100,000,000 over the amount the ¥ rather than discord without sufficient consideration. | had bed dreams." of No Washington Avenue, He | House had passe ' nad been made here to poison him a#| ‘The Cabinet han functioned as a| APs this ie due to the prossure for} ” Harris was pacing up and down hiv en to Mongnan Mowpital in porstary, Danby (Je understood te We Also Offer: was reported to the police by a maid unit se . ‘i appointments and an impatience on a a he talked to-day and he internally and wi @ possible | hav recomm |e DP lent - \t. Secretary Hughes has grasped] the part of the Executive io ger rid | Cell as he talked to-dg fracture of the skull, 1t was said he|ding the retention of all the items in tn the Fontenelle Hotel who said a ‘ P to Ret Tid] seemed anxious to be on his way to}would probably survive the fall \{hevoriginal Senate bill Milk Ch late C d F h man had offered her $500 to drop a 2 DSM the Bate Department of ae much of that preseure as pos- | New York. ocoiate overe res. lablet in the drinking water in Lov. | With remarkable speed. He acta and| 1 otner eritician Just let them march the women Str: be Py Mi ckclanct ch ihatclaien: teak’ ved s o 1 cism of import- steal as . Rabie aga yo choicest of the choice, » crim. ets room. {Tbe Judge Mid ane | inks aurickly. Notes do not lie un-| ance comes from pro-league Republi. | 2 the Re all Sana a Ld awberries: son Berries, abundant with luscious 2 ae mie & WATS answered very long. And the languag| cans, who had voted for Mr. Harding | (ji no»: a ° Juice, received from Florida by special Refrigerator express. story and Union Pacific officials do : re en ate at child’ who paid Bill Dunkin and ny direct fot believe a word of it The roport | f th’ notes ix not roundabout or am.) Peoause [hey belleved he would enter) iq Kill kwoll, It will be a ciach They are first encased in Cream, and the price is not 99¢ (which that detectives spent the night in my|biguous but plainspoken and un-|¢ Nay the Varma ot, Nations and} uch easier than identifying her the charm of our regular price), but as a special introductory sale, 79 ery LAYS PLANS FoR|inent is not yet as widespread us it vinced, and Union Pacific officials are OR : ' : ara BUSINESS Co- will be when they read Mr. Harding’s RTH ROBBERY OF MAILS. - Pland hie associa! interpret the last | ¢ * is simply unbalance groundwork for co am . Chicago Police Belleve Same Gang i o-operation be-jelection as having meant an over tween American business men and|whelming repudiation of the League fuvelved tn Alb Gusbene Gets $150 of $100,000 tnsie Government, particularly in re-jand ‘Treaty. And many millions of| GHICAGO, Apri! 9 (United News) 0 foreign trade, He has,| people—not_a few murmuring indi-| he fourth mall robbery in this regton Catherine Marga-| moreover, initiated a movement to| viduals—will have to express them-| in forty-atght hours was reported to the retha Finnen, whict was filed for|save the Government money on it . ° . y is|selves to the same effect before the] chicago police late last night. Several] ° probate to-day, leaves to her husband| telegraph and cable messages and| Harding Administration will be con “ Only $150 out ‘of her $100,000 estate, | has taken steps toward co-ordinating | yinced that its interpret, ‘on of the | Men held up the post office at Scherer the ‘reason sanigned being that she | the communications services of the! election mandate ix incorr: ville, Ind., selaed $2,500 and escaped tn RA E was separated from him for eight| United States election \ ao _wutomabile | fe prior to her death. About half| secretary Denby of the Navy D. ‘The three other robberies were at the oF the estate ie left to nieces and br hy teen i SRR Ne Bere Dearhorn Sireat Bietion here, at Cingin: | fl d rich | ae " 2 the Atiantic|cmives j nal, ¢ nc Pence te Sharition SuzB* | fleet and established a friendly and | mire” thet pall, On hid At Gulliesey Ind. 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