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THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, MARCH 30, 1922. IRSH REBELS IN REPRISAL th tc raced FOR REVEALING THEIR PLANS WRECK DUBLIN NEWSPAPER — — nurse in Cincinnatt by Kinkead and Marie Gormley. All questions as to why she had been barred from her profession were objected to by Assist- ant District Attorney Warbasse and sustained by Justice Aspinwall, Mr. BY WOMAN iN HIS BY ACTRESS A Reilly asked if Marie Gormley had FT not been arrested for making a dis- ’ ER turbance at 2.80 o'clock in the morn- ing in front of the nurse's home, but the court prevented an answer. ‘Tho question provoked another laugh from Mrs. Kinkead. penne : aaa Miss Stone said Kinkead disap- peared. She made every effort to } AMfied reparations, and the other a general capital tax for Government expenses, In one case the value of id the mark is taken at thirteen marks per dollar, as of July, 1919, and in the other forty-nine marks to the dollar, as of December, 1919. Suppore, for instance, that $10,000 worth of German property was selzed by the American Government and held during the war. The difference between $10,000 valued at 18 marks to the dollar, or 130,000 marks, and $10,000 valued at the present rate of exchange, which is 800 marks to the Club at Briarcliff Manor find him, ¥ * + uae. I ee ee ee Mt wrote to the Pollee Department Stranger Took Him to Her|John Pepperman Victim of “Under the first German tax aii of every city in the United States,’ { Room and, Presto! in Clara Woodward in Phila- she said, ‘‘but T could get no trace of Pp Hi Wif d 1 hi B ‘ 4 H him." : ‘ops ‘His €. elphia Boardi Q. When did you first learn of the P Ls a ing jouse, marriage of Kinkead with Marie amounts above 100,000 marks are to be given to the German Government, as the tax rate fs 100 per cent. This would mean the German owner would —— + Freeman’s Journal Sei on Fire] Wopnrene Claiming and Presses Are Smashed by . Michal Dubell always has been] PHILADELPHIA, March 30.—De- to ki nly 130,000 marks, 4 Gormley? A. In July, 1920. 5 F ae ae this promet tats cf exchange he Fifty Armed Raiders Who Same Man Stage Q. When after that did you come|noted for his politeness, especially to]tectives are searching to-day for would have approximately $4.33 out P x to New York? A. In April, 1921. women. But now he says he's|Clara M. Woodward, a former but- Q. Did you form any intent in Cin- |, Mi bd hs ; cinnati or elsewhere to kill Bilis Kin-|°TOUsh- Because he was kind to a/lesque actress, recently propri keadt A. No. young woman Dubell says he hasjof a boarding house at Ninth Q. Why did you want a divorce from | become an ‘unfortunate victim of cir-]Vine Streets, who shot and killed of his original $10,000. This absurd conclusion is admitted by German officials, some of whom have discussed the situation with the Hold Whole Staff Prisoners. Spirited Fight “Satisfactory. Progress” Made] Hair-Pulling Contest Put on in with t him? A. To rehabilitate my poor}cumstances’’ and a defendant in a|John Pe; ff No. 41 a United States Government. The Ger t ance a z i : a pperman of No. 412 Wes mans say they could change their} 1 London Conference As Police Station After (og a en a that there /aivorce suit, He has been separated] 57th Street, New York, in her home or ad Send not, off Craig and Collins Discuss His Arrest Punctuated with sobbing, the wit- ie a hey Slces pee ae ae night. ‘The woman escaped with- i A 4 5 Mrs. Marie Weichman of Newark, ness told of discovering that Kinkead} Mrs. Du alleges that her husband | out wraps or hat, taking only a pet lmEKie ths tpaie THE ot CHILLIES. ppeal 10 Stop Outrages. and Mrs. Jolin Braun of No. 7 Madi- had come to New York, of finding he}was guilty of misconduct with «]white poodle. so that in the end the bulk of the son Avenue, Jersey City, came to was in a law office in Manhattan and} woman jn an apartment at No, 143 Pepperman was the travelling dem- DUBLIN, March 39 (Associated Press).—Ralders who wrecked the plant of the Freeman's Journal early this morning numbered about fifty and were not disguised, They cut the telephone wires and held up the staff at revolver point, confining them in a room while they smashed the presses, threw gasoline] Wins @ ceremony in the Church of on the floors and stairs and set tire|th® Transfiguration in New York. The to the building. ‘The plant's supply| ¥@rrant for desertion described him as of news print suffered principally | Ving @ glass eye and being bald and from the fire. fifty years old. The raid is believed to have been a] The Man declared his name was sequel to the publication by the|Braun and said he was married to nowspaper of @ report of the proceed. |t@ wife who clung to him and bot- ings at the secret convention of the| {led for him. Mrs. Braun declared De Valera section of the Irish Re-|%%? had been married to him in St. pubican Army on Sunday. Jerome's Chureh in New York four ‘The Freeman's Journal appeared | years ago. this morning in the shape of a small] “I never saw this woman." said the hand bill, which was placarded all] prisoner pointing to Mrs. Weichman. over the city. It contained an edito-| “I've never laid eyes on her. This is rial which told of the attack on the! iy wire,’ and he pointed at Mrs newspaper premises, expressed deil- ance of those who made the attack | Braun and asserted it would continue to ap-] “Oh, oh, oh," wailed Mrs, Weich- Bear in wos form or other anit say|man, and then she said John was a what it chose ‘in exposing rex "9 “ {op whatever garb it uppear widower with ‘our children when sho would continue the fight for Irish married him twenty three your: ago. She added that she had raised the children, they having had none of liberty. their own Republican Army men armed with revolvers went about the city teartg “Never heard of them,” said Broun, who is a machinist contractor and is down the editorial wherever ‘t was said to have some money. posted. LONDON, March 30 (United After the women, both of whom are middle-uged, came to blows they were lived in South Elliott Place, Brook- lyn, She wrote letters to both his home and his office, but received no answer to them, she said. Q. What was your condition on Aug. 4, 1921? (the day before the murder), A. I was highly nervous. I ate nothing at all that day. property held in America would find its way Into the hands of the German Government and be used for its ex- penses or be paid in reparation to the Allies. West 43d Street. onstrator for a Brooklyn In his aMdavit explaining the cir-Jconcern. He had a wife and cumstances Dubell says he bas been} osiaren in New York. Comi occupying an apartment with three ; : be men friends for some time. On Feb, | Philadelphia three weeks ago, he took 20 last, he says, 4 young woman ap-|rooms in a boarding house in Bain- pete tee ae yes halaise ie bridge Street and engaged in demon- place an she was tir oul " , a2 De re raed ie rahe head ya searching for a furnished room and strating his goods in a Market Street in ae te Srosltyn Phe Fed 5? A, {asked him if he minded her sitting | department store. babe he < ou saerety an incident, 1/40¥" and resting in his apartment] It is assumed that he knew Mrs. was in the habit of carrying it every- | fr, @ while. Woodward before he came here, She “When she came up to our flat I ae a dou carey it with ‘the intent | xBleined. the Taatter to ony” room=| % forty veats old and he was thirty- i x > mates,"’ says Dubell in his affidavit. | S°ve2. They were together frequently, cee ne Kinkead? A, Oh, 00 Ji, s she was leaving she asked if [| but on Tuesday night they had a vio~ c 2] would take her to the movies, I was] lent quarrel at his boarding house, pearl ees Tee ere oak very much astonished and thought| Pepperman informed the woman he of saloon and got some gin, After) he was joking, but she vaid she bad|was going back to his wife and chil- that I walked up to South Elliott]2° one to go out with. I told her 1 dren. He was seen entering Mra. lay nig! she wal ri upstairs y i a eo eee renee cintding on thie cop. [20 toe aparcnent, evening shots were heard in the house her, T waa nervous and hada pain in| _‘“I told her I didn’t feel like going] and policemen forcing an entrance my head; my knees were weak. I saw with her, but she urged me and I]|found Pepperman unconscious with Ellis coming toward me and I said: | Went: Then she asked me to accom-}two bullet wounds in his head, He MHello, Ellie, is that you?” He satd,|Pany her to a room she occupied at | died in a hospital. nf ‘How do you do."" I'told him that| No. 148 West 48d Street as she had Sennntinee comand , | left her pocketbook there with quite a oF hit te take back ail the things ne ® sum of money init. When 11|LONDON HAS REPORT reached her room she told me she ha ad about me in Cineinnat, 90 1] et acc and usual me's take READING IS OUT ; ing a com.| ff my overcoat, which I did. She ner: F Son, ordinaey pomon ef mani and, heeds oo Bey end pened mae back Viceroy of India Sympathized “That! r, and rig! en into the ; wit an oath be replied “That's lil room walked another person witn ms] With Demands for Return of and I don't remember anything after] Wife.”’ Turkish Suzerainity. that. Justice Lehman in Supreme Court] J o.con ay Bs Here Miss Stone broke down com-| to-day granted $150 counsel fees to] LONDON, arch = 30 (Uni pletely and it was several minutes be-| Mrs. Dubell, but denied alimony |Press.)—It Is persistently rumorea, fore she could resume her testimony.| When informed that Mrs. Dubell had] according to the Pall Mall Gazette Mr. Reilly asked her about remem-]# sufficient income from a rooming | and Globe to-day that Lord Reading, bering the events immediately after} house. Vv blows in the Communipaw Avenue Police Station, Jersey City, to-day over “ man who had been arrested because each claimed him as her hus- band. Mrs. Weichman claimed he had deserted her four years ago after living with her seventeen years fol ‘There \s, moreover, another phase of the matter. American claimants realize that unless the United States ‘Treasury is to be asked to pay claims which Germany herself should pay, the only tangible assets which can be used are embraced in the German property held in America. The Amer- ican Government knows that to pur- aue a general policy of applying the equivalent of the German tax laws on this side of the Atlantic would mean hardship on many small owners. So tbe alien property custodian has sug- gested that a division could be made om the estates and trusts valued at $10,000 or under. The official figures show there are approximately 29,606 trusts valued under $10,000. This is 93 per cent. of all the trusts held by the American Government. The re- maining 7 per cent. are about 2,000 !n all, but they represent a total value of $296,000,000 as against $23,000,000 which is spread out among 29,000 owners. By establishing a quasi government | corporation, the German owners of even these 2,000 estates would not permanently be deprived of their property, for they would be given 4 part of their estates back and the remainder would be converted into stocks or bonds in the new credit corporation, out of the profits of which it is estimated American jaims against Germany could easily ISOLDE FOERESTER. MRS.MALINE. No Danger, Said Fireman, but Flames Swept On and Miss Alma Swahlin and Chums Saved Buildings. ‘Two Wadletgh High School girls—) Mr. Rippin sent in an alarm, but Alma Swahlin, seventeen years old,|the Briarcliff Fire Department said of No. 508 West iG rites and the blaze was harmless and refused ew it to tackle it, It did not look harmless her chum, Isolde Foerester, of No. 803|to the Girl Scouts or to the men and West 80th Street, both of them Girl hstaerh poe them at the eas Bo Scouts—are the heroines of a fire-|the little group went to work. They had no regular apparatus but Aghting adventure in which theirltney used whatever they could find, Gallant behavior would compare/even brooms, to clear the ground and favorably with that of many aj/to remove all the inflammable stuff dal-winni: i f that was ‘near the camp buildings. ele WL TAR Fetoeonel They had to work so close to the fire Press).—A mutual appeal to halt Irish outrages was considered by Sir be paid. It would take some years to |James Crijg and Michacl Collins} iid apart by the potice. Released, | These girls get. most of the.creditltnat sparks from it burned holes in| the shooting. a a Siang ne Sait A cap enough profit tO. pay all thé twhen the Irish Conference Sub-Com-Jagain they tell into ¢ hair-pulling | for saving’ Camp Andree Clark’ at|their clothing and their legs and arms} ‘I remember waking up at the] WOMAN WHO HIT Siewan coutditereuteineascies ae claims, but the A ‘Treasury, ould anticipate its of the corporation Ly, paying claims in ad- mit met at the Colonial Office shortiy béfore noon to-day Safsfatiory progres. toward an lagreement whereby each leader would attempt to check his followers was made. Arthur Griffith, Lord Londonderry, match and hed to be sepqrated once mer cd Jersey City police finully de- cided It was not a case for them. The warrant for Braun's arrest had been issued in Newark and they sent the doubly clumed husband to that city. Briarcliff Manor, which was ‘given| Wes scorched. to the Girl Scouts by former United] Altp¢'s hair was singed, her hands States Senator William A. Clark in| were burned so that they are still memory of his daughter, The camp] swollen, and her legs are still pain- had been improved at a cost of|ful from the scorching. Sparks that $50,000, were blown into the camp area were Pelice station,’” she replied. ‘1 also Austen Chamberlain, who in the ab remember waking up at the jail where] FLAG MONITOR HELD sence of Prime Minister Lloyd George I was told I had slept three days and aes s in the country, is acting head of the three nights.” Aside from that she} Prisoner Released, However, on|Government, told the Associated said her mind was @ blank. J Press, through his secretary, how- “I didn't know what it was ail Plea She Meant No ever, that the report was without As for Austrian property, or rather the assets of citizens of the former Austro-Hungarian Empire, whieh | Winston Churchill and Sir Laming|A couple of detectives went to New] ,,Alma and Tsoige were up there for eames ou worked tor hours anaf erat’ she declared i Disrespect. SHG RL GEE UAaIe OMend trae now has been divided into. Poland, |Worthington-Hvans, British Secre- | York to look up the church records. |r. Caretakers bl ave pea they just barely succeeded. The| SMOOT SEES SENATE Max Robinson, fourteen years old, | Said telegrams were received from the Roumania, Serbia and Czecho-|tary for War, attended the meeting. Kept apart, the two women went to . u , Dectar i. Viceroy to-day, and that none of them of No, 871 South Ist Street, Brooklyn, AGAINST CASH BONUS)},; a flag monitor at Public School No. indicatc 1 any intention of resigning. Ss 19, in Brooklyn. One of his duties} Lord Reading, former Chief Jus- Utah Member Says Effort Will Be}, to prepare Flag Square, in Bridge|tice, was in sympathy with the re« Made to Eliminate Feature Plaza, for the evening visit of the|©¢®t Indian demands for restoration Rippin and her husband, James Y¥.| charred path of the fire is still there Deetar Rippin, and Mr. and Mrs.|to show how narrow was the margin John Moline, were also present and|cf victory. It comes to within fifty they all helped when the fire poril|feet of the camp buildings. came. Alma has the Scout title of Golden Slovakia, the claims of American cit- izens are considered relatively negli- gible. So it is proposed to give back all the property seized from the nationals of the former Austro- Newark, where the husband will be arraigned on a charge of desertion, a eres The sub-committee’s conference adjourned ut 2 o'clock, and the full Irish conference was to resume its session at 3 o'clock this afternoon. BELFAST, March 30 (Associated MWOURTEEN BURIED IN COLLAPSE OF TOBACCO WAREROUSR, a Fr TAREE RAY RE i It was Sunday afternoon, The two|Eagle—the highest in the gift of the th erainty of the Sultan of Hungarian Empire. Press).—The death of Bamucl Mallen,| BOWLING GREEN, Ky., March 30.— bs Lk 7 of the suzerainty e Sultan o: The German | property is scattered | whose body was found in the White| Fourteen men were buried when a| Sits preoreeee, eae ner haere But she beh ales Beles From Bill. color guar from the school to lower} rurkey and revision of the Sevres eye ; s ough away so that at firs! cout In the whole membership wou " e colors. Treaty: from the Philippines to the New |Roci Itoad yesterday, appears to have| warehouse of the American Tobacco} °™ pile . WASHINGTON, March 30.—A reaty England coast and includes chemical |been in the nature of an execution. [Company collapsed here tecdey., three | ooked harmless, but it was approack-|have done what sho and her chum On March 13, in performance of a move will be made in the Senate to/this duty, he cleared several children eliminate completely the cash bonus| out of the square, and the mother of t one of them, Mrs. Sylvia Pinkim, No. Spy a ae Psa set peer 104 Hopkins Street, slapped him and . Yee eee ae rar reok | then had him arrested. She didn’t ap- Ciel, see oy pear against him in Children's Court, mith Breeinent Heroine. and after his discharge Principal John The House approved siving the) Rafferty of the school and District Kea ee oy cation and we, ‘ote! | Superintendent James McCabe had a eTO. Tnetead, Senator imact| Mrs. Pinkim arrested on a charge of tad, he favored a pald up 20-year} Uscrderly conduct. Magistrate Liota in Bridge Plaza endowment insurance policy with a loan value and a sales tax to raise} Court to-day suspended sentence after thainecsasary: fund commending the flag ceremony of the ichool, saying that he believed Mrs. Smoot was emphatic in declaring| 2 Senate will insist upon attaching g| Pinkim had intended no disrespect to ing the camp. did. CALLED COMMON WOMAN BY LAWYER SHE SHOT TO DEATH, NURSE SWEARS (Continued From First Page.) said they moved their home from the Dewey Apartments to the Hotel been suggested by Kinkead, not by|Chalfonte. It was learned that he was taken from a party of men who had oeen barred from their places of work and who were awaiting their unemploy- ment doles, and was escorted to the place where his body was discovered, His worker's card, the envelcoe of which should have contained the un- employment allowance, was pushed under the éoor of ‘his home tn the afternoon. It was found by his wife, was was speculating on the pecull occurrence when the police broug news of her husband's fate. James Lyle of Dromore, was shot through the chest while walking in factories, woollen mills, steamship lines, banks, land and cattle compa- nies, salmon factories, gold and silver and other mines, as well as mis- cellaneous industrial plants and thousands of parcels of real estate and trusts represented by securities and liquid assets, —__ SAYS HUSBAND MADE LOVE TO HER SISTER Accused Wife Testifies They Ad- are believed to have been killed, in- cluding Edward L, Hendrick, manager of the tobacco compa Seven others were seriously blah SIAMESE THINS REFUSE OPERATION AND BOTH EXPIRE HARMONY A perfect meal consists of only such foods 2s arechema ically harmonious; | There be three or articles, and the But to take ke ait lg ; ; ssfdediiean : ! Why did you do this? A, Mr. Kin- things y P atheet, ini dhe Bian: Fein her, but when they reached the City the'aaa, a mitted Having Sworn torCare alec dey t-day Hall Kinkead backed out at the last] kead told me that there was a wom-| finance provision as desired by Presi- See is for Each Other. ——— (Continued From First Page.) i an of the underworld in Cincinnati] dent Harding. 44 GERMAN WIVES OF puts every one them ines HOBO AND CHICAGO tora ” “ who, was looking for Bim and he E jeopardy. Mrs. Dorothy Hellebert, defendant hieedate ne Ga See comes “He told me,'’ she said, ‘that there| wanted to avoid trouble. So we went} NEAR-AUTO ACCIDENT U. S. SOLDIERS ARRIVE was a woman In Cincinnati who be-|to the hotel and registered as Ellis lieved she had a claim on him and|G. Kinkead and Olivia Stone. But he was afraid she'd make trouble if|he,{ol4 me we were still man and our marriage was announced, I asked . Did he nH \der- him if this was an innocent girl, say-| , 0; Did he tell you who thie under world woman was? A. Yes, he said ing that if she was he should go back} i+ was Marie Gormley. to her, But he told me vas was @/ “Mrs, Marie Gormley Kinkead, the woman of the underworld. widow, who had listened intently to After this, the witness went om 111 the testimony, laughed at this and counter-claimant in separation actions by her husband, August ©. Hellebert, denied charges of mis- conduct with his nephew, August . Mead, on the stand in the Bronx County Court to-day and charged her husband had been intimate with her sister, Mrs. Anna V. Clond of UNIVERSITIES TO EXCHANGE COURSES GIVES BRYAN A SCARE 13 Babies With Mothers—700 in Host Giver Driver Create for Rhine Army Back. Averting Crash in Jersey, ‘Seven tmundred soldiers, forty-four Ger- BRIDGETON, N. J., March 30.—An|™man women, wives of soldiers. and fifteen automobile carrying William Jennings| babies, the latest contingent from the Bryan from Philadelphia to lecture in|] American Army of occupation, reached the Central Methodist Church here was|Fort Slocum last night from Brooklyn, nearly hit by a carelessly driven auto-| having come on the transport Cambria while traveling with shows in Europe. It ts likely, according to Dr. Break- stone, that the bodies will be turned over to American scientists for ex- “Chicago Red” and Chinatown [amination in an effort to dixcover the mystery of their existence. Tho Willie” Will Lecture to bodies then will be cremated and the Sociology Classes tions of harmonious—are offered ai CHILDS. Saas Many d combtrae4 chemically ashes sent back to Czecho-Slovakia if relatives permit CHICAGO, Mareh 30 rere rty c 7 yelry terday on the road hetween| from Antwerp. The women and children No. 316 West 97th Street. ‘ SPE ete The pine crrere born forty three | ana And Wakeee env tolp jer e | mention of en sane Gincabore Gloucester County, "ang| Wer# assigned to special quarters in iia eda tee ‘ , obo College and the University years ago. ‘They wore educated and] store where he bought a wedding ring. |At ine chaifonte, the witness said, |Giassboro, Gloucester County, | and] Tim aavlgner Co Shree eA : er marital troubles} of Chicago planned un exchange |learned to the violin, They] -rhiy he placed on her finger. declar-}.44 and Kinkead occupied the samela member of the church board, lantic division of the American Red started after Mrs, Cloud came to romped like children of theirling that they were thereafter man Cross, on invitation of the Secretary of keep house for her at No, 4585 Park room. It was at this time, she said, that she underwent an operation, a8 driving Mr. Bryan. ‘The Rev, A. of professorships to-day* P ‘ships to-day Sloan, pastor of the church, who also| War. and wife ares coe. Dror Anse e Atha A inns Beet, Sobers Pek nit In early giitiood the two started] ‘The witness was asked to produce iair, Kinkead did not wish her to have|was in the machine, gives Mr. Gehring y of the men expressed regret a ‘My sister told me she and my hus Prof. U. W. Burgess of the Un a tour of Rurope which lasted over} the ring and she drew it slowly from], oniig credit for Preventing an accident ; being. sonlied, {rear Ruins quty declare band loved each other,’’ contin - 5 a decade hey came to the United ced in evi- Mr. Bryan stopped in the middle of} ing rT army life in Ger- Mra, Hellebert, “she ‘sald he had | Yersity of Chicago to Hobo College | 2008 a year ago to tour thin country. He Sore tat mare oe thels 2ov wners pRemly, then questioned | er] nis address in the church last night, but| many 18 “the top of the world.” | knelt at the threshold of the kitchen| «fter ‘local color” ted to the pro ‘Anatomically they wern two com-|ene suid, and even kept the play-|pood wee shor that was te reat, not because of the} Most of the imen will be naslenéd to | joor and professed his love for her posal of rofessor swapping” by plete persons, with tho exception of] ving of the theatres they visited dur-| Q pq you have the revolver when ne want to Washington to-day. Camp Dix, N. J., and Camp Meade, Md. —————_—_—_—_—===—_—_ und that he had insisted on her kneel-| pr Gen L. Reitman and games |t¥2 organs they had in common,"| ing this “honeymoon,” as she called} ion’ wero nursing in Cincinnati? Noti Ad ete ee Sat | a Tee api Seiten eaerpanead bah UU A. Yes, because I had to go about the —- ———- lotice to Advertisers husband admitted they had sworn to| Pads Howe, deans of the seat of Vioinod together at the side and back.|'", wrist watch engraved “EH” for|Aty at'all hours. Display advertising tye copy end. release love each other He said to me, learning of the knights of the Like two individuals, they had dif-] pis and “'O" for Oliver, the letters ¥ 4 iar heaieo olden the "teeta ater ‘word er a td “You do not love me any longer road ferent likes and dislikes, as far as} entwined, was, she continued, one of Q. You requen i - ro pee ong i fe tte Ft & Why ‘stand in our way?! ™ According to Dr tmao, |[8milar environment would permit.” [the several presents he made her at ste meat eed a ee mas permit and In order rest en Mrs. Cloud had previously testified] prop Mike cit, known Over eating was the indirect cause| (nis time. The watch caused the wit- [Why T carried @ pistol World (Orrice Cony containing engravings 9 5 she hud seen Mra. Helelbert go into] intimates as “Chinatown Willie,” JOf the deaths, according to the doc-) ness another fit of weeping. lnntic Clay? A. Yea, it was alwaye Aarertiting. tong. oper for be Stppits her nephew's room three times atter| ing =pyot.’ tran Gibbons, |tor’s diagnosis Miss Stone described in tearful flantlc Cityt A. f me ak vine” pte Sint j ahead bag retired: known aa “Chicago Red."* will ad Hope of saving Joscta was abad-|tones her “honeymoon" with Kin-|Uncer | . ES vcleate uw e rwcelted by Pe = dress the university sociology | doned at midnight, according to Dr.|,eud.and a trip to New York, daring} @Q. There never has been the least ; my contasing earatiags to be, inate BRYAN WILL ANNOUNCE Haste on Unemployment |B. 4. Breakstone, eniet of the surg-[ whieh they went to Coney Island and}«{ort to prevent, sour using the] Al ay Be aoe ‘ood’ TEA.a. certainty bimday Main beet copy. tzpe corr wide Baa Among Migratory Laborers’? and | ca! staff at the hospital had their pictures taken together in| name Mrs, Bilis Kinkead?, . No, pot heen received ‘by (rp Me Pray, and ene SENATE PLANS SOON| “one, Migrato “{ have tried to get the consent of], setting marked ‘The Garden of|nover. But 1 wanted him to have a ravine Cont whieh “baa mo Deen Fel a WH Be Candidate Only if Florida — she brother to operate ¢o save the Wel rove.’ ‘he photograph wae guy 1s worn Roelins debra Sei The rare fragrance and entic- Fave on ai ast Seat tak ia » but he refuses.” vi = \. i 10 is? 4 No, be es Petitions Show Demand, PRINCESS THYRA TO WED |°% Rose, Dut he reruscn ae ne | evidence with 2 batch of theatre Drom} 0: ie ne oft ing flavor of Tetley’s Orange , Smaiions trou, isl grammes Miss Stone seid that when they went back to Cincinnati she re- turned to her work as trained nurse, living at the nurse’s home, Kinkead living in his own home, There were frequent communications between them by telephone, telegram and let- ter, she said. One letter, common- WASHINGTON, March 30.—Wiiliurn | j Bryan, after a bricf call on Presi dent Harding to-day, sald he expected | King Refused Consent Until P to announce his intentions about mak- a2 Comm ng the Senatorial race in Plorida in March 80 (Associ- he near future. ess Thyra, sister of Petitions circulated through the Stat ly by his friends disclove un apparent de- | Teer of the kuards not of the nobil- GUARDSMAN, IS REPORT | believed if one should aie the other would succumt before any operation would be possible, and this proved to be the case, Rosa was married fifteen years ago and is eurvived by « normal eleven- year-old boy. Her husband, a Capt Dvorak of ie German amy. was Pekoe are the result of the use of finest tender leaves and a full century of tea- blending experience. Q. When was this? A. After 1 un- derwent that operation. I was insist. ent upon it then, A letter written to her by Kinkead on Oct. 6, 1918, put in evidence, said: “‘J'm going to do the right thing by you All I want is @ little time to get on my feet." py or orders released Jeter than &B when omitted will not sere Porn dicuntn of any character. outrad or Cokes mK ‘ THE WORLD & FUNERAL DIRECTORS, shoi o marry an Tetley’s Orange Pekoe killed {pn action in 191%, Josefa never] place in phrasing, was read. The witne said that she underwent re by @ sufficient number of voters. jit it is reported maxried RE HUE Tuck cooay tad) Fotla. essed cramian, Aton that, che In 106 1p half 7 i «When Deeth ie Sega eel oter Se tece eaain They are sald to have fallen iv love] Phe twins were the second off-| saved up at the time you married Mr. |said, Kinkead became cool toward her and one-pound Call ‘Columbus plained to- he is not seeking the |tscd 1o consent ne (hate snurringee The [Prins of * normal parentage in| iinkead? A. About $5,000. “We continued our relationship as packages FRANK E. CAMPBELL mained tor fared co consent (o their snarriage The) Cyecho-Slovakia forts-two yeara agu.| @. How much of you Xd |man and wife, she said. “C fre- z, Church'y Seni Or Vitcours Lagccien mn ‘comimoner,{ There were four other ehildven, ali] you" give hun? A, $12 i gave 1y visited ia apartment, but he ‘The Funeral ¢ IM kee et Haye 8, og hanged nin wind n maa and +t! ng. The father| lim $1,000 at one Ume and $209 iater. | seemed changed toward n VAT if Hfiaks Lexsure BRS ‘ sl - aid (6 be alive ax otah During @ second visit to Atientic! 3 ly then took up the alleged ete when feel the firey, ayabior ae ‘Coll eamnlnaaet nat. nenona ‘daughter at King Prosarich tive: ‘The mother died a year-awo, | CU in -Sepsembe;, 1918, -tbe witneme ‘placklsiog’ of Ales tone ae 9