Wichita Daily Times (Wichita Falls, Tex.), Vol. 26, No. 157, Ed. 1 Monday, October 16, 1922 Page: 1 of 10
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ably wilt coms to the attention of
Klux Klan, Bchierlman told officers
tere the ease today
attor-
Mr. Wall dofehded the appearance
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national practice
such specific
eement as that proposed by Mr.
Kughes.
FRENCH DELEGATE
honut.
order should b made permanent is
SUPPORT
damned fellows that has denounced
PREMER’S POLICIES.
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IS CONVINCED THAT
EXPECT RESIGNATIONS
Cases of Whiskey
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democratic sena-
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Distr!et Judge Ecarborough.
In stick.
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was called by Austen Chamberlain.
CHARGE PHONE IN
HOME OF RECTOR
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HAD DEEN TAPPED
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MANY ARRESTS MADE
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Prohibition Navy
I Ship Seizes 1,008
EXPECTED IN CASE
AT CORPUS CHRISTI
today on the temporary injunction
I restraining Secretary of State Sta-
plea from certifying Earle H May-
position
through
before
Judge
ECAST A COLD WAVE
KANSAS AND MISSOURI
Connty
Middlesex.
EL PASO, Oct. 16.— Reports that
28 inqurrectionists had crossed from
the American side to Mexico yester-
day at a point near Ran Agustn, 20
miles southeast of Juarez, are being
Investigated by federal authorities
veterans of the
Early today
had
1 he
had
on both
same til
CORSICANA, TEXAS, Oct 11—It
was expected counsel for both aides
would be ready to proceed today
, when a hearing on the temporary
man or Liberty by a band of
leged Ku Klux Klansmen.
whipped Ot rar loads 0f the beveraga
to New York only to find that the
order was a fake. will submit vol-
untarily to a mental examination,
according to Mr. Pugh. /
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. NEW YORK. Oct. 16.—The prohl-
ition navy speed boat Hahn today
ired a one pound shot across the
ow of the schoolenr Emerald Ding-
IT AU AN GOVERNMENT
IS CONFRONTED WITH
MINISTERIAL CRISIS
the court
Richert
IN HO ROPE BEU LLOYD GEORGE PLAN PUBLIC IS WARNEO........
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WHETHER !' Assoclated Presa.
DUBLIN. Oct M —The fyee .tat«.
ary. there were he
tiona of handelappini
NUMEROUS PLEAS AND
MOTIONS ARE FILED
tphiMascoratcana .n. eala1 were members ot the Ku
crease In Pay For.Approx- .
imately 2,000.
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SUBMITS VOLUNTARILY
TO MENTAL EXAMINATION
SECIITARY STAPIWS WOT
TO ATTEND THE HKARING
agents ned Mexican political exile*
in El Fano declared they doubted
that ouch an expedition had entered
Chihuahua. )
Bureau Had Nothing to* Do With
Selection of Bires or Hoc-
pital Plane.
DEFENDS VEIERANSBUKEAU
BEFORE FOURTH ANNUAL
CONVENTION. 4
AMERICAN LMGION orEns
rouhTM ANNUAL MuETIR@
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nxxinxn AssvnACIS
TO DISAnLWD VETRTANN
MEW ORLEANS. Ort. 16.— Piedg-
Ina reneweansurances to the dih-
ebled and assertin« onte mdre He
akrour snsunwECTONIBTS
cnobs nonpen at NDAY
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Injunction granted two weeks ago
restraining of Secretary of State 1
Staples from placing the name of
Earle R. Mayfield on the November
PREPARE re CONTINUE
WAR oN rnovEHN•
de Ths ruling in maid to.af-
proximately 2,500 cwafwlM
Town Is Flogged
By Fifteen Men
NOT TO ranMIT anovr
TO TAKE LAW IN HAMM
viek rumbIuT or TMK
AMov# comFANT nIEs
CHICA0, Ort.-11--M war* Arch-
Abauld Valentis*. 54. vice president
and direct ar of Armour and om-
ment today. Ka report of the af.
"1r had been received thie morn-
’ “ sld the rangers prob-
Prosceutor Strickner, of
miles off the entrance to
g4 and then seised the
ePGnd a motor boat named
Peters, who lives in the
hold.
A similar charge wa
in any case, it is believed today s i
meeting is likely to have a decisive
effect upon the political future. al-
$ •e
memsa
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pect * definite announcement in- tblo
respoct within a day or two.
Mr Lloy George"s Manchester
xpeech ia roundly condemned by the
bulk of the morning papers, among
which he has only two staunch sup-
rorters, namely the Daily Chrontete
and the Daily Telegraph,
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Hanford MacNider. the
Legion opened its fourth
convention her® today.
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the hearing in the edurt here on
PARIS, ect 16—the French
ernment, desirous of outinuine !»• . 15
proseeutton of ths war pm fl tarts i
and wpeculatora, has inscribed foe . I
dlmcasaton at tbs head ot the orq i J
citement, dancine and muste bed
noteecrenzedthetr enthuniaam and ।
durin* the band music which_pre-
ceded ths openin* or the conven-
Alon, ths first oessk.n of which wM
attended by members of ths auxill-
part ment ot justiee authonity
atitute proceedings meninit.
~fendeta immediate actiee ’
taken tomorrow when the ch
of deputise meets.
their women folk w»
ths convention hall. A
B IS PLAGED IN ,
BE OF LORO I
Ths other motions prob*
HerMM amt
en Wuta te
nisht af ex-
election ballot a
torial candidate
Nickels filed counter pleas and mo-
tf6ns Sustalning of the demurrers
to the pleas that the suit should
more right in the
su^h authority to prohibition qffi-
COers already in effect direetine
th. prohbition navy not to operate
outide the three mile line except in
the-case of vessels in communfca-
tigh, with the shore Dy means of
their own small boats. and it has
been the apparent belief of admin-
ist ration officials that no extension
would be in accordance with inter-
good reason to believe that
wires leading into his office
MAYFIEL LOSES RECENT CHANGES
FIRSTAOUNO IN IN RIVER BASIS
CORSICANA COURT
government offer of amnesty upon
their surrender of persona illegally
i bearing ayms, holding stolen prop-
erty or retaining premises unlaw-
THREE IDF KILLED CUNSERVMIVES TO UFFEh OF AMNESl
RESULT GUN BRULE! MET TO UE ON IN DUBLIN EMES:
govermment is obliged to yield. re-
wlatante being tmposbible since the
faeisti coont not niy on ze ma-
Jority of the people, but aise the
tnett support of the’army and po-
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slder the ase. Among them was ;
one by Mr. Trammell, asking that A K S LF
the hearing here be postponed until VAVOY () KAnGAG
rinal action in the fifth court of
civil appeals on the appeal from the ’
temporary retraining order grant-
2*7.
of hie department, declaring the
adm lesion of this testimony.
m ■ .■ . . . . y Ue. was taken to a lonely place
Travis countles ended the morninK . ’ " ... ____ "" .
— . I four miles northeast of Liberty at:
। urday night and whipped with
i blacksnake whips by 11 men,, who
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OR NOT TO
lord privy .eel end government new courts, w 1 berexa •
lender In the houne ocommons, “py and de.lt with necordingly;
will nclude th. egnservativen in the while, thone aciing.anmembern,o
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it la belleved Mr. Chamberlain I ncan” ___________________
claimed to
Fer the sheemaker.
If you'd make your business grow.
Run a want add. worded »o:
■Flas repniring while you wait.
Keep rour tootgear up to date.
whether th. temporary restraining I ever, that the fioggers told their vic-
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WILL DETERMINE
-i otrician tot Texas, y" fair had been roc
amount of tes due such otti- ie it was UM 1
— -,ni, for December cannot be de- [atly win b* there
office termined until the close of the fie- —-----—
have learned that shortly
its national eommandet.
GREAT BRITAIN NOT YARDMASTERS TO [
IFIROB BF SEARCH RWE EIGHT HOURS
p SEIZURE PLAN IND OVERTIME PAY
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DCLINES TO AGREE TO THE GRANTED BY RAILROAD LABOR
-"PR OROS AL MADE BY BEC- BOARD IN DECISION REN-
TOPEKA. KAN. Oct. 26— "Kan-
•a* has never tolerated the idea
that any urotp may take the law in
its own hands and she is not *oln*
to tolerate It now." Go vernor Allen
declared in a ntasement today come
menting on the wKpping Baturdoy
night of Mayor Theodore Xchelrl-
i have taken place to form । SAYS FIRST LANGLEY BILL
Mr Flannery's lrl«*T*m follow. TO BLAME FOR SITUATION
‘sax ’ * ■
gelist. who at one time was ques-i Alr the morning newspapers
tinned as to his whereabouts on theithrough their editorial columns re-
nighbrof the murder. Mr. Gioreiine . peat their” conviction an election
declared he was not greatly con-1 mtst come soon, but opinions differ
cerned about the wire tapping as he as to the. probable date Some ex-
Richard Maya Attacks Right.
State to Taka Part In
the Suit.
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hud
uVo, o20 -donay.meu.
Ill called
expected to await disposition of the
numerous motions and pleas.
muanxG oNxjvnemox
ney. H* attackea ths right of the
dMte troueh th. attorhey «enerals
department to take part in the eult.
on" the soldier
Distinguished soldiers of seven
nations, bearing visible evidence at
the sacrifices they made in behatt
of their countries, were on the
platform as the legion's guestp.
They were the delegates to the cow-
vention of the inter-allied veterana
federation, which for two days has ,
been in session here. and which to-
day is scheduled to conclude its do-
liberations and hold an open sessien
for the purpose of forwardin4
world peae. 1
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WILL TAKE PRECAUTION FORT WORTH & DENVER
TO PREVENT VIOLATIONS EMPLOYES ARE INCLUDED
2m '
Cnrdian and Other Port Officials 1 Amount* to Nsarly 25 Per Cant In-
in Tarrant and
NEW BRUNSWICK, N. J. Oct. 16
A charge that the telephone in the
home of Mrs. Edward Wheeler Hall,
whone husband was slain with Mrs.
Eleanor Reinhardt Mills, a choir
singer in the church of which he
was rector, had been tapped, was
the latest development today in the
investigation of the double murder
This charge was made by Sally
b*.Elsie, aboard both of which the
robibtion agents claimed to have
Mad 1,008 cases of whiskey. Ten
sen found aboard the alleged rum
unners were arrested
Tho Hahn reported that th®
ghooner’s deck was camouflaged
dth celery, onion* and cabbage.
and wakened her. She, aroused the
roomers. A man jumped out of a
window and fractured his legs.
ROCK ISLAND, ILL. Oct. 16
Policemen James Green and Ed-
ward Miner and Robert Scott, a
negro, are dead as a result of
a gun battle last night in an
underworld negro dope den. The
policemen sought to stop a
quarrel between Scott and hls
wife that was disturbing neigh-
bors. Scott turned his kun on
the officer® when they entered
his place. Green was killed in-
stantly and Miner and Scott
died after being removed to a
hospital.
Th®, three latest deaths brings
the toll of live* lost in under-
world warfare in the city in a
few months to seven.
There la a belief expressed in
the city It may yet b® neces-
sary to call for stat® troops to
restore normal condition*.
action should have
law for ties.000 damages against
the etty of Liberty. Bchierlman s
a Catholic.
HERRON CITY. TEXAS, Oet. 15.
— Herron City was raided Sunday
night by the sheriff's department
from Graham. Many arrests were,
mad® and several hundred dollars
collected 1% fines. Sunday nght is
generally a night of drunkennes
and gambling in the boom towne in
th® oil fields. Deputy RheriffsGeo.
Black and Dave Hivinsston arrived
here first, but later called, for User
iff Saye, who came with deputy
John Casey tn help clear the cRy
of fts lawlessness.
n,pp*-,
also declared he
cal yepr ending Novembet 10, 1923,
and then shall be pro rated aceord-
ing to the time served. th® opinion
declares. It also states that county
officials should make annual re-
ports on Decemphe,1 as previousiy
and another report on January 1
when they leave office.** a
"The United Stares filed a tug |
gestion of recent importantchanges
in th® river adjoining the Electra
flood plain, and the necessity for
taking testimony to show changes
"Untess admitted by Texas. If
sugxestion should be adopted, it
may result in indefinite postpone-
ment of decision."’
The supreme court Monday an-
nounced its adjournment to Novem-
ber 23. no that no further action on
the Apse is to be expected soon
____________-___ and chsering,
Th a lgionnalres had not arrived
la such large numbers on the first
day as were in Kapsas City last
yer. But their "zip" and "go"
were in no way abated.
They wore youth fhearnate, read*
have been filed
reciprocal right of
’ usual limits
waters, would be
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here to prevent the name of Earle would probably indefinitely post-
R. Maytield going on the ballot as ' pcne the decision In the ease
Nothing is known here as to what
the democratic senatorial candidate; alleged changes in the river north
lost its contention today that theor Electra have taken place to form
baste 1
YORK. Oct 1<—Transmis-
" of power by radio from
para to New York is a possibility
the future in the opinion of Dr.
t W. Alexanderson. engineer in
rf of the Radio corporation. Hla
Metlon followed the successful
2 of electron tubes in place of
te alternaters in transmitting
pleas serosa the Atlantic.
Ponsibility of Indefinite prolong-
ing of th® Red river boundary case
appeared Monday when a telegram
was received at the office of Fred-
eric A. Delano, federal receiver, an-
nouneing that the United States was
olaiming that recent importat
changen in the Electra flood plain
rade it necessary to reopen the
case and admit additional testimony
on this point.
The telegram, which was from J
S Flannery, an attorney in ths ease,
nald that unless Texas agreed Ip
ANSAS CITY, Oct. 16 —A cold
| in Kansas and Missouri was
cted for tonight by the weath-
Merver here. A drop in tem-
Eure from tn® top to the 30 wee
ed by Judge Scarbrough This i
hearing is ast for October 17. An-
other by Mr. Trammell asked that
tho ault here be dtmmissed andan
further action taken.
The plaintiffs, through Luther
.2. Instructed to Give
-—-d*- Cooperation.
Searborough is to decide whether to
make permanent the Injunction
which he granted on the petition of
the republican state committee and
George E. I. Teddy. repuvlican
candidate for the Usit*^ States sen-
ate
The republicans alleged Mayfield
was improperly nominated because
he exceeded the $10,000 expense
limit in the primary campaign.
CHICAGO, Oct 16 —An eight hour
day with overtime, which is sald to
amount to nearly a 25 per cent in- |
cress® in pay, were granted approx-
imately 2,000 yardmasters on 26
class one railroads and at six
switching terminals by the United '
States railroad labof board today.
This is the first time th® board ha*
established rules and working con-
ditions for yardmasters who now
of territorial
considered as
, extehion of
made ao by some
unless it
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though,the possibiltty of some ar-
made byirange:nt which will hold the par-
Ralph V. M Oornline, vestryman ofty together for a time is not ex-
the Church of St. John the Evan- uded from consideration.
county election officialA and in
Travis county against Secretary of
| State Staples. Those pleas were
fade by D. B. Trammell, attorney
for th® Tarrant county officials and
.In the Itherest ot Mr Mayfield and
John C. Wall, first assistant attor-
ney general. Judge Hawkina Scar-
brough sustained demurrers to the
pleas.
Numerous pleas and motion* were
filed when court convened to con-
By Associated Presa
LQNDON. Oct. 16—Conservative
members of th® government have
been summoned to meet today to
decide whether they shall continue
their support of the coalition aunder
the leadership of Prime Minister
Lloyd George. Th® meeting, whih
eh,-c
cials and subject to the board's juz.
risdicton under the transportation
act.
By establishing the eight hour j
day with pro rats overtme wages,
the yardmasters affected virtually ,
have been awarded a 25 per Cent ।
wage advance, according to J S
Eldredge, president of the Railroad '
Yardmasters of America. 4
The ruling affects all yardmasters }
on ths roads involved except such i
general yardmasters as were classed j
as officials under a ruling of the
Interstate commerce oommisston last
November.
paar, dled yenterdey. He haa been
with the’company II yMra.
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1—■ et
x exeresnes, enjoy the sympathy at a
large majority of the popututton.
It In generally admitted tha pres-
•nt mitunton cannot continue. Be-
yesterday. Tha man travel** In
*hre motor earn 4 haa b wite and
three ohtidren. He haa be mayor
of Liberty 11 month* and a resident
of the commumity *0 yeara,
Mr Schierlman was able to be at
hl* place of busineas today, but re-
fueed to make a atatement.
Bchierlman* attorney aaid, how-
FROM THE MINISTRY fully occupied, expired at midnight.
_ | reginning today the military au-
. . ithoritfes are empowered to punish
Morning Newspapers Repeat Their ", ;
_ . . .. AA 1 offenders with death, deportation.
Conviction An Election Must Imprinonment or fine, and the eon-
Come Boon. ntitution of new court* to deal with
field's name a* penatoral candidate.
Secretary Staples will not attend
the hearing.
Alhough Attoney General Keel-
In* held that the appeal to the court
of civir appeals at allas took juris-
dietion, opt of th* Navarro county
district court. Walt was sent to rep-
resent the stste on any matter that
may develop. Mr. Keeline said. Mr. i
Keeting and Anelatant C. Button'
will lekve here tonight for Dallas
where the appeal is aet for hearing ]
tomorrow. It is porbabie a potion
to dtseoive ths temporary injunction I
will be filed therg tomorow.
*P FAasoclated Press.
-WASHINOTON. Oct 11—Great
BaUaln in a communication dliv-
ered today to th® state department
hr understood to have declined to
agree to the suggestion of Secre-
tty Hughes for a reciprocal agree-
aent foqine extension of the right
•FOTgr Wn setzure so as te give
(Kir" Amer Iran prohibition navy ju-
risdiction outside the three mile
ths same time th® British for-
rku office assured the American
government that every precaution
mggle be taken to prevent violation
ojahe American prohibition law by
tiff' smugglers under the British
ieg. It was said that Canadian and
other port officials had been in-
stteted to prevent so far as vogal-
btezhe issuance of fraudulent clear-
anee papers and other practices
cdblained of In Secretary Hughes'
prohibition note
Phe British communication in re-
piio th* one sent to London by th*
atata department several week*
ago was presented to Secretary
Hughes by the British ambassador.
Sir ‘Aukland Gedde*. Although de-
partment official* would pot dis-
euss the nubjects, there were Indi-
eations that the refusal to accord a
to enjoy a holiday, and ready At tie
name time to work for what they
cowoe I v* their rights and proper
dues from the: country for whleb
they went towar In 1917.
ROMR, Oct. 11—Italy la again
confronted with a ministerial eri-
•la. the government realizing It*
lack of sufricient authority and'
prestige to reestablinh reapect for
the law. Therefore It la belleved
Premier Facta will prefer to restgn
before the openin of the chamber
rather than face a graver mituation.
each a* ainnolution of the chamber
and generai election*
The real rulers of the country
now are fancinti, who, despite their
By Associated Press.
PARIS, Oct. I*—Henri Franklin-
Bouillon. French, peace envoy to the
Turkish nationalists, arrived in
Paris today and Immediately pro-
ceeded to the foreign office, where
he was received by Premier Poln-
in of BELFAST
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asos/vd Prens.
LFAC Oet. 1« — Search la
l co eted by the police for
akenown man who on Saturday
i attempted to assault the lard
tor of Bettast, Sir William
F hy,aPlncine * omb •» the
oat Mtdight Saturday the
I* obeerved a figure 'morin*
th* boner
March revealed near the hall
a parcel eontalntng a bomb
E <lth coarse black powder
Beztend h«11rt». with a fuse
subordinate ori- l
WASHINGTON, Oet.' 1*.— The
foliowin* advisory storm warn-
1** was tossed today by tha
, wether bursas:
Storm warninge down 1* a.
m.. menile to Cedar Keys, sdin-
turbance over northeastern Gulf
of Mexico, Baa decreaned la tn-
‘tenpity aMla now apparently
central about 29 north and (I
west and movine alowly west
or northwestwara; disturbance
over northwestern Caribbean
sea central north-northeast of
Swan Island and moving slowly
north westward.
NEW ORLEANS, on.. 1« — The
American lesion opened y* fourta
national convention mere today.
Meet in* In a coaverted wareheyse
on Misalestpoi river front, decorated
wih flags of tha allied nation*, the
lesion heard Kha reports of Ha ne:
tional commander and adjutant.
Clad in uniforma civitan cloths*
and ths costumes adopted by state
delekptions, the veterans of tbs
woflu war mad, merry, held !«•
promptu atreet dance* and «enerni-
ly enjoyed themeelves last nigbt.,
practically every atata ta__
unton was represented when the
eonvention met thia mornine. an
well aa a number of territorial peg:
neunione, and, representatives at
powt,of the lesion in forelen cous-
California delogates arrived el
in broad brimmed Mta. red shirte
and knee boot*, the costume of the
‘Oars. -_d
A dosen medlers, temintecent of
the war. floated through the hotel
lobbles last nisht.
New Orleann renounded to t\<
tramp of young men's feet—also the
feet of the youne women who
served in the navf and the armir
nurne cotps durlp* tho war. ae we
aa the women, old and young, who
-kept the home flrea burnins" four
and five yeara ago, and are beta
today as delegates and viaitora ts
the convention of the American le-
sion auxiliary, composed of meth-
era. wites, wtetera and daugaters of
corFETVILLN KAN., Oct Id.—
Theodore Sehteriman, 42, mayor of
Liberty, etght mile* north of Coffey-
been tapped.
In vestigators today
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the Ktn""hand charged that the
mayor had prevented his 'klan
neighbors" from meeting in Liberty.
SENATORIAL coNTnOVERNY Mr sehieriman, hie attorney. Har-
old F. MeGugin, said today, will
bring suit under the Kansas mob
1Dichilnilpimes
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MAY REOPEN RED RIVER O
PEACE IS ASSURED
—
AUSTIN, Oct. 15— State rangers
sent to Corpus Christi yesterda as
a result of the fatal shooting Stur-
day of Fred Boberts, are expected
to remain there only long enovgh
to complete a thorough Investiga-
tian of the situation. It was stated
at th® adjutant general’s depart-
"I am convinced that peace is as-
sured,” he told the correspondents.
"I had to use all my personal !n-
fluence with Mustapha Kemal
Tasha, but the fight was much ee-
ver®r on the side of our British al-
lies. They were stubborn, albeit
courteous, but Erance played a pre-
ponderant part in th® establishment
of peace in the near east.”
, ‘Th® French intervention on the
shores of the Bosphorus created
great enthusiasm smong our Turk-
ish friendu--for they really ar® our
friends, added M. Franklin-Bouillon.
""This memory of our part in
bringing about peace will long be
cherished In Turkey.”
The French envoy was all smiles
ss he spoke of France's part in the
Turkish settlement but his face
quickly sobered up at mention of
Trim® Minister Lloyd Georges Man-
chester speech
”T shall have something to say
about thia,” declared M. Franklin-
Bouillon. "The British reinforce-
ments had nothing to do with the
peace making and the British pre-
mier’s speech would go a long way
toward endangering It now were It
not built upon solid basis.”
c • " (o
NEW ORLEANS. Oct. 14 — The re-
port or"the rehabilitation commts+-----
alon ot the. American legton, la
which the government’s record ot .
performance was termed ”a series
of tragic mistakes, post ponementa,
delays, alible and politics.” was ve-
plied to vigorously today by Colonel
<’. IL Forbes, director of tho-United
States veterans’ bureau, who is here -
during the convention.
Colonel Forbs declared that the
veterans’ bureau could not be erit-
died for any mistakes made under
the first Langley act, Inaemwch as
it had nothing to do with the selec-
tion of sites or determining what
sort of hospitals had been erectod
on the sites.
"Under the second Langley biM
passed last May,” the directors
statement continued, "the director
of the veterans' bureau is • barged
with the disbursement of $17,000,000
for additional hospitals.
"In five months sites have bepn
select nd, hospital plans approved
and many of the projMts are al-
ready under way. It is an achieve-
ment to be proud of,"
AUSTIN, Oct. 16. — First Assistant
Attorney General John C. Walt is In
Corsicana today representing the
state at the hearing scheduled there
I such offenses can proceed forth-
with. *
i The government's offer apparent-
' ly has been ignored and yesterday
there was posted throughout Dublin
a proelamtion purporting to be is-
sued by the "republican army ex-
ecutive” warning the public tiut
anyone giving fntormation" leading
to punishment of rpubllcans by the
f—
Wiita Fall* aa* vieinitye"Ee-
W%0M-cpkaxstlishgedh ewsAumagrami
CORSICANA, TEXAS, Oct. 1»
fT— ,s,pT.
5---a-E 12 ; .2 2 - -3 ‘ .*«
OPINION INVOLVES
AETAIMING FEES BE
COUNTY BFFICIALS
V - . • ---------- I .
AUSTIN. Oet. I*—County otti-
clals ana other ottieera affeeted by
th* coupty officer bill passed by th*
1021 legielature cannot ratnin all
fees earned by ther ofricen dutipe
Derember an * resuit of th* new
provinion under which such officer,
ink* otrice on January 1. an opin-
ion rendered teday by th* attorney
general’s derartment (a H G. Han-
rick, county audjtor of Potter koun-
will be becked by th* Earl of Bal- j
22 BEDIM OT MIDED
a-s BY COUNTY OFFICERS
sulted at a general party meeting
before any 4**i*lon la taken, and
that If this I, not done there will
be many resignationn from th* min-
istry— enougi, acoording to tome
predttions, to cause It* fall.
CHICAGO, Oct. 16— Earl H. Cum-
min*, Chicago chemist and central
rigure in the ginger al* "myatery"
In which James A. Pugh, noted
yachtsman and manufacturer.
alto Mummolint 1* prncticany a di- .
EMMA As leader of Ma tasetnta he fe^app
mexes dnatalona, even ef tb* sraveet y i eel na (
cheraqter, such a* demanding emr- .The ar
Mer immenipe of pariiament or
nupprstor t th* cntrai -ez
for th*' liberated ptoviheee, headed
by Sepatof Nal*ta, to which the
' 1 l ; ,**ek
=p=ateuiegg-nre
th* murder tha alain couple had
•pent a day at Manhattan Beach
near Coney Inland. At tendinE to
prove that an affection existed be-
tween Mra, Milla and th* rector a
letter aliened to ave boon‘.written
him by the choir ainger was made
public. Thto leter, apparently re-
errine to tile Manhattan Beach
outins, road in part:
"Yesterday I was baapy in a way.
In the beat andan the"Water: but on
the way home I was thinking hard.
• • • Oh, my darling babykin*
what a muddle we are in. But I
will be content. I will be.”
PERSIAN CAT SAVES
THmn PEOPLE FROM
FIRE SWEPT HUIUHNG
CHtCAGO, O T 1« —Rax, a Per-
sian cat, today was credit** with
savinr !• persons from a fir* swept
bulldins yesterday. When th* fire
started in a Michigan ayenue room-
Ins hbus* the cat leared on the bed
int interrup- e -
CORPUS CHRISTI, OH 11 —
Habeas corpus proceedigs prob-
ably will be Institute* today in be-
half of Shevirt Frank -Robinson.
Conatabte Lee Petzel, Joo Acebo .and
Cleve Goff, held in toll *n wnrrnnt*
aworn out by Tena* Banter Captain
Hamer in ' connectioh with the
shootink to death R-’urday ot wren
Robert*, prominent Nueree county
land owner. He was whot while
nitting in hi automobile omn a
downtown streoL The nhootine in
■aid tn have been the culmination at
a local political quarrel. Five
rangers ar* ~ duty her* today. ,
naxaunS •0 MAKM A
ruonovGM mvusTaATION
On at least 12 roads yarmasters
have agreements with the railroads
which will govern in these cases.
The Delaware and Lackawanna,
tha Pennsylvania and the Illinois
Central railroads were excluded
from th® decision today.
The rule provides yardmasters re-
quired to work seven days s week
shall be given two days ok each
month.
Among the roads, by the
decision areiAheNew-ork Central
lines east and west; Baltimore and
Ohlo; Kansas Ctty Southern: Kan-
sas City, Oklhoma and Gulf; Mis-
souri Pacific; San Antonio and
Arannas Pass: Fort Worth and Den-
ver City; Gulf Coast Lines; Texas
and Pacific: Trans-Mississippi Ter-
minal and Wabash.
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