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HARDING MAKES ADDRESS
SAYS COMMON SENSE AND REASON
HAS WROUGHT RESULTS
Afor-iated Prrt* 1)ih+uIcA,
Washliigotu. Fob. fl—The final, ses-
sion of the Aims Conference was vail-
* «l to order just after I® o'efos thin
^ morning to Ivar a farewell address by
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President Hurding uud for the signing
Of the remaining treaties.
The dual session brought pi
largest crowd of tlu> confcreij^ £frort a
Nat In the aisles and stood around
the wall* Mrs. 11 art I tug, tffrs. Cool
idge, Mr*. Gil let t and other \v¥
ottk'ials had scat* In the boxe$.
J Spectators Applaud*
As the prominent delegates arri
tin- spectator* aplauded. Arthur
lialfour, head of the British I
1 gatlou, got iwilkuXaj attention.
Many of the delegate* "were""
s'lguiiifc autograph alubuina.
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nVlocli with a ^.wrayor l y tba
Ker. WUliai i S. Aberuathy, pastor of
Cavalry Baptln ehurch; which i'resl^
dent Harding attends.
Amid apphiuH', Secretary Hughe*
muuoiuh <l tlmt th<* Shantung treaty
l etween Japan and China had . Ihh ii
siKue i Sati-rday..
"Tbi^ treaties will n^>w he algt^rd
MunouuitHt Secretary llughea. and th
Aiuericau deh^gatlon filed arottri|d to
Jh« foot of the big gre n topped tabh-
of the Secretary General's de*k Juside
the etwlosure, ami l>egan s:gulng. S<h -
retary Iugh<■% completed his siguaturft
ar lOrl'J o'clock.
The signing was In ft(ls order:
The I'nlteo States, Belgium, tireat
l'.rltain. France, Italy, Japan, l*he
NVtlieriands. China aud Portugal.
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SAW MAN LURKING IN DIREC-
TOR'S HOME
INTRUDER IS.DESCRIBED
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Washington. Krh. «—The : addrvas
made by IVestdent Harding at the
Mtusei
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••Mr. (Uiairxnan and Members of
the Conference:
"Nearly three months ago It wafc
my privilege to utter to you slncerest
words at wehome to the capital of
ot r republic, to suggest the spirit in
•hiding session tpd^t. %« the Arfim iftsr tUm mtornhm.
f< re Mt* follOWt? * . ' - t '-xt+m \ta<.Tj>Sn <tAli1 i
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Heard the Report of a Pistol and
Got Cfimpse of Maa
Oa Porch
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$*nneiatr<1 Pr*r$ Pmpntch .
Los AugtdeM. Calif., Keh. fi. s— Mrs.
|k*iiglas Maclean, wife of the film ac-
tor. gave the first detailed statement of
what she saw aud the lmpro*fdon she
reerivod\the night William Desmoiid
Tuylor. film dlre«*tor. was slalu. In tb<^
statemein made ptihlle last night*. Mr*.
« MaH^uu siso t«ld bosp^tba mtmips of
'Henry f'eavey. Taylor's negro wrraut.
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Uf has takfn ihr name of Plus XL
Speaks Monday at Conclusion of Arms Conference
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awakened Other residents of the lamga- DOMESTIC AFFAIRS IS C\SIT: —
low coo.. .« kuowliilge of the mni--1
Mrs. MucLean said she simply could
not descrlhe" the man she hioi wn
lttrking al out Taylors aimftnieut last
\Vf«lnesday4 ulght.
*^l"sho dd say Ire was five ft^et nine
Inches talJ. is'rhaim.'* she said. .
which you were Invited amf to inti seems to me he had a prominent nose.
'iiWilr' aUsaaaHyt' In which
nere asked to .eipaf. Is a very gen-
eral way, perhafti, I ventured to ex-
presa a hope for the things towards
which our aspirations led p*. ^
•Today It la mjf grwiler privilege,
mid even greater pleasure, to,come to
make acknowledgement. It la oue of
Ihe Jutpreme.eompensgtloii* of life to
contemplate a worth while aecom-
pMsbment.
"ft cannot be otlier than aeemly for
me. aa the only chief of government
soVlrciimstanced as to he aide to ad-
drrsa the conferem*, io apeak congrat-
\o Offer the thanks of
our nation, our people, pirbaps I
dare volunteet to utter tlwm for the
♦world. My owo gratlfleatlou Is l e-
.vond my capeeity to express* ;
•♦This coi:ferenee has wrought a
truly great achievement. It is hay.-
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hut I may have reeelved that impres-
sion from shadows cast by the arc
lighf.
"I hardly think It was the missing
T.ntler, Kdward h\ Sands. It seems to
me lie was not so heavy as Sand*.
"I <an only he sure of the gra^y pl:ii 1
••ap. and tlwt his yerk Was muffled
with ^metlUng^-perhaps It was his
eoat collar. I can't even fell whether
he wore a"h overcoat. We had Just fin-
ished dinner Tt was between 8 and
K;15 o'clock, ( hbtina. Ihe maid, was
busy in the dining room. I had walk-
ed info the living room and was sitting
on the davenport, knitting. Mr. Mat-
I^ean bad gone upstairs to got a 11Wb
electric stove we sometimes use.
Thru Crr the Shot.
"Then came the shntterinc report. It
wns muffled, but still it sronied to pen.
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tiainesville. Texas. Keh. B.Pew y
Mc<*aughy. uuinarrhsl. was i>ln<-ed in
jail here yesterday in default of gl.tSlO
band, and W. l>. Hhiu v. released <>n
ImxmI iu connection witlr a Shdoting af-
fray on a down town street |n whkdi
i ot ody was hurt.. He was charged
with assault with intent to murder
I^um'stlr affairs caused the slns>(lng.
aet>>rdiug to offbvrs. . ,
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FOOTBALL
VICTIM HAS
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IJKW F HOSPITAL AM) fUC
ABU-: TO WORK
ARTICLE FOR "THE
OMAN'S ENTERPRISE* PUB-
LISHED AT BATON BOUJE.
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A re<-ent Isaue of 'The Woman's
Enterprise,", published In Baton
itouge. I^a., carries an article by Mrs.
W. W. Rodgers of this city, written
at the request of the editor, during
Mrs. Rodger*' recent visit in that city.
Knowing her identity as president of
the Sherman Civic. League, it was re-
quested that she write something of
the achievements, of the League and
how it Was done.
On another occasion, Mrs. Rodgers
ENTIRE STAFF WIPED OFT, BY
t PRISINti VILLAGERSr
AN1I OTHERS.
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# P«««a Dispatch
London, Feb. fl. -A mob of 2.000 In-
dian Nationalist voluntiWs apd villag-
ers atfackecl the police offices at Chau-
rai, on February 4. and killed the en-
tire staff of officers, the watchman a rrd
eight armed police who were sent. as
rcduforeementst says a telegram receiv-
ed by the Indian office here today from
the British eomui.issiouer at Corakpuf.'
in the northeast section of the Tutted
^ _ Provinces; ■
was invited to appear before the
Ciylc Assoelatloii at Baton Ronge, T' Arbuelde Trial Set.
where she fold much of Sherman in a* Wan Frabclseo. Calif., Feb. 6.-—The
eivie s< nse,. ita devnlopmont in all ^urt today set Mareh l.'l as the date
lines. v |'of starting Fatty Arbuekle's third
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WARNING IS
NEWORLEANS
4mmto* Priv 'Diwt'h i WEATHER Bt'REAC REPORT COV-
New York. Feh. 0.—Harry Herbert, f ERS TEXAS COAST FROM
Syracuse Cniverslty * foot ha 11 star, I ,ffORT ARTIH'R TO %'EIw%SCO
wiiose snine W « l roken in a game with Z——
th^ Colgate eh'vert last November, will (+taociaitd P*e * Ditpatch i '
be able to leave Mount Sinai Hospital \Vw Orleans. Feb. • 6.—A southwest
this week attending surgeons said yes- storm warning was issued by the local
tenia?. He witt-have use o# bis tbnbs Weather Btrtcart today for the Texas
and m;ty engage in liglij sports, they
said.
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NAMED IN SUIT
SATS IT IS BL.VKMAIL, AND
WOl l.H MAKE NO FVRT1IKR
COMMENT
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TO LOOK INTO
const from Port Arthur to Velaseo.
Small craft warning wa« ordered dis-
played west of VelaM-o to Brownsville.
Increasing northerly winds were pre-
dicted for this afternoon and tonight.
Much colder. '
WOMAN TAKEN TO HOSPITAL,
IS THOl GHf FATALLY HI RT/
POLICEMEN
aaaai AIIIA ■ aa
Or CHICAGO
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THEY SHOW WHAT THEY DONT
KNOW ABOUT HISTORY AND
GEOORAIPHY.
AtaoHnted Pr«« Dtuputc* v >
Chicago, Feb. e. — Captain Miles
Staudish was a Spanish Hdventureir,
magazine writer and a Quaker.
America was discovers! In the Six-
teenth Century.
Siam is locateil In the West Indies the *hte ro<)lu w**hiu the sistino
and South China [chapel, wiierc he diacardeil his cardl-
And gtsxi old Plymouth Rock is In uars robcs* assisted by the couelav-
New 'Hampshire or somewhere along the 'Ml8, uud ,l,fc P8^ vestments, which
Tliausands Watted.
4 &ortat*d Och l>>«|hltt'fr
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ltorne, Feb. fr—The thouaaiads wait-
ing in front 6f St. Peters for ihe
wisp of awoke which would teU of
the election of a new pope or tho
failure of the Sacred College to reach
a del is.oh gave a mighty , shout at
11.38 o'clock wheu r a (kin wisp of
smoke camp from tUe chiuiAey leading
from the sistiuc chapel. . It was
known tha-t the Catholic e'hurch had
once more a duly elected pontiff.
Aa boon a* the two thirds vote for
Cardinal BatQ had been verified, Car-
dinal Vannutelli, a a dean of the Sac-
icd College, arose ,|iud proceedetl to
the throne olL the chosen one accom-
puiiied on either aide by Cardinals
Logue aud Blsleti, respectively deans
of tbe.cardlnal priests ami the cardi-
nal deacons. He was askr*t iu Latin
by Cardinal Vaun
with custom, if
tiou to be aupre
new pope anaoered-
"Since u Is the wi
obey." , •
. Then th« purple
thrones of the ca
down, one by pat*
tbe new poMriff n,
dotM> to show that
College rendered obeisance to the iie>
head of tjie church. ^ I
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the
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Sacred
Cboee His Name.
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the new incumbent what name he
chose to take during his pontificate,
auit upon his reply, "Pius XI," Mon
sigtior Siaeero, secretary of the con-
clate. Verified hia tee^loh to tbe pa-
pal(*bair.
The new pope then was eacorted to
coast of Maine.
That's what a "reporter found out
when he attempted to refute the <lnim
of a T'niverslty professor here that the
average intelligence of Americans was
whito' Mt!°uf ,l,nr of a P*1**1 ln the sixth grade.
hat a local1 hotel bv 't,M'M,lons put to polh«emen,
J. 'S 53®K?2, • ax*-
ilion ftnd others. A dozon erfud ln the
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CUMBERS
TRY AGAIH
WEATHEK CONI>mONH IIETTKR
AM) IT 18 BXPKfTED START
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—Paradise Inn, Ranier National Park,
Wash.. Feb. ft—* By messenger to Na-
tonal.)—Weather conditions on Mount
"Rapier have moderated and the three
mountaineers eor.iemplating tibe first
winter ascent to the summit planned
a start for Camp Mtfir, further up
''the mountain, some ttone today.- The
fifty mile gale which lias swept
, Hauler for tilt* last four day* bns torn*
sided somewhat and light snowswaa
falling, " ■ £ ♦
Forest Rangers and algnal corps
men will accompany the mountaineers
t* Camp Mulr where permanent hcad-
qnarters will be establiahed.
Yesterday was spent by the climbers
In pt%arinj| their equipm<mt for tpi
ascent from f'ntnp Muir to the snmmit,
wfaidi Is 14,40* feet above sea level.
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K*TY*H REQUEST TO TAKE
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^iSw^ONHAjTw^RANTirtK'
COLD SNOW
AND SLEET
IN N. TEXAS
ksoh. Hiss.. Feh. <5. -A $10O.(K>O
f4h
A wia1rd Pr#M Di*patcKm
.lacksoh. Miss.,
damage siiit was tiled agaiiA t Uovern-
or M, Uussell of MiHsfssipifi, charg-
ing him With the sedtHtlon of Miss
Francis Blrkhead, former employe
of his offline. The «u|t was filed
against the t'hlef KxiM-utive this moru-
jsras bruiwed alKiuf the face and t>ody.
according to pliysicians. believed to
TRAVIS ( OI NTY DISTRICT JCIM^E be from the eff.ct of a violent fall or
i II VR(ii;s 1IIR BODY WHICH by being run over.
A* orintrd PrrMK Di potck.
A ma rl lie Texas, Feb. 0—A
woman registered
the name of Mrs.
N s city. «•«.« taken to II* iKwpLui Z£JS'1222Z, *
Int night In a dylnc s,„, 'l i'Amort™ « dlmmy.
• - - - Several university students taade a
<ieditable showing in the test. The
MET MONDAY.
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PE0PIJK"WAilNBf) THAT TEMPER-
ATI'RE MAY FALL TO !«
ABOVE ZERO -
AanoeiaM Prsst DtupaUh,
Jiallas, Texas, Feb. 0. — Following
spring-like weather Sunday and last
night, snow and sleet weiV falling in
thi< s<xtlon, (IiIm morttlng, the iheMuom
eter having register« d a drop of als>ut
fifteen degrees within one hour. Sleet
and hiln will (>ontinue throughout the
day accordlug to the local Weather Bu-
reau. anrf If will be colder toniglil. Tfie
weather bureau warned local shippers
to "protect shipments agalnst the frtiexe.
tohight. pr Mllcting a temperature of
sixteen to twenty-four decrees abhve
aero.
The womae was takch to a hospital
- — , by a party of six men and women. It?
i* wild that some of the party had
Austin, Tcmi,-.. ^Ii. d—The Travis been drinking. State and county of-
Couuty grand jury, con veiled in regu- ticlals are investigating the case. Tluv
hit- session today, and, charging the woman is believed to bo Georgia Tyle
ttiry, Judge J. K. Hamilton instructed i of Clayton. N. M., and is aliont twen-
ihe jury to investigate carefully vlo- ty-fonr years old.
latlon of the white capping laws. J' '
He made no direct mention of the: Reaci Front Manuscript.
ing iu the ?'uited 8tAte histriet Court <h;ith of I e«^er Clayton, taxicab <lrlv-
here. : er, who was. shot to death on Dacfgn- sssartsIM Ptm Dinatch
AnK'>riatrti Dltpnfch. i her U\ and for whose murder seven* Washington. Feb. ft—The President.
i'' n Atiiviu < itiy.ens face murder as he slowly read from his manuscript.
New Orh**lns. l.a.. Feb. 6.—Coventor charges. \K<. five state. «itv and w s frequently halted by applause.
Lee M. ItUKsidl of JkUssissippi, over a elheeiw face similar . <*hnj«es. There was long applause when the
long distant e telephone call to a- repi«- Tl e grand jurv fcas this caw^ro in- President d gress* d to sttv "while tlie
scuta five-of the Associated Press here vesti-ate. settlement of the Far Rasteru ques-
toda.v. «aid that the filing of a' flt¥MMai 1 ^ * kHion was not of direct import to^thc,
United States, we rejoice in common
suit against him by Miss Frniujij^Birk-* j
head, charging him with seduction, was i
the most damnable blackmntt eonsph- i
ac.v ever attempfetl in tb*' history of , l
Mississippi polities.''^
Further comment wns reftisetl.
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Wmuuh Makes Denial.
Jury in Bobbitt
Cage Delil
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Bonham. Texas, Feb. (I—The Bon*
ham Board of Trnde has hern advis-
ed by the TexAfi Railroad Commission
thot the petition of the Katy Railroad
for discontinhHttCe of its passenger
train frm TWsoh to llmi&am !^a-
been denied. Tlie suit baa bwu dia-
■ missed. According to the message fron^
^jf Austin*7*V ' • ■*! S" ^
A protest was (iled by the Bonh
% jao^rd of Trade against the Katy's pe
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AMERICA f
DIBLE SOCIETY
CLOSES PL
HAS MANlTFACTlTIEp^IBIJW FOR
tat) YEARS Bl T fflC.H COST
IS TpO ^ircH
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rk. Feb. dv-^*After more than
ars of manufacturing: Bibles, the
tiean IVlhle Society today Announc-
ed It would so/lb close down Its plant
,ln AwV>v Place! The Ii irijlcosf of pro
iduction Is given as the Veason for
Haetifcialaiatf publication.
The Jury in the casjMff Mrs. Rowena
Bobbitt vs.-If. H itobbltt. renamed its
<lellb«'rations ltn( verdict at 1
o'clock Mopday" afternoon, after b«iing
disnii!^edxovq'r Sunday. Cp until press
houivMoiHlay afternoon no report had
made Into the court.
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NEW P0l E GIVES
FIRST JENEDICTION
A**nci<ltrd Pr«i tiispntrh
Ranrc. Feh. «. ^Pope Plus XI
srave his first benediction aft^r
election wllayV bestowed from the
outside, of^ the Bah-ooy from- St.
Peters upon "all Nations ami nil
peoples," with the Intention that
It should bring "to the wholfc
world Ihe wish and announcement
of universal peace we all so ar-
dently desire,"*/ j ■;<
AMnctntplT Pre** Disp"*ch
MMtovla. Calif.. Feb. 0. -Mrs.
a IVane Tenner, wife of Den-
nis flage heane-Taylor. who has
•- I*eeh missing since 10I2L .when he
disapjieared from New Yoi-k, de-
cl«retl here today that it was iin-'
possible that NVilllam Desmond
Taylor, slain motion picture di-
rector. could have been her hus-
band. Dennis Cage l>o \nc-Tiiylor.
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v\ith the world that an understanding
has been n nched."_
Tw>Tnan's Trial Starts.
Waco. Texas, Ff* . -Advices from
tiatesville ; t nobti today say the case
of II. C. Twyman. charged With the
murder of Dell Thames, went to trjni
this mora Ing.
average for all answers was 07 per
cent correct.
WELIVWWEronT FIOHTER
HELD IN SHERMAN ON
t HARttK OF TAKING DRI (is.
HISTORY MAKING
INI
I
CONFERENCE ENDS.
Dead Highwayman Identified.
/•torlrtf#* Prett T>i*pntcA
Sioux Cily, Iowa, Feb. H. - An alleged!
crhn'ii i-niti n nh,i ahiti ti tirl Irtllfwl
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highwayman who was shot and killed
in a battle With a posse seven miles
south of Uloncosc.\ Iowa. Saturday
afternoon, has been Identified as D. W.
Bills of Texhoma. Oklahoma. Sheriff
Harlow of Konona County said today.
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Thirteen Judges Agreed To.
Washington, Fi b| ft. -An increase of
thirt«H>n in tbo number of Fnitwl States
District Judges, was agreed upon to*'
day by thf Senate Judiciary Committee ^
as a means of relief Of the conjfestlop |
j" AH*ociatr<1 Pvc*n Diipatc*
Washington* Feb. d—The his-
tory making Conference of the
UinitatioM of Anrtantents and
Far Fa stern questions came to
its end today with the signing of
treaties and the farewell addict
by President Harding. The sine
die adjournment was taken at
11M o'clock 4 M :
Witb its s-ork charaeterlgrd
by Mr. Darding as "the find de
liberate and effective expression
of great powers In Ihe eonseience
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Tommy Crawford, welterwelgiit
fighter, was In the toils of Sherman
police .Monday, after having a pro-
posed trip to. San Antonio iuterrupted.
Crawford, after being arrested fwo
miles east of the city Sunday by Mo-
torcycle Officer Stalcup on complaint
f a local drug store for theft of a
drug, was held for closer investigation
by Police Chief Frank Room
• - He^was Identified by some plctarea
tHid newspaper clippings regarding
himself which he carried.
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Founder of College Dead.
St. Louis, M6., geh. IWDr Young
Dance Bond. 7". years old. formerly
dean.of the St. Louis University Med-
ical School and founder of a medical
college here, died at Ills home in St.
!*outs county last night after a brief
llIncMs. j
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BUIiard Toiifnatneut.
Cleyeland, Ohio, Feb. 6- -The na-
liouaramateur jKs;ket billiard tourna-
ment opens here tonight and continues
thiough Februa ry 1V . Among those
entered are J. Howard,, Shoeroaker of
New York, who has held the cham-
pionship eight times.
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of peace of war's utter futlflty.*'
the great conferenc went to its
niche of history to await Jndg
nients and developments of the
future.
iff the Nation s Federal Courts,
THE WEATHER
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Aswifitetl Prett Mtpateh
Washington, Pill
and rlrinity: Monday night fair
and much colder, freeaing. Tttea-
,<biy fair.
I^ocal Temperature.
JThetCL
grees Sunday In the local tem^
perature. the maximum being 02
dagreea and the minimum 42.
Precipitation: < Snow Monday
mcming.
The thermometer registered
degrees a t rtoon* Monday.
■' ' mi
bad been held lu readiness since the
opening of the conclave, were placed
upon him. These included the white
caaapck, white sash, white , stockings,
red slippers, a red and gold mozetta
and UnaIIy the stole of red worked
v ith gold.
The pontiff fully vested with the
pi pal garb, and accompanied by his
cardinals, thereupon returned to the
throne he had occupied in the Sistiuc
chapel.
There the cardinals, according to
(heir rank aQd headed by Yannutelli.
made their first act of adoratlou to
Hts Holiness, kissing first his feet
ami ^heu his hands, .after which the
Pope received them in embrace ami
bestowed upon them ills first ai os-
tolic benediction.
Ring Placed an His Finger.
iW "fisherman's ring"? was placet!
on his finger, and be left the chapel,
the -Whole assembly wending Its way
through the Sala Ducale and the Sala
Regale, along the Loggias to the
Sala Clement inn. the pope's official
reaidenct. All along the way he re-
ceived the bo «ane of the attaches
who served during the conclave.
Meanwhile the dean of the cardinal
deacons, Blsleti. followed by several
cardinals, repaired to the central hal-
cany of St. Peters frojp which the
election* of scores of popea have been
officially proclaimed,^ th# awvld, and
solemnly announcediT^%) * tfreat
crowd awaiting experta%^l3n eldar:
"I announce to your, greatyftft .tho
election Of the pontiff/"
This Confirmed to the thronsg. In
si. Peters square* the election which
had been Indicated by the thin stream
of white smoke which came from the
metal stove pipe projecting, from the
roof of the Slstine chapel when the
voting papers of the final ballot were
burned, .
Meanwhile Pope Pins XL after
waiting for some momenta ta ..ihe
Clementine hall, had left for Sf. Pet-
ers, accompanied by the members of
the sacred College. Arriving at the ,
halcoAy at the entrance Inside -the .
cathedral he ral^fiita bands and be-
stowed upon the multitude fdi ffHMT
public lieoiedictloar■■■•&* then returned
to the Vatican where, although relgn-
[f'tyjfc the pope«« have remained flrtnalt .
prisoner« - until their deathft. '
I * Reports were current last alght that
dc- pope had been choacn. but that
deference for Amertca^.the an-
nouncement would be deferred nntll
Jlfc arrival of Ordinal O'Connell ot
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