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SHERMAN, TEXAS, THURSDAY, APRIL 20, 1922. -EIGHT PAGES.
65c PER MONTR
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SALONIKI KILLS
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CHARACTER, AND NOT TALK, MUST BE
REFLECTED IN THE LIFE OF THfe IN-
* DIVIDUAL AND OF THE GOVERN
MENT, SAYS SPEAKER AT
SHERMAN HALL
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High lights.
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"Life must fee nred and gov-
ernments governed i y the chsr
.actor aud not the statement;* of
*Rei|.?
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••WHfrnever local self govern-
ment passes away, we4 will have
ihu form of a Republic, but In
reality wo will Up governed l y a
Utile minority," X -u....'
"The government which ha* .
not the courage and the power,
to uphold the principles upon
w hit h It wax hollded, find make "
i|* people conform outwardly at
leant to these principles, Is a gov-
ernment which Is uot going to last
long."
TWO THOUSAND BIGGEST
ORTED
CROWD YET REP0I
DEMANDS THAT $2,000 BE
SENT
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WIU TAKE 2,5110 HERE MAILED AT SAPULPA
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Line of March for Opening fu&me
FriJay Will Be Formed on
South Crockett
Ed Read Taken in Custody on
Infoiptation of Postoffice
Inspector
fly tb« t'nttiNl PrSwt
Pi&t
I HI
ACCIDENT OCCURS AT
NOON HOUR
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An .attendance of at least 2,WH)
«Tr"^r«^Fofr.^rk ssKi A„HI 3i.-Kd,K„,d
"houM^e tad ta«« n.y I. tajeUjtajr
'order to sssure the WlnSktW of Preal- mJI /!.*,, v l.VnLiLn
dent I>oak Roberts' silver loving cop 'J"**; ?*.',/?'"/ ii^v wh
renorLs of attendance In the four rit*
Lieutenant P«ui W. Beck after he is
US %£rn bpifttot Wine* woro ploy«i JJJJPJ <« « «> ««<■#*«" ■" •«**
K«*M& t...U.a„, , an^ fy,M nt fc, r„
""Alt CdttflHlfth IH lint—libera!
which d<K-s not root and ground
in the relation)* which should ex-
ist between a creature and his
Creator, and a knowledge of the
great trnihs upon which this io
public was founded."
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iy l*« Attwiatrd Prat* «
Pan Tneco. fVilf.< AprIP Major Hi .. «. «..« ^ . «-
Ira Ilolwirt Evans. wii«r hrtd fwiw hlen-1 " bile cHu inl titfur<is from Ihn-e of J(l,|ksl H p,>x(offk< inspe<*tor, who
tified wfrh aeveral large cor|M>ratlon* Hiest* foiir games were not to ts ban, Federal chritywi will I>e placed
in Texas, died at hi* home here yes- estimates tlent out froni the different awllIIH| j,jni jn fu|^ today.
i ter.lay nt the nee of IS yeam lie cities Indicated that Awlnmre. w,r"* The l iter s> Mrs. !)nyf which wa« re-
waa a vetetan of the civil war, 'and more thffi.^^..^iMwayiq,^ bad the ^|r<k(| lllg| iveek, wat -igoed "G. Dair,"
hfivlua the army went ro Texas, where' larp«t attendance ot^tb^fowr eitlea, $2.01111 14 keep silent on
111*1x70 l>« ' ^as ele<,te«l luetnlxT aud which had openings Wedneaduj. what Uh* writer < l«ia*a lie saw through
li>li*r H>n>aker uf tb> Stste Houa< of ] Hport wrltera la none of the other tiwr wlnd rw of Hie home the night
MANY CHILDREN KILLED
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Firet,; Breaks Out and Great Panic
- * FoHowi—Part of Town '
in Rnins
By tb Unltw! Pre**
London. April 20—A terrific (>xplo«
slon occurred among water mbteria,!*
at Salonika, according to u News
Agencj dispatch from Athens.
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AN INVESTIGATION, FINDING THEIR
BODIES^-EZRA DAVIDSON, IS
GRILLED BY OFFICERS
b ^ OFRED l0Pril |
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" The political and acn-ial lanilmarks
which have characterised the American
ICeouhlle from its birth «lowa to reeenl
jtvut*. were dlsctiRse«l In- the . Hon.
IHiowas It. Marshall. tWmer - Vice
Wighteen hundred soldiers were re
ported to have been buried among the
ruins of k barrack. A hundred civil-
ians in the vicinity have oeen killed,
according to reports.
- Panic Ensues.
Fires have broken out and a panic
ensued.
The explosion occurred at noon
Wednesday. It whs the dinner hour
for the troops*. The barrack in which
they were eating eollapwd.' following
the blast, many being killed, accord-
Repivs4n tMtive.'-. Major Kvans was an j three Citlefe. Konham, Paris and Mcxia,
act I vc worker In the American mission- j estimated their crowds as high as
ary associations and served for n timi* 2.0<K). The report fifom Paris said:
as president of the ^Xatlcnal Kttnday "The gttetMlailee was estimattHl ati
he killing of Beck.
IMiti Conl«ii*i ieeusullon.
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FROM BAN
irtofvm^ It.
\ Prt^sideiit of the LnlU'd S
se<Mnd t*f his srliy W '%*
leiinrfi at Sherawh thrtl. Austin Col
lege, \\>«lnesilay evening. A large an
r «iienee again filled thV college auditor-
ium. and he^UHi from the lips of the _ Aaanrm,m, T^T"
former dlsti«|pibtted official an , * T f ' A ^ T
sitlon of Americun ideals and IdwtsS^ I/Os Angeles^ i allf, Apri. 20— Local
which he Indicated America hhd lM stv anthorilles last night were In-
- wr-i«t in adhering to if the Repuldh; vestigatiug a letter sent to Theodore
is to jive and prosper. * K'«loff, drnceri demanding #10,000 un-
The landmarks of a people consist of <1/,r tlirent of death. Tfee writer Of
their laws, customs, and traditions, « ^ spi^ifled a plaN' where the
said vMr. 'Marshall, and It is a mistake
to think that government may be ex-
tendeii l eyoiid the true thought aud
feeling of a people.
We are aecustonu d to thinking of
P the American Hepublic as having l*H n
mlract^leusly born, July 4, 1770, much
money was'to he left at g time which
had leapscil. Kosloff, instead of leav-
ing the niOm-y purchased a pistol
which he said he was carrying with
him whcrevei he went.
1,500." - AH stores were closed there1***®* iett' r at-ctised Mrs. lJay and her
for the game. At Mexia It was re. MMfc*n,| of ma teUliw all relative to
IKuted that "4a park-taxing crowd nw shootinf, w
gathering an hour hefora the game,' !"', if,1 "isnui^i, "v*' }*y }°
and had the park been double its slxe, in |ik $I i and |20 de-
it is pps*U le that It would have been nominations to Hair of Kdua," in
filled (o take ew^ «f thast! who-were « P «kage >vhnb was to be hibelcd
unable to get ii *' j •J ert'bamlls '.' The wr?t«r also beem-
Tlie only one ^f 1 e ot r cities from ^ t is' i
Wbhfi iontf rtrtdats obtained ott^ial 'The letter coneluded with:
* " "One year from today ! will ret it rn
every <-ent, jilus the interest,"
Postal inspector Ma lone of Ttdss.
who is in eluifge of the ea.'e, is Of tlie
opinion that this paragraph was in-
serted to make it look les^j i!*re black-
mail. 1
ing to reports. v
Hundreds of persons, mainly chil-
dren, are wild to have been burled.
A part of the town where the ex-
plosion occurred Is in ruins
LLOYD GEORGE
SAYS SUCCESS
IS ASSURED
HE HAH REASONS TO BELIEVE
GERMANY WILL WITHDRAW
FROM BI SSIAN PACT. v
y fhr I'nltrl rich
nrarr—mr- [
Kara Davidson, Dallas County .•>
fa rmer, charged with the murder
of J, W. Hunt and his wife, near
I( d Top, Mo., Ms signed a con-
fession to the crime and is being
removed to an adjoining county
for safekeeping* according to a
long distance telephone message
received here from Sheriff Tom
Cowor of Buffalo, who has the
prisoner in custody.
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es was Pi^amAwhere 1.011 paid
y the Sherman ami Bonham tetuns
o|s-tr Wetlnesday.. \ Th" estimate sent
"out from llouimm was "MUM fans."
1 Older of fttide.
The orik'r of the para#le which will
precede the opening Friday in Sher-
man was announced Thursday as foh
Iowa: ''
Mounte<l Marshals.
Sliernitt'i's -K) piwv Municipal Band.
Sherpu«n's Bed Sox.
Bouhulu's Team.
Fir< Department.
Visitor#.
Oity Oflicialsi
County Olliclala.
Fans; in auto^ >
All a 11;os iu the parade will form
J
that a similar demand . and H reat
Jwo. Xh« ttae is not too long *R0 tl.m
tor I he F|M>nkcr to tMVo tvwmHrhil "'J' . .
much of the spirit of Hngtand hatred
which once cxlste<l. < *>_
N<.«r Is Time to Forget.
"It strikes me tlint now Is a good .
time to l>egin to forget the prejudices I
which have long exIstetl lietween Kn- |
glish KfMiklBf people, and to work to-, ^
gethei for the g<nKl of muukind aiul tliek U *
glory of God. If 'theiMl^e any In thft
audience who, still iuur^vir «ui
diee against the )$nj|l|(t|
The letter contained the «tatement on1 the.east side of South Crockett
street, s mth of cherry street.
THE WEATHER.
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HpBpHVHfeMj&ay, the
eting as boss. On one .oet*gilmi I nc- tlegr^-y and the minimum iwing
. ,.ii«i aniod hiai on ai vi>dt to the toml> 15
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1 have evenfn we
Prince of A\>les vi
hapiHMietl U a^ the
ipanied
oT Washington, and lc*t him curry a
wreath, weighing not iess-- thau loll
pounds, which he place<l on the tomb."
More seriously. Mr. (Marshall de-
clared that of the tf.OOfrOOO^poople ln,
-'Ametica Wheji the Bepu'dlc was foimd-
wu SW0,«>0 were" uot of Kn-
fiish descent, "if I read history aright/*
"1 like to think us a part of my her-
itage the story ofMohn Hampton, of
1 :ngUuir1; the Jnngnage of Chaucer, and
H that old common-law of England. *
• The landmarks of this Republic
were largely fixed by men of Kngllsli
' ttpeakifig tongue.'' 1
Dorumenlg Do Not Core I'ls. -
The world has been obsessed with the
v idea that the Ills 0f mankind conld be
cured hv a written document, said Mr.
Marshall, still speaking In a preiimin-
nty way. "Well, for 2,000-yea 1% flie
world has poase*s« d a document which
contained the teachings of the Greatest
Teacher Of all limes and still the world
la not right. The constitution of the
State of Juarez, Mexico, if you were to
read It. is as good as that of the United
States, you would say, \With all re-
spect to the representatives of our sis-
ter Republics, whom I met In Washing-
tan and have tins most frlendl^J^pmi
1 say their gmernments have the pro-
testations of a democracy, nut. their
written constitutions are not lived up
to hv their rulers, ami they are In fact
either a civil or a military depot Ism. I
say that life mtist bp lived and gov-
ernments governed w* the character
and not the statements of men."
- file First UUMkttaifc
"The first landmark which eamo to
us." said Mr. Marshall., laiin^htim into
t* his subject, "was the Kngllsh idea of
Wa hi.igtc.n, April 20. — Slier-
man ami vicinity, Thursiiay night t
aim Iriuay partly '• <
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IjuM fBetnpt^*|i,r^\ • rJa
J| There wis a range of -S <0^
flgri'es in i m'} 1 tempetatnre Wed*
maximum being.
mm
\\. N., lint ridge wiH be in .imrge of
the bayd and ball teams, which as-
semble on South Crockett, south of
Lamar street.
The Hue of matth will be north on
Crockett to PecAn, cast on Pecan to
Travis, south of Travis to l*mar.
The Imnd' ami, ball teams will take
street cars to the ball park at Lamar
and Tvavls. i*
The parade starts at 3 o'clock sharp,
pan Hudson and his force are sell-
ing everybody and aUk It they should
miss any one; to hunt them up.
Bonner White's ejonmlttee has 100
antomohilos ple<Iged for the parade.
"Be a good sport, join the parade/*
said Mr. White. n „
Ex-Vic e PreM<lent Thos. R Marshall
will open the seawm at + <>\T<W, ny
pitching the ^,r>^ l lB-
*¥ the Amtootaled Prtaa
SprlngfleM, Mo;. April 20. — Ezra
Davidson, 2fi years old, a young farmer
Genoa, PaJy. April 20—"The success aiding near Red Top, Dallas County,
of the Oenor. conference is assured," ' nnder arrest today charged with the
Prime Minister Lloyd George today) murder of J: W. Hunt and his wife nt
declared, addressing the press of the' [their home In DaBoa- Oounty* .
world.
"The coriu-rstone of
peae< and monstruction
laid," he said.
"The Bussian-€k^rman treaty will be
overcome." the Prime Minister declar-
ed. "Probably that will be settled to-
day."
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has beeu
HOSPITALS
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Few Contents Fxpefled.
fiy the Aafincintpil Ptraa
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3 CHILMEN
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AT HOUSTON
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HI DDLED TO<«ETHER I!% ONE
RED AMI THE GAS HAD BEEN
TURNED ON
CHAUFFEUR
ASKS DIVORCE
FROM SINGER
SAVS SHK is "OBCmir AND UK
is "WILD ONION." AND
CANT ACSREE
El Paso, Texas. April 20.
contest in the eieetlou of officers of the
State Federation of I^abor convention
here, was expected between Georgr-W.
Fisher, Fort Worth, and M. K. Ha by of
Galvston. for deleg:ite to the next e« n-
veutlon of /he American Federation. o_f
luibor. All other State officers noml-
listed will micceel themselves, accord-
ing to every indication'; >
SHERMAN FANS
SAY: MEET ME AT
THE BALL PARK
Bv the Aatndated Preia
Washington, AprU 20.—Mrs. Jacob
John Rogers, wife of Representative
Rogers of Massachusetts, recently nje
pointed by President Harding as his
I ersonal representative to investigate
The (Uiiv ^conditions in soldier hospitals, left herp
yesterday on a tour of inspection. Mrs.
Rogers wyi serve without liay. ^
Tie-lTp Oldened.
8y the A **ocUited Prrss
Connellsvillc. Pa.. April 20.—A 100
per cent tie-up of the uroat Connells-
IJoyd George asmonnced the confer-
ence will take up consideration of h
pan-European pact of non-aggression.
The Altlona wiW guarantee not to at-
tack each otlBer without lengthy con-
sideration. ,• i f ^
Heferrtrg tb tiie Russo-German
tieaty signed at Rapallo, Lloyd Gwrge
said r
"We have reason to believe that
Germany will withdraw from thia
treaty." ,
Pl the A inflated Prtf
Genoa, Ilaly, April 20—Prime Min-
ister Lloyd George of Great Britain,
said today the political commission of
the Economic Conference would meet
tomorrow to consider Russia's reply
to the Alliec1 proposal transmitted fo
the Bussian delegation last week.
Hunt and hi* wife were 72 yeara old.
Their bodies were found late yesterday
afternoon by neighbors, who having
failed to see them -for several days,
started an investigation.
Davidson is being held in JaU at
Buffalo, county seat of Dallas Countjv
and is uuw being grilled b£ officers.
Hunt am!"his wife were beaten to death
with a heavy weapon, supposedly a
club.
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PftTis, France, April 20—Germany
has replied to the Allies agreeing to
accept exclusion from the deliberations
of the Economic conference political
ville coke field in ten days was the' commission on Russian affairs, says
oilier sent out todav to forty field 1 a telephono niessage'from Genoa re-
organlzt rs. i^dj ^Iml horp
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PRICES ARE
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By the A$ oriatfI Prtn
Pittsburgh. Pa., April 20—Claims of
an advance in the prices of bttuminooa
coal were ximde yesterday by View
President P. y /agen of District No.
0. United MKVe Workers of America.
T'nlon imiulrics. he said, revealed that
alack coal. $1.50 a ton before April
1, when the strike of miners started.
Is now quoted at 13 and that screen
• coal, selling for $2.2S per ton prior to
I April 1/ is now selling for #5 a ton
1 with little offered.
Sherm in people have one of the
larg st eni<;it;U:iment* of the year
iu sfeje fi i* ibcin in the ojiening
hayetiall csiuie Fri.iay nftertH on, Is*
tween the Wal team ami the Bon
ham team of the rexaS-Oklahoina
league.
_J*Tlie celeb ration will he a ttende l
Jft« the Antoc/oferf Pre**
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' Slln Franciseo. Calif., April 20. —
Floyd Giofzhach w?U file suit fur <li-
voree ' frofii Ljfam. MtHgaret
Mataenaiieiir. i the contralto. In
4 here today,
were Superior. <>«4
who seeordlng to J. Maxwell Peyser, his nt
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Bu the imorittfrrt pr<$9
Houston. IVxas. April 20.—Three lit-
tle children were found early ttiis morn-
ing huddled tdtPthef,iti one tftd srt their
home In the Third Wsid. dead, They
died front the effects of gas fitnies.
Gas Jets Iu an adjoining i^aun
turned <m*. 1 Jostlee , I .. ,HL|HP ,, I
held the inquest withheld Ids verdict, tomey. >Ol0t l*ach aiswrted that his
The children aw. William Y. Math- j returo to bis Pacific coast home and
Is. years old: Ifilliaheth Jfl. Ma this, his former oecnpntkm of chauffeur a
S. and Horace L. MathK aged six- 1 mo Mi afro was "because he was no
The children were found shortly he- lady's maid."
fore six o'clock (fflr their grandfather. He KtafeUthiit "the ojiera singer was
who was awnkem'tlhy the sinelLof gas. oi-ehhlaml he was wild mustard.
He .found four -Jets open In a room nml that the two did uot make a good
adjoining the children's lied room and domestic bouquet," f
the house,filled wltli gas. i
A swoejpHut ■ Iprorohlottoh v'
'TfT of-
ordere<l by the police and sherlfl
flee. 1
The children lived with their fat her
and grandfather. Their father ami
mother w**re separated, *'
Their father is a night employe of
the Houston Electric Company. He
was .railed from Ills work this morrj-
,lng to lie apprised of the tragedy. To-
iday was the birthday of the oldest inoy.
h :
Hearing Postponed.
ny the trtinea Hiw ■%
J* ^
fait. York, April 20-Fear for the
safety w general Semenoff, Cbssack
leader ind alleged "butcher of Sl-
lieria." MWay chused the postponement
of the hearing on a tttmrge of hsvhu
seized goods of an American company,
by fieonle from all over the eownty*
gml one of the largest crowds in
the history of kis* in Sherman.,
iv 1 \pei t «i. Mayor J. I* Wilson
has IssiumI ids proclamation declar-
ing a hoii«!:iy; ami all the retail
states will close lii honor of the
event, thus enabling their clerical
forces to enjoy the afternoon's cop-
test,. whh h promises to be most In-
teresting. • -
. i*\Vil>l Leslie said Thursday:
"Sherman n^ver undertakes air>%
thing that she does not carry to n
successful end, and 1 think we will
have the largest crowd that eve*
at feuded a game In the Texas-Ok-
lahoma League." .
Bonner While said: "Tell every-
hody to meet me nt the larll parfc
Friday, .and let's win that cup." .
John Livingston said: "Sherman
will win the cup Friday "
Tiee Belbert says: "Do not ask
me If L am goiitg. I'll be there
strong."
J. J, Sctlll snhl he xvonld he
there If he happened to no acci-
dent on the way."
Nelily Houston said : 4'1 will he
there Wrly to get a scat."
Mose Welnsfein said . "1 will he
-there with the band."
(I. <\ Wheeler said: "I will be
there if I don't break a spoke."
> Otto Aston said: 'I will be
there hitting on all four."
Chick ('lark said: "I will be
then" fdr my part of the fun."
Charles Yates sshl the would he
there "one hundred per cent
strong."- : ^
Those are some of the assurances 2jj
given by the Sherman fans, and.
the outlook !s that thete will be a I
record breaking crowd.
SAM UELL GOES
BACK TO PEN
IN ARKANSAS
MCCUMBER
GIVES WARNING
AS TO TARIFF
I
FAITHFUL WIFE TF<LUS HIM SHE
WILL BE WAITING FOR HIM
WHEN JiE RETURNS
Bv th* A**ociated Prc$ "
Dallas, Texas, April 20.—Sam Bell,
MANUFACTURERS PLT ON NO-
TICE THAT THEV MIST
NOT RAISE PRICES.
ZITA'S CHILD IS
v*
By th* A**oc'.ateti Pretn
DESIRE OF FORMER EMPRESS IS
TO BE FI'I/FILf.FD IN UN-
USUAL WAY.
By the Antnrlated Preu
Arka.oi, ™nvlct. Mro tod 1^ April 2a-Tta, dMH
Tuesday, will he taken to Little Rock fjj*? qd^glirtratiota tany^blll former Empress Zlta of Austria-
April 20.—The desire of
ter Empr
McCumber fhnt tier (^omliig child be bora on Hun-
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TfHin
nun-
ry, in exile cnr the Island of Madeira,
tohlchi by Shoriff SLflLllS^ttSP ^
ton. Ark., who MonfMb|°*MLKMiqf M , , ^ , _ .
tlu- tnnn who ,.« ni>od jfov. 4, Ifllft. Trout, [ nlf? 11 ti"" ?""• '".'l1 lw f,llfllk;1' C"unl
.l«W form war Pino BJt.tr,- ^ ,0- #^n"
vrh.r, ho «n «rvh.« "RftT 2S Z fl?"
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for the Hlleged mnnlrrbridge across the chasm supporting
den and Karl Beardleu, resiwcti >1 h. th(, COHt 0^. protjnctlou jn gg Uiiitea
sister-in-law and his hrot! e lu-law. hrates nml ahr^d
Ih ll hml been living whh ids wife r>oeiarlrig that the finance commit-
tee majority, in urging the tariff bill*
had attempted to carefully guard the
Interests of the great consuming pub-
lic against any unjust charges for
the tliifigs which make up their dally
requirements, Senator McCumber
warned mcciifacturera and others
that enactment of the measure should
not be made the occasion for an in-
crease In prices to consumers. ; •
Asserting that .the increasing Income
of two-thirds of the American people
were below the pre-war basis,* the Sen-
ator declared that manufacturers
would hove to bring down production
in-law^,,Dick Fryer, and another man, of tll0jr eommodlty to "within
the purchasing reach of the vast
arihy of American farmers and Amer-
ican wage earners—the reach that
cannot extend one Inch beyond the
limit of their earnings."
near Dallas uuder the name of Joe
Smith Hi* wife wrs present when
Sheritt Rartlett w.is ushered into ids
cell today. The two men recognized
each other instantly.
"1 will pray for ..you every day,
Joen. and when you ai'e free. J will be
waiting for yon." the wofnan said,
stepping to the side of Bell.
I ll la* hack." Bell promised, brush-
ing away a tear. * '
Hell was sentenced to dcaWi for the
two ujurders and the sentence', was
committed to life Imprisonment^He also
Was charged with killing his? father-
expressed wish, made a trip from Ma-
deira to Hungary some weeks ago, says
the Hungarian Telegfaph Agency, and
took with him two cases of Hungarian
soil,* This will be spread on the floor
of SMta's room.
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Ban Arhuekle Films.
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Chicago, Ills., April 20—An order
to ban the films of Boscoe Arhuekle,
recently acquitted at his trial in San
Francisco on charges of manslaughter
in connection with the death of Vir-
ginia Rappo; was initiated at a meet-
ing of the City Conm-ll yesterday. It
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Peoria, Ilia. April 20—Stanley Ev-
erett, Pekin, Ills., batam weight boxer,
who mysteriously disappeared befoiro
a match last night In which he waa
fo meet Hertde Schaeffer of Chicago,
arrived at hla home In Pekln early
A drive for thla morning badly beatfo up and
K a story of having been kidnapped
S thrown into t box ear
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. Ctiicago. Ills,. April 20.
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s hI dorm ft or le*. at' the T'nlversity ot
Illinois, was launched last night.
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