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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-06
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Miss Margaret Baker,
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Barnes Bacon,
News sent from New York to the
effect that Miss Dorothy Asle
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-25
EX-KINC'S TROOPS
ARE DEFEATED IN
BITTER CONFLICT
lContinued Erom Eirsl rngcl

Continued From First Iagc)
tary commission, who would lind a
suitable Isle OF ST. Helena" for him
The former Emperor. before the
present operations began. sent Cen
eral Hcgedus to ask for Il truce. Ad-
mira! iiorty agreed TO call Il truce upon
The condition that the Royalist troops
be disarmed, that Major Ocstcnburr
leader OF the troops. be arrested and
That Stephan Rakovsky and Count
Nndrassy. leaders OF Charles pro
Nisional Cabinet be in;crned. Gen
eral llegcdus. however. left without
accepting these conditions. whorcupon
Admiral lIorty's forces were ordered
TO attack.
Mobilize 100000 Men.
The suminians are asserted ia hc
crossing the Transyivanian border
ana JuEo-Slav and Czccho- Slovak
forces are in readiness TO march into
hungary If the necessity arises. Tn.
CZecho- Slovakian mobilization is said
/" comprise 100000 additional men.
rms, morning the governor handed
the following terms TO Charles ennis
H"i w. WHO sought To negotiate "A
truce:
First. the laying down OF arms
Internationally by the rOyaiis,s. Sec
ond the Kings military advisers To no
court-martiaied: third. the troops to
he disarmcd ana granted amnesty;
fourth. definite abdication by the
King iitih. Charles 10 remain intern
cd IN hungary until the question Of
his cNtradition is settled. sixth, a den
nitc residence for Charles and ar
engagements FOR his departure to he
fixed by the great powers: seventh.
the Kings political advisers To To-.
prosecuted.
These conditions We're handed To
lr Gratz. the former Hungariun Min
lSter 81 Finance, who undertook TO
transmit them 10 Charles and recon-
mend thcir acceptance. No answer
was received and the military urcr:t-
lions We're therefore continued This
resulted in the prcc!pitatc retreat Of
'hariSS. his suite. and troops by
railroad u iomorn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-25
BEER CAN NOW BE HAD
BY ORDER OF DOCTORS.
IS NEW REGULATION
CContluued From First Pagc.

.tntibecr bin would become law.
However" he said. FOR some time
past it mas been strongly urged by
those Interested that this department
had no right longer 10 withhold INC
regulations. and that In so doing The
department was denying to those in
ierested, their clear legal right. and
thereby imposing serious loss upon
them.
The legal rights of the parties
concerned being plain, the depart
ment is unable longer TO delay the
issuance OF. the regulations"
The regulations are issued under an
opinion delivered last March by y.
Mitchell Palmer. when he was At
tornty- General. which has never been
successfully disputed. Palmer held
ihat there was nothing in existing
law 10 prevent the use OF beer and
vine as medicine. and that the mum
Der of prescriptions q doctor might
issue Within specified period could
not legally be curta!led PaImcrs
ruling was responsible for the pre-
rarhtion of the antibccr bill. ana It's
advocacy before Congress by the dry
forces
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-25
POLICE FAIL IN EFFORTS
TO |NDENT|FY C|RL's BODY
Woman Found Dead in Pond
in Long Island City
Last EridaN.
lBy Associated Press.

NEW YORK. Oct. 2I.-Tonight.
four days after the dismcmbercd body
Of girl had been found in a pond
IN Long Island City. identification,
was lacking. despite the utmost CT
forts Of the police.
Nor have the medical examiners
been any more successful in cstab-
fishing the cause of death. Even the
day of death remains conjcctural.
Altogether. the murder seems tho
most mysterious the police have
laced since the Elwcll case. with cir
cumsianccs strikinyly similar to
those that surrounded the discovery
NOR" than score or years ac" II
the mutiinted body Of William Gull
d"nSuppe. Ills remains. also wrapped
IN o!lcloth. were found near the spot
where the girls were found.
confusing to the police in their
search FOR clues was the arrival al,
IN" inorguc Of Il number OF women
convinced that the body was that OF
a missing sister, daughter or friend.
Their claims. however. were all
.inaily dscrcditcd.
woman's blue serge suit was
brought To the police today 10, a man
VIII" said his daughter had seen the
undlc containing II thrown from an
'nt"mobil" by tw" men The material
correspondent with "a garment found
III the oiicioth bundle cnvcloplng the
Nody.
chief Medical Examiner Norris re-
ported ,oOnH that the body bore no
scars o. bruises: thor" was no cvi-
dencc 80 STANDARDIZATION; tn" slull had
not been fractured. and the brain
bore no trace OF chloroform
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-25
knrlrst Eorcr. plsncrsca.

LONDON. oct. 2I.--lt liz reported
mat former Emperor Charles has
p.th captured by the national army.
says teutcr dispatch from Buda
pest
Former Empress Xita has been
captured by the government forces
at or nGar komorn, a Vienna MESSAGE
received by the London Times by
way Of Berlin reports.
hiter further lighting the Narlist
forces dispersed, abandoning Charles
- In" government troops according
TO this information. He was handed
over with every mark OF considcra-
ton 10 Colonel FalVE, commander OF
III" national army. There is no Of
nctal confirmation TO this rcport
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-25

question entirely innocent OF any
wrong doing. The Commemorative
Attorney held II consultation with n
number of witnesses yesterday, ii is
said.
No information could be obtained
last night as to whether or not the
prosecution intended to Introduce tin.
confessions DIR. liadlcy is alleged 70
have made when he was arrested in
New Mexico, and which has since
been proven TO contain many discrep.
ancics.
IL Is certain that the compare
lively small room in which Dr. Had
ley Is to be tried will not be Iarse
enough To hold all those who WI
Try to gain admittance. as the prom :
ihchcc OF the physician is certain TO
attract II large crowd.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-25
DIR. HADLEY TO co ON
TRIAL FOR LIFE TO-DAY
Continued From Firs, I.agc)

Continued From Firs, pagc)
habits in his younger days
DIR. liadicy's aged father. mcr-
chant of Fricndswood TEX. IL was
learned last night, was prevented
from coming 10 Richmond by Illness
sheriff wynn. of san Juan County.
New Mexico, who placed pr. IIadicy
under arrest and later turned him
over To the licnrico County author
tiles. has arrived in this city. and
~ili $40 doubt be called upon to tcs-
Thy at som, stage ui the trial. y!
other Witnesses foF tho state, i, ~as
learned last night. are ON hand ~
Guiding u former nurse At the West
hampton Embarkaiion Hospital. with
which Or. liadl"y WAS connected. aud
with whom ne is said to have had an
affair" That was back In 1915
The authorities hold IN" nurse in
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-25
SOUTH CAROLINA MOB
BURNS NEGRO AT STAKE

Continued From First pagcD
hiding place discovered. IN, negro
attempted 90 escape but was shot
down. sun conscious the negro was
taken through the country TO Apple.
ton. where he larsch into uncou-
eci"uSneSs and was left IN an :r.-
iomohiic in the middle Of the town
While tho mob dispersed.
AZ might. however. the masked
mob r"asscmhl"d and burned the
body Details Of the burning Of the
body coul dn"t be learned and Il -
not known whether the negro was
dead or alive when burned
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-25
DOUG" FAIRBANKS REFUSES BIG MONEY
TO APPEAR IN ADVERTISING PICTURES
tBy United New$.l

lNRiS oct 2iThc that throw
arms around mans
Il all the
Fair
the
get" Fairb
shay in
cou, be
vo
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-25
Editorial Page Favored
by Girls at Radcliffe
IBy United News.l

CAMBRIDGE. MASS. Oct. FL
one guess What part of news
paper do Radcliffe College girls
turn to first?
Yes. you guessed II. the editorial
page. OF course. and it's doubtless
The same with Radclinc's big
brothers. the Harvard boys. Who
cares about such low brow stun
as the woman's page, divorce
> scandals. the pictures and the
comics. anyway?
Yes. sir. the Radcliffe girls voted
on this momentous question. aud
the world is now told that &c per
cent of them read the newspapers
regularly. that the editorial page
is the faYorite section for more
imam half of them, and tho general
news columns rank next in favor.
SIX out of COO girls admitted Il
prvi"rvnc" for the funny page.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-25
SEPARATE CHARGE
AGAINST EACH IS
RETURNED BY JURY

Continued From First Pagc)
raised IL fund with which To pay Mr.
Hunter to aid the prosecution.
Although the grand jury convened
behind closed doors shortly. before IL
O'Clock. IL did not begin consideration
of the case until nearly = o'cloc,l
this afternoon. The first witness
heard WAS Town Sergeant w. T.. Hal.
OF Colonial Beach. who Investigated
the crime. lie exhibited the mass az
evidence gathered In and near tho
Eastlakc cottage ut the beach.
Jack Frost" Salt ~ pnfe and
clchn. Ask your rOCer.-Nhv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-25
Report Charles Escapes.

BERLIN, oct. 2I.-The troops OF
en- Emperor Karl were defeated com
plc;cly Monday. according to in;ur-
nation reaching here and the former
Monarch fed aboard train. His
destination. dispatches SAID. was an
known.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-25
Emma Goldman Plans Return

NEW WORKS, Oct. "a EmmH Gold-
man glans to return To the United
states ncNt spring. even ii che can
rot set passports. ACCORDING To Mix
olaf AVXcntt'E, president of tho Rus
sian Constitutional Assembly under
Ncrcn Ky NvXenticff. With Professor
raul Mil!uknf. member OF the Kcr-
'"nsky assembly. have come To Amer.
lea. fDv Il TWO months lecture tour
devoted To anti BoiShcvist propa
Ganla.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-25
Procedure same AZ other.

In general. the procedure Is the
Same as that which governs the usv
of whisky ms medicine. MdnuIactur-
crS AMI dealers and tn" physician,
all must have permits. Careful re
cords must he Kept throughout tn"
entire process hy which the hccr u
ually reaches the person VIII" il L.
consume II. Bottles ana cases mast
be labeled carefully III q manner pre-
sCribod by the bureau. The beer M 81
be made only by II duly qualified
,rewer on brewery pr"mls SOS" T.,
forts, are mad" 10 prevent the SUN
stitution Of beer fvr tIc n"ar-hccr
product which contains less ;han
one half ot per cent of alcohol.
Druggists are ad'nonish"l To "rr-
fUs" /" MI any prescription f"r
liquor ii he has reason - believe
that phySioiamS are prescribing for
other than medicinal uses nr thai
a patient S securing through one 90
more physicians quantities of intoN-
eating Liquor in "NCcai OF the amount
necessary Tor medicinal purposes.
Presentations may not be reHllcd. aud
Ia doctor may not write a puelcrip-
ton FOR himself.
NO prescription may be Issued lor
So greater quantity of nt"NicatimR
Liquor taan - necessary for use as %
medicine hy the person FOR whou
prescribed in The treatment ~ an all
'ncnt from which such pnIi"n, Is
known by thc physician tn hc sui-
t"r.n47' the regulations state.
S,7arate PRESCRIPTIONS must -
liquors.
Wayne - Wheeler. general coum.
SCI OF the Anti-Sul"un League. todas
S'ld ISSUANCE OF the beer regulations
| Il TINS tim" Will permit III" use o
! beer in only nine states. Massachu.
Sr'ts, Rhode Island Connecticut. New
| York, New Jersey, PENNSYLVANIA
| Mary land, Wisconsin and California
| And the manufacture u! beer vii
/ ac opposed in those states hy tn.
orYs. he said. who will tight ever,
appiicntion for permits.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-25
ULT|MATUM FROM
LLOYD GEORGE NOW
BEFORE S|NN FEM
Breach Caused by De Va
lera Note to Pope Is
Not Healed.
POLICY EXPLAINED TO
HOUSE OF COMMONS
Indications in London Point
to Sincere Desire for Set
Element of Irish Problem.
Lny Assoe!aten rrcss. ]

LONDON. oct -I.-Thc first real
crisis In the Irish conference caused
by canon de Nalera's assertion OF;
Ircland's Independence in his mes
sage to Pope iienedic, last week, is
not healed bu; there are hopes. ii
not prospects. that /, may be
smoothed over or compromised
Confer Tor Three Hours.
The rcpros, utativcs Of the British
government ana OF the DaM I:.reaun
Aonferred for nearly three hours this
afternoon. and this question was tho
only ono before tbs conference. which
adjourned Un;i 1 o'clock tomorrow
afternoon. The government IS under
stood to have placed clearly before
the Sim i'oin Delegates its ultimatum.
or; declaration, that Great Britain WIN
deal with Sim Eein ireland only as
part OF the British empire ana not
with Representatives, az the >inn T,iu
~ pienipotcntiarics OF an Under, nd
,cnt republic
Prime M>lister Lloyd George made
the governments policy clear To the
House OF Commons before he wall>od
over TO the Irish conference at his
official residence TN Downing street.
lilo said NJ. dc VaIera's message was
grave challenge" that the govern
ments position OH that question
tmeaninE indepeudcncc) had been
made ahundantlS clear ANA that The
conference could not proceed upon
any other basis.
Delicate Dip,ouncx I,.,uir.J
The hpsincs. q, ,,d,,.. .o,,ra,
,ro st,
''''c' 'ol""rhiheht as
u" "''c"Hpt 10 agree upon a formula
which would carry the conference
over the apparent deadlock created
hv Mr. d. valcro,s s,,,.,.n. MI.
"is requires "eiicaie diplomacy goes
without saying.
Mr.. de Nalcra's claims Of lrclan,rs
Importance in rrolim,r,ry ,,,..
ynna,
~ "''''"'eF i-'"Sn George
apparently compromised by It
tacit agreement to avoid any Discus
sion OF them, but apparentlv ,n,. is
sue has now rcacbed :, s,,,.c u.,or
ovoia,rc. 80 ,,,,
,, VI ''' S""'e'' or com
"'"'' IL Is almost !!hnoSsin'c.
Whatever optimism that Wa discern
ible tonight among Informed onlool.-
.rs. both Dri,jsb ,,,,,i,n
uno, ,,.,.,,
''S''"" '"'' 'h''e az"
" h'Eh "h'ities on both sides
o. the conference table and that there
ts-n sincere tiosire for n settlement of
DIE whole Irish problem, ON both SHES.
The ,crn,o, corf.r,, a.,
cunv IN. vhr,s mo
irish delegates remained, in Dn,rni''.
street. par, Of IN. TIM. KS cn,,s,'pc,i
by Informal conversations rct,,..,,
individuals or In. t,yo siIa. ~ &C.
fetal -cnort was issued I'm, :, j.,
understood that q coum!t,.n vas
selected 20 ,,v IN cnI - rn~u,,,,
whereby d mcul,ics MIN, he rcrnn.
cileh. -. 1;
So. rrucc.,,, ,n r,,,,a
som. az thc s,nn F,,n fn,ow.-s
urtl,ss ~ h,li.vr ~, IInyI
would welcome breach, hecausc he
could then l,old general ol.ct!on on
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-25
ARMS DELEGATES ARE
ARRIVING IN CAP|Tl!.
Several Distinguished Repre-
scn,aiivcs of Conference
Call on President.
fEy Associatcd Prcs4 /

WNSHINGTON. oct. Washing
ton got foretastc today Of the ccrc-
monies that are to come with the
meeting az the armament conference.
Presence In the capital "f the army
and naval rcrrcso niatiV"s Of IN" lap
ancsr delegation t. tn" confGren q.
ana ui three distinguished foreign
military lcadcrs-G"nornl DidE, at
I;aly; Admiral BCat:y. ~ England,
and General Jacques. az BELGIUM
filled the state. War ana Navy De-
par,mcnts with the glitter aud color
OF uniforms.
Each of tho visiting military par
ties IS they paid formal calls on the
President and on STATE. War and
Navy department. ncads, We're escort
cd 10y a platoon OF cavalry. 0ud Amer
lean army ana navy officers in as
aiStiny In the receiving OF the calls
appeared IN fun Uniform and viii,
their dec" - 'oGs ou their breasts.
throughout ihc morning there was
an almost continuous CHATTER OF hoois
on the streets 'u the Vicinity Of the
thro" departments. mud in the c"ri-
doris of IL" government buildings
the scenes recalled the days when the
French. Hrilish auh other allied mis-
sinns were IN Washington just after
tho United States entered the war in
1915.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-25

Jack Frost" Salt is pure and
lean Ask your groccr.--Adv.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-04-02

stepdaughter. for when be wrote it he
tried 1t out on her as her mother adj
nitted
He used my daughter for what W.
call 3 Laboratory rabbit" she said.
He declared that il she grasped il
every one else would do So"
As Prof. Einstein wrote, lie read page
alter page OF his manuscript to her and
asked solicitously.
"Do you understand"
She always said yes, but as a matter
Of fact she said II as many daughters
assent during parental quizzing, without
having the faintest idea of what il was
all about However, Prof. Einstein is
glad 10 explain his theories TO his wife,
and she is modes. enough not 20 pretend
that she is his collaboration IN his partic-
ular domain.
II am not mathematician she
said. However my husband expla ms
things SO clearly that | can follow him
and when he finishes can see that IL
must be true. But two or three DAYS
later l find that 1t has all grown dim
again"
Prof. Einstein is AZ years old this
month and Is the youngest man ever
elected TO the Berlin Academy OF Science.
of which he became a member seven
years ago. This membership gives him
an income and he Is free TO lecture or
not, as he pleases, at the Berlin Uni
versity. He Is the son of an electrical
manufacturer, a man OF limited means
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-04-02

but OF high culture. AS a lad ne heard
much music at home, but his father
failed In business. and this meant his.go-
ing TO Switzerland, where. during years
OF great poverty, the young man studied
and where he took out Swiss citizenship
papers twenty years ago.
The theory OF relatively came TO him
when he was 20 years old and was work
ing as an engineering expert In the pat
ent office OF the Swiss Government In
Bern. He has had a brilliant career
since then, having been SUCCESSFULLY
professor in Bern, Zurich, Prague and
then back TO Zurich, and finally In Ber-
lin. Now he is visiting professor at the
University OF Leyden (HoIland).
AS a boy Einstein was a prodigy IN
mathematics, and when he was fourteen
years old the principal or the academy
where he studied marked him as ready
for university work in mathematics and
physics In other subjects he was OF
only average Quickness. His thesis when
he received hts doctors degree was en-
titled "A New Qualification of Molecular
Dimensions"
When Prof. Einstein writes IL is chief
ly TO set down conclusions and an article
by him takes up only a page or two Of
a scientific journal. All OF these articles
make a book. In this he is in marked
contrast with the men who have written
about hira, for in England alone there
have been ninety-four books published
on the theory of RELATIVELY alone.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-04-02

in the narrow, small room which is his
study. They are quietly laid on tray
by the door, so as not to disturb his
keeping the barricade intact, over which
an eager world tirelessly tries to press.
Mrs. Einstein's eldest daughter by a
previous maria gre is Professor Einstein's
private secretary and keeps his papers
in order. Shelves reaching 70 the CELL
ing fill one Of the walls Of the study,
On these shelves are orderly piles Of
manuscripts. which proclaim his secre-
tary's devotion.
This study is as little Ike a great
thinkers workshop as one could mag
Inc. There is not single book TO be
seen in It. There are only manuscripts
and few journals on the shelves
There is not even a desk In the room.
and Professor Einstein writes on a par
Tor table, which is placed beside a win
COW at one end of the study.
Is he a persistent worker? He says
no: his wife yes. He calls himself lazy,
Mrs. Einstein said. but added:
HE works hard enough"
1t would seem that this work consists
principally OF thinking, FOR Prof Elm
stein has written but one book in all
lis life. which contains q simplification
OF his relatively theory. 1t was written
In response to an English demand II
any one who has read this book was in
spired with any hostility TO science az
such, he can blame Prof. Einstein's
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-04-02
PACKERS EMPLOYEES
MAY CALL OFF STRIKE
Vote Sought After Secretary
DaUis Makes Appeal.

CHICAGO, April 1.-The 1900 striking
employees of the Independent packing
companies and the William Davies
Packing Company will vote tomorrow
on the question Of calling off the strike.
Officials of the Amalgamated Meat
Cutters and Butcher Workers Union
made the announcement tonight after
receiving a request from Secretary of
Labor Davis that the strike order be re-
called.
Secretary Davis's request said the
strike was a violation of the agreement
extending the Alschuler war time arbi-
tration pact, reached recently between
the five big packers and their union erne
ployees and concurred in by the indie
pendent and Davies companies.
Representatives of workers called the
strike because Of alleged violation by the
two companiesNpf the seniority and wage
clauses of the Aischuler agreement
In a reply to the Secretary tonight
John +. Hart. president OF the employees
union, declared that Mr.. Daviss tele-
gram contained the first information he
had received of the packers acceptance
OF the agreement