Arizona republican., 1922-03-23
ClOse-Ups Of
Real Life in
America

Lookins Into the Future
New York Divorce Factory
Whatcha Mean--shoek Gotham?
MadaIynns May Help Hureh
Eats Sixteen Eggs At Meal
Father Trails Sons Slayer
CHICAGO, March 22.-The amount
- and character Of scientific and
technical research undertaken in this
country in the next decade or two
will determine for a long period of
time, and perhaps ultimately, the
rapidity and the character of Amer
ica's development as people, DR..
David Kinley, president Of the
University of Illinois said tonight in
an address before the Western So
ciety of Engineers,
The American people today must
work under different conditions than
during the preceding century, he
said. During the last century the
task was to. take possession Of the
great natural resources nature had
put at the disposal OF America, he
asserted.
"In the coming century" DR.. Kin
ley said, THE conditions of economic
success will be the conservation of
those raw materials and those ma
tural forces and their development
in a scientific way. The conditions
for success will be more difficult and
will be met only by the develop
ment OF scientific and technical re-
search"
In the future an increasing num-
ber Iof people must be fed on the
same area of land and with the
same natural resources and this con-
stitutes Americas economic prob
lem, he said
1t is OF the utmost importance to
America at present, he continued, TO
devote energy to the discovery OF
new scientific principles to establish
cheaper methods and use of agri-
cultural and industrial production as
well as better machinery OF dis
tribution.
NEW YORK, March 22.--supreme
IN Court Justice Lehman today
granted a motion for a weeks post
ponement in the divorce suit insti-
futed against Sidney Hirsch by his
wife. Helen, after his lawyer, Samuel
L. Chess. had told the court his
client was a victim of the divorce
factory whose existence he charged
yesterday.
Chess alleged that an affidavit
filed in the case had been manu-
factured in this factory after its
alleged head, Jack Berkowltz, an
Maid $3.50 by Arthur Fine, Mrs.
Hirsch's father. Mr.. Chess, whose
investigation led yesterday to the
arrest Of Berkowitz, added that ne
had been offered $500 il he would
cease his activities in the case.
Meanwhile, the district attorneys
office was preparing tomorrow to
go before the grand jury to ask for
Berkowitz Indictment. Detectives
were assigned to search OF the 'un-
known woman named as core
spondent i'll the Hirsch case, who
was alleged to have been supplied
hv Rerkowitz to lure q professional
actor, dressed like Hirsch, into
compromising situation,
NEW YORK, March 22.-Soothed
IN with the judicial verdict that the
dance art OF the South Seas, grass
skirts and all, can't be worse.
aa had as our native shimmy, four
fafy dancers were arrested when they
shocked" Manhattan police detec-
tives today were free to practice
their imported movements as they
will 49,
Gilda Gray, Betty Wonders, Doro-
stirred watching detectives VINO VS.
ited the uptown cafe in which they
were engaged that they were arrest
ed as stagers Of an immodest exnlDl-
ton Their costumes, Detective
Andrew Mclaughlin told Magistrate
Douras. were modelled after Gunga
Din's Justly famous uniform.
..Pve seen all kinds OF dancing, but
never anything half so bad as that,
said the detective.
Then one of the fair defendants
donned her dancing garb-over her
street dress-for the edificatlon OF
the court, wlereupon it was decioeo
that Manhattan's modesty renamed
unscatched.
The court also dismissed the care
proprietor who had been arrested Ior
engaging the dancers.
os ANGELES, March 22.-Mrs
~ Madalynne Obenchain. charged
with the murder of j. Bolton Ken
nedy. her sweetheart, as to whose
guilt a jury disagreed and was ois-
charged last Sunday night, will be
subpoenaed as a witness for the de-
tense at the second trial of her CO.
defendant, Arthur @. Burch, sched-
uled to begin here next Monday
This announcement was made to-
day bv Paul Schenck, chief counsel
FOR Burch, at whose first trial the
Jury disagreed. Schenck added:
Her testimony will help to free
Burch."
Mrs. Obenchain's second trial has
been set to begin June S. Her chief
counsel, Jud r. Rush, could not be
located when newspaper men sought
him to inquire whether he would per-
NIT his client to testify for Burch.
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