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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-28
Arrest Made in MOUie
. Director Murder Case

PoUGHKEEPsiE. N. Y, May 81.
County authorities here today an
nounccd that developments In the
case of Frank Doran. being hell
here for holding up a taxi driver
led them to believe that Doran was
either a party. to the murder OF
william ID. Taylor. the Los Angeles
motion picture director or has i'm.
portant information concerning It.
What the source of information
was the officials refused to state.
Doran maintained silence In his
cell In the county Jail, refusing to
make any statement, II was def
nitely learned today that Doran is
not the man sought In Chicago for
the murder of two policemen.
Tractor treads for automobiles 10
enable them to travel ove snow
are q French invention.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-28
Another Movie Romance
Ends in DiUOrce Court

LOS ANGELES. May 27.--IrVing
Martin. motion LECTURE ar. director
for Douglas Fairbanks and Mary
pickford, has filed suit for divorce
against Eleanor Dowler Martin. lie
charges "cruel and inhuman treat
ment in that Mrs, Martin lived with
him only one day after their mar
rage here May IA. He also alleges
she had Figured because OF his po-
sltion he would be able TO obtain
standing in the picture profession,
get a position. get all out OF him that
she could and then leave him.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-28
FRANCE TO SHUN
FARLEY AT HAGUE
Indications Point to Re-
fusal of Poincare to
Enter Conference
ADOPT u. S. VIEWPOINT
Decide to Follow in Americas
Footsteps in Relations in
Future With Russians

PARIS, May 27.-The first blow
60 Premier Lloyd Georges hopes Tor
fun success at tho Russian confer
ence at The Hague fell today when
~ became virtually certain that
France Will not participate In the
meeting.
Following Uncle sam
From a source close 10 Premier
Polncare. II was learned that after
communicating with Washington tho
French premier cXortcd all his in
fluence upon the French cabinet hat
France should follow tho lead OF the
United states and refrain from par
ticipation In The Hague meeting.
Officials OF the foreign office re-
fused TO admit definitely that
France would not take part In the
Hague meeting. they said a decls,
awe answer will not be given until
after Premier Poincare had sub
mltted tho question of participation
To the chamber Of deputies. WhiIe
the premier will abide by the de
cision OF parliment. 1t was olnIo
out that his influence Is such tlat
the body might be swnyed 10. the
cabinets way of thinking without
difficulty.
won't Prevent Meeting.
Uoweyer. even IL France does re-
main away from The Hague Uyn-
forenco, this Will not prevent tne
meeting from being held. When ar
engagements were made for the CON
forence. the condition was lntfo-
duced that the %absontion OF one
mower would not prevent the others
from taking part .,
Premier poincare ana Minister ol
Justice Barthou are understood ~ =,
hold the opinion that ltuesia TTtrn
amnlov obstructionist tactics IN INV
Hague meeting that will prevent
definite decisions.
wAsuINETON, May 27.-In tho
amman OF officials here touhy' VIZ
unwIlllngness OF France 10 thko
na,, in The Hague conference mar
made Il increasingly apparent tna'
the policy pursued by the sovie, W.
e~gation at Genoa must ne reNlseu y.
changed materially II other pow.Io
are to cooperate ettectiNeS !" N'
star reconstruction. .,,
Agrees With Harding view
Premier Poincare's decision INN,
the FrpuCh HO"NeTltlhnt a..
he represented at The Hague IN va.
Ien To indicate his agreement WV
the view OF President Haruins ny
Secretary OF state Hughes mat hotn
ms fruitful could come OF mo sec
ona conference on Russian AFFAIRS
In connection with the newly az
pounced French attitude towa!u
The Hague meeting, u was poin'',
out. however. that for a time +,
look as II France was mol 70 ~
renresented at Genoa but tina,,
went in with the other powers u.
snitc her earlier objections TO NEE,
Ing the Russians on an equal ~,
Ing. II was held not impropap
the, poincare's present adherence !
the American Views towards ltusSi
would change with the next le'
weeks 40 as 10 permit the Frehc
voyernment to resume the Kussio
negotiations In June.
Recognition for u. - =,
News of Poincere's GOODNESS !,
wards The Hague was received WI
satisfaction by officials here, N, =,
took the new French policy as :.
dicnting an inclination arnon
governments 20 ecogh
10 some extent, at least, the prin.
niles laid down by the United SUI
n the American note, turning 90"
The Hague invitation
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-28
General Ming Demands
Resignation of Sun

HONG KONG, May 27.-ueneral
Cheng Chang Ming, the South China
military leader. Is demanding that
Sun Vat Sen resign from the presi-
dency Of the South China govern
ment at Canton. 1t waS reliably re-
ported here today. The military
forces OF the Canton government re-
fuse to allow President sun to enter
Canton and he has ordered the navy
to lombard the arsenal. 1t is re-
ported.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-28
Arizona Woman Dies
At Age of I20 Years

GLOBE, Arlz., May 27.-Mrs
Ignacia Vasquez, said 20 be 40
years old. died here yesterday. She
was 8 feet tall and In her youth was
noted for her beauty and physique.
She was born neal Hermosillo. h
capital OF the state of Sonora. Mex.
She is survived by three sons. the
eldest being 81 years Did. t
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-28
First Cal of Miners
Since Strike Expected

PITTsBURG. Kan, May GA
call for a special convention of tho
United Mine Workers OF America,
district No. ~, will he issued early
next week, Van A. Bittner, special
representative OF the international
union in Kansas, announced today,
The convention will be the first held
since the provisional government OF
the union was established in Kan
sas, following the suspension of the
district last October.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-28
Another Munitions Blast.

LONDON. May 27.-The second
great munitions explosion in Austria
within As hours was reported today.
Four persons were killed and more
than 40 were wounded in the second
disaster which was caused by the
blowing up OF n munitions depot at
L~erchenfeld. on Thursday a score
were killed and hundreds Injured In
the explosion of a dynamite factory
al Bluma.
Much spinach Is cultivated In
marshes In China and harvested
hnala
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-28

graduate course at Clark university,
up with gas and oil today n
started on the first leg OF Q trip 10
Oklahoma, to claim brides in the
town of Kingfisher. They expect
to make the distance and escort
their brides-to-be to the alter two
weeks from today and then return
here
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-28
Texas Students Come
For Oklahoma Brides

WORCESTER, Mass. May 81
Equipped with two sleeping cots and
a remodeled car OF inexpensive va
riety and ancient vintage, two Texas
youths, Chester Shiflet and George
Edgar Rice, who are taking n post
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-28
Injured When Grandstand Falls.

CLEVELAND. Ohio. May 27.-A
number OF persons were injured to-
night when a portion OF an outdoor
stand on the grounds OF the college
for women OF h Western Reserve
arms or ankles was said by police 10
| comprise the majority Of the An.
L A. -A~-
South Bend news-times., 1922-07-28
lugurated within a few years
Commercial radiophone messag z

his runabout in the back road till
Patricia joins him
Miles was passing through the hall
when Andrew Drake emerged rrom
the library fuming with exaspera-
ton.
"Confound that pettyfogging
Wells," he explained 10 Miss Drake.
He's coming down on the ten
o'clock train tonight and insists thai
meet him at the station.-Wants a
private talk"
'Sh-h.' Miss Drake warned and
vanished up the stairs. Andrew
grumbling following.
As Miles turned Patricia appeared
in the door of the music room.
Il heard" she whispered "Oh.
Sergeant. why is Mr.. Wells coming
and where have you been all day?
When is all this dreadful suspense
going to eud2"
Tonight. for you. my dear young
/ lady" the detective replied. I want
you to so away again now tonight.
Air Kemp will be waiting for YOU on
the back road in his car in an hour
and you must take your travelling
/ case and slip out and join him lie
viii keep in touch with me and when
/ YOU come back in a few days it will
I be 10 ind that all the trouble has
passed"
She held both her hands out to
I him impulsively.
"Oh, L have always had faith in
r.nrr aVnw hon I xrrae ffr-fr.fr frI
mare. You have found the terrible
old woman who tried 10 have me alb
I Quoted and the man with the tat
I tooed arm ."
He viii never cross your path
again" Miles replied evasively. cone
I thing more; not only was your own
sanity never in question, but that oi
your people also"
I It was midnight when Miles and
/ Scottie. equipped with shovels. set tC
work with viii and soon had a hole
waist deep where the floor Of the
= summer house had been
"Tve struck something. lad" Scot
I tie announced in an unconsciousy
/ lowered voice
Miles leaped down into the excava.
tion beside him and felt about with
J his hands
Machinery" Scottie exclaime ed
"Rusted and broken as though 4
had been crushed with a sledge-hsm
7 mer."
"Our friends hoped il would be y
better condition. I think" Miles re
sponded. Can you guess what il Is p
"Tis not a wee printing press
though / own I've had that In mint
I since you took the counterfeit bill
I from me-" Scottie shook his heat
slowly. If ! had a chance TO try q
/ assemble IL, now"
You're close enough 20 the truth
old man." Miles wedged down tn
I'D once more and began heaping tn
South Bend news-times., 1922-07-28
E$deEz6dzaa e PEoiilsg
Miniature A. c. Generator Surpasses Buz-
zer for Code Practice

When the gear is revolved. the re-
sistance OF the magnetic fiux is
greatly increased because OF the sub
stitutlon OF air in front OF the pole
pieces OF The telephone magnet. a
great change in the magnetic flow
is thus brought about.
This change Of magnetic flow pro
duces a pulse Of current IN the coils
Of the telephone receiver. Each time
tooth OF the gear passes the pole
pieces. a similar pulse will be reg
istered in the windings OF the re-
ceiver. II IS thus acting as a gen
orator.
ANY magnetic telephone may be
used in this way, although the
watch-case type will give less energy
than those larger phones used with
the standard telephone instruments
South Bend news-times., 1922-07-28

loose dirt hack upon it. Put the
boards back over the hole as well as
you can and follow mel"
Scottie obeyed and the two walked
to the road where a machine mao
halted. Wltk its three grimly bust
ness-like occupants the briefest OF
greetings were exchanged.
you understand, boys. that you're
on confidential case. and Scottie
Is here just by accident" Miles
spoke with authority but there was
a note Of uncomfortable elation IN
his tones.
sure, we understand all right
Sergeant" the burlier of the trio
replied with immense respect. We're
all set and waiting for orders"
'All right. Farrell; you and Marks
come with me. I'm going 10 post
you indoors and then get one OF the
neighbors TO join US whom. 1 sha Il
want as a witness. Scottie, jump IN
and let Barker drive you down to
the Mansion House where I want
you to send word up to a Mrs. Hig-
gins that you've come TO bring her
back here. While she is getting
ready. call up 130 Brooklea and in
sist on speaking to the lady of the
house; she. too, Will be prepared foB
your call. Tell her Miss Drake Is iil
and has sent for her. She Will use a
conveyance of her own 10 reach here,
but Mrs. Higgins will return with
you and Barker. and see that you
make il snappy."
CHAPTER XVIII
John Wells was still fully dressed
when Miles Knocked upon the door
Of the guest room. After a brief col
/ loQuy he descended TO the library
where he found Enslee Grayle.
My dear sir" He extended a cor
dial hand 10 the bewildered natural
! .st This is an objectionable hour
at which 70 have disturbed YOU but
you are our poor Rogers closest
friend"
sad" Grayle returned. Roger
isl"
His seizure has not yet taken a
/ fatal turn, hut il is well 10 be pre-
pared. But here come the others"
What is the meaning of this ?'
Hobart attired in a robe and slippers
appeared In the doorway "Grayle
\ you here 2"
Hello. Grayle?" Andrews voice
sounded from behind his brother
South Bend news-times., 1922-07-28
Radio May Bring Worlds Best Artists Tc
Doors of All Fans

Radio broadCasting may bring the
worlds best artists 10 the homes o.
fans. no matter where they may be.
This can be brought about by the
adoption Of a new method Of broad
casting concerts and lectures sus-
gested by Peter A. Sensenig, of the
Westinghouse brOadcasting station
in Pittsburgh, Pa.
III his plan is adopted. Sensenig
says radio fans In outlying districts
OF the country could share the
pleaures of those in metropolitan
districts where the best talent Is
more easily available. In fact, his
system would permit the radio en-
thusiast TO listen i'm ON the worlds
best singer or most famous lecturer,
whether he be in Paris London,
%ew York or shanghai.
Sensenigs plan calls for the CEN
tralization of all broadcasting sta
ti0ns throughout the world. BY in
ternatioual agreement, three differ
cnt wave lengths would he allotted.
There would be a special class or
broadcasting for each wave length.
according TO size and Importance.
From a station where the best
singer or lecturer can be obtained.
. the voice would be sent out 10 other
/ broadcast.ng stations not only on
the same continent but across the
sea Each oadcasung station
would transmit the voice 10 picks up
from the central station. for the
benefit of the radio fans in its dis
trict and would also act as a relay
station for transmission into more
distant territory.
Radio is spreading so fast IN
European countries that there is
possibility OF seeing this system in
South Bend news-times., 1922-07-28
Isabel OStnundeT>~ e1e2a SEA Service. Inc
Continued From our Last Issue.)

Continued From our Last Issue)
GOOD. Take a train around seven
tonight and I'll phone when your
cue comes" Miles attended to the
check and then rose.
It was almost dinner time when
he reached Brooklea but instead Of
returning at once to the brakes he
paid a call at neat, old-fashioned
cottage nearer the village.
Carter and Pierre were hurrying
about tho kitchen busted with the
serving of dinner and as he passed
the servants dining room Scottie
bcckcned impcrious.y but Miles
waved an emphatic dissent and hur-
ricd up The back stairs.
At thc urs- landing he came upon
Hitty
MIR. Rogers condition hasn't
changed since last n.ght?'
40. au' don't knows it'll be any
harm If I do leave him." She shiv-
cred "Tu be right back before the
family leave the table
She scutIed of downstairs ana
Miles softly entered the sick room
and took the chair beside the bed.
lie leaned over and spoke gently:
.eAIr. Drakcl You can hear me 30
The eve which had turned eagerly
toward him at his first word closed
swiftly, gratefully and then opened
wide
II meant what I said yesterday.
Tho past IS buried and must not be
resurrected. but there IS one who
must be sileuced. the one whose
name YOU tried 10 tell your brother
yesterday. I knew guessed-but
I must have your assurance that
ann right. The man YOU fear. the
man who can bring ruin and worse
upon YOU all-is this hee"
Bending more closely over he
PROSTATE form ne breathed a name.
There was a pregnant pause while
Roger brakes eye seemed % dilate.
Then. unwaverinEly. inexorably. the
iida closed.
CHAPTER XVII
Man but I've news for. yOu.''
Scotte exclaimed when Miles came
down stairs. Dick Kemp has found
what's been under our very nose. DO
you mind when RIP told Us OF meet
ing two men in the garden? las:
night they came again and Dick
frightened them away but not before
he'd discovered the spot they were
after. Wen beat them 20 it tonight
but how we're to get rio Of the
lad"
gu find way Miles re-
sponded briefly. "Tt's only the las:
link in the chain, anyway but u VIII
be best for him and his little bride
go be far from this house later TO-
night
when young Dick meeto you tell
MIN 70 pack his grip and wait with
South Bend news-times., 1922-07-28

william told me you warted me
What's up now2'
Il do want you. Andrew. and you
too. Hobart" The attorneys tones
were low. IF you viii wait until
your sister Joins us-?"
Patricia" The cry came from the
stairs and Miss Drake tottered into
the room and fell into the nearest
chair she is gone again! why Is
Mr.. Grayle here and what have you
20 tell US. MT. Wells2"
VERY little. Your new servant
william. is here 10 explain the stu
alton"
Miles had entered quietly and An
drew turned with a snarl.
william, eh?" He added an
oath. who the - are you. any
way?"
"A special agent employed by a
member OF this fanny 20 protect
their interests. sir" Miles replied
still respectfully.
You. John?" Hobart took step
forward. by CAD. you've gone too
fart"
1T is the end" Jerusha Drake
bowed her proud head and buried
her face in her hands.
Il suppose that lunatic upstairs
went TO you and you saw a chance
of making a fat fee out Of us. you
muck -raker" Andred advanced
threateningly upon the attorney.
Il was consulted by my ward Pa
trlcia Drake, who is safe and in good
hands" Wells responded. Il am CO.
guardian with her father. As for
my cheap private detective ser
geant owen Miles from Police Head
quarters will speak for himself"
Really. I feel that am de
trop-" Grayle rose slowly from his
chair.
NO. you don'tl" Andrew leaped
/ for him. Cant you see it's a plant
That we are done for? You'll take
your medicine the same as me-
Are you mad?" The spare. white
/ haired figure threw him off with un-
expected strength. and turned in
offended dignity to Hobart. "Mr
/ Drake, your brother"
"He Is not his brotherl" A nasal
/ feminine voice wrung with anguish
startled them all as Ora Hawks
/ slipped through the opened French
window from the veranda and point
ed an accusing finger That man is
I not Andrew Drake!"
At the same moment Maizle Gray
hamboyant even in crisp new
| widows weeds, entered the door with
Scottie and the impassive Barker be
hind her
"Not-not Andrew!" Miss Drake
| seemed oblivious to the arrival oi
the trio as she lifted astounded and
Mortified eyes TO the face of her old
friend.
Andrew Drake died in Australia
three years ago" Miles said gravely
This lady will be able 70 inform you
of the identity Of the imposter.
He indicated Maizie, but she drew
herself up with a laugh
I'm? 1 never laid eyes on in
until last week, but / can tell yor
right enough 90 that w'ite-'aired oIt
cove is! 'E's Ben Gray, my lawfully
welded 'usband, as left me and the
Salisbury Repertory Company il
Victoria two years ago!"
The erstwhile naturalist spran,
for the door. but Miles, recovering
himself. called sharply:
Farrell! Marks! Here are YOU
men!"
Gray struck out blindly, bu
Marks seized him in an iron griJ
and ScOttie tore off the white wig
disclosing the sleek. close-croope,
black hair which more naturally &C
corded with the culprit's bright. darI
eyes and stalwart, athletic frame
Farrell was watching the man VIII,
had posed as Andrew Drake ant
who had all at ~once regained con
troll of himself. He stood waitinj
quietly with a half-smile upon hi
lips.
I CONTINUED I'm Our Next Issue.)
South Bend news-times., 1922-07-28

TICE.
be OF approximately the same thick
ness as the pole piece of the tele-
phone receiver. IL the tone prOduc-
ed in the windings Of the receiver is
10 be a pure one. the gear should
be mounted true on the shaft Of the
meteor.
The provision OF a rheostat in cir
cult with the motor and its battery
viii enable the control of the pitch
OF the tone.
The action is as follows:
when two Of the teeth OF the gear
are opposite the two poles OF the
telephone receiver. the magnetic cir
cult is completed. through the gear,
at which time a maximum Of mag
netic flow exists.
South Bend news-times., 1922-07-28

Suoh tone ir-
regularities d 2
tract the atten-
ton OF the be-
ginner from the
characters being
transmitted.
A miniature AZ
ternating current
generator VIII
overcome this dIf-
hculty. 10 easily
can ta rigged up
from an old mag
netic telephone, "A
toy motor and an
iron gear wheel.
r n e z q a r
rh~srFH hn s-rrrr-4
South Bend news-times., 1922-07-28
BY PAUn +. COOLEY

Americas Foremost Radio Authority
one Of the discouraging things
about radio code practice is the
tendency toward irregularity Of op-
Grafton Of the average high pitched
r.rfeyrr
South Bend news-times., 1922-07-28
RADIO PRIMER

REACTANCE- opposition 20 an
electric current brought aboUt by
induction of capacitance in the cir
cult. Reactance holds back the cur
rent by storing it in the form Of a
field.
South Bend news-times., 1922-07-28
OUR ROOFS ARE OUR PROOFs.

When better roofs are sold you can
rest assured that IL will be the Flab-
Grated Rooflng Co. 1O7 w. Division
that is selling them. During our
years of business in this community
we have made friends by the score
and now when one wants information
relative TO an Elaborated Roof il is
only necessary to ask your nelghbo-.
Agents for Warren Paints. Main
240S. 165tf
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Make reservations With Lees Auto
BUss line for cabaret dance. Edge
wood Beach, Barron Jake. Wed,
aug. Q Dance and fare S3-adv 211
South Bend news-times., 1922-07-28

"a upon The shaft Of the motor so
that its teeth revolve very close to,
and directly in front OF, the pole
leces uf The magnetic telephone.
Dl'0r the best results. the gear should
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