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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-27
FLOODED CREEKS
Drive HUNDREDS
TO HIGH PLACES


C-, .r,,, c .-., ,a M.
"~s'''NSo' 'eA"S' NV"
rains Of last night caused the two FORKS
NJ the Leon river and the G.msaies
creek IN Eastland county 10 overflow.
inundating parts Of Eastisnd. Brecken.
ridge and Cisco.
In Breckenridge the waters h the
Gonzales were receding when another
downpour of rain put the creek on an
other rampage. late reports today are
that the stream viii rise eight FEET
more before morning. Hundreds of
people are already homeless and u is
estimated that 1900 wiIl be made 20 by
the rise coming down the creek. A
barge an the creek was put into use
moving the people In the flooded dis
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-27
SUIT FILED TO
GUST SHERIFF
AT BEAUMONT
PLAINTIFFS ALLEGE COUNTY
OFFICER is MEMBER OF
KU KLUX KHAN

BEAUMONT. April ga suit ID
Gus, Sheriff T. ~. Garner nf jefferson
County from office because alleged
membership In the Ku Klux Khan was
He'd today IN siNticih district court.
The complainants are =. u. Minor
aud other members uf citizens com
mittee named some time ago at mrss
meeting held here 10 condemn mob
rule and organizations which have
taken upon themselves the administra.
lion of punishment of men suspected II
law violations.
The petitions quotes In full the oath
taken by the sheriff when assuming
office and the duties incumbent upon
him and then added "tho respondent
has been guilty of official misconduct
and such unlawful behavior In relation
Ia the duties of his office. refusal and
neglect of the duties cnjoinod upon him
10y law rs that his removal from offlcr
should now be- made by n decree II this
court"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-27
LATEST TEXAS
NEWS STORIES
IN BRIEF FORM


DALLAS. April 2G-Thr lasi reading
of the gauge ON Trinity river tonight
showed thu water standing NJ ~ feet
, inches nnd rising. That was shortly
after : o'cluck. Latest reports were
that The crest ~ th" floud would not be
reached until early In the morning. II
viii hc between a. "a a. feet according
@ weather burcnu reports Rain has
been falling in Dallas aud vicinity Sincr
early IN the evening. Indications are
That II will continue throughout the
night. Whether this rain win cause an
added rise In the river viii not Dc
known until morning when weather oh
server Cline win make other test.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-27
FRANCE TO ACT
|. ALONE II ALLIES
RENOUNCE PACT
CONFERENCE MAY BE CALL.
ED TO CONSIDER WAR
DEBTS OF GERMANY

GENOA. April 26.---Announcemcn by
the British delegation that q meeting Of
the signatories % the Versailles treaty
win he held In Genoa within a fortnight
"a determine on action In the event Of
0ermany's falling 60 meet her repara;
tlons obligations nj the end of May. was
the feature of todays conference actlvi.
ties.
This call Tor a meeting Of the allies
was inspired by Premier Poincsre's
Rarlc Duca address. intimatlng that
France was prepared 20 act alone u the
allies failed TO support her In enforcins
the treaty.
Poland replied to Russia's protest
charging the Poles with violating treat.
lee with Russia and seeking 10 under
mine Russian sovereignty. The Polish
reply asserted that the Poles were en-
deavoring 20 assis, In the reconstruction
of Russia mad had no thought Of vIolat'
Ing their treaty agreements with Rus
sia.
while the leading statesmen asrem.
bled In Gena were consulting each
other on what kind Of q reply thsy
should make 10 the BolEhevik counter
proposals and what would be the proha'
bie scope of the nonasgression pact
which II is proposed TO submit 10 the
conference. the experts here from many
lands were hurrying on with their
technical work connected with econom.
lea. finance and transport.
The experts insist that important
things have already been Gone st Genoa
In the way of improving conditions.
These have largely tsksn the form of
arranging for future conventions. bot
Il N pointed out tina, the present con-
vention. including ~ states. hiss brought
about knowledge Of actual conditions IN
Europe which u certain 10 prove benefi.
ciai for future ssneIiorasioa. = i 70
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-27
PAPERS Of KLAN
ORDERED seized
BY PROSECUTOR
SEARCHERs TOLD TO TAKE
POSSESSION or ALL THE
DOCUMENTS POUND

" Assoratf1 ff<oo
IDS tSGELEs. April .s.--wsrrant-
for thr arr~t of Walter u. Mosher
rnd Leonard l,ucEg. members of n par.
~ which conductcd raid 1T inkle.
vad saturday night and alleged mem.
'.,i- of the ssa Kiux Khan. were is-
suei late today.
Following the issuance Of warrants
os Mo-hcr and i,u.gg. District Aitor-
rcy Wuolwinc obtained the issuance 70
= Scsrh xausui dfr~cted against the
loral sfficisis of the I'D klux' klan.
,nd iisIstchcd an sutvnobile load ~
4. putty shcriffs and Investigators 20 the
offlcc OF William =. cuiburn. grand
goblin, With instructions to bring In
al paycrs found tb~rc.
vr worlwine instructed the -csrch.
crs 10 tab. possession Of all books. pa
ps.rs doeumenis and other cviden,r
rClsiinr a. any way Ca the activities
% The kn KluN Khan in Los Angles
onniy. whcn the investigators r-achssi
Nc Coburn'- office ne attempted -
,crurrirc. hut the scarchcrs insisted
on going ahead.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-27
VARSITY YOUTHS MUST
QUIT PAPER OR SCHOOL

AUSTIN. April eG-Twuniy students
connected With the rniy,rsky uf Texas
soalisr monthly humorieus puhlica.
ti"n were today notificd In writing by
President a. T., vinsun io either sever
ihrir connection with the Scalpcr hy
NAV ., or hc dropped from the Inivcr.
sl,y rolls The action was taken and n
recommendations of the discipline and
students officiaL- publications commit
i"s. following investigation uf the
moral rcform" number. The Scalpcr,
organized two YEARS aeo b privately
owned and not Included In the official
Texas STUDENT Publications urganizi
tiuns
zlioward = Aronson uf Dallas h. editor
ol the Siaipcr.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-27
LEvEE ON MISSISSIPPI
IS REPORTED GONE OUT
Ry Associated rrcss

NATCiil.z. Miss. Arril si-Th" tcic
phone exchange at Fcrrhay. In. 20
parted early tonight that the Wccann'
lcycc. four miles ahovc ihr town hnd
hrokcn. This h the main line uf The
Mississippi icvcc.
Forriday u . town Of 5oo Inhabitants
nearly all II Whum moved to higher
ground several days ago. although ~oing
, returned later. Mosi of those on IN
ground. however. arc men engaged u
flood fighting aud telephone girls win
remained al their posts
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-27
Man,iamus To De tilrd.
nv Asso~iatrd l'r.r-

AUSTIN. Aprii sG The state "a.
prcme court granted pcrmiSsiun today
To the FAINT Milling Company Of shcr
man io institute man,lamus proceedings
againsi charles y. liaughman. commits
siuncr uf the state markets aud ware.
house department, to compel him to pro.
mulcaic rules eft Tolerance at variations
and exemptions under the statutes gov
crning weights and measures allcgim'
that be- hes fnilrd L. d. So.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-27
Orders Are Entered.
nY AksoriAlcd nrc.a

AUSTIN. April 2e.-Thc railroad com
mission bate to-day entered It's orders In
the two appeal eases filed by two Utll'
lilies companies following the refusal
Of the city council II Mineral Wells. Ia
allow increases In the rates The com
mission allowed some increases but moi
as much ~ applied for. The compan.
les also were directed to maintain bet
tcr pressure and facilities.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-27
SOLID CARl0A BOOZE
BILLED COPPER, SEIZED
81 Associated Pro-

RICHMOND. Va April &c Federal
prohibition agents seized a solid carload
- hotlcl whisky iackcd In larrcls nj
the freight yards of the scsioard Air
Line here to-day II was consigned a.
larrclcd coppcr" from savannah. Ca.
20 Jersey city. y. ]. There were IS
barrels and each larrcl cnniaine-i abo,it
sixty quarts 81 Scotch. Irish and rye
liquor.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-27
Slx.F00T KISS TOO
MUCH FOR PARENTS
~ A.os,a,ed rr..

CIICAGo. April .s-- Suggestive
movic 'l,,scu ups whcrc the villain
registers Iassion. the hero Kases IN.
to ih" ounicnts of a cocktail glass
snd th" hero implanis sir fotf
"vsmp' Mss on the hcruines hpa.
wcrc e. nsorcd toslay by Isrcnis and
teachers attending the twenty third
annual convention ~ the Illinois
council II the parent teachers asso.
ciati,n Clos. ups are objectionable
hccsusc th.S l,aVe The wrong i'm
prcSsiuns on the minds q children
snd IN" rr~iuccrs are responsible.
speakers said.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-27
Man Convicted.
A pr.sa

TENARKANA. April 26--Thc firs,
NJ the Cass County vat dynami,ing
cases, tried n, Linden today. resulted
III the conviction of ]. 4. ID. Johnson.
who received pcniicnti,ry sentence Of
two years. Several other alleged dyna
mitcrs, now under indictment. are to he
tried soon Last month 20 watts were
ivnami,cd IN Cass County. all of which
have been rebuilt and now are under
the prutcciion uf state Rangers.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-27
FLOOD DEAD TOLL UP TO 81
32 LIVES LOST AS
FRENCH SHIP SINKS

lly Associated Press.
Ei,ESr. France. April 26.--Thlrty.
lwo lives were lost when the French
steamer. Deputy Albert Taillandler.
q vessel VI s.oO0 tons bound from
rotterdam Tor Brest with a cargo Of
coal. foundercd last night off the
northern coast of brittany during q
iolent storm.
The captain ~ the ship. the sole
survivor. was picked up today by the
ireek steamer pelaaa.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-27
shipping Ruling Made.
Hy Associated rr.D.

AUSTIN. Tcxns. April 2G---lt was
held In an opinion issued bate to-day by
The Attorney Generals department. that
chapter iSl of the Acts ~ the 5eth leg.
isinturc, providing for standard contain.
ers for traits and vegetables and pro.
viding fur inspections nj the point II
shipment. cannot bc invoked ON ship
mcnts o. points outside the state.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-27
HOUSE FIRM AGAINST
PAYING HIGH SALARIES

WASHINGTON April ee.-The
House AGAIN to,lay refused q" acccpt the
conference report on the indclsendcnt
offircs appropriation hill lc,au-c ~ a
high salary provision for officials of
the shipping lSari.
Coming hack IN slightly modified
form after IT, final adoption hy the Sen.
ate the rsuuft wss rejected l'y a yutc OF
its to i1s.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-27
Traffic Suspended.

w NhefHtattd frets
FuHT WORTH April se.--Traffic of
the Texas ard Pacific Railway out Of
Fort Worth Is paraiyEcd and al rail
outlets are either many feet under wa.
ter or washed out. except the track Of
the Gulf. Colorado and Santa Fe.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-27
PARS0N SEEKS DIVORCE
FROM RlOlCUllNG WIFE

ST LOFTS. Mo. April se- Rev.
James X Crutchcr today flied suit for
dvor'c. alleging hts wife refused 10 nt'
i'nd srr,ircs conducted hy him and
puliirly ridicul-l his sermons while he
vas AZ Nroshn and kansas city. Mo
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-27

ARCADIA. Ia. Arril 2e Dr. e. g.
Crawford. prumlneni Iaug,Iile rhysi'
elan. l. dead. and his cousin q. &.
crawford. * under arrest IN connection
with the killins.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-27
WARNING OF FLOOD ON
MISSISSIPPI IS ISSUED
ny Associated rrs-s

WASHINGTON. April 20 The fluo'i
In the lower Mississippi and Atchafa.
lava rivers viii ~ intensified and pro
iongcd hy the break Ia the lcvcc tonight
alo,e Fcrriday. Ia. said sp"cial river
bulletin issued tonight hy the weather
burvau.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-27
Convention f1osses.

" Assoeiated fress
KANSAS CITY. Aprli es.-Thc Mis-.
sissippi Valley Association concludci
~ twoday annual convention to-day.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-27
RECEDINc Of
WATER PUTS
UTILITIES N
.NoRMAL llsE

~ Associated rfoa -, lie ~ III
EOpT xvopTti An.s -
80 '.O-'' HPsn ~ - .
four more persons we're repofteo
missing tonicht al. the = ~ elfaes
Assoc;.,;or In. ~-I~ Nl-
es'a v,'.',
Ne''u''snS ~"u tWo cnlIoFep oQ4
Leroy Shelton. negro. This raioed
The v,off;r;,i so,.i ~ ,~-..-.-
'"'s :. Pessvs
ported dead OF missing 20 o2.
' W '"s o'o'e" ~ nst osso seesu
lied although u II thoueht 70 b shet
OF ..Msa rtssuson. Mrs. Poftls. vhe
was In the sar,y iIst Of m,.,us ~
cIstIon todsy, 81, ~ ~ s..sss 80 -
10 b. stronscvs. The h',6v -. 49,.
fIed by hes sorap.i.v sSs.sv ssssSsS-,
Mrs. Fsskuson sI~ Va ! r;~55;fS
erpresse6 n n, ,uerS,,s ssst ~ ~
ond bS1y found soniSht ~ ~ ~
Mrs. Fers,Ison. 7he su.Sxss - .S;,,'S1
In the river near Fyoes.cs Glpost. 20
The tpdS Of w. Q. os~0rv- n
drowned while he,pluf n SScSes 80
was recovered ,shisg sunSu,ln1. Z, .S,~-T =
- - ~. ~ :, -.
Thu revised dat Of tn - - 's,s1ur
Ing includes: 3iss ~ f91s1 %
covered 10 80 ~ -, : ..
W. orshams 1nlsslss. !. f%A.'AA
-.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-27
BATHING SUIT
MARRIAGE Was
TOO SHOCKING
AND THE PASTOR ALSO
PREACHED JAKE LANNON'S
FUNERAL SERMON
ny Associated Press


LAYTON. okla. April 2s.-Thc i,ev.
Thomas ]. Irwin. founder mad for 20
years the pastor of the FIRST Prcsbyte.
rian Church here who recently per.
formed n marriage ceremony NJ q
public swimming pool. In which the
principals wore baihing suits. must
stand trial before church commits.
non an charges ~ conduct unbecom.
.ng 10 n minister"
Trial of the minister was decided
upon. at session here today OF the
~ Reno prcsbytery A COMMISSION Of
seven VIII hear the charges on May 4.
The pastor IN ordered 10. show cause
why he should not he relieved.
The Rev. Irwin has been the storm
center ~ the church for months. He
was n supporter Of the late Jake l..
Han,on. Repubiican national committee.
man from Oklahoma. and preached the
funeral ceremony following the death
OF iiamon In November. isse. at Ard
more. where fiainon was. shot BY
,arH smith Hanon. The ~ Reno
presbytery voted al recent meeting
to relnstnte mrmbcrs nf the churrh
who. Il was brought QUE had left the
church because OF she pastors support
Of Hamon.
An lnjunctIon obtained iss the pastof
in the district court restraining a con.
...lsslon. r~srnt,, appointed by the
nresbytery. from interfering with the
church. shd not operate against the
prcsbytcry session today.
nays lie WIN stIck.
I'm stick until the bitter end" Mr..
irwin said tonisht. the whole sItua.
ton has been caused by intense bitter
political feeling nd by enemies of the
church. r
The II f,crsp Presbyterian. By its ac-
ton today ex6ecdrd It's authority. he
asserted. declaring he would carry the
matter before the Oklahoma synod.
which meets IN October.
Jake l.. Hamon was n strong sup
rortrr u the church and bull tan an.
mex TO the edificc. Mrs. Hamon was Q
member of Mr. Twins congregation
tor several years.
A motion picture booth was main.
tanned In the church by Hamon prior
10 his death. and has been continued
since. According 20 the pastor. attempts
have besn made recently 20 destroy this
equipment.
several days ago following the meet.
ting 81 the er~uti,r body az the church
at which plans were made To guard
the structure. a fir was discovered In
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-27

The latest report e the sivee -,
vas ~ feet bat rseesslea s,aes 49,
s',esnoon is expected " bring Il dsvD
rsp:4'y
An oaii,oads rcpofsed ,nnbss<ss. 81.
aitions today. and eosrasioso = o,Se1.
de u ohpectcd tosncrrs~ nteAL II
,sihosds A. ven a. The NH VSFSH
fosr and Light. CpmraAy. spvthee1.
srn He'll Telephone Cullpany, - N1S1S
.etas Trsctisq comssnr ~ S
ssnss at work sedsy rspsiriaS IN -
Their ~ss hitic rsecus MA sansk
lone today. Int hoals evIofinvcd 80
'sfoseh the waters Reuoets. {rSs
hai pcron csNd be heard sio9xr ~
,he 'rccs at ths<roush wsss .ssa<I IT,
sr'S'o trcs,le wsre tsyestiu,1s1 \, -,
''on-i Gusrisunea. ed9 Duse1Ssd 6r11
oroccries sold - . prsniods - -
along Camp bowie. Aooleyasl 6uc1ao
ID. is''l.iton - Ariingtoa Nei~S1a Al
vsn reported TO-DAY. -
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-27

Residents 81 Arilsg@so Ud1htAsros>.
ins Fcrt worh suosS ~ a. -
time since the floor. 6eteur~d assonI
take wVr,h 10 the north - asnuak6k
,.cs she SANTA " tfhlaF mlo' YSft
Worth. -aa ~NS
The tr-, noors Of all husissss ksulns
between the Psddort vladsef ana fss
trscks were 9TH ua6-r uater. -
tft>cc iost suarter>sf . mile of sr6eS
hetveen the end of. the trrsis ehot
leads to the rorth main street croeH
Ing Al Camp Bo~ie Esuisysrd. -.
NsScr Co~krei deriin~d an ofssr M
Governor Scfi - state aid N ea5ono
Tor fool sufsr-vra Thc mayer - ~
'ocal chapter ~ the fesd Cross he ~
situation well IN hand and no outs1es
aid you'll b. necessry. The 0cvefn0
sent his message today from csaA61na.
where he IL ytsising.
n. ~ Baker. repre-enting the Sqneh-
western division Of the Americas Rso
lcru>s. arrived today from u. tSosis 81
0oNTfNIYEn ON pA1m TWWU
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-27
The Story That
Writing Tells

n tells your innerfnost sccre's.
Ssys Albert J smith. Ncw York
grsphologist. ~ho has spent his
whole Me l.srine 60 rad character
from Handwriting
H- ssyS he can h,ok 81 your hand
writing and ten you vhsiher you've
brilliant or duii. whether YOU'D sue
cccd a. hrickhycr or a ssy.r.
whether you should curh your TEN.
pr or get w more -spunk."
Ar YOU reading the series of ten
articles In The Daily S.vsf Flnt
the handwriting that's mcst nke
yours and you can rad your 0~n
charsSftr.
The Daily News
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-27

QQNTFpEp os F4qe H.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1922-09-26
MISS HOLL|NS
DEFEATED 7 Up:
LOSES GOLF TITLE
Mrs. Feitner Wins First
Round Match From For
mer Champion.

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, W.
Va, sept. 26.--Mtss Marion fIoillns Of
the Westprooli Clu5, Long Island,
winner Of the womcr's solfins crown
in 1921, lost her tito TO- day in tho
first round os match play in the
women's National solf championship
on the Green Prier course.
She was defeated by AIRS. Quentin
r. Feitner OF the South Shore Clab,
7 up and to play.
G'or details Of qualifying round see
sporting pagc).
Mrs. Feitner started off in irnprcs-
s!ve style, and was 6 up at the turn.
From then on It was only a question
OF time.
Miss Glenna Collctt. Providence,I i
IF. J., who with the defeat of Marion
Hollins, has become the favorite to
win the trophy walked away with her
match against Mrs. II. u. Sterrctt
OF Hutchison, EIs., meeting no op-
position from tho start. Her game
was OF the steady brand that would
discourage any opponent, and she
finished the match on the 18th hole,
q up and 5 to go. She displayed no
sensational flashes, but was never in
trouble and her approaching. which
was somewhat weak in the qualifying
round, was nearly perfect.
Mrs. r. II. L. Low, the veteran
player OF the Merton Cricket Club Of
Philadelphia, easily defeated Miss
German of Parkersburg, w. Va, the
youthful holder of the Virginia title.
Miss AleXa Stirling. Atlanta, former
champion, won from Miss Elizabeth
Gordon, metacomet, and 4.
Miss A. L. Hardin. New York. de-
foated Miss Rosamond Sherwood, st.
Andrews, 6 and ).
Mrs. G. NJ. Heckscher, New York,
heat Miss Florence Halloran, Salt
Lake City, 1 up.
Mrs. II. Arnold Jackson, Greenwich,
beat Miss Bessie Fem, Portland, Me-,
and 3.
Mrs. Norman Toerge, Nassau, de-
feated Mrs. Joseph Bydolex, East
Aurora, . and /.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1922-09-26
POSTAL MEN RAID
STOCK OFFICE AND
ARREST ALL HANDS
Promoters Said to Have
Cleaned Up Million in Year
on Alleged Fraud.

Post Office Inspectors and United
States Marshals armed with warrants
raided the extensive, Offices OF the
Crager System, a stock promotion
concern at No. 14O West 42d Street,
and placed several persons under ar
rest, including Benjamin Crager and
Henry Crager. operators Of the busi-
ness. The Cragers were araigned be
fore United States Commissioner
Hitchcock and held on charges of
using the malls to defraud.. There
are 16 persons under indictment in
connection with the charges against
the Crager system, but most Of them
are minor employees.
1t is charged that the Crasers,
working with accompllces in other
cities, have cleaned up over 81 900, 900
from credulous persons in tho past
year. The system was to get hold
of officers or owners Of defunct or
struggling corporations and agree to
boost the business.
The Crager outfit would form IL
new corporation and take charge Of
selling the stock. In the course Of
time the persons interested in the
original corporation would begin TO
receive offers for the new stock from
various cities and persons-all it is
charged, part OF the Crager System"
But the persons approached would
have none Of the stock, and just at
the time when it would appear that
they were losing fortunes by not hav-
ing 1t in would pop statesmen from
CONTINUED on Second Pege.)
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1922-09-26

involve the Government IN embar-
easements with other countries.
1t was brought out in the Cabinet
discussion that IN the recent case Of
the British vessel Grace and Ruby,
seized beyond the three mile limit,
tho court held this vessel 70 have
been within American territorial
waters in effect since she was in
touch with shore by means Of her
cwn small boats. The decision 10 re-
strict operations Of Prohibition en-
forcement officials to similar cases
beyond the three mile limit in future,
therefore. was explained as in line
with the courts action.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1922-09-26
HILLS AND WIFE QUARRELLEO
OVER HALL MONTHS BEFORE
O MURDER. SAYS NE|GHBOR
5 Opie, Who Carried Rec
Is Telephone Messages,
Describes Violent Scene.
MISTER IN DISGUISE
|carded Clerical Dress,
1T by Side Door Night He
and Singer Died.
ecial from a Staff Correspondent
Of The EvsninJ WorId.)

Of The EvsninJ WorId.)
.EyV BRUNSWICK. Sept. CO
~ Mills, husband OF the leading
lister Of the Church Of 81. join.
Evangelist, who was found muir
'd with the rector, the Rev. Ed
h w. Hall, ten days ago, was put
er rigid examination to-day. Tie
secutors OF both MiddleseX and
lerset counties piled him With
stions from Q o'clock until l o'clock
began again after lunch.
,eilIyo Stevens, the small arms ex-
I, brother OF Mrs. Hall, had an
ointment with the prosecutors this
'ning, but had TO wait until late
afternoon.
he new effort TO get information
of Mills followed the revelation
in spite OF his positive state
us that the intimacy between his
Nhnd Mr.. Hall had never been the
N of quarrel3 in his home, Il
~ fact, the principal subject on
eh they quurrelcd.
b care more for Mr.. Halls little
|er," cried Mrs. Eleanor Reinhardt
g to her husband six months ago,
|n he demonstrated with her Tor
devotion to tho Rev. Edward
|eeler Hall, "than do for your
Be body"
he information was given by their
Indoor Ieighbor, Miss Nillic Opic,
a. telephone was used by the
lykpan and the choir leader III
- appointments.
Us Opie said that she had gone
B the Mllls's house to see Mrs.
4. The latter was out, but came
The stairs just as Miss Opie was
Ing.
Ehere have you been?" Miss Opie
the husband asked unpleasantly.
No the church," his wife replied
khingly in his face.
8o you have been over there
b ?" snapped Mills. You do more
khat church and the minister than
will do for me-"
hnd why shouldn't II" Miss Ople
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Prohibition Enforcement oihclals' ~
was said autholitatively, would be
cautioned TO observe this decision.
The subject os searches for contra
and liquor beyond the three-mile
init formed the principal topic OF
discussion before the Cabinet. Ex-
animation Of municipal law authoriz-
ng customs ~ other operations up TO
the twelvo-m!le limit were found by
he Presidents advisers to be out Of
harmony with international law, and
II was held that attempts to carry out
the municipal law provisions might