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, 1922-03-14
MELLON NOT TO ADVISE
ON BONUS a HOUSE
COM MITTEE IS

WASHINGTON. March 14-Secre-
tary Mellon. Comptroller of the Cur
rency Crtssiuger and Governor Hard
ing Of the federal reserve board. Will
be asked to appear before the house
n mean committee this after
noon to give further statements with
regard to h bank loan provision OF
the soldiers bonus.
Chairman Fordney said It had been
decided to call tine officials because
they had made statements conflict
ing with one another"
Representative Garrett of Tenres-
SEQ, the Democratic leader In the
house today asked that Representative
Monden OF Wyoming. the majority
leader, inform the members when the
bonus bill would be taken up and in
what name it was to be considered.
Mr.. Mondedi said he thought accurate
information as TO these points could
he given a enough in advance 20
give the members time to prepare
, 1922-03-14
PERJURY CASE
is Deferred

SAN FRANCISCO. march f4-Ac-
ton on tho indictments recently voted
against Mrs. Minnie Neighbors and
Mrs Frances Bates. defense witness
es in tho Roscoe ArbuclSie case. charg-
ing perjury. was postponed until
April ,. 1t was announced today by
the county grand jury here.
Mrs. Neighbors and Mrs. Bates
were to have appeared before the
jury yesterday to be heard in connec-
ton with the charges, but their TT
torney. Nat Sehmulotiz, said both
women were I'll in southern Caiifor-
MIA.
, 1922-03-14

IL Aheheu To IEANe pben lhtutu WIN
fraudulent intont as tho result OF col
fusion between Bischoff and Kelly.
Bischoff. who is under Indictment nj
Chicago for alleged gigantic financial
frauds. Is president Of tho Y. having
obtained control and being elected
last September.
Hall. who sets forth that he Is act
ing in behalf OF himself and other
stoclxholders. asserts IN his petition
that prior TO tho Indictment OF Bis
choff at Chicago the officers and d.
roctors OF tho Y company entered into
n pretended contract with Kelly
whereunder the latter purposted to
purchase 1000 900 shares of Y stock.
Kelly agreeing to transfer to tho com
pany asrconssderation leases on 10, 900
acres OF alleged oil land in Louisiana
and to pay 100000. OF the cash SON
s%ideration. Hal alleges. Kelly has paid
only $50. 0o0, while tho Louisiana
leases Hall alleges. are worthless. a
fact known. no charges, TO Bischoff,
who had drilled n well on the land
without developing oil or gas in com
mercial quantity. The leases former
ly were held by Bischoff. Hal asserts
and were Transferred to Kelly for tn,
express purpose OF making them 9
part of the consideration in the .rre
TENDED contract whereunder Kelley
Continued on Page Four
, 1922-03-14
GrOnna Is Out
For Senator At
Fail Election

LAKOTA. N. D.. March IA ].
Gronna today announced that he is a
candidate for United States senator to
succeed Porter j. McCumber, whose
term expires March 4. next
Mr. Gronns represented North Da-
kota in the upper house for IL years
and was defeated at the 1920 primaries
by Dr. E F. Ladd. then president of
the North Dakota Agricultural col
lego. who was endorsed by the Non
partisan league.
Mr.. Gronna issued a statement in
which he appealed for support for the
nomination on the Republican ticket
by Citizens OF all factions and de-
clared himself In favor OF ~apy pro-
gram which can possibly Improve the
condition of farmers"
, 1922-03-14
IntermOuntGin
Cagers Clash
At Salt Lake

SALT LAKE CITY. Utah. March
1.-THE intermountain high school
basketball championship is to be dc
cIded In a threeday tournament
scheduled to begin hero Thursday
night Tho high school teams which
win participate arc Lehigh, Greeaey.
Missoula and Weston. respective
champions OF Utah. Colorado. Mon
tana and Idaho The tournament
is to be held under the auspices Of
the Utah High School Athletic as
s~ociation and tho teams were invited
to participate
No schedule OF games has been
made but It has been definitely de-
cided to have two OF tho teams
meet Thursday night two teams
Friday night and Two Saturday
night. The quintet with tho largest
number of points at the close will
be declared winner and in event OF
a tie an additional game will be
played to decide the championship.
, 1922-03-14

OrOCzback IeHf the driving Rheei-
The San Francisco Exay-sner TODAY
gives Glotzback $ for leaving
his bride IN New York:
I'D rather be a chauffeur Tn Cali
fornia. than a dwell forever In the
palaces IF Babylon he said
1t would seem Glotzbacx was fore
ed to let another man drive his wife's
automobile.
1T would drive any man crazy to cit
back among tho cushions n squirn
every time he felt the backlast OF the
transmission. when all is needed vas
a real mechanician," the reporter
quotes.
Neither did Glotzhack enjoy break
fasts in bed, nor did sitting Up night
after night through tho mad scene
OF Lucia appeal to an ear attuned to
the hum Of a smooth running motor.
The reporter says Glotzback told
him there had been no friction; that
the chauffeur-husband just escaped"
when his bride was not looking. that
he will not go back.
Madame Matzenauer, II Is said.
wants her husband back There is talk
of COMPROMISES from New York, but
mhstened 10. says Glotzback-
After his marriage Matzenauer said
her first marriage. to Ferrari Fontana,
failed because of tho ARTISTS temper
ament She wanted a man b said
The antithesis of her temperament
theory is limited as responsible for the
wreck of tho new
Glotzbacsk, a stx-foot westcrner. com
ments-
Orchids Win thrive IN hot houses,
but wild mustard needs the California
sum"
JOPLIN. Mo-, March 14.-Margaret
-Matzenauer, prima DONNA VINO viii
sing IN Joplin tonight, arrived here
, 1922-03-14
BIGAMTST ARRESTED ON
EVE OF 18TH MARRIAGE,
is ALSO AN EMBEZZLER

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind March II.
Isaiah Moore's twelfth marriage
was to have taken place in Mime.
apoiIs today. according to local au-
thorihes who arrested the man e
terday on a charge of bigamy and
endorsement
The e-mbezzlement charge was pre-
ferred by his last wife. Harriet
Evans, a Hoosisr school teacher and
his eleventh bride. He is said to
have embezzled $500 from her after
they had been married less than n
week As Miss Evans husband no
was George Melrose-r
Moore told the police he had for
gotten the last names OF two of h
eleven girls he said he married.
However. no did mako UP his list Of
matrimonial ventures-
Flora Dolf. of Wyoming. Pa, mar
ried IL years ago.. One child
Amelia Werner. OF Detroit, Mich.
married at Windsor, Canada, under
the name of Harry Moore
SUIT Harris of Houman. La. whom
he married under the name Of Harry
Melvin
Bessie One could not remember her
last name), of Wilson. N. c. whom
he married under the name of
George Shields.
A woman whose given name was
Gertrude, but whose last name he is
said to have told the police he could
not remember. of Findlay, Ohio. He
gave his name as Howard Wilson.
on that occasion.
Laura Shields. whom he married
at Spokane. Wash
Florance johnson OF David City.
Neb., whom he married under the
name OF ]. b Vaughan
Helen Hargrzves. at Augusta
Kan.
Up to This time it is alleged that
he courted his brides in person and
deserted them each within a few
weeks.
As Howard wilson, Moore is
said to have married Irene Hale,
three years ago in Chicago. He met
her through a marriage bureau in
a southern state. he said He de-
serted her. taking with him 81. 500.
it is alleged
In juno of last year he n said
to have married Laura Hertzberg at
Peoria, H., under the name OF
George Churchill. His last matri-
moniaI venture was that with Miss
Evans OF Vincennes, Ind
Moore rs thirty two ear old-
, 1922-03-14

AGAINST the government IN tho war
He sfnco has AXE some part in the
deliberations of the Thru Interna-
c1ouaie-at MOSCOW
1t is stipulated that $4,000 workers
with a technical personnel shall be
brought into Rnsaia to operate proper-
ties. Each must brug with him 800
worth OF tuofs and T 10 observe
the Soviet labor code
NEW YORK. March 14.-H. s. Cal
vert. one of the men associated with
william ID. Haywood in obtaining a
concession to operate an IRON works
and coal mines In Russia says a party
of engineers and technicians Will leave
soon for Russia to prepare the way Tor
sir thousand American worhumcn-
Calvert, like tho other concession
nries Is a member OF tho ]. W. w.
ana was formerly a foreman In tho
Ford Automobile plant in Detroit.
Under the terms of. h concession.
Calvert declared the Soviet govern
ment will collect a revenue Of seven
per cent from the properties and re-
serves the right to commander ap-
rroximately so per cent of the coiony's
OUTPUT OF coal. iron and machine pro-
ducts. for which it agrees TO give the
workers credits with which they AN
purchase other supplies The remain
der. he said is to be left to the work
ers to dispose OF as they see fit
, 1922-03-14
President On
Fishing Trip

PALM BEACH. Fla. March ICY
The Associated Press) - President
Harding arrived here at 10 O'Clock this
morning aboard the McL1an house
boat ard boarded n fishing smack for
n short fishing trip. The house boat
was anchored IN Lake Worth and
none Of The party came ashore. The
president plane a golf game in the
afternoon and then vf1l board a spe-
cial train to return TO st. Augustine.
, 1922-03-14

wTLBURToN. okla. March IA
Nine persons were killed and 25 ser
iousfy injured by n tornado which
struck Gowen. a village is miles west
Of hero last night. according to ad-
vices received this morning.
A Mexican family and one woman
r missing. A party of doctors and
relief workers left here carly today for
the stricken village and supplies are
being sent by the Red Cross Twenty
five homes were reported destroyed.
Reports indicate that most OF the
damage was done in tho southwest
part OF tho town which is inhibited
mostly by foreigners employed in ad-
jacsnt coal mines. The village has a
population OF 700.
, 1922-03-14

Four kcpubLoans, Borah,
Johnson and LaFoilette. support
amendment and -four Democrats.
rene. Ransdell. underwood and W.
liams voted in the negative
With clever votes OF the full mem.
bership not ~ tho treaty oppon-
'ents fen short OF mastering a ono.
third and the treaty proponents fell
short OF having a two-thirds vote on
the amendment. A two thirds vote is
necessary for the ratification OF the
treaty.
, 1922-03-14
OF BRUNEN YEARS AGO
PROBED In new JERSEY MURDER

mans home In July 1890 vhea S.
900 in money and jeweiry were tax
en-; the marriage Of Brunen's daugh-
ter to William ParkSon, q hon tanner
in Elkton. Nd. and its annulment,
and the discharge by Brunen Of a
cook in his carnival dining car after
a heated quarrel. The fifth angle
the prosecution declined to disclose.
Twenty-Five shots have been re-
moved from Brunen's head
, 1922-03-14

American public, to which bulgarian
people arc so much indebted
"on behalf of the government L
hzve personally expressed regrets TO
Mr.. Wilson, the American minister
King Boris has already expressed his
regrets through his secretzry, and the
rainfstry of tho interior has offered
a reward of $4,000 levas, tnormany
about ss,5oo) for the discovery Of the
enthor Of the attempt"
Parliament, with the socialists and
communists participating yesterday
unanimously voted the regrets Of par
lamont and the country for h bomb
ing of the legation
, 1922-03-14

CHARLESTON. w. Va, March IA
Directors of the Kanawha Coal Oper-
'ators' association were in session hero
today formulating a working scale for
the Kanawha bftuminous coal field A
which they VIII submit to the mem
bership for ratification on Thursday
This action follows the refusal Of the
union leaders to attend a wage con-
erence with the check-off and closed
shop eliminated. proposed by the as
s~ociatfon.
, 1922-03-14
O'Brien Trains
For Dennis Bout

MILWAUKEE,. Wis. March "a
Tommy O'Briein, Los Angeles light
weight boxer. who recently returned
from Australia and Tony Dennis.
Milwaukee. plan on finishing training
here this week for their meeting in
Winnipeg, March %. They expect to
depart from the CANADIAN city the
coming week end
, 1922-03-14

RIVERSIDE. N. J.. March IA
Detectives are working on i've an
giles, one of which is expected TO lead
to the apprehension Of the slayer or
of John T. Grunen. circus
owner who was shot to death in his
home last Friday night
Investigation Is being made OF he
killing by BrInen in seif-defcnse of
a man in Mount Carmel. Pa, four
years ago; the holdup Of the circus
, 1922-03-14
SIX NEGROES ARE
KILLED IN

PINE BLUFF. Ark. March 14.-At
least six negroes were killed and sew
eral white persons injured in a tor.
nado which passed through the north
en part of this county early today.
Tho storm passed through north.
eastern Lonoke counties about 1 a m.
wrecking farm houses and buildings,
according to messengers arriving on a
Continued on rage Four
, 1922-03-14

mine operators.
Nj. LOWS declared today that the
operators were forcing tho strike as
a bold commercial policy for which
the public Will pay" The miners
president reiterated today his state
ment that tho unions were prepared
to open negotiations hooking to the
formulation OF an agreement to take
the place OF that which expires next
month
, 1922-03-14
TO
IGNORE CONFERENCE.

-Seventy-five coal companies. form
ing the Monongahela Coal Operators
association today announced they
would not join the Northern West vir-
ginia Coal association in its meeting
the United Mine Workers of Dis
trict No. II at Baltimore, March 81
TO agree On 4 working scale.
, 1922-03-14
Whiskey Found
Tied to Anchor
|Of Ocean Ship

SAN FRANCISCO. March IA
Customs inspectors hero today told
of another manner OF hiding whisk-
ey on incoming ships They located
and c~oufiscated 22z bottle OF Scotch
whiskey tied to the anchor of the
steamship Melville Dollar.
, 1922-03-14

zust brought in tho name OF ]. ]. Hall.
a stockholder. was filed Monday,
Judge ]. A. Rfner ISSUED an order
temporarily restraining h ofricers
Of tho corporation from paying a div-
OF 1 cent n share on l.o0e 900
shares of Y stock held by James p
Kelly OF New York. to whom the stock
, 1922-03-14
COAL STRIKE Inevitable,
BIG LEADERS ARE AGREED
Statement Following Conference Today
Between Labor Secretary and Union
Chief Holds No adjustment Hope

WASHINGTON, March IA general strike in the
bituminous coal industry on or about April 1 is inevitable,
Secretary of Labor Davis and John L. Lewis, president of the
United Mine Workers of America, agreed today, following
a prolonged conference at which they discussed the situa-
don growing out of the controversy between the miners and
, 1922-03-14
W DAMAGE is
PLACED AT SIS. 900.

GowEN. Okla, March 1L-Ten
persons arc dead, "a are seriously
injured. and many moro slightly In
tured as n result of q tornado that
struck this small mining town carly
Monday night. The tornado swept
a path a milo and a half long and
about 400 yards wide through the
town. destroyed about twenty homes
and caused damage estimated at
SIS, 900.
, 1922-03-14
Chanfdfenr-H Husband of Diva
Tires of the Life in Palaces

SAN FRANCISCO, March 4-Margarete Matzenauer famous Iva, APPARENTLY has
herr haufeurhusband, whom she TENED "OO prc cent imam"
The husband, Floyd Gldzback, has ome back to his job at teD Del Monte hotel here,
driving toniJsr about
A year go he took Inn .Matzenauer ut fr a drive rh hire. She sat on the front
, 1922-03-14
Quotations to
Be BrOddcdsted

DENVER. Coso- March t@-Eneo-
tive Monday the Denver Stockyards
company is -broadcasttng livestock quo
tations by radio telephone. A rcsu-
lar market viii be sent out at 1890
o'clock each afternoon and again at
s O'Clock at night,
, 1922-03-14
STILL SICK.

CHEYENNE. wyo. March 14-The
condition Of DR.. F. l. Beck, specialist.
who contracted blood poisoning a
month ago while operating on a pat
ient continues critical A consuftation
of Cheyenne and Omaha physicians
held Sunday
, 1922-03-14
SHERIDAN AND EVANSTON
GIRLS DIVIDE HON0RS IN
HIGH SCHOOL CONTEST

LARAMIE. wyo- March IA
Glenn Mills of Evanston and Miss
Thelma Foster of Sheridan. divided
honors last night in the state high
school vocal contest. an annual event.
Each will be given a gold medal. Miss
Louise Potter of Douglas, was award
ed second prize.
, 1922-03-14
STATES.
SWEPT BY BIG
r TODAY
Paths of Death and Destruction Extend
u From Oklahoma and Arkansas South
Into Louisiana, Reports State

KANSAS CITY, Mo, March IA known death toll of
ID lives was collected by tornadoes in the southwest last
night. Ten persons were killed in the mining village of
Gowen, Okla, near McAlester, six negroes lost their lives at
Gethsemane, Ark, and two were killed at Sulphur, Okla.
Scores of persons were injured and the usual destruction
, 1922-03-14
Dividend PAYMENT ON STOCK
SECURED THROUGH SWINDLER
Held UP BY FEDERAL COURT

CHEYENNE, Wyo, March 14-Wyoming stockholders
of the Y Oil and Gas company are profoundly interested in
litigation instituted in the United States district court here
Monday to restrain R. J. Rischof, the so-called Chicago
from procedure which is alleged to be intended TO
wreck the corporation through dissipating its assets for the
, 1922-03-14
ORE DEAD, MANY ARE INJURED BY T0RNAD0E
IN DIN m TO
TREATY VOTED
DOWN., SIS TO 80

March 14-In its first ron call on any
issue of the Horsepower treaty fight the senate rejected to-
day the amendment of Senator Robinson, Democrat Arkan-
sas, designed to extend the benefits of the treaty to ;gna-
tory nations whose interests are affected
The amendment was defeated SIS to 80.
, 1922-03-14

of property occurred
The tornadoes were a part OF n gen
erzi rain storm throughout the south
west from Hannibal. Mo, on the Miss
lssippI river to Amarillo in tho Texss
panhandle. Sections OF this grain n
stock raising area which have exper-
fenced an almost wateriess winter are
now meuaoed by floods Streams
throughout Kansas are reported bank
full. -Four inches OF rain fell at Fort
Scott, Kan. and part Of no city IL
Inundated. Tho Neosho river at lola
was reported rising at the ratio OF six
inches an hour,
AT Gowen. Okla. where b great
est loss of life occurred. the path OF
tho twiEter avoided Tho business Sac
ton of the town. but demolished about
twenty homes. Red Cross relief work
already has been started there
MALESrER, okla, March IA
Nine persons wero killed and n num-
Der seriously injured by n tornado
that levelled a path through Gowen.
a mining village. Is miles east OF hero
last night. according to DR.. w. w.
Sames OF Hartshorne. who rnturned
to his home today after assisting in
relief work at the stricken town last
night Many perons were slightly
injured.
THE DEAD. :
Mrs. Sidney Wilkerson-
Clifford Whkerson Cnfant,)
Mrs Pat Lancy.
Mrs George GlemboL
Rena Gaombo. IS.
Annie Giembo, ID.
Mrs. Peha Ainabois.
Pete Alnabois-
Mathdo Alnzbois.
NOT EXPECTED TO LIVE.
Sidney Wnkerson-
Pat Laney.
George Glembo.
Two small GIembo children
Two small Atnnbois children
, 1922-03-14
HAYWOOD is GRANTED
CONCESSION BY RUSS
Former Leader of 1. W. W. in America to Operate Iron Works
in UraI Mountains as Head of Organization of Reds De-
ported From United States, Moscow Reports

l. w W. men to whom Premier Lenine hasg granted concession to operate the NadejdmN
sky iron works in he Ual mountain region, prto thu coal mines in the ometzb basin and
auxiliary factories
Haywood disappeared from the United States last year while under se5 5000 bail after
lie ad aboutn ninety other W. ". men had ben convicted of espionage and conspiracy
, 1922-03-14
BIC REWARD FOR
bonn Der POSTED
Nv BULCARIANSI
Regret Is Expressed Over Explosion at
American Legion by Minister of
Interior in Formal Statement

SOFIA, March 1A-Denouncing the bombing Of the
United States legation Saturday night, Minister OF the IN
terror Daskalof has issued this statement:
"We are all indignant at the odious attempt against the
limited States legation. Its author could not be Bulgarian, for
there il not a bulgarian who could thus offend the great
, 1922-03-14
Attitude Adopted by Comptroller Is Not
Shared by Secretary; Government
Financiers Asked to Explain

WASHINGTON, March IA sol
diers' bonus bill with the bank loan
provision was ordered favorably re-
ported toGfy by the house ways and
means committee. The vote was 10
to 5. Three Democrats, Kftchfn,
, 1922-03-14

Tho gamble o known as tennis
WIS formerly called handy Hence the
sa-are 10 b1i3y words. or blows =
, 1922-03-14

Florence Johnson of David City,
Neb., who married James Evaughan.
alias Isiahiah Moore obtained a d.
vorce from him February 1. last. ac-
cording to Ike West, sheriff Of But
1er county. I've been looking for
him for some time on a chargs-of is
, 1922-03-14

WASHINGTON, March 14:-secretary Mellon told the
house ways and means committee today that he would not
feel it incumbent on the treasury department to advise banks
not to loan money on adjusted service certificates as they
would be authorized to do under a provision of the com
promise soldiers bonus-bill.
, 1922-03-14

WILSON. N. c.. March IL Mrs.
Bessie whitsop a young widow of
this city. was married to George
Shields here about seven months
ago according to the records of the
county register OF deeds. Mrs.
Shields recently obtained a divorce
on the grounds of desertion and was
married at Washington. N. c.. last
Sunday.
, 1922-03-14

this morning. but when an effort was
made to interview her in regard to
h reported loss OF her CHAMPIONSHIPS
, 1922-03-14

suing a fraudulent check here. but I
guess It's no S now" said sheriff
West upon being advised OF his ar
rest at indianapolis upon a charge of
bigamy and embezzlement-
, 1922-03-14

band. her accompanist sale h was
confined to her room by illness and
could not give out a statement
, 1922-03-14

Garner and Collier, and Two Repub-
licans, Treadway and 1ilson voted
against the
By the same vote the committee
rejected an amendment under which
the bonus would have been financed
by = sales tax.
, 1922-03-14

JOPLIN, Mo-. March 14-marsaret
'Matzenauer. prima DONNA who viii
sing IN Joplin tonight. arrived here
, 1922-03-14
Weather Forecast

Fair tonight and Wednes-
day; slightly colder in east
portion.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-11-14
ORGANIZE TO STOP SWEARING
Verona, Italy, Society Uses Many
Leans to Suppress the Use Of
Profanity.

Some idcallsts ia Verona Italy or
gained some time ago society for
the Suppression OF bad language They
assert that swearing already has been
reduced - per cent and that in Il
years II will have entirely disappeared
Every means Of propaganda Is used,
including posters and notices on pub
lie buildings. railway stations schools
barracks, ere, aud showers Of leaflets
from airl,lancs ana initiation bombs IN
iirework exhibitions.
The notices are varied picturesque
and adapted To circumstances. Here
are some Of them:
Dante orders you not to oTend the
land Of song by oaths.'
"Ee careful II ycu swear. your
children viii despisc You and civilized
society will east YOU OUT. -
Profanity is short circuit
AT n football club huge printed no.
tees urge the players to Give IA kick
to swearing and TO Make many goals,
but moi one oath
The committee wants guards and p0-
licemcn empowered 10 take the names
aud addresses of individuals who are
overheard using had language in the
streets, names and addresses 10 he
ro>lcd M TO public >corn in the great
central square Of Verona.