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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-27
In Married.;
Out Single
Divorce Grind Is I'M
ceasing; Many Suits

III hFNNLIu u. BtNNS
The courtroom filled with women.
Men. All nAiionaiitlea. all color..
The odor OF garlic. the smell OF stale
tobacco.
sherwood Va. Sherwood" calls
the CLERK OF court.
The divorce grind starts.
Your husband left you. you say
inquired counsel for the plaintiff.
Yes In n snhdued ,one. difficult
for the court 20 understand.
Meaningless muFmurs from the
crowded room. People restless
anxious 10 secure decree and
leave.
Decree granted" uusrs the
court.
In endless procession they come
they so.
In the door married. gu, tho door
single.
'Heaaier W.. Hensler." again
sounds the call.
Your manner
''Cerfruds He1aier."
Your huAbaud'sY'
Emil"
Tel the eour, how no treated
you"
Tho woman speaks. "He tracked
dirt over my floors. lie was cruel
TO me. He was dirty. fIlthy. and
couldn't live with him"
Another decree granted.
And 30 tho day goes on.
Tho court heaycs sigh % re-
lief The endless grind Ia over for
a day.
But--in everincrcasinx numbers
they come. Days when only 10 or
~ are present. Days when 20 10
30 come.
But never decrease in the
months total
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-27
CHAMBER DRIVE
Gets RESULTS
Many Recruits Signed Up
for Service

The Seattle Chamber OF Commerce
must have more men and money II
Seattle II 10 put over the big things
hoped for in the way OF consecu.
tive. constructive policy. IT. II.
Hatch. chairman Of the chambers
Every Member Get a Member In
September campaign 20 declared
Wednesday In urging support for
the drive. Among those who recent.
ly have Joined as a result OF the spe-
ciai effort are the foIlowingi
John II. IIcndry. A. V. Love Dry
sale clothing. Pacific block: II. r..
Hodgson. chu-chun Coal Co. Alice
Huffman. Marine National bank. T.
Jerome. Merrill a Ring Lumber Co.
y. VIII Jones. Baxter a Jones: chas.
II. Kearny. John V. Fsrweil a Co.
O. =. Kennedy. cheasty's, Inc.
Charles Howard Kline. Central
Wholesale Lumber Co; l.. l.. Lewis.
Lewis Bros. Realty Co: DR. l.. II.
Lyons. biS Lumber Exchange bldg.
n. y. McNerney Nalvoline OIL Co.
W. \. Mangrum. Jacobson a Man.
grum Co. Harry J. Miller. Seattle
Flour Mills Co. Or. c. NJ. McSaff.
Drs. Gilbert a McNaff: DR.. Ira l..
Nei'i. dentist. f3l Cobb bldg: ". w
o'Kecfe. O'Keefe a Barrett. c. w.
Olson. Coast Advertisers Service;
Ed. W. Peck. Peck's Wood g. Coal
Co. Edward Pinnch. architect. 4isi
Arcade bldg. G. X. Poe. Poe 4 Falk.
ner. Walter y. Pcrep. insurance. 200
Mehlhotn bldg. c. ). Porter. Porter
Furniture Co.
l.. a. Popst. popst oil Co: II. Glen
Rhodes. The Rhodes Co: Earl a.
Roberts. architect. 357 Burke bldg:
Otto -. Rupp. Chadwick. McMloken.
Ramsey A Rupp: shuji Saltch. the
sumiiomo Bank Of Seattle: Walter J.
Sanimyer =. 5. Power & Light Co:
Miriam c. Schoeitier. Whittier
school; Or. Casper W. sharpies. s2s
Burke bldg Gustav A. Sipen. attor.
ney. fioge bldg: Franklin Sly. com.
merciai artist. 1901 seaboard bldg.
n. +. Small. broker. s2s Colman
bldg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-27
Have New Home
Nearly Paid For

~Oh. Jim. I do love our little
moved in BY this time next week.
Won't II be wonderful? It's such 4
darling little house. too. We are
going 10 be SO proud of IT,"
Yes. we are. dear. We've saved
so long and gone without things for
II that II is great to know that at
last we have our own home whore
we can entertain our friends"
"Oh. that will be wonderful. too.
It's so nice to have everything butt
just like we have dreamed about.
IL will be such fun to give little
dinner parties and have our friends
out. won't IL. dear,"
Well. | rather guess II will. Let's
have old Tom and his bride out
among the first ones. They are
mighty fine young newlyweds."
Yes. indeed. But. dear. do
wish we could both afford some
new clothes TO go with our new
home. We are both getting fright
fully shabby. Do you suppose we
can afford some clothes now that
we have our home and have II
practically paid for?"
sure thing. We've both gone
without things for long time.
Why not 60 TO Cherry's where they
have men and women's departments
and get us something new? They
have good styles and good quality
and what / like about them--they
allow six months 10 pay. Right now
when We have few struggling
debts on the house is when we
want to get acquainted with
Cherry's. They are at lo15 end
Ave-. in The Rialto Bldg, over the
Pig'n Whistle. Advertisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-27
FlAPPERS OF ALL
DESCRIPTIONS ARE
SOUGHT FOR CONTEST

The Colonial theater will con.
duct flapper contest for Thurs
day. October 9TH. The contest
viii consist or all types and
Atyioa OF "flappera' Appearing In
person and posing In competition
for cash prizes.
The idea Was suggested by the
him attraction which Will be pre-.
scented at the Colonial on that
date Wanda Hawley In 'sBobbed
Hair" a Rsalart production said
10 be Of unusual merit. Those
Wishing TO enter the contest may
do 80 by calling or phoning Mr.
Wcatcott al the Colonial.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-27
r(C-TIIE
ToDAy's PROGRAMS

STRAND - Redeiph Valentine In
'nie~d and sand"
eottMutA--iteuse reters In .IIn-
man H~srs.~
hitE MOtsE-Chsries Hay In "A
Taller Mad. Man"
WINTER GAupE>--Jehu Gilbert In
"t.ieasa q Dawn"
tofisNt M--Nse Murray In broad.
way Rose
iihtNtf--sims Ruh@ns In The
VALLEY u silent Men,"
stto>tAfs - James hirkweod In
'heb Hampton Of Placer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-27
NEW RADIUM
TREATMENTS
Now Being Administered
in Seattle

The new method i reasonable IN
price and almost specific for such
diseases as Rheumatism. Neuri,ls.
Diabetes. stomach. Bowel. Hood.
skin. Nerve. High Blood Pressure.
Gland Weakness and conditions re.
suitinE from ovevwork and diszipa-
tons. Call at once az the Port OF
Health. 1887 Third ave. opposite the
Postofficr. for free consulsafion.--
Advertisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-27
Liberty

Tied with rope around their
waists In tho style OF mountain
climbers. but with every other sign
OF modern mountaineering missing. a
beautiful girl and her sweetheart. a
member OF the Northwest Mounted
Police. trudgc and crawl over leo
sheets and snow drifts. and In each
step face tho danger OF slipping.
probably TO death.
Such Is a scene In the James oliver
curwood novel The Valley OF silent
Men," showing at the Liberty tho.
alter Alma Rubens Is tho girl and
Lew Cody tho man.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-27

Between pictures. Dustin Farnum.
like his brother. William. spends
most Of hts time on the water. His
famous powcr-boat. Miss Los Ange.
les H." credited with being the fast
est ocean. going speed craft in the
world. has done 81 miles an hour in
rough water.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-27
Big Still Seized
in Ferry County

A sso-sailon capacity moonshine
siiii. said TO be the bigsest stun ever
raidcd by the prohibition department
In Washington. was seized By dry
agents In the woods near Nine Miles
Canyon. Ferry county. Tuesday. nc.
cording TO Prohibition Director Roy
g. Lyle. Max Pertinent and sciner
Holmes were arrested IN connection
with tho operation Of the stiIl.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-27
COLONIAL.

Bob Hampton Of Placer Mar.
shaii Neilan production. said to BE-
oro % hts most spectacular and IN.
tcrssiing plays. II now showing az
the Colonial thsaser for two days.
Clusters las; stand against the
Sioux. as reproduced in this picture.
T. an Interesting scene IN Bot
Hampton of Placer" q story Of TO.
nance and adventure.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-27

the friendship % all amusement seek.
ors on broadway. The aon OF New
York millionaire falls IN love with
her and they are married. nut be.
cause Of his fear OF being cut out OF
his fathers will he makes the girls
life miserable. even tho aho showed
her willingness 20 sacrifice her all 10
retain his love.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-27
S. p. Announces Low
Fares to Seattle

Chamber Of Commerce officials
have been notified by c. IT. Andrews.
district freight and passenger agen,
for the Southern Pacific Co. lere.
that reduced round.tFip winter excur.
sion rates from San Francisco and
los Angeles to Portland. Seattle.
Tacoma. Vancouver and Victoria and
other Puget Sound points. would bs
put into effect. beginning October lat.
Tho chamber has been active In
working for reduced rates from these
points 90 Seattle. The round trip
fare from san Francisco and vicinity
20 scai,ts. Tacoma and Vancouver 10
SIS. from Los Angeles TO these
points. SIS. These rates Will he In ef
fec, until March 81. 1874.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-27
Do You Feel
Like an Old
Young Man 2


Tho man with q punch n the man
with many sitsmlnss and much iron.
The man OF dropping energy and
rabhy nerves 70 the man with few
IgoniEed Yeast gives you both. IL Ia
not = mere mixture OF yeast and iron.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-27

William Setter has been engaged
20 direct the Warner Brothers screen
version Of y. Scott Fiixgcraid's novel
The Beautiful and Damned" The
story was adapted for the screen by
Olga Printziau.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-27

kewpie KING. who tips the scales
az .t3 pounds, has been engaged By
Abo stern to support Lee Moran IN
Century comedies. King was form.
criy with United studios.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-27
WINTER GARDEN

Barbara Bedford. who l. playing
the feminine lead In "Cleam o.
Dawn" John Gilbert's first starring
vehicle. for William Fox. and which
Is now az the Winter Garden the.
alter. was born In Prairie de Chen.
Wisconsin. She met a director az
social affair and he told her abe
would make good In pictures. lie
was an excellent Judge. She was re.
Gently made q Fox star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-27
STRAND

Nlncents Blasco rbanoz In an
author who makes a practice Of
speaking his own ideas Of ilse thru
tho mouths Of his characters.
In The -Four Hor.emen OF the
Apocalypse. hts vehicle Ia q strang.
religious teacher. and in this play Of
Blood and sand" az tho strand
thcaier. hc usea an old philosopher
hodoiph Valentine. Lila Lee and
Mia Naldi are featured Ia the pic.
turc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-27
COLUMBIA

one Of the greatest factors In the
success OF Human Hearts" IL that
tho play Il croas-section 81
real iife. appealing because the char.
acteFs arc the type ono meets on all
sleSs daily.
House Peters. the star. ls support.
ed by Russell simpson. a character
artist. Gertrude Claire. well known
screen mother. aud others equally
pOpular.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-27

As a Broadway idol. in the picture.
broadway Rose At the Coliseum
thcatrr. Mae Murray. pretty Metro
star. Ia charming. Her clever dane.
lng and gay personality win for her
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-27

Reginald Denny, seen an Prince
Alexin in support Of John barrymore
In sherlock Holmes" will soon be
released by Goidwyn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-27
BLuE MOUSE

So real that II might have been
picked up right out OF Avenue A.
New YORK CITY. or Howard st. san
Francisco. u tho little old tailor
shop IN Charles Days latest photo.
play production film version o.
"A Tailor Made Man" United Artists
release. now At the Blue Mouae the.
alter. "A Tailor Made Man" IL the
nrSi Of Mr.. Rays supcrfeaturca an.
der hts ncw contract for releasing his
own productions thru United Artists
Corporation. and under which this
star has announced policy % Few.
or. bigger and better pictures.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-27

Pink Gods Is Bebe Daniels lat
est. She Is supported by James
Kirkwood.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-27
Cured her
Rheumatism

knowing from terrible experience
IN. suffering caused by rheumatism.
Mrs. j. y. Hurst. who lives at SEES T..
Olive st. B-ss2. bloomington. Ill. IL
80 thankful at having cured herself
that out Of pure gratitude she Is
anxious TO tell all other sufferers
iust how 10 get rid of their torture
by simple way at home.
Mrs Hurst has nothing 20 sell.
Merely cut out this notice. mail II to
her. with your own name and ad-
this valuable Information entirely
free. Write her at once. before you
forget.---Advcrtisem
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-27

but IL yeast ironixed. which n a sub
stance all by itaeif This gives back.
restores TO tho body, materials you
have lost. and which you used TO
have when YOU we're rompinx around
In your teens. fronixed Yeast con-
tains. for this reason, Natures great
est source OF brain. nerve and tissue
energy. II gives you power plus,
quicki IL does ~ In half the usual
time. No matter how old you arc
now. you can get n young mans
iron. and a young mans vltamines.
q young woman's iron. and a young
woman'a vitafnines. These two things
are tho twins OF human strength,
human charm. They mean TO you.
ruccess--aocisi and business. There
II only one Ironizsd Yeast IN tho
world BE sure that you get ~. and
beware Of substitutes. Sold at all
drug stores at 800 n package. Each
package contains 40 tablets. each
tablet is sealed They never iors
their power. Mrd by Ironized Yeast
Co. Atlanta. Ga. Get tho punch"
that comes from Ironized Ysastl
--~AdvnrffHernaof
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-27
New Colored Dotted
Marquisette 75c Yard

Curtains made of these attractive coored dotted
Marqusettes will give added charm to any room.
They are of fine sheer texture with small coored dots
and designs into them-Rose Blue and Gold
are the most popular coors-and are ideally suited
for Ruffed Curtains; the yard, 75c.
Second F1oor-Drapery Section
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-01
GOVERNOR WANTS
SEMINOLE PROBE
Makes Business Good for
His Attorney General;
Another Junket

OKLAHOMA CITY. Nov 40
State Attorney General Short today
was making plans 10 begin an i'm
mediate investigation OF the official
conduct OF Seminole county officers
which was ordered in instructions
received from Governor Robertson
yesterday.
In his communication TO the at
torney- general Governor Robertson
said that more than one hundred
taxpayers OF Seminole county had
requested sometime ago that the In
qulry be made, The governor ex-
planned that he did not act in the
matter before the general elections
because he feared his action would
be construed as a political effort.
The governor instructed the attor'
ney-general to determine whether
the Seminole county officials have
been guilty OF infraction of the las
and II the county funds have beer
properly handled, clothing the at
torney-general with authority I;
file custer or criminal proceeding,
should the investigation warrant.
II was recalled that Lieut.. Gov. NJ
r. Trap was indicted In Seminol
county on charges OF conspiracy tC
defraud that county In connection
with alleged highway transaction
but whether the proposed inquir.
has any bearing on the case coul,
not be learned.
The attorney-general has not ye
determined whether he will TAX
personal charge Of the investigation
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-01
CONGRESS BALkS
AT BOOZE DEBATE
Dry Law Problems Will
Be Sidetracked, if
Possible
FARMERS NEED HELP
Conditions in Nation Demand
Relief for Producer and
Consumer
b, inlsrnstlonA N.~. s..vi,.


WASHINGTON. Nov a0.---Br Sad
ind butter and not beer will he dom
inant issue in the next congress and
the 1924 presidential campaign. II
was predicted today by Homo OF
those who Will participate in tho
progressive conference here Friday
and Saturday. II Ia planned TO care
fnily avoid The prch!b!.!on question.
An effort will. therefore, be made
to concentrate attention at me con-
ferenoes upon vital economic prob
lens involving the broad and buttsr
OF both producer and consumer. Beer
will not have look-.u
Remedies for the disastrous COndl-
tions confronting the farmers for
which inadequate transportation and
excessive freight rates arc held
largely responsible and the heavy
burden OF taxation and other living
costs by the consumers, VIII be dis
cussed thoroughly. and Legislative
program worked out which will offer
early relief for both, It was stated.
That. In a nutshell. is the chief OBJ
jcot OF tho conferences. although the
thought nf controlling beth branches
peoples bloc" welding the balance
OF power Will Turk In the back
ground.
Samuel Untermoyor. the New YurS
attorney. who was counsel for the
famous Lockwood investigating COM
mittee OF the New York state legts-
lature, was summoned an the prln-
cipal speaker at tho dinner Saturday
night which Is intended to furnish
fitting cllmax 20 the conferences.
Untermeyer Is expected ITO deal
broadly with the present economic
situation and TO propose some reme-
dies. which. In his opinion. viii
greatly improve existing conditions
according to statement issued by
tho peoples Legislative service, under
whose auspices the conferences are
so be held,
Former Senator Joseph Bristow or
Kansas will also speak at the din
. ner "aa one of the famous groups
OF fighting insurgents' In the days OF
Cannon and Aldrich," Il was an
nuunced. Ills subject will be "A
( Word From the Old Progrosslves.
Former Representative Edward
Heating of Colorado. manager or
Labor. the organ OF the so-called
. radical element Of organized la
Dor, which includes William H.
Johnston, president OF the Interna-
tlonnI Association OF Machinists. and
seoretary-t treasurer of the peoples
legislative service, will act as toast
master.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-01
JEWISH STUDENTS BARRED
Anti-Scmitic Disturbances In Schools
at Nicnna---Buildings pickctc,.

VIENNA, Nov 30.--Ordcrs for the
resumption az lectures In the state
university which was suspended last
Monday heuuse OF an anti-Semrtlc
denomination by tho students, were
Issued today When the jewish
students arrived. however, they
found pickets either barring the en-
trance 10 tho buildings or demanding
baptiEmal certificate.
The incident has assumed po-
iitical aspect and tho Freio Presse
warns tho government that this Is
no time for anti -Semetlsm when the
non-Aryan bankers are being called
upon to meet the Impending loan.
Students at Innsbruck held n dem
onstration today demanding control
OF the administration OF Jews.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-01
Preacher ShOWs Up
Ph0ny Spiritualist

MARION, Ind.--A flashlight In
the hands OF Rev. ID. J.. Woodward.
pastor OF the First Baptist church,
disillusloned 80 citizens who were
listening to the conversation of al
legged Spirits" in a North Marion
home recently.
The audience was cautioned at
the beginning of the seance not to
produce light OF any kind, because
1t would disturb the spirits.
After the "spirhs" had talked for
somo time the Rev. Mr.. Woodward.
who was somewhat skeptical, took a
largo flashlight from his pocket,
flooded the room with light, and
proved TO the audience assembled
that the spirit" /sTas the medium
herself, talking through a trumpet
The disappointed audience then de-
parted and the medium feigned a
swoon which was soon dispelled.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-01
8 IRISH REBELS
SENT TO DEATH
Found Guilty, Sentenced,
Slain Before An
nOuncement

DUBLIN. NOV 80. Three repub-
licap leaders were executed this
morning by free state firing squad.
They are the fist death sentences to
10 carried out since Erskino Chill
ders was executed last week
The three lrrcgnlars had boen
found guilty by n military tribunal
Of having IN thoir possession arms
for purpOscs OF rebellion against the
free state government. They had
been captured I'm a raid upon house
at Oriel three weeks ago. Their trials
were conducted secretly and no one
kuc wthcy had been sentuccd to
death untll their executions were
announced.
All tho prisoners faced death
bravely. When FREQ state soldier
approached with honkcrchicfs to
bandage their eyes they waved them
aside
The men executed we're John
Murphy Joseph 8cobcr and Patrick
Farrcliy. All were arrested during
a night attack pm Oricl house. the
headquarters n tho government q
crime investigation department. on
| October 10.
| Five irregular prisoners hav,
escaped from Mountjoy prison bu
| IL is understood there were no i'm
! portnnt leaders among them.
rory O'Cnnnor. who com
| nanded the republican irreguiars IL
| the hattie OF Dublin n confined II
! Mountjoy prison
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-01
PRICE OF TEA WILL ADVANCES.
Chinese Crop Especially Short--In-
crease 70 10 Cents u Pound.

LONDON, Nov 30.--Tea prices
will be advanced during the coming
winter, according 20 tea inns ortera
In London. the reason assignee be-
ing the failure of the tea cror.
This Is 70,000.000 pounds below
normal, and the effect will be shown
by increases OF from TO 10 cents
pound In all tea-using countries.
The China crop. which is largely i'm
ported to the United States is said
to have suffered tho most.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-01
Try Count for Treason.

VIENNA. Nov. 30.--The trial Of
Count Franz Esterhazy for high
treason was scheduled to begin to-
day in Budapest. says a dispatch to
the Arbeiter zeitung. II ls alleged
that he refused to surrender "A serv-
ant conscripted by the second" or
secret army, saying he would not
aid Admiral Horthy. the regent, In
violating the Trlanon treaty.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-01
CONTINUE ElGHT-H0UR DAY
Denmark Finds Benefits More Than
Offsets Disadvantages,

COPENHAGEN, Nov. S0.-The
eight-hour day law In Denmark
will be extended for the years 1924
and 1926 as the result of report
made recently by the board OF So
cial welfare.
This law. which was enacted a
year ago to remain In force until
the end OF 1929. has been attacked
by many interests as being respon-
sible for the increase in the cost OF
living, but efforts to have 1t re-
sclnded have failed.
The board, In it's report. stated Il
believed the law was responsible
FOR much of this Increase. but that
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-01

executions Of former public officials
In Athens.
The Vatican also will make a di-
rect protest TO the Greek govern
meut. the newspaper sdds.
LONDON, Nov. 90.---An Ex-
change Telegraph dispatch from
Rorpe says Premier Mussollni in
formed tho Italian cabinet today
that he planned to protest TO the
Greek government against the
Wholesale executions of former pub
lie men. His protest. ne added
would be on purely humanitarian
grounds
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-01
Auto Racer "TOO" Fast"
Wife Sues for DiUOrce

CHICAGO. Nov. 30.--A bill for
brow, veteran automobile race pilot
today threatened TO be the check
cred flag ending his romance which
caused him to forsake the racing
game in 1916. At the time of the
marriage Mrs. Bisbrow announced
she told him "he would have TO
quit racing to become her husband
The bill cvarged Bisbrow with liv-
ing "to fast a life"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-01
CURZON SAYS GREEK
RELATIONS HAVE CLOSED.

LAUSANNE, Nov. 30.--Confusion
as 10 whether Great Britain had act
ually broken off diplomatic relations
with Greece or had only administer
ed n diplomatic rebuke," was set at
rest this afternoon when Lord Cur
zon. British foreign secretary ad-
mittod that diplomatic relations had
been severed. Lord Curzon expects
20 hold a conference hero WITH +.
O. Llndley, British minister TO Greece
tomorrow.