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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-30
BY WALTER ID.
HICKMAN.

I Kin gdOm for a
yardstick
That's what I
want.
l want to find
how many yards
of perfume there
are at the Ma
tiona1 Flower
Show. Maybe
perfume doesn't
come in yards,
but by the ton.
G e r t Il / n
authorities" tell
tell me at the
flower show that
perfume comes
nv fha RraiDf -
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-30
WEATHER

Forecast for Indianapolis and vicinity
for the twenty-four hours ending at Z
2. n. March 81, 1922:
Unsettled prot ably rain tonight and
Friday: not much change in temperature
HOURLY TEMPERATURE
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-30
FORMER EMPEROR
KARL is DYING

FUNCHAIl, Madeira Islands, March 80.
Former Emperor Karl of Austria i'm
proved slightly during the night, his
physicians announced today. He is dy.
ing of pneumonia and cerebral comph-
cations.
One report said the Bishop of Funchal
had been summoned to administer the
the last rites. Oxygen has been admin
istered. The royal exile made This with
several days ago.
VIENNA, March 30.-Exs sEmpress Zita
of Austria telegraphed to Or. De.ug, for
mar court physician to the ex-emperor,
to hasten to Funchal where Karl is cri-
tically Ill.
The population of Vienna subsScibed
three million crowns to engble DR.. Nalug
to depart
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-30
TONS OF SCENT J
FROM BLOOMS
FILL BIG HALL
Suggestions to Housewives
for Decorating Their
Dinner Tables.

:,
Evening star., 1922-11-23
RUMAN|ANS COMPLETE
DEBT MISSION TO U. S.
No Date Has Been Set for Begin
ming Of Pay
ments.

The Rumanian commission which
for several weeks has been nego-
tiating with officials Of the Treasury
concerning Rumania's war debt to
this country yesterday concluded its
preliminary mission, according to a
formal statement from the Treasury
Department, and will return to Ruma-
MIA, leaving further negotiations to be
undertaken at later date"
The foreign delegation was unable
can begin paying interest on its debt
to the United States. The Ruma-
mans. however. presented to the
fundtng commission statement to
the effect that it was the intention of
the Rumanian government to meet the
debt at such time as 1t should become
possible to do so, and received from
the funding commission a complete
understanding as to the position and
desires Of the United States govern
'ment regarding the funding and ulti-
mate payment, and the exact powers
which the funding commission has
for accepting bonds running for not
more than twenty-five years for the
principal of the debt. the funding
of accrued interest. and to such an
extent as may be desirable. the fund
ing of future interest"
1t was said that negotiations re-
garding the Rumanian consolidated
loan, which is to have priority in
payment upon Rumanian revenues,
would be conducted between Rumania
and the State Department. so as to
reconcile the Rumanian program with
the conditions upon which the Amer
lean advances were made during the
war,
Evening star., 1922-11-23
Sister of King Christian
Weds Danish Lieutenant
Princess Dagn,ar Drops
Her Title after
Ceremony.
Will Lire Modestly on
Estate, of Hus-
band.

By the Associated Press.
COPENHAGEN. November 23.-The
marriage of Princess Dagmar, young
est sister of King Christian, to Lieut..
Joergen Castensk jold was celebrated
today. The ceremony was performed
in the church at the Castle Fredens-
borg. one of the summer residences of
the Danish kings, by the Very Rev.
Dr. Fenger, the royal confessionalis
The bride was given away by the
Dowager Queen Louisa. In conform
ance with the wishes of the queen.
the marriage was strictly private.
The couple will spend their honey
moon trip in Denmark and will
eventually settle on Lieut.. Castensk-
jold's modest Jutland estate at Kong
stedlund.
At her own request, the bride will
be styled Mrs. Castenskjold. retaining
the title Of princess only in the event
Of widowhood or divorce. The prin-
cess farewell to spinsterhood was
celebrated at the Fredensborg castle
last evening with a song festival. in
Evening star., 1922-11-23
FREE SKATERS ON MARCH.
Troops, Supported by Artillery
Headed for Rebel Stronghold.

BY the Associate Press.
BELFAST, November ga column
Of Free State troops. supported by. ar
tillery. left Athlone today for Ballina,
County Mayo, where hundreds of re-
publicanS are concentrated.
Evening star., 1922-11-23
NEW EARTH SHOCK
REPORTED|N CHILE
Valparaiso Feels Tremor.
Relief Supplies Ready for
Quake Victims.

BY the Associated Press.
SANTIAGO, November 23.-Reports
from Valparaiso state that a slight
earth shock occurred in that city at
1923 o'clock last night.
The distribution of relief supplies
brought by the American protected
cruisers Cleveland and Denver will
be made throughout the area affected
by the recent earthquake under the
direction of Rear Admiral William c.
Cole of the American Navy, 1T is
stated here. The supplies, which
were taken from the American naval
stores in the Canal Zone. will be d.
vided under the supervision or the
Chilean national relief committee.
The Cleveland is expected to arrive
at Huasco in four or five days. The
Denver is four days behind her.
Although complete official figures
are still lacking, a conservative es-
innate of the loss of life in the prov
inces of Coquimbo and Atacama
800 killed and from 1900 to 1900 in
jured, while the material loss TO pri-
vate individuals Is about 5O,OOO,OO0
pesos.
There was no loss of life among
American citizens, according to tho
American embassy, and no American
was injured so far as known.
The loss to American firms and citi-
zens is estimated at about s0o. 900
pesos, Grace & Co.'s coquimbo office
suffering the greatest damage. The
Chile Bethlehem Iron Mines Company
at Cuz Grande and Las H1gueras has
a slight loss, while two American
families suffered sever losses at Co
piano.
Evening star., 1922-11-23
BUS LINE TO BE RUN
BY CAPITAL TRACTION
Service Will Be Given Between
Chevy Chase, Nd, and
Kensington.

The first venture of the Capital Trac-
tion Company into the motor bus field
will be made by the establishment
of such service between Chevy Chase.
Md. and Kensington, it was learned
today from John H. Hanna, vice presi-
dent of the company.
News dispatches from Baltimore
state that the Maryland public service
commission has approved such a
project.
For many months the Capital Trac-
tion Company and the kensington
Railway Company have been trying
to reach an agreement whereby the
former would furnish cars and oper-
at trolly service to the suburban
area from Chevy Chase to kensing-
ton.
These efforts have been unsuccess-
full. however. and the Capital Trac-
tion decided to install motor busses
to increase transportation facilities
in that part Of nearby Maryland.
Evening star., 1922-11-23
AVIATOR is "GAME."
Will Attempt Second Nonstop
Flight Across Continent.

RIVERSIDE, Calf. November 90
David r. Davis of Indio, Calf, an
nounced today he would make a sec
ond attempt to fly from Riverside to
New York without stop some time
within the next week.
Davis first attempt at nonstop
fight across the continent a year ago
ended in a forced landing in Texas.
On his second venture he will be ac-
companied by Eric Springer of Los
Angeles. an experienced pilot Their
plane. the Cloudster, is at March avia-
ton field, near here.
Evening star., 1922-11-23
41-PoUNDER BY MOTOR.
Huge Bronze Turkey Soon on Way
to White House.

Supreme III. a certain forty-one-
pound Illinois bronze turkey, is about
ready in Chicago to don black
him from the chilly winds. 1t was
announced here today, and make a
motor trip to the White House as
q. Thanksgiving present from the
Harding Girls Club of Morris & Co..
Chicago packers.
The club, formed during the presf-
Dental campaign, sent it's first turkey
to President Harding when he and
Mrs. Harding were visiting the Pan
anna canal. Last year Supreme II
few to Washington in q postal air
plane, wearing a complete aviator's 8
outfit. This year it is planned to send
the bird over the road in record
time-s0o miles, without stop, in a
one ton truck.
Evening star., 1922-11-23

consummated." Miss MacSwiney's
message adds. II am happy to suffer
for Ireland. 1 would like to thank
once more all those who made my
stay in America such a happy as we'll
as busy time. l worked for the re-
public and the republic only, and II
some who were our friends then have
failed us now. it is hard to blame
them when those at home have
proved false
Denouncing the Irish treaty. Miss
MacSwiney concludes: IF we had last
December over again there would not
be ten votes for that treaty.
Evening star., 1922-11-23
CHILDERS' EXILE DENIED.
Removal to South Atlantic Island
Declared False Rumor.

BY tie Associated Press.
LONDON. November 23-The CO.
lonial Office yesterday afternoon
denied that Erskine Childers had
been sent by the provisional Irish
Fres State government to Ascension
Island in the south Atlantic. as ru-
mored in Belfast, although the OFF,
cials declined to state where he was
being held.
Ascension Island" is believed
here to be merely a slang name for
one of the islands off the Irish coast,
which is being used by the Free
Staters as q detention camp.
Evening star., 1922-11-23
Snouu on Vesuuius
Reflects Crater
Light Far at Sea
by the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NAPLES, November 23.-American
tourists now visiting Naples assert
that never before has Vesuvius pre-
sented such beautiful and grandiose
sight, especially at night. Fesuvius
Is white coated to the edge of the
crater. and the reflection of the glow
of the eruption on the snow is visible
for many niles out at sea.
The city of Naples itself shows a
radiant brilliance even in the alb
srnce of the moon.
Evening star., 1922-11-23
POWER HOUSE WRECKED.
Armed Gangs Sabotage Plunges

CORK. November ga gang of
armed men wrecked the machinery
in the power house at Queenstown
last night, plunging the place into
darkness. The damage was SO eX-
tensive that considerable time will
be required for repairs. Meanwhile
the city will be without electric
lights.
An official statement announces the
capture by national troops in the Up
ton district last night of Tom Hales,
leader of the irregulars in western
County Cork.
Evening star., 1922-11-23
BISHOP CALLS FAST MURDER.
Cork Prelate Says Miss MacSwiney
Violates Fifth Commandment.

CORK, November %. - Bishop
Cohalan, preaching in the cathedral
and alluding to Mary MacSwiney.
characterized hunger striking unto
death on ones own private author
ity as self-murder and grave Elo-
lation of the fifth commandment, and
declared:
Ii the sacramentS have been re-
fused her il is on This account. Alb
solution cannot be given without the
promiso of amendment Nevertheless,
on the humanitarian issue. l am pre-
pared to use the influence I may pos
sess. consistent with my duty to the
government, to spare the city of such
Il tragedy
Evening star., 1922-11-23

RED STAR LINE. =
We will not be responsible for any pur-
chases made in our name by any one unless
accompanied by official written order signed
by Fred. 8. Gichner, president.
INTERNATIONAL AUTO SIGHT SEEING
TRANSIT co.
(Also known RED STAR LINB.) "a
Evening star., 1922-11-23
REPORTS s33 THEFT.

Louis M. stallings, 500 New Jersey
avenue, told police last night that $50
had been stolen from his cash register
during the day. He mentioned pos
sible suspects. giving description.
Police are seeking two men.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-27

wsrod question number above. DO in'
negative then answer wh, lher u n"'
The failure - said - T. Lyday to ke.p
and preserve such an acrurHt" f"ora
was known 10 l.arlr o. M1Ffi'"t riio'
% August as ie22
Plaintiff, requested 900 answer q"
eyes"
Question number i3--Did tho ager''
gate SUM At money expended on dsNtis
"a hv snid Earlc b. Magf,id or and
his direction Tor campaign purposes in
unnrrtiun with hIs sHid clmp1itn Plus
liabilities therefore incurred uut mos
paid. plus the aggregate amoln, of more
ey expended or disburscd by u.d Bon
H.. Richards Dr.. with the knoNledr.
mi assent OF mid Nh Mayi!c.d. ulas
liabilities Incurred by Ben e.. Richards,
a.. bar not paid with The knoNlcdAe oi
assent II sad Mr. MaynciD ll cam.
plign purposes. in connection with Mr.
Mavfield'- campaign. plus the agIrrit'
amount OF moneys expended or disuu.s
od hy - T.. Lyday with the kuoHlcir' co.
assent OF Air Afayfiolh for campaign
purpos"s. Joe connection with said pm.
pnigr Of said Ar Muyfold pus 900
moreys expended Tor such pulpu hV
any ANA an other persons ana urltnitt
lions wlth-tho knowledge cpusont Ell. ,pHI
vance of said Mr Ma>nold all Hnu o.
August 20 ia9e. cxcrod mo sum .. $500.
900"
Pimntiff rcursicd 1u answer e
yves
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-27
Bluffs IN FIRST
CLASS CONDITION
FOR CAME TODAY

CANYON, oct &C Coach Rmton
states that the weat Texas state Nor
nal College Buffaloos win be boz firU
class shape for the mix with the sim
mons College Cowboys Friday after
noon on the local gIdlron Captain
Burson has fuzzy recovered from bis
injury received some few weeks ago and
has been passing tho Old pIrskln viii
great form ami accuracy this week 1865
Moose Hudson. the product Of Amarillo
has been bootIng the mll 30 ana Gu
yards In practice th.H week
when the CowbosB Invade the range
OF the Buffalo Herd thcy win find
woody bunch 10 deal with ne ruling
has been passed in the Buffalo camp
that no member or coach can shayc AN
IA they win a football game. The Sim
mons aggregation outwc.rhs the Bur
faioes more than 10 pounds 90 the mar
but local fans predict that 70 viii take
more than beef % dcfnli the speed,
fighting Buffaloos Coach Burton b.
heves that TIE Buffaloos wiz come ou'
victorious although Boz expects &c TO b.
one q the hardest battles of the season
The Buffalo linos.up for FRIDAY. Dan
Sanders ccutcr clyde Whitacre rich
guard Delmer Bayzor Ten glard Via
81 Santa. ripht tackle; BARTON John
son. left tackle Olus Mitchell rich
end; clifford Henry. left end Bornlcr
raves. quarierback Moose Hudson
right half; Paul stewart LETT hall az,
Captain mdy Busou. fullhack
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-27
MOORE COUNTY
COTTON GIN is
ASSURED FACT

Sufficient MONEY h1s b'rn subscribed
ana donated to arguro q $4,000 cotton
GIN af Dumas boo Moore County. accord.
Ing 10 " j Morton business men,
Farmers and auoherF OF Moore County
llve subscribed literally. and firms in
Amarillo are cooperating splendidly.
add Mr. Morton.
The g.u whl bc Boo operation about
Now 90 Machinery was shipped from
alInr this week and lumber b. now
DO tho ground About 100 bales Of cot.
ou wcro raised boo Moore County this
year. and 20 is believed tno acreage will
lo much laIE.r next year
Namcs ~ contributors ard subscribers
vl D, painted on a large sign, showing
their cooperation iu this civic enter.
Prise. said Mr. Morton &c. said that
Moore County people are especially
grateful 90 the support from Amarillo
o. - Burnett. Judge f. " Wall
John Folts oscar Mcdowell and g. a
prc win bC directors o. .s expected
w Burnett will Boz president of the
1'tou GIN organization.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-27
SANTA FE HEARS REPUBLICAN
NOMINEES and INTEREST GROWS
FOR DEMOCRATS, SAYS REPORT
u, ~. \ HAMMER

SANTA fE. y NJ oct s6.-When
yd' reader hle, looked this over
tomorrow continent in Vow Mexlcos
political and governmental capital viii
h. cryHalistd
This crysaiization will bc with hut
one result. further difficulties rur the
Republican candidate. Santa Re TO.
nigh heard them. Davis. Warren.
ilil. Sana BE- reached hut one con.
olusicn not half of The STORY has been
told iu notices f.ut ,ut by The Hepubl.'
can propagngdista
F0r example. take tho candidate Tor
Congress. Mrs. Auclna Oicro Warren.
In a discussion U. the days humorous
stories rae Dyrrioolgcd that important
question. adjusted comp, nsation for
veterans of the World War Mrs.
Warren had conspicuous Indifference
60 this question FROM this attitude IN
her address % aas taken here tonight
lat She D. not az Interested M the
veterans as sh. Is in Adm and Eve
stories aud th, urff On the latter
subject Hhr hld lot a. say. chiefly
about the advantages uf a protection
that takes car. of everything under
the sun except the western producer.
Following Mrs Warren. santa Re
heard again what senator Jones had
60 saw @ few v,cigs ago regarding the
tariff stephen D Davis Senatorial can.
dida,c. tol0 everything Senator Jones
h4t Co say except wha the Senator
remarked about The adjusted compen.
saiion question This b. touchy spot
with tA, Republican candidate.
Reversing his stand ouiwardly. Mr..
Davis told his audience ho Is in favor "
an adjustment 90 Compensation that is
faif To whom d must be- f1n still
in duubt from thc candidates addrcss.
but from tn paut OF Wow that he II
on" Of h.g moneys associates. u IL
Hfsmuod Thai nv early position stlll
holds. However be- did not attempt the
endorsement 90 the presidential veto
Il The compensation lill that was the
feature of hts Sort Rnyard address.
And 30 b. mot question as TO what
particular individual shall occupy pub.
Tie Office. 70 Is matter ~ small public
moment whether the Republican oandi.
dates as Individuals o. thc Democrats
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-27
JEFFERSON LIFE
INSURANCE FIRM
TO SPREAD OUT

The Jefferson STANDARD Life Incur
anoe Co. which has been rcpnroute,
On Amarillo hy OrIway Saunders c.
& Ra1ey. VIII enlarge iis fold 20 aetivi
ty iu ,he Panhandle. o. w1s learned yes
terday.
Harvcy 81 Hadrv hae become m1u0
ger Tor the Panhandle lnd south PLAINS
ard viii have an office tho rrst ol the
month n ihe o1th wing of the Fuqm
building.
Orfnny CO $500 continue q,
bc general agents 90 Amarillo and Inn
mediate vicinity. During Tie firs. year
Of agency m Amarillo, more than
$1,000 600 of jifo Insurance was written
a y Mozingo of Dallas upera'el
dent % agencies vas In Amarillo the
PAST two days in regard io no new
iians FOR enlargement OF ths uo.s lr
tht Panhandle.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-27
calves see HARD
FIGHT WITH FRIONA

CANYON. Get 15 THE West Texas
,ormn Hen School Calves nro expected
ID have hard hattie Friday afternoon.
october 90. when they meet the heavy
l0'ulu AGGREGATION representing Frlona
ueH school ou the local piduon The
aN,s comp. .r,Iy m1thrrrd th, White
Deer team ns SATURDAY hy O. scoro ~
ss o. 0 and Coach Middleton says that
fhcv 1rc 600 oyccllsrt shape for Fridays
.outost Thcy u, ly no means over.
Confident because reports from FrIona
show TINT the visitors w,ll have the
ocal team hc.i,l in weight and are
Npo..ed o. plt up good scrap The
triuub mds ur, coached uy La Jenkins.
O. former West Texas normal quarter.
nck The Calves have q hard schedule
Tor the remainder of the season as they
uc0. Panhandle. Tulm Hereford and
sega ths season
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-27

Although no decision has been reach.
cd o. the monument committee. ~
which Elihu Root rs chairman. the lion
design Of Carl =. Akclay ia uted lest
hy tho Roosevelt family
Akcioy was personal trend 81
Roosevelt and was with him. hunting
and collecting scientific spccnuous, IN
Africa
william Loeb. Ir, who was Roose.
yeits secrenry Be- chairman ~ tins
committee on the park at Oys,u BAY.
Clifford Plnchot In chairman u the com.
m.ttce tor the perpetuation q; RoOse-
yclt's deals
The first step BY the latter commit
tee was the establishment of Bureau
81 RoOscvelt Research and lnforina.
ton. Tho first uf sriies ct authorita-
live D, oks dealing with ,arIop phases
OF Colonel Rooscyolcs lie has been pub.
ished Roosevelt m the Rad lands.
hy Hermann ilagesiorn
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-27
NIGHT SCHOOL
CLASSES WILL
BEGIN SHORTLY

Much progress is being made 10 or.
gnullatlon Of the FREQ night school
which Is 90 De- conducted Nv the Cen.
trail Presbyterian Church. 10 II reported
Those In charge say that they feel as.
surcd Of classes In shorthand. type.
writing business arithmetic. algebra.
bookkeeping Spanish aud business Eng.
lish. u Is announced that several
clnss,s viii open the winters work
within the coming ten days.
Tho first class 10 open sessions will
be- business English d iH expected. SUI.
licient students hav, already been IN.
rolled ia this branch textbooks have
been ordered and the class is expected
10 hold lts first session upon arrival II
textbooks T.. d. Miller will teach this
subject NJ. Miller announces that he
VIII b. vlad to accept ten moro pupils
IN business English
Further announcement win he made
as other teachers prepare 20 open
courses This school ls open 20 any.
1ne In The city who u not now taking
work elsewhere or who. Tor any reas@
IN unable 10 do so. There n no expense
attached 10 any Of these courses with
che exception ~ hooks and study ma.
tcrials II Is open 20 those who az.
tend any church as Wen az those who
are not attendants while all the sub.
poets mentioned above are not assured
classes viii be- organized In each II the
demand II sufficient Ia warrant the time
" an Instructor.
About % persons have already sign.
ed un FOR various courses. Il il said.
and all others Interested are requested
60 cali Mr. Miller a. 2s53.w as early
- possible 50 that all ciaases may he
organized 90 IN early date.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-27

The Golden sauasiorm vlI line up
against tho Canyon Normal Teafmrs
saturday minus the services oi Tackle
Wilmington Halback Captain N.ck.
laus and Ioft End Curt Tlo-e men
are out of IL Tor good na flr aF this
game is concerned sildo Ea...tt aud
Clarence W.no might DEL able 90 start.
Although the above luota -itnfr d.E.
coura glng there b. a silver hniug 20 the
dark cloud Johnny AnN9ion 80 Flrl
saddorls Wili both b, u ihs wme.
These hrok uncld runners win ue wifh
each other ln whmf o. expected 90 De-
the greatest exhibition OF Hptenficli
running ever given 90 Amarillo Both
Anderson ana saddlrs Wcre tha l.u
ing ilehts in the Baylor game ar lr lH
hrokenfCld WORK WHs concerned and
their exhibition boo saflrIrr umc Oh
expected 90 eclipse aii pr.t.0g records
A letter was received yesterday 200
the high gcho from tln Amarillo club
al the Texas a @ 80 college ai College
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-27

NEW YORK Oct 20 More than 81.
,10.opo o. in the hands of the Rooso.
Sclt Memorial Association awaiting dc.
cision On plans tor q triple memorial 10
Theodore Roosevelt
The purpose 90 which the money - 20
be- applied are AS follows.
To erect a monumental memorial m
Washington 10 rank with the Washing.
tom Monument and the Lincoln hemo-
rial
10 Improve the land that 10 to he
yiven az oyster Fay for a Roosevelt
Memorial PARK
To perpetuate tho ideals ~ Theodore
Roosevelt by spreading the knowledge %
rs character and career. developing
md applying his policies and deals Tor
the benefit Of tho American people.
a number ~ designs have been sub.
htied for the proposed monument An
Washington.