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The L'Anse sentinel., 1922-09-15
SHORT FLASHES


The enormous popularity Of
radio has started out new crop
Of solicitors Offering the stock
Of fake companies, with alleged
glittering prospects. A general
warning Is being broadcast for
fans to be on the lookout for
these smooth gentlemen.
A young radio sharp at ogN
densburg, N. Y, recently heard
through his set: "Come home
with the car, Howard; I have
to go to the store" Who can
say that a set In the pasture
will not soon call the cows at
milking time: ."Come bos n
In making a regenerative set
employing two variometers and
a variocoupler be careful not to
get the instruments too close
together. II they are, the set
will howl. A set Of this type
should be mounted in a box
not less than sixteen inches
long.
DR.. John J. CArty, often re-
ferred to as "the wizard Of the
telephone" has had added to his
many complimentary college de-
grees that Of doctor Of science,
Yale university. Doctor Carly,
who ranks as a brigadier gen.
eral in the signal corps reserve,
u. 8. A, was given this last
honor for being a radio expert.
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle pre-
diets communication with the
dead BY radio within four years.
Sir Arthur is firm IN the belief
that within that time 1--WE win
have the direct communication
that Edison hoped for" and that
those who have passed beyond
will shave transmitters in the
line Of ether, and all that We
win need win be the receiver
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important to Methsrs
Emergency Call.

Emergency Call.
Alicia is very much interested In Q
disappearing stairway in grandma's
new bungalow which leads to a loft
above, used for sleeping quarters In an
emergency. SO the other evening when
carload Of relatives drove up just at
dark Alicia said:
20. grandma, you might as well turn
on the stairs-here's seven all-night-
ers."
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suns have been named Plaskett. for
their discoverer.
Doctor Plaskett estimated that the
suns burn at temperature Of 10000
degrees Fahrenheit as they whirl
around one another. One, the more
massive, is believed to be 70 times the
bulk Of our sun. The lesser is 63
times heavier.
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Extraordinary Scientific Achievement.
With the aid of very delicate seis'
mometer the shock of the Atlantic
ocean beating upon the west coast of
Ireland has been felt and recorded In
Birmingham. England.
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Measure Great
by Yardstick

surprising measuring result. Martin
Luther Is second to Shakespeare, but
the officials Of the New York Public
library believe that many pamphlets
must have been counted as books to
give Luther this place. Luther was
the cynosure of tractarians of several
centuries.
The British List.
This list of the first 60 of the worlds
greatest, arranged in rank determined
by the yardstick. is taken from the
British publication. John O. London's
Weekly.
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Every time a man has his fortune
told he gets rid Of small portion
Of Il. [e1
Evening star., 1922-10-26

Hughes action. taken virtually as 1t
was at the request Of the five govern
ments, has been received in Central
America with qualification. Formal
acceptance in some cases may be de-
layed through the necessity OF secur-
ing approval of either cabinet or con-
gress.
There was every indication here to-
day that while Mexico has not been
invited to the conference, since she
Is not regarded as Central Ameri-
can nation, her attitude would be
entirely sympathetic with the pur-
poses Of the conference. That view
was taken at the Mexican embassy.
Should an agreement for Central
America be worked out to supplant
and strengthen the 1907 treaty of
amity between the FIVE countries, II
might be made contingent by the
Evening star., 1922-10-26

QI TTTED creamery in Wisconsin will receive |
~ 1 LIN GOLD BAND cartons, and D. G. S.
Butter will be sold at all G. s. stores under GOLD
BAND label. We have waited for butter Enn
its quality before putting under label Lb JUG
We guarantee satisfaction to of GOLD BAND
BUTTER.
Evening star., 1922-10-26

tol Tooth Po.uder and other toilet preparations
Evening star., 1922-10-26
WOMEN ATTACK HARVEY.
Church Members Object to Speech
in London.

Protest against Ambassador Har-
veys question submitted before the
authors Club in London last Monday.
"Have Women Souls" was lodged by
woman members of the school for
missionary instruction at meeting
at the Mount Vernon Place NJ. T..
Church South yesterday afternoon.
The meeting took action protesting
against the fairness of such ques-
ton. although 1t had not been def
nietly ascertained. according to some
of the members. whether Ambassador
Harvey's question was put forth in
joking manner.
The school also indorsed the Safety
Week program as outlined by Mrs.
Ellis Logan. vice president of the
Women's Interdenominational Mis-
sionary Union Of the District of Co
lumbia, under whose auspices the
school for missionary work is being
conducted. Seyenty-three churches
have registered. according to Mrs.
Nellie F. Clark. registrar general,
Evening star., 1922-10-26
Ten Commandments Enough
For Docile Women, She Says
rs.Upto,, Declares
Weaker. SEX Needs
No More Rules.
Has Been 'ObeyH,g'
Mans La,cs 1000
Years, She Auers.

Women are such docile creatures
and are so accustomed to obeying
man made laws through all tho CEN
turics. that there is no occasion for
Ambassador George Harvey to get eA-
cited over the need of a new deca-
iogue especially devoted to the shalt
nots" of the weaker sex.
This is the answer of the women
of America to their ambassador to the
Court of st. James. 1t is virtually the
unanimous opinion of the spokesmen
of all the women's organizations CEN
>terinE here. Some of the women are
inclined to believe that Mr.. Harvey
was humorous Ia Ills declarations be-.
fore the Authors Club of London.
"And that is not safe thing to do
before an English audience" smiled
Mrs. Minnie Fisher Cunningham of
the League OF Women Voters today.
says Women Have Obeyed.
Women have been obeying the Ten
Commandment for the last thousand
years or SO. and 1t is late date to
talk about changing them now" said
Mrs. Harriet Taylor Upton.
THE deliberate failure of the Tenth
Comma ndment to forbid coveting thy
neighbor's husband implies a positive
permission to do so. is the discovery
of this new Columbus. voyaging in
the Old Testament" continued Mrs.
Upton. But before the women havI
a chance to think of all that they
have missed in the coveting line. Mr.
Harvey would have some writer chap
get up a new set of comma ndme mt S
for the special benefit of women. lies
worried about their souls. Let the
women worry about their own souls
and the Determinations against them
in the Bible. Men have been dis
eliminating against US all they could,
, heaven knows.
For instance. one of the misconcep-
tions we have had to deal with is the
popular idea that all the head angels
are men, and the lesser or flying ones
, are women. Not that I ever want to
be the kind of angel to dawdle through
eternity playing a harp. Besides. l do
not believe that angels as they are pic
Evening star., 1922-10-26

tured by the early artists could ever
really fly.
"It was kind of Ambassador Harvey
to point out in his speech that there
is no basis for the clerical assumption
that woman was created from mans
rib TO show her inferiority. which. he
says. is solitary legend incorporated
in Genesis to maintain an existing and
clearly unjust custom.
Diaagrees With Harvey.
"f an inclined 80 agree with Mr..
Harvey that there is n serious .omis-
sion I'm the fourth commandment.
which orders the heads of households
not to work on the Sabbath, nor thy
son., nor thy daughter. nor thy man
servant, nor thy maid servant, nor the
stranger within thy gates while thy
wife is apparently deliberately left
out, for, of course. some one had to
get he'Sunday dinner, even in Biblical
times"
But Mrs. Upton does not agree with
the amba ssador when Re declares that
women are not held accountable under
the Mosaic law for violations OF the
commandments such as the cne. Thou
shalt not steal" since he beiives that
thou" refers exclusively to the head
Of the family, which. Of course. is the
husband.
Even IT Gel. Harvey did say all that
is attributed to him. added Mrs. Cum
ninSham. lis it lese Inajeste TO say that
that doesn't prove it,
Copy right. 1922
Evening star., 1922-10-26
CENTRAL AMERICA
CONFERENCE NEARS
Five Nations Indicate Acceptances
Soon of Hughes Request for
Arms Limitation Meeting.

Early acceptance of invitations eX-
tended by the United States to take
part in a conference in Washington.
December 4, to discuss arms limitation
and other matters. has been indicated
ty informal communicat tions from the
five Central American governments. ac-
cording to the Associated Press. The
appointment of the five delegations is
expected soon.
There is no doubt that Secretary
Evening star., 1922-10-26

conference upon some formal express
sion of approval and support from
Mexico and from the United States.
In reply Ito 2 question by the Asso-
ciated Press in this connection. Man.
uel c. Telles. Mexican charge, said he
had little doubt his government would
''reassume the part she played in
1907" as to Central America should
the conference invite such action.
The charge made 1t plain. however.
that his government as yet had no
official knowledge as to the confer
ence.
Evening star., 1922-10-26
PIGEON RACERS TO MEET.
Hundreds Of Fanciers and World
Record Birds to Be Here.

Arrangements have been completed
for the annual convention of the Amer
ican Racing Pigeon Union next Satur-
day at the Ebbitt House.
Several hundred racing pigeon fan
ciers from various parts of the United
States are expected to attend the ses-
sion There is to be an exhibition of
come of the best birds in this country,
several of which hold world records.
The business session will open Satur-
day morning and continue throughout
the day. There is to be a banquet At
night
Evening star., 1922-10-26
DISTRICT @ GROCERY Soc|E1y
STORES, Inc.

A chain of Washington's highest-class
and groceries are strictly highest quality,
sible by the great advantage of cooperat
ownership of each member store. There
Phone Directory, for complete list of ste
Address All Communications to PRESID
Evening star., 1922-10-26
35c Danderine Saves the Hair

strength of the hair, can not ooze away:
Danderine is not sticky or greasy. 1t has
made weak, sick, neglected hair strong and
healthy for millions of MEN and women.
Your comb or brush is warning you. Hurry
to any drugstore and get 55-cent bottle
now. Don't wait! -
Evening star., 1922-10-26

Only fools let hair fall out and dandruff
stay. Neglect means bald spot shortly. A
little '.Danderine'' now will save your hair.
This delightful tonic cleans tie scalp OF every
particle of dandruf. tightefis the hair-root
pores. so the hair stops coming out and so
the vitalizing oils, which are the very life and
Evening star., 1922-10-26

a number of Russian women of
title, formerly wealthy but now i'm
poverished by the war, are earning a
livelihood in London by acting as
manneuuins.
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War Threatened

Constantinopie. Sept. 2o.-(By Tho
Associated Press)-Hamid Bey. the
Turkish Nationalist representative here.
informed The Associated Press corre-
spondent this evening that It was GER
tain that the Turkish army would de-
clare war on the British II the British
attempted TO interfere with the move
ment OF the Turkish troops across the
straits into Thrace.
Hamid Bey expressed the hope that
the British would see the fairness OF
granting the Ker1alists the privilege
already accorded to the Greeks. namely.
freedom in the use Of the straits with
out molestation. He entertained scant
hope OF the success Of the success OF
the conference at Smyrna between
Kemal Pasha and General Pelle, tho
French high commissioner. declaring
that the Angora governments determi-
nation to occupy Thrace was already
fixed. and nothing would deter It ex-
cept recognition Of It's terms.
Nationalist troops are already massed
At the edge OF the neutral lines at
Ismid and Chanak. and sdrmishes are
reported between advance patrols and
British outposts near Chanak.
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Lehigh Valleys Head
Not Sweet on the Union
Declares Jewell Can Stay In
New York Until Eternity
Before He Yields

Eew York Sept. H0-to1f"ronceS Win
heads Of other eastern railroads. win
a view TO obtaining senarat" Set,Iemch'S
Of rho shopmcn's strike. similar 10 tnat
sirneh with tho New York Ccntral last
night. we're sought today by Is. VI. dc"-
oil nresidrrt Of the railway emploNCS
deparimcnt Of the American Federation
of Labor, and W. r. Johnston. nterna-
,innal nresidcnt ut the maChinisis union.
The TWO strike leaders refused to say
vba, roads they were negotiating WIN.
I, vas generally reported however that
tho E;r,n MAS one Oc e'liues.
prcsidents of Two road:;--the IehiGh
valIcv and the Dcia aware hudson
issucJ statements. declaring jewell ana
lnhns,or would waste tim" If they
called on them.
mir. Jewell and tn" other members
Of the committee can stay III New YORK
until eternity, but "" VIII n"' q" hHS,-
u....i with ,hcm." said President T.. l..
Ioum!a u' thc h"h'Eh N@!''h' ne 'Ii".'
to- that has ra.Srd.
Nj. LvumlS Uru!" public copy "i 4
rnllco he had ordered posted IN ~"
rn9d's shops rraihruinG It's d"t"rm'nh-
,.n NOT to- iu,n with ";Erv r"1"$ mai
,r,. i.diyidual settlements with IN" s'r1k
.r,,. and renewing the pledge To loyal
men and new employees that they would
uni he displaced for strikers.
The notice also announced formau, n
OF the Association of Maintenance OF
Euuipment Employees Of the Leh!Bh
Valley railroad, which, 1t was stated
tn. company proposed TO recognize IN
future instead Of the national unions
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WELLS ASSERTS
UNJUST
1000 Potters Preparing To
Go Out on Strike On
September 30th

East Liverpool. Ohio. Sept 90
Especial National Brotherhood Of
operatives Potters. following the issu-
ance OF instructions 10 1000 pottery
workers to suspend operations on Sep
temher 80. began preparations tonight
for the first strike IN tie general ware
industry in twenty-eight years.
The only hope OF avoiding the t!eup
Is granting the brothcrhoods demand
for seven PC rcent increase over the
wage agreement which expires October
|. President John T. Wood said.
Declaring that the American manufac-
turers would be unable TO compete with
foreign merchandise II the increase was
conceded. W l.. Wells. chairman OF the
labor committee OF the United States
Potteries Association. said:
We have given the men 20 cents Of
every dollar that has been received In
the industry. and we feel that We have
al-c-:s treated thm with the utmost
fairness. Now. when the potterles have
an opportunity for a Ereat volume OF
business. sufficient at least to insure
steady work for year. they demand
what we cannot give them. We feel
deeply over the situation hut II Is I'M
possible for us 10 grant what the men
SIX"
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.SNARFS CLOSING IN ON SINGLE
SUSPECT IN HALL MILLS MURDER
Identity Not Disclosed But
Easily Seen Between lhe
Line" Auto Tire Tracks
Form Latest Clue of Value.

New Brunswick. y. J.. Sept. 2'.--'by
The Associated rressD The snares
srrpad hv the prosecuting and detective
s,affs Of two counties five days ago Tor
the person or persons resp"nSlhl" f"r
the double shooting Of Rov. Edward
Wheeler Hall rector of III" Protestant
Eniscoral church Of s., John. the Evan
gelis, and Mrs. James Mills. choir
singer in the church. were closing IN
tonight. the police said. on single sns-
poet :.
We will not he rushed IN TINS case
said Prosecutor Str!ckcr. o: M!dd!eSeX
county. To make an arrest now would
hc To o7en the way for haheas corpus
nroceedlngs which would force us 20
disc!oS" tho lines along which we have
heen working"
Detectives or Mdd,eseN and Snmer-
So, counties were reported working in
Continued on Pare FoCrtaen)
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P.E. CHURCH IN
DEMAND To END
TURK ATRQC|TY
Great Denomination Squarely
Behind Move For y.
S. Action

Portland, Ore, Sept. 20.-Hopr
that "all available means will be
used by this country to put an end
to unspcakablo atrociticS,' caus-
ing suffering to Christians in cast
rrn lands. was expressed in a rcSo-
luton adopted today by the house
of deputies of the Protestant EpiS,
copal church in the United States.
in general convention here.
This supplements action of a
similar nature taken by the house
Of bishops. and places the conyen.
tion squarely behind a demand for
action by the United States gov.
crnmcnt in the matter.
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Arguments Will Likely Con-
clude and Case Go to Jury
This Afteroon
Defense Contended That Evi-
dence Showed No Malice
On Part of Mr.. PAUL
Transcript of Defendants S Ex.
animation AS Venireman
Is Introduced

The defense rested In the CraGo-Paul
slO0. 600 libel suit at 4:@S o'clock yester'
day afternoon in circuit court with the
conclusion Of the testimony Of A. "
Paull. secretary Of the Wheeling Stamp
Ing company the defendant In the suit
Counsel agreed on two hours a side
for arguments TO the jury, and the re-
mainder OF the afternoon. was spent n
preparIns instructions TO the jury. Al
torneys for the plaintiff and defendant
objected to the instructions as submit
ted by both sides.
Probably thirty minutes will he re-
ou!red by Judge J. r. Sommcrriile II
his instructions TO the jury. and arsu.
ments will likely begin AT 10 O'Clock aho
conclude by o'clock IN thea ftcrnoon
With an hour to deliberate. verdict IS
likely 10 be returned before court ad-
tourns today.
PAUL. Only witness.
Mr.. PAUL was the only witness eai'e.
nv the defense. He took the stand II
o'clock and was questioned D! a>'0'
news on direct, redirect ana ''oS'
examination for almost three hou'S'
The plaintiff rested at noon atter '"e
crtire morning Of yesterday anu p"'' Va
tho afternoon Tuesday was spent III III.
cross examination OF Mr.. HoH'tT
Craro former city manager. Ivy At,or'
nov Nelson G. Hubbard. counse! ior MI
PAUL. .,
Motion Of the defense attorneys a,
N. conclusion Of the plaintiffs case ina.
the evidence be excluded and Veralr'
for tho defendant be directed was over
ruled by Judge Sommcrvi'le.
Tho defense contended that the cV'
dcnce presented by the pia!nti'' was U"
the whole immatcrial ana sh""e" Nv
malice on the part OF MI aHu'I :" r,s
,,hi;co,io, on october u. 1921. inviting
A. Craro during his recall as Guy
,ar,rcr N sue him for lihcl after sigh
ing tho recall petition, --
rolIowinc the courts refusal TO ter
Continued on P nse si1)
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TURKS THREATEN
DECLARATION Of.
WAR On BRITAIN.
Desperate Move by NATIONAL
lists If Invasion Of Europe
Is Resisted ,

Constantinople, Sept. 30-(By
the Associated Press)-The Brit
ish are mobilizing every available
warship, man, horse, automobile.
cannon and rifle within reach Of
the troubled zone. They are pre-
pairing to deal a tremendous blow
by land, sea and air if provoked
by the kemalist army, which, ac-
cording to the latest reports, is
concentrating feverishly around
Ismid and Chanak.
All the British barracks in Con-
Stantinople have evacuated and,
troops are marching in the streets
Of the capital, which is having an
exciting effect on the exuberart
Turks The British troops arc
headed for strategical points OH
the straits.
General headquarters has issued IN
official order directing the wives and
families OF British officers and soldiers
10 prepare to embark tomorrow.
Transports with British cavalry.
heavy artillery and supplies are arriv-
ing at Haidarpasha. on the Ismid rail-
way.
Thine men Of the Constantinople gar
rison are constructing entrenchments
at Scutari, on the Asiatic side Of the
Bosphorus. which will be the second line
Of defense. the arst being At YarinJa.
a small railway station between Haidar-
pasha and Ismid.
The military police forces In the cap
ital have been greatly augmented and
probably will be assisted by French
sendarmes. 1t Is estimated that tho
present total British strength in Con.
stantinople and the Dardanelles area 10
about $4,000 men. which. when rein.
forcements now on the way arrive. with
be increased to nearly $1,000 electives.
These forces will be further strength
ened by large detachments from the
Atlantic fleet
The British are enrolling Russian &c.
fugees with military training for auxil-
larry work while Russian kalmuks from
Manchuria. are being recruited as horde
trainers. II Is expected that eventually
Great Britain will have more than '100..
600 men in the disturbed forcek.
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T|ERNAN DENIES
PATERNITY Of
V|FE'SCH|[D

South Bend. Ind. Sept. co.-John
Tiernan. Notre Dame law professor,
testifying today in the caso OF his wife.
Mrs. Augusta Tiernan. who charges
Harry Poulin with the paternity Of her
third born child. denied that he was the
father OF the child. and told Of ef-
forts to bring about a settlement, "a
the affair between his wife and the
defendant without legal action.
The prosecution made an effort 20
introduce testimony Of Professor Tier
nan regarding the NATAL relations be-
tween the latter and his wife. but after
n wranEle lasting through most oil
the days hearing. Judge G. l.. DuComb
ruled the testimony OF the husband in
a case OF tho peculiar character of the
present one was not admissible.
The Lothorts Bored
Throughout today's hearing Poul'n
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DECISION TODAY IN GOVERNMENT
SUIT FOR SHOP CRAFT INJUNCTION.

Chicago. Sept. 1o.-(By The Associa.
ted Press)--The governments suit for
a nation-w!de injunction against the
striking railroad shop crafts will he
decided by tomorrow night few
hours before III" temporary restraining
order now in force expires.
This became evident today when the
defense closed iis case and opening
ARGUMENTS were begun. Bla iiburn
f.stcri!ne. assistant solicitor general
Orcncd for the government. followed
by Donald K. R!chberg. attorney for T.
VI. Jewell and John Scott. the strike
leaders. Mr.. Richberg will complete
his argument tomorrow, TO be followed
hv his associate counsel, Frank Null
holland. Of Toledo. while Assistant At
ctueyr General Mclaughlin will close
for the United states.
The government has not quite COM
p!eted the draft OF the !njuntion which
twill ask Judge James H wilkerson
to sign but therA are indications that
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lowed by an instant invitation from the
allies.
In fact. there Is said 10 I've strong
sentiment In certain quarters in favor
of asking the United States 10 send a
representative. but in view of American
aloofness from European affairs it was
desired not to take the Initiative.
Freedom of Straits.
Lord Curzon. NJ. PoinCarn and Count
Stnrza were in complete accord that
there should be no war in the Near
East. but Lord Curzon asserted that
Great Britain felt that the presence Of
Il strong fleet In the straits was neces-
sary TO maintain freedom Of passage.
Admiral Lord Beatty Of the British
navy and Admiral Grasset OF the French
navy reported on the military and ma
val situation In the DardanelIcs. Ad-
miral Beatty is believed To have said
that freedom uf the straits could be
maintained by the navy.
While insisting on what they term
their legitimate claims TO eastern
Thrace. Adrianopie and ronStant!noplc
tho Turks are understood fu have in
formed NJ. roincarc that they would
consent to remain masters "r Asia
Minor until the conference" had given
consideration 10 these other claims.