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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-06-24

It may be because his wife is completely alb
sorbed in the children and never has time ito
play around with him. like little pal, any more"
q
Or because she neglects the dear, blessed little
children and never does anything but jazz and play
around like moron
Because she has turned out to be nothing BUT
a cook and housekeeper, and he yearns for
mental companionship-
Or because she has turned out to be nothing OF
paIatable meal and a few solid comforts.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-06-24

medicinal extract which has
the marvellous power of dis
solving, removing and pre-
venting all Precipitation
odors for So hours.
Use Chex just as you would
ether fine toilet soaps--fcr
face, bath, shampoo. Chex
does not close the pores, does
not damage clothing, does
not hide odors with perfume.
Nothing is covered up-Chex
removes the cause. So mild
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-06-24

and soothing it is recommended By
doctors for baby's daily bath.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-06-24

Thousands are offending with perspi-
ration odors and do not know it. At
last there is simple new way to pre-.
vent all perspiration and body odors
easily, quickly and safelyl
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-29
DEATH OF MURPHY
LEAVES AL SMITH
BOOM LEADERLESS
Reconstruction of Cam.
paign Machinery NolU
Under Way.

New York, April 28-The recon-
struction of Governor Smiths boom
for the Democratic nomination for
President, which was somewhat dis
turbed by the death of Charles r.
Murphy. Tammany leader. has begun
with the announcement that neither
Norman +. Mack, Democratic national
committeeman from New York. nor
George T.. Brennan, Illinois Dem
ocratic leader will head the move
ment.
This was determined at a confer
ence between Governor Smith and his
closest political friends which lasted
until early today.
Mr.. Mack, who acted as spokes-
man. said the man to head the Smith
force in place of Mr. Murphy has
not been selected, and that it was
possible a choice must be made at a
continuance of the conference to-
day.
Governor Smith has no contest
for delegates in any state Mr.. Mack
said.
He has made no enemies. Many
of his friends believe this is the best
way for him to conduct his campaign.
| should say it is improbable that as
much as a campaigning committee will
be formed"
Governor Smith virtually has aban-
doned his intention of going to French
Lick Springs. Ind. for vacation. and
probably will remain in New York
State until after the Democratic ma.
tional convention.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-29

presidential boom, insisted tibet he had
transmitted Mr.. Coolidge's words ac-
curately.
Mr.. Miller denied statements made
by Ford representatives in Detroit
last night that he was not on the
Ford payroll. He declared he had
been engaged in December, 1922, by
Ernest G. Liebold, general manager
of the Dearborn Independent and
general secretary to Ford, as an 'ob-
server" of things political. relating to
the manufacturers presidential boom.
He said he resigned last January i,
and has since. instituted suit against
the Independent for back salary and
expenses.
He asserted he has scores of tele-
grams and confidential letters written
by him to Ford and Liebold and cor
respondence from Liebold in which
he was instructed concerning his work
for Ford.
II was not employed to look after
the Muscle Shoals project and did no
lobbying for that or any other meas
ure before Congress-" Mr.. Miller
said.
My telegram read before the Wash
ington committee stands. So far as
| know. there was no deal between
the President and Mr.. Ford regard
ing Muscle Shoals or politics."
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-29
2 DIE, I HURT
!. IN UNION LABOR
WAR IN CHICAGO
Authorities Believe Fac
tional Controversy
Caused Battle.
TAKES PLACE In HALL
Electrical Workers Hold
ing a Meeting at Time
of Trouble.
TAKES PLACE in HALL

Chicago, April 29.-Two, men are
dead and seven others lie in various
hospitals in the city, slightly wound
ed, as a result of a mysterious shoot
ing at q labor union hall last night.
= The police authorities believe the
shooting was caused by a fractional
controversy and that it is a recur-
renee of the old labor war which
has been smouldering for some time.
n Samuel S. Bills, business agent
for an ice cream wagon drivers union.
was killed and Robert Devere fatally
nwounded.
The scene of the shooting was the
sfhall Of the electrical workers union
No. 145. of which Michael t"Umbrel-
la Mike") Boyle is the head.
- "A few hours previously Bills had
ordered a strike of his union to take
EFFECT Thursday.
George Dierdorf, ~. shot through
1.-THE mouth, told the police the shoot
t,ing began while six electrical workers
were appearing before the board OF
their union TO explain attractions of
: regulations.
Authorities could not determine
what connection Bills had with the
meeting nor could they account for
his Staying.
Several hundred had attended the
meeting, union members said.
y The wounded men were found only
after a checkup of hospitals and doc
tors offices.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-29
ADVOCATE NATIONAL
CONTROL OF PRIVATE
ARMS MANUFACTURES
League Subcommittee Ends
Disarmament Session
at Prague.

Prague, Czechoslovakia, April 90
National control of the private manu-
facture Of arms and war implements
is unanimously favored by the League
of Nations subcommittee on disarma-
ment, which ended its sessions here
yesterday.
The French delegate, NJ. Jouhaux,
however. regards this control as insult
ficient TO forestall the dangerous con.
sequences of private manufacture and
urges that the control should be in
ternational.
A report embodying this view will
be laid before the plenary meeting of
the mixed commission on disarma-
ment.
After the proposals are accepted by
all the members of the League Of Ma
tons they will form the basis for do
nestle legislation by the respective
governments.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-29
DIR. STRATTON WINS
Defeats Potter on Argument Over
Deity Of Christ Jesus.

New York. April 29.-The Rev.
John Roach Stratton, pastor of Cal
vary Baptist Church, last night won
a unanimous decision over DIR. Charles
Francis Potter, pastor of the West
Side Unitarian Church. in the fourth
of their series of debates on religious
modernism and fundamentalism.
The question debated last night
was: Resolved. That Jesus Christ
Was Entirely Man Instead of Incar-
nate Deity" DIR. Strstton supported
the negative.
DIR. STATIONS victory made him
even with his opponent, DR.. Potter
having won the first and third and
DIR. Stratton second and fourth. But
one more question remains to be
argued in their series.
The Deity of Jesus Christ can be
accepted only as an article of faith
and hence cannot be proved by rea-
son, Rev. DR.. Potter and DR.. Stratton
agreed in their debate.
DR.. Potter asserted that to accept
the doctrine of the Deity of Christ.
zone must leave his reason behind and
accept it as an act of faith"
Such acceptance is possible, he de-
clared. only by abandonment of rea-
son which, he said, is an abandon.
ment of the legacy of the race" and
"of the thing which different:ates
man from the beasts" He insisted
that the debate was reasonable dis
cussion in which reason alone should
be used as the criterion of judg.
ment.
DIR. Stratton. on the other hand
while agreeing that faith was neces.
sary. said:
ave do not have to reason Christ
out. We cannot reason Christ. The
Goldman is a miracle and, a miracle
is not bound or answerable to hui
man laws and rules"
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-29
DANIELS GOES
BEFORE LEASE
INQUIRY JURY
Jurors Considering Grim
inal Charges Growing
Out of Oil Probe.
HAVE MAPS OF LANDS
Ex-secretary's Action Put
Reserves Under Inter-
Tor Department.
HAVE MAPS OF LANDS

Washington, ID. c., April &C.
Josephus Daniels, secretary of the
navy in the Wilson administration,
was called as the first witness today
before the District of Columbia grand
jury considering criminal charges
growing out of the Senate oil in
uYry.
Maps of the naval reserves were
taken into the grand jury room for
use by the prosecuting attorneys in
their explanation regarding the leases.
Counsel tables were strewn also with
scores of documents, some of which
Mr.. Pomerene and Mr.. Roberts took
to the jury room with them and
others of which were carted TO the
court house from the Interior De-
partment.
Have Many Maps.
The oil reserves maps were pre-
pared by the interior officials and
represented the famous Teapot Dome
field in Wyoming as well as the
Elk Hills field in California.
1t was at Mr.. Daniels request that
Congress enacted the law of June 4,
1920 which the government contends
placed the oil reserves within the
sole jurisdiction of the navy secre-
tary and which, it is argued made
invalid the executive order under
which that control passed to the In
terror Department in May, 1921.
The 1920 act has been a subject
of much controversy since the oil
scandal developed. friends of former
Secretary Fall contending that under
its provisions the executive depart
ment could lease all of the naval oil
lands.
View Is Disputed.
This view has been disputed par
ticularly by Senator Walsh, Demo-
crat, Montana, prosecutor OF the oil
committee who has contended that the
clear intent of Congress was simply
the drilling of offset wells to preserve
the fuel supply in the ground as far
as possible.
z. c. Finney, assistant secretary
Of the interior. and DIR. Fl. Foster
Balm. director of the bureau of mines.
who have appeared several times be-
fore the oil committee, reached the
court house a few minutes after Mr..
Daniels arrived and waited in the
ante-rOom. They were % have ap-
peared before the oil committee to-
dav but were excused temporarily In
order that they might 90 before thu
grand jury.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-29
INDIANA REPUBLICAN
PRIMARY MAY DECIDE
PEDDY-MAYFIELDCASE
Suppression of Khan Issue
Would Simplify Con-
fr0Uersy.

Washington, d. C.. April 29.-
The Republican primary in Indiana
next Tuesday, may prove deciding
factor in the Peddy- Mayfield senator
iaI contest. Senator James +. Wat
son. Republican, Indiana. was chosen
yesterday to succeed Senator Frank l..
Green, Republican. Vermont, recent
~ shot by a prohibition officer. as a
member of the Senate Committee on
Privileges and Elections.
Next Tuesday the khan and the anti
khan forces come TO grips for control
of the Republican party in Indiana.
1t had been generally agreed that
hearings in the Mayfield case should
start May ), but when the committee
met Sunday, Senator Watson coun-
seled delay, suggesting that the Tex
as witnesses could not get here that
soon. He urged that hearings start
May II, but agreed to fix the date
May s.
That will give the senator from In
diana an opportunity to learn which
faction in his home state is triumph
ant and while he is not candidate
for reelection this year, the feel
Ing in Indiana is so bitter that he
cannot much longer maintain neu-
trail position. Should Watson decide
the committee should soft pedal all
reference to the khan in the Peddy-
Mayfield case it would simplify this
contest materially.
The list of witnesses for whom sub
poenas have ben issued includes !:
Judge Joseph S. Dickey. Henrietta !;
J. j.. Coplin. Wichita Falls; Mike
McNamar. Graham: Clint Wood,
Wichita Falls: ID. c. McCord, Dali
las; John C. Towns, r. L. Henry and
Erwin J. Clark, Houston: ]. i. Hun
ter. Austin Tom F. Hunter and n. u.
Furney. Dallas: +. Y. Clarke and w.
]. Simmons. Atlanta, Ca, and W. II.
GRAY TulOa nElo
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-29
SORE, BLEEDING GU MS
STOPPED In IL HOURS
Creosene, Pleasant Liquid That Accompanies at
Home All the Good Benefits of Treatment
in Dental Chair Without the
Pain and Expense.

Sore, bleeding gums indicate the
beginning of pyorrhea. IL neglected
i'the infection spreads from the gum
Tissues TO the root sockets-the foun-
tation on which your teeth depend
Then the teeth fall out or must be
pulled. Through a new discovery,
1Creosen, pleasant penetrating liquid,
medicated with gum healing and
Ferm-destroying ingredients used by
sthe dental profession, carries the
medication direct to the roots Of the
Teeth, relieving pain, Tightening loose
saeeth, healing pus pockets, destroying
decayed teeth doors and killing the
germ that leads to pyorrhea.
80 The medicines used in Creosene
are not new, but are well known and
FUSED by the entire dental profession.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-29
CUBAN GUARDS REVOLT
Rural Soldiers Flee From Posts and
( Shout Down With Zayas."

Havana. Cuba, April 29.-Disaffec-
ton long smouldering in Santa Calara
province came TO head today when
q detachment of the rural guards re-
volfed and fled from their post near
Santa Clara City.
Dispatches published by Heraldo de
Cuba said the men marched out shout
ing: down with Zayas. Down with
reelection :"
The dispatches were confirmed at the
offices of the secretary of the inter
for, where it was said it was feared
similar movements might break out in
other parts Of the province.
Recipe Of the news was followed
By scenes of intense activity at the
palace and the offices Of the secre-
. rzry Of the interior and secretary Of
war and navy
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-29
TWO FRENCH PARTIES
FAVOR DICTATORSHIP
FORM OF GOVERNMENT
Royalists and Communists
Want Leader of Mus
solini Type.
BY the Associated Prces.

Paris. April 29.-Two of the four
teen political parties of France have
boldly decided TO recommend good
dictatorship TO the French voters as
the best solution of the problems OF
the day. One of them picks the Duke
OF Orleans. pretender to the French
throne. as the proper Mussolini for
France. while the other thinks that
Moscow can name the man. Neither
the Royaksts nor the Communists,
however. can count on a large repre-
sentation in the chamber which is to
be elected May IL.
The example of Italy shows clear
w." SAYS the manifesto of LAction
Franchise. the French Royalist or
gan. what a real leader can do and
what Parliament cannot do. We ask
you TO make the Parliament under
stand that we need leader, and the
leader type. consequently the legiti'
mate heir to the forty kings that made
France"
The Communists want the labor
people. properly armed to replace the
present army their dictatorship then,
they think. would be in a fair way
to impose itself and TO succeed in'the
carrying out Of the following pro-
gram:
Extinction of the public debt by the
confiscation of great fortunes: Social
ization of banks. mines. industries
and insurance creation of a work.
mems and peasants militia: consti.
tuition of a high court of justice to
try persons responsible for the war
and for its prolongation and the mill
tary leaders and profiteers cancella-
ton of the treaty of Versailles: con-
clusion of new peace without either
war indemnities or annexations: put
ting in common of reparations and
war debts. and substituting for the
League of Nations of United States
of Europe with an alliance with the
Soviets of Russia.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-29

The new discovery is the method Of
penetration which carries these gum
healing, germ-destroying medicines d.
rect to the roots Of the teeth and
into every nook, corner and crevice
IN and between the teeth, thereby
accomplishing at home, in a pleasant
way, all the good benefits of treat
ment in the dental chair, without the
pain and expense. IL your gums are
sore and bleed easily, or your teeth
sentitive or loose, this is your warning
of pyorrhea ahead. Do not wait one
minute, but 90 Immediately TO Som
mer's . Drug Stores or any other
good drug store, and purchase a dol
lar bottle of Creosene with the posi-
tive guarantee of relief in twelve
hours or money refunded. Creosene
Co.. Atlanta, Ga.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-29
RADIO FOR AFRICANS
Modern Agriculture Methods Will Be
Taught Natives.

Washington. ID. C.. April :s.-Na-
tiyes in the heart of Africa will be
able soon to perform their ancient
cocomentai dances to the strains of
jazz through radio loud speaker,
and will be given instructions in mod
ern agriculture methods in the same
way. under plans of British officials
in Kenyea Colony.
Trad Commissioner r. A. May at
Alexandria. Egypt, has advised the
Commerce Department that plans al
ready have been made, to install a
radio set with loud speaker in every
village.
Besides daily musical programs, he
said. farming instructions will be
sent to the natives in their own lam
guage.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-29
LAKE VESSEL AGROUND
Liner Carrying 20 Passengers Re
ported in Distress.

Buffalo. y. v, April 2s.-The City
If Erie. lake passenger steamer of the
c. 4 B. Line. went aground against
the outer harbor breakwal on IT'S mi
tial trip OF the season from Cleveland
this morning.
Forty passengers are reported
aboard
Tugs were dispatched 70 pull the
liner off.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-29
EXPORTS ON DECREASE
United States Imports Show Big DE.
cline Also.

Washington. ID. c.. April 29.-Ex-
ports of the United States for March
were slightly under those for the same
month of last year. due almost en-
tirely to falling off in shipments to
Europe. To other parts of the world
the exports were more in line with
those of year ago.
Total exports for the month we're
$3.50, 6T4.106., against S341 ,376.664 a
year ago. Imports showed n big de-
crease. being s320,616,043 against
S397, OBS, $50.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-29
SWISS Filler KILLED
Plane Falls During Maneuvers-Com.
panion's Leg Broken.

Berne. Switzerland, April 90
While maneuvering with troops in
Northern Switzerland today. mill.
tary airplane fell near Duebendori
from height of 600 feet, the benzine
reservoir exploding.
Pilot Lieutenant Guye of Nufchatel
was found burned to death in the
debris of the plane. while Observer
Lieutenant Scheidger suffered a
broken leg
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-29
COOLIDGE DENIES MESSAGE.
Says He Was MT Trying to De
liver" Muscle Shoals to Ford.

Washington. D. C., April 90
Re-stating his recommendation to
Congress in his message December 6,
President Coolidge has flatly denied
the assertion that he was "trying"
to deliver Muscle Shoals" to Henry
Ford, contained in telegram placed
in the record of the Senate Agricul-
ture Committees hearing on the Ford
and other bids for the properties.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-29
SAYS MESSAGE
FROM COOLIDGE
NOT M|SQU0TED
Former Employe Of Ford
Refutes Presidents
Reputation.
PROBE TO CONTINUE
Telegram Sender Says He
Was Hired as Political
observer"
PROBE TO CONTINUE

New York, April 29.-James Mar
tin Miller, whose telegram to the
Dearborn Independent quoting Presi-
dent Coolidge as saying he would try
to deliver Muscle Shoals to Henry
Ford has been repudiated by the Presi-
dent, states that his telegram was COR
rect.
Mr.. Miller. who said he was en-
ployed by the Ford interests solely
to observe the progress of Ford's
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-29
REVIVE OLD TRAILING
Rancher Starts 1000 Yearlings on
25-dey Drive.

Midland. Tex. April 29.-Old-tim
trailing of vast herds Of cattle was re-
vived here Tuesday when W. w.
Brunson, rancher and secretary of the
Midland Hereford Breeders Associa-
ton. started a bunch Of 2000 Here
ford yearlings to Hereford. Tex, to
summer them on his ranch there.
Eleven men left Midland with the
cattle and will be on the road about
% days. Trailing was revived TO
combat high freight rates.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-29
Polish Finances Better.

Warsaw, April 29.-The Polish
treasury's revenues for March sur
passed 122,000.000 gold francs. as
against expenditures Of 112,0OO00O.
The March railway budget was with
out deficit.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-29

Fishing boats. motor boats, fishing
tackle line bait. Joe's Wharf, Medina
Lake. Adv
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-29

Spend the week end. Comfortable
furnished cottages. Joe's Wharf,
Medina Lake.--(Adv.)
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-29
RESINOL
for clearing away the most
serious skin affections

Recommended for rs year, 8, leading physicians,
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1924-02-08

Washington, ID. C.-Senator Ster
ling addressed the senate today in be
half of the Norbeck-BurtneSs cattle
loan bill. He argued that diversifi-
cation on the farm instead OF the one
crop system, which is still too prev
alent in certain sections of the north
west, Is the recognized need
He contended that the Government
IS TO a great degree responsible fol
this lack of Investigation. During
the war the farmer was constantly
urged to raise more wheat and as 3
consequence he was led to discontinue
other types of farming and to go al
most exclusively into the raising Of
wheat. He held that the government
should therefore assume some direc
responsibility in the matter, at leas
to the extent Of making limited loans
at a reasonable rate of interest t
those farmers who do not have the
capital or the credit to secure the
means to diversity. In extending this
aid to the needy farmers of the whea,
area the government will not only
help men whose condition is httl,
short of restitution, but it will fur
nish examples Of the benficient result
OF Investigation in this great in
dustry, which followed will meal
greater prosperity among farmers gen.
orally as well as material additions t.
our national wealth.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1924-02-08

Mrs. Arthur Siegmund and little
son James Arthur, returned home
Wednesday from Winner.
Fritz Sinkler and his mother went
to Dallas last Saturday to visit a few
days with Leo Sinkler at that place.
Jess Burns is this week finishing
filling his new ice house with fine
crystal lee from the Berkeley dam.
The ice is about fourteen inches thick.
Chas. Fennell Of Yankton, S. d.
was here Tuesday looking after his
Mellette county interests. Mr.. Fen
lel reports that his father, Tom Fen.
eel, who homc,tcadcd in Rosebud Val
cy, and who is well known to the
IcCplc in this vicinity, is in very poor
ealth at his home in Iowa. He is
suffering from anemia.
Joseph War Bennett, who lived in
he Bad Nation neighborhood, depart
ed this life Sunday night at about
On o'clock, after suffering with
right 5 disease for the past month
r two. The deceased was about 70
ears of age at the time of his death
nd leaves a wife and two sons and
rec daughters to mourn his death.
he funeral was held Tuesday and
he remains were laid to rest in the
Episcopal cemetery at Bad Nation.
The Wood high school basket ball
cam went to Mission last Friday and
laved the Boarding School team at
ne Boarding School gymnasium and
he home boys suffered defeat to the
n of 81 to 8. This was a much
arger floor than our boys had ever
3layed on and they were ut consider.
bile disadvantage on this account
they play the same team again this
!venlng, when it Is hoped that they
yill give a better account of them
selves.
Saturda~ was one of the most de.
ghtful days of the year 1924 so far
at Sunday was a sort or Grip
norter" with d snow storm ragina
nd considerable Of a zephyr moving
ne flakes around as they hit mother
.arth. 1t was not at all cold, but it
vas disagreable to be out and most
reryone stayed indoors that day
he snow was the heaviest of the yea.
nj it was drifted considerably by the
ind. The moisture content of this
now measured 80 of an inch.