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THE CINCINNATI ENQUIRER PAGES 9 SECTIONS KATIIKU Cloudy, roldrr Nun dun Muntlny, cloudy nnd colder. Trraprrntttreii YrtMrrdayi Moilmuin, fiOj Minimum, 4'1. DHhII-M WcMther lUiorU, Vagen A nnd 21. 134 tio i outy-tmo packs. SUNDAY MORMXC, OC TONER 125, If) 15 5 PRICE TEN CENTS VOL.

LXXXII. NO. 298 DAILY ss secoiol-clsee matter. uni.e. rim tiuiiut.

til. OHIO'S COLORS 1 LEGISLATURE (Motor Prices To Be Reduced "Parly Responsibility STAND FAST! Or We Will Shoot, i Trampled in Mud. Of Ohio Denounced if Tax Burden Is Removed, Manufacturers TellCongress IJulgaria Warns Who Violate Korder. Iowa Triumphs, 15 To 0, on Kain-SoaKed Field. By Governor in Keview of Three Amendments.

Hint the tux on uiilomnbile tires ami accessories r' Washington, October lit (A. propose Fromlso of automobile manufacturers trucks, to pass on to buyers through low-er pealed. ndiiy fn priced cars full bctietlts of the re- i After hearing protests Volunteers Flock To Defense of Soil, Kutscii Is Stopped By Wilce's Warriors, Term-Extender Plans Get Severe Scoring, moval of the IIMOU.UOO unniinl Fed-I the Mortgage. Hankers' A 1 eral tux levied ngmnal thia Indus' unit 1 hi' Anior'cin Farm Fed-'! pledged today to Ihe limine Ways i oration iignlnm Mr. Mcllnn'e proposal nnd Mrnni I'ljinniiltce.

'to repeal the estate tax. Chalrm-ii Flglng repeal of the levies against William 11. (iteen announced he Ph r.K'T nut na well as rcd repeal of the Federal tax fl' those on trucks, urea and accessories, i a period of six yens, tho Nutiomil Aiitumobili' Chamber o( Mr. Orceu previously hud opposed Commerce reported it hud tho signed of estate tax, hut Nation Has Army of Onlv Few Thousand. Hut Teammates Ascend Ladder of Stardom.

pledge of every mui.ufaotui.T that i( I agreed to a I'm" i the tax was repealed It would be cut While Classification Is Opposed Only Mildly. Debt Limit To Have Donahey's Support. allowed for payment of statu taxc-He said lie thouL-ht tho slx-ycm period would glv opportunity 1" stales to work out Inheritance tax lawn to prevent evasion of the loy Macedonia Overrun By Women and Children, There is a distinction and a real difference between the Republican Party of Cin cinnati and Hamilton County and the "Organization." The latter consists of Rudolph K. lly-nicka, euphemistically called the Chairman, in reality the absolute dictator of a small firoup 5f camp followers, some unscrupulous and all shrewd, who for many years have manipulated the municipal affairs of the city. Wearing the mask of Republicanism, the "Organization" has made and unmade public officials for a quarter of a century.

With an interregnum of four years only in this long period, the "Organization" has ruled and ruined Cincinnati. What has been done and what undone lies at the feet of the "Organization." Quaking and shaking today in the toppling ruins of colossal and monumental failure as public administrators, the Chairman cracks his whip once more and seeks an extended lease of power by shouting "Party Responsibility." The real Republican Party in City and County the men and women who own property, who control business and create and maintain prosperity have as little in common with the "Organization" as the officials of a penal institution have with the inmates; as little as the German monarchists with Russian Bolsheviks. It the Republican Party or the "Organization" responsible for the creation of a bonded city indebtedne.s eat. up annually in sinking fund and interest almost one half of the revenue derived from taxation Is the Republican Party or the "Organization" responsible for rebellion on the part of the voter against further bond issues? Is the Republican Party or the "Organization" responsible for a depleted, inadequate and underpaid police force and fire Is the Republican Party or the "Organization" responsible for the caverns and canyons on Madison road that have menaced the lives and limbs of citizens and visitors for the past year? Is the Republican Party or the "Organization" responsible for impassable streets throughout the entire city? Is the Republican Party or the "Organi-zation" responsible for undcrkept and unsupported public hospitals? Is the Republican Party or the "Organization" responsible for the Smiling Mayor George P. Carrel? The Enquirer believes in party responsibility more strongly than Mr.

Hynicka. The Republican Party in this city and county is challenged to take up the responsibility that confronts it. The party is overwhelmingly dominant numerically. Its adherents here have the same genius for government that the Republican Party has demonstrated strikingly throughout the nation for more than a half century. It has one great and inescapable duty at the outset, and that to cast into outer darkness the men who have mulcted and milked the city in the name of Republicanism.

Party responsibility? A thousand times, Yes! Party subserviency to a ruined and ruinous "Organization" of nonproducing parasites? A thousand times, No! Give the City Manager Plan and the small Council a fair chance. Let the experiment he made by the Republican Party, but not by the discredited "Organization." Vote for Tylor Field, Charles O. Rose, Cecil H. Gamble, Murray Seasongood, Edward T. Dixon, Stanley Matthew.

entirely from the buyers. It I estimated thut the repeal of the levies would reduce the price of every automobile -priced and theater tickets were promised by of thee llidurlri-s If the Federal tax on cig-r atid admissions ivi re reduced. The committee, winch will Mart work a week from Monday on tin Tho Treasury has ahundoned settling the lonlioversy over alleged dellclencles in Income taxes on the aale of Foul Motor Company stock by Senator Jam. Cou.ens. of Michigan, and the eatal-! of John 1.

and Horace K. liodgc, and the Issu- Marek Hurls Passes Brilliantly, But Ineffective Against Hawkeye Ends Weather Braved By 33.000. Columbus. Ohio, Octobrr l-V. and Ohio ile lotiKht a "battle tho clouds" today in Ohio Stadium, the from the arena with their second Western Conference victory, 13 n.

As Shrapnel Is Fired Hv Invadins: Forces. Executive SaysAssemhly Cannot He Trusted. drafting of a reduction h-aidjwlll determined by the Hoard appeals for relief fn.ni these tnv.s Tax Concealment of Purpose Is than -'0 irpr-scnta-l Counsel for the i'oukc n.us Charged in Presentation of it "day fiom none a4 "it; I filed an appeal from the final Treas The sUr of hope that had hope thnt had vv m-tf ruling, and the deem lu tooa; Ohio State before the for brluhtly fo Projects on Ballots tor November Election. that attorneys Kve n. pi-icv for was dimmed In the early in'- i WOUIO maoe nu 'lions in nis pnirilim suou.iii.,i Indicatid that the Couzens also will be In the hands of f.

hi this week, lie ha that the levies on ndmis-lotis and passi-n-i automobiles he retain'd. He did By Herbert R. Mengert the Appeals Hoard within ccks. SI. ll.

BlsrTCII 10 111" CMJ'1 3 In re-; Columbus, Ohio, October League of Nations Council Ti Meet Monday For Consideration of Dispute Legation Denies Shelling. Sofia. Hulir-ma. October 14 (A. IM -Itulnarln will repel by force of armt any further Invasion of her territory.

Mindful of her aliinalure of the Neullly iteaty. Iliiliraila will tlKht with thti I few thousand men left to her as a 'standing- army. Volunteers, fioeklnti to thf defense their national territory, althouith not officially mohlllted to arma, will ba allowed to battle alongside their brothers to defend their soil. Such la the official Information Imparted by th Ministry of National l'efenae to-nlnht. M-anwhile terror In donln.

The refucee prchlcm. wlti. men, women and children alotiK impa-sAble roads, stumbling. inents of play by the Krerit-r brilliance of Iowa, and then- was scarce. Iv a Fliu.mer to hrlKh'm the Iluck- jc hop.

as the K'tmc wore on. The low-am outshone the otilonns in the first quarter, anil In the second I ei I. th. flashed into the for lou.h'lown after Try had whisked the ball yards tow. 'id the The ubse'i'ient diih from the twenty-yard line put the ball In ic position, and carried it to a tmlchdow n.

IKK. III" HI I I'. Iowa m.ue clearly Its chance, for vt. lory In the ih.td ijunr- Dartmouth Bumps Harvard; Oberlander Stars For Green in 32-To-9 Defeatof Crimson sponso to numerous rcq.i. St that h- make known his P-slHon with respect to proposed amendment to the constitution of Ohio which are to be acted upon by the voter, in Nov-m-I her.

Governor A. V. review. them In detail today. The tlsjvernor announced that h- is i to euppoil the d.

bt limitation am. nd-1 luent ant to oppoae. the two others, The atatement ho li mild In hi opposition to the taxation amend-! monl. atronic In hla opposition to the ards and tv-. tou.hdowns, one t-iu.

hd'-wn himself, and ran 11 Cambridge. toher It (A. the third sue esivc j.ar yarda after inter, eptini; a WAR ARTICLE Green tot.lgl.t waed in triumph forward ruO.cd into the m-iee fr one play. I'rom the twenty- four. proposition.

extender" over the In He if.dr.jm here, commonly called the letin exienoer. .1 i hi. treatment -h. I mrPnoiii THESE CHINESE Are Hard To Figure, ana nnd dyli.K in exhaustion. Is row across th-- Krid- Challenged By fslllne fire.

yard line he dr. ilcked a Meld Kal and returned to the bench. The superiority of the i Hawkeyes was manifested til the Anal quarter when Ohio State aeldoni too great for Ihe iluluariatv Patrol Is Caught With "Goods" at Liquor Row London, Coniu 0 lwbr (A. Htsirllinrf fv.d.'t.cc of collutlon the debt limitation amendment which, he to con' lllullon. Notwlthstandlnij.

the Oov- tied Cross to handle. pass. I.ane seor.d two touchdowns. Kaii.ed 40 yards scnmi.iai;.- and earrl.d the ball li forward pusses that gained 20 yards. fTieek foUKhl valiantly for Harvard, ht acven-yald gain and twenty-yard pass leadliiK directly to his Held Koal.

Crosby aieratied SO yaids In running back Dartmouth lion In celebration of vnioiy over Harvard. Tin- acne was 31, to J. For Dartmouth it was the fourth stralKht victory of the msoh. For ernor aya It posaesse a measure of SKVKX MII.F.N Army AtleinpllnR Banish Rigbt word comes that th Greek, "hav, of Frr Sprerh ia Milthcll 'penetrated Ittilk-nrlan terrltorjr to a held the ball stopped on every one of Its A second- OlirludoS of suing ime wa, uin.bi., to meet the Customs SesMim Military Minn- fiu "Tis Chsnred 1 depth of seven miles or mora on ecntlnued Itawkoya onslaunht. and jun KolllalllS punts and klrk-ofTs and scoied liar- ter fU-urliig in a.

series 1 twenty-mile ftont, and that ritrlch, only a few miles to the northwest of Oemlihlssar, her the first clash merit. 1 The point made against the taxation amendment that the Assembly must adm n.ster it and the Governor strontfly urit. that body is ui.woitby of public tlilet. Washlniflon, October II (A llnrvaid It was the defeat two Weel.S, and thO S.Velesl setback I the Crtnison ever has -offered at the hands of lo X. Han.pehlie rival A capacity clowd of -3." the) l.f.at ttire.c-o.

i'ltiimouth In en. .1 CrMud s.oi.d a fl-l In th- 111 -1 il, at. a or the -n aa'aiusi of ground t-ainlnf plays. broke IhroiiKh renter of th- line for 12 Wa shliifton. urtobr 'A- -v ards and .1 touchdown.

I.awnf Tnr rnilllafy ntuation unable to make g'l on their to Wa-hlni ton extra points after Ihelr rve uf the it, occurred, has been under a heavy bombardment of shrapnel. Itelcrade, Ihe capital of JtiKO-Sllaria. thus far has shown a friendly atti- The ninety. sixth article of war, un-cr which Colonel William Mitchell, of the Army Air Service, has been In- a.di only tou. n.

Howe raced i'J y.ids lib. thioutjh the Darl-mouti team after receiving Dlehl'a ki. off In the thud ouarter and L.ac.'J Halvald in l. to Its ou hdow n. Jnrtmouths ia-t iani- on IMS iMiitial tome l.id-.n ll.iim..u.

is th. -'il" t.1,.rl,H..u-t,s 1 i I i.k IV kills! dieted for court-martial by the War tud. which llulK.rlan statesmen l.epartment Itself may he brought to p-ople are duly ai.preriatlve. tiled hy the Wa-hmnton II. h.

s. I'rluif -n I'lo t'Ollfereil' The artillery sent to th lltelldfli' lit. Tile a i ntioli '-u iiuo ai; t.nf. t- n. Marih.i U'u l-rti in the ol first P-iiod on a pass, perl.d Hi- l.altm-.uO, u.

st.f- Ob.rlundel to thai catrled Ju and th. ie I- i.i.1 an i.fa.k Then lh- slow.y d- pentlltf fr the in. to be the supreme military of I. I tapnliy, i propoel' in. In a Vai.Htie Vall'V militaty uroup, hi- in the f.

I i 111 b-lv, llfjuor In ruw til toBMt itn bout in bhH kmlln: h- r.it.n"r. iu-tiffiilii t'th(nd. btiMiicht Huht i(h ttic rr ol tu ih.illl. if th' I'titli'd Mt.ft diy Tripp-, add I'iImw, ih j.atr.. boat 1 ti'I flk'Ml ft l.nut-r th ir ht-l 'n linn fa nl i b' Jiln 1 from Hi.

liij-ior i-l. i Ilk-" ihl- bvtt- aVilllli Unit' Wh. It hi ltd Who lfl '4initnati'l ol th-' i-itrul I p.iltiKi'i j-tii'i'-d ft-it mul ftli'K" thut 1 1 ti Hit olitfiln. fr-m th1 Thut 'laj, but tiit vii.l.i yiu idnv Hft- rti'Min it Niiitik, tt Iii I 1 fit nil bixtt put lit r-r fr.itii rum lb- pi.ti'd b.Bt, trim Kii 4 dnmn jd Hh'-n it rati it.t" tif li'pi'-r f- in. t- "ii xtetid.

I the future i. le.il.S the uiH.ti.ll nc i.e-. itit in- but vhaiiKiru I. an is ol d. Wlis, lumbl-n, ll.lecej.t, passes fj ilK-ainsl llatv.wi I.e.J hv t.b iImIoI- I.

i led l.pkliul still III doubt. In Jl.lll- ftie of observers her-. 1. lh" I. .1 h-n et.KaK'.

III as- i. th. II. baltJ-i that Hole has III III. wat.l.lnit -iosely development militaiy-op- lh.ee.

certified t'hlll ii. Ability to adv.iiitnce bleaks WaS Coupler! With loWa's tl ti 1 1 of-f. r.s... the ihl' of which W.Te Try and S. t.lrm-r lh- stars Ihe came, ntt not Mu," i ofiTii.

Vowboy Nlel." Ku's fopped by the )lu keyep, and In that a-c lnp-llshni. nl oh.o State s. iai -tonht. The Sioux who so proml neii' I tl l- w-a toiy ever Illinois vv.el, prove.) to be In.ff-rtive try he made tVadi him on the side llll" I IK the See. ml half, apparent:) I with the slashes of Fry and S.i-utu.

and not desirous of r.sk tiL' i to K.i'-. oil th" hatardous lb "-f id Miles l.hl.e. Mai in I. to.a.ht 1's w.i el p.il.t- r.p-at.-dl down Hi. I s.

ol ll lw Hailaid f.ul.t I 'i anl.v a ly to Kalll in the ml period, two In' -Ihe luisn more in the II. lid. and in the bmptiii ill this p. iod. our suc- I r.ided, ten failed and foul wi le ill iibetlan.ler aids III l.r..ptd.

The with a trial. This possibility developed tonlxhl when Klatik H. of Illinois, counsel for Mi" air officer mad" public t'vo statem.nis cons'ltiitlonality el the article, although he faileJ to dlfh.se any of proie.lure he would follow when the trial begins Wednesday. "The tight of fteidoin of fpeech Is I'li-loub'-lly hy the Mi said, "and If tho niiiety-sivth aiti. ie of war ahildges that right It Is unconstitutional and oid." In th p-c.

ftaenient Mr Jt-ld Inilted to the fact that al-though his client had Ven hared litl. al cot.rii. The pivotal feui" In the to be the llem ,1. ivi.k V.i-MsIbi. and unN-ss he throw, the Unvard lln CONTINUED OJJ TAGE 2i.

his fupporl to Wu, It rolisldi-ted islol. Hut s.ii.l the extender provisions l'-r the pen-fit -f III ofl He ehal-s the people lave i. Kept in of It deliberately s.ys I'l It IM t. I DM I. I.I If.

In f.i.t. tins f-anip. by shrewd g.slativ. ma. l.il.ai and d-slill.

I. "If the I.e.- of th- ballot en t. doubtful mat mc I ekitlK can be rnineiit In I l-USlom. ferenc PL til ed from Monday uolf l-l-n tndl.nte.l that K'tiK was THREE KILLED FIRST WIFE Of J. B.

Duke Expires. i-atll ha. tirely. the i.n.v I it an. in- .1.

to fAm 1 Tyrant?" Mussjiini Queries; Croud hold- It. a dearee with I ith i.du. prejudicial to good ol- a that I. -I. ti and iv It, a hi' Ohio i I whrn his to the slluanon.

the I unit aiy discipline by Issuing Iii Bootlesgers' Fight, Kaoan. w.lh;. afTecteeJ dlslrl.t Is limited to two fteM guns, but ll Is mild If brought Into action, they will lira upon thj Invaders until i.n.ed by their superior guns. The mollkle of the flleeri an. soldiers Is said be excellent, they vowing to ratio than allow th i.reeks t.i advance further.

miti: to a iiii.mi. The Hiilgarlan Hovernment has sent a note t.i Athena reiterating Its denial that llulgarlan troops have at any time violated (Week frontier outposts, regietting tht it cannot enter Into direct pourparlers with ilreeco and confirming Its desire to await the dee-lsion of the l.esgu of Nations Ct.iiiicll. Tha note, which Is in reply to the Creek demands, declines all responsibility for tho frontier Incident, and says, although the llulgarlan and tiieek views differed as to the origin of the trouble, Ihe Sofia "Joverntnent from the first suggested lhat A committee of Inquiry should be appointed to Investigate the matter and that both Hoveriimenti (huu'd direct their forces to caassj hostllltlea. I'nfotiunately, the note continues, the llulgnrian proposal e-llclled no reply, while on the other hand Uretk, troops advanced seven miles Inty Pul-garia. Confronted h.s such a grave situation, the llulgailan (loiernnunt had no at'ernatlve bill to appeal to Ihe leavilie.

i.r.At.i nt. iniM AWArrF.it. The note eapresses regret that It was nt found In be possible to carry on direct pourparlers vvth and at fot. It as a l.re.- to low a's 1 the HI. k' Of hop.

s. y. full back, fun.l!. nttemp'lnit a tun and It was tow a end, oil 'o'" Honda hanclt.c fadiuin from to in. et an t.pi the third iii i I tiiiililiun nf li.i.irrf" if Millinn.iirc II I.Hfk nf Food Liti'tl iii IVniiry.

etriklti form tb-balance of p. wer In Hi. I. P. and W.l Insstnu.

as K. iik Is kn.w.. to I- an. bl'o u. and to hop- that h-call Wu and 'hahH an I i i.v i In New Vnrk ofriiir-." Iltlii-f Tallies ritkftl Ciinli-slanlN Fur I m' us hilts.

crtain state ments in vt lallon of the ninety -sixth article of i.nr, Ihe truth such statements were not questioned In the charges "If the ci.t.ftru. Hon attempted lo he put upon that article by the War l.epartment Is lo prevail." added. "It will set at naught the i'i. stltotlon of Ihe lulled Mlates, and lh" .1 I. ft end by Homey, nrd line.

i- w- over Ihe rstiKed down i soon after and ti ii I': mo M. Mu i- crowd of tho.isa iua.e Muni on Inn, a.Idie.s.i. Hi the pol.H: lay, dramatically 1 1 a p. I .1 Th- I Ii I If. in the t.t loi.

tin- says. Is tin liiuse r- i'l-. "lh. 1 net As inlil sh.ll have to so adjust ol lid el-t ii. rrns of as it.

effect the ..1 ihe i.inen.lin-nt lls. th- nt Die 'lov. fy "Law)', is say tl.it Ho th amendment aiitoiiv.t i tilt terms of all 111. I 'I' -I'd 1 the fn.mers am. ndni.

nl nnd sulci- in avowed i p.l.p...., why dol tlo) not I a large nt. Heine tieeome llllll'aiy didatol pari of doubts are .1 I A I' I i Srw Yolk. Tor. m- i h.l'. and th.

War department win battle lit .1 Hie iu. st "Am I the t.r.nt whom stup I I.e pa pers I And the mow. I ye I lei, Xol" The rt.nil.T, nw.kinit a tnnr of what poll.e -en 1' oot', tit in lh CONTINUED ON TA0E 20 CONTINUED ON SIXTH PAGE. Penn Defeats Chicago, 7 To 0, Before 60,000 Drenched Fans a law unto themselves which will never he ermltt-d under ou form of i o.vei ntnetil Mr. Held tie.

dated further that th-War and Navy I ailments hsd I ti subje.t.d to vigorous 1 1 it 1. from Ithin and that lb 1 a I Two 111. f- i.f-l III 1'ie ball II. id It. hospital it i on.

I in bis btaio J. hn Mg.i- in It said to b- l't tettiis Northern Italy, on the N. I' I l.ill...n loilte. who Wis "a elfo by th" bit" lobs'. I II I'uk-.

tol.ltllt In lor must, sliidi'. on st lllRl.tv-. ik'llth Stteel. fihe leeli title since 22. wh' ll she fill two hemor I ha Kcs Mil.

lh- d' tth -f her former hui-1. 1 lid weeks i. no Ml s. link" had h. en depressed (Jleall) ordlhK to ln-r attorney, Mi-s Lillian I'tidi.

who p. id Mis tondllion t.o.l..ul.t-,dlv was by link nf food. p.ovol. that In- of the on him in Mai.t.,!., "Am I 'h dieletor t.ll.i. arc udlflK to on fhe other fide houl.l apply tho" Hie I.

n't th.y looill hive d'tle I. I. Pllt til" t. nder f.i.ture on the til tf. r.

know nbout It, Instead was arrested. mad.i ly Colonel MltcheM hi, mu id- mn, to those of Cen ov. of th l.o I ell Ige I I'll i-l yards of swamp Hat sttet.hed I.e., tw.en him nrd the al for the I. Ii- down, ti Chi. ag.

ans out I Ihe vi.t.ms I- lib lit Itl-d as I i nri. "lik. is, Vin- in tal Hooker, i.eneral Mei'lellan. I Theodore Itoc.seveit and Ad- of the At; si. If I i.e I one.

al By Dane srr ill, i.ismt a Franklin I her d. lit' ly In I lihitlln?" the i.ntlnued rrowd was Aniain Ihe of th imral Islnif. whb-li were p.iblifhed sas Itulgarla Intends to aws.t broad-asl, yet in. disciplinary action the decision of the league. along the muddy tta.ls fir n-iuiid him Al Kreui Hi" short, final i 1 I nch fl lit.

Ilunyoti. it i', hoises of ugh muck ft. moon to I Iv rally of th.y ham i inbattan. i all of ept loans fn.in "Id Fenn slotv- bad to I IVIi.n an I i- I sn.iuiii.' their real oh-. and put discovery ol.

the pall of the PI in Ki: il I. III. "Ill ll'lf. the p. ople ol t'lllo defealetl was i v.

taken against tnem Franklin I had Tal to. li had attorney aid a thtinderoti.t t.eH'.tlve. 1'reml. Mussolini declared lhi iitherlt.a was a (est tnotilnl to the! -s of thr.e years of Fascial rule' i lends. Ii lei.

.1 I. had tun lobs 'he ,) th- fl, In -I and o' lo Home en. lute. I i long na Its-r weie mans. Anieil.awlll endure as -ng as th.

re are Mil. hells," the llll. member add. d. vote of to I a propositi to h(.

nt I.rn, extension, and I l.t i at ter ey I'l bar bull. IS I -I v.nr l.iin to county nfticeis That Th leafier, the l' i.nsylv mil ins fought from behind that wail of vantage. Three! tlm.s during 'he after-noon Ihe light of lh- I ha.kfl.ld swept through the mud in daring amtlca to tin Pfte.n si.l t-i-ntory of the nn defense Then l.tn e. twic thre- time, soitiethtnie w.nt wronu wl'h H.i- I costs, with or wlt.i forcr, lia and oil.) end. v.as an op.

and a hove boat .1 hn wh ,,,,,) ad in he Ulol i.ien- 't because we are that It a Hon i -ipail us- t-i a'! f.ght i Chair. I iii'ure l- no i Illlb. bo i 1 0 III' l.a.iw ol I I I h- to I I 1 a k-. I i a be i.eneral Ass. in- shall lake her plnitt In Hie The tobii.ro mans first wlfn die.) Chicago I't lit p.

nuty. although years ego sin; v. ans mistress of a fortune then est. furvtail I mated at Al the time .1 Mis I Mike presided over lo-r bus- (jcrge Th -1 bend's miinsi. iis In N-w ari these Th Newport, in re.et.t years sh had tifl-d I- b.

r.dii. to giving iniiic to a hilid'lil of pupils. had ronttai ill one lime under J-ati Thayer churning. Mis- said Mr, Puke kn. vv of ji, cur.

bi. former wife's financial iliffi. ..,1 Ihe not lo the at.d aJm- nl th iy to 1 hi I e.s, i tl." died at in, on Hi- tl a mote favorable hoi In my opinion lienevn. October Si (A The (Ireek tiovernm.nl made its first gt- lure toward Ihe League of Nations since the outbreak of the (ireeo-llul- garlnii trouble by communication lo Ihe league sect et a Ha tod of eo-1 grain stating that lliilgarinn tiojps a blockhouse situated on llreek lerrltorv, north o( Fails. 'h.

I A The pelting of lh" ague of Nation 'council meeting, which is to Inquire Into Ihe dispute, is set for i o'clock Monday In the clodi room of th (Jual I'H' ay. In which the Versalllei treaty was elaborated 1 Mashlnglon, (i-tober :4 (A (Ireek Issued a s'a'e. menl today declaring It had received. this t.ni STCRM TOLL 1,000 111 I ail li tin. I i.ernsm:i 1 h.

r. now I allneli. Three CUP ago shoes .1 I. to tun up. f-il lo-hiiid at I.

Im as futile as spent l.uM-ta nil mplv 1.0,1 I. (o, public lebllke 1 Ptralnu Oulf. Ia Ileiort -Forty Tumi close, i -iniim at Ion Ih-re are Pane 14. Section 5. atnrlea nf eitama and Fnyefle I nimllea are told this week kf Ihe I'nqenrer on I'age II.

"ee-II. A. na asiinl, are tr.retiieed In Ike Art i.i-ture aeellon. altttoMgll sli.rlea nf holll rntintle are Interesting, that Arieme ontvly Is nnrlleiilarly an. el week Ihe Inquirer will nreseni mm rrl eualy.

I'. Ships Sunk, 'Tin Sulci. other tubtler iro or Vie. p. rs' with .1, but Ihay ihe a tne fill I kiln III IntllH.

Iletobel' HI I Oig war- i a 1 HVes 111 ply. like lherllg 1 1 l.otse. ends charged wildly, but It was ''h. late. Th- had been l.old.ng bio ir- tb bar I in Ihe hi.

ll ot I.e. tl Mllalll. .1. so FnrtV Is have h. en fUlik 111 lh I b-fore his death In Ills ill, filed I nclober Si.

he inM.I" tm I'erstall Hulf It, Ihe wolel cy. I. in bis in. isi iu I nut "Wine- I oh I nt vision for her. hn' l-fi the hulk of his hitting I s.

pl -sent II throughout ti -l or llinsliatl ii, Me llon storm in th. inemoiy of the thi A chilling ra.t I ID' II criminal r-c- ol I riouer h- i I sl owed hat Ho nil i.l I irds, f.orn llu.lilie. estate. nw n. oiist.liiMon no says: I genetallon Jiessag III, uf lh'' CONTINUED ON PAOE 21.

the death list nlf.oniil" hi. wile. Mrs. Na. I.uno to i.uke.

mid to thoir daughier Uorn. 1 a. ross the 31 "CONTIKDED ON PAGE 14..