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SENATE PASSES SHOALS BILL; NO "14 lt-STI C( 11 plan exonerating Crart from any blame In the elayinK. Thts conte.ssion "The of Courtte was inter repudiated. Reprieve after In given to Grant for varioun After Loeb and Leopold reeeled Bs' GEOpo imprimonmert for their crime, trairy, Peold et itioefi Small f9r 131433 SOUTH AT 3 mutation of Grants mentence on thei ground that a "rich man's eon cro-s! Between Monroe ood Ad env Peo tole petitiorrfl Gov. Small fur a OM-mutation of Grants sentence on the ground that a "rich man's son gco-s ADDITIONAL FEDERAL JUDGE FOR NORTHERN ILLINOIS IS URGED waa on Dee. 15.

Ile liable information establishci that Koretz. the genial fa- LONDON TO SEEK nnd suppesedly faithful husband, liad "riven the family everything, wanted." had twisted up the de- SI 000 0'00 TO 2 ties as well as the financial, The same time be had been REPAIR ST. PAR'S row furniture for him Sher- road home In nvanmotn he had, IToday's action was taken under a unanimous consent agreement which: GRANT IS GIVEN was intended only to permit the bill! STAY OF 90 DAYS to be advanced from committee of the whole to the senate. It Is possible' EIGHTH REPRIEVE there may be further protracted de. 'bate.

(Picturet on back page) Under the 'Underwood bill. sas aP- Ilernard Grant 'was snatched from proved today. the President is Mill- the gallows again last night, the thorized to IPRAO the Muscle Shoats eighth time be has received a reprieve time to to jail and a poor boy roes to the! go, I 1 oiNNERsHip ap- 1 1 to 1 i 1 1 Underwood Act Indorsed, I but May Be Changed. paying the rent for a south rids; 1010-skis, Tribune Foreign New, Service-) 7 ernsn for 1 LON-DON, Jan. 8.A $1,000.000 al Asks I Osi the 71st of January.

1924, came' peal to the public is to be made (be rem Cals7utta It told that Prvvide funds to mrry out necessar e-c, mystery cables. previously re- work to insure the safety of St. Paul which had leen signed "Wat- in London, which. expert ----on and had asked for money, had declare. is in danger of crumbling.

scnt by Mrs. Jessie Taggert, for- i The peril to Sir Christopher Wren' 7rr13- a publ.e stenographer, who had great masterpiere lies in the weaknes whh the con man. She was of the tight big piers which suppor as ciao of the women with the weight of the great dome crowr 'N rZoretx. under the name 6Al ing the structure. the weight of whic 11(1trage Tribune For eign 1 erre Sri-rice-) I LON-DON, Jan.

8.A $1,000.000 i peal to the public is to be made provide funds to mrry out necessary work to insure the safety of St. Paul's in London which. experts declare. is in danger of crumbling. The peril to Sir Christopher Wren' great masterpiece lies in the weakness of the eight big piers which support the weight of the great dome crown ing the structure.

the weight of which property at any up Sept. 1. obi Letews ales, aberan terms sinallar to the Henry Ford Gov. Len Small juet as the noose except that the lease le limited to fifty I was in sight. year ti s.

If no sasfactory lease CF111 ba The 2 year I Widow Robbed Di youth who az During Todaya made a government corporation Ira has grayed in the two years since he 2 'd you Funeral of Her Husband be created- was convicted of slaying a policeman. The Underwood bill emphasizes pro- osi Tilt, duction of fertilizer for agricultural Whit IT rs. DcTothy 1.4!arnon wag at- tending the funeral of her husband purposes, and specifies the amount of governor. through Attorney Timothy to have been hung on Jan. Itl.

The CLEARAN yesterday afternoon In Evergreen cern by a lessee. Pi with oth air nitrogen which must be produced etery two men drove up to hor homrs ninety more days of life. Ai'. FeIrs Intercession. has given him The Norris government ownershier convicts.

was elated when Grant. playing blackjack in his cell at 1744 West Van Euren street, en. bill emphasized the pewee peodatelen word was brought to him. tered tier fiat. and drove away with a feature.

"Thank God for that." he Fraid, and ernall home safe containing $900 and 74 Fur Trimrr after receiving congratulatione of jail five diamond rings TELEGRAMFOR officials, reeumed his game. Frank Petereon. driver of the taxi- The latest reprieve is due to the fact cab used by the bandits, rtallzed their I $50 MAY END that the State Supreme court has riot Plan. Co Al .,1 yet decided on the fate of Walter When they went into ts weet re. THIS, HONEYMOON, with Grant of mur- sort apparently to make arrargemente The elopement of a schoolboy, lg i dering Patrolman Ralph Souders.

for disposal of the safe he drove away At one time, when Grant was near with the strongbox and turned it over (Downtown Store xrid a girl 14 years old was revealed tie gallows, Krauser made a confes- to the police. except that the lease la limited to fifty years. If no satisfactory lease Can made a government corporation ail be created-The Underwood WI emphasizes production of fertilizer for agricultural purposes, and specifies the amount of air nitrogen which must be produced by a lessee. The Norris government ownership bill emphasized the power prod LICTI3r1 feature. TELEGRAM FOR $50 MAY END THIS HONEYMOON The elopement of a schoolboy, 18, and a girl 14 years old was revealed tlitows Store Slirr4 POSITIVE CLEARANCE 7al Fur Trimmed (Downtown Store ATS shared the flat S-tiortly the oil promoter's' Fhe had rt ed around wor Id.

nd authc4rities believed dt Washington, D. Jan. authorizing and directing President Coolidge to appoint an additional federal judge for the northern Illinois district was Introduced in the senate today by Senator MedilU Mc. Cormick Rep- DIA. The bill vras read twice and referred to the committee on judiciary.

Senator McCormick declared his purpose in introducing the measure was to meet the grently increased number of cases now before the federal courts at Chicago. I have consulted the district attorney in Chicago," he said, "and have learned that in less than two years his office has disposed cf 5,306 government cases. When he took office twenty-three months ago there were 2,791 civil and criminal cases while now there are 1,203 cases pending. Eut it ehould be noted that the new cases instituted during that period are 3,718. "An unprecedented volume of business has been dispatched during the last twenty-three months.

The judges and the district attorney's office have worked overtime, and for a great portion of the period an additional judge has sat in the northern district. Perhaps it is unnecessary to add that half ef the criminal cases arise from violation of the Volstead act and that the number of these is likely to Increase if the federal government continues its efforts to enforce the act" experts estimate between and CO3000 tons. Experts' investigations have revealed that the interior of the piers are filled with rough rubble which cannet support the enormous weight of the 1ome. Although they do not openly say S(7) British architectural experts undoubtedly are surprised at the discovery of the danger to the support sections of what they have regarded as probably the finest piece of architecture ever designed and carried through by a sin gle architect. 'wgPN Only) Id Washington, D.

C. Jan. a vote of 43 to 37 the senate today in committee of the whole approved the Underwood bill for the disposition of the Muscle Shoals project. The action had the effect cf definitely eliminating the Norris government ownership bill, which had been report ed from the committee on agriculture as a substitute for the Henry Ford measure passed by the house. The Underwood bill, which authorizes the leasing of Muscle Shoals at any time befotte Sept.

1 as an alternative for government operation, was approved as a substitute for the committee bill. 14-v A-lv, 1 this morning when the mother of the girl asked the Chicago police to wire authorities in Memphis, Tenn, to hold the couple. Mrs. Maud Sheridan of 4036 Wilcox street made the request The girt is her daughter, Dorothy, recently a student at Austin High. The youth whom she married is Orrin Baungarth, son of Dr.

Henry Daungarth. dentist with offices at 2329 North Halsted street. His parents had planned for him to enter St. John's Military academy next week. Mrr.

Sheridan first learned of the elopement when she received a telegram from her daughter on Tuesday. It was sent from Crown Point, Intl. and notified the mother of the Yesterday a telegram came from Memphis asking for $50. Mrs. Sheridan then went to the police.

LflI Ilp SO were hundreOs cf othS.7:: it! I tr-r1 T1-Pt-7. (n.yo in Italltax, N. where, had en as Leo Keyte, the i uda host. retired author. and Vi1iim McLrought Lim back to Chicago 1.

lie wwl disintc'rested, I 1 Eager to Iftefrin Term. -1'; want to Vo-ail guilty. I want to sqnt to the penitentiary. I want to to serve my sentence as soon a.si possible, he repeated again and Again. Briefly he iS story.

From December to March In New 1 York, under the name of Keyte; pure4.7ase of a hook store illaraged by al Imp1 Scott; apartment on Madison aveoue; and a full heard. Then a journey to Halifax; purchase, the I'Inehurst estate; and soon the best reople weleeme the man GOLD CURE FOR TUBERCULOSIS BROUGHT TO U. S. The Official Roll Call. The roll call follows: FOR THE HILL RITUBLICANS.

The Reason Reed LPii.J. Shortridge, Stnort, Stanfield, Sterling, Wadawort arrrn, Watson. Values to $85 i 1 t. r. 1.0 ,01,.

et covers A cost rit dViit ItirS akrit 1 likAot i Ai it $764" iii I el cr atti i 11! 1 I Briraurn, Butler, Cameron, ortio, Edge, Fernald, Fees, Hale. Chicagoan Praises the Danish Remedy. BY A STA FP COREMFPONDENT New York. Jan. Jones Mash Keyes, Laati, MeCormlek, Lta Meant, Proper.

Phipps, DEMOCRATS Fletcher, Georrep Harrison. King, He whose good vision is depen-dent upon eyeglasses, must appreciate the importance of obtaining lenses that are scientifically prescribed, ground and adjusted. Always the best in quality but nerer hither in price i are part of cos, 4, Ovren. Pittman, Robinson. Shields, istainity, Undrw'd--18.

Iflarard, Broussani. Bruce, Cursory-, Dial. Edwards, Total, 48. AGAINST it the maria for hrpltalit En Bringing with him the first quantity my. of sanocrysine, the Danish gold salt ertal eta, money tossed about; 1 ague plans for a winte trip tn Hon- cure for tuberculosis, ever seen in this urns.

And the tap nil thc. door, or, that Dr. Peter C. Clemensen, prom- Ci saturdny eN, ening. when the 3 tate's at- inent surgeon of Chicago, returned to 3 America today on the President noose" you're Leo Koretz." Off to Prison.

1 weeks of study and observation failed to dampen in the Dr. Dec. 3, two days after he was brought Clemensen's enthusiastic indorsement hark, he pleaded guilty before Chief 3ustice Hopkins, The following morn- Of the specific, 'which was developed i he was sentenced to an indetermi- 1 by Prof. Holger Moellgaard, a Danish rate entence of from one to ten years. 1 ng scientist.

The treatncent, however, he De'. 6 Koretz arrives at the pent-; said, is not yet entirely foolproof 1 Tentiary, and by afternoon convict No. an requires some further develop- 1 Two-Boys Are Pat to Death in Sing Sing Chair Ossining. N. Jan.

S.John Rya. 19, and John Eme lito, 21, both of Reading. Pa, were executed in the electric chair at Sing Sing prison tonight for the murder more than a year ago of Lee Jong, a Chinese laundryman of Port Jefferson, N. Jnx Follette, MelNacY. orlieelr, Norris-16.

Borah. grookbart, Capper, Couzena. Cammtaq. Yeast, Mmer Co SCen0C Opticians ,1 Of to i. get Itz ''t ty 11 irr.

a A 7 ry. Jzst -4 left so ours earl, 1 today. I --i---1-: i row for kik winter aiii: save 30r! 0 1 3 sk I. 4 1 'i. 4 vi I more.

An I stv't 1 colors. fabrzs and fur tr. $.39 1 CHOICE ll'k 9 t. vigh.a. evrago Listusla Urtbzrate THE UNDERWOOD REPUBLICANS.

Frazier, La Gooding, Harrel Howell, Nei Johnson OI teaLl, DEMOCRA TS. McJAeihr Mayfield, Tra Overman, Ramsdell, al Sheppard Simmons. Smith, Ea Sr Walsh T4 THE wtyRIDIS GRIPATEST NtIvSPAPIER la third member appointed by the Pre81 ident to continue the study of the en-- 1 tire problem and report back to con! gress at next winter's session. The Jones amendment is sponsored 1 by Senator Jones who in today's vote supported the Underwood NIL It is understood that most cf the government ownership advocates who Were recorded against the Underwood bill will vote for the Jones amendment in preference to the Underwood measure. Still Another Possibility.

Before the Jones amendment is reached, the senate will act on a. substitute offered by Senator Wadsworth N. Y. following today's vote. The Wadsworth substitute creates a commision of five composed of the secretary of war, th,) secretary of agriculture, and three experts appointed by the President.

The secretary of war would be chairman of the commission. This commission would have full power to determine upon final disposition of the 14t1e Shoals project. The bill provides that if the commission determines upon a lease its terms shall include a fifty year limitation. If it is decided to create a government corporation, such corporation, to be approved by the President. may issue not to exceed $50,000,000, in bonds.

Further Debates Ahead. The impression prevails that the Wadsworth substitute will be rejected, many of the senators preferring either definite action outlining a policy or else continuing investigations with a view to ultimate action by congress. Just when the matter will be disposed of by the senate is uncertain. azmen Trammell, tMami. alias tont vol.

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1909. Fire minutes from anywhere downtownand in Evanston 1Closing Out VIM FUR 37. Not Yet Actually Passeil. NThether or not the Underwood bill will be finally passed by the senate, however, still is a question. Its technical status is that it has been reported from committee of the whole to the senate proper, where it remains open to amendment.

There is a well grounded belief that the senate will adopt finally what is Imnown as the Jones substitute. Thts provides for the appointment of a commission composed of the secretary of war, the secretary of agriculture, and begins serving his eentence. He merit! irS3 ill then of diabetes. To Speak in Chicago. And Jan.

8 Leo Koretz Is dead. It bears the same relation tostuber- CUIOFIS that salvarsan does to syphilis, WINNETKA NAMED he declared, at the same time stating that he preferred to await his arrival MODEL SUBURB in Chicago end the delivery of a terhnical paper before the Chicago Medical FOR THE NATION society to disclose scientific details of the discovery. Winnetka is tile model American The United States stands to get butban city," according to Prof. uni. early benefit from the diseovery, E.

Bailey. Northwestern cause representatives of Parke, Davis versify sociological expert, who has manufacturing chemists, are eomeleted a study of cities of the now in Copenhagen to arrange for the United States. use of the Danish formula in producing The best of New England tradi- the salts in thle country, Dr. Clemen- of the free church. of the town sen disclosed.

In the meantime, he meeting, of the library, of the village said the quantity which he brought Improvement association. and the pub- back from Denmark will be used in H.ic school Lave found a favorable opportunity for expression In experimental treatments at Chicago. Prof. Palley said. Goes to Johns Hopkins.

If its community house be regarded Dr. Clemensen visited Dr. Lester aLS the expression of Its service pro- Williams, head of the Tuberculosis gram. there are few churches in Amer- Congress of America, this afternoon. that can compare with it in equip- Tomorrow he will give an account of 'and activities." his observations to members of the Johns Hopkins staff in Baltimore.

He Four Youths Rob Hotel expects also to call on interested sur. Guests in Pinochle Game goons at tne government hygienic de- paz-tment at Washington before leav' Six men playing pinochle in a room ing for Chicago on Friday or Saturday. on the first floor of the Montrose Bach- lt.frs. Clemensen came from Chicago elur Apartment hotel, 833 Montrose to meet him NAMED MODEL SUBURB FOR THE NATION Winnetka is the model American subutban eity," according to Prof. William L.

Bailey, Northwestern uni; versify sociological expert, who has completed a study of cities of tbe United States. The best of New England tradi' Cons, of the free church. of the town meeting, of the library, of the village improvement association. and the pub- i i lie school have found a favorable op-1 bortunity for expression In Winnetka," Prof. Palley said.

If its community house be regarded 1 aLs the expression of Its service program. there are few churches in Amer: that can compare with it in equipment and activities." Four Youths Rob Hotel Guests in Pinochle Game stx men playing pinochle In a room tho first floor of the Montrose BachOor Apartment hotel, 833 Montrose COATS Limited Number of North. ern Seals, Muskrat: and Beaverettes 'i- tl-- I's 1 'k As Ilk: A 51.zes-lk,4Z l'kI''' 79; Al "1." ZZ 44 NI -s 5 1 vE4 tt mi 4 SiOSATIRIE -E1 Ni p(1 January Sale of Shayne Lg 1 Men's Furnishin2s January Sale of ShayMen's Furnishings eq NI XI )111 On 7y eatly s'hot rent will get these rare values. The guantitY is small and every ceat at this price in a burry. Values to $165 were robbed cf their money atnd valuables by four youths who entered the hotel late last night and leld up the card players and the night Aanager, Gus Bottles.

Several watches tind ry.ore than $150 were obtained by the robbers. TAKE 300 STILLS DURING MAXWELL .110 at a Al win A.ALAALmEAWIF Moor Mof 0 I 437 Men's All-Wool Sults 41 (rj)gr -cy'l 71) -kt i I' II i i 1. I 1, 1 t4140-, I Ak. A A. 7 At 17- 0:1 I r-.

v4 '51- 9k7' C---2 31-3C -'13 11 i 133, 4 1 I. 1 fjk I le- i i I. i 4 I i ti'' 1 i )1: 1 il' er 1 STREET RAIDING Two warehouses and seven stores in the Maxwell street district were raided yesterday by prohibition agents. The raids yielded about 300 IF' till8 and other paraphernalia used in making booze at home. Preence cf the dry in the district is suid to have caused great excitement, leading to reports thzit more than 3.000 homes had been deprived of their little liquor stoves.

It later was announced that the raids had been confined to the marts wherein the illicit boilers were for sale Further raids will be made today. it was indicated. sijil, 7Ati '''Et 1 1-;) at the Nic i Plant 1 1 These are dealers' canceled orders. 'if( I Will be of for quick re- 4 moval at less than cost of making. I A big choice of plain and flint! I weaves in worsteds.

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