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THE CJIAIiLOTTE NEWS, CHARLOTTE, A TUESDAY AFTERNOON, OCTOBER 3, 1922. STOHY0 UNLOVED WIFE URGES S. A. TO AID CHPJSTIANS AS TOLD TO PMCLP5 GRACE lyf ISSUE always came into money when they Methodist Prelate in Near were of age. "Anyway." Ted continued, after a CHARGED WITH FOMENTING WAR Twelve Leading Bulgarians Are Held at Behest of the Sofia Police.

Sofia, Bulgaria, Oct. 3. (By the Associated Press). Twelve former Premiers and Government Ministers are now in jail, where they are being held in ex pause in which we both turned the The Right Style At The Right Time question over in our minds, "anyway, you know that I love you and I mean to marry you!" "What nonsense!" I declared, my thoughts diverted at once. "I am married!" "Yes," he retorted, "you are not! iast Wires State Department to Take Action.

Washington, Oct. 2 TJhe State Department had before it today a cablegram from Dr. James Cannon, bishop of the Methodist Episcopal Church, South, who is in Europe as a member tfoahe- Cmiee investigating East for American tl Cli nd rehef organizations. The message was not made public hut-it i-- WAS MARRIAGE THE ONLY SOLUTION. It was on the tip of my tongue to cry out that I was married to a man I loved but not to a man who loved me! But fortunately for my self respect, Ted went on before I could speak.

"He did take advantage of you!" he repeated. "He has a maiden aunt living up the Hudson somewhere, a wealthy old lady Who could very well have taken you under her wing, if he was so anxious to see that you vere taken care of and not left alone in the world!" I gasped. "You mean that?" I asked incredulously when I could get breath. "Certainly I do! She's a nice old lady not so very old at that, come to tbifck of it. And Alec is her only living relative.

She eats out of his hand. All he needed to do was to ask her." "Then wh why did he marry me?" I faltered. "Don't ask me!" Ted was a picture of gloom. "I've stayed awake nights ever since vou told me. trying to figure pectation of the adoption of a referendum in which the people will vote whether they guilty or not guilty of embroiling Bulgaria in war.

The chief prosecutor sought release of the prisoners on the ground that SENATE BATTLE IN MANY STATES Thirty-five Senators Are to Be Elected This Year; Democrats Expect Gains. liy DAVID F. ST. CLAIR. pcril Correspondent of The Xtw, Va.iinsrton.

Oct. 3. The battle "to rt 35 members of the next Senate now opened. One-third or 32 mem-1 rs of the Senate is chosen every vo vars but this year an election be heUl to fill the vacancies caused the death of Senator Knox, of ania, of Senator Watson, of Geor-r and the resignation of Senator yon. cf Iowa.

Both parties have or know Tvho their candidates in where a contest is to be raade. At the beginning of this battle the 'prhocrats do not claim that they have i -ocs of winning control of the Sen-, To control the next Senate by much as one majority, the would have to win 13 seats now by Republicans. But the have high hopes of winning and possibly ten seats from the publicans. They are of course count--c on even seat they now hold and hoy cee bright prospects of success in following States: New York, Michi-pan. Connecticut.

New Jersey, Dela-p e. Maryland, Indiana and Washing- RKPl BI.TCANS CONFIDENT. there was no court action against them and that they were entitled to immunity as member of the Chamber of Deputies but the police refused to liberate them. In the round-up which took place last Tuesday the police were aided by peasants who guarded every avenue of escape from the city while the arrests were made. Most of the Ministers had been guarded day and night in their homes and their capture was effected with ease.

I've just told you your marriage was a fake and that's gospel truth! I don't know what old Alec's object in marrying you was, but it won't make any difference to me! I'm going to make you love me and when that happens, you'll get a divorce from Alec and we'll get married a real marriage, this time!" "Silly boy!" I said. "I haven't the slightest intention of getting a divorce!" And then I bit my tongue for fear I should say more! Whether Alec loved me or not. I was still his wife! I would take what comfort I could in that fact. "That's all right!" Ted said coldly. "You'll sing another song when you fall in love with me." "Yes, when I do!" I retorted.

And then we looked at each other and burst out laughing simultaneously. What children we both were! Scrapping, actually, over the prospect of our getting married or not! The sountd of a door closing brought us to our feet, startled. (To be continued.) out why he did it. Why, you needn't have gone to live with the old lady either. He could have fixed things so with the lawyer that you would never have known your father had left you no monev.

He could have paid your ex COAL KEEPS MOVING DESPITE NEW STRIKE urged upon the Washington Government a policy in the Near East involving American intervention for the protection of Christians there, even if such a course necessitated employment of American naval forces now in Turkish waters. In connection with Dr. Cannon's message no authorized statement was available nor was it disclosed whether Secretary Hughes planned to reply. It is known, however, that the policy of the Government in: relation to the Near Eastern situation is flatly to any such intervention as Dr. Cannon suggested.

The American Government has already indicated to all parties to the controversy revolving about the Turkish straits its fixed belief that the straits should be free to ships of all nations, that racial and religious minorities, everywhere should be protected and its hope that there would, be a cessation of hostilities in the Near East. Beyond this there is no indication what the Washington Government plans to do. Its Influence for peace and for protection of Christians has already been shown to be effective, it is held here, and no step is contemplated that might involve the Government in territorial. rr TWiKtiffil entnncflomonfa in penses at school until you had finished and you never would have known the difference, now, would you I shook my head. What he said was true enough.

I knew so little about financial matters that I would have ac cented anything anyone told me at the time without question. It would have been the most natural thing in the Washington, Oct. 3. Secretary Davis announced today that advices to the Department indicated that the Lake Carriers' Association will be able to operate sufficient vessels to move a considerable supply of coal to the North west despite the strike of Great Lakes' Sailors which began yesterday. MINISTER IS DEAD.

Toronto, Oct. 3. Rev. Byron Stauffer, D. preacher and writer, died at his home yesterday in his 52nd year.

world to have been sent back to school IRISH TENOR AT BROADWAY. As an added attraction in connection with the showing of "My Wild Irish the management of the Broadway has been extremenly fortunate in securing Mr. Barney McPolitic, the well-known Irish tenor, who will sing the beautiful ballad. "My Wild Irish Rose." Mr. McPolitic will sing at two shows in the afternoon and two at night.

I never would have thought about a will or whether Daddy had left me any money or not. If it ever did occur to me, I would probably have thought that I would know when I was twenty one, having a vague idea that people the Near East either diplomatically or in a way that might ultimately result in the use of American force to establish national boundaries for any of the countries involved There's a distinction which fitness gives, and that alone makes a well-dressed man. Just now, everything the arrival of the new season is noticeable in the air, and even in the colorings that are coming into the leaves of the trees suggests the change. So do our windows. Have you seen our new Fall Felts? KEMP TO BE TRIED AT NOVEMBER COURT He Admits Killing But Claims Self -Defense.

Now the Republicans profess to be as confident that they will hold these States and win seats from Dtnuocrats in the following six States: Missouri, New Mexico, Mon-tum. Wyoming, Rhode Island and Ohio. the Republicans are well aware tli they have not yet been able to eck the strong popular reaction an i protest that has been gathering the party for months and that dangerous proportions with the industrial crisis this Summer. That protest according to independent politi-a! observers has not receded nor has advanced its crest. It has made liiar.y Republican voters apathetic.

They wn! "not go to the polls. It has caused labor to talk of a third party but there run of course bo no third party in the November election. The personalities of the candidates in the States where the battle will be fought to a finish will count for more than personalities usually count for because of the confusion of issues. But in our greatest State, New Tork the Democrats believe they will i apt are a senatorial seat personality i either party appears to be a factor. The Republicans have renamed Senator Calder.

good fellow but considered to be a nonentity as a statesman. Dr. Copeland. the Democratic nominee, is rot sure he is of senatorial caliber nor is any one else sure of it. The senate-ship in New York has gone by default to whichever party wins it.

However, in Connecticut many Re-j ublicar.s concede that Thomas J. Spells cy is a stronger personality than is Senator Qeorge P. McLean and the Nutmeg State usually votes as New York and New Jersey. In the latter State, the Democratic candidate. Governor Edwards, has the courage to take a position in a storm.

He is a far more virile character than the Old Guard devotee. Senator J. S. Freling-huysen. Thomas F.

Byard. of Delaware, Is a worthy scion of a distinguished line pf statesmen. Senator Coleman du Pent is not in his class. The Maryland Democrats claim in William Cabell P-ruce a genuine American as against the bolshevist candidate of the Republicans. Senator Joseph I.

France. Perhaps the best vote getter of the whole Democratic aggregation is former Governor Ferris, of Michigan, who is making it hot for Senator Townsend on his Newberryism record. Senator Pomerene, of Ohio, becomes a strong Presidential possibility if he wins over $5.00 up Lumberton. N. C.

Oct. 3. After being a fugitive for 44 years, Joseph Kemp is today back in what he has described since his arrest as "God's own Country" to face a charge of murder in connection witr. the killing of Daniei McNeill near Red Springs, in 187S. Kemp, who was arrosted in St.

Augustine, las, week, arrived here Suo day night in custody of Sheriff Lewis and is now iedged in Robeson county. Kemp is to be tried at the November term of Roboson County court. He admits he killed McNeill but claims self defense. He declared he shot McNeill wtien the latter made threats against him with an axe. Afor the Kemp escaped to his oid home in Bladen County and then left the State.

Nothing was heard from him again until the announcement of his arrest St Augustine, Flu. was received here last week. There are ont" a few persons now living at Rc2 who remember the killing of Had Kemp n- talked too fre i.v about Che. case to i man from this whom he met in Florida, he pr baoly would have never been d. He became suspicious of Ki'mp, made a report to the local authorities ard Kemp's followed.

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(By the Associated Press.) Word direct from Captain Roald Amundsen that he and his pilot, Lieutenant Omdahl, will hop off from Wiunwright, Alaska, the latter part of May or the first of June to fly across the North Pole to Spitzbergen was brought to Seattle today by E. J. Ward, Government school teacher at Wainwright. Amundsen plans, Ward says, to make the flight of approximately 1,700 miles across the polar solitudes in one jump, carrying for subsistence only a bottle of hot tea and a sandwich. When he left Wainwright, Ward said, Amundsen and Omdahl were building their winter quarters, a cabin on the beach near the school house.

They, are well supplied with food and fuel, having killed two whales, some walrus and seal, and having a reindeer herd of 4,000 animals and a coal mine neart'. The schooner Maud, Amundsen's exploration ship, according to Ward, is drifting northward in the ice flow at such speed that the explorer was of the opinion It might cross the pole and reach Soitzberger in a year though it may take longer. The Maud is provisioned for seven years. 3g Just Arrived! Simeon Fess, who is regarded by his own Republican colleagues in the House as hardly a second rate member. In Indiana; both parties have put up ftrcnsr personalities.

Former Senator A. J. Beveridge, the Republican candidate, has in former Governor Ralston a foeraan worthy of his blade and Beveridge has backslidden from his former Progressism "and now kow tows to the Old Guard in order to coral Senator Jim WMtson's followers. Beveridge's Progressive associates say he is now showing his true colors. Until very recently many Democrats in Washington felt keen that the party in Minnesota had nominated a woman, Mrs.

Olesen, as a candidate for the Senate as against Senator They have been convinced that the right man could easily defeat a very vulnerable aspirant. Mrs. Olesen was nominated under unusual circumstances. The chairman of the convention became ill and his substitute not knowing the program allowed the convention to entertain itself with oratory. Mrs.

Olesen, who is a charming woman and an excellent political speaker, got the floor and with her eloquence captured the delegates and stampeded the convention. Many Democrats feared a senatorship had been thrown away but Mrs. Ole-sen's candidacy has not only won for hr possible success in Minnesota but lias made friends among the women voters throughout the country for the Democrats. Democrats are now able to point to the fact that two of their candidates for the Senate are women, while Senator McCormick, of Illinois, hah-man of the Republican Senatorial Committee, has given out a statement to the effect that no woman is intellectually fit to be a United States Senator. But whatever the result of the election a great many new faces, will be seen in the next Senate and some very familiar figures will be missing.

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