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ba*d and war is w~k Sam 1066 *Qe aett Qig- aAme'e r W pgan Yte4r eded. mad O Plas wite s e sa, este..s, m e. "g . osd bep H mr anhee e em 44 4MdreW w)st ads OPtNMPNu , , OW001ory m binp amre ess e pu sacad -aeas a-. Mr qwsys- a~m kernv *MR a esty. w he gs-O m a n - a yoad le e l E a IL tvir ebirm r- ad gatitude *0 phblc acheds-ad he* Mr. tee sr dys e withest jobs are fewer by a mill. Saa a few weeks age. St. LOis show great ImWyeoe aut -oe to1 15,@. are -ebe oaly 6e1r31M the United Skes satheut work, bult fur amik me plenty. Wh ~IG hs Iia heatung, ad it would by a good essi emau. aether cosfereace tor mllen have s work. ma's 'work sveram In be 0a oda ,0 idle ,"WeseA as "usa low mo e Sea PAWOWO@ or about Se ~ 00 tod ~ o ovenment. 'ht'ooth csdoa.There * a b hushes .. aw m.terie. & Gd eber, long ruler et , esM to young mt: a' nthen said the Wy eeme "ToY've, told a dosen Fies ; now tell me the truth." pon the ge tleman who coMu't remember his lis for even a few danutes ad witted that he he ad five thousnd debar' wer ftolen jewelry and Invented the bold-up. Sity Moplbas, IgO-rant, rebe lous natives, of a mall a ty , "'Sla-to India, were tr .ang a Ltish prison. Thomsas A. EdiUM was traveling from Now Jersey to visit Henry 1or at Detroit. MW Moplah were packed ..ine car. Somneone had carelessly pointed the wire screen ventilators, shutting out air. The miserable were found dead of a focsaon, bitten and torn each other dyningfury. Edieon traveled in Henry Fot's prtvte crmanentie coach of reached Detro twit deia nurbe Ih M ,i ond the car was ~dto Dearborn, almost to 'front door. There a limon These two mesthods of travel opest servitude and freedom. Ehdison, dealing with eloe td',knows as little about that m1~.doUwer as the suff o M , dewith the ,t my4.r r.mseski about Now eleasing are Mexican weeds, isig you back to *ent days, when the human - bi o w I rin on th a trebi hear ripped beam thelHveb Old mo-eppelPopoestepetl, that has looe down on man coeectdn on hi wnac Th rule Isgvisible as far as Mt. Ixtaeoihuatl on the northi 'd Tlaxcala to the northeast. Wht pleasing name., If bagsgeinterests you. O6 aerv e reaemblanoe of she Mexican name Am eenc to th same of the Hawain king, Iassehamneha. Did the Asiatics that peopled Mexico leave eslornies on Pacific islands? N ow powerful is example for good and evil? Members of a seet negro lodg of Sioux ,Cty Iowa. thoeh Sam Jones revealed log ecrela of .1beming Importance. Imi white brtrn, the? de to eh Sam,. took hi to La sek nem d tb around tu and threw b oe r. ,jhe lndd In teefeet of ato a frend euk 4-l I in't got nothing but." repetfUe Ssm had taken ..*9..lych'*i's**arty en-Um tltieht t " Ah ,-p -a.+ - . 9I -~ pp.,~~~ , I -- % " '-I 11 j +.. w,, F1N~ 1 Wonn *1 * TWO-Til TAX P BILL ITO BE PRESENTED 1[X E[K NET WEEK Congressman Vok t% Sponsor Moassue In Congress Sased "Mn Canada Pla. NE 'ORE, Dem. -,. n w ed he by asm operation a h in Vanada that Cmstuise. b e g1W WiSt 1a*Wteph Heardt, 0lens to intre -. ahi framed al=g VWailar lihee in tMe Amersen COngreMM at Wahigaoa next week, WI..en tra senrd. The bsngrevsman made this knewn when tbW tax party arrived here this morning from Ottawa. "rwo4hirdu of the fortyeS n-m gressmen who went to Cana are un. tqutvooay in favor of a malee tax. e ie other third are non-commit Tn e Hear gu s, who went to Canada to study at clome rangei the WorkIW of the sale tax, loft Otawa last t on their Pullman special. o teo the party returning to to will reach the Capital this It b not of the cold. statistical btsf theee men are thinking as thor speed back to Washington; rather are they thinking et the lessons the trip ait of these Is the realisation that the heart of America and the heart of Canaa beat an one, and mscond, that in so far as taxation In ono ned, America In mstll ivng i |- a child's l. DWMbr leaving Ottawa the delega tion was entertained at a farewell luncheon in the Chateau Laurier, and during that feast roinent men in social and pltic life in the Dominion dropped in for an in formal word of fellowship. Among qesm were Sir JTames Luhead. acting prime minister; y Green, presdent of the Ottawa board of trade; Hfector IL Carruthers, secretary of the board of trade, and Commmmlogmr Bread ner, "father of the sales tax." strng asW Farewel. Congressman S1trong of Kansas summed u for the Americans the spirit of the Canadian farewell. ja veorythin look ellow tothe eye. are clear and so are ours now. I believe in the males tax. Hereafter old tax reports in Washingtn whc seem to be based on the theory that it ain't nood topme Congremmman Lester olof Brooklyn, chairman of the Hearst party, addressed the dinerm. He maid estbihda preednt inIformalIn tornational relations. It in meet that we should live In unity. We are of the same language and the same race. When you visIt us you come to a friendly people, who have shared with wilderneso, an of ceatig ascheme of civilisatlon on the great North Amer'iean continent. "It, therefore, doe. not seem uan. toward that the elected represents tivs of the United State. should seek whichb reasn of the world war, arp shared by' both nations. "It was a revelation to hear your retailer, your banker, obbes n be taxed thy preferred this 'pain. "eJUSat rnBloc RDS OF 1 RTY CO Sales Tax Party LaUds Her OrrAWA, Dee. S-A #imp. in# rsfe to w4u aandelu& eerest, .r"4dter of the ee toW ewped"tdeS to corned.. hes be psaid by the .forspoeeee coumelerun, mensbers of #he mute., ftw omues OW?h* #sntin so aeym in the,psr~p he sned the tel*we usre a"e Ap Mr. Reeret: -Dsw On Mie -akms maeov of Be CmpainI -oamen e U no esewsn nesee eta e mm 6010201 of ass kmU 01040 , ,, @ Cenness ser Qweg gewe etkm *e tim eaie tm ape see pmne s ern a ese ofsnff do h adw a 61= a sto . As e.be emr - Me d -henbs for busW bean a d-440 s n WN news es.i RNvsew Wd "bs ma as atsseneses wb ans e bi ems o this appitW d bmeaed t I was 1 -e peet s~ sUlut,a 1060 hws, ftinsse ofte." a* yo abw* MORHSEDENED PERMISSIONTO .DELAYRETURN Financier Asks Thirty Days Grace, But Daugherty insist He Come Back. 1r 2se06s6sena News mee. Attorney General Daugherty today sent a message to Charles W. Morse. tinancier, who*e presence in this countrtj Is desired In connection with an investigation of his dealing. with the United Stakes S1hipping Board. drectiug him to return to the United 8tates on the steamer Paris. sailing from france on December S. The Attorney General also sent a message to the American ambamma dor In Paris to take st"p to e that More returned on the Paris. This action we taken after Mor had cabled the Attorney General for Morss cablegram to the Depart ment of Justice. In which he aked to be allowed to sail from Havre,. France, on January 6, was not made public by the Attorney General. More sough to have Instructon can embas at Prswhich would a delay. The sugestion was promptl re tween State Department. Department (Continued on Page 2, Column 5.) BELLAMY STORER RECEIVED IN AUDIENCE BY POPE Bellm Store, of Cincinnati. wh in a cotroey wth Teodr Rooeet while the later was Prs ence by Pope today. -Th ek 'tac-eight ee ml the eer of the raino by the wedrbeek is free with The Wash -.,tee tome..... ['ARC * * ks.Fa FARST S VERTED NEW PACT IN OIENT PROPOSED Hqesg., Safur, and Kato C. for on "OaGentmen's Agree. ment" to Repleoe Mlan*.. by oo m I. IOLM Core. p.ps tia the .. s.. - lap..mg dann , dblis ga se ~s -....f ~a.ta..,su.. .. d e iniwse ae oe a nd AtM wt sb ad i. Brnis ad ka .r re. frank de-scusni of the whole lmattr. them substane of which has been nabled to Londo and 'Tkyo for re riew. mad,"a rits spokesa said. "It marks the eond important phase of t h 8ofr s Tefrt rufhee slubmitted him naval pro reached, and the t wil cose when a definite ann cement ws madle some time later.!" It was 1aited the nasure -af the pr will r consider aWe studyb the cbe at Lon Son and okyo and that at least a week. probably two week., must ma betwoe the governments con can take a definite tion. Ilffewts Fathers Propsas. The proposals that wer made at Last nights session of the "Big Three" .,e understood to have been advanoed by Mr. Balfour. on behalf of Orea" Britain. Publicly and privately. Mr. Balfour and other spokesmen'for the British, have indicated their willing ness froa the start of the conferen.e to renounce the alliance if these is an acceptable substitute forthcoming In the shape of a tripartite agrement which would bring In the United States. According to Japanese sources. Baron Kato indicated Japan's com "ErDlour"*op'o.sbte n.'in'ated tha an' ageement" In oter words. Bao aeI ad ae refere to areeent in the mner in which te of Nation. Might Incl.de Frnes. There was some discussion of ex nce Fra$noe adpsitItaly ,but reither French nor Italiak spokesmen weore present and the matter wasn not gone into at length, according to re arn Kato Is said to have further otlined, Japa ould not accet the naval ratio of 5-5-3, laid down in the thav pointed o t that h ratio of (Continued on Page 17, Column 5.) Thse temsrmw. UND' 1VOIDEA 111 VOTE TOA CIT ARBU KL[ Wtman Juror Holds Out foi Conviction--4eal V ~rio Seems Ukely. y ELIB X. MAETDf, toinmmmlm s O"W. 8AN M"CO . DW EL the edas ,lheuea aaimata from the Jur roe . which seven m- and five es deliberated ftve hoWr. last nIght a their verdict in the manslaughte trial of the famous film comedm for the death of Virginia Rapp are correct, the Jury stood elee to oe for acquittal on the la ballot, taken Just before Judge Lon derback ordered them locked us fo the night at 11 e'clock. Woman Ms Out. And the same represnted the real, citrant juror was a women. At 11:30, BaIliff Harry McGoven took the jury to their rooms at th Mana Hotel and loeked them up Om the night. This put an end to deflt eratlon. because of the separation e the jurors. They will retuin to th juryroom for further deUberation at 1 o'clock this morning. There is- every indicatien that Judw Louderback intends to keep the juri out until a verdict Is returned. If i verdict is reached after noon today. I will have to be returned as a seale verdict, which cannot be opened untl Monday marning at 10 o'clock unde the law. The jury can. however rng in f verdict and be dischare at any tim Saturday or Sunday the) Judge Louderback convenes court fo the purpose. U'e seems Report. Assistant District Attorney Miltol UrRer frankly meuted the reports tka jury ytoad 11 to I for acquittal. On the other hand, the defense ae erly credited the report and exprese the belief that a verdict in their favo would result after a few more hours deliberation. The case went to the jury yeetez day afternoon at 4:15. The jury oI eanised by electing August Frtse a foreman. A test ballot wan taken, and according to reports, stood 10 to 2 to acquittal. This statue continued o1 th net bellot. and at 1:5 the jur important question. "When do w eat?" taken to dinra clock. and (Continued on Page 17, Column 3.) JUSTICE KILLS BANDIT AFTER BANK ROBBER' MINNEAPOIE8, Dec. 2.--Aft. holding up the Security State Bank s Robblnsdale, a suburb, an unidentifle taPeace V. D. Crandal while h was attempting to escape late yeeten Thse man entered the bank masked and brandishing a pistol ordered tw bank employe to hol up thi hande money. is .euiat InTb. Wai.. T.. t..arre. IHE ( eedom The ltS. years old, body MAt to pleces and the pieces put into a wash boiler in a house in Chicago. Mrs. Rahel Penses, who was found daid in the same house, is believed to have killed the child and committwI suicide. AFINTY,' SA Seriously ill at his home wi ICongressman Henry D. Flood Mrs. A. L Humes, will not be in Justice Stafford's court Mo in the Graham-Hrunes $500, today. Congreman Floe las be-n eon fined to his bed far several weeks. and, according to physlciana, It will be s.a' Ue before In es to leave his hoe at 1123 Now NaMP shire avenue northwest. As a result of his IMness, counsel for Auguuvas L. Hums. defendant, consisting of Wilton J. Lambert. Rudolph Yeatmen. and M. N. Harby, of New York, have saved notice on Daniel T. Wright. counsel for Ora ham, that a deposition will be taken from Mr. Flood late this afternoon. Thus a courtroom scene, attended by attorneys for both side, and a court reporter, will be staged at Mr. L Flooas home this afternoon. The L deposition will then be read. to the jury cn Monday. Mrs. Viend eM mtad. Congressman Flood was to have I followed his wife on the witness t stand Mr. Flood's testimony closed r Thursday afternein's 0s0ion, when the case Ras put ove until Monday, yesterday and today being motion Sdays in otber case. Mr. Floods estimony. it id thought. will. to a great degfree. bear out Mrs' Flood's statements it court Thursday that Graham sought the aid of her husband In getting a "bombproof Job" in the navy to es cape the draft, that several ffort get Graham to go to wor bt that hItristhothat Mr. Flood almo (Continued on Page 17. Clumn 6.) Complete Words and Music OF "Dreamy Dream Girl" A LILTING BENTIMENTAL r BALLAD a Written by f WALLACE GARDNER -and GEORGAE E. JOHNSON Will De One of the Myriad Features of The Washington Times STOMORROW MORNING MarwaetC d LHAM CAi4Sj rS Ms noD th a severe case of bronchitis, of Virginia, brother-in-law of able to take the witness stand nday to testify for the defense )00 love suit, it was learned D. C. DRINKING WATER LIKE BURGUNDY, SAYS SRIAND PARIB. Dec. 3.-Amerlan prohi bition Is not so bad, soording to Premier Briand today. When the premier was asked what he thought of the American "dry law" he re plied: "Conditions are different from what I supposed they wouM be. I do not know If it was done out of courtesy for me. but I drank water sometmes that reminded me .f Bordeau and sometimes I actualla thought I was drinking BwgundY. It may be that my inmgination belPd me. however." COLORED . 0. P. LEADER COWERS WITH HARDINO Henry lincoln Johnson. negro A&' pubican leader s' 'eorgla. wh. nomination for Recorder ot Deeds In the District of Columbia recently was ;W by the Senate, eened at the House today and confered with the President. He saM it was merely a "jolliflcation" conference over the sfoceses of the presenrAdministration. Johnw saMid he offered no protest over his defar in the Senate. H. assured the President that the r~egro vote In the South wUi be strong for the Republican party. " LOVE GAUGE'' INVENTED BY BRITISH SCIENTIST W LNDoN. Dec. 2.-A psych-gal vanlo instrument has just been In vented by a seientist connected with te Maudsley Hospital for testing true Demonstratlone show the instae mont will register such aetirns s fear, happiness. and affection, and will reveal If love Is real or only feigned. SPAIN HEARS BAD NEWS FROM WAR IN MOROCCO MADRID, Dec. 2.-Rumors that news of the utmost gravity had been received from the Moroccan theater of war were In circulation here to day. The minister of war paid an urgent visit to King Alfonso. A sn ea ked todofe~ meswW maeaots atapin Hurst the M GiN FRIC ~ PR ELUDE Ti SUIiI aObsus of Wo MWe - bersof ongress. The saisiul attempt of Miss afta Halt, retty twenty-three yesrld actress playing the "God dess of Love" in the hw "Meca," was preceded Wednes day night by a "party" In ese of Washington's mot premlsaent downtown hotels, It was allegid today. Miss Hall, Miss Susanne Ron qnard, a ister actress, and two United States Senators attended the Jamberes, it is said. Mem bers of tkb cast of "Mecca" de clare gin cocktails were. s.d. Hospital today WseenMitb see Te ameumase brouka. o the hsptal -after she fwafowet 1:111nte grains *I Verona WAd twa bishloride g snaery tablets In her divesng room at Poll's Theater'Thurx day afternoon. She sali yesterday she "wanted to kill herself." Details of the party are belra "hushed up." Members of the cast of the show are following the Instructions of John J. Dillon. manager of the com pany, to "say nothing." However, several members of Jae east took the liberty of making state meats. They declare she did not at tempt suicide; that she was taken to the hospital suffering from the effects of "bad liquor." Miss Hall admittenl in the hospital that she "wanted to kill herself." ..a=se Net Haiwa. The names of the Senators who at tended the party were kept secret. It is samid that Miss Hall and Miss Ren nard. In discussing the jamboree. only divulged the tact that they were out with two Senators. The party at the hotel was fqllowa& Thursday afternoon by a heated row between Miss Hall and Miss Rennard. The row, which resulted In the tein parary breaking of a long and clos friendeship between the two actresses. was wamd to be the dire, t cause for Miss Halls attempt at suicide. Sncs the pretty Goddess of Love. who In 1920 was declared to be the mest perfect formed woman in the State of New York. attempted to take her life, every effort has been made to hush up the story in back of the attempted suicme. Bitter Argument. The controversy betwyeen the two actresses took place shortly before the matinee Thursday. While the enuse for the heated argument was not ascribed, It was said that the two girl, were so bitter in their - e nunclation of each other that their voices could be heard all ever the back stage. When the matinee start ed both appeared for their parts, but Te bekng of th rendshp left Miss Hall heartbroken. It Is saMd. While sh pperdIn her part, a ple who knew her declared thst Me did not gO on the stage In her usual medElyafter her act, Miss Nail went direct to her room. A few d~rheard cries from the room. Mim Rensard was called and found Mts NaB on the floor mgaping for breath. An ambulance was called and the me teswas rushed to Emergency Hoe O'h....ants Wham. Retdattempts o lt iIand -y t s~on i a stui Pae