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M THE OGDEN STANDARD-EXAMINER THURSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 28, 19U. jj
II I LEW a
Also CLYDE COOK in a two-reel comedy scream
! "Kiss Me Quick"
Ogden Theatre
Starting Sunday Positively the greatest super-feature we
have ever shown, Metro's "The Great Redeemer"
I UN SUES TO I
LEAVE ASYLUM
Wealthy Widow Charges Dis
tant Relative Sought to
Secure Estate
CHICAGO. Oct. 28. Charging that
she had buon kidnaped and unlawfully
held in an insane asylum ly her lor
I mar fjhauffeur Thomas Davis, Mrs.
I Augusta J. UlenucnnmK, ncuumua.M
fired suit in circuit court to have
Davis removed as trustc.' for her hu?-
hand"s estate valued at more lhan .
$2,000,000. The suit also charges that,
I 111 ndennlng. who was president of a j
roofing concern, "would now he allvr
but for Davis.' Mrs. Gl ndonnlng also
filed suit for $100,000 damages against
Davis. Dr Clarence A, Neymann.
psychologist, William G Palmer and
Agnoi Garrow. Cliioajroans when she
' harged with being implicated in an
alleci d plot to defraud her oT the
'ilcwlenning estate.
PUT ' N SANITARIUM
Mr. Glendennlng died last b brnarv
In a sanitarium. He previously had
been tiansferred from nn santiartum
lo another bj Davis. Ihe suit alleges,
and the, chants were partly respon
Bible for his death, It .liaised I'.e
forc his death, a cording to the suit.
Davis had Palmer file a charge of
Insanity against Mrs ",ndniilng, but
it was dismissed in court and she then
was kidnaped, she charges, at mid
night by four men and taken to i San
itarium near Milwaukee hi charge of
Agnea Garrow Dr. Neyinann Is al
leged to have treated her roughl) In
nuking an examination and f-lgned a
certificate paying she wa afflicted with
dementia- praccox." The bill says a
question murk wa- placed. alter the
m d i ,i 1 ' erni
OHAUFFEUB MADE TKDOTEE
Davis wis said to be a dl.Ttant rela
tive of the family and had been em
ployed as ehauffeur. He was dis
charged by Mrs. Qlendennlng, accord
ing to the hill and then hepin his al
, IckoO attempt to obtain control of the
C i iff by attempting to damage her
'with hor husband and had hlm?elf
made trustee of the estate.
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CHICAGO BARBERS WILL
CHARGE $1 FOR HAIR CUT
Chicago. Oct. 2S The central ex
iccative council of the Master Barbers'
jasaoclatlon todav decided upon a raise
to SI tor a hair cut and 35 cents for
ia shave, to become effective Janu
1 ar 1
! The explanation w"Si. given thai ill"
cost of laundry of 100 towels is $2
apaiiiM 2 cent- before the war, and
that barbers pay from 53.30 to ') a
gallon more for tonic than previously.
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The oldest Inhabitant can not recall
when he had to dl& down so deep tor
potnloes. Detroit News.
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COLBY HEARS OF
IRISH REPUBLIC
Delegates Ask Recognition of
New Government by the
United States
WASHINGTON. On JS Argu-I
m. nt.s favoring roCOfcTaltlOn of tri
new republic of Ireland," were form
ally presented to Secretary Colby at
ih. -stale department last mght by a
delegation of Iris sympathisers head
ed bv Frank P. ab?h. former Joint
Chairman of the war labor board.
Mr. Walsh was accompanied by
Kugi-ni- Km. aid. New Jersey, James j
K M.iluirc, former mayor of Syra-I
cu.e Jumc-a McGarrity. Phlladlphla
and Daniel "' Flaherty of Rich-!
mond, Va., all members of a Inxper
committee appointed at the Irish ra
convention In Phtladejphla two yean
npo nnd which sent a committee com-1
posed of Mr Walsh, former Governor
Dtinhe of Illinois, and Michael Ryan,
of Philadelphia, to Fari to Interceds
with the American delegation at the
peace conference for Irish recogni
tion. Secretary Colby listened without
comment but cautioned the chairman
whn reference was made to BJeJnonn
de Valors ai "president" of Ireland,
that as secretary of state, he could
hoar them onl in the understanding
that they were there is American cltl-
7ns and not as representatives or
official? oi the Irish people.
DEMAND RECOGjyn ION.
"We demand recognition, not as a
favor,' said Mr. Walsh, but ELS R
ri;,ht. The Irish n public is now
tabliahed as a d'jure and defiacto k -
.nim. nl Its stability and n prcsenta
tlve character are attested by the en
dorsement of th- ballots of ninety per
cent of the Irish people The courl
of the Irih republic are funrtioninc
daily and their decisions aro respected
by the entire population."
An analysis of conditions in Ire
land which Mr. Walsh offered, said
there had been 77 murders In Ireland
between Januar t, 1919, and i ctober
22. 1920 He said the list did not take
Into account the klllliiK of police, sol
diers or other armed persons and
added ths.1 38.723 homes hod been
raided within the lant year and that
there was a record of 1604 assaults.
Mr. Walsh also recited a long list
of alleged atrocities In Ireland and
added :
"We must, perforce, deal with king
doms and nutoeraeieu. but it has been
the proud tradition of the L nltod
States to bo the first lo encourage peo
ples siruKcllrig for freedom modeled
on our own Shall we deny to the
Irish what we have aecordtd to all
other republics?"
Mr. lOncald, Mr i Flaherty and
Mr. McOutre added to the arguments
by quoting from state papers, includ
ing those of Thomas Jefferson Wood
row Wilson und S'ecretnrv CoIb ref
erences to precedents that mlcht he
taken by the Foiled States for the
recognition of Ireland.
Mr Colby told the rommutee when,
Its presentation was concluded that'
he would study the stenographic re
port that was taken.
u lid, HOLD INQUIRY.
NEW STORK, Oct. The romml--ion
of five, which will hold a public
Inqulrj on conditions in Ireland, has I
been elected by members ...f the Com
mlitee of One Hundred on Ireland,'
ii was announced here The members'
of the commission are Jane AddamB
: of Chicago; Joseph W. Folk of St
I Louis, former covernoi of Missouri;
1 Prcdern k & iiowe of w 'sstflngton',
! i . C; James B. Maurer of Han is
I burn Pa., president of the Pennsyl
vunia State Feleratlon of lahor. and
'Senator Dai id I Walsh of Majtsurhu-
setts.
All have accepted. The commission
! will meet immediately In Washington
to organize ana the Inquiry win be
gin with the taking of testimony in
that city at the earliest possible date.
Witnesses already have been invited
from Ireland to prevent fads both from
I the British and the Irish aspects
ITALIAN SKIPPER
MEETS HARDSHIPS
ON JOURNEY HERE
NEW YORK. Oct L8. Hardships
at sea that made tho trip of the
j "ancient mariner seem comparatively
I comfortable, were told by the skipper
of the Italian slrmer Pre.'ldente Wll
fon and his passengers who arrived
Wednesday from Trieste and Naples.
Soon after leaving Trieste a wire
lea warning thni a field of floating
mines had broken loose eausod B trlde
detour tbn fin- broke out in the for
ward room as 'ples w... r.aeln d In
ihe harbor labor agitators harailgu '1
the crew to go on strike, and at sea
the next day two dn.en stowaways
were discovered so the ship put back
to Naples to debark thm. np it
lempted suicide by Jumping overboard
a.nd wa.s arretted.
AftT leaving land attain the hlp
-ame upon seven Moors o-in ustt-d in a
small boat They -nld svc-re .itorm
washed away their sails anil carro
when en rout from Oibraltar to A'
glers. A severe storm, amounting almost to
a typhoon. Which lashed huge waves
over ihi entire liner, wa? encountered
off Gibraltar. For six days she imehed
against the head winds.
BIG EXPEDITION GOING
TO EXPLORE ANTARCTIC
MJBW YORK. Oct. 2S A Bntish im
pi -ia) polar rrpedition which will 1
make a six y.-ar-' geographical, geo-1
logical and mcterurologicnl suryey ofi
the connneni about the south pole. I
With a view to commercial deveJop
ment of tbe froren tract, will sail from
Norfolk. Va.. Commander John L
i ope veteran Antarctic exployer, Fri
announced here
t'oruraander f'ope .aid the enler
prise aOUld be the ft. aie.-u exploring
sxpedHlOB ever undertaken by Eng
land More ( nan 100 men. four ships,
thirty dogs, several airplane, an ex
Lensive wireles.-1 system and moving
plctur" apparatus WiU be employed.
The project, he said, lias two phase?
The firtU is a preliminary reconnais
sance over 1500 miles of virgin terri
iory and the second, four years Of
Uldy ol the antarctic regions by
means of airplanes flying trom a net
work ol ba.ses to be established in
AptafCtlca, the area about the pole.
The purpose of the expedition. Com
mander '.'ope said, it not to reach or
t explore the pole itself, but to gather
meteorological data over extended pe
riods and lo study tho Influence of
Antarctic conditions on Australia and
I South Africa: Investigation and devel
Dpmenl ol ihe mineral deposit known
to exist and careful study of the whale
I fields of the rcaion.
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Queries Old Man Winter.
"Sam Snowstorm blowed in to see me last week an' I reckon when
you crawled out the next morning you felt his icy breath an' saw him
layin all over creation, mussin' up the roads an' fieer.n' your feet
an' remindin' you to peep into the coal bin an' everything. Well,
Sam will be back again an' he'll be stayin' around a spell next time,
so you better be orderin' CASTLE GATE OR CLEAR CREEK
COAL NOV, while you can get it an' ii's easy to haul."
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Former Foreicin Minister of
Belgium Tells Progress
Body Has Made
BRl'SSKl.S. Oct 2. fBy the Asso
ciated Press.) Satisfaction w:Un the
manner in which the council of the
league of nations had functioned In
the period from the formation of thi
leagnie to the prcsonl, on ti c eve of
the firs', meetlnc of th.- leajfUi - BB
semblv .it Geneva v im evpre-s-d Wed
nesday by Foul Hymens, former for
elirn minister Ot BSlsSn and repre
sentative of that nation in the leagui
council.
"At the end of the flrsi chapter of
th history of the league with this
tenth session said M Hymana in his
stattment. I think It UW ' r. H'l Ihnt
the council hos performed ihe dntie
assigned to it by the covenant "
RBI IBWS WORK l"'v l
' Our report to the assen:.)! pi the
lague," said he. "will review our ac
tion in the Malmedy-European nues
tion also our organ ir-i lion of the ad
ministration of the Bnrre valley, as
well M our study of the ntatU
the. oitji of Dansls). We he not had
time to complete the organisation Oi
the free city, which will be work of
he new council iTler the assembly
has elected successors to the repre
sentatives of the powers of lliiiiled In
terests) Belgium, Sweden, Spain nd
Rrasll;
k WORXiD OOl Rl
The action taken In tin- Polish,
Lithuanian and Finnish inisunder
standlngs will be IncluJeJ in our :
port which will expli.ii to th" aatem-
bly the creation of an organism in -j
dispensable to the le icue, namely, an
.International court, peimanenl mil:-,
tar and naval comlis'ons and coin-j
missions of trn!li and hygiene."
We hve established in this coun-l
oil a sort of International spirit which
has Kreatlv aided our work." conclud
ed M Hymans. "We a I way-; cinie to
an agreement on even,' quest'. -r '
He said that the counril had re
ceived no Intimation that Qermany
would apply for admlsdon to .he
league at Geneva.
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EPISCOPAL BISHOP WHO
WENT CATHOLIC, DEPOSED
ST LOUIS, Mo. Oct 28 Formc-r
Bishop Frederick J Kinsman, of the
dioceae of Delaware. ho resigned last
year, afterwards entering the Roman
Catholic rhurch, was formally deposed
! at a meeting of the house of bishops
of Ihe Episcopal church Wednesday
The former bishops name wai
I stricken from the rolls of the house,
it was stated
U was stated also that it was d.
cided to appoint a biehop at Salina.
I Kan., which is at present in a mission
ary district The bishopric will be
'filled In the election when a suffragan
bishop for Liberia and a biehop for
Honolulu also will be chosen.
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KELL-ANS
FOR INDIGESTION
I RI t t REG I SI I It n
V. ASH l.N' .'I i N. OCI 28. - A:i ciit;1-
quake ot modeiate Intensity 'va- rr-im
1st e red today at Georjetown UuiV i
selsmographical pbsorvutory, begin
ning at 8:01 a. m. and lasting until
8:40 a. m. The center of tue dis
turbanee was estimated as 4.S00 miles
from N'ash)ngton. I
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HI N ( 1BINET Ql IT
LONDON, Oct. 2S. Reports tha?
the Lithuanian cabinet ha resigned
arc denb d by that country's envoy
! in this city.
King Augustus 111 of Foland had
1 5im wig . io wear.
NOTICE
Neighbors of Woodcraft, Sego Lll j
Circle No. iTi will hold-election of all 1
officers at the re,,..ii. i raeetlng ThUrs i
I day even in sr. i i.tol.er L'Sth. Members
I requested to attend.
KATE in; Y.MAN. Clerk
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SteSOX'S FIRST soo.
CLINTON, la. Oct 28 -A Hjgh
s-now. the first of the -e.i-Mi.i oe II
fell dlirlnR a period of about tw.ntv j
minutes this morning.
Trouble Window
j IT'S FUNNY, OR SAD 01 something j
: THAT WHEN THE TAXPAYER of Weber
I; COUNTY OR ANY QTHER county this
YEAR, TAKES HIS tax notice with
BIG, GRINNING FIGURES on them to the
jj TREASURER'S OFFICE to shell out
jj HIS LAST SHECKEL and throw in his
j UNDERSHIRT SO HIS property may stay
jj WITH HIM FOR ANOTHER year at least,
HE SEES SOMETHING funny which makes
jj HIM LAUGH AND ROAR and hold his
SIDES FOR SURE enough he finds that
THE DEMOCRATS HAVE made good
; PREPARATIONS TO GREET the lambs
j! TO BE SHORN. THE taxpayer will
j! FIND A BIG SIGN in the county
TREASURER'S OFFICE which says in
GREAT BIG LETTERS on cardboard,
jj "TROUBLE WINDOW," and he will
jj HAVE TO GO OUTSIDE the building
: AND GET IN LINE where people are
HOLDING SLIPS OF PAPER in their
ii HANDS AND THERE are no smiles
j ON THEIR FACES. And the taxpayer
WILL GO OUT of the building on
jj HIS TIPTOES SO as not to
WAKE UP the clerks who are
j! SLEEPING AT THE other
WINDOWS.
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