Sioux City Journal, The (Newspaper) - February 4, 1922, Sioux City, Iowa YEAH I VOLUME I SATURDAY THREE PLANS TO PASS MEAS URE IN TWO HARDING CALLS CONFERENCE Lenders in Congress Summoned White House Next Week to Dlc cuss Plans for Financing Com By David ly The will be a solder bonus this All doubt on the subject was removed when Halding today agreed to meet the members of the finance committee and the house ways and means committee to determine the method of said after talking that the soldier bonus would be passed by the house In two Senators at the White House would follow suit in a iort the money lie raised The probabilities are by a sale government raising the money Chairman Fordney the senate will bonds or treasury Direct luxation has practically heen though was careful to point out that there were many ways of raising money and that congress had varying llu would not fa vor a tax on He showed plainly that think much of the sugges tions by Secretary Mellon that money might be raised by taxes on second class mall tobacco and Mellon had not made any recom but had listed tho ways by which money could be of the peoples Danger in More from the unfavorable economic effects which might result from jnore the politics the situation is against tills The very listing ol possible sources of revenue by Secretary Mellon sent political shivers up anJ down the spine of congress Tho pendulum Is swinging again toward raising the money out of tho proceeds of the allied chairman who to the White House really to talk about the empowering a commission to negotiate with foreign governments concerning the payment of interest and principal on the made it clear that the funding itself no longer con tiny reference tp tho soldier bonus and not carry pi of government aid to thS war but will specify the exact means by which the be Al though the treasury Insists that the country cannot stand another bond Issue without refunding oper ations whereby money Is being constant ly borrowed from tho American people to Victory bonds which shortly the legislators on Capitol hill Insist the of America to absorb new has beeh greatly and that bonds given the government directly to the soldiers as bonus could bo sold by them or the government could itself sell the new i and give cash to the veterans with out disturbing tho fiscal operations al ready in process for the borrowing of sums to meet Interest and principal of existing bond Britain to Pay Another Idea which seems firmly Im planted in the congressional mind IH that Great is ready to Interest on the war debt and that some time this autumn the first payments can be con Those who feel that money will he forthcoming Insist that the American government can begin paying tho soldiers out of the treasury receipts and can apply the funds re from toward the new in Tho department takes exception to this Secretary Mellon has emphatically op posed this scheme and said that payments received from the allied war toward paying off exist ing Liberty and Victory This question soon arise to whether the secretary of the treas ury WH ue upheld or overridden by the Onco before when the reve nue was drafted Melloi pointed out that a deficit would occur unless a certain scheme of taxation was put congress went ahead and wrota Its own with the consequent effect that the predicted deficit Is ma must decide whether the Judgment of tho treasury Is right Members of congress claim that the difference of opinion Is entirely mutter of conjecture what the American people will In the way of and they claim that the treasury department Is too con In Us un new bond issue could ibe flouted without serious embarrassment They point to the floating of new bond Issues by private concerns and the rapid Continued oil Iaga STEALS MANS WIPE AND THE BANK ROLL Chicago Doctor Swears Out War rant for Manager of a De Special o The a mans wife is not such an extraordinary In but when thu thief also takes the family bunk roll wherewith to sup port thats something else Sebastian Becker haa sworn out a warrant charging Ray gen eral manager of a detective with stealing Becker and also operating confidence gaum In order to support Becker told his story In the morals Ho said when Becker several weeks Smedley volunteered his to find to he the search led across Michigan and mill after tbe doctor had ig any definite case in ef horn THE Yesterdays P 10 11 12 oclock 1 3 4 6 0 7 Is the forecast of the pov weather bureau for Sioux and The maximum tfin was The was S The sun oclock and will set at THE lowa fair Saturday and Sunday rising temperature Smith Dakota fair Saturday warmer In east portion Sat cuider by Sunday Nebraska fair Saturday and warmer Saturday colder in portion by Minnesota Increasing cloudiness Sat probably followed by snow in north and eastern portions by night ris ing temperature somewhat un SUMMARY THE DAYS NEWS Sleuths find murder Arms envoys touches nn clews in to put on finishing Pago Arbuckle jury deadlocks dismissed by Togo Tombs guards frustrate plot to free a Uncle Sam to stop construction on ull Page Hallways should cut says Sec Page Moro troops are on guard at New Page Slightly better tone prevails In trado and Page Strike ballot for pope causes food results In no Page shortage in Page bonus conference to calls Pace life while Page Man attempts to end his testifying in own Fire In store thought to be incendiary kerosene Is Page SOUTH Inheritance tux for year IDil nets slate sum of Paso Dame of Hugo college quintet is defeated by Nebraska Page Three athletic events are on program at Trinity college and cleared of profession Page automobile Two persons suffer broken result of falls on Is named as exalted ruler of lodge Pago rh Page Three men arrested In connection with Puna to lies Moines In auto stripping Business boost Call Milling wheat is but Sioux City men go for supply Is Page Police believe they have put on end to blowing Methodists will revive tithe method TO raise church clogs at North Paul candidacy for re Bandits haul stalled park Pane announces Page to lonely Page Postal savings deposits hero In Janu show u marked Health situation is improving each city officials Pugc Farmers voice protest against 1022 pav ing Jagt Chicago wheat prices beyond recent high Page demand for supply of killing Page C to cents more good FIND MAKE FIFTY ARRESTS Holds Conducted by Texas Mil Forces Are Directed from in Raids by state military forces directed from an airplane marked extension of martial law In Free stone county No sooner had mar tial law been extended than an airplane flying low over the wooded sections of the new territory Under com mand of the state Signals were given from the ami state working with the state guards men and prohibition enforcement of went almost directly to the they say they found seven stills and made 60 n ma The work of searching for stills and suspected of violation of the liquor laws went smoothly and When unknown parties in a thicket fired at the airplane It quickly flew upwards and out ot There was no Inter with the of the raiders on v The eastern part pf Freestone In which the are In sparsely and Trinity river bottoms are thickly covered with The topography Is to be Ideal for concealing und hard or a stranger to Martial law was declared In the oil field about the middle of Nell setting forth in the dec that state aid was need to stop The declaration of martial law to in clude all of Freestone county effective Jacoh In command of Iho state moved hx headquarters from to Teague shortly after 5 oclock The move was the first public announce mnt of the Within ashort time after the soldiers were moved raids dl airplane The taken today outnumbered tho rangers and others rounding It was they would bo taken to Camp Winter about half wuy between ami Citizens pf offered en operation to the military A phu for soldiers was and offers of assistance In every way were Breaker MoUe la Ieter Jan of thu men who me county at tua hotel her to of CONCLUDES SESSION IN A DISCHARGED BY THE JUDOr Dozen Votes 10 to 2 Conviction on Finn Ballot Case Placed on Calendar for Next Monday to Be Set for Third Han The Jury in the second trial ot a manslaughter charge against Hoscoe Ar buckle decided qt the conclusion of a session that It could not agree and was discharged with the fi nal ballot standing 10 for conviction and two for was accused of tho death ot Miss Virginia of a motion picture who was taken 111 at a drinking party In suite here ut tho Hotel Francis on Labor and died four days later as tho a rup tured Case to Be Tried The case on the calendar for next Monday to be set for Its third Both prosecution and announced that they would favor such So wna the defense of Its position that It had submitted Its case without final This had an effect oilier the one according to Nate one of the In a thought that when the defense declined to argue H Had thrown up Its he The weakness of Us case was apparent from tho The first 10 ballots steed nine to three Cor and thereafter until the 14th and final ballot its was 10 to appeared to be somewhat downcast oC his family were to visibly perturbed that It was Home momenta before greeted him or his after the was The was The Jury had been out since Ul Wednesday Two Favored t littler Nate Friedman me of the announced that those voting for acquit tal were Lee Poison and Clem The first 10 ballots were 9 to fn Then It switched to 10 to 2 and stayed there until the Hth man Friedman Its failure to argue the case counted greatly against The fact did not take the stand had no effect on has been a defendant throo once In a police court hearing on a murder charge sworn to by nappes Maude Dul which was reduced to and the superior court on man slaughter A drinking In his suite at the Ho tel September was the affair that led up to Miss death four davs Getting a Jury and hearing evidence and 111 the took three The principal prosecution wit Key Provost and Alice show created u sensation by testifying they could not remember their testi mony In the first trial showed that Miss had 1 am lie hurt STEPHENS WEDS HER RUSSIAN WORKMAN No Given for Hurrying Nuptials Set for This Dispatch to Tins New Marian Buck ingham Stephens and were at 8 oclock In the Hus slun Cathedral of Tho diag Ifad been publicly announced for 4 oclock No announcement It was to be hurried was and no one the wedding party of aboTH a knew that It had The couple departed Immediately ably for the home of tho brides mother at Carolyn hall at Father who per formed the denied himself to afterward on tho ground of la and not even the names of the couples attendants were Mo reason could bo gathered for hurry ing the H was that the decision to avoid the more formal proceedings which had been set for to morrow afternoon was reached a of conferences In which tho bride groom to his fiancee and mem bers of her At the church it could not be learned whether Stephens rr tho brides Norman f NEW YORKS GRIP SPREADING Health Department Reports In New High Record for Now cases con to spread today and reports re at the health department tonight Commissioner Copeland that a high record for the year would bo reached fi the report to bo made There were new cases grip ani 200 pneumonia cases this us compared will grip and iofi pneumonia cases reported IS deaths from grip n from pneumonia listed hi todays ANTHRAX GERMS By John Slims Tribune I serious hitch has arisen in the peace negotiations between Ulster and the Irish Tree Mir James the Ulster who arrived In London this gave out a stalment to tho effect that no agree ment Is possible on the frontier as mat ters stand nl Craig explained the deadlock which was readied during yesterdays conference witli Michael Col lins at saying he been led tp understand by Prime Minister Lloyd and by speeches In the house of parliament that only a slight adjustment of the boundaries was On this ho agreed settle the boundary question with Collins direct without British but when he arrived In Dublin Colling produced maps claiming nearly half of Ulster for the territory claimed In cluded Tyrone and largo parts of Armagh and Derry and tho cities of and Craig wild Collins evidently consid ered he has received a promise that the people of Ulster would be allowed to Jefferson state health ordered to Inspect ttr brushes health salU a importation ot brushes contain ing been to that ona Vi ill g HIP IS DISLOCATED WHEN AUTOS COLLIDE Accident Occurs at the West nnd Mam Streets West Sixth suf red a dislocated hip and two deep his forehead In an ent at the Intersection of West ml Main streets at 10 oclock Friday The occurred when a car by Hell collided with a machine by of Council Bell wan taken to tlic where his injuries ported tn be not No the Annis machine wan NORTH AND LEADERS IN A P CK Craig nnd Fail Efforts to Frontier Continued on Page ARMS ENVOYS ON THEIR FINAL LAP FINISHING TOUCHES ARE TO BE PUT ON FAR EAST TREATIES IN SHAPE Plenary Session Will Approve All for Next Jy tho for the and frills that are to adjournment the conference ot and far questions Is At a session tomorrow the re maining treaties and resolutions are to be formally and arc to say goodby to one another In speeches expressing the gratification of their governments over the conference On Monday at another meeting the treaties will lie signed and and I resident Harding will deliver the conference valedictory in a brief Already tho upon the conference agreements as is moving to suspend work on the 13 battle ships ami battle cruisers now under luu destined for the scrap heap under the naval Tho president does not plan actually to begin the scrapping process mall the treaty lias been ratified by all the pow but he has asked the navy depart ment for Information on which an order construction soon is to bo Two Treaties to Be In their final roundup of tho far east ern tlic conference leaders de rided today to put their conclusions into two far eastern treaties and a number of supplementary One of the will deal with restriction of the tariff and the other will embody tne Hoot four points and the open door Both will have as signa tories all nine of powers represented Actual negotiations on the far eastern problems came to an end today with statements delivered In thu far eastern committee setting forth the position of the American and governments toward thu 21 China viewed with satisfaction yesterday group 5 and some other clauses of the demands would he but reserved her right to protest parts Secretary Hughes as that the American government still stood on Its rights In the matter as it had asserted them when de mands were laid down by Japan In and there the discussion ended without Two Treaties to Be The treaties to be formally given conference approval at ple nary tension uro the two relating to but there will bo a final tion of thu supplementary that been adopted In the far east ern an exchange of notes homeland scope of the Pacific Of ty signed Decem ber The session will begin at a half hour earlier than In antici pation of several hours of farewell Monday ho delegates will sign the the submarine and poison gas the two treaties relating to China and the supplementary notes to bd attached to the The agreement regarding to which the and Japan alone are and the allocating thu former German cables 111 thi uro not yet In treaty It expected they will be to conclusion In the near future through regular diplomatic It IB possible the treaty tween Japan and embodying tho may be signet ut the conference at Mondays meet Tho tw Interested delegations might desire to bring negotiations for mally to an end In the presence of ull the Tomorrows plenary which will wlud up aftar Vt 8 ta develop on the trestles und Jt was would be livid to it minimum null the last vote had been Continued on iagu WILL STOP NAVAL LIMIT 11 VESSELS TO THE JUNK HEAP Two of Six Battle Cruisers Now on Ways Will Be Converted Into Seeks Full In formation from Ily tin lory Io a suspension of work on the Amerl an capital ships to hn scrapped under the President Harding has Secretary Denby to provide him Immediately with full Information as Io the status of the ships under construc Although the president does not expect o lake any affirmative step toward scrapping the ships until all the powers nive ratified tho It Is probable hat there may bo a suspension of work m all of the vessels within a It was said at the While House today that Harding expected to submit the naval agreement and the other treaties of the arms conference to the senate with in a very few after they are He has not decided whether to take them to tho In Plans or the BO far as known are for suspension of construction work on those ships to scrapped under naval limitation treaty pending rati of the Contracts the building of tile vessels would not be it was until limi tation pact became Ships to Be Included In the ships under and not to be completed under iRe treaty are the six bat tin ships nml four of the six One sjilp of thu West Virginia class now virtually com also Is to be destroyed as a Ing although not until the limitation treaty Is In Two of thiS six battle arc to be converted Into Final decision has not yet been by the navy department as to whether two or throe West Virginia class ships under construction are to be ro The agreement mentioned the Colorado and Washington as tho ships to bo but It seems moro prob abln that tho West Virginia will re and the Washington as some naval exports hava this would save more Ulan dol lars 1 i V1 1 Conversion ft battli Into airplane carriers probably cannot be undertaken until the treaty has been It has been how that the department might seek au of congress to transfer sums now available for the completion of new bat tle ships and battle cruisers to tho con struction of submarines and auxiliary craft In thu building program uro not affected by the Among these 15 the 10 scout cruisers for which the department sought authority to Increase the Must Settle with Suspension of work on capital ships rather than cancellation of it was said today at the navy probably would Increase the oost to the government of the settlement of of contractors when the final adjustment is madu for tho breaking up of tho ves This Increase would not bo It was to the If work is to bo continued on the ships during the time tho treaty Is under consideration for The rate of expenditure now averages about a In any event tho government a policy for the navy battle ships for the period prior to tho ratification of tho naval President llar for Information on that subject was as the first direct Mep towards the formulation of prior to presentation congress in u formal naval appropriation for the JUDGE THREATENS STOKES WITH JAIL Defendants Answers Also Arouse Ire of Hts Former Wifes m The New do Acosta the former wife of K testified Court Justice Cohalan today that during their married which terminated with a divorce In had frequently struck her and hurt her very she said this was the first time she had ever given such testimony under Testifying In his own In the suit brought by his present wife for the re covery of her dower I ho aged Ire hotel owner was not only threatened with Jail for contempt of the but was forced to two apol IJe also made to admit writ Ing a letter In which ho urged a woman friend of his wife to don a pair of his tights so that sing for him ho are the first to get a proper pitch to your Justice Cohalan uttered after responding to a tlon put to him by counsel for thu as to what ho meant by the term madu a remark that declared scandalous and un unmitigated Thu remark Is ordered expunged from the said Justice und If thero is any further comment of that kind I shall commit the con of The gray haired defendant was to define a lie looked gripped tho arms of tho witness and then brought forth his own definition If u man a woman that makes her his If they havo been together a few I wouldnt say that U Then followed the remark to which took MAKES OF NEW COMPOUND 3 of a tellurium compound that expects will i vault In doubling the motor fuel just been made by Victor professor of chemistry at of Wisconsin Use if thu substance will redesign of lies slate rail road commission handed down a decision n which slate rates on soft coal arc re luceil approximately IS per The rate hearing was held In new ratiK go Into effect as soon as STRANGER ALLEGED HOLDUP MAN Attempted Bobbery Soft Drink Results Unexpected Ar alleged and suspected was captured in a in a soft drink parlor at irth and Iowa streets after this morning by an unidentified Here Is how It happened a wnp standing in the soft drink when of James In alleged to have ap him with a drawn revolver and him to his It Is was on the point of the when an stranger The Mantling It was a between the Ih an io prevent n possible jumped on Holmes Herman appeared m the scene a moment louring he scuffle the gun had to lie Not seeing the arrested both Jalle and Holmes or disturbing the Meanwhile the stringer had explained the situation at police He was released and lolmes was charged In he Holnus told the police that le left his standing In rout of Hie and asked that It bo Officers Prank Wheelock and William logers procured the automobile and were surprised to find the claimed ly Holmes to a touring An disclosed the fact that he machine was the property of 1803 Douglas The car was from Fifth and jarly on the night of November RAIL RATES ON SOFT COAL COAL IN IOWA IS CUT REVENGE MOTIVE FOB KILLING THINK SLAYER WAS A MAN CHECK BOLD PLOT TO MURDERER HACKSAW BLADES SMUGGLED INTO TOMBS FOUND IN CELL Negro Slayer Two New York Planned to gland Hollywood Being Baked for Evi dence Which Throw on Mystery Prominent Stars to Appear nt Edward to The TJOS murder of director in chief for the Famous tonight remains as great a mystery as when his was found in Ills home early Thursday Police are con that revenge was the They are Inquiring Into two underlying because and resentment over some action by Taylor Efforts to locate former secretary for aro His discovery Is declared of the utmost The police did not nny Sands was sought merely as a witness or for some Sands Is declared to been In Los Angeles within tho last few The former secretary had not been In h city for several months fact the police wcn seeking him on i complaint of forgery made by The director charged Sands vanished forging his name to a and hat money and other valuables at the same Police are also seating a man said to u a New York the friend of a movie whose mime they will not He came hero from the hey shortly after the To Call Film stars whose names arc the world and the men and direct their will be Inquest They who railed on Taylor surly Wednesday and HTho naps one of the to him alive Mary Miles another Vi ho formerly was directed isana Charles Chaplin on Way to Sing to Tho New of a bold plot to freu negro slayer of two police an op to make a break for was disclosed today coincident with the sentencing of Untidy to die during the week of March In he electric chair uid his departure under strong guard por King It that two hacksaw blades ind a spoon which could have been Uto a knife or danger were smuggled to tlie negro murderer In the Tombs prison secreted the blades In In wall of his cell and told deputy after their that he had intended to saw his man acles on the way to Discovery of the plot was reported to Warden who had noddy put In a solitary cell and guarded all last by two yesterday took Tombs some new for him to wear to the death Among the articles was a pair of new patent leather low accepted tho clothing and gave the shoes to another prisoner as an act of The other prisoner found that the though had torn mil reported muster to a It was had taken a hack law blade eight Inches lopg froin bc ween the layers of leather In each Then he had made a in tho wall of his cull u ind suspended the saws In tho hole y a piece of Justice ordered an Investi gation into the attempted HUNTING FOR A MAN TO TEACH Wants a Competent In to Spread His Theory that World Is Won astronomy teachings of Wilbur over seer of the earth Is sur rounded by a wall of arid covered by a canopy In which the sun und moon are hung now need only a competent instructor to spread the outside said lie Is hunting for u mun to leach Bible astronomy in the Xion I will hack the man give lUm a good salary und a comfortable Homo and wo will print books and pam by the hundreds of thousands and will muke these fools run for Anybody could believe tho earth s the of an and that one man Is standing on one with his down and I am standing on thu other side witli my head und thut tho whole thing Is rotating on at miles an moving In orbit the rale of miles a and everything is shooting off towards Her certainly Is some all I have to MOTOR TRUCK WITH DYNAMITE WRECKED motor truck loaded with more than of dynamite skidded on plunged over u railing wall on the pike today ut 11111 unit nearly t0 fret to thu of tne Thu did not but the who bt suld to has not been seen wince thu au t 3 ot second unt who wag fatally injured In of the Knlckur Mac Charles a picture manager of tho Others summoned to he cluded uer fw who drove her o tho Taylor bungalow apartment Henry valet of who found the yesterday morning a and The figure of Claire picture was rudely thrust nto mystery In murder of Wil Duncan shot to death in ils home Wednesday Miss Windsor Is but one of a number of player stars playing In the limelight turned on tho shares tho stage with Mary Miles and A week ago Wednesday night Tay or and a prominent moving picture star allod at thu homo of Miss Windsors In Third ave and asked to take Claire to a it the Ambassador It Is declared that Taylor some few days later took Miss Windsor to another party and that nothing was of her again yesterday morning some hours after Taylor was found cold and stiff In his luxurious a bullet holu in his Miss Windsor Miss Windsor could not bu located to Her mother said she was out on location with Marshall a di At the office of this It was was on but not Miss Just what connection there may lie between the murder und Windsors unexplained disappearance from K there bo any could not bd Cronk could give no My daughter knew said Cronk but the first she over went out with him was this time a week ago Wednesday Taylor came with an actor whom I do not I thought nothing of for a long time ago Taylor was her and besides Claire goes out to dinner parties and dances nearly every Tho ways of tho and not for me to ask questions I had not seen since not until this I thought nothing of You sen she him a 3 years and he disturbs her when she sleeps at Ho she has had a couch put In at her and she sleeps there In and no baby crying to When she didnt come home I particularly thought WHS Continued on Pago Two J BERLINS FOOD SUPPLY BEGUN TO WANE Shortage to Strike of Kail Occur it City Tribune part of tho telegraphers union workers various other continued their voting on going out to the striking the goVernment realized thu ot Its today will a Parley with the This the and subway and surface VAV employes ready to go out liua only three days food und fol lowing tho Is Crowds struggled today to get places street curs to go to the tu
