t
Consulate to Stay
Closed Pending
Full Investigation
U. S. Government Not Cod
vi'nrrd of Misconduct on
Part of Officer! ai
Charged by Uritidi.
Wihinton, Sept. ..-(Dy A. P.)
The Wihinf mo govtrnmcnt it nut
convinced that thrrt wu any miicon
duct on the part of its to consular
officer it Nrw Cattle, England, who
recently were deprived of their au
thority by Uriiiih ufficial and until
proper investigation hi been made
no ir arc to b talcrn to reopen the
New (iiilc rotimlale,
I h action the Uritith (utiiorU
tie in cancelling the exequatur of
the two Ainrrmn agent, it wa
pointed out today, automatically re
u'.lrtl in the doting of the consulate,
and if inconvenience to Britih iuh
jrrtt ha rrtulteil, reponilihiy for
it de not rrit upon WatlmiKtun.
Tor tlie prrtent no other contuljr o(
ficert are available for the New Cat
castle pott, it it declared, and in any
i.ne tint government it immediataly
interested in having the doubt which
ha been cast Upon itt reprrentative
cleared away, one way or the other.
Official here will lint discu the
incident in detail, hut it it apparent
that cancellation of the exequatur
came a a aurpritc, in view of the
fart that the anion wat tjkenliefore
the State department had completed
it investigation into the British
charge that the New Cattle consul
and vice contul had improperly in
fluenced traveler to patronize vettel
of the United States shipping boird
in ditcriinination of British thip.
It wa learned that President Hard
ing hat interetted himself in the cane,
and while he recognize that addi
tional evidence may be produced a
tne investigation continue, he be
lieve nothing ha developed to the
prettnt time to reflect discredit on
the two men. Stale department offi
ficial aid there wa no information
in their possession upon which dis
ciplinary action agaimt the consul
would be justified.
First representations received In
Washington from the British foreign
office, containing affidavit alleging
that the New Castle consulate offi
cers had exercised improper author
ity in persuading traveler to use
American ships, it wa authoritative
ly aid, were answered with a request
that the exequatur held by the con
tul thould not be cancelled until an
investigation by thi government
could be made. The evidence ub
mitted did not satisfy officials here,
it was said, that the charge had
been substantiated and they asked
for time to make an investigation be
fore final action was taken by them.
Ambassador Harvey ha been
fully advised of the situation as it is
viewed by official here. He also has
been informed that the policy of thi
government would be to keep the
consulate ciosea at least until die
investigation being made is concluded
and the government i able to select
new officer to, take over the New
Castle post. Any request by Great
Britain for reopening of the con
sulate, meanwhile, will be answered
in thi light.
Daughter of Tumulty
111 With Pneumonia
Oberammergau, Sept. 2. Miss
Mary Tumulty, daughter of Joseph
Tumulty, secretary to Woodrow
Wilson during hi presidency, i se
riously ill with pneumonia in the
Wilhelm hospital. Her parent are
expected to " arrive Sunday. Miss
Tumulty was injured in an automo
bile accident near Oberammergau
recently.
Pari, Sept. 2. Mr. and Mrs. Jo
seph Tumulty arrived in Paris on the
Majestic last night enroute to Ober
ammergau where their daughter,
Mary, is reported to be in a critical
condition,
Mr. Tumulty is arranging to fly to
Munich if the weather permits, un
less assured that his daughter has
passed the crisis. Mrs. Tumulty is ill
and is unable to make an airplane
flight, but place have been reserved
on the Orient express due in Munich
Sunday night.
Coroner' Jury Holds Death
of Two in Wreck Accident
Cape Girardeau, Mo., Sept. 1 2.
(By A. P.) A verdict of accident
was returned by a coroner's jury
late last night, following the inquest
into the death of the two men known
to have been killed in a wreck of
fast train No. 805 of the St. Louis
and San Francisco railroad near
Wittenberg .15 miles north of here,
when rart of the train crashed
through a bridge.
About 50 passengers are reported
to have been injured, some seriously.
The two known to have been kill
ed are:
J. P, Warmalh of Gibson City,
Tenn.
S. Sr. Yearta of Hayti, Vo. son
of a railruad conductor of the I'risfo.
FarlVr report indicated fmr had
Wen killed, among them , a woman.
'I hs wa thouaht to be due. hrw
tet, to a duplication in checking
the n of the dead and in)uie!,
Ih.lum.l ,.f -IVes)" Mir,h
.Widei'taUy Wounds!
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The bronze ttattie of Frederick von Sihillrr, German Toct, ha been
returned to its base in Kiverview park after having been interned in the
public library for the period of the war. '
The statue was presented to the city about 10 year ao by the Ger
man societies of this city. Its return to the park was authorized by the
city council.
1J66,U8 Russians
Executed by Cheka
Up to Last February
London, Sept. 2. A Riga dis
patch to the Times lay that, ac
cording to official bolshevik fig
ures, the cheka executed 1,760,118
perions before being renamed the
supreme political administration
last February. The total Includes
6,775 professors and teachers, 8,800
doctors, 355,250 other intellectuals,
1,234 priests, 54,650 officers, 260,000
eoldicrs, 59,000 policemen, 12,950
land owners, 192,350 workmen and
815,100 peasants.
During the civil war the bolshe
viki have had more killed than all
Russia during the great war.
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We Close at
One O'clock
Labor Day
Monday
September Fourth
1922
Beginning Tuesday, September 5th,
Store Hours 9 A. M. to 6 P. M.
Cafeteria open Monday until 1 o'clock.
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armmj lal4 tlt-Nn ftlhrM
KulK 4U4 ! Ik km -t fcaf
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! on h-i l lut ". Mary l ai..i'P
hitnii iniK.Mii m la Ik
Uia4 Ula4
tk IHt'lHa.
flraa lal4. Na A har tor, Sara
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ra tumi tint tin ntia ma'kini.
actual It Tk l4(kl h14 tt kl.
Ukrr, Jak, Stinatr flaiu.
HNWI taklDMJMk
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4la4 al k'a hlc k-ilk ( . h.b ,
u.U wwnt, avaoat at, ki in aaa u(
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frill a a.
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f Tall lnlrrin.ni mi Ht4 I I ha
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4 kMitibaf tif kaara laa.afil al Ih li.il.
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II. al IN aia ( ta ta.ra Ini.imanl a
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Jaiaaa IM ftana.
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(lllla a. ii i.f Mr an4 tlia, I. Ma kvau.
tit Kaal Taulh alre.l, 4l-4 It knur allar
kirih. aaraii-l " ham al Aui.ua ami
liuarmani at at nail In Ik Aumt rama.
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a Ukan I ABa-linu. nit, lir tuntl,
n. c7i. MMlel.
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iia nf i on r ad liui-l. living naar liar.
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lal tt lla.iti.aa ' k. oji fi.4 ui)
f tk.i. .ia. )iui4ay kka 14 tilt.
lt4 lit auk k4 l 4ukUi
Mr. Mart K. ( rafl.
Aur.x. k.kTka rukrl uf Mra Vary
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i t. I'lafl lb- a-(ti.a Hai la)
lia'ta ( HaV J. II kal.ab4it !"
fuau.ariF lk trabrlaiia aaiar mt Ikia
rlla, a4 Hra. i, A I'mila. aiit (.4.I..I
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ir, Mia Ilutr4 lUmiuutui. l Uiu
lar. Aaa la la tltl4 tr t ill'
Jean.
Jlk K. lil.la.ll.
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ki4 (I lk -iri.i.n.. n iliu'.u la A.
iia llr MmIii 414 m k hum al
M4r!4, Kak Mr lauiaw U kanr It
laaia I4 II rama In llaimliua runl
la lilt 4 ka4 ir mi hla film lit
llaaaar uiaaian i-r -r I t-ar Ha
pni la lk tlai l'.ntinl IMa.
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monlka, kklll Ik rlu.a il Ikal ar. Ila l
Urtf4 tt) bl klJuW tii'l a t" khllUiaa.
' ataaa)H A kt kartt.
Aumt a Nak JoarMh A 'h.lll r( Mr.
lall. Mali, rll.. al Ilia hoal.nal at tlaal
ma iritr aa Minaa 4,1 a ! w 4ata, Mi-
vkallt I aulla-l It alt ckillllaa,
tlalthl Maikark.
Nh.n.a1"4h, la lialalil Mkl.k ;
Sharianilt.ak kf man ark Hl.4 al Wa-ll
Uiitita, i. r . f lih4 r.'ar. la aur.
;l l. a Lilila ft la ihi'iilka llj.i-l
aa In Atlinainn i-HiMriart, 'Tk "ii.il
man ana ni..,i. In Ika Imuni l lu
ra Ilia bmltiar ri4 ttaiit a. aa
luuill S allh Ik tanuK'a l(ainl,ii 1 11 laii.rt
kaii4 an4 araa I'.rjK.I 111 lima In fx I"
Waaliliim-n atllh hi alalara, Mr Karl
Hnaiiaa4 Bf Tunan, I, and Mi- llriaa
ManbuM, MniBa ruiUaa aluilnil.
A.
rrlm4. Nh
liar ol Ik firm
luial lilU'lrliianl
la a hi tfMal in
lapn fit llil r
haul fmrn Ik
liallui aa nn
.ilik rirunly in
Y. I.nllnn.
A, Y iuiiuii, aanlur mam.
nf tialluii aV ktui. atrii nl
rl. it i' 1a nl Ikia 1 111 at
llaaint Tha Iw.ilf w,.t
'Ii r anil lh funaral mi
ontraaallniial rhurrk. Mr
nl Ilia klimar illra nf
I an atlatiaia lan l canrr.
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IHk iiiiiiI. iii.I bnainaaa Ila I amtl4
if . all h4 l"r .kllitiaa H klaa
h.a la k.ihi lii'li"t rt'ik k'ar
1 1 iaa4.
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aui aii.ir. vb iki il Kunarl r.
Im .-r J II kaalrlana ilo-ar kallla.
aaii uf kui.ri.,r abii 4ia4 a( liail 4ia-
a, .! I.-I.l Ik ra-l'ra Mr k'.
14. .III 'I . Ih til ug kuainra I an
lirrtur In I'm. -entinuii 1 fix kiwl
until l:u II aa II. Tk I4 ri
luaa had rhaia nf tha aarvlraa Ila laa
a aula. dau(kir, Mr. Kara, (
thlt iH, ami a tianJia, J Mai
Mr. Mam A. Malkar.
tainr, N.l. Mra Mary A Wtlkar,
fi rltr.l i ika koiiir nf k-r dauahur. Mr,
t'trd ami, Hi ah.nn ka I144I ia4 lr
Hi. laal It y.ara. Mra Maria la lk i.nly
aurtitin fl.,1.1. llutial a la Ktaigrata
llmiia tainaina,
frank llarflaaa.
tlrairl. 4.k. Anniunrntan r.
r.h., h.m i.f Hi. .inih of frank ll-r-r
run fi.niiaiiy nf lliia riiy, al Kna lily,
Tna ki) a. .a rr?nttr4 and krsutht t
H aiti. l-t lairibl Mr, llarnao lha
an nf Ilia ibm Thiii, -a llarrirwa, an
if Ih flral lnat'.ra vf llaalrlr.
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li.nirira, Xmt, llrrman llralmwakl, M
r-,urit i.f Jrfrla'in tlllily. ihrd nf li.arl
il'4aaa. a I hia h'trn. k.-r Plymouth Ila
la fturtiv.il by wi'liiw, ihra i-liii4ra and
a nuinltar tif tirifr ai,4 liruitirrt.
haan Mnilalrmii,
Vnrk, Nrb- naaa ,l4alrm II. 4i4
tl III. fritjly li'ittia nvar tiiralittm Ma
runt. In Nlra4 In lilt and limit a
h'.tnratrad niir tilaaluilt ah'l II had
rrat'l-l atrr .n-,
Mr. Marl klrliuard.
Tmk, Nik Marin Klrintanl dlrd aud
ilmly al h r hmti In Hainlaiaun. fullow
tittf ali'.k nf laralvail Tl' Hialnaard
family am rnrly r.'t.lia In toife cutiniy
In Ih yi. titliy tif If fti'taiann.
lnt!n IVIt-rann.
Turk. N"ii Mdiiia Ixafaon. nnty
dauahinr f Sir. ,'it'l M'l tiaiar 1'rlaia.in,
rlird tl M'lillntin, C.,l Mr 4 Mr
i'ai. ran fata.. ad fioni Vatk bbumI I
nii.i ha in, Tha l4) aat biturkiil haia
uf kwtwl.
M. . Htalaf, .
Talil hatk. Nab N.a h-t k.d
h.ra if lk riaaih at 1 aair, Vtt. It
II. IVInlai. a k.l aaa t4l.r uf Ilia I'imI i,
I'll.) i hur.N uf T.l.la II. In l"l III
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laUr tw alt liula A (. Jra.ia lat.r ha
akl la I Ikitiia, Nrb , and ftm thai la
i'aatwr, Vita, f ar akirk t-u ha l'
a kain.al a4 Ila It auitliad l a !(
tad an u..pn4 dtuahl.r,
Mr. O," U, Havka.
Tttla yin.-k. NahMra tl. ft. Ha.kua.
(arniarly al kuinmrt ll.M haa . kul ni. ia
rtranily af Vaiail, kan , at ,. at 1,-r
huma ia ikal my liar linian 1 al
i'na lima aditur t.f Ika Mniiiiuritiri,! aua,
bul kua I rtliur ef ih- Uai.ny ih.n I
lialalla. Mt. flat Kua l,l ti.f .v.ral
yraia tl I'ulli'la, aumk ml bar-, I thi
muni jr.
I. K. Uramntaad,
In4 I'liy fui.t4l a.rtiira In. p V.
tiruntiii'Hid, f. arm diad al h't hun t la
ltid t'lly. hal, in ki l.uk.a M I;
rhur-h. Mr irumnitd iana 1.1 Una
munly 'n Hla, lull. 1'ir llitlni i'na
until futtr y.aia aa. whrtt ha 1 4111a l'i
liayid t'lly. II lrra hla alili, a an'
fuur 1 hllitran. ftt.nl. aim la an tf-ttaiin
In Kumiia Kdna, Mltfarat, arnna and
walttr, an i.f ihia m.
I rank mhinlJI.
Mi Pntilt rii,a a. ,iinil i.f llarndi.n,
han, aim it,-.l hrta, mi huiii in
ll -rttdnn. Ilia t and II th ltliin Itr.
yi.
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I......I, - K,, , l.g.M., ,,d tt hla
kmtia In lllla rty. It hr t,na t,f tha
nii,4t tiiiMiiii.iit iiiirma In li.ik rmintr
III had haall itlya m tint alfalta i.f
Ih rtiuuiy an4 tiiy fur a numi..r nf
Hira. II. arvrd aa rrmniy rrfaam.r ami
da,tity tr.nrurar fnr aithl far; a a f,uai
maalar nf narM.li for tit yaara air,, itiani.
bar t.f Ih tuy ri'iii. it. Iiiirtna ha
lint lha ttnpulltt had tunlrnl af Ih Nr.
hr4ka l4,4latuia ha n ana nf ih f-
flri-n i,f lha h'i'la.. af r-lirrapitlalU t Irl
Ua nr Ihr. a.a.inna nf lltat bnlv. II
laavn a.v.n rlilliliau lu nitmrn Itta da'lt
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not, ib.Ib. N-k; I a.taa af 1 ia..
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ham ( t Aalkan l.laka, Jtlit 4
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l.iaa, cl , Mi Aim al t!,
MT. A. Tkanra.a.
ftiaka t.,ay ruaartl rlr
kald at ih M4ik..n.t (Hurra in Imaai:
f.ir W, A Uantpt.!, Blaauta raaldaal af
Mi.tltaa Una Ila I tlla4 tr 14
ald.iw 14 t ' rklldr.a.
Iataa4 A. Wkaata.
Ptaaa Illy Liaual A. tak!. l,
rl.ll a r .lar f I kit ally. 4i l
ika Old aa.tlia. Horn tl lyaark,
kan. Ha had aaida4 la laa anttl
t.iy raiaiiily, ahaa h raaaa4 I ika
h.ma A law dat yrlitr la kit 4aati
I,, it.m mattai.d kia phrantl fmaaat ky
lumpint im Ik lr l4 rrcklk( k '
ha.l likar lur tuna Tkia aa kt
fatnrlla t'unl lli.nl. t a.r.ina ia tka
ar k h.'.tf ajalal In.ltan Irnnk'aa)
Ihioufhuvi Kakraaka aa4 Ika pia!.
Snutlirrn (Irrrk Army
Onltiril to ITrhak Linfl
Allien. Sept 2 -(Uf A. P.)
(ieimrat rmy healijuailer hat ora
dftrd cnnrentiatlon of the rntu
tmithern fireek army on the LVhak
line in Aia Minor to make a d'ftnin
tain! anaiutt the advame of tha
'1 tnki.li nituiitlittt,
Tim maneuver I erpttled to ra
lirve the titnation ronmlriahly.
The Kaiclnmerini, semiofficial
newtpapir, eatimate the nuniher ol
vvrvimM in the rerent fighting at
1 ,5'n. The fatalities, it drrUiet, hat
Ik en relatively few,
Syntcrisn dtspatili ayt that lt
night the (ireek retreat tonard t'chtk
was coniiiiiiing and thoiinandi of o
men and rlnMren were fleeing ahead
of the army to escape the Turk.
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