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'4:, Sewtt thing won thrown,\ 5owp like that, t didn't Mrrioer lt,'t S IF From the same atrarco If was iear.ied that atatementa arc- - uulrtie that tuo Grand Jurors did not bellovo Jim. Gibson u to Ui Identity of tto bushy-- hjdred man whom sho Bald sho eaw With Mm. tlntl at tho foot of Do AUAMy lane tuo ovrnln? of Bcpt. H. it u eenemlly understood that Sirs. Qtbton trim stationed on tho platform ot tho New Uruaawlck station of tho Pannivlvotili Railroad for two days with the purpoaa of having hor pick out thla man from among tho cora- ls titers bound for Now Tork. Sho did point out a man \who re- sembled\ tho buahy haired man. Ho tfM a rtUUlvo of Mrs. Hall. But iiho teadfastly refused to swear that bo was tho man ho thought sho saw at and about tho Phillips farm ou tho allht of tho murdor, raying: \Ho had do hat on then and I refuse to rueM what bo would loot: like with r,l hat off.\ Sho persisted In thla rtfUial to mal;o a deflnlto ldcntlOca- - . Uon when beforo the Grand Jury. Proascutor Bookman did not aeotn displeaaad with tlio Grand 'Jury'fl do. ujston. Ho la Bold to havo been of the f plnlon all alone, with virtually the puma evidence Mr. Mott obtained by irolns over tho ground again, that In- dictments would bo unjustified, and uonvictlon Impossible. Whon Mr. Mott was asked what his future ftfttua would bo, bo said: \Well It'a a cato of suspended nnl- - ' matlon.\ TIGER FORSAKES HIS WAR SPEECHES TO ATTEND OPERA Chicago Ovation Keeps Him Up an Hour Later Than Usual. CHICAGO, Now se. lieorgoa Clenicnceau 'halted his appeals for Yrnerlcan frlorldslilp for Franco to- day for rest, in, preparation for tho continuation ;t, hla tour Thursday . morning. last night l.o ronialued up for an hour post Ids usual' bedtime, or .until L it o'clock, desplto tho strain of hla wpeecb nt tho auditorium and tho greatest ovotlon'bw'haa 'received alnoo htb arrival Iintnlcrlt&NVv'ortlieless, ho was up saorflif' after- - dfiwn. Although no ..formal program lias been outlined, It woa expected be would pondtho\t!ay rocelvlng i few call era and jUumollnc.a autoraobllo \ \\\ tour of the' city - \ Ho read .tlth mueli Interest com- - menta on Ijs.bjvcocIv of .yesterday. In which ha declared' that wbtlo France was seoklnff'snly peace, irw wai bo-In- g forced upon her. Attar Ms spocch In tho Auditorium, ho eald ho wanted tc rotum thoro to- night and hour tho Chicago Ctvla Opera couipaiiy'n presentation of tho \Snow Maiden.\ morning lie will ao to SprlngHold, 111., to lax a wreath on Lincoln's tomb, From thern ho vlll jo to St. Louis, where he spoaku Sat- urday afternoon. TTc then will go to Washington. . Clemcnc6au tools l'of his lest yestor-da- afternoon at the Auditorium hero (Jen. Grant's mesjago, \Let Us Have 'Peace.\ Ho kept lils foot .on the soft pedal. Patiently seeking lo explain away the charged uf militarism and Im- perialism brought ngainut his coun try tha old Tiger declared that Franco nought only peace, but that war wan bolng. forced upon. Hw, \If Franco, does uat set tha .help, she , ncoda.\ ' hLtnuotioU- ladon touos. \siio ta&y fcrhapif dls appear. Athena, was a. democracy, very great and vry flno. \ Hut sho .dlrappearod. And If France were to disappear I bcllayo omo day the peoplo ;culd. begin to look around olid oak l: doinctulns had lx't din appeared that inl iimvm\vr( . . . tuo .orld.\ - - - HARDING'S MESSAGE : MAY GO OUT BV RADIO impltOrri, Hkvr jtierM t'onnci tl t With AntM-.i.t- roBlc(- - f ... lutr Htattuu. .WASHINGTON, Nov. muit Hardlnc'B addrcm 19 Concrcse, after tha Uay, may bo broadcat uy radio. S, AmpUflero In nee in the ctcutubu of yk IIoimq Ince the present scsnlon be iuan hexa benu .cemmctod tn tho tuiidin.-- . fCpparatufi on a .powerful radio dtatloi) Hit Anaeor'Jn,\1 iteur lho Captlol nnd the f'pnly operation iit,oetwiy to send to all parU of tho country t proceedings of Vthe 1J0U la the tumlng of u switch, c Houee' offlcinds oald y that whllo fcihire waa .no intention to do tenem! p'rou)oaitlnK (rum the C'avlto! on special Itxtcmlonu ouch an a eptch of the .Tronidunt, ilio ezperlmi.t might bo Jf tried. STRAWBERRIES $2.50 QUART RECORD PRICE FOR THANKSGIVING t'lorlilm I'rHli Hcsu'ir. llrrc ' M rri. I HrllfM' I'Uhm . ,1.- - III'.-.- . ..i i.UIjI lift Vio.lu. lHWeM on to v VgcJ. jrntci- - iy Proust u icfir price of SI. CO a cjuhH, the Stat Utut.-t- - ment of Farm tad MrVu d. llii aklpmMt wu on Wlelc anll\tin'l iTi j rrnrrTrrmtirwrnrTnTTnT SWEEPING ORDER ROM DAUGHERTY TIGHTENS DRY CURB Federal Authorities I old lo Co-opera- te More Closely Shift in Force Here. WASHINGTON, Nov. St) tA..O0- - clatcd IMesa). Attotitlon of Federal authorities throughout tho, country haa been officially called to tlio nccc.i- - Ity of closely, with in hibition enforcement cgenqjea With n vlow to (riiiblnrr tho oxtcnttvo' vim -- tlon of tho statutes. A circular order sent by .Alto-.r.o- General Dautrhcrt. lo All t'nlted States attoruoya to-d- follows: You aro requoNtcd to olvo immo- - dlalo attention to tho condition of tho enforcement of Prohibition Laws In our district, to analyze its pioblema, exomino tuo condition ot your docket In rcrpeet thereto, ttnd to re- port to tho Dejiartmcnt any Buppcji- - iions you may a.vo to make eprorce- - mcnt more oiTccttre. I urgo upon you (ho necessity of adopting ovor ymeano for clearing tho docket and pushing prohibition cases to an early trial. \Whore posalblo and to whatever cxtont you can with propriety do ho, wo desire that you tirfro tho court to givo moro sevoroucntenccs to violators of tho liquor laws. \Xour attention ie Invited to tho Injunction features of tho Natlbal Prohibition act. Nuisance proceedings havo been found to bo an effoctlvo mean of control ad moro frequent re- sort to them la deslrod. This depart- ment is ready as It always has been to nralst you by furnlahlncr forms or briefs of authorities for instituting thla practice In your district. \Wo aro sending to united states Attorneys In districts whore breweries arc located, criminal Informations and blllo for injunction procoodinjjs gainst Individuals and companies un lawfully manufacturing cereal bever- ages. Wo desro that thes6 'bo filed and tried piomptly. Tile Jlnofl for thla la cspoclally Important-i- n injunction pro- ceedings, as the court ma' bo reluct- ant to grantMostrnlnlng ordora if tho nvldonco shows the nulsanco to havo boon committed at a rcmoto period. Whorover thoro la an udequate local Prohibition law, endeavor by nil means nt your command to stimulate enforcement of It by local officials. Heck to establish, as far as your oineo can, u spirit ot botwoen Btuto and Federal enforcement agen- cies to tho end that each may its Just proportion of tho of enforcomotn. Uellovlng that a violation or ono law tond3 to a disrespect of other laws, theso uuseoutlons regarding yotn- Prohibition caoii aro mndo to yon us a muaiiB of currying out the policy 10- - peatcdly Indicated in corrcspondoueo fiom this department of xlgiuiy auu uniformly enforcing all laws.\ PHILADELPHIA. Nov. :3. Fifty now Proiiibiuon agents uavo ucuu addod to the local forced, coming from Now York, Now Jersey, Massachu- setts and Majyland. Whqthcr tho ar-- rivul of tho uddltltinal asents has any 9onnoctlon with tho alleged widc-ynrca- d drinking after tho Awny and Naval f(tball'- - garoo last Saturday could not bo learned, as state niroctor Davis is in Washington. WASHINGTON, Nov. :'K (LtnteU Press). Secretary of the Treasury Mellon, Prohibition Commissioner Haynes und E. C. Yollowloy, Acting rohlbltton Enforcumont Director for New York, wcru in confereneo hero to-d- on enforcement piobletna In New Yoil:, tho osact nature nt which was not divulged. Ycilowlcy, prior to the coutoroncc,- - leclared h6 was oatlalltd with the en forcement situation In his district. Whllo smuggling of liquor Into tl.; city ktiu w;lnU, he declared, tin main offorta of his olllco aro being dlrecttd agalnht local illicit manufacture. Yol towloy eharucteilred aa \oxaKSotntcd\ reports of an rtmi htnu gllus licet off New York. IcclaHus \wu lnvr tl)iit 'Ituntloi' v,.! m hand.\ ue vuiva. i tunlK'i c lu.ijtv- - in tho Now York t'otcc. doWjjinjf thut at t it m \top itogvy.\ Ho cleulod ioijoiiu uini ue vu.to ui, muvou uaci: to Washtmrton. iititlnft tint .ho ux- - pooicii to W) tn Y\rk tin-r- or four tnontlm longer. WHISKEY AND BEER FLOW FREELY IN TULSA, OKLA.; OFFICIAL RAISES BAN \i liiiritm.- - I, mi AMIli 1'rniilr IIhaIm' I'.ir HlllKFl\ tU 'tiun( AMurnr) . Tl LdA Jk! . Nn (I'mtiil 1'ieHf). Illllli lili V iltlll toil) (Vtlt. key How.- - i .j. ,hcit to.da. Thrr no iiho tiyina to muku tho country my when tho cltlrena are 'itttln tor tho booae.\ W. r. Heavers, County .Vttoutey, said, explaining why on cnargos aganibt aueaed hootlegBers have Iwco dismissed In tho County Court. ' \Boo.'.e can run down the streets n far as . am personally concerned,' HwiverH duclarod. \I havo lived 7 yearn and Juut flnUlitd two years In tin County Attorin. ' Otric1 and I huvi- ti. tin cuticltixion t!..it peo pie uiu r itu tucn h lie tin. t.jif.j T'J loin 1'rohn.u.ijii dev n tiit i thiottr.. ' tin veis a uciea.ca tui f tcoi ion hlbttton onf oi unnao , HVADACtfr.l mnu kl.Hilti crii.i,. BltDMQ Tltltlp u 1.11s v. I . . . )iidiH omul fA VI. rem -- 1, Di atari th llntlur rt E, W, .qravt. (8 3T VU Ctt JUtOUO), lV.-T- l. THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1913a, Chicago Truck Arriving at ' ' ' ' f A now record for mutor trek travel tvajs so whon a truck car- rying a ThnnkBglvlng turkey to President and Mrs Harding icpchcd Washington from Chicago (Continue.) i. . - .1 . . tin- - bsidfcoif and left &w of ragged holes In jackot whore MS piarka of rankJind- been. Tears a ttfioklcd slowly 1ovn itla grim fvcn;' A few minutes Jator.hla bnrty. was cari led out. The otheiH tvuio liogganl, pnlo and wonry looking an thoy nnirchod to death, but they kopt thclf norvo. to tho flnich. Theso exccutlonK pmclically Jpod out tho Coalition Cabinet which was In power durltur tho lecent war with Turkey. Tho court martial which condemned these men stated .their an follow . . \ \\ \Thpy ronccaled from tho people the dang' i' of King ConstantlnuUi Vo- - turn xvhloli thoy aouglit in ordor to onjoy high ofllco under him. Thoy stltloU public opinion against them by tcrrcrlstlo mulhods, and nnauged n pretended offensive ngnlnat Conslunll- - noplo, thoioby brlnuinn nlioul. . tlio enemy a TO GREECE AFTER liiir In Confer llh I'urrlcn hccrttiiJ-- ' Trjliin t Mivi- - I'rtmlcr Aiulrm. LONDON. Nov. 2t fl.alloil J'a.o. Tho announcement that solatium. betwoen Gicat Uilt.iiu and Qrceey lud been biokun waa iiiudo officially to day. hecaliso of tho xecutlon yen day of h! MlnlKtorn et tlfo. C.ibUct wblnh frli Kim; l'oiistiinlliu.l dinted V.i t'.ifi1., ,Milnatci I.'i.i'.a u.im ..i ' ilerud lu Utusanm, ti oonfur nmiIi l.oid ritii'oL'vjf.' il ion Atliona .iiniiicmuto.j;, oiib; tho First. Secretary cf tlio Luiiitoh nccoullns u fcnt)-a- l r;ewa uaspatcu. Tlio Cabinet memlA.ib At ere ese cutod following conviction by, a mili tary tribunal of responsibility for the .coent Turkish victors- - over tlu Gioq,k armloH. - s.' ' Aftor tin osocttjioni tlio govern ment piM' out tlu- jromnvifly ,atu.te- - mmt: . - . : '. T.io neuiouco ot Urn muil maiti il Uellvcrod thlfi morning. MaEsrs.. tioiinniuj, Ualtazzln. Theotokis, Pio-- t jpnpudakls, Stratos, and Ucn.' Hod- - j.- - iKflis weio condemned to death anJ w.- c exeeutwl thla inomlng. \Gen. fitratlgos and Mr. Uoudaa waro aenteucod to penal ttrvitudo for life. Tho military defendants weia alko sontoncedto degradation, and tho followlug fines were Inflicted:\ Gou-narl- s, COO.000 drachmas; Stratoa, SB5.000 drachman; 500,000; Baltaills, 1,000,000; Tlieo-tokl- s, 1.000,000: Goudns. 100,000 drachmas.\ ATHENS. No' S. Great Ilrltaln w'. att.mit)! to pievf.nt tho execution c.\ iit'd.Ht-m- ' tlrult :v-i- it la bei e MinlVu- - Lludlcy, it 1 j.i.id, will tij- i\ ,io 1'nnce An- - cicn biotiicr oi ivm; Constantino, I una of tbs Imidois 10ml martlaled on whom nentjuca has oot ct been l'rlnee Anrtraw is hiother-ln-la- to Lord Louta Mountbatten. lilt wlfo.br.. Inc Prlnocai Alice, Lord Mauutbat-ten'- s flMr vlater, Nsv. In tinrty-suv- u imini .inn tnirty four minutes;. Tbr 825-mlI- o trip vno made with on otops for gas. Relays of drivers wora used. Tho turkey was sent by 'ho Hntdlng Uirls' Club of Morris & Co.. Chi ol White House In Record Run With President's Turkey DIED BEFORE FUG offensive.-BRITAI- WITHDRAWS MINISTER EXECUTIONS Cuuon.'FoiilKi Protopapadakis, S(\(Aoelf Squads Cops To Capture Baring \Robber\ Trio But Amateur Sleuths in Excited Crowd Find \Robber Car\ Belongs to Detectives. More ihun twenty detectives und nbouU a Jozcn unHorm'ed pollccmu converged thin' afternoon on the double quick to tlio KuUoa slioe store, 'o, 1403 Avenue Ai where-- a Unrlns hold-u- p . had! boon ropqrtcd, nutl u general. alarm'was sunt uut for n umal! nlUomobilo In which thtw men. ono of them' Nogvowrihd cscaiiot, r ' ' \ - HundreflB of porsouw cuiiKregatdd, and pollccr had couslllernblc .double. In handling tho crowd. Uut ono or two umatt'in sluiitlis In the thumg traced the car and found. It. standing In front Of tlio Hast 67th Ktrcct Po- lice .Station. Investigation rcvv.iled tho startling miormatlon that tho two whlto.mon wen; DeteotlvcH Ilunnari and Shuohan. of Inspector Sweeney's Staff, and the NVsrq, who had been arrested by thorn for carrying policy slips, was KolK Mornno, forty-tw- No. 80S East 76th Street. Then, us tlio Ntory wan piouoil to gether, tho fullowln? was lound to hnvo tianHpiii.il. The detcctlv-- arrested Moiaii\ at. The PVoiKh Government will not withdraw Its Minister fium Athens, tl was authoritatively asserted to-d- 'i' UiUCUTIOX? MIOf.lv O.VlMTALi t. J. ori'ICIAl, II Jill IltOT13STUl. WASHINGTON. Nov. Wnshtntrton jvasi shocked over liio re- ported execution of the former Greek Ministers condemned by a mllitnr court at Athens following 'itiir trial for high treason In conncci'nii w itli the debaolo In Abla Mitiot. Willi' tlio L'liltort Slates. GO...UI-tnou- t l.tiolo tm ontolal rupicvtntuVbnN to lho tie-.n- r Uieek Oovernmeoi In t our! \i '100 with Inc. trlil of t iiu forinur ri..iiioiH ntid othor Miuicotin and mil it. t y olnciatys, ilfjfforsoii ti'nf-ler- yi Amuiiwin Chargo il'.Vffoiivs at Atlionc. stipiiortoil tho strou\ prUnt mado l tlio Urltlah Jilnls.tr'' und nsniiliit tlio exeeutlons. Klnco the United States has not, totinal recognition to the ?iew Greek Goernmont and has nu ifln- - Iiitcr at At'.K-i.- s tho question of I,! t ak- in ol ihplomatlc Hlntioti. uif!) Grerio will nut arise. WIFE OF 'SNAKE' AMES SUES FOR A DIVORCE IIimiiIi I'Mjerle Ilcnil Vitih.'iI t llpN(rtlon III t.'lllPHUU, CHICAGO. No. Sll Knowlton L, Amea. l'rurldont of tho Booth l'lsli.:cs Company, bus buen mado dofendant In u suit for dlvoico flWil by Jlra. AUo-Uid- o Schroeder Ames, No. ..ake 8hota Pilvo. Mr. Ames. In tho bill filed by coun- sel for his wife, Is alleged to havo \wil- fully deserted\ hla home Juna 1J, 1023, niter twenty-seve- n yeara of married life CiiBtody of tho tvo minor children wldi uitub'.o alimony for tho support of thiiii, as well as herself, Is sought' by Mif. Ames. Tit addition to tha Chicago Athletic Association, Mr. Ames, formerly known at \3nul(0'' Ames, and a famous Prlnco-- t iii utlilote, U a member of tho UVvfi--- \ tod I'v.iMSton Country Club no.M) iiK.if.Kn rhnriiii.'s hail. VTICM. N, y Nov lllng ta ippeur To- till In Oountv 'ourt upon eharo of gruna Urceny in tlio first ilfurep, Arthiir J. Iliycn, Nw Yoi'rf bond' inro)mnt, forfeltud his cssu du nona or it.ooo, Urynii Is o shred of Imvltiir flnnt . in veiter W m&r.s el alljta fro aiirriu, The turki,., nas by Senator M c K I n 1 o y i light, with paper In hand) anil Representative) Fred I Crittou, botli of Illinois. in Bronx Rush 7i!ul' Strcul anil Second Avenue. Ho said ho lived at No. 1103 Avenuo A, lnteud of giving his conect uddreas. Uilnging tho prisoner there, tho do teetives knocked on govern I doors, but could gel no response berauso usl-ilon- ts in the house were convinced tho three were hold-u- p men. This belief percolated to tho stri.et and a pedestrian sent flashes to Po- lice Headquarters, tho East 67th uml East, filst Street Police Station. Two or three minutes later pollco tide cars, ilivvera und other conveyances speeded to the scene. When tho detectives hurried back and explained thintjii, pollco were not .sine whether ihcv had been made the victims of ,i lioux or of an excusable mistake FELLS JEWELLER NASSAU STREET; GETS $2,500 GEMS (Coutluueu 10,, in 11.. round .1 man tLuidiu,, oy tbo .door :i well drossod man is tlic only iipsc.riptlon. '! .Mr. Flntiiigun iicro'\ ,t .fj thV stinngoi. I don't know any Mr. Flanu.'jun, ' Vopllcil Clinnowltz. \llxcuso mc, said tho vuitov \I gues.-- i I mado a inlbtake.\ He started lo leave and Chnhowitz sat down and dropped tho rings on tho labb . His back was toward tho dooi . JuhI us ho hcntod hlmoelt lie lolt a trashing Mow on lop of the head and lott consciousness. Sehllff gave tho alarm when ho found Chanowltz lying In a pon; nf blood. A policeman summonod nn amlJulauco mid the Mirscon irvived tho diamond doalci. CUanowltz's first .m when he consciousiJesa was to icaeh into an inlde povktt of Uls ve.t and draw out it wallet which he opened. In tho wallet woro diamonds valued at $3,'000. Tho thief, content with what ho grabbed from tho table, had not troubled to search hts victim. Chanowltz'H liomo la at No. 910 Dlt-ma- s Avenue, Hrooklyn. FRANCE DENIES PLAN TO INVADE THE RUHR I'olncnif Vruree ISmbmej- - to Amner rarti Tlttporl. AVASIIINGTON. Nov. CO. A veop Ins denial of puoinnuu jcpoiu trom 1'urlK ibat tlio Fronoh sni romompUtlnif nmnrink- - tlio Xlimr Valley lien como itl- - rpfilr from lrmlr I'olnearu to tho Fritnrh 15mbttiiy burn, .nibaador Juor.tnd rplvi u caaiHs-ra- to-d- from tliu Premlar dlrortlnr hi mt0 Mtatn thai lhru waa not tha lltlilimt foim-ilittlo- n In faot far the ronort that tliu fmneh qovfrnmeni waa eontempuitu v. fstclfelo CDtfSt tto Ituhr ARDING PLANS TO HAVE STATES DEAL WITH K. K. K. Will Not Use Federal Power Until Local Authorities Break Down. By David Lawrence. (Special Correspondent bf the Eve nmfl World WASHINGTON, Nov. S3 (Copy right).- - Conforencea botwoen Presi dent Harding and Attorney General Daugherty havo developed tho policy that will bo followed toward tho ac- tivities ot tii'd Ku Klux Klan. Senator Walsh,1 ' Massachusetts, Democrat, asked for a Presidential proclamation denouncing tho Klin, but It wan stated to-d- that tho President's last expression on the subject would Uavo to stand, namely, tho letter signed by Secrotary Christian and aont to Mre. Frank L. Applcgato at Medford, Ore., which tcada as fol lows: \You may bo auro that any state ment of tho President's Interest in, or approval of, tho Ku Klux lClau Is a comploto and egicsloua misicpreseuta-tio- n ' of tho President's attitude, tn some quarters It has oven been rep resented that the President Is a mem ber of this organization. Not only Is that untrue, but tho fact is that tho President heartily disapproves of ho organization and has repeatedly ex- pressed himself to thla effect.\ Bo far aa Federal prosecutions aro concerned, they will havo to follow concluslvo evidence that the Slato au- thority has hrokon down and that Fcdoral lntercsta havo becomo In volved. In othor words, Irrespective of tho question of Federal power to act, thero Is a desire here to build up tho power of tho Htatcs to depend upon tbcmsolves. If. of course, this authority should collapse, or if Stnto aontlmcnt should to averse to enforce- ment of law, the Federal government will recognize tho obligation thrust upon It. Tho problem of stiengthemng Stato government In America hai almost come to a climax. RUM AS COST CUR T 180 EACH WITHOUT TRIAL Open Contempt of Dry Law Pointed Out by Judffe Rosalsky. 11 bail .been figured out La atulij-tlclan- s that tho cost of arrest, arraignment, action by tho Grand Juiy and disposition in General bVs-ho- without trial, of persons alleged tc Iirvo violated tho Mullan-Gag- o Prohibition Enforcement law. it SHO per caae. Thla month 31 a 01' the inmdreils 01 accumulated cases of this kind have been d!.?pcsod of in General Sessions. Of , 00 avrjlgncd plead- ed guilty and woro lined from $5 to $J3 oach; 110 defendants wora dlo- - charged on their own recognizances on icoommendatlon of tho District At torney owing to Insufficient evidence to warrant trial, npfl three wore ac- quitted by jurlo. Tho rcfuial of jurors t.j lunviet pet sons acciiHed under thu lullun- - Gago Law ltd Judge Itoxulitliy of tJencral Susslona to speak y of tho growing contompt for tl:.; laws o the Natloh apd tho State \During tho past fow yuaru thero has iiprung up,\ he said, \u tendency on tho part of man ypeoplo to man! feil openly their contempt for tho laws they deem objectionable. Tho increanlnsr dlerriard for law and tbo growing disposition4 to refuse to bub- - mlt to tho noher Judgment of tho courts present a problem taxing to the utmost tho miiula o thoso charged with the admlnlsttatlon of Justlco. \Contempt for law ecrlously affects tlio malutonuiieo cf order. Lincoln said, 'Thcie in no grievance that Is a fit object of redress by mob law. The lnterpObltiou of mob law 1 . neither necfcKEuiy nor excusable.\ \If there bo lawi which do not meet with general approbation the remedy Is by appeal in tho manner pointed out by Federal and Stato Constltu tlons and legislative enactment.\ WILL SELL STAMPS WHERE LETTERS ARE REGISTERED NOW foituiailtr CJenerail Ordera Change to Helter rro of l'nrtoery Ayc WABHINGTON, Nov. 50. An rder was Issued to-d- by Post- master General Work, Instiuel- - .ng potmatara throughi.c tl.C country to phwa poatago atainps 011 4lo at windows v.'ljeru mail 'a ununited to U maUUr,3. Thla l lnten4 to ellntlnata nunoyaneo to the DUbllo oauiocl by tha aeeeiatty krolnr from wlnflow to window In or4er lo pureltaae utampa bafor mletr EXECUTOR ASKS SETTLEMENT OF CANFIELD ESTATE Accounting Shows 'Balance of 55708,479 for. Widow and Children. , An application for a Wlolal eettlot mcnt of tho cstato ot Itlchard AT Canflold, noted gambler who died In 1914, was ni.ndo Jn Surrogate's Court to-d- by 'Luko Vincent Lockwood of Illvorslde, Conn., executor and trustee. Cantteld's cstato was valued at ?S4S,-$1- 7, and the accounting shows a bal- - nnco on hand of $70S,47. The residu ary cstato waa left In trust for Can- - fleld'a to children', Howland Dart mouth Canflcld and Grace M. Canfleld, Doth or Brookllnc, Mass., and ho wlndowi Oonovlevo W. Canfleld, who resides with them. A portrait of the noted gambler by Whlatlor haa been turned ovor to hla son, whllo tho daughtor received a famous bronze, \Bacchantt.\ Expenditures paid by the executor out of tho Income of Caufleld's son shows an simount of 23l for \bad checks In Uoaton.\ and another Item of $260 to tho Hotel Commodore \to repay them for bad checks cashefl.\ Another Item ie for $150 paid to tho Beaumont Company \to repay them for bad chock3 cashed for H. D. C.\ An item of $1,200 wns listed us to bo used in payment \of uu .lccldent to army surgeon.\ SENATOR TO TAKE NEWBERRY'S SEAT (Continued! tlic tinted .States .onuie, teiiUjivd me by Gov. Oroetlieck of Michigan, 1 do so with a kf.en sense of tho re- sponsibilities of the office. In leav- ing the Mayor's ofllco of Detroit , I do do bo with a deep affection for tho city that has dono ao much for mo and which has so honored and tru.-.t-t- d mo. \It is too oarlj to take a position ou National affairs., as a caieiul and well thought-ou- t conclusion on aach subjoct must be reached myself It Is to oeasy to rush into print tvlth unap Judgments on every subject. I nave had too much experience with othci. doing to lall Into the same error. Therefore, 1 hope thor.o who aro Interested In try onvlctlons will 'have patience itnt'l can roach an Informed opinion. I have always been a Republican aim will continue to It s.j, .i.ut I hopo I may be considered ae :i progresaive cr.o.\ Although recently leportod iu ill health Couzona haa regained his strength and old-tlm- o vigor. Nowberry resigned following a stormy Senatorial career, which re- sulted from ohargea of oxcceslvo ox- - pondlturoa during hla cloctloti cam- paign when ho defeated Henry Fard. Lealnnaig hts career as a \news butcher\ on a train, Couzena bocamo ono of the wealthiest and most Influ- ential men in publlq Ufa In Michigan. Ho was clOEoiy asEocIated with Uenry Ford In the dovelopmont of tho Foid Motor Company and tocently sold the Uut of hla Intorests In that concom for $80,000,000. Following lib retire ment from the lord Company ho was named Pollco Commissioner of Dotrr.lt and later elected Mayor, 11 i naw cervlng bis second term. A proposal 8ponsored by thu Mayer for tho purchaso or tho Dotrolt United Railway Unca lost by a fow votos In 1010. Uo then obtained authority cf tho voters to build a municipal rystom und after thla was well under way ho negotiated tho purchaso of tho prl vatcly owned system and consolidated it with the now city lines aftor tho voters had authorized tho move. Tho consolidation went Into effect In Mxy, 1'J22, and Detroit bocamo tho latgost city opcratln;' I'j own traction ' torn- THREE KILLED, SIX HURT, BY EXPLOSION OF STILL Can of Alcohol Fired, G.t f'l In MuececloH. PHILADELPHIA, Nov. -- J.Threo men ore dead as a result of tho explo sion of tho 100-gall- still In a stablo heio last night. Onu man waa In stantly killed uml the other two died In hespUiIs y. Two of the six InJuted aie ropirf.-- 111 a serious con dltlon. Tho dead jjo John Kozab, Utnja min Maxman and an unidentified man, believed by tho police to Uavo been D. Miller, who recently icntcd the Dlaco. Ml'lcr was hilled Instantly, Tho blast rocked tho neighborhood and broko window glass hi many of tbo nearby houses. A partially loaded motortruck was standing In the building when Hiemen arrived. It was a mass of flames and muffled explosions wero coming from containers that held an aggregate of about POO Sul'.oua c\ monus'uin'' Tl truck was drassed to th- 1i.. -.- 1 thu llsiut exihiBUifhcd. HtHinAf WMuCTBlti VHCSlUliM' tr vnuat;Av. MONTBVIDKO, ffov, it (Aael(il(jd Pre). Jo Stmite, nomine of the Coliredo parly, waa a)eeted rretldont of Urufuey In lat Sijriiay'i eUetlcn, UU majerlt? e.ofta In . tital rote ef tUfltt ..... ANTI-LYNGHIN- G BILL IS AGAIN TARGET OF FILIBUSTERS Underwood Recalls G. O. R. \Strong-Arm- \ Tactics In Attack on Dyer Measure. WASHINGTON, Nov. me crats started tho second day ot their filibuster against the Republican sponsored antl-lynchl- bill V Immediately upon tho convening of tho Senate. Tho inauguration was a demand for a quorum call by Senator Underwood of Alabama, tho Democratic leader, n.i soon ns tho chaplain concluded hts prayer. The toll call finished, Sena- - tor Underwood presented a motion to adjourn until Friday. Senator Curtla of Kanbas, Republican vvnlp, broko in with a point of order, and In arguing his point declared lho four-ho- ur fili- buster waged yesterday was wlthou?\ precedent since tho \Forco Bill\ wa debated to death In tho early nineties. Senator Curtis said Senator Under- wood was to bo commended for frank- ly announcing yesterday that the Democrats Intended to do all In their power to prevent passago of the bill. Replying, \senator Underwood aald h had \heard that aamo song sunt betoie,\ having been In tho houac whn \Czar\ Reed was speaker and made his ruling \when the btand-p- at policies of lho Republican party were proclaimed.\ Tho pride of tho Re- publican organization then wa3 that they Ufed the atrong arm In enforcing tholr will upon tho country, added Senator Underwood, declaring thai the reaction which followed resulted In Grover Cleveland's eectllon. When Senator Curtla sucirastefl th Senate proceed with lis business until night and then adjourn over Thanks giving, Senator Underwood remarked. \Wo might Just as well adjourn now, for thero will bo no business transacted this day in tho United States Senate.\ Senator 1'ndcrwood further warneS the Republicans that tho Dcmocrut- - would force a quorum call and u rol call on ovciy attlrniattvo matter brought before the Senate. Senator Nolbon, the aged Republican Scnatoi from Minnesota, Interrupted with an appeal to the Democrats to alloti other business to bo transacted even though continuing their filibuster against the Bill. 'Here I am a black Republican front Minnesota,\ said Senator Nelson, banging his desk with unusual vigor for a man eighty-od- d ears. \I want to obtain the confirmation of a Demo crat nominated to the Supreme Court (Pierce \Butler).\ Senator Undorwood replied thf Democrats wero determined on their courco and Senator Nelson flnallj ibandoncd his appeal. FERRIS SAYS HE'S GLAD COUZENS WAS NAMED 'Iteiitiuliunun llc Flaked Their Ilett Man,\ Ilia Comment. R1'5 RAPIDS. Mich.. Nov. 59. JV, Groesbeek could not have done bettar. unless ho had appointed a Democrat.\ Wood'orldge X. Ferrla, Democratic Sen ator-oloc- t. baid y In commentlnr on tho appointment of Couzens. \I thlnV tho Republicans have picked the beat man thoy had,'' Mr. Ferris added. Asked whether ho thought he and Mr. Couzcn.x could \set along together,\ Mr Ferris lepliud: \You bet your life we tan. 1 am glad Mr. Couzena Is tha man jluv sTicy oct i.v nencu six it DKIl JIUAI.. LOS ANGELES. Nov. S. Tho Jury that hdid tho third trial of Arthur C. Cmch for tho murdor of J. Helton Ken- nedy, broker, taking tho caae at 3. 3D o'clock yesterday afternoon, a till war out Courtroom rumors were that Its ballota had varied from 3 to t for conviction to C to C deadlock. nitAWLKY. ITILLIAM II. Campbell 'u. Html Church, E'way, OStlt, notlco later. nVnClIH'IUD. 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