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REVENUE CHIEFS FORBIDDEN
TO MAKE APPOINTMENTS
Dsnlsl Mad ThstOfdsr Is Almsd at
v Assistant Seerstary Dever
Wasalnrten. April 10. (By Ak P.)
Orders te deputy commissioners and
heads of divisions or tuc internal iter
enue Hiirenu reqtitrlhg nil Inquiries or
applications for appointment In the bu
reau te be made through the appoint
ment division were made public today
by Commissioner Blair. "
The orders. Mr. lllnlr explained,
have beenjn force for several years and
were reissued te facilitate a mere or
derly consideration of appointments.)
Seme bureau officials, however, con
confer with members of Censret or
ethers en. the matter, of appointments
without first obtaining the' approval of
Commissioner Blair or the appointment
division. ' :'
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net prevent deputy commissioners oral
vision ,heads from conferring with mem
berH of Congress regarding anpoint anpeint
ments, nor dlil , it have any application
te Assistant Secretary of the Treasury
Dever, who has reerganised the customs
service, and Is understood te. have under
consideration, n number of changes in
the Internal ltevcnue Bureau. Mr.
Blair said his order was issued without
the approval of Mr. Mellpn or Mr. Do De
ver because It was such a routine' mat
ter' affecting only the Internal procedure
at the bureau that it did net annear te
(require higher official authorisatien. ,
HEAR NEWARK IN FRHC0
California Heme'ftate fjsk V Iftit
, arn Csnesrt ay Naw Davtaa
PJaa Imielses, April 10. (By A. r. )
TiRadlophencconderts freri ;l(jrWetk,
k. J., and Schenectady, tfi X.i today
were reported te have been heard In
Ban Francisce homes last night through
a repeating device at the Reck Ridge
radio, station In Oakland. , . ..
The Oakland station established, con cen con
nectlen with the two Eastern points
two weeks age. Henry M. Shaw, In
charge of . the station, , said that hut
night he' "manifelded" the sounds that
had traveled about 3000 miles se that
they were 'picked up In", the home sets
llwre., "
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the United States come te us
seeking: a long sought volume
and in many instances they find
the volume en our shelves.
Beeks en every subject are rep
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If you cannot find elsewhere
the book ygu want, try Leary's.
Hundreds of thousands of
books pass through our store
eyery year and it will pay you
te visit the store frequently te
inspect the books. Remember
you may stroll around and in
spect the volumes without once
being asked te buy. That is
just one reason se many like
te visit at Leary's.
Beeks Bought. Libraries Purchased.
Leary's Boek Stere
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(Opposite Postefiice)
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went te Larlsbadl
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rnrutnatlam. cenitlpatUn, etc.. con cen
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Sella, April 10. The Department of
llcligien and Education of the Foreign
Office has advised the Bulgarian Lega
tion In Washington that the divorce Is
sued te former United States Senater
Henry F. Ilellis, of New Hampshire, by
the pastor of the Unitarian Church nt
Dtibnuza Is net officially recognized by
the Bulgarian state, and possesses no
legal force.
The ltcllglen Department denies hav
ing given official approval te the di
vorce papers, and the Government is In
stituting proceedings against Paster
Teplisky, who granted the divorce.
Dr. Debtslief, professor of canonical
law at SeUa University, declares the di
vorce invalid by virtue of the Bulgarian
laws. He points out that Bulgarian
religious authorities have net the power
te annual a marriage concluded civilly.
cither at home or abroad, and says that.
only the civil authority wblcu executed
siK'h a marriage can annul it.
The Bulgarian newspapers arc
printing long articles commenting upon
the strangeness of the case. Mr. IIeIIIb
Is well known here, as he had repre
sented a large American corporation
endeavoring te sell the Government ex
cess American war Slecks of freight
curs.
Paris. April 10. (By A. P.) For Fer
mer Senater Hellls, when informed of
the Bulgarian Government's action In
declaring his recent divorce lllegul,
said : "All I care te say new Is that
I acted upon whut I considered sound
legal advice. 1 an: 'enfident the divorce
will stand."
He ndded that the divorce documents
litttl been authenticated by the Bul
garian Minister In Heme.
Determined te marry his present
bride, who was Miss Anne Weed HeblH.
A life-long friend, despite his wife's
opposition, rx -Senater Hellls resided
m Bulgaria lone enough m become a
Jegnl resident. Then he began suit for
divorce, publishing a notice in .-evcnil
Ainerirsin newtspajwrs. Mrs. Hellls
made no legal move and the marriage
was di.-seIveJ. Mr. Hellls then went te
Heme, where he and Miss Hebbs were
married In the American Methodist
Church. The register was Mgned by
Itichard Washburn Child, I'nitrd States
Ambassador te Italy, and former Sen Sen
aeor James D. IMielnn, et California.
Mr. Hellls. in June, UI'JO. filed n
Mbel for divorce in the French courts
In Paris,' which was dismissed when
Mrs. Hellls appeared by counsel. Sliu
had been granted a decree of scpu ra
tion In 101i", but declined te be a purty
te a dlvoree suit because of her re
ligious beliefs.
FIRST WIFE OF BIGAMIST
GAVE RIVAL WEDDING GIFT
Her Consent te Remarriage Falls te
Save Man Frem Jail
Lancaster, Pa., April 10. Although
Wife Ne. 1 had given Geerge It. Rccf,
of Christ lann, a wedding present when
he announced he was about te remarry
and had told him en that occasion that
she was applying for n divorce, Judge
Luudis decided In court here late yes
terday that Bees was guilty of bigamy.
The prisoner was sentenced te one year
in jail, $100 line and costs.
Itces married Marlen Bonsall, of Fel.
seni, Delaware county, in 1012. ..Eight
years later tliey separated, and in
October. 1021. he wed Cecilia Harkins,
Uccs telling the license clerk taut lie
had never been married.
Beth wives were in court, the second
holding u tiny babe In her arms.
REJECTS $250,000 LEGACY
Morristown Refuses Conditional Be
quest Frem Theodere N. Vail
New Yerk. April 10. (By A. P.)
Itefusal of the people of Morristown,
N. J., te accept the terms of a bequest
of the late Theodere N. Vail, was re
vealed yesterday in un announcement
of the forthcoming auction sale of Mr.
Vnll's library and art collection, which
had been conditionally bequeathed te
Morristown.
1 Mr. Vali. who was president of the
'American Telephone and Telegraph
Cnmminv. leu most 01 ins art collection.
part of his library, his white marble
home at .Morristown ana s-'.iO.uiHJ te
the municipality, en the condition that
Its citizens raise a similar sum te add te
the endowment of the proposed museum.
In his will. Mr. Vail stipulated that
the museum should be contrelledby an
organization te be formed for that pur
pose. Apparently this prevision acted
as a bar te the acceptance of the be
quest, the public authorities hiking the
view that public money should net be
appropriated for an Institution net con
trolled by public officials.
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SOCIALISTS WIN MILWAUKEE
Party Controls City Council After
Twe Years of Battling
Milwaukee. Anril 11). (Uv A. P.I
rAftcr two years of factional battling,
thn Mnplnllst- Aflintnlstrntlnn tnilnv con
trels the local Common Council. Three
independent Aldermen swung their sup
port te Mayer Dan ,W. Hean, Socialist,
and with the solid party support in the
Council, reorganized it last night with
I In- Socialists In control of all com
mittees. Charged With Forgery
J. Jehn I.CjVy, who said lie formerly
lived In 1'hlliiilellihlu. was nrrcsted in
Brldgeteif, N. J., last nght en n charge
of forgery, it was ullcged lie gave two
forged checks for $20 each te Samuel
Luwsen, a grocer. The checks bore the
reputed signatures of Themas Price, a
farmer, by whom Levy had been -cm-
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Hupmebile owners give sound and ample
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performance and service, the consistent
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