SirV ' TIL. ffl tf it ft "ft ?i ffi Rtta H'P-j m iVf !? 5-V ' ' Zx. U 18 M i.4W IT II T EVENING PUBUO THuBpED KB1UII1 DEIS SHE WANTS 1 ' Af 1 tn 1 nur ipui 1111 IMirHVCH.MLlim lu PAmthw flAnlnn Drfr Ah te C Went te Hospital of Her X'i.? ... P.. iiiHi !iv ' uwn rretJ win I .. FINDS GIRL DESPONDENT ' Beaten, Nev. 10. Lieutenant Gov Itner Alvan T. Fuller visited Dorethy Gorden at the McLean Insnne Hospital at Warerly yesterday. Te him the girl, peaking in the manner of nn automa ta!, laid she was in the place of her anrn free will and desired te stay there. Attorney Sheehan, representing the gjtrl'a uncle, Jehn Gardiner, was told of tk' result of the Interview Tuller had With Dorethy. He said: "I 'have no desire te get Inte any mtreversy with the Lieutenant Gov crner. But wlien I saw Dorethy s HARDING SAYS PUBLIC HAS SHIFTED ON 'DRY' QUESTION Predicts Remain Prohibition Will Political Itaua' New Yerk', Nev. 10. President Harding, it was learned last night, has sent a letter te Mrs. Douglas Robinson, sister , of the lote Theodere Roosevelt and member of the National Republican Committee, conceding that there has been n shift of public opinion regarding prohibition enforcement. He predicted the prohibition question would net be taken out of polities within this generation. Receipt of the letter wa's announced at n meeting of the Republican Neigh borheod Association yesterday. Mrs. Robinson confirmed the receipt of the letter, but declined te make the test public. She explained that she had been nt tacked by it Republican leader en the national organization's attitude toward prohibition, and wrote et it te the President. Ills letter was In reply. DEMAND PEKING activities in. detaining foreign for political motive. Dr. Bchnman pre- T REE MISSIONARIES 'I Ministers df Five Pewsrs Move for Release of Men Held by Bandits THREATEN DRASTIC ACTION EDITOR SEES JAPANESE DRIVENJ)UTJ)F AMERICA Teklo Press Mere Pessimistic Over U. S. Supreme Court Ruling Teklo. Ner. 10. (By A. l) Cen teraay. with her uncle, she sold nothing tinned moderation maik the Japanese te 'press comment en the decision of the te Be like she is reported saying the Lieutenant Governer. Quite the contrary bnt there. I can't say any- thine new." The talk between Fuller and Dorethy feateunded Mr. Fuller. Here is the interview that took place : De you knew that you tan get out ish ter' the act- T'nltcd States Supreme Court holding inpanese ineligible for nnturanrnuen as American citizens. In some circles here, however, it Is believed that the underlying feeling is mere bitter. The Yorozu Choho. nn Independent daily, predicts that the decision will Impair friendly relations between the tue countries. The Japan Times, nn English lan guage paper, owned and edited by Jap anese, declared that the time is net far distant when all Japanese will bedrlven out of America. The Osaka Nlclilnlchi Shlmbun says it Is net commendable for America te discriminate In the matter of natural! natural! utien by reason of color. Citizenship ought te be granted the subjects of any cultured nation, It Is contended. WOMAN SECOND-STORY THIEF Inlncton-nn-the-Iludsen. X. v.. 1 Nev. 10. A woman second -sterv thief recently. ONLY EOTOOBAVCBE SECTION Printed In pleasing ten, of mdU. by Ntearavura precaii. with pictures of tm.iy mill, paraoeasea or places of werld-wldt iatarait, tha only atctten of us kind pub liihad by any Philadelphia newspaper, ap- Mars raauianr in ina. aunaar rcaut unen. "Make It a Hsblt ' Adv. K. R. S. ROLLS; af this place if you w lac Governer asked. Tes," Dorethy replied. j Coercion Is Denied I MAre you a voluntary pntient here?" "Yes' J "De you want te leave hpre?" "Ne, I wish te stay here." "Did you sign the paper for your smmitment here?" "Yes. I did." Are you treated well and fairly 'Yes. I have no cotenlalnt te mike." During the talk Dorethy seemed Vtependent and uneasy. She spoke an- tnmarfeallv. naif 1ia haA drati fiubnfl tU tame questions before. The answers is bliecd 1 the pollen te be operating him rwaHllv nn,Hnltr ulih..n here. TtlOSUJl lliclit thf home nf WI1. thought or consideration. ' Ham A. Hurnhnm was robbed of SfiOOO Mr. Fuller said. I in Jewels. A pair of women's block . "Mj opinion is that Doretl.v Gorden "J"" ST" .p,,"" j Wft aet an unattractive child, but seemed tel "Lil "em n,e helm r Tose',h Cass very despenaent. Her main thought teemed te be te be left alone. S'l did net ask fer preference with tvapect te Mr. Jardlne and Mr. Uardi- IMT. "Before the interview with Dorethy I talked with Dr. Packard and ether offi cials of the institution and the attend sta who have had her in charge. Attempts at Suicide "The woman attendant who has had the girl in charge for the last two ttenths told me that Dorethy had re quested te be kept In the institution. She said she had tried several times te commit suicide. I asked If she had ever been restrained, as reported, and I was told that she had. The restraint. I was told, was merely te protect her from what they term her suicidal mania. "It was a return of her gie.it despondency that occasional her nl- vatary return te the Institution a jean Age last March. "It seems te me that If th girl , la competent te judge for herself she wishea te stay there. She taiil se. On the ether hand, if she Is net competent, I he, needs further care, and should stay there. Thus she seems deemed te re main. "Nevertheless, I feel that Dr. Kline. State Commissioner of Mental Dis eases, should make a full investigation of this case from all angles of it. I will ask him te de this. I will ak him te ascertain particularly whether Dorethy was induced by some threat or ether te sign the voluntary petition (or commitment or whether she did it af her own free will." flu Asaeciattit Prt$l Peking, Nev. 1(1. Measures for the Immediate release of the foreign mis sienaries kidnapped by Chinese bandits were demanded of the Pdtlng govern ment today by the Amerlenn, Urltlsli, Italian, French and Swedish Ministers, who acted under instructions of their Governments. The Ave Ministers, presenting a Joint note, called in person and informed ex ecutives of the Chinese republic that the continued retention of the mis sionaries in captivity would net be tolerated bv the Powers. The Towers, It was snld, would be compelled te act drastically unless the missionaries weie iclcnsed and guarantees given for the future safety of the hundreds of ether missionaries in China. The note was couched in vigorous language. 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