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Offerings of ° Today Are Good

Isee by The Messenger Classified Ads today:— That someone as good, tasty homemade bread and aien for sale. ‘That you can buy a cask register at a bargain. That a large heating slove- In good condilion, can be bomght for $15. ‘That someone wants to rent door & room -hause elaan in.

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[ Fox Ready To Resign To Save His Interest:

NEW VORK, dan, 28,—U0R Within Fog net put before eredi- tors ot Tt botheatre aid pro. fon picture ongininetions today) a rrorgn nization plan calling Tor the eas of hinwselt and all pres. and diraciors of the Fox interest The proposal calls also for abro- ation of ihe presest irusteeship amd anpointment of three new ivustees und a new board of stven directors, dneluding Io: FU was aidined by samuel Untermy wi allorney, uf a Federal Court hearing. Untermyer ctosed his presentalion af (he plau by saying lo the erediters: “lf you gentic- men WHI not uccepe il, we're pre- ed to Hght and expose alk your PASCIEKS aNd extravagant charges.”"

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_U.S. DELEGATION WINS DEMAND AT LONDON PARLEY Limitation of the Ausiliary Warships To Be Consid- ered First by Five Powers. WILL ADMIT PRESS News Reporters Ta Attend Sessions; Others May Flear by Loud Speakers.

LUNXDUN, Jan. 28 The Aimeri« vi delegation jo the naval conter~ cnes loday wou Hs dethand for pre. fentalion of the case of susiliary v hips limitation Citst at che next bletiary sessivn wller de! cs, mecting ut St. Janees Palace, also decided chat he plenary mIGn woul discuss ‘the iain confrenve questions in alphale (eal order of the countries proposing, The American delegulion won a second welory when il w decided iu adioit, certain representatives of Che press at the pl y Susshon on Thursday, Seerctary Henry L, Stituson had first urged Ulat Lhe press by admitted add offered to sive up three seals oecupied ley American leelimcal experts €o per- mil atlcmlance of reporters. atticlal aiaunestuent said nu of the yonferenee Ageia wis conthaed tls mornin dnd (hat the wrecGing Thursday will aor itp tee of principal ules tg study the questions vartl oO Wakuteuki, ctilet Jaye delegate. told the press Vint the Brsincoelliv differences luvl bern listussed aint thet the die er had presented vol Gn Frauce’s propos: ‘to fave the conference defing tesaries of warships before tal. Hp gather crest ious, + AMERICA Es Fits rht oon alphabedest on of the onmiin questions or (lt the American delegate speak first, probably present. the United Slilow case for mux. Xiarey lbnitation. that ig, for limlte tion of crulgens, submurines, tor. pedo heals. etc, prior to discussion of Inytileship lindiztlon, Diseusslon of cruiser problems Tirst, laid been ane ef the ehtel des inands of the American delegales iting the agenda. at that the Americans will co firsh gave then the oppor- yio present ther case on wus slits iiest, although thet J not nereesisdly maaan 1 The cone Vereaa: will take up that subject and reach a decision on il before deeiging olher questions. ‘The American delegates uve scen austons Lo deal wilh cruisers first, hewerer, and it wigs consi orm ecorlain Chey woutd nut it he Jom: the conference fingedhu ely, Ik ow annomieed the cominite fer, which wilt be nmunred at the sion, will be a pero. 1 deteguies and the ar represen balives, ment said it Sead been decided, How many representatives woul in ad. Stinigon had insisted that American pews agen- The reom where the plenary sesstog are hele is small cunt dt probably world ba Teter: mith delegation to relingnish a few senis for the press. Ik wus said the delegates consider. installing microphones aye foud Speakers to permit other reneriees in the Wuilditg tO listen inf - s

YMOND CLAPPER, at this: <steer Webi.

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. KILLED JURE TRAINMES

i COLUMBUS, Jan 23 — UR — "Three trainmen were killed today [when a New York Central loco. motive exploded at Arnold, 14 nitles uoril of here, They were | Roy Taylor, engineer: Qvinitan Bercy, freman, amd a brakenuenr named Dennisen, all three were froot Cotumbus,

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ARE TO ELECT Three Athens Mow Fo Altea U. > Gl Meet In Cincinnati,

Carl Buasler, Gordon & iar H, N. Gurgett, of Athens, are ev. pected to attend a meeting of ihe {Nation U. S. 60 Highway Asso. ielation, Inc. in Cincinnalt, Wed. phesday. 7 | A president, board of directo: nd other ¢erporate directors wil ‘ue elected. Representatives fron ithe various states crossed by U. Hichwey 50 will be present.

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Chicago Woman Who Ga Million Is De- fendant. WIDOW ACCUSED IN FOUR DEATHS IN ONE FAMILY

CHICAGO, Jan. 25. — (UR) Charging Ue use ef “wrongful and wilful acts ja order to hasten the deaths of Joho RB. Murphy, wealthy plunibing inanufacturer, and four ineinbers of his family, Mrs. Sarah Currolt, Milwaukee, filed sul in Chil Court here against Mrs. Mary Warthin Dunne Murphy. Murphy's widorw. BMres. Carrell charged tluvt tle: widow, who was Murphy's sceoud | wite and 24 years tis senior, con- apired for fu years to obtain bis $1,000,000 estate and that Murphy his st wife and tio sons died tnysterigualy because of ihe alleg- ed niachinations of Mts. Murphy. : Murphy dled. supposedly of cun- eer last November J2 and left his Laer i tale fo his widew.

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SEVEN PERISH Mother And Clitires: Are Victim: Of Colorado Binz.

GREELEY, Cofe., Jun. 28.—t)) ee persong perished today in a fire that destroyed the home of Pau! Martinez at Vredecick, a smal} mining camp sonihwest of Greeley. The dead were Mrs, Martinez. her five children ranging in ge from an infant a few months old to 12 years, and a man known as Newon, who atiempled to rtacue them, _ Martinez was at werk at the l tan

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TAKES OFFIC!

CLEVELAND, dan, 28.—(U,Pb— liPiedged to support the present form of cily governaent, td ¢a- operdiv closely with city counci ald ahstain frou political activity and public speech-making, City pMatiger Midi] E. Morgan doo} ‘office Lodzy.

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Edward Ralph, 18, Con- fesses To Shooting Two Girls. YOUNG GUNMAN GOES ON TRIAL AT CLEVELAND

| Jan, th. LlEdward W. who his conte ut shootizies jaf Miss Teatries Gallagher and Mrs. Mery Pshock, 1oday faced ar- ignment in police egurt oA a fsuspictous person charge, and 4 nily lest. whieh proceedings wil Lup to tiling of a formal charge of shootnig with inlent te Kill, j Uoties:, in the meantime, were ‘atlempling fo determine , whether talph was the gunman who talatly Iwounded .fanet inod, 36. He ateadiastly denied any knowledge of that shooting. Miss Gatkigher and Mrs. Pschocic Ibeth have idenited him. In each insiutice the victitus were shot when they repulsed tle gunmat’s tadvanees, Loth recovered from [ weir wounds. Siss Blood, shot the night of January 3, died ive weeks tater. Several ciccumistances tend to support Ralph's dental of the blood Murder. Bullet Expert D. L. Cow. Jes- has given tl as his opinton. from examination of the dullets, that the pistol with whieh Miss [Islood was shot was uot the same i prexpen used in tbe other two Ishootings—indicating a different lgunmin twas responsible,

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Advantages of Larger Groups Pointed Out By State Rural Supervisor. FAVOR BIG SCHOOL

JA ntsc state how requiring fowl hoot heard mike SUTYCES Of itheir schol districts before April i), from whieh the Stata Depart sent oof Eduentign wilh determi He member of beach: to be sis Isigned, wax esplaiued Monday ly George M. Morris. state supervisar er yural selools ata ineeting of loenl oseloel beurds oof Athens iComuy hehbat the Chamber of rCathmcrrs feadqusctters, Mr. Morris aise exphiined at new slate nw goavernuny: the glisteladen, ‘or the I.68 lax levy for Lhe county: equalization tund. From this fund. ! iver wilh he pail auc | fof it will be used ft paying teachers’ gularies. County {boards of salucation nuust abso are reutt their leaeh lary seched- ules soon, Morris sand. At & round table discussion, fo {whleh Me. Morrig answered anauny | lguestions, dransporiation, and ud vantages of a hinge scheol as com-~ pared lo the small sclioo) were dis- ad, jt was gerom] that transportation Tors nOL buve to be furnished ligh bool sludenin witless the local ane Jrounty boards ngree. Jr is hath Iegatly amd ouoecaliy wrong for par: OS To receive mere qrehey for transportation than it aetandly casts (ier, it was pelnted out, tise is {ite ub to pay ehildecn ar their pare ents for children walking to school, hoe brenaght ont, Wien parcits TSA bOrL tue er nore children to jschool {hey ought wot to draw the suite role for enel: as if they trans- ;potted But one, ik wis shown, i ADVANTAGES NAMED The sehooi board members Fasrecd) that ihe large selvool offer. ed a broader curricula tran the smiuller sehool, i more speci ) touching force, a greater stinvutus ip larger miniletes, die om greater econemy in the terching. The Jeneth of tlie school term itt morural igh schoot shonlt be aine months, ancordiag 10 the Norlhe! western Associedliod of igh Sscloels and Colleges, in was polnled out jie schools this year are meciing this requirepient, Morrin sald. Tie i oraral elemealarg school it is just iniportanl to have a term Of (he soe length, but as the stale aid | hus been finiled, thls rod was norenforced this your, Morris etid. Yn tie anvorthig: se: HH. Davis. auditor of the & parkoent of ladues lanie finaneltl tid gic RanE schools. Tle alas exanaiied records | nf county beurls. Mort fan of Jura! scliool Loards

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WASHINGTON, Jan. 3 proposed oof ihe Thales sae) hig Kailread Company ft credite Anew rail route fron S*ailadelyliia wi) New York to Chicago, staur Sib nate Than Els pre line, was Ure Tne Conmeerce Cantnoscihn today.

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Wite Of Pilut Realized He Was tn rouble As Ble Bases Bbs, Did Not Signal

KASSAS CIvY, Hany Jan. aa PeLike wives of tre ot the seal warren of The alr lanes must have stout beers, Every day for six years Mrs. Rose Laudeman stepped fe gle door Of hee bome at nek and watched ler dys. bata, Dyke, bring bs Mane fn He oalwars flew over tee hame, At Sun down yesterday Ins fip vais as asuet out of the wlouds aya speek, gree to the > ara a, bur did treat veer from ifs eau for the saibucory dip ewer Tes Trent. Laudeman was bending fis Wane alirest fer Che airport, M Tacudean wins trout Actes ruisubles dates mtn wit ier son, Robert were thy Dyke Laudetrna lcd Drong ship heme Ele Qa dead with font pas LET iy osisht of port.

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Civil Service Demander In Case of Dry Law Avenls. BORAH Is ACTIVE

WASHINGTON, Jur, fh. Gly — The rip nifarut of Federal prebifition caforcoment of firigis Hronehh intinvitions fragt foto (eat thoes Lontreng owivt Fomeeronge congressional ube tutended ta welts Rervlee preisied fay te trubster Wii, desgeite: enbajead jan of Attornes if Tes ALT tah, vit dberuecitie do SEEN Lo fbn Is he penditures Cemmilice, 5 Mitchel plea Crt bie eau betler seteed attor 7 sailliow EVE Berviers wis als vat Vay bth ate pointing teed no laine aro Wood agtay, Wheat Democrat, Mavala fiernh, | Repubtin plan Ce push dar cag iequdess tale rensona Tar tie tratsher of Pro. Dibition Adtraiti rsd i lier, bert frou of Monin: © Whee involved. seu on Pepbert wie transfer beat fa tie Vows boernast tte ‘ partient urent wire showed Netal lie report sodransterreal da an anennengesit ination: Thy follow iis bois aifepeary at ahs oftier

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Dera steles BEER IS OUT

| WASHINGTON, Jant us. aiRi + iChatrmuin Grerie AW. Wilekerdesam of the FRaover Liaw sUTereetinea, Commission netted Prepre pOver, Republt Mianguri, taday thar Gee canunission Wiens adecded inst (yer's redest tieet i tne teale the quaesqian of wheter Go oper cent beer ds pelos dent bap, faneé whether if slouldt ter leaathzed saan add te prehibdtian cnfarer: im onal tetas: ors Jeqer said (he: cope 6b bad qisunderstocd Ha ree esi, He Tee would deanend conarcastons | alll to Jegal : mer went alcoho ive

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ORRTAN, Jan, ff.(U.RR Phe law granting a inenapoly in Ger. thane fo Phe Bawediah mutch sytelt- fate headed by Ivar Kreuger jn ¢ rn Torn loan Of $125,060 fit wa pass] today hy tie Reichstag, 240

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Wis, REG

Jun. 28,4 leorge Justus, LT, on srialin Pia Hoy County on chuerges of bundit- fed mitten boc a writ of ha- 4 corpus in tha Stale: Supresue urk tuday. Jastes chary he was henge hele and dried ifltgally. He Saaresied onuary [7, an two vharzces of rabhbery.

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OFFER 1S SNUBBED: Strawn Plan To Bring Relief to Financial Mess Not Approved By Officials.

ETL AGE, Jars, URW ee ies Pua taal eet delay i Tring Tehicako lean Gin qimigimite of debt eer fete Ue TEL OP ed skynern pers th phe Large vitae toby the Roan ef Heavies. dhe fesal body fn charge oth Gases whose reap. AL Bens joeke Up odstsiaent ef devies por ih wens ouibl oad a callsenueace Pareuen? Bae ery of S,o00,008F to tae porn of itauckil ebaos. PooAThwemex thet the owners of sh paerapers i ine Logp, were nition of he wealthy of Chicnga is missed itt AP os tiite Blocks, wor hetog. sured by Jupping Off some $900, Weir valaies at dle expense ed ithe smal home ewer and nelghe qherhem. were hint breeelt the ati. petneenent from (he Dourd uf Hee pthew cof fhe ew apnraiaal of Viernes, Cader lana onanaumeed by the Beware Vanamitiee hended ly wroand consisting of ma [tithdre tension oie et cia efty, Seg O08 ar gern Ina tren pis edoloosave (he elie from aetualty eo bent ative Tut ehat Tamreun wuld pay ocliy axnenacs onty Tor se month ur ser “The hiest apliinktle forecasters pel Aprd bas the carhest time that fhe tas iountdie eoutd le secther, Sorrita unde Ott aud sot tn [presides Ponds to keep the wheels lef clit pevernment movhbe nolil a defloie Jou tem tan could he worked ont: aited to dre {Slate Lecisiature, even If the edty pivkes cnfeantage oof the Strawn peulion, a pose( lly that in qnes- jing t TEENS COLD SHOEI Ma vor ‘Thompson, fawn In his qrambaurr Por the drhayera msde Boa cp Pbodidtery’ seed fds iriends continued saipluar al the se. jeated Strawn plan te Dring retted [he (ee Rane ript lly, The mayor luerned a cold ahoul- derote the Rtraen plan by sayin die Detieved The only pope for tl Umuieial relief fer ihe oebly ois fehronghy Ute Legislature, 7 No co ert froin Biraewir lass been fartheamlig aa he is ln Wash ngtom on private business. He wilt turn demerraw oad og erlals in woehy) dangle ta expected as ithe comunitiee Is scheduled te un. Heuned? A petinanent plan toa bandia ithe finences of the cy and an oulling Of Jegitatlon (oa taken bo-

iy MERTON T. ARERS Dad es ) Pepe Gunes fh ele

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WANT PROBES CLELC

sion at iivesti« ionagon cing disrussiun af yeste jar Konan ttity, Komene, wie dey’ wnat oft

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Auorucss Ta Wooihvortle Vann Case Are Ea Court "Kaw ARGUE ON LAW

{ Hearing of arguments to deter prin cerrogt besa precrtiee e Ue ease a I. Woudwarth gitar Jtobrrt, S Wael, fo owtiied ifn fear ase ris isa the be pan det was Uflegully atectet fo Whe cities ‘OFoanyor with Che wht af fdas Cale verally gtudent volun ow ter Im held chia adlernnei before Jad 1, Worstel da Cenuuan 7 | Fit @un dehiged pais Pmeorningg when Mee ptadlitfts at Horney wan unable fa rerrive be pentde af the: slip eam ben of the ross.

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Wabash and White Riv. ers Within Banks at Most. Places. HEAVY TOLL FEARED

VINCENNES, Teal. dum. os 1UIu SUL weak (rom th farmers and Cheic Ganaillen preg: ad (ods fo move ick fe cher Gur Ware aladsagy, Unatey fuodswept hemes al BPaet onomk While diy Exeept aft a faw phicex a bere ler Janie hive blacked on whose devel remedies tte di the rivern are will Peis brkae An bee gorice om tee fathbe Watkin In the Shuwgeatieu, GL. Goeek tu Tbrontoned digister tie the wenter level grety slaty 1 tora sald tir wurst Ue an ties lerrite wlierg JRUSSOMIS Jur RLETOE aL, Keller work, done measity ty sir. Plies, waa Hanipered yesterdity ln aise of poor thybags coneditlans, buat Wag schaduled 1 ko ferward trod wiih the loot putferene) ve setting senplien of fewd, medtelie and fuel Isat few sea tared ncae thon, wirere db is Teeed: sharia ting and fied start se cokiele ad aa Weavy toll, relies has not yet pene alrite. Phypbeina: Delieke ie deny cleeked the sprerud 4 wird unless new cineA aprdD, ibe mrronned talk from, thy health ently bug lech solv faa Wet bet beats Hasiess 4a inuany

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‘The Athens Messenger ‘Offers a Map | Telling of ‘Saints, Culture, Ruins. and Romance.

ren — danad of adventure! New ehdeQy nated far dls capper ite coisa bin de poslls, fermerty it was pthe Mieater in which were snieted Tthe fobghly deatnas of Tea ri iwhich prodaced probably the bigh- col clyvilicalien oo6f the Western | eaiispliere friver to) European jronau to iin, dhe fabolous. prop, diaerd two Cliristlun ssints ad ears So Ube bixtorntt deatury, amd, Vinseruity of san Marco waa! Urst dostitulion of learntujge In| New World, Madera Very beasts ef a sla! eles rel spite allroad which teaches | jan alitude of 16.865 fret abows | been devel without the agstslance of Lrack-ralis, one of the highest rall- : {roads in the world. : Diplails of this Jand of soaring Gmountilos. veined with dhe richest | copper mines in the world, of ter-| plile valleys producing an intitte | (variety Gf agricultural provduee, or strange fglands burreu save for Ure fuarge depoalts which bave gone to jenrich the soll of Jands thousands ; of miley distant. are shown in a new map of Seuth America whick The Athens Messenger is now ats] trifuthiz to its readers, Noles ape pended show statistics of produe- lion, ponulkition, communication, and ether dala, Yhe map will be! annt to read¢rs upon reetipt of ten jcenia in coin or stamps to cover pontine and handting. Use the coupon todi, j

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FIVE PERSONS ARE KILLED ~ AS FLAMING PLANE FALLS. TO EARTH IN KANSAS CITY Water Divine! What a Country! --And That's From Proprietor Of Paris Night Club in Gotham

+Mondour Joseph Zeili, who Karis hb champagne as Wel! ous any HBR clit pedpripter in Eirias, fas ote to tlie Vitel States La gee a ‘ nt drinig of we re Moovef has] Heanduecting the wight chil by ft Hao which at! ve ea eeen 1 befora they seo the Elffet Tower. Hl agectulizes In good champagne, Kish jokes, and low, sweeping Pew American tourists cau sist tus cambinatlan, says M. i ontid Chut neeelints for for lureepertiy thal enabled bli ta Lopes aight clubs tm hondon aul Capetown, bows, Mo fell, Gy hae feat Gisit to thls wormage da ota yenes—ta other weornls ca his theat visht sloce prey Shaibiiion --sipgef a glo beotleg Pfister. fran ted aad taet fully pre ouicesE “Bajzon,” Poo“ Bat the drinking water’ te Blass fel ooo at Tt In the heat . Ne douled wate repe eampare with whit iaxvehes cht wut of the tape hare. Wt a uk an chmppngne, Ani. Is tres What oa country!" ME. Aol it toterentiat tn keer phe Teg netely PEM serge. TiLe does not sete Hens tn bis ulght Pehl, hat spect woin- wines ane be teie Anerdongg enfl for wida~ i He Hide inest touristy from The Uateat Sites are net persons ivhp go area) infarnedmag French= finen tow pitch maeney Wielr eon ! owen Utne bot almiple-hearted {tolk wie want te cut dlaner tut [(eatatitabt where tiey ran asl for OUP and fet tl without iaklog RUA nt th walter, 1 Antericans whe dave teen to Parla pratildy wil peent] the swine) clow flab epreat over Cheam pure M. Ael rade tin that bow sthey entered aud orders) oa pealter to urke them dn tha “Reyal Re fo OTP new desehopa tliat sve lew Yin Zell is a royal box, Gul Arner. ne do aol Jenow phat, ST peatabty sould nad tatter Jest M, Meni, “It they dl kuaw i Shoanatse tive dike ot

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INewspaper Men To | Be at Conference

| WO, Jan 28 AP Chie pebeael oe al Aine a co ferenee (od privaly sesnton at St, James ab liawe anal a half qa. dechl-d, wecordiog t9 ue jrelinkle souere, fo bokt a phemery on at Wain. Thutsday tn wldeh seme uf Ubi prean weld be vittted, The delegales adjenraeif al 1 ti. oufter div:uieng tine coufer- dear agenda, Whe Sttusaei waa at (he meel- , HES davies Isluce. the other Hiecuders of (he Agperican delesgus Hon uenferrad ot Ue Rite Wate | wialor davead A. (eed presided: at tecting.

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VAST AMOUNT STILL seine FOR VETERANS Plans Are Made To: Pus Aid for World War’: Soldiers.

i ass BEIOUnL of work among vet. ferang sull remains da an ‘after. math of the World Wac.and con. ‘siderable money must yet. be spont among lls survivors, a mirvey diss closed today. ey pall Chairman | Johnson, Republi South Dakota, of the House -¥: ans Committee, ls planning. to, legislation designed 16 adjust press ent contlicts tn the ‘s: . ‘ 6 conaldered the problenr carefully This proposed = -reéraaniamth )has served us n sharp Teminde. \those who fott-that 1@:@r°18 lshould have been ampla for: sctiiement.of post-wa: iprobtems, ‘The real seems onty.to. Ke’ starting. Gna of the hig -erobleaws etl be faced: concerns” penalonm, awant of penaions -ap’ table, Johnson‘ tole. Me Theer are approsimateiy living veterans of the W. and tho: pension “hill will? mendous,

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WAS BEHIND TIME i Plane Was Late and Darke ness Had Enveloped It“ When the Troubla { Developed. .

RANSAR CPEY, Ratn.. da. 2a. WRIA Giicl mark on tho snow fe pu epcn fieid here oinarked , the co taday wlhero ito parsons were ceoshed and buried le death ‘in a thuntng abrplanc, {Pilot Deke Laudeman. appacent- ly strogetg wilh a fallloy motor, ee taale an efferk te Jand hin iTravelale alxspassenger carrion al Uine when he could sea | the awiigine borncon and red markers of stax Airport, hia gowi, Just a omihe away, ‘Vhe epinie which dew from Wicllia, Kau, Inte Monday, win ihenkwd s¢hedule nod darkirem hat choad io whan (ia trouhta dovel+ opel Latdonan, loving aldltude, thecarding toe witheasndd, awiing away Htrom a ludeding. then wont Into i verUcul bans to gensh from mbout Ta feet. The crew of a switch engine hext thy seene aild tha crart was enveloped: tn ames befora it fell, The Hitter whe broten lis halt, [ot sechhone alizing inte the hard groum). ‘The steel frumework, and findsreatrinya wus twisted and wharred. Everytilog ela, inelud+ Ing (he bodies of the pliot and hin four paiakenyern, waa burned. | The dead were: Pilot Dyke TLaudeman, Kons Clty, Kan, Passebgorn: d Mis Margaret Hlve, St “Joaeph, Alo. a. dt Mekinnon, Chteago, ra- ceny aseyied na dranch manager of the RotWins wod MMeyors Weer trie Company, St. Louk, James Bagert, Chicago, Witlinin Flynn, uanagor Globes TNeator, Kaen City, Me. WILE TN VESTIGATIE Vhe pling was opertied: by tie Coniral Ale Liner. a subsidiary of the Unlverau Aviatlok Coerpora- Won. Pant Gotdaboroueh. vlea- president of Universal. ahtt) offices In BL Lould, will arrive feday le Investlgnta thu crash, Atlendnnts 2&0 Milrfux Abrport Were prejaeritig Cha Rel for, «- huadiug and Uo siren tha seream. tik as Tia plans became o glowlige spol ggpinat the nlehe aly. Tt wae Hylog” tow and roured- toward the flekd frog the Soutls Huddanty the aiulp veered, then pwent from gontra). It struck” the -Erannd with territtc Impact, Thera wing dimagrecment os to whether it sarin to hurn before or ufter the ores! Workers rushed fromthe Gould Casting Mant with fire tose . but weler way fuulle, ‘The wings phil” funtlage barned thelr fmprint inte Ihe sow wad wee consumed, tony ling only & Ulwek pattern. | The bodk:a wera grouped -te- rather, Pilot Lagdeman und Mias’- Ktice Had spread thelr bunds. bes forn Uiele faces us if to. protect” thalr eyes from ihe blaze. , All ‘of the vicilas were mangted and tt WK Didtlewar

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The Athens Messenger Offers a Booklet on How To Get Ahead.

livery man or won who works throug a normal [fetinie: ewine yaany thousnnds of dollars. ¥ only one out of ihm dice rich, atl enty three aut of Lin die in com- fortnble circumstances, Only fit- fecn ont of tit leave any ineney ur wsufanee or property whatever. The rest die poor, and to a great extent live poor, What becomes of ail they cata? Mest people do not know. Sask peaple do not know how to manage theiranoncy. how to meke it serve them best, how to eb most resulis from what they carn | “Haw Ta Get Alieid? is a page bovklet conpited by experts and showing how to handle your inceme, be it snl or large. Sin ple facts any one can understand whieh will help mnie We more bappy for those who read it With tables, charis, budget, and aecount pages,

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Others im Follies To Be in Skit Show

in addition ta the apieing) shit af Chi Qanema, individual numbers From three other skits given at the Prep Follies at the Alumni Mens ortal Auditeriunt friday sight will be repeated oat tie: Mothers’ bay Skit Shew program ta le: given in April, it was announeed today by Dean Irmi FB. ¥oigi, ehairman of the judging communities, Those chesq in repeal their forminces are: The tap dancers. ering Johnson aml Edna Ken- Trom) tie skit, “Bars ond Shy the pledges of Pi Beta This che duet be Flariue Merrilt and Margarcl Cransten from the skit, “Ladies of Hades," lay the Medges of Alph mod the tap hanes on The “Crystal Terie, 2 Alpha. Progeeds from tho Follies which mitod io 3 te be tad, eo budget iy dune 3 “ot Acta

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RECORDS EXAMINED State Official Says That “All Gone Over This ’ Morning Were Sat- isfactory.

state financial aid in education was described as the state's ingur- ance against ignorant citizenry by Dr. H. Li Davis, auditor of te State Department of E@ucarian, at a Meeting of school boards of Ath~ ens County at (he Chiunber of Commerce headquarters today. “Staie ald can not be looked up Oh as charity. fecause the sta 1s obligated 19 disclf for the educatic of iis children,” Doctor Liwis as~ sorted, He urged close co-opers- Hien belween school boards and tlie slate. Doctor Day sound Geerge MM. Morris. stile supervisor of raat aebools, oblate! data. frum tl county ofticats which wilh cid (ir In preparing Une s do badger ITEMS CONSIDERED Jioms to be considered iu the Hui port- budget in oder of 41 ance, according bo Dav zries ef Schoo) employes, ayueriy of school: transportitou aid tai Lion, maintenunce: equipment pur- chased when needed. ave muney remaining for the construction of new buildings, Thound tale fonles discussed bs Iyen} school board meme! per. tained fo transportation. advau- 3 af adarge ligh schon) as are? to i smaller school, hors, and janitors, in the discussions ueing held tht aflerneen 3M Morris was answer: i Hameraus <uestions pertaining do sehool bus driver reqiti 1th Deetor Davis reported that he found (he record of the local school beords which he examined early Lodiy fuctary, Ha exe peris fooexaiuine tle remainder this afternoou,

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Jan, 27—Henry Mercer, J4, Sabina, Clinton County nécused of writing totes threats ing arset fo govern! Sabina rest- denia was quesUoned at the Onie Sate Bureau of Juvenile Meseareh toe

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| NEW LEXINGTON. Li aie etd of lown her: half a Tun- dred boys and girls were Dnay ated iiding. In anoilier cud of town x jscore of bers had swept the snow mwas aid were Dhiying marbles on ‘the sidewathk

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DEES OM Re ee THEY'RE POLITE

1 : LON DON, in. PHT he jfive-power naval conference, onters ing ils second week, nrangly po. Htely tat without making remark able progress fodar, on haw to slart iis eae The “Wie Five or ieads of the Piaiegations, niet Noe th Downing Slrect. the prime ministers resi- dence, nnd discussed the progranty (Or agetida of the yon ference.

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Croker’s Widow Enters Politics

! Hore poe Ve tage jrave rints in Uhis stare, iininos jun while inet aqgarreliz jousty warn ugainst AsHific tion, fron, whatever coe al Free jueie Watsonville, spree for ney miles. Merndin Lovers, a old Filipino, was shut ta [stan Johnson, white youth, was slabbed dn the Taek Vilipines tave been imported in vonsideruhdy munbers to work on nd veeetale That sak diautebs, su bey tire leitipinos living whi one tertaip Ue im tele soecatled ehik lous! Revi Filipinos specut die Intene ino the vite alt for prode fruit EG ARBLESS OP opinions aslo jbunian Wa, daterustionad beans erhood, ete. the frel is that white | aieenm, fit white country, wilh nets Mow their gohs ar tlie Hhe taken hy StI [mon send fot Iles Asiitic. Thileee en of Luhorerx, from unr away for any other soures, aor OA Fob I thie slate without tiliiiye of ? (Californian will permit And frhose non originally © ‘ormiiunis ire are desperdiely cathusiastie tian the navite darn, In other you hear occa. for irovir ig we of the country, some harts df Cia vonnt n sicnally, ped fae peur oiler state, Never licre, z (ers front ile E: and Abie fesse jteli you “even dg we wanted th mayo. ate children would not det us, You entmot tat te them oat any other parloof the worlds! As (far swasey pewspaper tian whe : amt moths

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SNOOK HAS NOT TOLD “REAL STORY” OF THEORA HIX MURDER, DECLARES MARION T. MEYERS. RETECTED LOVER Apartment Near Court Street Gfiered Today

iosea by Classified Ad That son cnr hinted aparteent ane fron’ Coure Tint you sain buy a Dieacre farm case to Athens. Wilt ae. Sep TON Or Gute aus put paytuenh. JThag seul cenan by stutidy. Wai y favhy ole

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DRY DEBATE ON Wheder Charges ‘Complete Gevek. ew” On Dey Baw

WAS GIN. dia PT Res A complete “treakdown' af prohi- GUTOR vitareement feeiipees ait pet Uiffeal intinener ty the petewtion of TUE iy 8 peteet, Manat Piet) begs beri Habdtceatr oBae Ieniy brakes Whee rocharsed the rubdat. Heebtad fae aii pyreededbraeay Career os fnar ie des t bal ub Poot Tard, She tae LeulD te pNationn| (on [haw pret hig f.

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Seven Whisky-Laden Boats Seizec By Customs Officers Are Burnec At Detroit; 12 Men Make Escape | 300 Cases of Liquor, Valued at Between $10,000 and: $12,000, Are Confiscated by Pair of Federal Men When Rum-Runners Flee. |

DETROIT, Mich. Jan, 27,—{UP —Seven whisky-laden beats wer: aelznd by federal customs paLrot- imen on the Detroit Kiver thie imorning and burned. Tavcive men Joperating the boats ¢escuped, 1 jihare wore only two ofiicers, ‘The reurgo Of Sik exsea of liquor was jlaken off and conisenied by the patrolinen. The customs men said the Oeet of runt boats, powered by ou lboard molors. hast dtawi up at a dock in iWyandolte, where a ruim-runner 'was shot By hush week. ad jfhe approach of the (vo ofileers jile dosed web handling the liguor 'fed without making an cifore to get their bots away. As the officers were unable lo round up the men, or suard ihe bosia untit dayliehi, they took off lhe whisky, pulled the boats back inte the river, poured gasoline Over thom, and set them aire, This Us the usual procedure in such seize utes, ft weep asat, when it is pas- sthly thé boals will Jal inte Hyner sinvegiers hundsa again, The contixeated figuor, {i was es- lias, cost thea minimers § bette or S124, While the worll: of the Seren oats was pdaeed at about ($1,500) by federal nien.,

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“Innocent Victim’, Back at Old Jeb at Ohio State, Tells His Side of | Story. ! | RESENTED ADVANCES Meyers Says Fle Believes | Snook Killed Carl When | She Refused To Give Tn.

She Refused To Give In. sese cet ss Ty LAMATS PERCU mpyrighe ty Voited Proves ait The: t Colimbus (Ub, COL AU Meyerson aueny Oh » “Pheere bre shy nad himacls Tle He WwaPapers -1unE rue Ris: | J batinere abd | Wout des went tirange 4 Weeping ferry tar da Deeded feert shake fet Ui Seah loye Unie Ui reotler wa? die Gbro Stata Tobe cued Mibe wine A Auch Sonal $0 Pte: ilrutly, FES See stone bis tedaisenship wall uputy far Dire ferdrer Cnbe bre electra te Deve Chee abe set ti ave “Pd peee: have der dis werk ame of his yt fe die a eben fife mad rise eBLETY eth eds nylahes oF wee OTe Mi Th dare at tlie thee as leabdisie deen’ to bbef Sqeerd deat Iw veel aan) (he any te see that de metoon Panter at Pht iy Aitd bee is workers a aay Invention vdaeh, he ae whl one 1 Deere rhe Rhee pesuarbnick Ube roundly, he det fa fora ine vectra awit reortes: Ue ‘tively Camas tr to byt bE owill reeomat where E ale “Aty t lis Wahusdbaas alt ifn bth E : Dern rins at! ine tide nue three tis enue, rar Ula Hit bop, He die wad t wail) elena ar PIstnnine: dy cceeeeesianr wath Pie ¢ stow adh! ees scared, | ASCARID HEED CHATIOS “tat he las edly tala part of story card Det Ista aD ew ww tedb it att, Bota Vive (tte snook had tedd thee teue story of the err want ned, po te te 2 He would prota bly: iva with dite ; “What ls kann theory af cle wy Dr. Sneak billed Thearat’ 1 usted | iswhol fo thinks’ die nity “Toalink that Re titst; ep osaied ve ber rte Upenne tay he wonbt PWete wate imaprrscion a bear attar rod did | Trierls, « catied titegy &F adele: Taat dye: itt" trunk quad tn fended fa harry der ced was onty a SeOT Tia tk gre ber, she went to fold deer te naake meow Debate Oe and dry te tered hep relationship with for, Sunol “TD uaw tt lias Mars ref] diay poralerd, Bhs dora tek Mate Whta were Crier te | [inet her She was soins te be aj 1) nolor. he dick nat could fare ler purcils hnowledve (leat sh: Tied t mm olge cbt hh tu stay o kesh sped Kotien 804 to afl his wishes sight af Che mucder rea BLIEVE spony i | Fal theory Gf the tran ppenin V don't in the! MoHAMral story tad ly him. Nar: do ) beltewe in gie story of her fhe | “toi tt his “ArrE [ poe Gra tie ith Cie Story ns it peal. i ef othat it he had told) SCHt a Ufie sents said bectur Seok wis fcry jealous of film while he went? with Theora. ] “He aduidted to mie that he foley lewed me a! times when T seus with | ee he sad, \ When he asked tne to 20 te New | York tg see Theora, he told me he: fad nO Téesentinent aiccinsk ine. Well dotoid him that 1 kad plenty of resentinine against bln. ! (told him that in my mind be wis a Idg scoundrel aid that he wast doling right.’ | Meyers dat fond omesnorics of *therars givt wilt onaliy. "You should tava known that girl to tindérstahed what 2 persons he sid, "She was moh talk fo you mhouls any subject. fhe wats iMterusted Ht | the nedciees sant ald. “She wasn't the type ot girl —

Ty LAMATS PERCU Copyrights ts Dotted Prost ait The Bra*‘a_ dauuaves |

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775 Pension Claims Are Filed in Year

SOLUMBUS, Jan. 27.—URA otal af T75 latins for soldiers’ ward idows" pensions wre (hed diring ath, the annual repert af Com- cenissioner J.T, loherta revels, Spanish War velerans and Uneds iMidews filed §67 claims; Civil War temina and whites, 143 clutms, fo far Kegular Army and 44 mils- Ilaneous claims, kel about snoking # cigare iwhere she shouldo’s have spo ene, of bragged about tohing 4 jrnk, {| "She was an interesting gir] tn ‘Avery Way and it was a pleasure to italk to her, We had some great fimes logether, 7 WAS “STRINGING” HIM “T would have married her, but ishe iold me after T knew ner thtee iyenrs Unet she had been ‘stringing® test, | “Thad met Doctor Sook while ‘We was coaching a girl's rifie team jat the university and T didn't know then he was married.” T then told Meyers that Mr. ane Melvin Hix, of Bradenton, whk who 7 oftun hed and corresponded, harbor the retentment against him ‘they had ugainat Doctor Snook. 7 aid that they felt kindWer towards Jeyers because he had offered to land wanted to marry thelr daugh- ies, Meyers was overwhelmed to hear ‘this. . “rn glad you told me that,” he said, ‘They ara the only persons iT really feet rorry for. T’m glad that they don't think I was taking advantage of her.” Speaking of the confessions ziven by Dector Snook, one of which 1 obtained in company with another reporter, Meyers sald: “(tn only sorry thal he gave you ithe story the way he did—after ‘that long gelling. That was the louly biel ding about ii, He never | dig teli the true story.”

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ICE IS CAUSE OF FATAL ACCIDENTS | Slippery Strects and Roads Result) in Autemabil | Crashes That Take Heavy Toll of Lives in State Gver the Week-lEnd

COLUMBUS, Jan, 27.-—(U,P.)—Automobile agcictents resulting from slipper streets and roads clainged a heavy toll of lives in Ohio over the week-end. Two men were killed when their automobile skidded and overturned and three others were crushed to death when their car skidded inte the path of af. & O. vain. Others met death in collisions or ip-s oo victhns wires Mooark dior eH, 2 Wilmington, sand Ure) awuan, 28, Witiningtun, fdlted near Washington €. 1b. when their waar skidded uvertirned. Rarl Gass seth 2. GL) Gi Smiterson, 24. snd | hanes Gasset, hrather of the former. Wiiled when thele autonio. Labbe skiddet onto a Th. & G. Teall | road crossing into the purh of He specding lrain. Alber, Summers, GH, Wellsville, oo rving Knickerbocker, 3%, stuff Lisl for the NEA, Clevetand, Kit. dowhen two machines collided and the machine in whieh Kyteker- hocker was riding crashed into a. pole, Four ather persons in Che sur awwere injured slightly.

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L¥YNTHETIOC 4G

A company bas been fortned in pMew Jersey to manufachire syn- thetic gaxalineg from ¢rude oil ihe German hydrogenation process. ‘The fF Farbenindustrie of Ger many 14 part of the offanization,

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URE DENY QUIT

Pitas of not guilty were entered [ ee doa Rite, Waller Arms, and Wred Agms, Cireie AH), when ar- ralgned ‘this morning before ‘ag. istrate Carl H. Porter on charac’ of burglary in connection with the Iheft of poulirs from Ray Bobo. imhe ihree were committed to t licens County Jail when each | were usable to Zurnish $1,000 bonds.

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War Ace Killed heglsh Fuller Lites dn Age compe Bia Fam ye tee Beaaage da ditidler.

ALAMEDA. Calif. Tan. 27. sNormand A. Caddard A Kagtish war bitd wine Rese unsegthed through the Worl! War, yeaterdiuy fell to iis ateath) ino a motarlosit giader, drodslard etfanptoad to leop Joop ia bis sider acue abeve Tho Atanoda Al with a tamdful of per- sons owaichtng ait, As tte sent the frail eratt inte the foots tlie wings eum phe sud fie boos intd Cabets woud nheut bira os be aml fhe orait fev About Téa feet above the 4 Fetuary, tioddierd rimself ane Iedposd Just eontTuck the water hie te cepened tut te

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Methodist Board Member Reads For a Senate Investigation But He Wants Catholic Group Included Dr. Wilson Says Catholic Welfare Conterence and Anti- Prohibition Organization Also Must Come Under Serutiny of Committee...

L WASHINGTON. Jan. 27-—(URK the Senata Lobby lavestizading iCommitice must net overlook acti- vities of the National Cathoile Welfare Conference. otter church organizalions, and fie Association Agdinst the Vrohibitien Amend. meni bf tie Methodist Roard of Temperate, Prohibition and Poblic )Morais is lo be iuvestixated, Dr. Clarence Truc Wilson. of tho Meth. odist Bourd, dechured im a shale. hnenl here, Wilsoi made publig m telter fe (Chairenan Caraway of Ue lobby ‘commmHiter, otiniig his view. In fany cuse, he suid, he wished to'sub- mit a@ “tull statement a rererd to Ya orgunization, aouree of income, paature of expenditures and meth- Gds af work,” | Tin boetd has been nttacked soverul times for alleged tobbylng activities.

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Attorney General Refuses To Reply to “Pledge” Query. WETS OF HOUSE QUIZZ MITCHELL ON PROHIBITION

WASHINGTON, Jan. Vhe Jastier Depiriaient sr mw aaslliods af hi onferee- ment and Was alwags,” Attorney Cegernd Mitehell told the tlonse Expenditures: Cemmities today in thon to die: pirepoked t aoa of prolibition snferemnent fram the ‘Treasury to the Justia beqmurt- ment. Nulchetts alatement was given inotnawer to a questlon by [epee sentative Sebifer, Foepirbiiean, Wis. consin, i Wek ae to whether the }bisties: fepartment would count. feonnnee iHegal segréhey an} pe igeces joy prohibition sugents, The allariey icon ral Meclieal, however 10 wpe roa question by Pepresenutativ ae, Tiepiidican, Tl inalis, wet. suis ing the he exact from all dus. tire Trepartitent employes a pledie ind Oo dein

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Texas Jurist om Trial fo: Stabbing Court Ste- nographer. HAD BEEN FREENDLY

» Pes dati. UP of thoand ou veleran at fititeber Crlala Were pelt toed list ode ater toay wl Jude fon WW. deeds ent on ‘ital ebergel with thy iurder of lebih. Tibghaatth, an 8-yonr-old ntl with wham he was felendis, tf Adtorney Hears Uraalen, i drest 19 hla) rst in ree oof th aint af dsehee Brady, i. all. abiste veteran af the banch, Diyien Moses, Texas’ mont + least Lbiig ona, prey { ae Prete cidininal atiornes Infetsa eoniant. Jieblia Hishaenth had woried aq mo ostenogreapler: im thea Supreme Mftoure. bf waa thera ste Aret cet Jota Hrady. Pherh wera evidences at frlendelili between the ‘wo hut dibfereuces ti ages stilted otfles gossip. 1 TH onon nls whep Vex -Upniveraity, Uirads‘s alia mater, jim avon a ethtiran engteat rod a piece get of ike city lowed with Pevtalbernnen, Ciara wasn scuitic, a [shia ery af palo in the shadows of ‘twas Capitol | Police round Heady | stunting paste ties crumpled body of 1 Galel bey leet plereed hy ebony

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SISW LENINGTON, wba 27.1, Siduey Newby Gord, 36, proprietor af Lotds Shoapstal ot Somerset, iciad Mi Hernien Lowelta Warner, 24, Newark, were prapled a marriage Heense ait Nuwurk riday mfter- Neon, Dr. Lord was granted a ai- ec in Common Pious Cotert vo D. trtee from Nis first wife, Marion GB, Lord, Ueree days hefors (le Jivense wag Jagued, The fitst. wife ia in Bnslund.

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Ree APPROVE

SS Pere ees See ee Failure of the driver. Jolin Puylor, Ue teat ia the Hreetibn from which the Naw York Central Plyor was seeding sie Titid responsible far (he bux-train ernst) at Beren Inet Week whieh eclamied the tbyes of Rinse echoot children aged the drive ar, necerding i ay iavesligateru report approved tialay by the Pube fe C1itlesn Corpnmilssion, In alaintving the ralitoad com- Ipany froin biame, fnveatigutore ‘arry Evana, John ‘T. Griggs anil [lenis Dabe recotunended that the preseok Sten, Leuk aid Listen sign atthe Shehton Lecd Crossing be jWinidoced be ostendard teak light slistain, Six tracks hiseet tie 4056 Lrg. (Taree officials or tho Toterelate aiinerce Commlasisn, W. 1, Was er, T. MeCunley and Agsistint )Chiet Sintth of ie Buren of Sare- ty, wortend with the commission's Hospoctars in iivestigating the mg. eletont, The report revealed thai ihe Bus vwis talig a detatr da its route 10 silee Jin Fark Hod Eeabriot Schoal on tie stay of (he disasters The regular road was “undergelng ae pended

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Mis. Buckley To Be Candi- date For State Treasurer This Year. Seeks Vindication

DAYTON, Jan. 27.—01Q— Airs Bert B. Buckley, wife of the former state treasurer, who ia serving # term $n: the’ Federet Penitentiary at. At-: lanta, will enter tho Repyb.: lican primary this year as candidate tor state treasure! it was revenied today. Airs. Buckloy, it wag de‘ clared, will run on # “Vindl-? cation” Ticket, askin yoters to support her as evidence. of hers und thelr bellef in th innocense of her -husbat who was sentenced (0. tow: and one-halt . yoata: em, charges of conspiring. te the liquer laws.

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‘Driver of Bus in Fatal Crash at Herca Ts Held » Respoustble in Re- port Filed. BLAMED FOR WRECK

aap STs (URE Nooarte oof Greets approxtuatels 4 opercions Of school bide i Obs was begun tadny ave will Peoniinge until every alriver bead Pheed exaniticd, 10 tae announced hy Coningesioner af Motor Veo plete Chatmers 1. Witaut.. . Lo oThe werk wo nuthocded Ina rutin of Attorney Genera) Cillbert Eshetttuany last weel, holding Uiae Pdrlvers ef aefiood Ltisges inust. be [tise nse an chanileucs, Uirkvers wilh bo atbhinttied to rig jh examinations, bot physical anil mental, Wil said Dyapectons, cock allotted tour daunting, will {Kive coynmitnations, eopsldlog of quoentions rocerdiag arlvbag rules ali yesh, beth elata aod Joy eel, The operatert will undergo rent oo piiyaiend exc deationg before Heensed pliyslelais ong to lenr, eye aml body fitness, Appl Penta also neuet metal a curtilt Wie di answerlng questions of mb TRUtal chiuaicber, | Tsapectors Kiva heen dlrected, Wiinnd aad, fo pub dtivers and (hele vehicles through, cerui Weivius teela, bo agcurtnin Wie wafes fy oof tnth, Fe curriete fra deters Fithe! nasife. the State Dennrt- ment wilt ask ie boardn of edaens Rho elthes te make repairs Of ros placements, ih won ant, The Slate Tiepertmant han juries dhohion lo aecept or resect eximin= utlona af all etrivern, neoording to Betlauao's rullng. OLE ALB

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Work on ‘Pwo Cridsers $4 Halted By fireat Drtteina. STOP BULLDING

LONDON. Jan. sR A feet order diated January 2 haa officlal- ly cancelled | consirnetion of the eruisers Surrey and Northhumber- land, il was announced toduy. The ndmiralty ‘directed suspen. slo of work on the cruisers sev- eral montis aga.

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Misssarian’s Proposal, 2.75 Beer te Receica Coacideratios

Washington, Jan, 28.<- CP} ~- Ghailnnan Wickersham of the jaw anforcenent commission, in a lotter to Representalive Dyer, of Mis- sourl nde public todey, aald that Dyer'e proposal to jegalixe beer containing 2.75. pereent of alcohal would be a id to the commis- sion oonaideration on Feb. 5,

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Big sia io Opposed to Legislative Tax Sessior

Leavenworth, Kan, Jan, 28.—(CP) ~—Fifty one of 63 Kansas repre sentatives who bave replied to 8 Tequest of Fopresentative B. FF. Enders, R-publican floor leader, for their views on & special seasion of legislature to consider yeviafon of tax lawé, oppose the session, Mr. Enders sald bere today. Tw representatives favored the seaslon, Mr. Enders said. Forty two of the legislatury doclared op- position to an Jucrease of one cent % gallon in the state gasoline tax, Twelve representatives professed no views on the advisability of a special seasion.

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Politicians from Everywhere “Assemble for Annual Party Pow Wow. THE CAULDRON IS BOILING!

Yoneka, Kan, Jan. 28-—(2)— The Kansas political cauldron boll- ¢d merrily today as the Republican host assembled for the celebration of the state's @9th birthday anni- vorsary, As tomartow's annual Kansas losy functions drew near, the list of announced candidates for Re- publican nominations for state and congressional offices inarcased steadily, Senator Henry J. Allen arrived uvernight from Washitgtan to join the milling erowds tn hotel lobbies and to discuss with his followera tho three-corncred contest which haa developed in the Republican ranks for his seat in tha genate, He made thla characteristic comment: “The more candidates the more cheerful tima wo'll havo,” Withbolds Announcement, ‘The junfor senator from Kansas said he wanted to read the state: ment lasued Ly Ralph Snyder, preal- dent of the Kanaaa Btate Farm Bureau, and tho one issued by Seth Welta in behalf of Representative W. HL Sproul! of the third congres- sional district, his two announced opponents, before formally an- nouncing bis own candidacy for ro nomination for the ahort term end- ing in Mareh, 1933, Governor Clyde M. Reed and Frank ("Chicf”) Hau-ke had the Republican governorship field to theruselves, with Mayor J, G, John- aon of Leavenworth standing on the sidelines ag the candidate of hia friends for the office although he has not publlely announced whether he would make the contest a three- way race. Opposition for Few. Only.a few candidates had an- nounced opposition to the present Republican state officers. ¥, O. Mattin, Topeka and Oswego attor- ney, choge today to announce hls candidacy for atate auditor, #'con- test which promlses a large Zield, depending upon whether Will 1, French decides to run fora third term. J. ¥. Barley, Wanhington, haa announced his candidacy for state printer, Bert P. Walker, atate printer, has indicated he would seek another term. George A. Allen, Jr., state super- intendent of public instruction, and Fred A. Seaman, Topeka, so far java the field to themselves for the Republican nomination for the of- fice occupled by Allen. Roland Boyton, Emporia attorney, has an- nounced for attorney general, to succeed Willlam A. Smith. The re- tiring attorney general may become a candidate for the state supreme court in opposition to Justice Wil- liam D, Jochems, Wichita, Five first term officers expected to be candidates far second terme in ad- dition to Governor Reed, are: Dr. J. W, Grayhill, Newton, lHeutenant governor; E. A.Cornell, Smith Cen- ter, secretary of state; Tom B. Boyd, ‘Topeka, treasurer, and Charles F, Hobbs, Baldwin, insur- ance coinmissloner, All ara Re publieans, Elect Three Justices. Threa positions on the suprame fourt bench, cocupled by Chief duatice Johnaton and Justices Jechema and Burch, will be up for election this year, The three justices are expected to be candi- datea ‘for re-election. , ‘The fletd of third diatrict candl- dates for the Republican nomina- tion to succeed Representative Bproul was increased overnight by the entrance of two more men into the race. Walter Chappell, Chanuts, tiled a declaration of his candidaoy with the secretary of state, and Sherlf¢ Alfred Coad, Parsons, an: nounced his candidacy, Political Notes. In the Kansas political cauldron Ralph Snyder, president of the Kaneas Btate Farm Bureau, today

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Drinkers Can't Receive Places In “Dry” Forces

Washington, Jat, 28—(/P)—An amendment to the Willlamson bill which would compel all: prohibition agenta except the assistant director of prohibition to stand competitive examination under the civil service commission waa adopted today by the house expenditures committee. Washington, Jan. 28.—(.)—Hab- itual drinkerg and those definitely opposed to prohihition on principle Are considered unsuitable by tho Hoover administration for federat offices directly connected with the prosecution of violators of dry stat- utes. In addition, tho personal views and practices of applicants for ap- Pointment or reappointment as United States attorneys and mar- shals are being thoroughly Invosti- gated before appointmertta aro rec- ommended to the president by the Justice department. Policy Shown In Letter. ‘This was revealed by Attorney General Mitchell in a letter aubmit- ted to the house expenditures com- mittee, which Ip considering the Wittamaan bil to consolidate the government's enforcement and Prosecuting agencics In (he depart- ment of justice, The letter had been written to a friend of the attorney general, whose name waa withheld, and dealt only with attorneys and mar- shals, although it is asaumed that Mitchell will follow tha same poilcy Im selecting men for the enforce ment unit when that agency {a traneferred to hia jurisdiction from Its present place gn the treavury. Opposed To Drinkers. "I have not made any hard and fast rule on the subject,” the attcr- Hey general wrote, “and thera are many matters respecting a 2 1n's ability and personal qualifications that have to be considered, but 1 beileve that no man who makea a Practica of drinking intoxicating liquor, or who has dofinite or pro- Nounced views in opposition to pro- hibition, belongs, during this ad- ministralon in any post having dt- rectly to do with th. prosecution af cases under tha national prohibi- tlon act. It seems to me that such men had better seek positions in some other branch of the govern- ment or a private occupation.” The inquirtea that sre being made “about the habits of candi- datea ag to.tha use of lquor and their views on -protiibition,” he pald, are belng conducted at bis PI, Airgotion. ? ith the receipt of Mitchell's let- ter, “the expenditures committes oonclided its open hearings on t..c transfer biil, Executive aeasions wero planned, beginning today, and kt. was expected that the measure would be reported out by the end of the weck,

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SPANISH DICTATOR AND HIS CABINET HAND RESIGNATION:

Madrid, Jun, 28-—(P)—Pre- miler Primo de Rivera, Spanivh dictator since 1928, and bis cab- inet resigued tanight,

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Five Filipinos Beaten in New Race Disturbances

San Francisco, Jan, 28.~-(P)— Three Filipino youths were severely beaten by two unidentified taxicab drivers early today ag police wero preparing to take eextra precau- tions against serioua racial dis- turbances in San Francisco, The attack on Filipinos was the second hera within twelve hours, Two Fillpinos, Jose Francisco, 35, and Reseguno Peralto, 25, while walking with two white women last nlght were aocosted by a group af white inen und sover-)y beaten, The whito men fled before the po- lice riot squad arrived, Tha three attacked today ware get Upon while working in frant of @ Jonas atreet bullding. They were Amello Bautista, Bandos Hautlsta, and Leon Deaais, Chief of Police William J. Cuinn tallowlng the firat attack sent out the fallowing order to the city’s thirteen precinct stations: “Company commanders will issue proper Instructions to all members of thelr commands that where Fili- Pinoy guther or travel in groups every precaution shal] be taken to avert race riots or ot. er trouble. It this occurs arrests shall bo made."

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Topeka, Jan, 28.-—~-(#)— Three ‘hundyed Kansys women uttended a luncheon hera today honoring Mre. WitHauw 4, Johnston, wife of the chief justice oF Kansas, The group included presidents of @ bumber of orgunizations and other prominent women frgm throusheut tha slate

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Law Enforcement Commission to Heed Plea for Beer | "With 2.75 Aleohol. NOTICE FOR DYER PLAN

Washington, Jan, 28—(UP)—The prospect of senate investigation of prohibition agencies thrust itself forwerd at the capitol today as wets and drya In congress went after each ather with renewed fury. The prohibition discussion also spread 10 other parts of tha city with organizations supporting nd opposing the Wighteenth Amdnd- ment fesuing statements and Chals: mean Wickersham of the Hover Jaw enforcement commisaion disclosing he would place the Dyer propozal to amend the law to permlt 2.76 per cent heer before the commission, Watch Borsh's Offloc. Further it became known that Senator Borah, Republican, Idaho, a leader of the drys, hud been ad- vised that the justice department was watching his office. Tha Idahoan indicated he would ask tho senate judiciary commiitee to Investigate the enforcement agen- cles as result of the disagreement between himself and Assistant Sce- ratary Lowmon of the treasury over the, qualifications of John F. C. Herbert as dry administrator for Montana and Idaho, Borah hes sald tf what he has been told about Herbert is true the man should ba in the penitentiary instead of halding a federal office. In the house, Representative Ccl- ler, Democrat, New York, deseribed aa “silly” a statement by Attorney Genera! Mitchell that he wad op- posed to those in the prohibition aervica who drank or did not be- lleva tn prohibition. For Civil Service, ‘The house expenditures commit- tea amended the Williamson bill to require all prohibition agents ex- cept the diractor and the assistant director ta stand a competitive civil, sorvico #xamination. This Mensure would provide for the transfer of the prohibition enforce- Mieht unit“from the treasury to the justice department. © The board of temperance, prohi- bition and public morala of the Methodist Episcopal church issued a statement endorsing Mr. Mitch- ell's view on prohibition officera, Against Irregular Trials. During the day, Heory H. Curran, president of the association against prohibition. amendment, wrote Chairman Christopherson of the house judiciary sub-committee pro- testing against the Christepheraon bills to carry out the law enforce- ment commigaion recammendation that United States commiseloners be given authority to try minor dry law cases. . Curran also suggested that $30%),- 000,000 be provided as a minimum sun) for prohibition enforcement. The Wickersham communication to Representative Dyer of Missouri, ranking Republican on the house judleiary committer, r-"' the su- peeme court had held it could net say the one half of one percent de- termined by tha prohibition stat- uteg as the maximum ulcohalic can- tent of beverages was inadequate in view of the legislation already paae- ed. Dyer hus sald congreas had the authority to ralaa tha parcent to 2.75 as thal percentage wae not in- toxieating, Denial From Mitchell, Washington, Jan, 28.—~(3?)—De- nial that department of justice agents had inquired into the con- duct of J, 8, C. Herbert, pronibl- tion adminiatratar in Montana or had watched tho office of Senator Borah or any member of congress wai made In a atatement today by Attorney General Mitchell, “Some ono haa been misleading Senator Borah,” the attorney gen- eral sald, Borah had sald in the senate that he understood justice agenta had investigated Herbert's activities while he was stationed at Baltimore and Horah’s secretary had been told thut department of dustice ugerts had watched the Idaho senator's office following hls recent attacks on prohibition ea- forcement. “No department of justice agent or employe has ‘watched’ or fol- lowed Senator Borah or any other member of congress," the attorney general wuld, “Any sort of eaplon- 4ge upon members of congress of thelr offlves by thia department Je unthinkable and utterly repugnant to the senae of propriety of evary offichal in ihis department.”

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ONE BEAD, FIVE HURT IN BGILER EXPLOSION

Konowu, Okla, Jan. 26—-()— One man was injured fatally und five othera suffered eau seripua |n- juries when two boliecs exploded Jast night on a Pure Qil company Jease § miles northeast of hers, Oscar EF. Ryan, fireman, waa caught under one of the bollera and both lege were crushed. Ha died 30 eainates: later in 4 Semtncte how pital.

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Won't Sane

New York, Jan. 28,-(2)—The New York State Athietto Commils- slon today refused to sunctun ihe ¥ieturla Cumpolo-Johnay —Riuko hout scheduled wt Madison Square Garden, Feb, 7, on the ground that Bisko isnot a Mt opponent for the big South American.

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By BYRON PRICK Fe ee eee ee

Associated Presa Stair Writer London, Jan. (i —French giobal tonnage proposals were pul at the head of the naval conference agenda today, but Italian counter- proposals also will ba given their day in court at the next open ses- slon af the full conference callad for Thursday morning at ten o'clock. Again invoking the alphabet, the big five at a meoting in St, James’ Palace today decided to call the roll of nations at Thursday's aession, thus giving France the right of way over her Italian neighbor, Franco will present her proposal to limit fleets as a whole and not in, separate categories, Great Brit- ain will reiterate briefly her prefer- enea for category regulation und Italy witl then make her plea that the actus! relativity of fleets should ba decided before all elec. Tws To Bo Silent, Tho United States and Japan have nothing to propose in this gen- eral phase of the discussions. A committea of twa from euch dele- gation will be appointed when lhe three addreasea are finjuhed Thura- dey ta study the situation but it is fully expected the arrangement made by the five will be approved eventually, ‘The decision for an open session on Thureday was reached on o mo- tion Introduced by Henry L. Stim- son, the American yecrctary of atate. Some opposition had been ex- Presaed, but. Secretary Stimson In- sisted that ay inany newspaper men as possible be adniitted. Italy Satiafied. All the delegations expressed sat- Ssfaction after the big five hud ud- Journed. Dino Grandi, Itailan for. elgn mintater who hos been urging Itatlan parity with France, sujd he felt Italy had recelved recognition even If her claim was in secondary Place on the agenda. Iamiediately after tha big five ad- journed, jndlvidual conferences wore resumed, Frime Minister Mac- Donald calling at the American headquarters and Hugh 8. Gibson, American delegate, having lunched with Forelgn Minister Grandi. Afternoon meetinga were urrang: ed between the Britluh and Jupa- nege and British and French delega- tlons, The big fiva wilt not meet eyoin until after ‘Thursday's ses- glon.

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NAVAL PARLEYS THROWN OPEN TO _ PRESS OF WORLT American Delegates Succeed it Removing Bars to the | Reporters.

OTT EN, TT Te London, Jan, 28,—Ce)—Under the leadership of the American delega tion plang were made late today tc Jet the whole worid Haten in througt the prega at all future plenary meet Ings of the naval conference. | i Greatly expanding -previoum a& rangements It was decided at American insistence that seats be given in the conference room at St James's Palace to 78 reporters rep- resenting all nations. Loud speakers will be inatalled to carry the proceedings to the preas room outelde for these im- poaulblo to admit. American newspaper men are to got twelve seata In the mecting room, The plan applies only to full mectings of the conforence and not to sessione of the bly five or com- mittees,

By BYRON PRICE Auanciatat Treas Sind? Writer

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Seven Perish in Destruction of Two-room Shacl

Frederick, Cola, Jan, 28—(i#) —Seven persons wera burned to death in g fire that broke ont today in a two room shack near the Slope- ne mine. Mra. Peul Martinez, her five children, ranging in age from 13 months to 2 years, and Ernest L. Newlon, a miner, lost thelr lves. Newlon discovered tho fire, broke into the ahack through a window, and waa burned to death trylng to rescue the family. ‘Tho fire ia believed to have start- ed from an overheated stove, The father of the family wes at work in the Slope mine, on a night shift. ‘Phe-tead: Mrs, Della Martinez, 30, Frances, 13 months. Pauline, 12 years. Eimma, i0 years. “Rosa, & years. Ernest, 16 years, Ernest L. Newlon, 34. Newlon 1s survived by his wife. Dr. J. A, Wea.er, coroner of Weld county, came here fram Greeley to inka charge af the bodies. . Frederick is a coal camp, located 30 miles north of Denver,

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Mexico City Pelice Nip ° Plot on Official Li

Mexico City, Jan. 28.—(CP)-— Mexico City police claimed today to have frustrated a plot to sassassin- ate Presfdent Emlllo Portes Gl, and the president-elect, Paacuat Orllz Rubio, blaw up several publie butld- ings, and seize administration of the government, Of 19 persons arrevied several days ago, Valente Quintana, chief of pollee, said 17 have confeased connectlon with the plot and are belng licld, The twu released were women who proved their innocence. ‘The chief of police said tha plot- ters were adherents of Jasa Vascon- celox, defeated candidate for the Mexican preeldency, who charged after hia lous at the polls laat No- vember 17 that the Ortlz-Rublstas had taken advantage of certain pe- cuilarities of the Moaican election Jaws to win from him. The plot, he sald, wae to massacre tha guurd at the government power Plant here, capture the plant, selze urns at a factory in tho center of tha elty, and subyequently to ter- rerlze the populnce by shooting rockets with a large dynamite con- tent Into the alr, In the confuslon the president und prealdent-clect were to bo ehet and tho govern- mont seized. . Some of the ‘arrested persons were gludents. Valente termed the plot the product of "demented par- sony.” He sald he would hold the prisoners over for Inveatlgution, and punishment by the new admin- istralion which takes uffice Febru- ary 5.

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Sled Ride Behind Cor is Fatal to School Bo;

Bt. Joseph, Mo. Jan. 24.—~{A7}— A ride on a wled hitched ta @ motor car resulted in the death here last night of George Edward Kernu, 18 year old high achool student of Easton, Mo. Kerns, who wus riding second in a airing of slede behind the machine, was thrown against a post while turning a corner, He wae brought to a hospital here, where ho died aeverul houra later. Hila parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wil- Wam I Berns, of Easton, a brother and two gsljeters survive.

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PLANE WRECKAGE FOUND, BODIES NOT LOCATED

J0 ON BLOM LO rete bee em Teller, Alaska, Jan. 28.—CUP)—The fur north today awaited reports from the searching party near North Cape, Siberfa, which has been digging into the ice and snow about the wreckage of Carl Ben Eiclson's airplane expecting to find the body of tho noted Arctic avia- tor and his companion Earl ,Bor- land. Meanwhile, two other fiers who for weeks have becn awaiting an opportunity to hop from here to North jCape and join in the hunt for the long missing blrdmen were at last on thelr way, Tha two, Pat Held and Ee Young, Canadian pliots, took aff here yesterday for a 400 mile flight to North Cape. Tho searching party, compoacd of four men, was taken to the eceno Sunday by Joe Crosson and Harald Gillam, American fiters who located the wreck last Saturday. Since Crosson and Gillnam operated from the fur trading shin Nanwk, frozen in the ice near North Cape, repor’s from the searching party were ox- pected from that source. Reld and Young, who came here in the hops of flying to Siberia and finding Elelson and Borland live, were inatructed to remain at the faceno until “everything is cleared up.” Etelson and Borland wero flying to the Nanuk, soon after the ship was frozen in, to taka fur: and passengers back to Alaska when they disappeared aficr leaving here November 9, An International ‘search, in which Rusata, United Statey and Canada have partici- pated culminated Saturday in tha {Inding of the wreckage of the plane buried in snow about [0 miles southeast of tho Nanuk.

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enn ee en ee Winfield, Kan. Jan. 28.—(4}— Fire pf unknown qgeigin toduy de- atroyed the frame building and slouk of the C, Washburn Furniture cympany in the business district of Douginas, Kan. today, The dumage wee estimated wt $5,000, Are you Ingured? If not better gee the Hinkel agency

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K. 0, NEWSPAPER PLANT DAMAGED $40,000 BY FIRE Overheated Flue Blamed fo | Blaze Which Does Not | Halt Pablication.

Kansas City, Jan. 28.—(U2P)—Fire, water and amoke did approximately $10,000 damage ta the Kansas City Journal Poat plant this afternoon, a blaze resulting from an overheat- ed flue carrying the exhaust from sterotype machinery. Pubilcatlon of the Journal Post wag not halted. Mont of the cdam- age was to the bullding, although water and smoke eaused some lose in the composing room and two offices, A large crawd collected at the scene, Flames shot from the top of the building and could bo acen for several blocks because of the Io- catlon of the plant, on & hii} at the edge of the south dawntown busi- nesa section, Are you Insured? If not better ‘dan the inkkal penne,

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Supposed Drowned Man Looks On as River Bed is Dragge

Wichita, Kan., Jan, 28,—(0) ~-Biremen and volunteers, prob- Ing the Ice-covered Little River hero toduy for tho “bndy" of dun N. Shultz, 51, delleved te have fallen through the tee, wers osked by un onlouker what they were about, They told bln. “Why," he said, “I'm Shultz. But 1) help you look for my body.” Relatives uf Shultz had be: come worried at his prolunged ubpence after he was believed to have get uul wcress the ice ty the home of w daughter ucroza the river,

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Ten Bank Officials Are Sentenced for Big Theft

Funt, Mich, Jan. 28—(2)—John 8. De Camp, former senlor vice president and director of the Union Industrial Bank, was sentenced to from 10 to 20 years imprisonment upon conviction today of embezzle- ment, abstraction and wilful mianp- propriation of $90,058 of the bank's funds, Nine others who had plead- od guilty to similar charges in the $3,503,006 defulcations from the bank also were sentenced, The nine others, all of whom were former employes or executives of the bank, were sentenced as ful- Jowa: Elten D. Graham, five to 20 years; Ivan P. Christensen, 7/4 to 20 years; Milton D, Pollack, five to 20 yeava; Frank D, Montague, 214 to 20 years; Mark H. Kelley, five to 20 years; Russell A. Runyon, five to 20 years; Clitford A. Plumb, six months to 20 years; J. W. Bar- ron, two ta 20 yenrs and A. J. Schlosver, one to 20 years.

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TEEL EARNINGS ¥oR QUARTER ANNU

New Yark, Jan. 48—(1)--The United States Steel Corporation’: financlul statement for the fourth Qunarter of 1129, made pubile to: day, shuwed total earnings of $56, 345,854 after (axas, exponses and tn. terest on bonds of subsidiaries. Thh compares with $70,173,713 for the third quarter and $33,186,679 for thie last three months of 1875.

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Bpanish Dietuior Mal that

a eee fee: hee Madrid, Jan. 28 -(.4- ‘Thy spun. ion Boveromeot through thy office of the chlef cenaur, late today de- uled reporty publivied abroud that Premier Primo We Rivers bad resigned, stating that (he reports were without foundation,

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THE KILLING 18 DESCRIBED Accused Man Had Been Drink ing Heavily, Witnesses for State Assert.

Court Room, Austin, Tox, Jan, 28,-—-(.P)-—-Mre, John W. Bmdy, wite of the former judgo of the third ‘Texay court of civil appeals ‘on trinl for murder, was tho firat witness for tho defense today, Court Room, Austin, Tex., Jan, 28. UP)—Thp state rested todny in tho John W. Brady murder trial, As goon as District Attorney Henry Brooks made hia anouncement, the defense asked for p receas until 2 pm Austin, Tox, Jan, 98—(4'}—In its effort to prove Jolm W. Brady former Texas judge, guilty of the knife slaying of Miss Lehlla High- smith, stenographer, the state to- day continued introduction of its testimony In the 58 year old nttor- ney's triat here. Four star prosecution witnesses were called to the stand during the first day of testimony, during which the defense madu a motion for o suspended sentence in the event of canvictlon. Mra. H. B, Crider, operator of the rooming hovgp in frunt of which Miss Highamith was alain, cone pleted testimony she started yeu terday. She told of events leading up to iho slaying, and of the actual killing. “When the car came up,” she testified, "I saw Brody go out and meet Misa Highsmith. T heard her aay, ‘please dan't do that, and I saw him bit her. I went to the telephone and called the police.” ‘Threa other witnesses preceded her. They ware F. R. McNaughton, Frank Graham, Jr, and King Mc- Farlan, all af whom testified of happenings in the rooming house and in front af it the night of the crime. Had Beon Drinking. McNaughton, first witness of the trial, teatifled of drinking with Brady thn afternoon of the day o! the stabbing, of attending n foot. ball game, and then golng back to thp rooming house whero Brady beeania loud and unruly and final- ly was turned out by Mrs. Me- Naughtor., He then told of a party of friends, including Miss Highsmith, leaving his apartment to visit un- other friend after Brady way sent away. An haur or eo later, he testified, Milas Highsmith, Graham and hint welf wont back to the roonilng houge to get a phonagraph. They met Branly coming déwnataira and the latter started quarreling with Mias Highsmith, fe related. Story Corroborated. He testified ha went fn to use the telephone ang while he hold the recelver he heard a seream and dushed outside to find the former judge bending over Miss High smith. Brady offered no resist. ‘ance, McNaughton gald, but insist. ed on using the telephone while Il waa meaded for calling an ambul ance, Sinlar testimony waz offered by Graham, Brudy, he sald, lookec angry, and sald something to Mist Highamith “about a Saturday alghi party." “L «aw Brady strike her and 1 run ifto tha house tu get Mo Naughton and met MeNaughton ar ine atepy,” Graham teutified. Wher he turned around hy said Bred) Was holding a knife und way sti] striking the woman. He testi fec ho bellaved Bredy waa intoxicated Hearg Threats. MeFarlan testifled he drove uy to the beusy shortly before th slaying, Intending ta get a rvon there. He sald be saw Brady draw 4 long knife, and beard tn sn} to Miss Highsmith: "Where in the hell did you ye? umn you, tuk yuu (was going to KU you, and Tn going to da LW Qn cross examinatian, he aul Brady was “very drunk.” Brady livtened attentively to th testaony. When Crahaim, consid ered the uce of state witneaues, wa: called he fontced at fii stendll: and occasionally ducing hls tenth eae ee eee ge

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Episcopal Bishop May Lose Eye Due to Unusual Mishay

Balin, Kap. dun. LDF » Hivhep Robert 4. Mize, of the Sa. nw diocexs of ths Eptscupal church may Jose the sight of bis right eye becousa Pote Murtivez, Mexican Jaborer, walked into the bishop's automobile ux it proceeded duwir the alrect. Martinez bruke the glasa In one doar of thé automobiie, and the bishop's eyo bail wus cut by the tiying pasticles, The pedeateian’s face and ote ara alan was tucerat ed ucverely,

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Cause of Mishap Resulting in Death of Pilot and 4 Pas- sengers Undetermined. FIVE PERSONS ARE DEAD

Kansas Clty, Kan. dan, 28-G1) —Hasty removal of tho wreckage of a Central Alc Lines passenger Plane which crashed tere Inte yea terday and burned, killing five per: rong, today brought threats of prosecution from cuunty offictale and a denial by officials of the company that the wreckage hed beon destroyed, Dr. Ben 8. Coffin, coroner nt Wy- andotte county, declared that the wrecked ship had been destroyed by officials and workmen of the Centra! Air Lines who rushed to tha scene. Ho dectured such. pro- cedure was “unheard of” in case of an aceldent and declared he would have thase responsiblo prosecuted if possible. Morely Moved Wreck. Officials of the alr ling asserted on the other hand that they had received permission from Richard H. Lees, department of commerce ageranautical inspector, lo move the wreck and that It had been taken to 4 hangar for the Investigation con- ducted by company officlais today. Coroner Coffin conferred with Fred R. White, county altterney, who indleated that thoro wera no state statutes under which criminal action could be brought. “Thera Ja no questtun but that thera waa laxity somowhers in cott~ nection With tho accident,” Coroner, | Coffin sald, "and the destruction of the wrecked ship before the of. fielaln and the coroner could make any move Js an unheard of proced~ ure.” Inquest Useless. [ ‘| “The destruction of the ship by }pilats and. mechanics virtually | makey useless the holding of an in-~ quent.” Lees sald he was called on the telephone itnimediately after the accident by E. 1. Bloniger, branch, |} manager of the Univorsal Aviation | Corporation of which tha Cestral .) Air Lines ja a subsidiary, and _| authorized. the removal of the wreck. . “We ara trying to sell aviation to the pubic,” the department of com- merce Inspector explainec today, “and tha wreckage of a _lano lying ,j around has a bad effect.” Newspaper photographers, who enid they had been cursed and threatenod by aviation workers in attempting to obtaln pletures of the ‘| plane, made complaints to the ear |aner und County Attorney White. E. A. Watkins, prealidant of thy | Central Alr Liner, few hore fro 1 | Wichita, Kay., teduy to direet thay ||company'a investigatlon of th ‘}ecrash, If was announced atate- Ment would be {ssued Inter. Kansaa City, Kan, Jan, 28.--(#') }}~Burned and mutilated bodies of )| four men and one woman lay tuday (Jin Kansas Clty morgues, victinis of ‘tha era#h of a Central Alrilnca -iplane which dived and explodad -JInte a mess of seothing {lames Jaat -}night within a niile af ita dostina- ;|tlon, Fairfax ‘airport, -| Cuuse of the accident probably wilt remuin a secret of the dead. y{Almoet ax xoon 46 the charred ,{bodies of tha four pasaengers and s}pllot were removed, employes of , [Universal Airlines, Inc, a sub- sidlary with Centrut Alrlinea of p{Aviation curporation, hacked to -}piecea the alill amoking frame of , [the plane and dragged ita parts to ,, widely separated sectiong of a stub bled corn flekl. " liven the puthetic remnonta of {{the passengers’ persona) baggags— B Mugazine, a box of cough medi- ‘jeine, 4 wotnan’s handkerchiet~ were destroyed by a five bullt upoa 7 pene

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Three Trainmen Die When Locomotive Boiter Explodes

Columbus, Ohlo. Jue. 23. + (a)-~ Treo trainmen were killed today when the boiler af a New York Ceutral teelght eagine exploded gt aA nol. 20 wiiles northwezt of sere.

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Increased Employment i is Showa for Second Week

| Washington, Jan, 28.—GP) Pree: ueut Hoover suid today that re ports to the department of labor owed att Inerce in eaipluyment for the week ending Jenuary 1 of 32 per eent over the preeeding week. This fn a, whivh the chief executive sind was extended to almust eve The department ut latwe was ade View, katt week duet the Urend ap. watds had begun January & and the addlietal reports indicate o continued efitab, Industey,

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GASSING OV ERS TO EX-KIOWA ENGINEER

Salina, Kan. Jan, 28.—(2)—Joba Unid, 36, a tructor firm employs, clied lant might from a heart affiie tion Which phygiskany said reaultad from a severe gassing recalved overseas during the World war, He way a former county enginesr of Kiowg county. «A widaw ang twa chdkiren survive.

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Engine Found Some Distanc _ From Resting Place of . the Cabin. LOST PLANE DISCOVERED

Nome, Alaska, Jan. 27—(2)~ Musbors from North Cape, Siberia, today headed thetr dog teams to- ward the apot whera the wrecked atrpiane of Car) Ben Iiotson, noted Aretto flier, and his companion, Earl Borland, was located Satur day, expecting to find the bodies af the twa fong missing birdmen. Bellet that the bodica of Elelson and Borland wéuld be found jammed onder 18 cases of gasoline dn the cabla of thelr pinne wan ex- pressed here Joat night when o more detailed report of the find- Yng of the wreck wag received, Joe Crosson and Hurold Gillam, Alaskan filers who for more than a month had been searching for Bieleon and Borland in tho North ‘Cape area, located the wrecked plane from the alr, climaxing @ sparch which has lasted for more than two months and which recent- ly becama an internatlonal affair with the entry of Ruavlan avistora. Two Flicra Land. Grosson alghted the wreck, hav- ing seen the expased cabin of the plane gustoning in tho sunlight. He signalled Giilam, who waa in on- other plang, and both landed, Only a amalt part of one wing and a portion of tha cabin pro- truded from the snow. Wreckage was found scattered in all direo- tiona. The engine was located 100 feet from the cabin. Crosson apened @ door of the cabin and a slab of bacon fell out. Messages describing the discov- ery of ihe wreck indicated that Crosson and Gillam did not Inspect Mt closely at once, belleving that Ejelson and Borland had been killed by the Impact and that their bodies would be found burled in Sha mow and ice. Later messages describing the find gave rise to the belief that Hiclson and Dorland gt in the cabin of their ship and the gaszotlhe cages concealed , bheir. bodies, Cromon and Gillam, who have en operating from the fur trad- ig Vesael Nanuk, frozen in the ice sax North Cape, took off again esterday for tho scene of the reck, and dog teams ‘from the fanuk. also went out No report been recelyed from them early Ye Miusing Since November 9, ° Elelson and Borland disappeared Hast November 9, after taking off trom Teller, Alaska, for a 600 mile Aight to the Nanuk, With Pilot rank Dorbandt, Eielaon and Bor- land wera engaged in transporting puagengera and furs from the Nanuk to the Alaskan Mainland. Euch had mude ono trip ta the Nanuk and were making their sec- and whon the Blelson plane dropped. ftom alght. Dorbandt, who fulled to completa hia second trip, began uw ainglo handed effort to flnd Kie!- son but wos balked by continuaus ‘bed weuthor and 11 Juck, Little upprehension was folt for the pafety of Klelaun and Borland for the first few weeks. Just be- fore leaving Teller lelsun totd his companions not to worry about him for at leadt a month. They care vied u 80 day supply of food, One of Elelson's greatest per- Jormances was hiv participation with Bir George Hubert Wilking, explorer, in a fight over the tup of the world from Pelnt Burrow, Alaska, to Spitzbergen, on April 15, 1028, a distance of 2,200 miles. ‘Wilking subsequently wag knighted fur the .feat. Acquaintances of Welaon, Itnowing his ability to take care of Mavnelt in the Arctio, folt no special anxloty during the tirst month, Ono uf Most Noted Airmon. Dayton, O.,, Jan. 27.—(2')—Licu- tonant Carl B, Efelaon, belleved killed, with the finding of hia wracked plane off North Cape, SI- heria, was ons of the firat filers In the country to conduct a regular 1 mail route, this service being etween Anchorage and Fairbanky, jaska, in 1021, Ho also was one of he first fers to aucoesstylly pilot 4 p plane with skis replacing lauding elu, Because of his efforts in us Ablishing the air wall route he as made an honorary life mem- of the order of Pioneers of ty conferred on but jwo ether persons, the late Praai- it Warren @. Harding and Col. erick «Meare, the man who wit the railroad into Alaska. He also was initiated by Eskimos to one of their tribea as “Chief foone Ptarmigan,” the fleetest bird hown to the people of the north, lowing his air ma}l ling oxploite, lying over treacherous mountain , Ldeyt. Blelson covered the between Anchorage and (a four of five hours, with the use of dog sled ¥ py iad required In fore and Captain Hubert Se ee gee, rare ae Be a ayor a Pale mpeume alranded | 100 Mies from Point Barrow when ; Plano. became dlagbleg und toy Bh days ‘were reported lost. Dur: ‘og Uhat period thay walked the giz: . Wet os Bace Torn)

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Kansas Meeting Hostile to Re- gional Idea; McKelvie Here Tomorrow? MARKETING PLAN OF FARM BOARD HAS OPPOSITION

Wichita, Kan, Jap. 27.—UP)— Representatives of wheat producera and, marketing interests mecting hero lata today unanimously agreed to the formation of a committee to proposo a plun of organization for a regional’ grain market- Ing association for Kansas and Colorado to be affiliated with the Farmers National Grain Corpora- tion. : Wiehita, Kan, Jan, 27.—(2P)— Sam R, MeKelvie of Nebraska, ‘wheat member of the federal farm board, met here today with several hundred Kanaans interested In grain production and marketing. Proponents of ao ‘regional grain marketing association affiliated with the Farmers National Grain corporation hoped stepa might be taken to set up such an associa- Hon, rejected at a previoug -con- ference. 5 The Kansas Co-operative Market- ing aasociation (The Kansas Wheat Pool), alone gf the statewide grain marketing axeociationa to favor a regional set-up ot Topeka January 9, was Instrumental In calling the ‘meeting. Representatives of the (186 independent co-operative eleva- tor companies in Kansas, the other large co-operatives and yarioua stata farm organizations were urged by John Vesecky, president and E. R, Dowole, general man- ager of the wheat pool, to attempt & mutual agreement, That oppo- sition stil exists was evidenced when ‘tha Farmers Union Jobbing association and the Figrmers Equity Grain company announced they would not be represented. Declaring he waa here in an ad- vieory capacity to tell the grain producers and mnrketing Interests how they may best benefit under the agricultural marketing act, Mc- Kelviae expiuined in detail the workings of tha ach | He told newspapermen the farm buard “does not intend to por mit competition among co-opera- ves,” Kansas oppoaition to a rée- sional organization, he sald, had apparently contered about the fear by larger co-operatives that they would lose thelr Identity, In a brief statement McKelvie sald that the surplus of wheat and butter could best bo ollminated by Increazed consumption of bread. He blamed restaurants for maklag “extra, charge" for bread and’ but- ter and the widespread use of but- ter suballtutes. A meeting of directors af the Kansas Wheat Pool preceded the general meeting. Colorado co-opor- ative intereata which had expressed 4 deaire to be included tn the re- uional aet up had a part In tho com Terence, McKelvie, who speaks over radio station KPH tonight, will confer at Hutchinson tomorrow with direc tors af the Farmers Cooperative Commission company, and wil! go trom there to Des Moines. Frisell Chairman. H, BS. Frisell, Larned, of the Kan- bag board of agriculture, was chosen chaltman of the meeting by approsimately. 600 in attendance. Voneoky was named secretary. The |Morning sesajon adjourned ' after MoKeivie, In his address, had do- tailed the operations of the Zasm board under the marketing act and

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LIQUOR CONSPIRACY CASK DELAYED A DA!

Oklghoma Clty, Jan. $T--(P)— Openlug of the Pottawabomle coun- ty Mayor conspiracy case, wet for triad in ae sour hero aa wag postponed: gintll row ee ean ete puss breeding ie aba doen

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BOK LEAVES 3 MILLIONS FOR CHARITABLE WORK

Norrigtown, Pa, Jan. 27.—UP)— Bequeat of $2,000,000 to the Ameri- ean Foundation, Ine. cve-.ted in 1925 to care for hig oharitabie work, ja made in the will of Edward W. Bok, philanthropist and writer, wales waa fled for probate here ye

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No Definite Clue as to Slayer of Ark City Mar

Arkansas City, Kan., Jan, 27.— (®)—Pollgs today still were with- out definite clues as to the identity of the man who Saturday night shot and fatally wounded J, D, Pack, restaurant owner and wound: ed Mry, Pack, 2 ‘They were further handicapped by confilcting storied told by Mr, and Mrs. Pack as to tho color of the robber who fired after Mr. Pack had resisted a holdup, Mrs, Pack anid the robber looked lika a Negro; ber husband; before he died, said he thought tho robber had something on his face, ¥Filvo Negroes aro held tn juil for Inyentlgation, Rewards for the capture of the slayer toduy tataled $450, The Arkansas’ Clty Traveler offered $250; Cowley county and the state of Kansas, $100 cach.

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Former Publisher Profits With Opponents Divided—Poli- ticiana Gather. TO HELP WICHITA MAN

AEN: MERA SE UNE Oe ne ing a three cornered cantest, Repre- sentative W. H. Sproul of tho third Kangne diatrict and Ralph Snyder, president of the Kansas State Farm Bureau, today entered tho racy against Senutor Wenry J. Allen Zor the Republican nomination for tie United States senais for a short term onding in March, 1933. Representative Sproul filed a dec- laration of his candidacy. with the secretary of slate carly this atter+ noon, a short time after Snyder hud taade formal announcement of lia eandidacy. Senator Allen has announced he would be a candidate for the re- mainder of tho tevim te which he was uppolnted by Governer Clyde M. Reed to fill following vico Pres- ident Curtla’ elevation from the sen- ato. Falt at Agreement, Senator Allen's two: opponents tossed thelr hats into the ring alter failing to reach an agreemont at a conference arranged in an effort to secure & cleny field for each against the junior senatar from Kansas. Snyder's Statement, In announcing his candidacy, Mr. Snyder issued the following state- ment: "I am g candidate for nomination to the offico of United States sen- ator to succeed Senator Henry J. Allen, subject to the declsion of the Republican voters at tho Aug- ust primary. “The unsolicited encouragement ment which I have received during the past several monthe from avery section of the state and from |practleaily all elassea of aur citi- ‘zenship has been a determining factor in this decision, I am aeek- ing this position becattag I fecl that I can be of service to the people of Kansas in that capacity. 1 am not unmindful of my own Hmita- tlons, However, I have an abiding faith In the good judgment of the neople of. Karians, and upon: their Judgment and advice I would place by chief rettance. “I have for many years been en- gaged in working in the interest of agriculture. For the past twelve years my whole time and energy hag heen davoted to that task. The feeling that I could be of some Service In helping to bring about @ more prosperous condition in the biggest industry in the state—an industry which everyone now ac knowledgea has suffered from se- vous mal-adjusiment of business Maachinery—has been responsible for my activity in this ine of work. I have been very happy in that work and aitllt am. Other Indusiry Hit. “Other Industries and labor have likewise suffered with agriculture in Kansas during tho past fow years. Country banks have been distreased in thelr necessary re-ad- justment to changed conditlons.

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ATTORNEYS FIGHT AS PRELUDE 10: TRIAL OF JURIS! Prosecutor in Brady Cass | Knocks One of Defense | Lawyers Down.

Austin, Tex, Jan 27.—(A}= John W, Brady, 59, former Toxo jurist, had been drinking with Mias LehHu Highsmith the night of November 9 before he stabbed the 28 year old atenographer to death, ¥, RB. McNaughton, first witness in Brady'a murder trial, testified to- day. : Court Room, Austin, ‘Lex, Jan: 27.—(P)—T wo lawyers, ono for the @efenso and one‘ for the prosecy- ti0n, came, to blows today as the hour for taking testimony in the John Brady murder trial was reached, Dayton. Moses of Fort Worth, who hed been {ll and-hed- not seen expected to appear today, striick Roy Archer, county attorney, after Archer, he asserted, had made a charge against his integrity. Arch- er then knocked Moses to the floor. The fight occurred just before court Was opened at 10 a. m. and was over so quickly thoze in the hack of the crowded room did not know until later that there had been a difficulty. Nelther Hurt. Archer insisted that Moses walk- ed: up to him and began abusing him. Neither was hurt and each inglsted he was right. Brady, former eminent Texas jurist, came in just too late to ice the fight. The session itself was productive af Htlle, for after witnesses were sworn fn recess to giva counsel lime to tatk to the scores who will testify was ordered, A, G. B, Highemith of Baytown, father of Miss Leblia Highsmlth, young atenographer whom Brady is accused of Killing, issued a state- ment aaying he alone was respon- sible for the recent dismissal of special prosecutors in thia caso. He wanted the state's representatives anly. Spar fur Time. | Henry Brooks, 26 year old district attorney, wanted to begin intraduc- [tlon of testimony this morning, but defense attorneya insisted they had to have a few hours to talk to wit- nesses, They naked Frank Graham, Jv. agg other “ace” prosecution wit- nesse¥' to remain in the court room for conferences, Crowds eager to hear the legin- ning of testimony Iterally tovk possesion of the dingy old cour! house today, There was an over- tlow on all the atalrways, and ‘he corridora were packed. Misa Highsmith, 28, wag stabbed to death in front of her rooming §ouse here on tho night of last No- | vember 8, Brady, £9, a former judg: of tha third court of civil appeal: had been on friendly terms witt her for many years. ‘The ulate indicated by question: asked veniremen that it would seek the death penalty, While defenn attorneys were reluctant to discus: thelr case, indications were tha’ Brady would plead insanity.

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Breweries Denied Reliaf by U, S. Supreme Conti

Washington, Jan. 27.—(P)—The suprome court held today that when a business ta destroyed by oongtess the gwners were not en- titled to ask compensation by tax reduction in denying brewing corm- panies the right to deduct the vatue of Jost goods fram income tax re- turna, The right of brawing establish. ments, closed as a result of national prohibition, to seek puch compensa. tion ot ingen the Haberk Oryu vi] BY egmpany of northern New York. # ogmean Frederick C. Renzlghausen, of Pittsburgh, gleo failed in the au- preme court today In an effort to have certain deductions made ln fedora] taxee from 1918 ta Ieat for Ipsses he sald wore sufferud through tie prabibition by toe lange i y, which he owned, n woederal Mgquor firua, im partnen ane eee

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SCHOOLS’ COAL BINS EMPTY AND BILLS NOT PAIL Chicago Educational Plants May Have to Suspend if Money is Denied.

Chicags, Jan. 87—(#)—Dwin- dllng coal bina in the publle schools kindled interest, anew today in Chi- Cago’s empty moncy bags. As-pome city offictala frowned up- on the reseus pool of $20,000,000 pledged to Silas H. Strawn, head of the citizens’ committee, H. Wallace Caldwell, preatdent of the board of education, prepared to aak the board's caal deulers to continue do- Uverles of coal dospita the lack of eash and a present unpald coal bill of $480,000. : \ There will be a respite until Wéd- fesday. On that day, Strawn will gontar' with the city council finance cammtise relative to setting in mo- att dhe finunelal pool pledged to ald tha city governments, Must Cut Ezpensen. Originally set at $50,000,000, the pool had $20,000,000 in pledges from business, industrial and railroad in- teresta to bo used th loans on tax anticipation warrants. No mouey will be loaned any of the govern- Menta, Strawn usserted, unless co- operation is pledged to reduce op- sratlng expenses to a minimum, and the committes has reserved the right to indicate for what purposes the money shall be spent, While Mayor William Hale Thompson wag atill:at loggerheads with the Strawn plan of rellaf, Chairman Join 8, Clark, of the council flnance committee, nald he believed tho counell would pledge the requested cooperation, “There ia no alternative," ha de~ clared. “The banks wilt loan no money, and the Sirawn commilttes holds the only purse strings ayail- able.” Officials of the Cook county board and the Chfcago sunltury district also have indicated cooperation with the Strawn pluo.- President Caldwell, of the board of education, presented a new plan a committes to supervise expendi- ture of the $20,000,000 ralaed by the resene: committee, Caldwell said hls plan was fa- vorabla to Mayor Thompson und to board of education officials. 4 Debt Grows, Mach day plagen the Jocal govers- ments tieeper in debt. Already, $200,000,000 Indetiteduess hax ac- cvued In antlelpation of uncollected 1028 and 1020 (axee—while interest of lonna amounts to $60,000 daily, Teachers, policemen and purses are behind & month's pay; the mother's pension fund ja exhaysted and tho munleipal tuberculosis gait Harium ja in want.

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Women in Turkish City of Eternal Darkness Need Not Hide Their Faces

Adiyaman, Turkey, Jan. 22 GP)—Now that communleations have been opennd partiatly In Turkey's long-laolated turbulent enstern provinces, travelare are bringing to the world news of tho oxistence of a hidden and dreadful village: Adiyaman, the village of the bilnd. In the dusty, sandy diatrict of Hianimansour, not far from the city of Malatia, ies this vil- Ingo of whose 7,000 inhabitants 5,781 are wholly or partinily alghtlosa through the ravages of trachoma, It is a villago without sound except for ihe tap, tap of hun- dreds of canes on cobbled rosds as the population groups ita way through a ghostly life from bind childhood to blind old ago and death, Through Adiya- man's squalld dung-thatched bute ond dust-polluted alleys, squalld dusty human beings craw] like animals without eyea, Utterly disregarded by the old reglns of the sullnns, tho vil- Jago has far centuries been without a school or hospital, without solace or help ite peas- unt population, atricken genera. tion after generation by tra- choma, has made ite Ilving painfully and hatft blindly through farming and herding. Fivo times a day, year nfter year, this derellet population haa filled the village mosque tu pray to Allah, Their prayers have not mentloned thelr affite- {ion, for according to the Mos- lem falth, complaints arouge the wrath of destiny. The prayers of even the most. wretched fol- lowers of Islam thank Allah for what they have, lest worse be- fall. The viiloge is utterly unlight- ed at night for there aro only a handful of villagers who cautd sea by any light. Kipling’a elty of dreadful night becomes a re- allty in this <Anatollan town whero night and day are of the samed Ire blackness, Adlyanulti ig probably Lhe only place tn Anatolin where Moulem women wrar no yells, For the women of Adlyaman, rolizioua as they are, no vella are necessary beyond the vell of universal biindnesa which hides a woman even from her father and husband and child in thla sightleas village.

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| Americans in Manila Are | Threatened Due to Riot.

Manila, Jan. 27,—(/¢)—Anti-FHl- plao rlota in California, which haye cuuged wide spread discussion in Manila, today had brought threata from Manila gangster chieftaina against Americans. Authoritios, however, gave prompt assurance thut Americans were in no danger and measures would be taken to provent any retaliatory outbreaks, Police Chief C, B. Plttw an- nounced that precaulons were be- ing taken to guard cubarets and strategic paints in the city where Woolated attacks were. poxsible agalnat individuals but expressed confidence that there would he no outbreaks, Labor Jeadera jolned ia the auaurance, The Philippines Herald, leading Nationatistic daily, reported that chieftaing of Manila gangs had al- ready held ‘several “conferences” and that cooperation in their “yin- dication” plan hud been decided upen. Soldiera and sallure wera ta ho the speclal object of the gang: ater’ attention, {ho paper guid, The chamber of commerce of the Phillpplaes, & Filipina organization, adopted a resclutlon of pratust agulngt (he repent anti-Filiping dis- turbangs at Watsonville, Cal. dur log which # Filipino wag killed. Several iz gident and civic mm alte Blan

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Abotor Frat tows Roltuut

Auoline Frat Mouse dubbed. Halos, Kane Jan, 2t--(4b- Tho fourth robbery of Kansas Wosleyutt University fratentily pauses in two weeks, Was reported tuday. ‘Tha Kappa Delta fraternity reported tt had been entered durl aight gad Ui of its re’ men y ito SoS TS

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Government Can Help But Ont; if Individuals Use Common Says Hyde. TO NULLIFY U. S. RELIEF

Washington, Jan. 27.—(1)—See- retary Hyde told the farmers of tha nation toduy {hat “blind pro- duction”, was the bano- of agtl- eultures Speaking over tho National Broadeuating. Company network, the secrotury clased the brendenst- Ing of the report on the 1940 agri- cultural uutloak with the warning that governmental farm relict measures wlll be useclest “unless puch individual farmer intelligently plana his production.” Hyde sald he wanted to empha- size tint in order tu obtain a higher level of prices: than prevails now it appeared necessary to reduce rather than te inctesas 1930 pro- duction and that the problem must be met on tho farin. Quuge Froductlon by Demand. "Ie wo are to make ugriculture profitable wo muat not only pro- duce at lowest possible cost but must also keep our pruduction rea- sonably close to prospective domer- tic demand,” ho sald. “Blind pro- duation for an unknown demand is now the bane of agriculture. Com- petitive selling by six nilfllon in- dividual farmers usually gives the purchaser a great udvantage. ‘Choe challenge of the new decade ia to act collectively to overcome this situatio: ‘Agriculture's toaderahip has formulated and secured the enact- ment of the agricuitura! marketing act which established the federal farm board bucked by half o bil- Mon doliara of public money and clothed with far reaching powers in applylng collective thinking to that great problem of the new de- cude—the problem of modern co- operative “merchandising of crops and Hvestock. Up to Individuals, “But all this will breale down ‘ubleas;.cagh. farmer - intelligently Plane bis production,” the scoretary continued. “The individual farmer awed a duty ta himself to make agricultude profitable, We cannat do this if farmers work againat each other. We can do it if wo work with cach othar.” The secretary safd that detailed information on the agricultural outlook will be brought to every community within the next month at thousands of farm meetings conducted by the extension service of the department. Weshington, Jan. 27,.—(?)—The American farmer is advised by the Department of Agriculture that he may expsct more favorable market- ing credit conditions this year and & somewhat greater supply of Jabor at slightly lower wuges, but is warned against imminent over pro- duetlon in aaveral nes. Tho department's annuut farm outlook report, issued for publfca- Hon today, forecast a leascned de- mand for farm Produgts through the summer and fall, us compared with the same seasons of 1920, al. though an improved demesifo mar- ket waa predicted for the cloalny weeka of the year. hong ‘Fhis report ia regarded by the dopuartment as “probably the moat important” of ita annual economl atudlen, It is issued for the pur Pose of guiding tho furmer jn ad dusting his production tu mect th needs of tha nation. ‘Tho forecast for 1940 listed mars favorable farina mortgage finuneing conditions, nu immedialy change 17 the prica of fertilizers and un. changed prico jovcl for furn ina, chinery and leas untisfuctory pre duction credit coudltions thaw year age in most of they south, Wheat prices wera forecast ia much tho same us thode prevalll ns throughout 1920 unless winter dum age shoukl prove eevere or’ tn aprlig acreuge ts reduced. Dairymen wepe advised lo cul. thelr herds closely and send mort helfers to slaughter In order t avold a continued Increase fn dairy hords in 1981 and 1982, ‘The geu eral ultuation in thy dwirying jn dustry was said to bo “not ws bac 4s would appear from presont but ter prices.’ Hog pricea were expected k& average at Ivpat as high as In 12 and possibly higher, while redue tion of slaughter suppiles wae tndi cated, thia probably partially oftuel by @ decreased demand for ho; Products.

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Re te INMATES OF OKPHANA HOME ESCAPE FIAMFE:

| Abiicne, Kan, Jag. @7o~()—~ ‘The orphana honte af the Brown Memorial Foundation was ee- atroyed by fire here last night, the children and other innutes belng taken out sufely ahead af the ‘lames. The building was wu $15,000 resl- dene remodeled temporarily for the orphanage, | Are you insured? If not. betley

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William is 71

Hertin, Janu, 27—-Gtl—Three of the sons of the former kaiser, now plain Herr Wilhetm Hottenzollera, were In Doorn, Hotlund. today to at- tend celebratton of thelr exiled father’a Fist birthday. Fredeglek Winhetm, the former erawn prines, Who folmer Crown Princess Ceetlo and Prince Auguat Wilhelm constituted: the. Potsdam contingent to the birthday party, while Prince Adaibert and hfs wifa started frum Homburg and Princesa Victoria Louise with her husband motored to Donrm from Brunswiels.

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MITCHELL URGES HOUSE TO SPEED LIQUOR ACTION Attorney General Urges Im- mediate Transfer of Enforcement Work.

Washington, Jan, 27.—-UP)—At- torney Genera: Mitchall today urged the Howse Expenditures com- mittee to expedite actlon on legisia- tlan to transfer the prokibition on- forcement unit from the treasury to the justice department Mitchel! said he was in nocord with the recommendations of Sucre- tary Mellon before tho committee favoring the. transfer and endorsed thé Wiitinnaog.bilt ta effest , thle ghange, 7, Atturneys In the treasury depart ment connected with the prahibi- tion uni¢ would bo transferred to the juatica departmerit along with the agents In order to carry on Prosccutions, Mitohel) sald. Opposed to Civil Service, He oppoaed* putting prohibition unit attorneys ‘under the civil serv- ice, and sald they would be ab- aorbed in the office of the justice department on an equal basla with those already in service. Many thingy under the blu, the attorney gencral sald, would have to be warked out as adminietrative problems. Reprosentative Sghafer, Repub- Mean, Wiscongin, nuked “why not put all United Staten attorneys under the civil service?" Mitchel! repled that the question was not pertinent {o the matter under discussion but added hly de- partment felt that atlorneys used for the special work should not be placed under civil’ service. Quotes Airs, Willebrandt. Schafer, a wet, remarked that Mra, Mabel Walker Willebrandt, former-assistant atlurney general, had written that one reason for fallure of the anforgement of the dry law waa the “spolle system’ used in appointing dlatrict uttore noys. Representative Cochran, Demo erat, Miysourl, asked Mitchell te givo him assurance ihnt dry ugents would net usa federal cuurt sub- pucona on large Industrial eoncerna to obtaln information, He charged that dry agents had summoned of- fletuty uf die Americon Can Cou pany and the Corn Produets Con jpany, from Bt. Louis to Springfield, 1. with federal courl subpoenas, Mitchell answered (hat ho dd nut beHeve in considerlng ques- lions of thut kind during he furim- iation of legislation vf the char- tuler before the committer, Ie explained be did nut plan tu make promises of what he was guing to do but added; “Wa do tho best we can under the law.” “The dopurimient vi Justice stands for Jaw enforqgement,” Mitcholi avid. Tepreauntativa Stone, Hopubll. van, Ohinhomu, asked Mitchell if digtrlet attummeys should nut be aaked lo tuke # pledge of total obdlinence, The attorney general waid he recently wrote a letter on that aubject, which, he would sub- mit to the committee, but he de- clined to dice::4 the matter before the group.

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Liar Athlete ( Offers eed to Save Girl's Life

Kanyas City, Jun. 27—-(1}~- Blood offerad by Cyrtis Heaver, ata ‘athlete at Haskell Indian Institute, jlnwrence, Kan. fur a transfusion tor Besgte Monetatchlo, alag a Has. Kell student, seriously HH in a hou. pital bere, may not be nested, De. J. Pork Neal, tho attending phy- sicjan, anid tuday. Dr. Neal said he bad asked that bioud be saade available in event @ Wanofuutun ty dvetmed necessary, ‘and that he had been tald u youn, hin scquatutence from iiuesell would cows to Kansas City and ‘uwalt gavelopments, No transfuslon le planned for today, add such ae ton may not he nevesesry, the phypician. oald. A wear of the girl alo has of pony 6 es aid, a

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Former Navy Flier Killed in the Plange of a Glide:

Oakland, Cal, Jun. 27.--CP)- Lieutenant Norman A, Goddard, former navy filer und recently Operator of a Palo Alto aviation school, ja dead us the result at the collapse af hla giidev in whlukh he attempted ta loup the loup yester- day over tha Alameda airport, The frail craft collapsed aa Gou- dard pulled it out of a diva pre paratory to Jooplng wt an altitude of 0000 feet, Entangled in thr ‘upping febria of the wings, the. Pilot strugalnd to froe himself and Ute His parachute, but a matter of seconds cost him bls Hfo. White tho horrified spectators watched the fulling craft, Goddard worked loose and jumped from the cockple at a height of 280 feet. His parachute openea a few peconds tuo late tu check his fall howaver, und Goddard plunged into the waters of the Oakland eatuary, He was sll altve when alrpart at- taches reached hun in a launch, but waa pronounced dead from a broken neck on arrival at the Alamedu hoepital, Goddard had huped to break the oxisting world’s record for looping in no motorleds plane, Mre. Goddard wag In Los Anyeles when the acol- dent urrec. Ik wus at herr in: shitenca her husband wore a para- thute

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VIBE is NEM UY BASSAS FKAMILT

Beloit. Kap, Jan. 27. Pi—Bite Again has prayed tha teoiwasia af the Anton Kiltert tunity, thames yee serday dueving duvtreyed ie faru homy of New. duck Egelter. Mia. Reitee is g dusghter of dr at Mira, Mat, Twa athe: detih tera have bees buraed io death, eta igen oat O08 tating

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TO USE TONNAGE BASIS Britain Shows Faith in Parleys by Stopping Work on Two Big Cruisers.

Sa Si a | London, dan. 27—(Y)—As the naval powera moyed toward com- promise today on iwo af thelr must troublesome problemns—the physic! melhods of fimiting flcela and Ttaly's demand for parity with Franne—renat Britain ainde a new festure Of faith In the naval con- ference auccesa by announcing thet. construction of her two newesl. crulsera.has been cancelled. The British announcement coirt- clded with 2 meeting of the “Bly Five" in Downing strect at which further progress wus said to bave becn made toward a compramisa on a tonnage plan design.d to ucttle the perennial argumcnt on this technical phase of naval limitation, At tho same time it waa disclosed that. serious consiieration was be- Ing given by several delegations to & proposal that the Italian parity problen; bo met by aA treaty declaration Jn whieh ail powers would joix. Thiy would state that the soverelgn right of overy nation to bulld an adequate fleet was fully recognised but that the signatories yoluntarily ugreo not to excurd a eertain construction program be- tween now and 1930. Confldenes Prevails. The twin attack on two of the most diffisult of the conference Proviems, coinciding with the Berltish cruiser cancellation an- founcement, started tha second week of the conference in an atmosphere of- smiling confidence. It was emphasized on all sides, however, that neither of the com: promiso formuink has yet been ac- cepted and that much remained to be done oven if theso two obstacles should be overcome, ‘The tontage measurement plun which wag discussed fot more than: two houre at thé ‘Downing atreat Séasion, had beon under study even beforo the conferénce hegan, but dho proposal to stralghten out the Franco-Itailan question apparently developed overnight. This latter ‘dea has not yet been reduced to writing: and it Ja “not known whether jt will bo fully accoptable to Mussolini’s government although flrat roactiony uppeared hopeful. Vialt Year Mrogram. Ag it stood in tentative form, the suggestion waa tliat tha flve chief naval poworg joln tn u declara- tion, perhupa in the preamblo of B limitallon treaty, saytng that the sovereign priviloge of poskessing u navy of any uize could not be abridged except voluntarily. This,

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Farther Cartailment of Oil Production Approved

Oklahoma City, Jun, 37~(P)— The Oklahoma Corporation Cone tnisuion after 4 brief hearing today, Wranted the application af major oll compugies fur 4 further curtatiqent of all production fn fiush pauls of ho state. The curtaliinen: bevanie effective with the signing uf the or cumpanios huvy buen operating vol- uatarily unidur the proposed agro ment, ruade ufficlal today.

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RAPTIZED IN ePpeING®

Laneaster, Pa. Jan. 28, (P).— With the temperature about ten de- grees below freezing, 53 members of ihe Church of the Brethren were baptized today by immersion in a spring. The ceremonies were held and Middle Creek and Springdale, Lancaster county.