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LINDBERGH PLANE DISABLED
HIBERNIANS NEAR CLOSE
1
New Officers To
Be Elected Late
This Afternoon
Waterbury Has Been Of
fered Some Positions on
the Slate—Resolutions
Thanking Bishop Nilan,
Mayor Hayes, the Press
and Others Were Pass
ed This Morning
DEMOCRATSTORY
WAS COMMENDED
Resolution calling for the repeal
of the 18th amendment, highly
Lauding Rt Rev John ./• Nilan,
blehop of the Hartford dloceae of
the Catholic church for hla fine ef
fort* In behalf of the organization,
urging the men of Connecticut to
attend the retreat* at Charles
Inland and thanking Mayor Frank
Hayea, ex-Mayor Franc!* I’. Gull
folle, Monalgnor Hlocum branch
arid the pre»» of Waterbury for
their cooperation were udoptod
early thl* ufterrioon at the etate
convention of the Ancient Order of
Hibernian* In *e**lon here. Thl*
afternoon, with the election of of
ficer* one of the cloning act* of the
convention, It win apparent that
Weterbury would bo honored with
representation on the roster of
Mtate officer*.
Thl* afternoon the two-day con
vention of the Ancient Order of
Hibernian* and the l-adle*' Auxili
ary wa* scheduled to come to h
close. Thl* morning at tt o’clock
man* wa* celebrated at the Church
of the Immaculate Conception by
Rev Joseph McCuen and the «er*
mon wa* delivered by Rev J. A.
Rlee of It Patrick's church, New
_ Haven.
*"* At It delegate* t*>
(Continued On Page 8)
TOWN COMMITTEE
MAY COMPLETE
PLANS TO-NIGHT
But There Is Some Doubt
About the Picking of
Moderators — Both
Sides Still Battle On *
Member* of tho democratic
town committee will convene to
night at party heudiiuurterH for
tho piirpoac of completing plana,
If poaalble, for the primaries which
are acheduled for the 27th and in
which Mayor Frank Mayen and ex
Huperlntendent of Htreeta William
Id. Kennedy will oppoae each other
for tho muyoralty nomination.
Town Chairman Crary to-duy, how
ever, wait doubtful a* to whether
or not action on the picking of
moderatora for the prlmurlen
would ho completed at thla even
ing. Ho explained that aeverul
membere of tho town committee
are out of town and final action
might be held up pending their
return.
Jlojvover, Chairman Crary de
clared, If no Haul action on the
moderatora la tkaon to-night, he
will call u apeclul meeting of the
committee In a few day* to pick
the Hat of poll chief*. Of courae
the Kennedy foroe* have naked
that they ho given tho picking of
10 of th 20 moderatora. Much
Intereat la being ahown on how the
town committee will entertain the
requeat of th* Kennedy leader*.
To
mi*?
Mrs. Lucinda R. Hughes
Will Filed For Probate
And Son Named Executor
Tbs wilt of the late Lucinda it.
Hushes, mother of John ltawsoii
Hushes of the Howland-Hughe* Co
WAS men et the office of the probate
court today. Mr Hughes Is named
trustee of the residue of the estate
for the benefit of Mildred Hushes
Oi.nnlea. grand-daughter Of Mrs.
Hughes. Mr. Hugl a I* also named
executor of the will. Mrs. Hughes
died on Monday.
He Is authorised to have con
structed a suitable vault und monu
ment to the family plot In Hlver
side cemetery as will harmonise
with those upon adjacent ptois,
to tout not In excess of $10,000.
The Riverside Cemetery aaaocln
tlon In bequeathed $000, the Income
thereof to he used In beautifying
am] preserving the Hughes plot
nnd mounment thereon.
The Kuril of $1000 Is to be In
vented for the benefit of iv greut
grand-daughter, Jane Htunrt Ornn
iiInn and thin amount, Its Increment
nnd Income Khali ha paid over to
her when she becomes HI years of
age. Mrs Hughes' brother, A; A.
(Continued on i’uge 8)
GREAT CATHOUC
ENIGMA STATES
MONSIGNOR RYAN
Why No Other Religious
Body Is So Misunder*
stood—And There Are
20,000,000 Catholics
Frsnoh Lick. Ind. Auk 20—(UP)
—The greatest Catholic "Knlgina
of today, Monslgnor .tame* H. Hy
*n of WitHhlngton, any* la "why no
othar religious body la ao mlaun
daratood despite Ih* fact therg ara
20,000,000 Cathollca In thla coun
try.”
•Speaking at tho 40th annual
maetlnK of tho Supreme Council
of tha Knlghta of Columbus here,
Magr. rtyan, who la rector of Cuth
ollo University In tha Natlonul
capital, aald ha hopad acohlure
could ba trained to aolva thla
"graataat of enigmas."
International controvaralal mat
ters ware scheduled for dlacusalon
at today's cloalnK aeaalon.
CARNIVAL MAN
WAS VERY NEAR
BEING LYNCHED
Broke Wrist of Boy Who
Had Crawled Under
Tent — Officials Saved
Him Prom Mob
Milford, Mo, Aug M>.--(irP)-'
Crloa of "lynch hi ml" coma loot
night from a crowd attending n
carnival whan an employ# of th#
road ahow allegedly aaaaulted a
boy with a tent peg,
Whltey Corey waa arreated,
charged with attacking young
Oerald Neddo, who auilered a
broken wrtet and a jaw Injury
while trying to alip into a tent
without a ticket.
More thun am pereona rioted
after the attack, (ore down the tent
and burned it. home of them
turned on Cofmr, threatening hla
life, but he wan aplrlted away by
gutnoritie# and lodgod In Jail.
JUMPED FROM
SEVENTH FLOOR
OF APARTMENT
Mrs Charles Thomas
Payne Was Widow of
Former Law Partner of
Secretary Stimson
Now York, Aug. 20.—(UPj.—
Mm. Chariot Thomna Payne, 44,
aorlnl reglaterlte and widow of
Chariot Thomua rayno, former law
partner of Heoretary of Mate Honry
L>. Mlmeon, Jumped or fall to her
death from hor aoventh floor apart
ment at 114 E. flat afreet, late yee
terday. Her body wae found by
her nura«, Kdlth Ituaaell, of 30 K.
fitlth atrnet. who had accompanied
Mm. 1‘ayne to New York for an
Appointment with an ooullat.
Mr*. Payne, who haa undergone
aeveral operutlona alnce her hue
band'a deulli In 1027 and during re
cent montha hue been recuperating
In a Point Plenamil, N, J„ aunu
torlum, wue Margaret Appleton
Manna of Mlddlebury, Vt./ prior to
her marriage In 1017. Hhe la aur
vlved by two aona, David, 12, and
Chartea, 14, both of Mlddlebury.
GIRL WHO
USED GUN
IN COURT
But Ruth Jayne Cranmer
Had Collapse and Hear
ing on the Shooting of
Senator Yates Was De
layed
New York, Auk. 20.—(UP).—
Ruth Jayne Cranrner’e arraignment
In connection with the myaterloun
nhootlnK of Republican State Sena
tor Roy T. Yatea of New Jeraey
wue poatponcd for 24 hour* once
more to-day, after the former cloak
model had fainted on the atund.
Mine Cranmer wax recommitted
to the women'! prlaon, without hnll,
.1 udjfo Michael Ford told her attor
ney, former Dlatrlct Attorney <Jer
dlriarid I'ecora, that If he did admit
her to hnll, "the ball would be ao
hlah that It would amount to kcep
InK her In Jull."
During Pecora'a nppeal to the
court "to protect thle defendant'a
rlahtH," Mina Cranmer elumped
down in her chair and pnaxed Into
a atnte of coma. Court uttendanta
revived her.
Pecora'a addreaa to the court
came after Aaaiatunt Dlatrlct At
torney Martin Hinder hnd attempt
(Continued on Page S)
MAJOR DISASTER
EXISTS IN CHINA
BY THE FLOODS
Frightful Condition There
To-day and Some of the
Scenes Are Really Hor
rible
Flood! On the Yangtie rlv*r to-day
uH«um«d tit a proportion* o< a major
dlsaater. Indescribable condition*
prevailed In Hankow, once pro*
perou* city. Hundred* of peoplk
are dying of atarvatton dally. The
famine hourly 1* becoming more
acute. Women and children fight
frnntlcaly for bit* of retuae aeen
floating In the muddy, filthy watera
In order to obtain hlta of nourlah
mant. Doga by the *cor« roam the
elevated , ground* feeding on tho
unremoved human hudlea
Condition* comparable to the
aufferlng oucaalonod by the Toklo
earthquake of 19211 uxiated over a
vaat urea. Haatlly conatructed re
fuge camp* are being built In thu
hllla above Wuuhung and Hankow
to which a purt of the aufferer*
will be -taken. Uenerul Chinn Kul
Hhek ha* ordered ateuniere to pre
pare to evacuatu Hankow re*ldenta.
Tranaport* will be u*ed to curry
food and medicine*. The league
of nutlon* ha* offered uaalatancc
In curbing peatllence. Heltef work
er# were cheered to-day by a pron
pect of obtaining wheat for the
atarvlng thouaunda from the
United Mtate* farm board. And
the proapact of eurly aid from Un
American Tied Croa*.
JEWEL THIEVES
REAP HARVEST
UP BOSTON WAY
Another Salesman Robbed
Yesterday and Total of
$500,000 Taken in Two
Months
HonLoii, Aug 20.— CUP)—With
another holdup awelllrig to $f>00.
Cioo the uinuunt of Jewelry atolen
from vuleainen her* In the lu*l two
month*, police to-day Nought three
men believed reaponalbl* fur all
the thefta.
Hlmlliirlty of methoda uaed In
the holdup of llernurd 1-lnaky yea
terduy, when $0,000 worth of gem*
were taken from hla "how c*ae. led
Inveatlgutora to bellavu the auma
gang again wu* at work.
Aa wu* tha eg** In aavaral hotel
room holdup* whe naule*men wer*
robbed of 179,000 to 9100,000 In
jewel*, 1,Insky waa truaaed up and
gagged by three men.
WOMAN ACCUSER OF JERSEY
CITY BASEBALL OWNER IS
BAILED WITH $5,000 BOND
N*w Tork. Aug JO.—(UP)—
Mrs Evelyn Boell, blond* and blu*
•y*d former “PolUe*' '«lrl, wm
fr*« In K.000 bond to-dny charted
with perjury In claiming th* late
Joseph H. Moran, a wealthy own*
•r of the Jeraey City baseball
team, promtaed her $1(0,000 to
oonuoai paternity of her child.
Mra Boall, who wa* brought
h*ra from Itevere, Maee. where
aha waa arrealed for praatlalng
aatrology tinder the name of Arid*
Davie, promised “plenty of fire*
works'* before eh* wa* through
with th* cos*.
Th* *ult grew out ef an action
filed In Queen* atiprem*' court last
October by Mr* Boell against Mr*
Adelina Stillwell Moran as guardl*
an of a 14-y*ar old ohJld named
“Peggy Moran''. Mri Moran wu
executrix of the aatata of her hua
hand. Mra Bocll alleged that
Paggy waa har child and that Mo
ran wan tha fathar.
Bhe aald Paggy had baan born
In Chattanooga, Tann. In Novem
bar luia, Counael for tha Mo
ran aatata tntroducad afftdavlta
that while tha child waa born
thara tha paranta wera Hrneet
and Monta Bmlth and that Mra
Boall had ndoptad har. Tha oaaa
waa decided In favor of tha aatata.
Tha parjury rharga la baaad on
her aworn atatamanta at tha trial.
Tha affidavit agalnat ' har data
aavaral aliaaas. Aakad how long
aha had baan Mra Boail aha an
awarad i
*‘I don’t know. I’va married ao
I many tlmaa I can t remember.’* I
Japan Rescue
Ship Took The
Plane In Tow
Anchor Had Been Broken When Ma
chine Was Turned Back By Fog and
They Were Forced to Descend
BY MILES W. VAUGHN
(United Prew Staff Correspondent )
Tokio, Japan. August 20 — (UP) — Their disabled plane
lashed to a Japanese rescue ship. Colonel and Mrs Charles A. Lindbergh
remained fog-bound today off Ketoi Isle, in the Kurile Islands, a wire
less dispatch to the Otchiishi station reported.
The dispatch said that the plane's anchor had been broken in
their forced landing and fight with rough seas during the night.
Motor trouble also developed, it was revealed. Repairs were to
be made after the waves, slapping dangerously at their trans-Pacific
plane, had subsided.
Their departure was delayed until tomorrow at the earliest.
The Colonel and Mrs Lindbergh were taken aboard the Shinshiru
Mauru, where they are spending tonight. The ship anchored just off
Netoi Isle, to the west of the island, awaiting dear weather.
(Continued on Paite R)
Late Bulletins
NEW WAY TO CURE COMA
New York, Aug. 20.—(UP).—William McGill, vag
grant, fell into a coma while in his cell. Doctors
could not arouse him. He was rushed toward the hos
pital. The ambulance was rammed enroute by a taxicab.
Two drivers, McGill’s attendant, and two taxi passengers
were injured. McGill “snapped out of it” unhurt.
HE HAD ROLLING SPEAKEASY
New York, Aug. 20.—(UP).—Herman Castro is un
der suspended sentence to-day on a charge of peddling
" •" -oye to enforce thy —
a tnlgratoryor roll
keaay, a |)U»h car
SHE MADE THE PROMISE
McCook, Neb., Aug. 20.—(UP).—Charles E. Schmidt
considered to-day whether he legally could force his bride
to be the breadwinner. While Judge Fred T. Hanson
was performing the ceremony, he looked straight at the
bride and asked, “and do you promise to support. . . ?"
She instantly responded, “I do/’
STORM RUINED FIREMEN’S CARNIVAL
Forrestville, Md., Aug. 20.—(UP).—A storm just
about ruined the firemen’s carnival. Rains dissolved the
pies set aside for a pie-eating contest and drowned the
flea circus.
“FOUR UP” ON CONFIDENCE MEN
Detroit, Aug. 20.—(UP).—Mrs. Dora Kramer,
housewife, was “four up’’ on two confidence men to-day.
The five diamond rings they left with her were worth
just 60 cents, but the diamond ring she gave them as
security was worth only 10 cents.
WAS IT $5 OF $150?
Grand Rapids, Mich., Aug. 20.—(UP).—Thomas
Gura, butcher, who reported he was robbed of $160, was
in an embarrassing position to-day. A postcard to police
from “the one who ought to know,’’ announced the rob
bery netted only $6, for which fact he was sorry.
AUTO ACCIDENTS KILL 250
Jefferson City, Mo., Aug. 20.— (UP).—Automobile
accidents in Missouri during April, May and June brought
death to 246 persons and injuries to 2,028, a report com
piled by the state highway department shows.
SUICIDE OVER HORSE’S DEATH
Tokio, Aug. 20.— (UP).—Feeling himself disgraced
because a horse he was tending foil dead, Todome Yone
kura, 22, a groom for a cavalary officer near Tokio,
leaped under a moving train and was killed.
THEY SHOULD HAVE LIGHTS
Boston, Aug. 20.—(UP).—If rum-smugglers are go
ing to operate at night they should equip their boats
with lights, Congressman A. Patt Andrew believes. He
has asked coast guards to take action against lightloss
rum-runners. _
SHE WAS 70, JUDGE 87
Provincetown, Mass., Aug. 20.—(UP).—“I wanted
something to warm me up, so I had half a wine glass of
gin,” explained Miss Etta Clifford, 70, when arraigned on
a drunken driving charge. Judge Charles Ressett, 87,
found her not guilty. _
PENCIL MARK POINTED WET
Northampton, Mass., Aug. 20.—(UP).—Police curi
osity was aroused by a pencil mark near a peculiar joint
in the woodwork of Paul Karniecki’s garage. Behind the
panel they found 60 gallons of alcohol. _
HARTFORD MAN
IN MURDER CASE
MOntpallar, Vt„ Auk. *0.—(UP».
—Loula t'hHrlulo, 20, of Hartford.
Conn., atlagrd iil'tnv dnarrlor, will
go on trial her* Monday. chargad
with tho drat dagraa murdnr of
Clayton rtutK. Camhrldga a«rnga
man. In an attempted hold-up.
Tha defendant want on trial at
Hyda Park anrly thla week hut
Judga John C. Hharbumo daotarad
a mint rial yaatarday and gr ntad a
ohanga of vanua. Tho notion reault
ad from ovldanea that a Juryman
bad talkod with apaotatora.
CAPTAIN HAWKS
IS AWAY AGAIN
Flooaavalt Flald. L. I. Aug 20 —
(UP)—Capt Frank Hawka, npaad
flyar. loft haro at 0:4* a. m. to
day In an attempt to brrak lha
word to Fort Worth. T*«, 11a
«vlll niaka a atop at Uvanavllla. Ind.
Hawka will moot hla nmthar. Mr*
Ida Man Hawka. of Hollywood,
Cal.. In Fort Worth and aacort lh»
paaaangar plana In which aha la
making a trip haroi Ha will attomi't
to braak raoorda batwoan aach
auhadulad atoo ot kar piano.
HOOVER REJECTED PLANS
INFANTILE
PARALYSIS
SOME AID
Manufacture of “Mechani*
cal Lungs” Has Taken
Great Boost — Small
Plant in Boston Works
Night and Day
Boston, Auk 20.—(UP) — Depres
sion or no depression, the "me
chanical lung" Industry Is booming
A smull manufacturing concern
In Iho Hack Hay Is operating night
und day lo fill the demand tor tills
comparatively new device.
Current prevalence or Infantile
paralysis In several eastern slates
has measurably Increased the num
ber of orders, according to offlclals
of Warren JO. Collins, Inc, the only
concern In the country which pro
duces this automatic breathing ma
chine,
The "lung," costing $2,(100, Is
known as the Drinker respirator,
having been Invented by J'rofessor
I’hlllp Drinker of the Harvard
Hchool of Public Health In 1927.
Though the respirator has several
uses, It has proved especially vnlu
uhle In Iho treatment of Infunllle
paralysis. An 18-year-old girl, vlc
(Contlnued on I'ago 8)
RHODE ISLAND TO
HAVE PADLOCK
PROCEEDINGS
Asst U. S. District Attor
ney Beane Has Been
Ordered to Lock Up Wet
Spots
district sttorneV. has been Insfrilef*
ed to start padlock proceedings
against Rhode Island violator of
the prohibition law.
Since prohibition only one saloon
has been padlocked In the state hut
with Henna's uppolntment to han
dle such eases the practice Is ex
pected lo become widespread. Own
ers of the properties will he prose
cuted as well as bartenders arrest
ed In raids on kpenkeastes and sa
loons.
Menne's appointment was ninilo
last night by IT. S. District At
torney Henry M. Moss, ,lr., after s
conference with assistant U. H. At
torney Oenernl <1. Aaron Yoting
rinlsl who visited here In connection
with the drive against bootlegging
and federal Income lax evasion.
Doss announced today a checkup
will he made of all federal alcohol
permits Issued lo Ibis district, lb'
said ho believed a large amount
of the alcohol Issued to Rhtde Is
land cosmetic manufactures was
being diverted into Illegal chan
nels.
JUDGE PEASLEY
INJUNCTION IS
SOME CHANGED
Judge O’Sullivan Permits
Peaceful Picketing at
New Haven Factory
llrldgeport, Conn. Auk 20. (Cl*)
- IVrinlMMlon for peaceful picket
ing 11iih been isritni«•<! nirlkera of
the Arthur Hrdgmnn, Inc, neckth
factory In New Haven lay Superior
Court .1 udgo I'ii!rick 11. 0‘8ulUv»m
Hlrlkcrn litid petitioned for din
Molutlon of it temporary Injunction
iignin*t their picketing l**ued Fri
day hy Judge Frederick M. IVu*ley.
More than 200 were In court yen
torduy mid hoiiiw 00 wltncwm* were
ready to I ratify for the company.
The hearing lasted all day with no
IndlcutIon of a condurlon before
to-night when Judge O'Sullivan
naked coil mud to confer with him
In chamber*. A| the end of the
two-hour con fere uce the court an
nounced It would not heuecranHry
to hear wltncmiew an ho had dc
elded to modify the Injunction lo
permit peaceful picketing. lie
warned ugaliiHt Intimidation or
breach of the peace.
Refuses To Call
Special Session
Of Our Congress
PRESIDENT GREEN OF
LABOR FORCES
PERSISTS
Atlantic City, N- .1.. Ante 20—
(Cl*)—President Wlllliun <<recn
nr the American I'cdernllon of
lailmr wits determined tn.ilny in
ask Hie <-nnperat Ion of Hie se
cretary «>f labor In ihvIiik Pres
ident limiter In convene it enn
tercncc of IndiiMrt mill Inline In
meet n ''(treat. imtlnniil etner
Itcney."
Tile rniiference ttnnli! ileal
ullli iim'iii|iln.vnienl mill plan*
fnr mi eennonile it vital, Green
said. A similar plan tins ml -
vnealcd liy tin- America n l.c
Klnn.
“Two icrent liciirllts should
•'nine t'rnni Mieli it enilferciiee,"
Green declared, "work fnr the
niieiii|ilnyeil uml n olemlnit away
nf llie psychological harrier nr
niieeiinliily wlileli paralyzes
purchasing power."
The evocative enunell nl llie
reilernllnii concluded Its i|nur
terl.v session Inst nliclit mid will
report In the minniil assembly
nl. Viineouver, II. Oet. ft.
Green Mild he would leave tor
WiisIiIiikUim to plnee Ills propn
snl before Secretary !>nak.
Will Oppose Efforts of
Congress to Give Fed
eral Funds for Any Help
of Unemployed—Turns
Relief Plans Over to
Walter S. Gifford, Pres
ident of American Tele
phone & Telegraph Co
“RUMP” SESSION
MAY BE CALLED
WnehlnRton, Auk 20—(UP) —
Mobilization of oil th- nntlon'H
relief agcnclesi to meet the winter
unemployment program, ha* hoen
nimlgried lo Wnltor H. Olfford, $10,
a week clerk wlio became preal
dent of the American Telephono &
Telegraph Company.
The bend of the three-BIlllon
dollnr public utility evident wae
named by Preeldont Hoover ne
cbnlrman of n new national organ I -
station. He will have a free hand
In devizing wnye to prevent dl§
treNH, the Prenident Indicated,
In it letter to OIITord, Mr Hoover
said:
(Continued on Page Si)
Rode By Trolley Through
Streets Paved With Gold
15 Fathoms Under Paris
"Ever Dreamed of Pre«
the Democrat Repre
sentative \
' BT RAl|P*T HKVlTKKX
(t'liltcd yrcm* Staff iWcouoiident)
Au* 2*—lUP>—-I rod#
to-day' hV, trtfTiay through atreeta
paved with gold, 16 fathom* under
Part*, a greater fortune than
Croeau* ever dreamed of.
It wan no dKzttlfiiR eight, not
half wo brilliant a* the decoration
of a. modern palaoo devoted to the
speaking nlniw, yet within an arm'*
reach of the tracklewM trolley utood
piled mowt of the nearly 59.000,
000,000 franca which repreuente
i he hull Ion atorea of the bank of
France.
The hurw, moat of them with
Hunk of Rnglund aoulw. do not
glitter, noi1 dn ’ they ‘ ahlne, but
atand In neat ateel caaea Ilk* *0
many booka In a library.
Thla great aupplv of gold, aerond
largeat t ri all the world’a hlatory. la
mere carefully gunnlad by Ingcnl
oua mechanical protectlona than la
any reigning king. A regiment of
aufe blowera could never hope to
alenl u alnglo bar of gold from
thoMK vault*, Into which 2,000
guard* of tiie Hank of Franc*
could retire and keep houae In oaae
of attack or war.
|*nrt of the Inink'a gold holdlnga
have been aent to atrongholda In
the provlncea. Iiecuuae of the Inink'a
old theory that It la not wlae to
(Continued on Huge S)
WIFE OF YOUNG
JOHN CABOT IS
SERIOUSLY ILL
Not a Case of Attempted
Suicide Says Her Fath
er-in-Law, Dr Hugh
Cabot
Bouton, Auk 2D i UP)—Hope
win held todiiy for I ho M’tovrry of
Mm John Holt t'ahot, wife of the
Melon of ono of Hohtun’M oldeftt
fuinlllen who wan In ji Mf»ihniM eon
cl It I on nl MuMiiiieh timet li» General
hoapltnl.
Ilor fulliei In law, Dr Hugh U»
hot. eonaultlng mirgenn of lhe Mayo
Hrolhem of Itoehenter, Minn., wuh
Noroewhiit niyutlfled nw to the nature
of Tier lllnene. I nrlleal Ioiim were,
however, that Mm Unhot may have
taken mi overdone of sleeping tab
letM.
"Any hiikm*'mI Ion of hulelde la
quite unJUMtltlml and haw no hiiMlm,"
l»r (*«i hot a aid. The young woman,
daughter of the It* v and Mra Kd*
wind K. Dixon of Mooren, Pa., WM
found by her huabaiid lying union
in Ioiim In their went end apartment
Monday, their tlmt wedding mini*
vernary. Some Improvement In Mm
UahoiN condition wan reported
ovn night and doctum believed m|u*
would recover. Voung I’libot la 221
yearn old amt a ntudeut at Mmmmu
< hunetlM liiNlllule of Technology.
CHARLESTON STATE PRISON
PUT UNDER EXTRA GUARDS
TO PREVENT ANY OUTBREAK
Bouton. Auk 'jn—tUPt —Kxtm
Rum Ok. Mute iiitrt loeul police « ore
In reiidlileeo lo-ilul to i|iikII liny
outturn k nt t luirl*Mow n Mute prl
Hon w"h Km homo K7Ii liminteii
brooOiul reMImMy nftrr n iiIbIiI of
"ynmmri Inn" mid koiioiiiI dl»or.
dor.
Hpeolnl Runt-dn wore PokIkO biM
lilRht nod lifter m run fore lice be
I worn Mr A. Worrell flteiirne. Mute
oommloMutier of riuTKclIniii, «nd
Wllldeit .lulllOK I. IIORKKtt, M n to
pollen worn pot If loti to bo In
londlroKK In i'hho of oiitbroAk.
Tho entire Inti It niton who flood
o,| with Kfim bllRblo but Kiimdo
worn tumble to alienee tho "yiitii*
iooiImk" mid « oontlninil tom of
dlooonlont and hen»lnic of tin
pint** and roll door* waa heard
moil all nils lit
Nine men, believed to lime
been tile ring leudera of the ill»
turbanee. were removed from I heir
cella unit pleeed In uolltnry con
flnenient. They ware In he held
there until the elltinllon c|ii|etril
down.
To-duy tile Innntee hid reached
a elute of milieu alienee hut War
den lln|(eett believed they would
remain orderly lie enld t|i« trou
ble aturted w hen three pilannera
earn pad a few weeke u«o Kl'olil
the prluon "grapevine" lie auld he
lenrneil the three men wire to
huv opened the way for aotue tint
more prlaoenra to ree.ipe hut fulled
to do ao and llielr /Hanppnlntment
nl nol d*dlln(r their rhunee tt> free
iIiiiii, he believed, wua reaponellile
for the preerttt dleobedlenre of
WOMAN DEFIANT
OVER ARREST IN
MINE TROUBLE
Aided Families of Miners
and Is Thrown Into Cell
as Criminal Syndicalist
111« rIn n. Ivy, Auk 20.•— ( 0P)—~
An uttiuolive* 23-your nl(l woman
facing m 20-your n«*r* on it
(*hiiik*' of criminal ayndlcttlUni
told th* IJnltrd IVe** tn-rlny: "I
will htny in Harlan rount.v Jail nil
my Hfo l>yfuro I'll !»*• out
of l IiIn cdkl field t roll Wo." Hit*”
\h Mih* JchhIo Witkoflald, field
roprohontuflvo nf the International
Lit hot* IWfmM*. Hhc* lum boon In
Jail two waokf.
"RoiwiUiln I gave (food food to
families of ml nop* In .lull. <1 ImIrl
butod literaltiro for tholr ohiiim*
ami mado Mpnechea Ill Harlan. I
waft arrested and placed In Jail,
under $10,000 bolide, pcrtieouted to
niillMfy tin* ronl operators." An in
veal Ik M Ion, Mrs VVnkefnMd Hiil*1.
Nhmvcd at least 40 famlHea in
tho rount\ "destitute" bacnn*® of
th*’ Imprisonment of miller* on
oharfje* of nnirdrr and criminal
ay ml tea llatn. Aid to thorn ‘eased
aftor -lie was Jailed, alio mild.
TREASURY IIAI'.ANCB
Wn«hlnMiim, Aim JO.—(HH) 'Ui«
lrrnnury ih’I Imlmu’w Aunii.* t* w.i*
im,iii.4ii.it. _
WOOP MVMPH&?
WHAT KIND Of
VJOOU AfffefHfiV
surroseD -tol
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