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. CENSOR COVERS
. REVOLT IN
SPAIN .
By litMullMd Now* Kerrie*
HKNDAYE, Franco-Spanish Fron
I tier. Sept. 12.—With strict censor
"hip prevailing, it. was believed a
crisis in the revolutionary move
' went of the military faction against
the Spanish dictator, Primo de
Rivera was being reached to<Jay.
T** /laanda have been arrested in
thL -latest attempt to depose De
| Rivera. ,
Fragmentary reports coming
through the cenaorapip indicate that
the neirti 24 hours will show the
dictator either ip complete sway
F again or deposed.
g Guerra la leader
Jose Sanchea Guerra, the leader
of the conaervativo party, who re
st cently left Spain, i« believed to be
directing the revolutionary move
tment from Paris. The government
today ordered the arreat of Guerra.
Alexander T,*rroux. chief of the
Spanish republican party in Barce
lona, and Roberto CagtiMvldo and
Felix Asset i. former Vapublican
deputies of Valencia, have been ar
reated.
• From authentic sources it was
learned that tfce conspirators do not
I f»lan any action against Madrid; as
thejr have not sufficient strength in
I the capital. Instead, they are cen
* taring their plans about Barcelona.
Plot I'Ong 'Hatching r
Comm uniats and extremists are
not involved in the present move
ment, which has been developed for
two years by military and republi
can loaders.
Rumors of plana for an extensive
rebellion against Primo de Rivera,
g who hy been dictator five years
became current last July, when
, King Alfonso transferred his home
to the summer capital at San Sebas
tian. At that time about 500 sus
pacts were arrested
cmi sms
. WINMNOHS
The gold medals and cash prizes
In the 220-yard standing position
event of the National Rifle Asso
ciation two-man team match at
Camp Ferry. Ohio- were won yes
terday by Gunnery Sergt. Morris
Fisher. Id-year-old Marino Corps
veteran, of 1415 T St. S. 85.. with
Sergt. R. F. Seitsiner. also of the
Marine Corps.
Mach shot 48 out of a possible
50 points in that event and also 08
out of 100 to win third place and
bronse medals in the <OO yards
event.
Sergeant Fisher won the four
teenth medallion awarded in the
I- National Rifle Association grand
aggregate which consists of scores
made tn the member*! Leech Cup,
Marine Co<ps r Wimbledon Chip and
PreeMent s matches with ,47< points
out of a possible 60S.
David «. McDougal, 18-year-oM
•on of Lieut. Col. Douglas C. Mc-
Dougal, Marine Corps. 1748 K at.
N. W., won the* individual Civilian
Ctyuh members’ match and >25 ai»d
a gold medal, with 236 points our
of a possible £SO.
Other local winners at Camp
g Perry were Kasehagen, 3d. 1248
• T Irving St. N. W.; Lieut. Richard
M. Cutts. 31tfl Thirty-fourth St
1 N. W.; Coxswain Harold E. Jan
kins. chief storekepeer of the Presi
-5 dential yacht Mayflower; Lieut.
Hugh Everett, jr.. Company D.
121st Engineers; Sergt. ~ Alexander
.1. Thill and Lieut. Thaddeus A.
' Riley, of the 121st Engineers.
Veteran Railroader
Freed on Rum Charge
- HARRISBURG, Sept. 12.—F. P.
“ Miller, with a 37-year service record
with the Pennsylvania Railroad, was
r in the Dauphin county court for hav
» ing transported a gallon of moon-
L shine.
Neighbors appearing in his behalf
presented a. petition signed by 500 of
| his friends, asking for clemency.
Miller said he had never used liquor,
but. that he wanted to get drunk to
forget a his son had got
into and therefore had bought
I enough while he was at it.
President Judge Hargegt suspended
’ sentence.
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