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; Fiftieth Year-NoT" OGDEN CITY, UTAH T TUESDAY EVENING, SEFTEMBER 21, 1920. LAST EDITION 4 P. M
I NEW YORK CUSTOM HOUSE UNDER GUARD I
POLICE WRECK TOWN OF B ALBRIGG AN j
I SHOOTING OP
I 10 OFFICERS
I SOON AVENGED
Largest Hosiery Factory in
Irealnd Destroyed by
Rioters
W SINN FEINERS' HOUSES
j FIRED: SOME BAYONETED
m Belief That Mayor MacSwiney
ij Is Being Fed Gains
fmr Lately
DUBLIN, Sept. 21. Auxiliary police
H forces last night wrecked the town of
lBi Iiulbrlggan, near here, in rot. illation
j foi the shooting ot two poitci ifflccra
Bl there earlier in the evening, whin DIs-
trict Inspector Burke was .killed anil
bis brother, Sergeant Uurke. was Be-
ripusly wounded.
Two civilians were 3hot dead and
scernl persons wounded. Many houses
were set on fire and the largest hos-
ltry factory In Ireland belonging to
1 an English firm, was destroyed.
! TOWN IN TERROR,
fl This morning the town was In tor-I
I'oV, and streams of refugees in all1
IH sorts of vehicles were abandoning the"!
Hr place for Hie neighboring vlllagi
i K it la reported thai the tytro civilians
B who were killed, a duiryman and a'
H barber, were dragged frdin their
houaea, bayonetted and then shot
A number of houses belonging
fl I'l'omlnent Sinn Felncrs were Met on '
fire, and altogether $ residences are :
I reported to have been burned to the
J ground. The sacking of the town waai
urrled out by some fifty auxiliary
B .oliee, known as black and tan from I
mclr uniforms. Today these police ;
"Easl were reported to be declaring they j
. ould return tonight to complete the
cteatructtoo of 'he town.
MACS WIN El s (OM)ITIOX
LONDON. Sept. 21. Lord Mayor
MacSwlney. of Cork, passed a very
restless night at Ifrlxton prison where
lie entered this morning the Kith day
of his hunger strike, according to a I
bulletin Issued by tho Irish Self-Do-:
termination league. He had some
alccp, but it was quite fitful and he:
v.as very weak this morning, the bul-'
leilii said
When askd the direct QUOttlO.il
whether MecSwincy w..a being fed. a
home office official' said this morning
"Not that we know of. but you must
remember his relatives have free ac
cess to him.".
This Is the first time officials have I
qualified the statement th.tt ,as far as
the government's doctors Know, the
lord mayor is not receiving nourish
ment. The prison physician reported this1
morning that MacSwinev was ronsid-'
1 1 ably weaker than he was yesterday. I
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VERY 'DRY' CANDIDATE IS
1 NEEDED, SAYS CANDIDATE
L CHICAGO, Sept. 21. Aaron S Wttt-
awM Ins, prohibition candidal foi presi-
SbH dent, in an addreaa last night declared
t tlutl the Ikpior nufstion 'still was the
B moit vital problem " urged support for'
i. ague of nations; but not the Wil-j
son league," and advocated a 'fair
tribunal with the pubiu represented!
H on It, 1 1 settle dlsputi s betw en opita
labor"
"Wo must remember that the state-,
ments of George Washington against
ntangllng alliance s are Irre levant to
day because of the changes In the clr-j
1 r j instances.'' he said. 'We do not
uit the Wilson league but we do.
i iiit some sort of federation of no-!
Conoernlng prohibition, Mr Watkins!
"The great question Is destruction
of the liiUor traffic The mere puss-'
ago of a law has not settled It We
mutt have a president pledged to rigid
Corcomcnt of the law and pledged
to oppose Its veto."
Strikes must be barred and labor
'-loblems settled by an Impartial board
ivlth tlie public represented on It," he
tontlnucd.
CAPT. HEINTZ MENTIONED
AS LEGION COMMANDER
k CHICAGO. Sept 21 The name of
Ciptaln Helntz, uf Cincinnati, will be1
presented at the American legion I
meeting In Cleveland next week as a I
. indldete for national commander, I
membora of Captain Helntz's old divi
sion announceil today. The boorn w:ia I
discussed yesterday with Lieutenant
Colonel JPheodon Roosevelt when he:
stopped here en route aat.
i .iptaln Helntz Is now regional dlcert-j
or tho the Uepubllcj.il natlon.rl com
niittce here. He received the Krench
crolx de guerre and the AmerKan dis
tinguished service medal
PAPERS FAIL TO PROVE
j FASTER IS AN AMERICAN
QUpBNSTOWN, Sept. 21 The
American vice consul here, John K
Mi Anilrows, la-'t night rereled papers;
1 in which the claim for American clt-
j son ship of Joseph Kenney, one of the j
' lUBgor strikers In Cork Jail. Is Bald to
based.
4' They proved to be merely a dr-cla-
I ration made by Kenny at Moapa, i
. J I Nev., It 1504 of his Intention to bo-
come, naturalized
No evidence was submitted to show
that Kenny had completed the nat
i ' uralization proccsa before returning
S, to Ireland- .
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NEW 5TOR-K Tin- photbgrapb ihowing tlie scene of tlie terrific explosion in Wall street was snapped a few tninutes aftm- t h blast The vnreeked autoniobxle in t he
Coregrorind is shown just a. it w.is found aftei the explosion Tin crowds are watching the police clearing away debris questioning spectators arfd curing for tne wound'
cd In tin right, with the pillars, is the U S sub-treasury building and in front tin statue i fJi-orgi Washington which was'undamaged. Tn,e Morgan Company build
mg is i'.isj outside the photjpgraph on the left, across tlv sti'eel from the subtrea'surje'.
As an indication of il"1 force "I the explosion, part of the wagon that is supposed to Kave contained the explosives: was Mun to the thirty-eighth floor of the Equit
able building where tip Bankers' olub has its dining room.
TURKS HDD H'
CUT OFF HEADS
OF FALLEN FOES;
Ten Thousand Orientals Be
siege French Troops in
City of Adana
COrVSTAVTINOPl.K Bept 21 fHy'
the Associated Press) Turkish Na-
tlpnallst forces in so tether u Asia Mi
nor are continuing ihclr fight against!
l"r-nch troops of occupation there. Ten'
thousand Turks and Arabs are le- ill p
Ing Adana and others arc: dally i-'.i M-j
Ingr Tarsus w;th old fUe-meh QeVmuj
guns operated - C,, irn.tn officers wh
have been stranded there Bince lhO
armistice. Frequent attacks an? b'-in -: !
made on Mcrslna, an Important BQa
port southwest of Adana. but. the hnve
been repulsed by the- fin front FVeiicn
battleships m the harbor.
Americans In Adana hao llrr.lt" J,
food supplies, hut distribute what tllCJ
can to 2000 persons daily
They have so far failed to secure'
shipments from Merslno
Hand-to-hand fighting f roquenMy
occurs at Adana. the Krench F
lese and also the Turks and Arabs
cutting off the heads of the fallen tol
be sure they are dead
The French have succeeded In pet '
ting supplies into Tarsus from M si-j
na and are preparing for a wlniei-'ai
siege
WHISKY PRESCRIPTIONS
BOUND UP IN RED TAPE
ST. LOUIS. Mo , Sept 21. Flans for
eliminating "i;od tape" which it w.isi
declared is entangling handling of al-
cohol and narcotics.. Were considered
at the opening of the business session i
of tho twenty-second annual conven
tion of the Nutloiml ASSO l ition of Ile
tail i iruggiata h-r. today
in filling a prescription for whisky,
It Was pointed out. a druggist is re-;
quired to sign his name 12 Hmes. andr
nlcohol can only le obtained sixty
dsys afl-r application is made
VETERANS TO
GATHER 1U1D
FIREONCEMORE
Stories of Days of '61 -'65 Are
Told and Retold at G.A.R.
Annual Reunion
INDIANA POLiai Ind . Sept 21,
"ld frlendsiiifis were to be renewed
and stories of th days when they bat
tled for tho union recounted .us thi
principal activities today of the lf-0
encampmi nt of the Grand Army of the
Itopabjlh which formaUS OR6n0d here
yesterday, Klght regimental and bri
gade reunions were set for today and
tonight the annual eampfbre will he
held, Tho organizjillon, at the busl
ness session Thursday, will b- asked
to increase the per capita tax from
3V cents, at which figure it had len
for thirty years, to 10 cents a .u
It was stated by members of the na
tional council of administration that
the dwindling membership made tho
move necessary.
The membership of 894.-000 in 1890
had dwludh rl to 103.000, Commander
Daniel M. Hall -cud
Among the notables attending the
encampment are Dr. Hobert T Hard
ing Of .Marlon, 0 father of Senator
Harding, Kcpubliean presidential nom
inee and Lieutenant Gfovexnpr P. A.
Darrows, of Nebraska.
The old guard of Ohio," Its mem
bers ranging from 7f to 90 years of
age, attracted considerable attention
last night as with Springfield rifles
shouldered according to the manual of
arms of the sixties it marched to Its
headquarters.
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ITALY CELEBRATES FOR
ANNIVERSARY OF ROME
UOMK Sept. 'JO All UaU joined
toda In the ceh bi atlcei of the liltleth
anniversary of the proclamation of
Konio as the capital of united Italy
1 he exercises, fur the most pari, took
the form of gala processions during
i hi afternoon and avanlne
One Small Priest Is More
Powerful Than Squads
of Police In Fighting Mob
CHICAGO Sept 11. One small
priest with a smile and the word
"sanctuary" on his lips did more than J
I squads of police last night In prevent-1
ing tho threatened lynching of three
negroes who took refuge In his church ,
He is Kather Thomas Purke, pastor
of St Gabriel's church, In the stock
yards neighborhood.
When Father Burke reached the
church a mob estimated to number
I nearly 5000 was packed about the
I doors and hundreds more had alrcfld)
entered In the search for the hetfroea
forcing hlx way In the orlc-st shouted I
What is this sacrilege? Who urel
the rowdies that storm the house of
God V
I SIS 1 5 swr i i uv.
Someone explained:
That makes no difference. ' tho
priest cried. This place Is s.inetn-
ary. I order every person In this
building to leave Immediately and
quietly."
The crowd hroke anil filed out The
last man had left when a police riot
.-quad arrived. Taking tho police In
side, Pather Burke called to the hid
den negroes to come out
There was a stir and one of the men
; stepped out from a confessional A
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DRY ENFORCEMENT CHIEF
OF CALIFORNIA KILLED
STOCKTON. Cai., Sept. 21. Loren
A. llandley, of Los Angeles, prohibi
tion enforcement officer for California,
met his death in an automobile accl
ileni near here late last night, but
Il was not until early today that
Identification of the bodv -was defi
nitely established. Handley was 31
years old and married
EXPLODING TIRE KILLS
MAN: BLOWS DOWN WALL
MCALLEN. Texas. Scpl 21 Peter
K" was Instantly killed today at San
Juun, near here when a motor truck
tire exploded while he was inflating I
It with air. Th top of his head was
blown off and a nearby brick wall
i blown in.
pile of cashereks in a robing room I
yielded a second and the third spr
piareil from behind the altar rail On?
knelt am) kissed the priest's hand as
police spirited them 'out a side en
trance. With the negroe-s safely away Fath
er Burke, smilingly, wont out to ad
dress the mob.
Too .Ml OH THOUBLiE.
"Go home. Be peaceful and happy
There's too much trouble In the World
right now. Don't. start more," was his
advice."
The mob loft.
The fist battalion of police reserves.
Including 1000 patrolmen, two pla
toons of mounted police, a machine i
gun company, seven rifle squads and
the motorcycle force patrolled thej
riot zone this morning Order pre-'
vailed.
The disturbance last ulght was the j
result of an altercation in which a
white man was killed by the three ne-1
groes. and several othcr3 both negroes ,
Ind whites were Injured. Tho white1
man was said to have abused the ne- j
gross, one of whom drew a knife and
Slashed him fatally.
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ARGENTINE WON'T SELL
LARGE AREA TO AMERICAN
BI BNOS AIRli.S. Sept 21. Pur
Ohase of more than 6, 100 square miles
of public lands In the province of San
tiago del TCstcro. In Central Argentina,
by a capitalist, said to be an Ainerl
i .in has been prevented by Minister
of the Interior Gomez The American
colony here is .speculating us to the
Jdentlty of the man who is said to have
aoughl to In i this ti rritory. which Is
nearly half of the province and Is
larger than the state of Connecticut.
The inlniaicr warned Provincial
Governor Gdoeres that federal law
forbade s.iles in lots of more than
7,600 hectacrea
The provincial legislature has Start
ed an investigation.
WESTERN GIRL
GETS PUCE IN
DDNDRLEGION
Former San Franciscan Is
Awarded Cherished Position
by French Government
PARIS Sept 21. Madame do Buy-er-.Mimoure
foriirferlj; Miss Daisy Polk,
of San Francisco, has" been made a
of'.iller of the Legid.u of Honor in
recognition of her services to France
during the war it was announced to
duy Three years ago, while engaged In
war work in France. Ml.-s Folk mar
ried Geiferal Murle Joseph Robert de
Buyer-MlmAu re, of th French army,
a well-known eavalty office r Mis'?
Polk . arller In thai ye n bad been In
charge of the reconstruction of the
village of Vltremont. which had been
(elected bj Mrs W. il Crocker of
Sau Frapclsbo', to be rebuilt entirely by
her !'.ei"ui' making up bdr work at
Vltremont and other villages that had
been damaged tv the QerVnans. Miss
Polk was engaged In war relief work
of various kinds
Miss Polk, by her marriage, ac
qulred right ti the title of countess,
as her husband bears the title Of
Count dc Buyer-Mimeure.
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ACCUSED SLAYER FLED
TO WOODS; RETURNS
sai'LT STB MARIE Mich., Sept
.' 1 Vfter six days of hidlnh in the
i in. oil hi woods. Dougnl Mouer. want
, i, in . niineltlon w it h the shooting to
death of Qeqrgt Elliott, farmer and
brick manufacturer, is in Jail hero to
daj with his sweetheart, Mhgglc Book,
end his sister. Pearl, who had gone
into hiding with h.im.
Mouer Is alleged to have shot El
liott as the latter was holding Maggie
Bock in his arms after Fiilott hart
lounrt the girl dressed In man s cloth
ing, In his farmyard at irlght.
TROOPS UTCH
FOR ATTEMPT
TO PLACE BOMB
Several Employes Suddenly
Develop Illness Which
Keeps Them Home
I WARNING BELIEVED TO !
HAVE BEEN ONLY HOAX
Police Satisfied Fischer Had
Nothing to Do With Wall !
Street Blast
NEW YORK: Sept. 21. The New
York customs hoiivi lod.i . was under ' j
the heaviest guard In Its History, be- H
cause of the warning received yester- H
do y thai I hi Wa 1 1 si r '-; e cploslen last
Thursday wou'd be followed this after
noon with blowing up of the great gov I
m ninent structure.
Although both federal and local au
thorities were Inclined to rsgard as a
hoax the postcard received by Codec
' toi Edwards, setiinc '-' o'c lock as the
out tor the second explosion, they
look no chances.
Office workers making their way
now n the canyon of lower Broadway
this morning, found scores of coast
guards carrying rifles and sldo arms
nterlng the custom house in addi
tion, scores of United States custom
guards had been mobilized Every one
entering the structure was closely
eiuestlcmed
FAR FROM SOLUTION.
Federal and police authorities today
v ere admittedly as far as ever from h
; solution of the mystery surrounding
1 the explosion that spread death and
lestrttdtion in Wall street last Thurs- I
Hope of developments lrom ques
tioning Edwin P- Fischer, lawver and
former employe of the French high
.commission, and Alexander lirallovsky,
Russian journalist, went glimmering
with the commitment of the formei
jlor psychopathic observation in Belle
v u. hospital and the unconditional ro- 1
lease of the latter after authorities had
satisfied themselves that he had noth
ing to do with the tragedy.
Sl'DDK.N ILLM1SS.
An epidemic of "sudden illness and
' visits from out of town relatives,"
was particularly noticeable among
customs house employes and lower
'Manhattan workers this morning
William i Pdg Bill) H Edwards, col
lector of Internal revenue, was early
lut work, however, and asserted that
; i a o o'clock would find him at his desk,
i Although regarding the postcard warn
ling as a joke he declared that ever -thing
the law allows' has been don
(to safeguard Ho. lles of workers m
the building i
i BORAH CONDEMNS LEAGUE
IN JERSEY CITY SPEECH
JERSEY CITY, N. J., Sept. 21.
Senator William E- Borah, speaking
last night in the Interest of the Hard-
I lng-Coolldge ticket, declared he bolle -
i eel the people were of the same opinion J
;aa they were In Washington's time that
this country should not be involved U
any entangling alliances with Europo.
"The big questions are the settle
Iment of racial antipathy and boundary
disputes." he added.
"President Wilson in giving us hl.1
league of nations, said, 'We can accept
I I ho league because a new day has been
iborn and the- people are thinking In u j
different strain.' He went to Europo I
with one league of nations and camu
back with another No ono has the
I light to change fundamental princi
ples of this country but the mass of
the people and we can not form a j
'league of nations and preserve tho i
I policies which have made us the great
nation that wc are."
BOMB DOES BIG DAMAGE
IN STREETS OF MADRID
M DR.ID. Sept. 20. A djnamite
bomb exploded toda In front of the
Friends' club, in Talaveru, a suburb I
of this city, doing enormous damage,
but Inflicting no casualties. The po
ller bays found a number of dynamite
cartridges and :',! a deronator One
arrest n a s been made.
BARCKI .UNA, Spain. Sept. 20 An
tonlo Juan Gascon and Pedro Jlmlnet
QarfUlp have been arrested on sus
picion that they were responsible for i
the explosion of u bomb In the Pom-
Ipeyo theatre last week which caused
the deaths ot several persons
COAST WOMAN DIVORCES
CONVICTED 'BLUEBEARD'
san FRANQISC.O, Sept. 21. Mis.
I Irene Root Gordon, of San Francisco.
i toda obtained an annulment of her
I marriage to James M- (Bluebear lt
Watson, confessed murderer of nine
.women whom he had married and who i
now Is serving a life term In San Quc-n
tin state penitentiary. Mrs 'jiden
said she was mairled to Watson at
Sacramento, March 18 1919, ana thai
ho left her shortly thereafter
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! DAILY PAPERS TIED UP
I BY STRIKE OF PRESSMEN
ABERDEEN, S. D, Sept 21 Be-
cause their demand for a wage in
crease was refused, the press forcea
of th Aberdeen Dally American and
1 1. nl', News, morning and evening pa
pers, respectively, walkod ut yester- I
day, causing suspension of the regular 1
Issues A two-page paper printed on a
Job press will be issued as long a
the men are out In order to maintain
the papers' status ns legal publication
1 aeeordlng to the management. 1
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