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OAYTTTiA. FLKUDA. THURSDAY, FES. 2i 1922.
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ssu35s! for Air
IFuzJay; Some
Bead to
Bodies to
I AD DTrjiffl
ma fe National Cemetery
o ar::3 to in m s.jrT. ,
W3 rrrr:) ctkzd a ra ci cr
OY VIS! GUDTEJ .! T0U.S.
a
73y o
li rcrs?rroi
ROCKEFELLER'S CONSENT
WOULD EE 03TAI3ED
TO MARRIAGE.
fcrthe
XKEw'S. Va.. Feb.
'jt began to bury her
,v From this wide
t town, now holding
1 remnants of 34;
j4-aen who "crash-1
.jm, the army started
,-' on iu last Jong!
(Copyright. 1t22. by t. N. S.)
WASHINGTON. Feb, 22
Breaking of the control cable on
the semi-rigid . dirigible Roma
woe responsible for the d waster
only because the vessel was fly
ing too low. Lieut. Col. Aiessa-i-
dre Guidon i. air attache of trie
Italian embassy here, informed
the international News Service
today. Tne ship was purchased
from the Italian government, and
Col. Guidon i was one of the nego
tiating off tears.
i Ila-i the cable snapped whil the
P. McFarland. greyhound of the air dn sail-
a peat aboard ' lBB Sre8teT aitituae, the vessel
catajtotea, tea tne aa- thmttiwi. th toil of
would have been nro und the p aut.
Byer woafil have been intarl. Col Gui
iluai Ue'.'lared.
Th Roaia eonrtd citastrorh) in
"fklrtini; the eartn." th Ita'iua air ex
pert declared
Col. Ouidont Is tho-fuphly fatriliar
wltk the technicjne employed tn tbe
coBitruftion of the Roma.
A3
SEMTEO'S
OFFER iS CIST
'MONEY AND CETSUS OF
FORD PLACES HS ON
A PINNACLE. SAYS.
i of the dead. His
jway led to Danville
l goon to follow will
tm twenty different
:3ae will come to rest
oat inn's burial ground
' " aoatbem town, deeply
Je SMnin of the fright
-r- reaoar pahlir hoaors
' Friday. Uxi by the
t''Ow KiU Juta with
''atioas from aoarby
taamlly avMiraerk. In
, , His$ asurce on the
tmm taa army will in
3sral serrice of the flit
jvwaDa the army will ren
It tribal to the an
t aarvice of their country'.
jro win stand a death
stodied it iu the making in ita'.y
"The dancer irrflvtng too k was
tavnr more foicefnllr deBKinstrslei
Sbaa (a the sad late of the Roma, ttte
iw of whine precious human freight
's fait ajost keenly by niy governiBnt
nd by my pep:e." Col. Cuidini sa
G'eat -coniHeBdHtiini wap given the
onimand and crew of the Roina by
Col. Guidoni. v.-bo asnned he knew
raan? of them nersonallv. "1 am firni tn
'ho ; my belief .that the accident was no;
caused by the failure on the part of
! the cotL.nad to execute th;r difiictiU
tvA S1IINGT0X. Feb. 23 Unary
ord b Tw-ney and penius." plate
atm alone aoionc bidder f?jr the go
rnment ovned Mnnele Shoals water
:wwe;- prole-t. a capable or auccess
ilv tie"elping the property. Gray
Silver. Reprew?ntat',v of the Farm
Kureii FfderatioB testified bafore
the Hou r ailitary Affairs commit
tee today.
Con--ludig hi testimony. Silver
dedai ed that tbe farmers are unalter-
havini i ibiy npponed to congreawional accept
IN. .
MISS
UULi
Detroit Prisoner Say-
Two Men, One a CUmzszz c:
Woman to the Some cj Si:
so c? to. czii"
c?. can rio
F.1T LZD
L".r tgd to m. eh
Gc3t3r;r;n - .:
ocllegtl:: c? 1
FOjXHJT
OSCETTER
i
FUKSJMG ARRANGEMENTS
: EXPECTED TO RE DONE
I BY OCTOSER 1ST.
.1
DETRC3T. Ka 2 a d-rty
rJ r-f
! today bali aacLoCz tlrt
!
MATHILDA AIXXtRUlCal
not
tapa" will sound
the 1 task sn th? moAt expert fashion."' i;ii-
jr., tdoni aaui. "They roull have done
- arasy plane droned softly I attains more than thev dtd. conRjd
3ead and a chun-h bell Uili-'rinc th heiprht at wliich they were
3 to tae dead Bear at hand. 1 nyins There, was no tin an-! im
T a)f McFailaad left the mor-' use iu shutting ofi the engines Thesv
Srst Rotna funeral prww j was n?t enourh distanc- between the
aaai by the time honored f abtp and the ground to r.ght her ia
rrmsi. the little procession tlnie.
"Had the char ee a transit wir not
been strut-K. there would hav Iwen
no fire end no explosion Hd tiiere
beep jrreter distance to f ..!":. they
could easily have ruibted th y-hr, The
transit Un was the cause of tb hor
ror. The tnr-re DieaKing 01 Je e-v-valor
cal.le a trifle. 1 had sin h
vk..i hun.. t ! ret la it ft in tne comnianu 01 ut
rred at Baltimore tor the; Roma that i still lee.1 tnere must have
across the continent. With i been some sensible and neceKsary
-) bis brother, Captain Fiet-h reason for the Roma ftvmc w. 1"
over unc-iearen i.erra-n n i-.i-.i,
evcti hKve N-n n"ce.-ary for tt
Umia to havo !ired to earth after
the cotit-ol ciliie hrrk. Su'-h ;ti a -I't-lent
conUl have 1-een han'd:5 !
n)""hf!n!''-. m mid -ai-"
Italy lii- n'! cm?'tefi pbiii
the Na?Mii. Ristet slnp u'
Col ui:lor!i said. Th'-re wi!l
Biieht difleen: e -r. th new ship t
the t;oma it! tha tin- Nap.il; "
somewaat in:er. !s-;;- altz
sweater nw-r an! br cnvi"l
tjs town to 6L Johns church f
Oa (lory of his death was ex ;
y army chaplains while ruour :
Jaa at tbe bier.
later. McFarland began his;
f ia boyhood scenes in Illinoit ;
,JW MHIa Stel. luv uiu j '
piacna anoara tae n t
; ar."e of the Alabama Power company 'a
rtvat b'rt whi'-h the committee pur-po-s
to bold bearmjnt on beginning
nest wMk. He pt via ted out that in
t comanra proposal aa nubmttted
eon are ss hv Screrr of War Weeks, i That John I Rwkefe'.tei has
no provision is made for the manti i given his consent to tn uia-r ? of
fsctu-e of fertilizar at Muscle Shoals i ms lft-year-oW graBiblaugbter. Mibt.
Hi armed with representative Hul I MthiMa McCormu k. u. Max Osei.
of I"wa. that ta'luie to apWiflcalH riding Diaste:. is tae inform
prr.vide for fartilixw prodtt.-t.on. "pre h '0r, to tP- 11'y N"s
gent a n.fflcnlt problem for congress ! trough sn authent st.ur e. from
to .onsider.- Silver said that farmers j Me ho s beheved ,oe to We
of the counrrv a-e not prepared to fir, llr!c' "
ancn a corporal ion to produce (ertil I "1 Tf 55 ?uX'Tl T,
, t Bet that liarolri r. i rl . ortiitt R. o!
,7.er. in answer to questions of Repre alu! hls aaughter. Mts.
s!.t.-itfvo Keitins. of Ohio. Silver a- V!othill!a v in V!S:t Vr. Ko,?k,ieiier
srtd that farmers believ- Fords o, Tfc cHmnU trmnd Be-h.
!! should he accl'ted to the exclu. I .j Bt WK.D ,im, Br eflf,n v il!
ion of a! other bids. ; rM, U4B(I, t;, CM;D ,nsvct of Ui
"Fords capital and grnuis are n niHgtmt. t the natvh vtiuh is of
entugb to satisfy the Jarmer that he: Bternatu,na-, tnteresi.
alone can swing th Muscle Shoals j !rK Mi ( orn.iafc. uanghf-r of Mr
develonnient." said Silver. j Rockefeller and nmlhet of Mathilda.
Yen bank : lot on Fords gen ma. rjMrted ! h.ive Hr. tr refused
doft vou?" asked Kearn-. "F:rd ha i -unsent t; tii- niati h, so;iwisd! lie
!:. ttrt thai v. ithiti a few years ht ! tott! ef tnt ait'- of tae Swiss man.
has af-.nssed a fo-tun of : bi!!l r i e ven n 4i in -ome 'tispatches and
iti otiters Tbe gn s lather. no-
I WASHINGTON. Feb. 25 r.,ndi
j tions in Europe generally are on the
! mend, and the administration regards
' the present as a favorable time to
j inaugurate funding negotiations with
jthe Eumppan coutrtries that owe tue
j t'nited Statns approximately Jil.'WO.
000.000. treasury officials announced
1 today.
i Secretary of the Treasury Mellon.
' who is chalman of the Ameri-;an
I Funding commimton. of live, composed
j of Se-retary of State Hughes. Sec re
i tary of Commerce Hoover. Senator
Smoot of Vtah and Representative
LOS ANGELES. Fob. 23 Corrobor- j
st ng the KM-alW "confession" off
Harry X. Fields, alias -Harry the!
Chink." is Detroit that he was a meav I
her of a drug peddling gang that
nuiuiai ioiuay mvior, waul m r- i
film Utret-tor. lor revenge, it was!""
learned today that months ago. Taykw i
appealed to federal officers in
wouian he la said to have loved, who naoasl layiOT gOCJt CTtTl t-V H
was an a!dtct i firod whach I 1 ia ta
i ne conredsion ci rieias was re-'of the fciaa
ceived at the sheriffs office today, j "T -
T"veui nj ir Wimp I i WO BOm
-Samm.e le." a Chinese, as the a! ! autfjua in haa caar. Laxi fan
leged slayer. A woman known as ! the bowafoiow VEaa) tUt
jeanie .n .-xire ana a man knowa as ' tJ L., . ,
Inh-nnv r-l-fc ..i.-. ..t Bl ae aOJO. - MB OV Qt
.... 1.1 - .... -i unrui.i a v i
"Triirdr tvurtv " F.e'.ln nirf j WaB a '
While frankly incline J to doubt tbe ' in Toafr -
amazing story of the death of Taylor, i gior. ft am ip CLsSflBrS f"
points telegraphed here hv Sbnriff r" sesBO nil
Coffin, tettt ng the plausibility of uiej Field v.d ha
Fiolds narratP'e. Ati1,- n. imx. r .
tin LZad Tc;lt. .
The story told by Fields in Detroit
coincide with a theory heid by some
investigators of tbe sheriff's oflice '
. can 01 vraw. mu..u - . Wll8 kaowB that Taylor, although a.
; nopeu 10 nave w lunuiua ue.mj. , nuL(i, rf,cre then a caa-
i ton advaaoeo y au. , ; ual iavestisatioa of the use of drags) Thar ti :
iteputy Shertn rrank irwar. wno than to the) Tartar
has been active tn pr-jbmg the aram -, guthnritios BOBB. "1 11
ring t:itry. took L-Banr-; ui m- j vera COBtl k 3 1TT-
quiry into Fields- stiory. l e set ' kw'a daavaar' a got BBBJat" i Bar I -
annui siaiui.niug iwo poin-s ; K.vle M.iMfl j ,
intereet date, the adminiatrattoo bope. i
t have couiplete tbe fund .ng arrange
nieuts itb tie beavieet debtors
Orewt Britain. France and Italy, who
between them owe apprcximntely ;
IfJ.'fV.'H'V Oi Lite Tjeitc ,.9ivL.a.iuun .
wkara th trio bar-.: 1 tla c t.
a .a m .
hlocka faaajB tba-rsraaB C
-a
tl-'liars He got that out of the pock j
et;j or th American people. Tha ;
disn't show the git philothantropi ;
thjt von have claimed for h'.m. Don"t
.u think tht If he had hail the it
est of the American eopie at
heart he could have conducted his
bu:i-Tiess unri exa-ed !i less p-ont '"
1 CacFarUnd. of Washington
1 sacoad body to leave the mo: :
to be that of Lieut. Haroiu
aa. also an obaerver, tor ship !
1 later in the day to his home !
-XUacm Park. Bridgeport. Goan ,
Jt more bero dead leave toiuot
, aCter the public funeral cere
J, to be interred amid the wr :
aaats in Arlington cenicte-y
1 are Captain Hale L Mabry. con
a- at tbe Roma, of Tampa. Fia
t Walter W. Bautsmeier. of Lang
llaM. Va.. Sergeant James Mar
Vt New York City, and Re.rgent
IQ.X. Harris, of ljuieley Field
jsaa Will Journey up tbe Potomac
taneial boat." It is believid the
T will send planes along to feu tiu
i 'Sg its way. The funeral serw-e
Vaaatagton. probably Saturday
1 Cre tbe nation's othcia! repren
JBB aa onnortunitv to join m tbe
- 3a to the air dead
i5wthe public service here Fr diy
t Believud all biidies will leave the
TJBe in detachments. Each coffin,
sat with the fUc beneath h'cb
btrdman died, will te cuarderi on
1 basaeward journey b at'cnd;i!.
I Xba army air base,
at public tuue.ral sponoretl b(
" A Gea. V. W. Hiden. of Newport
WB, was agreed to by army nfticiiU
JO It was decided that no puMi"
" Ouaiet, would be held at Lan-I" .
X This decision was fivliowed h-
of the Newport News cit
at which resolution of con lo'-
W aad sympathy tor the tainiiies
) C victims were adopted
' SB reaolutions will be sent to
X bereavefi family, to the secreta-v
I war and to the flyins ofluH-rs a'
3Sr Field comTuttriots of the
"SB's dead The council alto deo(
lastaniish flowers for eath ca-Ke
Jk Ob public services
-A public holiday will he declare !
1 Mfewport Ne- durmc the cere
P. All civic botlie and the Anr
taaiOM Ua already sisnified ih
I attend the rvioes us a 1m1
- H
rom
! he
n-h
BODY OF LIEUT. HIKES
SECOND TO LEAVE ON
HOMEWARD JOURNEY
bold :; ' '
general
'i!iU
;t i'
l-le;
tee- til
gas
i V i"
The !.'! f
it -.It
L-iei
U Hi
will be
Koma.
The N
CXciUnI'-"
merit
the repor- that ' h
as a sem!-lirigit'!
completion .o !!
men' a a ; " !
The cr a-.is.-h
the-e n "r-'
rerT .ha! -hv
l--ad at-.ve(! a' a
wUh the n-tu-.
tuu-e liiite-
antS when the
bells' in all i "
ihant to tb'
KiiU tt'a
par:i; to- hiirsrt':
cr' itra h"d to
lish thtf oniI:
n;
) -
e t
it ui
it i..
11 E'..'
tie -C
T NFV.'S.
the e.--oi!
lOTP'a-"-: I'
- i 1 K 1 i ;!!
-' ort-Mili'e;:
-v.;
eo n ;
t-vK
north
v -ud
AH"
A '.r;
Va Fh
! C-U;i
! . w ! s n
, of lirirlge
) re.atrVei
e'.fjm IV,
: -" :i" in-
i; er fi
e-.-ecte'i
:hr
ver. ha i- annount-eo tn- engagement
tentative !- . s,tp;se'V'y dependent
'Hon eain t:ie cn.-eni. ui Mr Rocke
it.!)er. The date v hen Mr McCoi
auck h is pt.siUesit of the Interna
tioul Hnr"e-;!eT- t on'itn!. . 4n(! his
daughter :5' rr. v at tirwonu has
ltMl ieeii (li--- is'e :
BROOKLYN DIAMOND
MERCHANT HELD UP
:Yi . ' ' I'- 'rv'. h ' I'vm.
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iS --.iMlC'li ' - ' I K-r. t i
i, n ii t - ' ' ' ' '
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.. .-v.r V . V'- Z
i v..-:-. i- t: li li Rim ft
t- i,.- , ; :. , ' - cm I. :: " v ' h-- .-.. -'
will be begun with Great Britain stmn
aftr Secretary Hughe returns from
his rterriiuua vacation tr p. France
and Italy wlli follow.
Tbe treasury. Mellon said, regardeil
the situation as "much more favor
aiiie" nov. than it as sevra! months
aeo. fc.urt)ieB exrhangw ratee have
Iwijtere-i niate.-iali-. it pointed
out particularly the British pound
sterling, and this is regarded as a
most accurate barometer of gnrhi
fcluroi"-an ectintimic conditions.
spite the cri' of povrtv tiiat are go
mg up m Krsni-e, and the assertion .
hv promineiit French economist that
Kraii'e never r an pay her dei'l. tmjis
urv offli lals outwardly manifest ever-c-onhdence
that tne negotiations wri!i
France for payment w.tl 1h- concludJ
le fore sno fliea.
rsoaie difficulty is ex;ec Ug ar- ,
ranging terms with the sria!ier clip
tries '..Re roland ana C7.cio-Sivak.a.
Viaiive of :he 21. ears limit tnjrH"-o
;;. the- S'-nau-. but ; th" case of th
iilraer .-unt.r t;-e;i' P.rtui n
France arid Italy . ofh '.ais iKui' a---:.!
iii.- diflkulty is xj -teu.
CONFERENCE OPENS
AT NEW ORLEANS OF
SOUTH COTTON HEN
1 Whether Fields wns in
time
Los
of
a-;
the i
geles on or about the
murder. 1
1' Whether a revolver is hidden ia ,
a lix-ality !scrifvd by Fteltis. j
Check was also being made by other ,
deputies on members of the alleged ;
d-ug rng includmg two men tad;
tw women named bv Fields.
Other lines of inquirv were dropi-ed '
temporarily until the Fields story can ;
ie cleared up. It a-s reported today;
that investigators for District Attor- -
ney Woolwine were working on a new!
undisclosed viae, but its nature will '
!e fee;.i. set ret unless developments .
rfe forUn-c nung. i
tbe Taysar
taaat aato
CARDINAL CATCHER
DIED TODAY AFTER
FATAL OFERATIOII
F-!
-r f th
' .us an
h-.
Jll'l
5 Cg
PROMINENT MATRONS
OF WASHINGTON IN
BLACKMAIL ATTEMPT
- w .
-371!'
O'et'i ber
Cardinals died
'pe-"ijt.OE at St
me-fer had beB
n 'ypnoil fever
-e-tlon of the gall
e;,rs f act. find had
r or!; fv-. nei-Jis tc
Mie. uu,. it Motiie Ala .
rie uati ;?liiy--j m-Ji
'. uos. Ic,la-le;pn-a Na
j'isukee it;f-.rr n..it
i- c
t:
SOURCE OF STORY OF
MIAMI BOOZE RAID IS
BEING INVESTIGATED
Ctlag rfcag aad
who bad oaea before baaa a
adUcL -:
"i drove tbem away '
bungelow after tbe
waited for taam walla they
the gua and
downtown
Chtnamna handed
word."
Sjov.1v 1b creasing LtedcBcis ia
atory of Ftelda is retarted
eceied by iSaerif Coda today. Bak
ing Fields be kept away trass
tioaera aato ale atory one be I
ttgated further by Los auagelas
itiea. Ha story, the wire
checks with tbe belief of Los
police that Taylor was killed eat ef
revenge for his effort to shield s wo
man movie atar from dona peddlers
who wrecked ber Ufa oaee aad aoeght
to do it again
Iieputy Sheriff Carl Brooks, of De
troit, f-irmeriy a policeman m Los
Angeles, says be recognised Fields aa
a former federal narcotic Insane lur
and revenue agent who was worklag
on tbe Facilit coast in 191a. Oforers
admit Fields roveiatiotts have m-rea
e-i their conmJence in his story a
at-Try of a ctunnprracy to n urder the
dire-tor because ste stood between,
them and s motion picture actress be
was try.ng to save from their
ciittiieis
This -"ni&n had become a drug ad
' fiict Ts.-l'ir In-iuced her to go to a
iLB:tarium m tbe east lor treatment,
Ftrse was cured and returned to tbe
Kn!: wood studios. When the aarcotic
c a?aji attempted to drag ber
i ru Taylor stepjied in and tried to
Ve her He was killed.
:.-il' envuriV!!1i
uPd-rs-aml-PC
11 -b
'-ii.-.
:"Hn iijft
th
t he
is?.-!.;
the
RFCEPTION POSTPONED
ON ACCOUNT OF DISASTER
st hint-' V';- pre
ti.Tiji res TJI-C
1'IMlt to H--. OP.p
ViMl hUt-i t.'.s!
Cott-ns e-c Tiporteil fom
. hii nrii! v.o-kcr ail'd the
i the local tiPilnake- AT uier;.
ju,ii were in.t-i- lie ms doubt
IH3BV instsn -At. thi- was acconip
e." only by ttc-.-.tis s'cnt r;
bl kenei! wvhe.,. eyv fi'.as
1,'t or n.fcSd-c papcr w re a wir.
lv cscsi'cci tb fliino
The uicii-.ihi at ion iu.j!t- 1
tne- , ; i--n:l- w "c late- t
by ami iiithur .; ev u,
,. Ii' H .
St.
n-
Vh'i
t-Tesc
cos! p
IWI'I
1 .lUSe
r- I!
Hon-s
M,
u- mi-
e.-'-t' .1
vf the
Mil!
U c- TO TURN DOV S H
orFF.R to p.uy 2EPrnL.iN
'H'-Klftl T
- ir.-i-v .ire
t-n-sri'. fr
iljllt? ej ie
ir tw-'ief
CONGRFSS ABSOLVED FROM
BLAME FOR ROMA TRAGEDY
N ASH1NGTON. Fe- Z'.'- Ni.- ,i r
M or V T'atru-k h-' of th"
-j- se-v-cc, t'iai ! "irt i : i- iiliscr.'!
r.'P'e Vc-rc h.rtiio- ' " no- a- . -h-iit
t;. th- '"sl'tl- R m; h-' .-iii!e ,,; s "lee
e ". f.-illire tft p-.-TKI !', -e.-Se -A f-.ill.i
ALL F D MOTHER-SHIP
OF RUM-RUNNERS TAKEN
-v
e;
v. -
Aaams Stl tie to
rr,SrrRr. N C. Feb 2S Regard-e-s
r R.chmond import that a nine
iE had been sent to police of tSIa
tfti'Btlfymg a man htid here as a
tiH:i iii the sear- h for Eiiwrd F.
-ir-G- m-fiolng vaiet s retarv t'
W: '. n. ItesmoT.tS Tavttir- a Hen-v
H A'.:r:s the man sttj! ji bti;.g bell
is ik"' here today.
T',,ii.-e Cfe.ef T a Inert said t-a-. he
-la-it Te-wivptj s nie-sEe fr"rii
""atitairt Alexander Wricht. chief
i, 'p, hL-fiH, uerectiv.. ;B Rir t.
nii'pd saying he tad kn aii man
naiiieti ii'-pr-- H 4ianj tea
v-er- ago. t-t." 'je iivtd to g'e b:a
pri-w-net litx-T v i,n t! :'!- He mld BO
w ;r'i at al r.;- been reivt-d from
th- !i st-i - - t-ey at 15 Alelea.
NEGRO ELCTRCCLTED AT
RICHMOND PEN THIS A. M.
V.J-F.yS:-, . fe'i i.t Hen-v
. c-i. "Oi; Tilted of highway
r-:.-' n-';d?r tn Albemarle
-', r- - ea- as eiwX'-ittitjed tn
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