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ImWmW&y
WMfS TAX BILL PISSED
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lift'. nr 'i" ". art :m ii1, ,n n (d t ... t.j. m r.r,.",: s
ESTABLISHED IN 1848 ,
PRESIDENT. MAY INTERVENE
THREATENED COALITION. TO
DEFEAT PET MEASURE.
REFUNDING OF FOREIGN DEBT
Secretary Mellon' Today fetronfliy
Urges Immediate passage of Tax
Refunding Legislation! in the
House.
(By United Press.)
WASHINUTAN, Oct. C The senate
tux snail was placed directly before
President Harding today ; by Senator
Lodge, the senate republican leader.
In an hour's conference Lodge is
understood t6 have indicated some ac
tion by Harding may be necessary to
prevent coalition of democrats and re
publican insurgents from " defeating
certain features of the tax revision
bill, which the administration believes
is vital. -. " , '
The passage of the foreign debt re
funding legislation at this session of
congress was urged by Secretary Mel
lon, of the treasury department, tiday
before the house ways arid means
committee. . '
The legislation is to be pushed
through the house at the very earliest
date possible, Secretary lellon was
assured Dy the committee.
LITTLE TROUBL
TO SECURE WOR
ON COUNTY ROADS
CULLEOKANS' TO
MUUR
1
TRAFFI
WAR ON L
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m m m te m m w nM ; t v.
111
I0S SECOND
GAME OF WORLD SERIES
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3- 4 5 G 7. 3 9
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Ask Railroads .
To Consolidate
Under New Plan
(By United Press.)
WASHINGTON, Oct. (S.-Consross
will bo asked to order-he country's
railroads to consolidate into a few
new syBteni3 if tljey will, not voluntari
ly merge under the plan now .lein?
worked out' by, the interstate ' com
merce commission, Senator Cumi.iins,
of Iowa, said today. '
VERY FEW WARRANTS HAVE
, EEEN ISSUED FOR THOSE DIS
REGARDING SUMMONS.
FINE SPIRIT OF .CO-OPERATION
Superintendent Wilkes Declares That
People Have Shown ' Unusual Inter
est in Making Improvements on the
Highways. "
'''
Road ' work and-' road repairing in
"Maury county, with the exception
of a few roads in U districts
is practically over for . Hie pres
ent year. This statement was made
today by Burke Wilkes, superintond
ent'of roads. x
'Practically all of the road commuta
tion had been worked out on the roads
1
this year. Comparatively littje of it
itaa been paid in cash to the trustee.
On the contrary the . bulk of the
"hands", have eagerly and- willingly
"worked- out" their time on . the high
ways. This work aa. a rule has been
don on the roads in., the neighbor
hood where the "hands" live. ' '
'Generally speaking, said Mr. Wilkes,
there has, been manifest in all parts
of the-county tHe ' finest spirit of co
oporation om the part of the cithons.
ft)nr that reason the money expended
by, the county has gone a lontl, . luis
way,
AROUSED OVER DISCOVERY C!
STILLS WILL HAVE MASS MEET
ING TUESDAY NldHT.
ORGANIZE FOR LAW ANO ORDER
League for the Suppression of Drink
ing, Liquor Making and Selling and
,- Gambling Will Be Formed at the
Methodist Church.
YorkTanke"isrOT8ytLI I 0j0TOT:2JX J 3 310
Xorjagts, -TrQl 111 JlQjBi 01 010" i. Tl ,2h:3
Batteries Yanks, Moyc nnd Schang; Giants, Nchf and Smith.
JS il
o9 yi
n T" -9"
0-OUUulLOO
WOMAN .IS HELD
5 5 n. 3
1
Thoroughly "aiwised over the dis
covery of two distilleijes in tiuit 'sec
tion recently, of reports of carousing,
drunkon debauchery and , gambling
that always accompany the liquo traf
tic the citizens of Culleoka have caii
eu a meeting to be lx Id 011 next Tues
ii:iy uight Tor tho purpose of orgaiii?
ing a law and order' league.- A meet
ig fit tli (5 oomiiumity club was held on
Tuesday-night and a motion 'that a
mutts meeting be called to orp.ani;:e
fi;r law and ordor, was" iinuuiniousiy
cai'ried.
Within the past few- we;ks t-.o"full
Hedged distilleries Jia ve, b-;:;-n oapluv-
iid near Culh'oka. Sign a that ther.-
was Jkjuor in eviileme at tho comnfu
nity far last F) iday. aroused the peo
ple. It is ul'so declared that, there
lias been' an unusual amount' of drink
ing, carousing and gambling on Sat
urday nights and thf.t unless- this law
lessness is clietkpd Crdleoka's f;y;
renutation for law and ol der and iroi.d
htmavior will .be, biighted. Therefore
the people have determined to at,
without furtherMieliw:li trv form r.r.
organization that. will aid the otlicers
in the discharge of their duties.
Said -one of -the lending citizens of
that section here .today : "VvJe have a
good officer, John Itiman is doing his
duty, but we canivii, expect cfti marf
nmm
IDEAl
WEATHER! COMDITiOWS
BRING OUT ENORMOUS CROWD
TO ENJOY"Tif DAY,
s
CANDIDATES. .Wtial
indent R. I...
DniHT
n 3
m.. ie mm
OFFICERS ...CAPTURE BANDITS
SHORTLY AFTER UPON CHARGE
OF" HIGHWAY RC3EERY.
m ft Til 9
rid yi
1
i STOLEN 8000S
Former State Sunoi
Jones is Principsl .1; Speaker-
Is.Voled iv'ost SucSH
ry of Th?.t S'-cUoiil
il in Hist;
i
uuuu
Aiiecf ti
r-o; .
ii itjliwayrt-.e ti
jion Iv'iany
Had in
Articles
1 1 1 i L
.Thfiir
.Stolen
Durinfi Last -Ft
bia Auton.obii
w- D i;'s Fro'ii Colum-
SWEET POTATO ':
YIELD: IAR0EST
in ummm
BEING RE-
FARMERS
RECORd CROPS ARE
PORTED BY THE -
FROM OVER COUNTY
plone to pidice that whole ic::ilo Six
needs and. rdioidd h.ave the co opera
tion and. support of every citizen. The
bootlegger .and the moonshiner'aie ei-
There ,have been thousands of emies of decency and-good order. .We
loads of gravel, altogether hauled! on j aro going to let our officers know that
the roads oy.be, county that were coa: j wo are. behind 'them' and will active y
tributod by the people along the high-1 hel; them in their good work. Culla
ways.' ' " i cba has to much at-.etake. t0 sitUlly
.An enorhtons crow-.!,- cunihig' iv.n
I'vnry Koctioa of the cn tiy e i r,l d I
at llamprhiro today -.fur tho big ,$!
conini unity" fair in thj'tijtory of t',-
s.-! lien. - .
The exhibits of furi, : .rd":t sum
.)o:ne products were (,. I ium ivt--t
i-reditabm. ICspecinIiyl v.:;:i there a
Zq?a sluiwins of line Join and ether
graois. ' y '' ' I
ThA vi (ina oepiirui at, liowevc:',
sttnieted mitcli 'fu'vorayl-' c'oiuiuc.nt.
avid was the center of a 'traction. AI
Ihouah it lias bs'en vvixJ d that t';ere
I:: a shortage of caa:t.-d goons m tl'c
cimnty' tho flampeliire dispfay did n
indicate' It.
.The nd,di ess of'fbe day was d.-d'.veiv
sd by 1'rof. It. LJ-.-ios, fornu-T r.tv.h-:;ui('-i:'!onde:jt-
of jubiie iiii;tru.-i.;on.
.-.ud was -greairy eKj.jycd.
The weather was hT
i'liiirgcd v iih Iii..hwi
Vd Wood
,1)1;
. A.
J 'i'lrt fill
lio.-H! :iges -n
'- .'Hi ., t.ij
.e.i
I!
w !:
MUX
ot
.- trail .
men
,ed from
'i('i'! ,');-
' K.
j.-' ''.HUD.
wm
l.::i:;..
tt'g t,:'0
e old iu;
i.-.-n
frifW'l ' n-.yd the da'
..)'(( ei eouri'.e t.ho v nii
it. They Were bi;s-;y 1
-.wii.idi engin-'is shv'dnc.
a--d t! - big
iiiinfju-ely----..(.
---. ev.; .y.-d,
a .ikit'i; of
In.i. 1
t, 'e hi i .;: b.,,s '
,u '.!;;. lid b?. u !.;. ii i.';:,;, m' ;j
am!! u,T. dc.; id i - . ; Ih-y hr(l
'j;)bil iho i-t(;ie. ei-d e r. '!;!;' r-.y
jy idle uiii, erel'd .i-d Vi--'):;.
Od;,-ers a d.I, ' l.iii. . . i :-t that Cut4
jd t '.'c ."ik,:!d wood" eji .lhe liighwi!
ii;,it .i,s.'(,"!-.iU' vs. oboae ;-.t
.:;' :'U f.ri to h.iv.' ;-e!'ie:l at til '
i, :H of divwn r'-vo" .vri, !i;..-(. ;
vedy Jd;o,:i:ui- f., n (.,.,, jive
''IK .
neir ir;
it'll i them
IESFECIEO CHIZf
ENTERSJ?iTO RlST
L. T. PINION, AGED SEVENTY-FIVE
YEARS DIED IN NASHVILLE ON
WEDNESDAY. - '
T. Pinion, aged seventjflye
years, and highly respected citizen of
Columbia, .died Wednesday at the
heme, of his daughter," Mrs. Jame3
Hussell, in Nashville, where he had
I" en visiting for the past several
wcks. ' 1 . " . .
-Mr. Pinion had lived practically his
mire life in Columbia. He "was a
lueinber of the Presbyterian church
ami was regarded as a good citizen by
id I who knew him. . ' ' .
In addition to his aged wife he is
Minivcd by two daughters, Mrs. Ja3.
'Ks..ii, of Nashville, end Mrs. J. H.
id idl. of this place.
d'' !.;dy was brought back to Co
1;i: ibi:i j(,r interment, the funeral be
h' conducted at the grave in Rose
l: i; l emetery at 2:3(1 o'clock this uft
'ini on by Dr. J. ( Molloy, pastor of
tin' Kirst )rpivti-rlnn fhnrrli.
Next year the new law will really go
fully into effect. ' No wagon tax will be
payable next year but instead the
wagon will have to haul oii the roads
of the county. The buggy tax is reduc
ed to 51.00. .This will bring additional
thousands of loads of gravel and rock
to the highways. -
So far tho.-e has been little difficul
ty about the enforcement cf the com
mutation law. Mr. Wilkes statod that' I
only l,hreo or four warrants had been j
issued against; parties who rolured or
failed to work the loads. A few mare ;
warrants miry be ecessary but tae
number ' is very small as compared
with the thousands in the county who
are libable for the road commutation!
of $10 either in cash or m worn, .iany
men have worked out their i'r.e days
and payed "money. TV:. :'- have
hired hands at 51.25 to a "ay
for the five days. ,
by and surrender to mercenary ruvi
rellers who would consign our ; oul'u
to hell for a few dirty dollars."
'An effort is being made-to have
John Royal Hands as one cf the
speakers. There will also be several
Jecal ppeaHors to aypord to the pub
He for support of a program of decen
cy ' ami' good order.. The mooing will
be held at 7: HO o'clock at the Metho
dist church.
To Select Body
Unknown Soldier
On October 24
WASHINGTON, Oct. fi. The un
known soldier whosa body 5s to be
brought back to the United States
nd honored at Ail.ngi.0.1 0.1 Novem
ber 11 will le chosen at Chaiors Sur
vi; nr iohin- 21. it was aim. line-,
ed today.
CAHD1DATES- 4
FIELD DAYS FOR THE ASPIRANTS;
FOR OFFICE AT THE LOCAL j
EXHIBITIONS. j
U and ptiportoi-n' bit p-.;r-
!!;:rt" tho busies i. nu.u on tho mow '
was County Agc.it :.ernaMiy. ciil
trembors of the fair coram ill 'o, and (
them poos miicii credit. for the sacj;-'.t.
of the fair. --
The 1'ei.d l was uuahle to :-c a
!i.t of the prize wir. tiers, but 'this ha
l:eon piomised and t:s :-oon as it is r-.
e dvod w'il appear hi thov; -.!.uniH..
B CROSS SOUSES' jiS
HOLD COSMO
i ;
' ..he, ;
i i !!:
v, IjieU will- e.'.nvb j,
r.ie..
i .;r juu le a I Pillow
tc".-t fair rir carnival
ning, ioe.1 at. th:
'were !;!;e!e ;'ii boVi
i.-'ostdon a ford tour
? an- Akrbanm li en e
c'r.itn that th-.'y wei o
lhto;i-'.h from Biriiiingh
i.ii , aia- i,mt io
A
d. '
-,((-;
jVe
O' ie
it.
a: north, ! lji
the car P'e
ei n.,rlcni)'e
kit, e
pb
.". wa
i stolt n froai
Rcvr. i day i
1 aiot- t ci' ij:s
fit.
tires cud rait-)'
;.'ll Id'Oa: f.'oluni '
:oVf '!:.! Ta tie-
1 at ii; -xri-
'. U( ed ,: aa-n
aa. The. e v.' laa'-'a
folen a.eoi'ar h;r e
! I K
-d if and o. I'ce.. have'"
LD
4DOISON SENDS
N7F..RZST; NG A
)" E! j MrT!W
u j i
t t!
wla
erald is in receipt '.!! t .
!, tapers containing mo.
fi he
a'a, (.
i-rc.-.l ixrfi aceeunl:i of tiio .real
ioaal fonw-ituoii of U'.'i Cross' w-
rs wliu h epcred in that ctty
"uc-dav and will coaiinue in :
.lie.
Candidates siko having" held days ev
ery day at the cour.:, unity fairs. Large
ly jnore than a fi'o.oruiu' of the candi
dates, can bo found at Hampshire to- J Tia.---
ihiv Tomorrow they will movtj in lull enl.ll uiiir.wjv. i ia-ae ; iaei
force on the Kntevpt ire tair and will snai. Tin--Herald by V.in i-a:a:i
windxup the week by view iag tlie exlidb a sor,, ;ed Cross pub'.ic health nv-,
its and rating the' barhocue served at j .V.-rfiry coiiul,!,.v iii3 .".d-'.iVoii.
Kanta Fi on Saturday. They.wel as-1 i-ommg to CoUi:niia hari'doue a
i-t mble in CoHim'd., 1 Monday far ilia ; ,a..aV t; work over tiv comity, a
counly fair to praise all the e.xiulo 'i
and 'also to see as many voters, fair
ones and the other hind, as p
0.1
ifion
-.vera
for
l.'im
err
o i:eon.
?.'.-. -i-n 'Kii i 1 this .piinriiy t!
,, tli' ...itom.-shilo in
. oarag laen v. c-ro ridSi g hod b, 'en
1. -i pi)aa;V.:I.u"o ia Alabama and
i th.' o.v'nar would he bnaied with
few da;. i 'I ' a car wail he halo
!:d i ';(. ii. .. ,
"r e 7- ?, , 10! u Haid-thi? mori'hr.:
t they 'raid be- M in a, id around Co
fo'- .three or f ear days. The
i e'uiri'.i.-0 stolen . jjera tt;c HU!"
! : y couHih!'-l 'of a niece of bat--a,
can or tdya of s.wl:o.'n and !i;io;
but fh' ).; had in (heir y v.
a
de.
Ford Advocating
laner oaiurm
For U. S. Ju
WW
a
Mi DELjVFfiY
AT M
EES80H0
i j-ee'iJV In W S'.iO prov.-.i ea,.-L.'0 m
! taa !'-dit li'ta'o flaaiii f the i);i'--ad ai !
i .'tdie'd fe e. . '.,'". i
j yils.i Addison ii V .' i.-en-bb-M t
! ,.. Cia.'.ri.ie o wil1 p.-- ., 1 i-y. t !
i ..... 1 .. 1- w h 1 ,
liai i.i i.i 1 ju l.'-i mi 1 ij. i. . . j
t
a s. 'on 11 , nv to ,U, cl.isr f.s, x e'leh'1;.,
'.doimiaP." etc. 'and 5!!ie"ra, are roii'l
iont foal (hr.y have, ma'de a 'moat iiii-v.-rtar.t
capture.
mm mm -
obfiubL Of m,
THREE PRISONERS MAKE ES
CAPE FROM RUTHERFORD JAIL
THIS MORNING.
dge&
hi
, 1 .t,n naid $75,000 annually with no
'. UO.T. tVL C-Vastdy higher -lesser federa JXnM I
1 U ir 1rn ia. 1nTraa aa ft t rV IeilHja - -
rt.n rtUlfntlUOIlt otJ
speed progress to a "new era" j then be secuc.
Proposed by Henry Ford in a poworfnl mteresls 1
t-i . . I r,. .Q'feil Upon to tie.. UU. i"
" ni' iii 10 tlie t nited Press tooay. ihos."1 '
Mr I'.ryil vamf guprofop rnnrf pii; aiit.nn'"vg owner Pf'
Spcciai to Tho Herald.
NASH VILLI". Tenn.. Oct. 1:. Three
prisoners, Elinor P,e.oHibo:in. hr-j
od with burglary and hoiseoieakliig: ;
Marshall Ocles, charged with ho.as :
breaking and larceny of me: t, a id
Nipped, used 1. La: 3od with tarccny j
of Licyde. e.-eape l. frovi the Kur-1
frofsixirtv jad this i.finiitip. uUvr saw-; "it
ing out three window bais. P.. e-n ij r.o cfi i
l.,i.ird ops! les at rail n were the ra: t : scrv
tn Inivt been lo'al'd i'l t'.o hi !n be- cif.
U.n Ke.le-MHe and fell L-ed.le, - -
AN APeRECIATIC J;
After five tiss The Hcr.-ld ir.
.-ia pit-l!ed o-i its own :a x..-rf 5, y f T H
c: .-M net h?e cen p.JB..c-o.-,t- I.
1:
st a'l fc-r ti.e. -r five dy c;cap'.
fcr .the kiedi ,'o-,ci cJ'-o-.esy of
Mr.Scvc-ll cf th! Dc r,ccrtt. Ha
rt,', placed every facility o." his
tbint a: our di-pa5cl renierir
Tho HeraU eridcr n3ny cbiiia
t;or'3'V'''!rh are hi-re a .id now u'j
licly r ei'no-.vle-sed. ' 4,
The ppptr linearly hopes thai
li. mechanic?l troubles are over
tone rt last find that from
't cart 3ivc Uf.ir.tcrrn';H
to iU I arfe arry of reni-
FAv'O.nELE VEATH V.7X
Tt"UCTL'RE WILL BE' RUSHED
TO COMPLETION.
liOclDHEOS' BUSHELS TO 'ACRE
From 1b0 to That Figure Will Make
the Tubcis One cf the Most Profita
bio Crops Grown Planned Nov.' to
. Buihi a Storage House.
Never have .1 lie l'arnie'rs of Maury
vonuty "grown suclf a crop of sweet
potatoes ..a;; they have produced this
year. The acreage is not mmr-nial,. but
Jai yield reported is simply ma gn In
con t, beyond 'anything that denial's
-ikd farmors dec'.aro they have known
br recent -years. Yields of from 1.1D
asluls to" the- acre and upwards are
aula uncommon. 'McFall has a
,1 -!d that in producing -at the rate
a' arouiid "io IniRhes . to the acre.
1 -aa.as I). Crowe has a patch that is
- -Hi 'i-.'ttpr th'in 160 bttjshela to the
uavT"Tl!nfTrT?ra6n' brought to town
1 few -days ago a dozen potatoes that
averaged around four' pounds each,
a iuo ot them weighing ' as much as
ere -and a hnlf pounds. There have
'.It 11 plenty ot big potatoes grown in
.he ruai" but it ia seldom that the
:'!'.... e jioiato":-; have been so general
i 1 they have 1. von. I his year.
, Ko far Uio growers of the record
rep .ci sweet potatoes ha ve been mak-
ng big money off their crop. They
lai'.e been getting around a dollar a
bushel, but, villi the tremendous, yield
'.hat prior, is not expected to lust very
'ore'. .'Bat ven at fifty cents a busliel
v; ill tho yield that has been made the
a, act r-nlato crop v ill Ik; cue of the
''st pi'olit.Lbb that the farnieia will
at-aa this year. So many have been
'"'.tva";ed by their raiccess with the
''. tiiat already' they are planning
gieatly InereabO their acreage next
.ear and ia;oi'e is a great deal of agl-
' ' a) for .the erection of a potato'
" :'!.. it la.s. been suggested thht tho
nmois johi together iu a co-opera-"
.; erdvprbat and cipct the house at
, ali'.iubia, ' w here the crop could be.
;'a: ikied g'afluaUy and not all be
t:uown tn taa; market in the period of
ti nr. nth or tw.o.
ENORMOUS CROWD ASSEMBLES
FOR SECOND CONTEST WORLD ,
, SERIES THIS MORNING. ' .
WEATHER MODERATED SOMEWHAT
No Cloud In Skies as Sleepy Eyed
Fans Begin t Congregate at Bleach
er Gates Freak Betting Is Order of
the Day. ' . . v
, . i
(Cy United rresa.)
NEW YORK, Oct. 0. Fair and
warmer weather prevailed for the
socomrday of 'tho world's sedies. ;
At 8 o'clock this morning there wag .
not a 'cloud in the Eky and the high
wind, of yesterday diminished to a
gentle zephyr.
As the crowd assembled at an early
hour at the bleacher gates,' the out- b
standing features "', of Wednesday's
gamo were discussed, and freak bets "
were freely made upon the features of
this afternoon's contest. 'V' , . a" ,,;.;
l
Drunken Man In
Quarrel Shoots
3 and Suicides
- (By United .Press.) ' -LYONS,
Ga Oct.r 66. Three men,
including his own brother and Sher
iji Charles Culpepper, were .wounded
near here late yesterday by Adams
Driggera, a farmer, who climaxed the
shooting by killing himself, are report
ed improved at a local hospital today.
The shootyig occured following a
quarrel , between Driggers and his
brother, Edward Driggers, the former,
who was said to have been drinking,
became so threatening, according to
witnesses, that the sheriff was called,
and when that official approached
Driggers began firing'.
.118 PLANS m
. ". ARiSSJlPRFEREIIGE
TJTiSH CABINET MEETS THIS
MORNING AT HOME PREMIER
LLOYD CEORGE.
(By United Fress.)
'bo.vlKI.N, Oi t. t.- The lirdiah cab
inet met today at N"o. in Downing
;rei, to for am lute fritain's ' potieiew,
t': ",!.'o - the pH-poH'"' Iiiuitaiion or
t .iiai.iciUfl coiii'ereiico to lm held at
A aahiri'-f-ee. on November 11.
Cp urif'l ti.is'iirrie Premier j.bnij
PRFHIUMS GiV N 8Y
ilPif CRFJlttRY CO.
CASH PRIZES SATURDAY FOR DAI
RYMEN -BRINGING IN LARGEST
" AMOUNTS p ,
To encourage the dairy interests
the Dimple Ice Cream and Creamery
Company will on Saturday give cash
premiums for the largest amounts of
good cream brought to its depot. For
tho largest amount of good cream in
addition to paying thirty-nine, cents" a
pound a premium of $2 will be paid.
For the second largest, one dollar, and
for the tliird, fourth, fifth and sixth
largest, fifty cents each. ,'
Hdi.
irae)'' no ;
s frjtain
'i.-e.
nnaunceitieht i'f
ill
nuiViie
m
WOMAN'S AUXILIARY
TO MEET TOMORROW
The regular meeting' of the Woman's
axillary of tho American Legion will
he held at the parlors of tho Bethel
iioii.-ie t. 1! o'clock tomorrow after
noon.' The members an earnestly rc
fincfterl by the protident, -.Mrs, Woo
I'm, to be present. . , ,
W ill
in In Ranks
, lb hc-aVl la .;atV-r the U.ill-
; a :.. ... ,v r J iy.ba , , .( . j b . ? ,-. i I Cfl! ;
.',. v.-iy hi- b.dal.f. 1 t.ral :.ady tj i
....ai'ua r to -the co.i;ii:i to !y att.ut
tr.. f..'U '. tc'-Ui mu '.r.i nth.-.Tl o (
are fii;."d and uti Moral :iV rh
hi ..? ti-e isiof.wi'l herin., Tlie in-;
til.. r Is amcst I early t..r lb- pia-tea :
ut'.'i a- v-of a an tUo r-'-'f f 01 mri,
b v. in !'.'.! j:tl 'bior." are ai t''
.! a a-; la ....1 ' !'.. :.-.
Mesa
doux's Army;
s . in Snlit
' : i..
(f.y United Press.)
AVAPMIXCTON, OcL ; ' C Mntiiiy
v-la out in rrhan Idoux's army of
a'aie'ioyi d here this mornfn;.
Th- rrv.ilt vas started by Had Da-
1 Uk, N"v York'-r nnl vtlerin of for-
1 - - - . .
rer wars, and Ledoui's first lieuten
ant, who dadarcd that Ledoux'g the
ory a a to how to get Jobs for the un
employed was all wrong and as a re
rait tho army split into two divisions,
one coing back to New York and the
other remaining with Ledoux.