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VISITORS Transpert Henderson, Oarrying| Kansas Maid of 18 Descibes Secret Records, Tells of | & 84 Newspaper Owners and Pub- lishers, at Port-au-Prince. PARTY STUDIES ISLAND Interior Visited—Bridge Being Built by Navy Inspected. By the Associated Press. PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti, February 28—The visit here of the transport Henderson, bearing elghty-four own- arg and publishers of newspapers in the middle westorn and southwestern states, was the most notuble and sig- nificant since the United States inter- vened in 1915. Including Frank B. Noyes, president of the Assoolated Press; Edward H. O'Hara of the Syra- cuse Herald; former Sengtor La Fay- ette Young of the Des Moines Capital, and KFrank P. MacLennen of the Topeka State Journal, the party in its short stay guined first-hand knowl- edge of Hajtlan conditions. In addition to the usuel teips to! ving under the rs, the majority of the | party also made & 115.mile trip into the interfor. Inspect New Bridge. The trip to the Las Cahobas area, where the ecivil engineers of the United Btates Navy are throwing a 300-foot bridge wcross the Artibonite, and completing the construction of two fmportant rowds, was the out- standing feature of the program that had been made up by American High Commissioner John H. Russell. new and direct route | | across the isxland, while the other will link up the road systems of Haiti and Bsnto Domingo, at lladere, cut- ting down the present three-day trip hetween the two capitals to ons of & day. As this ares, long the center of Cacolsm and banditry, has hitherto been 50 fsolated from the rest of the island us to make it Haitl's most im- poverished section, {s now making re- markable strides towurd the trip was of added interest. The party left for Santo Domingo city, route for the naval muneu- | with the pewceful aspect of the iu {land, and the strides being made by | the American treaty officiuls. In [informal reception of the party President Borno, which was at a4 | by a large contingent of representu- ttive Haitlans, President Borno taik- | with great frankness on the | Haitian situstion, and the n the continuanes of the policy of @ depurtment in its miesion of re- | Capt. B, i stat habilitating the lsland. BY POLISH CLERGYMEN Resolutions Adopted at Close of Philadelphia Session Also Praise Wilson. By the Associated Press. PHILADELPHIA, February 25.—Res- olutions condemning the “ultra-Ameri- canism” of the Ku of Pollsh urch, were adopted yesterday in the closing’ sessions here of the Polish Cles oclation of Ameriea. Bishop Psul Rhode of Green Bay, Wis., was re-elected president of the association. Speakers advocated form- ing boys' clubs in parochial schools along the lines of the Boy Scout move- ment for the Americanization of the Polish youth in this country. Woodrow Wilson was praised as “the savior of Poland.” * THE FOUR-PASSENGER SEDAN In appointments, richness of uphelstery, and comfort, the Pierce-Arrow Four-Pas- senger Four-Door Sedan is a replica of the larger Pierce-Arrow Sedan model, Yet its trim, graceful lines conceal unusually gener- ous proportions. The two-cushion rear seat, for instance, is of such generous width that three persons may be accommodated. With women this car is a personal favor- ite, To drive it is an exhilaration. Itisideal for personal use, and yet entirely ance of the famous Dual-Valve have something novel in store. {= New York Police by Psychic Gifts|§ OPENING NIGHT * Forgotten Raids, and Suggests Clues in Un- solved Mysteries to Surprised Officials. By the Assoclated Press. NEW YORK, February 28— De- murely facing & group of high po- | M lice officials and detactives who have Spent most of their lives in tracking down crime, Hugens Deanis, eight- cen-year-old schoolgivl of Atchison, Kan., for two hours at police head- case and asked Miss Dennis to de- |H She described with al- | & the soens of | £ lice, & H and the | # test the girl was | & her voics rose and |4 scribe them. long weit, a fight, shots fi capture. Throughout the at her ease, and fell with maiked ascentuations. Touahin, ustso] quarters yesterday demonstrated she | could, through her psychic powers, deseribe seoret polics records and suggest olues In unsolved orime mye- teries, Officials declared her recitals were remarkably aocuraste end that her mistakey wero comparatively insig- nificant. To test sloner Fayrot took from the record room the papers in & loft robbery FOUR SHOT IN M0B BEFORE TEXAS JAIL by a | Troops Restore Order at Lufkin, ‘Where Attempt Was Made to - Take Negro. By the Associated Press. LUFKIN, Tes., February 28.—Luf- kin is quiet today after an abortive attempt last night to lynch Booker T. McMillan, alies Willlamy, negro. charged with murdering Andy Sulser, sawmill commissary elerk, led to the shooting of four men by Sheriff R. the two stretches of road (8. Watts and six deputies who used their pistols to protect the negro. the girl Deputy Commie- | N sdded. 5 If the police could find a blonde | automeblle mechanic who lived ut the mystery. [5 PER CENT RAISE GIVEN BY SOUTHERN RAILWAY Conductors, Trainmen aud ¥ard- | men Affected—Settlement Con- tinues for Three Years. | By the Asscctated Press. ATLANTA, Ga., The reached a settlement with its | were who is in Washington. The settiement is effective March Company C, 143rd Texas Infantry,| Ve? is on guard at the jail. b After tho sheriff's pistol fire halted the first attack on the jail, counsel| of Judge E. J. usnwam,h:womium 7 attorney, and promises that McMil- ian woul be tsled Baturday averted u second attack in which it was planned to use dynamite. McMillan is said to have confessed Kiiling Suleer when refused admit- tance to the commissary, which the clerk was closing. Suler wa fifty- four years old and very popular. |[Ig Ta- P Ship Helpless in Gulf. MOBILE, Ala, February 26.—The Mobile barkentine, Rebecca C. Scott, from Trinidad to Gulfport, Miss., with asphalt, is dismusted und adrift on heavy neas, forty-five miles southeast of Mobile bar in the Gulf of Mexico. ‘apt. B, Burjesson, his wife and buby are on bourd. The tug Echo hus been sent to the disubled vessel. Clogged-Up Liver Causes ;| Headache It's foolish to suffer from constipa tion, sick hea i ziness, indigestion, and kindred ailments Litie 4 ttle Liver Pllls will end &, 58 alimisery = 28 inafew _ g ge- - table . Act gently on liver and bowels. Small Pill-- Small Dese —Seall Price suitable for the needs of a small family. 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