Evening Star Newspaper, July 12, 1927, Page 17

JOHN EARLY, LEPER, ESCAPES GTH TIME Home in North Carolina Hills Is Believed Destination—0f- ficials Watch for Him. By the Associated NEW ORL! . July 12.—John 5t the lepro- sarfum at Carrvill has escaped Trom that institution for the sixth | time since he was confined there, of- ficials have announcd. It is believe ed | that Early is making his way to his | home at Tryon, in the North Carolina | hills, and heaith officials along his | probable route have Early was almost charge from the le clans had reported -abl Tespo . to the chaulmoogra oil treat- ment, and it was expected that he would be the tenth person to leave the colony cured of his disease. Prisoner in Washington. In 1908 he developed a malady which puzzled doctors. He had been | discharged from the Army after serv- ice in the Philippines, and had mar- | ried. Failing to_respond to treat- ments given him, Early visited Wash- ington for Government aid. He was immediately placed in quarantine, and | an armed guard was assigned to| watch the house where was kept | prisoner. St months h(er he was taken to a hospital in New York, from where he was sent to the colony at Penikese Island in Boston Harbor, and later was zransferred with the colony to Carr Islan Since coming to Carrville, Early has been a_colorful figure in the colony life. He organized a service mens’ club among the inmates and estab-| lished a clubhouse at the edge of the | colony. A short time ago in a public statement he declared that there are more than 2,000 lepers in the United States and only half of these are re- ceiving proper medical treatment or bave half a chance for recovery. North Carolina to Take Early. RALEIGH, N. C, July 12 (®.— Siu!e Board of Health offiuah are red to take North Carolina’s leper John Early, should he return to_this State. The last escape, less than six months ago, was attended by more notice than any other, because Early Bemb back to North Carolina, set up near Burnsville on a ‘tract of land ha claimed to own and invited the authorities to get him. Nobody spoke for the job and Early remained for several days until finally returned to the leprosarlum DEATHS IN AIRSHIP CHARGED TO LIQUOR Coroner’s Jury Finds Fall of Plane, Killing Three, Was Caused by Intoxicated Passengers. By the Associated Press. SEATTLE, Wash,, July 12.—A cor- oner’s jury yeslerda} found that O. H. Johnson, pilot of an airplane which crashed into Lake Washington July 5, and his three passengers came to their deaths because of the intoxi- cated condition of the passengers. The verdict declared the evidence showed the passengers were intoxi- cated, and condemned the practice of allowing an ascent of planes with passengers under the influence of liquor. 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