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i PN to Home Within the Hour” £ WEATHER. (D. 8 Weather Bureau Forecast.) Partly cloudy tonight and tomorrow; not much change in temperature. Temperature—Highest, 79, at noon today; lowest, 66, at 5:30 p.m. yester- da; & The " Star’s carrier system covers every city block and the regular edi- tion is delivered to Washington homes Full report on Closing N.Y. Markets, Pages 10 and 11 No. 30,418, 55" Cice. “Wa page 7. Entered as second class matte] shington. D. C. ah WASHINGTON, ¢ #n ‘WITH SUNDAY MORNI D. C, FRIDAY, AUGUST NG EDITION ening 12, 1927 —TWEN/ Slar. (/) Means Associated Pres: Y-SIX PAGES. # as fast as the papers are printed. Yesterday’s Circulation, 96,881 TWO CENTS. London Shocked . . . . ’ To Block Train By Prince Wearing . . By Lying on Track 1 \WHAT A Plebeian Straw Hat! / ’ GRAND AND | | ) 3 By the Associated Press. GLORIOUS °} By the Associated Press, ADANA, Turkey, August 12 i FEELING TO\ 1/ | LONDON, August 12.—Fashicn- | More than 100 striking railway | VE SOMEN Yk - able London has been shocked by | men of the Anatolian Railroad i Q S AL i | photographs showing the Prince of triea to thwart the government's A OTHER | /’“u“,lf i \\l'a::/s hlul Canada wearing a hard | atil : a train to . g ~ i/ stra at. determination to run a_train to D - CHANCE ‘/'H ) s it bindroribeen) | E £ Aleppo. yesterday by calmly lying X ~ NV done in polite British circles | i Warden Denies Prisoner Has| on the tack in front of the enzine. | Government to Pass on Qual- S ‘Oniy Harrow school boys, smin- | Four Republican Leaders See R% 1% A few revolver shots from the po & field meat porters and American | | i lice, however, made j ifianti i tourists now wear straw hats, but | watl Collapsed—Forcible Feed- | ot roveser, naie tem o | ifications for Air Race fmatull o el sy M| Hope of Nominating Pres- 4 i of the station. . donned one, Bond street and Pica- | g h N ing Not Considered. About 1,000 railwaymen went on on Pacific. ailly fashion experts are wondsr. | ident Again. strike Wednesday for higher D e ansattieers | wages, it being the first large y for s 5 2 strike in the Turkish republic. The X< S BOTH RADICALS CHEERED | iiike in the murieh re oy wen | LEVINE ASSAILED | | S CONVENTION DBADLOCK in hand. Motor trucks are being | AT HOPE OF NEW TRIAL| used to carry on the postal service BY PARISIAN PRESS | BDE MAY CAUSE LANDSLIDE because of the curtailed railway ' o schedules. Full Supreme Court Bench Called Removed Part of Magneto to Pre- Friends of Executive See Possible to Meet Tuesday on Appeals IRISH GUVERNMENI vent Drouhin Taking Co- A | Stampede for Him at Granted by Two Judges. | lumbia Out. Meeting. 5 the Assoriated P | BRISIS |S DEI.AYEI]‘R the Associated Press. " Note Asking Forgiveness of TN BOSTON, August 12.—Warden Wil- | AIRPORT, OAKLAND, Calif., Au- H & Staff Correspondent of The Star. liam Hendry of the State prison took ;gufll 12.—The start of the James Flance Dlscovered Near STATE GAME LODG BLACK orcasion today to say emphatically Dole $35,000 prize aerial derby from 3 > 3, BLJ s : y H el . that Nicolw Sacco, who started the : et B sy s Tssene Body at Hospital. ILLS, §. Dak., August 12.—It is the s e - | Vote of Confidence on Cos- opinion of four prominent Pepublicans ity-seventh day of his hunger i : 5 . strike by refusing his breakfast, was until next Tuesday noon by agree who have been with President Siotidn a ‘wtaterofwollapse. It wasiex- grave Ministry to Be ment among 9 of the 11 entries al- Elsa Van Dessel, 28 years old, a|Coolidge during the past two dave ined at the prison that so long as ready here. graduate nurse. who came here from that, despite his announcement that at the prison that s £ as | R p— Bismarck, N. Dak., was found dead|he did not choose to run again and iEoo axas: ‘6b1b toiawAlic e Jocdon | Taken Tuesday. s .e":‘"t ;‘:: ;mdsv Gt e in hor toom in the nufses’ quarters at | subcequent expressions of his de- physic Dr. Joseph McLaughlin, after midnight, aft * Columbia Hospital early this after-| o o e Ve to private lif would not consider attempting forcible * | dlea planning, during which the orig- hoon under citcumstances which led [ ‘ermination > to i ife feeding. By the Associated Press. inal starting date was conditionally Coroner Nevitt to indicate that he “’t e "*\l"""]'[oft'u”f his term, he has Bartolomeo Vanzetti, who with| DUBLIN, Ireland, August 12.—The | postponed two weeks, then declared would issue a certificate of death from | Not completely rred the door to a BAEEHIs fawaiting he roicomnesof stheljlife of $ho G aysfeovernmany or the ljoufasain, ann MnAlIy et dback SoL) ! sloo 000,000 CANADA S hote found in the room addressed | Notwithstanding all the President t lezal moves by their counsel to|Irish Free State has been prolonged i sday W ilots took a L ’ | = b k ; i 64 b p % : = i - 3 next Tuesday when the pilots to Miss Van Dessel's fiance, John E.|iias said on the subject, these political prevent their execution, now set for |at least until next Tuesday. hand in the inatter. The starting I.UAN REP RT DEN'ED‘ Clarke, vears: olil Department | ¢riends who have talked with him at the early morning of August 23, broke | Postponement of the crisis expected | "¢ ¥ ad n et itor | o0 Tactics: ngent, us Toraiverions | .o s traee Repite Hotins ik (oAt his Intermiitent fast after he received |to result from the seating today of | time originally had been s | i €t rod (R, A was el (o[ mee R o Homay IR (O word of his latest respite. Under the | Eamon de Valera and the 44 members | 0¥ ()0 oo o ryek twice agalnst | GHOE16 ATl : . l{e o icz r;ns; o nlcccp : nomina- . physician’s advics he Is gradually |of his Fianna Fail party in the Dail | (e entries in two days, the subject Finance Officials Declare “No Move | The bady was discovered Iving across | ton i€ it s forced upon him. even working back toward a normal diet | Eireann, was seen in the announce-| of qualification and competefy of W '}"fi ll;e(} in \l[he r;vgm gl:;;;vl?(:-;{e“}:::g 1;;):1‘_:;( e does not choose to go ou o this morning he had some beef | ment in the Dail this afternoon that a | pilots, navigators and planes con- Whatever” Has Been o todieffoity to reach mzc by telax| 1t wam prealctediihy twoyob iNese tea and bread with his coffee. vote of confidence on motion of Tom | tinued to be {he foremost subject in| 2 Made i | hone yesterday. _ She went oft duty | triends s 1€ the Preafdont iatutaon Goes Unaided to New Cell. Johnson, parliamentary labor leader, | flight eircles today, .. | Chiang Kai-Shek and Chang : Efficiency Bureau Plan Held|in the operating room of the hospital |remaining ~out of the fight the, o2 aiico B i o Natae ot collapes,” | FOLIS bestaken UICeRAY. the air derby is the twin-motored tri- | At orclocitls pimoenive. and | Republican conventiominext yea will gaid Warden Hendry. “He did not Government Is OQutnumbered. plane, Spirit of Los Angeles, which Tso-Lin May SOO" Be sent By the Associated Press. |mpractica| hy coombs was not due back at work until to-|be deadlocked and that it will be 1 s ppiat e o i . P S =y 3 Ll night, For this reason her absence |broken only by his renomination, e Bt tivae t5 o it {tha ‘oan .. T s:‘r';w:gm;f‘]fionfllgfi the . o ?r;eo:‘e;::«'nfifu:lz lnz}n—:::e - was mot noticed. After Clarke had| q.qouance Possible, Work Thinks The ftison proper and up the stairs to | SOPOed PPRIEIER, S8 2 hossible 67 | starting field, Capt. James L. Grifin. Into Eclipse. iaainat IGHE DAt T oV ST and A. A. A. Official. sslletioe eclesiebal Umnealy S B 0 i L e B vt | s bl LI e ever” had thus far heen made by urses' quarters and sought out a | Hubert Work, Secretary of the In- Bown on hisicot.: T s [onenmeinuraa B v trg QPagmedntt AUL WRIGHT, Canada to float a loan of §100,000,000, maid. From an outside window they | terior Department, who returned to O T Comilked from the cell to| oo AN eI denutice. It | of the water by attaches at the field. | o ¢, thlY '_;; Lf‘mt‘nfcm v Daily |25 Intimated In a report from New R::’; s ;’r‘“';h:::;mr'":"{’;;‘ :Xnt‘:’l saw fhe body I¥ing across the bed and | the Summer Capital vesterday. - When atber her b ? el P OEELAY Gl e el y Cable to The,Star and Chic York. reau of E or the orced the door. A nurse’s coat had | asked for his opinion of the Presi- T e T el ] e araant Tto the plrt ot Tos Lo SR K infon maturities falling due up | registration of automobiles, including |heen dcaped across a hook on the | dent’s decision and the outlook for walked back to the cell unassisted bY | the prospective adverse majority. Angoles and the deaths mear San| SHANGHAL August 12.—When the o the end of December next amouunt |a requirement for the filing of certain door 'so as to cover the keyhoie. 1928, he said: “President Coolidge e ficin1 and he qid not collapse | {yhen the Dail assembled for its ses- | Diezo Wednesday of Lieuts. George | Nationalist generalissimo. Chiang Kai- | to §100,'500,000. As the first of these | certificates in the license office when.| There was no visible evidencs of | meant exactly what he said in his an- afterward.” 5 sion this afternoon 144 of the 153|W. D. Covell and R. S. Waggener of |Shek, reached Shanghal in his tri- financial obligations will not be due |ever a car changes hands, was char- ":_; - of :e-':;hq:nd ‘:;3:(;‘"6‘1; A\hz\lfl nouncement; he wouldn't run from Dr. McLaughlin cml his rgngmg deputies were present. The largest [ the Navy while testing their mono-|umphal campaign in the Yangtze val- | until November 15, however, it 1is|gacterized as “entirely impractical” by gonzu‘meda“m: a{’[’g;mun' e ék;?‘;he“:nfi:idn'!"li:fi":' he wouldn't ac- BiE donan Svankety s RESD I Beson) numberi etteoning fany, previounines |Hian feer e ota |15y, Hat Mireh; thB whols ity hios looked upon In financial circles as un- |, p. Clark, assistant general manager | which was found eome time atter (he | ~Senator Simeon D. Fess of Ohio O aCoOll ohiere ihs eemalted | Sor Sy e n‘fio‘r‘:’;&'x‘:‘lg:‘ e st o e revniane | somen wilkitais of tHousands of Ko likely that any offical action or state- | of tne American Automobile Associa- |body, led the authorities to believe | and Representative William E. Hull of e veration " with the physiclan|ocins ©° S = woile Tuesday starting agreement| . tang flags. Every street was lined | ™3™ Up 5 Prt i St o0 fnance, ia|tiom. in a report to Commissioner | that ‘she had taken poison. The body | Tilinois, both of whom are guests at o & minutes. He said Sacco stood | P2“"E" ere to pass Federal tests, o “'5"|\ith them They symbolized the JO¥ | in Kurope at present, and will not re. | Dougherty today. was removed to Hysong’s undeitak-|the Game Lodge today, expect the Pres- without apparent effort Galleries Are Crowded. Martin Jensen. Honolulu entrant in|of the Chinese at release from the |turn until early September. Mr. Clark, who was requested to|in& 'i‘(}“‘fl:‘fp’:‘fig:i““h:‘: ‘:‘: Jaurhoel ident to be drafted into service by the Asked about the possibility of forcl | _Both the public and official gallerles | the flizht and the only pilot who did | Northern militarists. The flags re- tomsbly ol study the recommendations, replied |68 are endeavoring 19 et u fouch | Republican convention. Blo feeding, he said: “I can't tell. T|were crowded and there was a gather- [ not sign an agreement last night to| mained up until a few days ago. Now, that while the present system in the | Nep Doroty e BTE ink Mr. Coolidge will am watching him from day to day.|ing outside the building when the ses-| postpone the hop-off until Tuesda. B = f A . refuse he nomination is forced upon Farcible feeding it not under consid | sion began. The House was called to | early today authorized his .,‘n“u:’é suddenly, all have disappeared. The license office may not be all that is —_— e him.” Senator Fess said. eration at present.” order without any demonstration and | by proxy. streets are utterly bare of bunting. desired, the Commissioners should _Ropre.-emmiye Hull stated that 1 Lifted. discussion began. The phenomenon represents the give serious consideration to the ques- President Coolidge will be renominated Death House Gloom : Mr. Johnson inquired when the LEVINE IS CRITIAZED. present Chinese opinfon that Chiang = tion before making any changes that |In Just about the same manner in iftes s pal P! Vi v - n view of e short ime available b g 3 T A e e tofiay. aithough|\n the govermment. The speakerasked | " o orv ot Mignets to Prévent |(all utterly Wi e e e o r ki s et it s DS Nbesi | which will drag alons until some one one-twelfth of their stay from execu-| Mr. Cosgrave if a vote of confidence Drouhin Using Plane. ing room for the re 3 = | lcaps up and places the name of Calvin i Iready had éxpired. could be taken Tues: and the lat- CGhuan-Fang, whom the Chinese pre- It developed also today that Wade | Coolidge in nomination. “Then watch e men avere distinctly more cheer- | ter replied “Certainly.” PARIS, Aug. 12 (P).—Rumor brought | for here rather than Gen. Chiang H. Coombs, superintendent of licenses. [ the fireworks,” Mr. Hull remarked. ¢ 25 word came that their counsel| *“1 must not be taken as agrecing e of enthusiastic Mgt | Chung.Chang. Each of these North- Exchange Failure and Recent bas :',“"“':h?‘_;",’,‘:“c;‘,’l;*‘:fi‘,’"{“fi‘fl;": [ :dir. Coolidgs will be. compelled to had passed the last legal barrier to| to it.” he adlled, laughingly. get flying field in the | g, generals held Shanghai previous 2umber of difficulties he believes would | "This dratting idea also is hela by presentation of their contentions for a new trial to the State Supreme L. Co’}‘;zeth@r with Celestino Madieros, who because of his identification with the case also was respited, the two radicals had been removed to freshly prepared cells in a part of the prison remote from the death house, where Wednesday night they waited until barely 15 minutes before the sched- uled execution in ignorance that a stav had been granted. The full bench of the Supreme Court, or as much of it as available, has been summoned to meet next Tuesday morning to hear arguments ~ by defense counsel on the last two lines of legal recourse left open to them in the State courts. Two Judges Allow Appeals. The way to both of these was paved vesterday when _Judge Webster Thayer, Superior Court judge, who presided_at the original trial, and Justice George A. Sanderson of the ‘With the impending defeat of the government and a change of ministry generally conceded, there is much talk about the composition of the next cab- inet. Bellef is expressed in some quarters that Mr. Johnson, prospec- tive successor of Mr. Cosgrave, will endeavor to conciliate the business community by appointing one or more business men, who are not members of the Dail, to cabinet posts. New Coalition Ready. A new coalition headed by Tom Johnson, parliamentary labor leader, is ready to take over the government it Mr. Cosgrave resigns, but is keep- ing its plan secret. The coalitionists met this afternoon just before attend- ing the Dail. Both Mr. Cosgrave and Mr. John- son have expressed themselves as pleased with the decision of the Fian- na Fail deputies to enter the Dail. “It is the best thing that has hap- pened to this country in the last five years,” the former said last night after Mr. De Valera and his follow- early hours of this morning in the hope of seeing one or two, or, it was even said, three planes take off for New York, but they had their vigil for nothing. Neither pllot, navigator nor passenger appeared, and toward dawn most of the watchers reluctantly left. Among the rumors was ope that Dieudonne Coste would arrive at Le Bourget from the Villa Coublay field. He was not heard from, although the hum of an occasional automobile passing on the high road brought fans out of buildings to gaze eagerly to the sky in the belief that he might be ap- proaching. Coste’s airplane, which is known as the Nungesser-Coli, has become the favorite of aviation ex- perts in the race for Westward trans- atlantic honors, The Weather Seemed Good. The night was fair enough, with a clear star-lit sky and faint wind, in fact everything seemed to justify the to Chiang Kai-Shek's capture of the city last Spring. Chang Tso-Lin May Quit. The same opinion regarding Chiang Kai-Shek’s imminent downfall is held by many foreigners, but there is a growing theory that international pol- itics is involved and that a military figure is to be removed presently— namely, Marshal Chang Tso-Lin, over- lord of Manchuria and dictator to Peking, with his supporters. This is to be effected by Southern strategy. teasing the Northern troops into indefensible territory close to the Yangtze and then cutting them off. At the same time “Christian General” Feng Yu-Hsi ally of the Southerners, will drive toward Peking and capture the national capital. But whether Chiang Kai-Shek wins or loses in the next few weeks, local revolutionists are convinced that he no .longer represents the Kuomin- tang (Nationalist revolutionary party) Breaks in Shares Cause Great Confusion. By the Associated Press, NEW YORK, August 12.—A series of wide open breaks in pool specialties, following an announcement of a Stock Exchange failure as a result of the sensational collapse in common stock of the Manhattan Electrical Supply Co., yesterday, upset today's stock market and created a wave of excite- ment in the financial district. Eureka Vacuum broke from 737 to 51 and snapped right back to 72, Houston Oil collapsed 14} points to 115 and re- bounded to 128, and White Sewing Machine dropped 13 points to 35. The break in Manhattan Electrical Supply yesterday had aroused fears of similar situations in other pool stocks, with the result that traders and inves- result from adoption of the method outlined by the Efficiency Bureau. Suggested Forms Complicated. Mr. Coombs reported that the new registration_forms suggested by the Bureau of Efficiency. to be filled out by applicants for tags, “are entirely too cumbersome and complicated to he practical.”” He told the Commission- | ers that “the filling in of these com- plicated forms would tax the patience of any applicant.” The Efficiency Bureau suggestion that the ignature of the owner be placed on the application is part of the | procedure which the license office in- tends to adopt for the coming year, Mr. Coombs said. The recommendation that application blanks be distributed at various points in the city also is to be carried out, according to the super- intendent. Mr. Coombs sees no advantage to be gained from the recommendation that applicants be required to surrender the previous year's registration card Low Offer Reaches $104,- 544, While Fund for Two Is Only $150,000. Construction of the first of the series of municipal bathing pools, planned as a result of the closing of the Tidal Basin Bathing Beach, struck a snag today, when bids opened at the office of Public Buildings and Parks wer found to be considerably higher than the amount that officials believed they could allot for the pool to be located at Second and R streets northeast. The lowest bid received was one of $104,544 by the G. G. Loehler Co. Lieut. Col. S. Grant, 3d, director of the office, and Maj. Joseph C. Mehafey, in charge of the design and construction division of the office, con- John 8, Fisher. Governor of Pennsyl- | vania, who accompanied Secretary Work to the Summer Capital. He stated that the President’s statement does not preclude the possibility of drafting him. He does not think the President has put any bar against such a_renomination. _ These Republican leaderss were unan- imous in saving that the country gen- | erally is greatly disappointed that Mr. 1t nuln_lzn does not choose torunagain. It was inferred from what they said by ‘ussing the situation that, as mat- [ters stand now, Republican leaders and workers in a number of States are already planning to go ahead and either work for the instruction of their delegations for Mr. Coolidge, or else 1o have the delegates go unin- structed so as to be ready to vote for the President when the proper time arrives. It was explained that activi- | ties along these lines will also serve to hold in check other presidential booms. 1 Belleve President Sincere. Supreme Court, consented to al-|2tef Mr e Th h £ the ithei Ty, 1 d ! ! & ; : 3 P oo . e prescribed oath of | hopes of the little band, but the latest and the acred principles of Sun ¢ .t lined to throw their hold. | unon renewal, nor does he believe the | ferred for a considerable tima this| Tt was made plain by these friends :_:\;lxl\m::\peah from previous adverse|Zne iance. weather reports indicated that condi: | Yat-Sen. }g;;“:;;fi.,‘,ggm On the first sign of |office could enforce that requirment. morning at the District Building with ;’Y:!lxx:zl;x‘;e.:;denldthat the latter said 3 SR " st s 5 i . vl F 4 3 ) roposed . | Engineer Commissioner Ladue. y | nof hem during their separate signed the defense bill of exceptions to his rulings of lack of jurisdiction on motions for a new trial, as well as to denials of a stay of execution and revocation of execution, based largely on affidavits alleging prejudice on his own part during the celebrated trial. Judge Thaver's refusal to withdraw from the case in favor of another judge was also made a point for de- termination by the Supreme Court. Previously Justice Sanderson had | Was Born an Englishman, But Went i to Ireland for Health, BELFAST, Ireland, August 12 (/). —Tom Johnson, parliamentary Labor leader in the Dail Eireann, who has been mentjoned as possible successor to the post of president of the Free State executive council, is an advocate and these prompted the enthusiasts to abandon the watch. Fresh trouble between Charles A. Levine, owner of the transatlantic plane Columbia, and Maurice Drouhin, engaged to pilot the craft back to New York, has caused con- siderable stir in the air world. The trouble developed when Drouhin, on making an inspection of the Co- lumbia yesterday afternoon, found that the contact points had been re- moved. He did not conceal his dis- The international fleet in the Whangpoo River here has been in- creased by the addition of a Japa- nese Red Cross ship. Furthermore, a Japanese cruiser, so long a figure in the river off the Japanese con- sulate, has hauled up its anchor and left, supposedly for Yangtze points. Shanghai's Fascisti publicity an- nounced today that it is growing with great rapldity. Its two head- quartérs are flooded with men of all races anxious to join—British, So great was the flood of offerings that the tape was delayed several min- utes in recording quotations, with the result that prices being printed on the tape were frequently several points away from the actual market on the floor, adding to the general confusion. Eureka, after rallying from 51 to 7. fell back to 59 and within a few min- utes was back to 67. White Sewing Machine rallied 8 points from its lo ‘A. M. Byers broke 10 points, Pitt and it was indicated that a statement might be forthcoming from the Com- missioners later Congress appropriated $150,000 for two pools, one for the white popula- tion and one for the colored The designs and specifications for the lat- ter pool have not yet been completed. However, Col. Grant said that he did not believe that the office could spend more than $85,000 for the white pool. bids for which' were opened- today. As a result, it was indicated that certificate of transfer and verification of applications by cross-reference files before issuance of tags. is open to the criticism that it would entail unreas- onable time on the part of the appli- cant and thus result in long lines of waiting applicants, a situation which we are striving to avoid,” Superin- tendent Coombs continued in his re- port, “This office does not have the clerical force to handle the tremen- dous additional work which would be involved in the adoption of this rec- | {28 a modification of his decision not | to run again. Kach expressed the be- lief that the President was absolutely sincere in his statement and that he wants to retire to private life, but | they positively refuse to accept the idea that he is out of it definitely, at | least to the extent of turning down the { numination if it is presented to him. Secretary Work said that he in. formed President Coolidge that “the | whole country was disappointed,” and { that the President smiled and replied, of an Irish Republic. + granted the defense petition for excep-| . % pleasure, according to the storles. | Americans, French, Belgians, Portu- | hurgh Coal 9, and Timken Roller Bear-| ommendation.” it ‘probably will be necessary to scale | “Thers are a number of able men in flons to his refusal of a writ of error| I belleve that to be the best form | when the owner sald he had removed | zuese, Dutch, Danes, Latvians, Chi- | ing, International Havvester and Colo- ks e o what on the plans as al-| this country who could qualify for in favor of the condemned men, and|of government,” he told a Dublin|them. nese and Japanese. Chinese who | rado Fuel sold off 313 to 412 points b Hold Title Law Required. ready made, perhaps reducing the size | President.”” thus had removed the last stumblinz | County meeting last night, “but T am Levine Is Criticized. have heen living in a reign of ter-|jow yesterday's final figur | The superintendent believes the |of the pool and cutting out construc-{ The Interior Department head has block to the defense battle for that not going to refuse to help the people The newspapers are full of this ror, with constant fear of being naped, welcome this new ovder as gains of 1 to 3 points in Baldwin, Gen- eral Motors and other leaders were tion work here and there which the suggestion that a file of auto regis- | g engineers dognot believe nec trations be kept by engine number | {been traveling through a number of | States in the Middle West and North- step. v vith t! instrument at hand (the | latest development, some of them, e ikl rdi S > 3 5 bk 2 3 Twenty-Seventh Day of Fast. b 4 > critieizing Levine severely, even ex- | Promising reliet which the ordinary | cancelled. o e Fabod e provided the | for the maintenance of the pool. West and during his visit to the Sum- ¥ h % 4 Anglo-Irish treaty), because that in- | TUECHanE LeVIne Cror . O imbia | Apparatus of the law canmot afford. | = Huge blocks of shares were offered office is furnished with sufficient funds | Should the Government accept the | mer White House he acquaipted the Fleretofore the Supreme Court has|strument is not to my liking.” ever will really start. They have voluntcered heavy con- | for sale, due to inability or unwill for ihe additional equipment, but he | lowest bid submitted today. it would | President with his obse . He passed solely on points of law, but| Johnson was born in Liverpool of 1r. Levine hegins his chicaneries (ributions which are not vet needed. | ness to meet calls for additional mar-|,qded that in his opinion the check- |leave a comparatively small amount said that in all the 40 vears he has gin, and breaks of 4 points or more for the construction of the proposed lived in the West he had never seen ghould the full bench decide to allow the writ of error it would go back to a single justice for a hearing on the merits. Sacco, continuing his long hunger English parents in 1872. While still in his teens, the doctors told him he had only six months to live. As a last hope he gave up his position in an office and came to Ireland to says L'Auto, leading sport- y. “One may well ask If the Columbia will ever see the sky of New York again. Le Journal asks: “What does Mr. Organization of the Fascisti shows how opinion is shaping for definite 1ction. Fascisti founders believe the step will help make Shanghai safe for both Chinese and foreigners. were numerous in such leaders as General Motors, Atchison, Jersey Cen- tral and General Electric. Air Reduc- tion was forced down 22 points, while Commercial Solvents “B'" and du Pont ing of stolen cars can be met only by the passage by Congress of a motor vehicle title law. In conclusion, Supt. Coombs told the Commissioners his office is plan- new colared pool, and it is desired to lot the money in as mearly equal amounts as possible. The other bidders and the amounts they asked for the construction follow: such abundant crops as he has on his recent trip. He said the people were strong for the President for an- | other term and that he heard prac- tically no talk ahout the McNary- strike, entered his twenty-seventh day | - F i 4 : N == b he registration Tithout Tood, but Vanzettl yesterday | Taere: ho. repained ux‘.‘i: et o oiine lQ‘e““G‘frmi’,..“Ey".;'f:f’,’o‘i" e T T |avopped 15 and 17, respectively. ot DO Lo o licenses. this | Jorn B Ginechest, Tnc., $105.700: Eng. | Haugen farm reliet bill. twice drank coffee. now, at fifty-five, he is sturdy of build | honor and glory of greater Ger- MALL RIANGLE TRANS‘ A. L. Fuller & Co. Suspended. year that will have most of the ad-|lish Construction Co., $119,000; Charles | 4 Tension was considerably relaxed at many > Vantages of the Bureau of Efficiency | . Tompkins Co., $115.000: P. J. Car- | Discusses Insular Affairs. the prison and in the city, although phlice vigllance had not been de- creased. In the 24-hour period ending yesterday morning at 7:05 o’clock not a criminal incident was recorded at any Boston police station. Ay 100 KILLED IN CLASH. Polivian Troops Fire on Indians Waging Rebellion. LA PAZ, Boli August 12 (#).— and ruddy of complexion. By the Associated Press. DENTON, Md.,, August 12.—Be- cause 18 convicted bootleggers lodged in jail here “aren’t like other crimi- Sheriff Allows Prisoners to Go Fishing, But Wife Insists They Stay Off Her Porch The boys can fish in the river if they feel like it, or sometimes they play | pinochle or base ball, just as they feel like doing. None of them ever made an attempt to escape.” They may not, however, sit on the CONFERENCE CALLED Transportation Facilities Problem to Be Discussed at Meeting September 12. The problem of providing transporta- tion facilities for the thousands of em- | ployes who will be housed in the Penn- sylvania avenue-Mall triangle when the Government completes its $50,000,- 000 building program will be discussed at a conference between the Public Shortly after A. L. Fuller & Ci members of the New York Stock I: change, were suspended today for in- ability to meet their obligations, an in- voluntary petition in bankrupte; with an application for the appoint- ment of a receiver, was filed in Fed- eral Court, The petitioning creditors were Frank C. Kennett, F. Calvin Demarest and Harold P. Berran, who claimed $3.160, $7,300 and $3,800, respectively, as bal- ances due on open trading accounts. It is charged in the petition that the firm made preferential payments while solvent. _Liabilities and assets were plan and none of the difficulties of | execution and administration. In his letter to Commissioner | Dougherty Mr. Clark also pointed out that the District of Columbia di- ision of the certificate of title law to be en: hy Congress, and that since such a law could not be obtained in time for the next annual registration of auto- mobiles, he urged that the city heads hold in abeyance any action tending to change radically the present sys- tem. lin Construction Co., $130,000; Arthur I,. Smith & Co., $106,000, and Lake Stone Co.. Inc., $111,515. Spanish Consul Dies. TAMPA, Fla., August 12 (#).—Ale- jandrino Mistal, Spanish consul here for many years and a pioneer in the local cigar manufacturing industry, died last night. He was born in Louisi ana Beneza, Leon, Spain, 58 vears ago and came to America when 18. He had heen decorated by King Alfonso. The Secretary said he had dis- cussed with M Coolidge proposals to put the insular affairs of the coun- try in the Interior Department. He had pointed out to the Pr | dent that these may. be transferred from one department to another by executive order, and some of them had been. IHe reminded the Presi- dent that Alaska and Hawail are in the Interior Department now and the other insular possessions could be handled in that department with the present organization. He fa- vored so placing all of them except orted to have been d Y Y also is the sherlff's residence, for: ' , e lial les exceedin, S w o Wounded in a clash with Bolivian them to fish in the | “ionee the boys sat up on the front |sion September 12, ;:::',,.' LG Seven tone ant orkers Arreste “\v?flurmDe"p\::Clem:uL :cc'lmimfinc‘ in the nt advisable. 1roops which have been sent to put down the Indian uprising in the De- partment of Potosi, southwest Bolivia. Choptank River, close by; loiter through long porch of the jail, but they threw too many cigarette stumps about, so my wife made them stay in the yard. The commission has had before it since last September one definite ap- plication from the Washington Rail- AMERICAN KIDNAPED. On Nuisance Charge for Working at Night James J. Davis, Secretary of Labor, who is here to spend the day with the President, is convinced that the The troops also captured 50 alleged afternoons on its | Then they went up on the porch of a | Way and Electric Co. to extend its ] Jeaders of the rebellion. ! 3 banks and play| neighhor to sit, B soor:\ stopped | tracks along B street between Four- 8 President. by his recent statement, The uprising has spread to the | : hase ball in the |ypat and told them they must stay |teenth and Ninth streets in anticipa- A report of the kidnaping by Mexi- | geyen employes of the Fuller Con-| wealth's Attorney Robert Peter at|has taken himself completely out of Tacombamba district and is said to jall yard,” anun-\ ,.ound the jail yard.” tion of the Government building pro- | can bandits of Robert Edward Pirie, | o/t " “ "0 0\ tting and polish- | Rockville and declared that the com- ‘u}:fnx’n;‘ljs':‘.m:.‘fo‘an{li\‘icfiys‘eflguy‘,‘: :\ii walled plot behind Neverthe the sheriff asserted gram, but it is probable the two com- an American rancher, near Vincente pany, which has been engaged in pre- nvolve about 50,000 Indians. The & s I Yebels have seized farms and ware. the lock-up. “The his charges were nev serled | B ke "advantage af the | Guerrero, on August 11 reached the |ing plant, near the District line at|paring stons for the National Cathe-|and that he wants io leave off Youses, and burning them. | sheriff said he Ve the Jail premises without a |meeting to go into the general sub. | State Department today from Edward | Somerset, Md., were arrested Wednes: | dral construction work, had been work- | March, 19 : ; The ¢ at Potosi is threatened | has taken s | Ject of transportation facilities for the | H. Hall, American consul at Durango. | day as a result of a war of citizens of | ing night and day and the noises were | Afv. Davie admitted, while discuss Ly the movement. of the hoy: | "*Fhe prisoners wepe sent here when | trianzle. Hall has left his post to investigate, | that community against noises. intolerable | Sergt. Leroy Rogers of |ing the subject today. that the Presi voops have been ordered to pro- L ride at night, 0| gajtinore author refused to main n e E after having notified the Mexican au- | The arrest was made at 2 a.m. and | the Bethesda substation was requested | dent’s decision was a real shock and . to the scene of trouble from | mebemc - L they could get|iain them for the 60 cents a day Police Drafted Fi thorities not to send troops until his | the charge, directed at the company.|to investigate, and the arrests fol-|that there is widespread disappoint- Totosl and Oruro Flor | ——o=Smeri=3 gome air. allowed by the Federal Government. olice Drafted as Firemen. investigation was completed, in order | is maintaining a ngisance. Jahn V.| lowed. The men wers arrajgned be- ment, He said no one Was expectis placed in cha of the z v y g SON, W. Va., August 12 | to avoid endangering Pirfe. Padgett, William J. Morris, Francis M. | fore Justice of the Peace ert L. >resident to take such a position, bus been placed in charge of th 1 believe In| When informed of the situation| WILLIAMSON, W. Va.. Aug "The bandits were said to have looted | Ivans, James J. Feulner, Delaney K.| Moore and released on their personal|as it was believed by everybody that forces charged with putting down the rebellion, which is declared to be of a treating the boys fair, and inreturn they do not cause United States District Attorney Wood- cock said he would investigate and (P).—With_ firemen on strike because of a pay dispute, Mayor Hatfleld to- day ordered members of the William- the Pirie ranch. —e bond pending an adjustment. The McMullin, Leonard Blackman and company discontinued one shift of men Francis Bearand are the defendants. he would be a candidate to succeed himself and that it was generally con- ceded, eveh communistic mature. A numl:‘;r of|mea hli(t ;r‘ zro;lxme," he sai, };’Thsyd proseciite those l;e!pnnslhle it it 1; dered | : i E ity = delorallin U6} brona TL s until 6 & ms; DUt this has sl bbb i s P ms have been imprison as |are locked in their cells at night and | found that the prisoners are granted | son police force to respond to an H m'_m - e . —_— ——— . propagandists, e then I let them out in the Jail yard. | “illegal liverties.” 2 . fire alarms, _ R TR i K&d}? .R"Q‘l: H e Y Q& oltizens anpeared before Common- | ot satisfied the citigens . . . 60?!4"““ on Page 2, Columa Jg A ¥ : ¢ 3

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