Evening Star Newspaper, December 22, 1932, Page 30

B—14 ANCENT INDIAN TRAIL DISCOVERED Mounds Along Route in Northern Minnesota Hint of Chippewas. By the Associzted Press. DEER RIVER. Minn,, December 22.— The wilds of Northern Minnesota, & paradise for students of anthropology. constantly are yielding fresh traces of the early trek of the Indian and white man. Forest rangers have just discovered a well-worn pathway, now almost obscured by brush and undergrowth in the Chip- pewa National Forest, 10 miles north of here. It was unmistakably a thorough- fare of early Indians, possibly a tribe of Chippewas, who ruled the woods before Minnesota became a State. Grass mounds along the trail indi- cated that they were Indian graves of a tribe that buried their dead on top of the ground. ‘This brought recollections of the dis- covery of a Grattan township settler, ‘who found some bones while digging a cellar, believed to have been left either | ton, D. C. by the original Americans or prehistoric | white men. District’s Heroes in the World War Compiled by Sergt. L. E. Jaeckel. 17 8 recorded in the official cita- tion, Arthur L. Conger, colonel, Infantry, ,States Army, was awarded the Croix de Guerre of France for gallantry. As a member of the second section, general staff, gen- eral headquarters, by his marked pro- fessional attainments, his zeal and his sound judgment, he contributed largely to the suc- cesstul operation of this section. chief of the second -/ section, general “# staff of 'the 2d g4 Division, during ac- tive operations, and later as com- mander of a brig‘:de of the 28th 7 Division during the —__ Meusg-Argonne of- fensive, he demon- strated his great erergy and his, clear conception of tactics. He con- tributed materially to the successes of the American Ex- peditionary Forces. Residence at appointment, Washing- He is retired with the rank of colonel The skeletons were standing uprigm! and resides at 808 Jackson avenue, and were those of hoth sexes. Jawbones of the male were found to be almost twice the size of that of the ordinary | man of today. | With' the skeletons were perfectly molded ¢lay vases with designs of deer, | bear and birds that were almost ob- | literated by time. | The bones were identified as those of early prehistoric man by Prof. Albert Ernest Jenks of the University of Min-‘ nesota School of Anthropology today. | ——— | CIVIC LEADER ACCUSED OF $500,000 THEFT, Financial Transactions With Mother of Mary Miles Minter, One-Time Film Star, Under Fire. By the Associated Press. * LOS ANGELES, Dec 2 formal complaint would be issued charging Lesle B. Henry with theft of the once large fortu of Mrs. Char- lotte Shelby, mother of Mary Miles Minter, one-time star of the screen. Henry, a former executive of a na- tional bond house, was held in the tangle the cial transal Fitts alleged Hen and securities totaling about $500,000 Placed in his custody by Mrs. Shelby. | Henry has long been a prominent | civic figure in Southern California. He was _once president of the Tournament | of Roses Association of Pasadena and the past district president of the Ki- | ‘wenis International. | Although Fitts said a complaint will | be issued today, which will charge more .than 20 counts of irregularities, the case will be presented to the grand jury at a special session called next | ‘Tuesday. | Fitts clalmed he had statements and | correspondence which implicated Henry | with the dissipation by speculation of Mrs. Shelby’s money. YULE TRAPPINGS IGn_NITE; STORE BURNS, 11 HURT| Hundreds Scurry to Safety nnd; Salesgirls, Trapped, Leap Into | Fire Nets. By the Associated Press. PEORIA, Ill, December 22.—Eleven persons were hurt and burned, none se- riously, as flames last night caught fiimsy Christmas decorations in a down- town 5 and 10 cent store and spread rapidly through the building destroy- ing it. Hundreds scurried to safety. Several salesgirls, however. were trapped on the third floor and escaped by leaping into fire nets. The fire, store officials sald, was caused by an exploding electric light bulb, which sputtered fire over tissue paper decorations. Firemen credited quick action by offi- | clals of the store, a unit of the S. S. Kresge Co. chain, for averting possible lose of life. The’officials opened doors and advised shoppers to leave quietly. There was no panic. BROTHER OF GOVERNOR OF FLORIDA KILLED| Carl Carlton Is Victim of Accident | ‘While Hunting Deer in | Everglades. By the Assoclated Press. TALLAHASSEE, Fla,, December 22.— | Gov. Doyle E. Carlton was advised late yesterdav his brother Carl of Wauchula | was killed accidentally by another | brother, Alton, while they were deer hunting in the Everglades. | The message to the Governor said Carl was struck full in the face by a | tivities. Takoma Park, Md. s PROTESTS U. S. SHIPPING Australian Maritime Union Fights Matson Line Activities. SIDNEY, Australia, December 22 ().—A protest against the American- owned Matson Shipping Line of San Francisco trading between the Fiji Is- lands and New Zealand and Australia, was lodged today by the Australian maritime unions with the minister of commerce. Union officials suggested America be given “a taste of her own medicine” by restriction of foreign companies’ ac- The minister intimated negotiations regarding competition from the Matson Line were under way. 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English highways and byways and | many spots of historic importance that | have had contact with American life | will be described by Burton Holmes in | an address before members of the Na- | tional Geographic _Society tomorrow | evening at the Washington Auditorium. | Motion pictures and colored lanterni slides will show life in London's bus streets, in the factory districts of Ct tral England, and at the seashore re- | sorts which correspond to Atlantic| City and Coney Island. _ STEAMSHIPS. s.s. RELIANCE CRUISE Jan. To give 1933 a fine start, the Reliance provides afamous Pieasure Pirate Pilgrimage on Jan.7th from New York. f festivities, over 5,000 miles, visiting ela, Curacao, the Panama Canal, Jamaica, Haiti and gay Havana with your ship your hotel for 2 days and nights. « rates $192.50 up. Later West Indies Cruises Jan. 28. . Feb. 18 .. 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