The evening world. Newspaper, May 26, 1922, Page 14

trocar a TROLL OLE I OH ORR AND STATE FINES FOR DRY LAW ‘VIOLATORS IN CONN Constables and Lawyers Se. | Rich Pickings in Unex- pected Fees. (Special to 7 ig World) WILLIMANTIC, Conn., May 26 The decision of Federal Judge Edwits &. Thomas, handel down y that all of the peopl: and for that matter necticut, who } Federal Court f« liquor laws viol j® sensation Most every town can be again t ng the Hundreds of men ‘heen convicted in WANDERING SHELL KILLS 4, WOUNDS 3 AT GUN PRACTICE Missile Fired at Camp Bragg, Believed to Be Defective. Falls Among Soldiers. FAYETTEVILLE, N. C., May 26.— \ board of officers has been ap- Brig. Gen. A. J Lowley, commanding Camp Bragg, to institute an inquiry into the death there yesterday of four enlisted men nd the wounding of two men and ) officer as a result of the acci- ental explosion of a shrapnel ctile during practice firing for 1 officers’ artillery school. ot. M. A, Dawson of Battery E, Field Artillery, was the off- cer wounded, pointed — by 5th All the victims were counties of Conne this “city is about t members of Battery E, Sth Fleld Ar- Roores of cases tillery been waiting for ju The dead are Thomas 1. Wood, l&s this to proceed « Salisbury, N. C.; Walter C. Am- victed according io State mons, Milton, Fla.; George L. Me- By the peculiar laws of Connecticut, | Clellan, Noble, Ill, and Private fhe grand jurors in the small towns |4!onz0 Morgan of Blantyre, N. C fhave only their fees for remunera Private William Owl, Lumberport, ftion, and it is thought that scores of |W: Va» and Sergt. Donnett Smith, them will take advantage of this rul-| Fulton. N. Y., also were wounded. Ang of Judge Thomas and cause the larrest of every tion that has al Federal Cour one in their jurisdic As evidence In cases where a been entered, no oth be required guilty has lenée would ables and Jus- all towns receive their me way as the Grand urors or prosecutors and no one can ven give a guess as to what is to be the result of Judge Thomas's rut tng at present The con: ady been fined by the Examination of the gun and de- tails given by survivors led to the belief that the shell was defective and, falling short of its target, struck a tree and rebounded into the second squad, Much Defective Ammunition Is Found in Army Supply WASHINGTON, May 26.—While the War Department had recetved no of- ficial report on the accident at Camp Bragg, it was learned that a consid- erable amount of defective ammunt- tion for field guns has, been discov ered recently among the war time produced ammunition ‘An claborate test system for the purpose of locating projectiles which fall below the army standards has been set up, and test firing for this] ,, purpose is in progress all over the country Some of the defective ammunition has been beyond treatment and har ble of recharging and restoration army standards Fort Bragg is an artillery t chool, and no test firing for nition standards was in- pi there. a MAY WHEAT DOWN TO #tcs CHICA y 26,—Wheat listed chiefly of * been ordered destroyed, Other lots have been det r Alexander _ Shoes 678 Pairs of Men’s Oxfords that were $8 to $12 to sell at $6.85 a Pair. 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