St. Louis Post-Dispatch
August 29, 1926

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MOODY LEADS ‘SECOND AMERICAN Sand onan wo Sein Choe NICARAGUA SENDS 1) Ath PFET SUNDAY BASEBALL : ie « ain Bid it | Quo Warranto Dikineidae CENT 1} MINERS | GOV. FERGUSON Wi} M AN IN MONTH fe - ee ee eat ae aegis “ ail oe \ | W ARI KE NOTE 10) " : , Ar-inst Philadelphia American | great hate aS aes st oe Nn : . WORLD LEADER? ‘wsve == sme” BY FARRINGTON. 2 TOT IN TEXAS. SWIMS UIANNEL pgm mee | MEXICO CITY AND ether: Associated Press. | | | | | eS a Re % é oe a4 - f ime ae * 4 cae ape _ HARRISBURG. Pa., Aug. 28 — | solbaencibana FACE st ea | Se oa SNe ote Sey? ix, We RRP ORES & 'Invokin e -ennsylvania jue | . ° ‘ | gs eee ? ; a : Sa judi Krishnamurti Show- | os pred in 3 a. to eos ‘Illinois Union Leader Ac- hisinne Gonaral as in Fi rst, Mrs. Clemington Conn, : —_ .. =. | : N lil FES LEAGUE eed With Flowers on His sons orotsions, wasa iv | cused by Lewis of Taking Primary, Takes Com-/ 28, of New York, Crosses | LQ SWI, Ugg Arrival to Attend Na GR ie LL cctets tec $25,000 a Year Job With manding Lead Against}; in 15 Hours 28 Min-| : : ee oe : yy : = pee : . y : | . | : 1 Charges Northern Neighbor tional Convention. Poti eae oats oleses Mine Owners. | Woman Executive. ' utes. | : : o o os al . = ca i by : en | its first Sunday game in Philadej staan | sae | sepsis a a ce Re § ee ‘ f a \ Se as Stee With Financing Rebellion | tAKES REFUGE IN "Under Se gue procedure ue|‘YOU CAN'T DICTATE RUN-OFF NOMINATION SHEISTHE MOTHER | =— er” 6 Ny 5 “Ge —U. S. Lands Force at | that followed in the State suit .o| ; eee es ; aks. eae ae a . : GALOW ON HOTEL | voce commercial features of the| TOME,’ HE CABLES} EQUAL TO ELECTION, OF TWO CHILDREN| ‘ Fy a Bluefields. : =~ + Sesquicentennial! Exposition. now | ccikpitig eh %. : i . pending in the focai courts a writ | Re es ae ' ears Conventional Clothes | «; act ha ae Scant. ig Executive Committee to| Various Parts of State Re-'Crowds at Dover Beach AMERICAN ENVOY | DELIVERS MESSAGE ing on the ball club, as a corpora- ° . , » ° A but Prefers Flowing, tion, to snow by what authority it} Consider Tomorrow His port Voting Light, With! Cheer Her as She Lands— claimed the right to play ball on 3 Robes and Sandals af Sunday. > : Answer to Its “Explain} No Disturbances as Polls| Beats Best Time Made by | | | —— Two Hundred Sailors and Marines to Guard Prop- Ry the Associated Press. By JOHN MITCHELL, . e A iB ; 38 : ae i ae : i ' ae - Es ~ Bs erty in Town Threatened | By the Associated Press. |B } SPRINGFIELD, Hl., Aug. 28.— DALLAS, Tex., Aug. 28.—Attor- | A Staff . . » :t- $50, 009 WORTH OF ALCOHOL [Shaltenwed to defend T se , ney-General an stead swept the buenas ack Wee ea : Presiding Judge Hargest of the aia India. | Dauphin County Court issued th? or Resign Message. Close at 7 P. M. Men. $y the Associated Press. 4 A | a CHICAGO, Aug. 28.—A quiet young Hindu Jiddu Krishnamurti. |! | OUCH S$ fom whom theosophy awaits the | GONE FROM U, S. WAREHOUSE! azainst charges that he has ac- | ergusons out of political power mt | si ‘cepted employment by mine owners | today’s Democratic run-off primary | Be Great Teacher's message to a mod- | : ’ en world, came to Chicago, today , . writ and fixed Sept 13 as the date i\for the club's reply - | ee — ae _ 2) ae Se Be Coby the Rebels. Copyright. 1925. by the Press and Puliize Publishing Cos., the New York Worle and the Post-Diapatcn DOVER, England, Aug. 28.— Mrs. Clemington Corson of New By the Associated Prees. gon MANAGUA, Nicaragua, Aug. 28. ee. Se is |—The Nicaraguan Government has Ww hisky | °° to resign as president of Dis-ftin Texas. Gov. Miriam A. Ferguson "4erict No. 12 of the United Mine! w as overwhelmingly defeated for | In July 100 Barrels of | | | Workers of America, Frank Far- | re nomination on the face of lie } | } | { | Vanished Trom Same Storage : r Y + > “* : M Besieged by throngs of theoso- agent from Chicago, arrived here I] the grace of the . ace in ockford, : | (ewe ani met with a Place in Rockford, Hl ee eee ee a , eee By .\\\ We Orient the worshipful welcome of, yn. 4, A an ono | waaediged cabied the axe cutive ] oard | 9 nr eonclus'’ve returns, Moody | York, better known as Millie Gade | sent a note to Mexico declaring it oO : oe his followers and the amazed curt; ROCKFORD 1)} Aug Geet Ropes I neh a st sud cant dic- Will be 1e next Gov og ao (he r maiden name), the Danish - er et oe has irrefutable evidence that ‘ a jtate to me where ake my em-jt: eratie ticket bein | ie ox te | ae | beat we ‘4 Re 4 A * osity of mid-America, | James Watson, Federal prohibition | ployment.” Weabeieties be eee fh o lettin eo | American mother of two children,| 9 -j° . (ait). \-——n a we ‘ e Mexican authorities equipped, HF 6 Ji Ps alson, ( Al } n} ployment, ‘equivalent to election. fought her way in a grim, hour-| #3 gn OOOO” TA ae Ge ER poe ‘ _— ry ee ai) The controversy began when | Returns from 228 of 252 coun-jlong battle ‘over the last three armed and manned with men is ! 9° Mexico’s military service, an auxili- = be 2 itr i 3 ey s | j x 7 However, it never arrived there. BS Resignation the Alternative. | Moody strongholds. : Knglish shore at 3 p. m. today, cov- how to defend, even with sacrifice, . A peculiar incident connected | rhus far the board has been: In the early returns Moody was | ering the distance in 15 hours ani this menace to its independence ) i j : | 28 minutes. and sovereignty, and it leaves to . . . ane. _ phiss who deluged iim with gar-| today to investigate the mysterious | President Lewis of the Interna-|-jes, 78 complete. gave Moody 452,- | quarters of a rhile of her channe} |: #*3 ee + "2 ‘ ti Na N 4.4 J I t i 5 » a ‘ 84 . = sic = ne . . a _ + "a 3 = 4 >»; | 2 . 2 . ” a gphets ; ’ . a : theosophical tenets and to inter- | Prodi a s s ' a af Farrington’s cable is said neither | of the night, when the country pre- | Argentine-Italian swimmer. holds THI 1 —enpeut rel g HO 3 Sesame | supported by the Mexican Govern- : . . e "OF a } 2¢° - ‘ ; . ’ , suxrie’® aan P ; a , . : ret his position as the mouthpiece | i x ry oa eG he sph sta xt tO admit nor deny Lewis’ accusa- | ejnets begin to come in, but in this | the men’s record 16 hours and 23 | te picture shows Mrs. C emingion orson, etter parte Pee ment. It declares such action mani- : . F f the God, whom theosophy calls | es sph prohibition headquarters | tion that he negotiated with the | primary election experts predicted | minutes established in 1923. E ati ——- aboard the President ey ats t, ge y sail for festly violates the principles which | bf c 4 ° r ae LV L @ Ss 8S?! . ae y ‘ " oA . r - by ios r Pe ¢ H ‘ : ‘ ? teams ethe World Teacher. | ane the sdacspen it was supposed, ! Pe abody (Coal Co. of Chicago for a ‘that the country lead would be off- 2 Mrs. Corson entered the w atér ad ing » WwW ere she trained for her successiu attempt to Swim across govern civilized nations. Date of Birth Unknown | was sent to # government concen-' position at a salary of $25,000 a) cet by late returns from the large |Cape Gris Nez, France at 11:32 the English Channel. “Nicaragua,” says the note, : ¢ i Y Toy > € ? ; » ¢ bd ot tm ‘ Io .f . . + 7 ’ i ‘ . : : ianti-y : igolbycttele warehouse at Philads Iphia. |year with a three-year contract, | cities which are eonee:led to the : O° mM: last night and arrived at the “though a weak nation, will know the horoscope, for the date of | with both disappearances of Hquor| guided, in dealing with the charges, | makine a better showing against | Miss Ederle made the : P sal ‘ os : eo i i : wl oe ae ; me | « is cw i i ‘ i chime above , an — one Pree tye temporary removal of largely by the wishes of Lewis. The his opponent than he did in the | crossing in 14 hours and 31 min- your Government the grave re- q agp eae arder. A 8 = | George Ferran an experienced) internationyl president is said to ‘alimination primary, July 24, in|} Utes, Aug. 6. sponsibility that shall fall to it s sai the oho al ct a watchmyin at the warehouse just | |have asked the board to obtain 'which he led Mrs.- Ferguson by | She Won on Grit. s hefore the world and history for Fi : s . = > , ae. 3 +f ; j - r ne | . : ‘ ndu and the some coffec- | before the removals took place. larrington’s resignation or to dis- | 120,400 wotes. The’ Attorney-Gen- | Mrs. Corson won on grit. Attacked } such illegal conduct.” 'eral apparently was drawing heav-/by a cramp just before dav light, | pee op ee 0 ta ee Rees of mo 0 ee ete oor aie ) : : the ague of Na - thick biack hair. The Occiden- | % lis ao Heclothes he wears in England | NOMA4N SLAPS LAWYER ap anbabaseas ia S a, a. | ily from the vote thrown to Lynch ;|she was saved from giving in by/r . =e : r : | : en Acting President Fishwick 18- | naviagson, anti-Ferguson candidate, |her determination never to crv Ex-Deputies at First Held on/ Painter, 48, Wounded, Staggers| eign diplomatic and consular offi- ; A 3 o cry for clals in Nicaragua. The Govern- America are chosen with im- | IN HIGH SCHSOL FRAT ROW sued a statement today saying h« ghana Hey ‘© “|jn th: first primary. Davidson, the;help. All the way, he Ci re ‘ | "fe— il- p | e way, her husband, Suspicion to Have Hear Upstairs to Wife—Assail ment in sending the peutuee a tee ered complexion, with a thatch | . | miss him if the charges were not } ble taste, for the sake of con- | | would present Farrington’s blunt "a ee as es ea ¢ Ri ates ‘runner-up in the July balloting,| Who served on the U. S. §S. Illinois a | - | mi nese a ar rar 'Mothers of St udents Ousted for | answer to the board Monday for polled more than 100,000 votes. He| during the World War. rowed “ae Ing Sept. ‘3, ants Flee. League of Nations said it desired = — dy eo ar | Membership Shrick Defiance | whatever action it sees fit to take. | cast his support to Moody in the/side her in a dory and in the las | | to call the ‘attention 6€ the Seem loose ie a na “agian of In- | at Court. |The statement urged the primary | st off s ‘ np rae : ‘ | desperate viinut x lis ig on Tee se to the alleged illegal acts of Mexico. more comfortable, | iimportance of soliaarity in union | 72" a ade rae it mg Co ae ie -owt-Di : | : res r | Srishnamurti is accompanied by ype a yank and warns mpage factiona; |; ~oody. in a statement tonight, ;Seemed to be coming in by inches, | "FARMINGTON. So. A 28 nie earl, Plena 2° Fearn SS - . ae ae gee 24 on | Annie Resant. whose wa rd he | CHI ‘AGO. Aug. og . —~Fifty boys | iii . ( ily paint ae ‘ neta’ asked Texas Democrats ‘*t@ lay | her husband ran the boat ashore | e . a * r . we ug. j painter, of 91°91 South Fourth Cia ms in e u ure aga n ; § es. clares special | ~"" os . | ; ee Talke ' ; co. i heen since infa ney and who re- iwere barred from the Oak Park election wil] he held before the | aside the bitterness of the CAm- ieee Pacis gz hey trainer, arms | Bart W alke 3A a former Deputy street, was shot and killed in his The police today checked a dem tt ee : at ’ ae : ; bi mg fust closed.” " ;OutSstretcnhed, as she gs . is f ar re . . h , —. es that a “ee si sa her ‘tigh School because they were|regular biennial presidential vote gene ju: wt yee 3 a re ee nies. she stumbled up |Sheriff. and Frank Boesel, a athe co yard at 9:20 o'clock last night. | onstration against. the Mexican / tee would be his “physical ve- | at acwekiet ine 3 | Dee. 14, at which. State Senator oe see eee OF Lae Pee eet Deputy Constable, held since ‘ast |, ‘ : le” She leaves him. however. ‘members of fraternities. The issue | William J. Sneed of Herrin is to | mary the complete triumph of the! Loud shouts of joy came from Monday as suspects in the shooting The assailants escaped, and a mo | Consulate. “i interviewers, lest it be said that |reached the courts today and pre- | be a candidate for the presidency | principles of government.advocated ; the motor boat that also accompa- ‘of Samuel Doss. former Constable tive for the shooting has not been U. S. Lands 200 Marines at ‘ | leans on her for guidance in re- |cipitated a riot. Shrieking moth-/ removal of Farrington as presi- | in this campaign, and J do not re-| nied the swimmer, and the yelling | and dry law informer. were | determined. | Bluefields. ae his faith. ‘ers mobbed Attorneys” Fred i ae Fishwick intimated. would | gard it as a personal victory,” sph et r m Great Teacher take possession |} rhe lawyers represented the} eee ea : ete | TRACED T0 BLACKSMITH « motor car to a little boarding lers were then returned to Ironton | fired. and Schlosser staggered up nigrs Cruiser Galveston had land , his body ‘wenact mourd, whese order batrea} “°° COPic® oF te’ograms, one ae | ol c ouse where her husband put her|tg pe held without bond pram iat « I'm shot.’ | ¢4 200 satlors and Marines at “ oay., “hy : 1 ’ int . vising the Pe abody interests that |W. L. Bond of Bell C ity, Mo., He ld | | ie bed. to e heid W 16 i the steps, cry ing, Ann, m shot. | Bluefields. ! s like a dream,” he said. “If |«ne DOYS. auey ran into the court- ! tee ° . Doss was killed Aug. Dy «nD | The bullet had entered his back, | have a dream you can recall {room and yelled for protection of | Farrington could not take the post | in $2 a Mak- When she awoke, she had beef- | jeeen assassin With a shotgun who | ahanctie ie tueet . Ha was Geen) According to ‘the State Denpart- i patio ie acres rit et oe ‘if he were re-elected president of z Sl Ss. steak for dinner, and in her one- he ut t int kitchen é iment, the armed forces were land- rage ss ore veer. | the district union, and another ad-| W. L. Bond, the village black-| 1441, lodging. lishted only by can- | 04 7O™ en ye tes wptinn to Dee | eee ms City Hospital. 759) 04 only after the Governor of the ember, but not definitely, or nS ait nape ; , . . sag + YY CAan- | window at the Doss home in Des-|}.,4, was removed to the morgue. iselv. ABut since the first m: an | PARTLY CLOUDY: PROBABLY vising the oe not to make eg fe Hey a aes cae dles, told the stoty of her achieve- loge. a lead belt town adjacent to | b oo reba coals diandncaiel Bluefields district had informed the Wet. one ; “ his contract public. ai] a plar yesterday ont in | » sm horse races, material | 10 - a iat pig a a hat) RM PD. ail pr ee Wy th ity th : union ] - blacksmith orced {rn ou de vise She has saved enough money to lieve that a charge of murder | HUMAN COMMUNICA rebellious forces had announced ldnot say they are b: 1d or » 00d. 2a ee oe em... “Sad | Coal Firm Head Says Farrington | '™°"° The counterfelt coins The Corsons have never been|hearing. Walker and Boesel. he MENTAL TELE AT of El Bluff unless it be evacuated They are details, all incidentals.| 3 p.m.) bee F “ay alae e 33 | Has Signed Conditionally were made of babbite metal) wel off. Last winter, she said, she | sald. have persistently refused to T. H. Watson, Associate of Bell, Re- by Government troops before to- . ee ee eee en ae ee Sees ‘ into a plaster mold. ‘ Pini sonia.” > i d a | morrow. El Bluff is five i} Bee"J0y) jazz occasionally. But ‘Indicates street reading | Ry the Associated Press poured used to get up before the children | discuss the case, neither denyin&| cajig Lack of Belief in Tele- miles r. d fy 4 asi MAaiiy. « . lé ° e. ; “ ' : . - . are a part.of the materialism | H/eh yesterday, 92 (3 pm); low, 73 (5 am). CHICAGO, August 28.—Frank So far as is known only five of were awake and run four times; "or admitting guilt phone When Introduced. from Blueflelds on a peninsula.- It the Occident, and the Occident ips ot | Marrington, president of District 12 |'" coins were parsed three being! around Central Park reservoir Three days after the murder) has a population of 600 and the | ld tne ech Official forecast | ah ‘On, pres | ft & 2] he Bond's 1 a 3 gor . ' Ry the Associated Press. Gov . h 0 mater an the Orte siete sss » United Mine Workers of |‘¥rmec fn oY onds ‘aundcress i then go home; to wash d dress | Kinder prepared murder warrants; © | ; , | overnment has a garrison there ial just as the Ortent for St. Louis and; of the United ine orkers of]. . ; . ors On ress NEW YORK, Aug. 28.—-A future | Yj Mm, ttle in contact with Ife. | THOSE SCALPERS vicinity: Partly, America which comprises the Illi- The United States Commissioner | the youngsters, cook breakfast, do} aeainat the two men which wal h re! man will speak to man brie oe ee eee et ee j i : > P : — o peer a wherein I « « | > , - - * physical must be made bheau-! | SEEM TO BE cloudy today and! nois coal fields, has signed a con- egg ander fixed an bond at| the housework, resume training by | Dever served. At that time, he de scaeent teleiaShy: wae gredicted by toms house, wharf and other bulld ‘ nul, not crass. *~hysical mate- CARD SHARPS, tomorrow. pos-| tract to work for the Peabody Coal oo ee, Tere 66 a 20-mile walk, then go back ana |Clared, a Bonne Terre bootlegger Thomas A Watson of Boston, asso- ste ' lesires ought to be moderated, _ sibly with loc all Co., “when and if Mr. Farrington SENATOR REED BUYS A HOME work at home. Many times dur- | ad ~— ee vee clate of Dr. Alexander Graham Bell The only American at El Bluff _ Physical ought to be ele- ae thundersto r m 5s ;| resigns as president of the district,” ing her talk she broke down and Priore gr lise = my ap gt in the manufacture of the first tele-| 2 *2!4 to be W. J. Crampton of iia aS nearly as ssil to a | | : Stuyves: Yocubody, head of the wept. | tne two men, who live in Fila ity New York, acting as collector of ee tu al ate ee oe weems tor) Stuyvesant © tae? SBE es WITH A BIG FRONT PORCH Shifting ti ree ler. remained at tMtberty until last} Phone instrument. al plane, day company announced tonight, nl Shifting tides forced Mrs. Corson Waiteon 72 veare cfd, made his customs. To Lay Cornerstone. Meudthrls Part Peabody refused to comment on | SPecial to the Post-Dispatch. i to swim approximately 40 miles| Monday, when. on the eve of an| di a ‘ws ; Ee reatt [* was recalled that tn May of — -% =——— pooniene eeere plete ' Peaide lo} :. KANSAS CITY, Aug. 28.—Sena-| across the channel Because of the| !ndignation meeting, they were ar- | Prediction at the annual cony a this y i ; | they were honored ly cloudy today| statements of President John L, tor James A. Reed, loudly pro-| British critict that followed Mise| rested suspected of being accesso. | 0f telephone pioneers of America. us year a@ sitnilar force was land- 3 Sata recentio ne Se aa : »wis f the International Min- a, da : "| BTNISH Crivicism that followed Miss ee ee - ne , ‘ ‘ . ‘ —By BRIGGS fortieth et ape et aon et oe — cate mg Farrineton’s ¢6n claimed just now by Democracy} Ederle’s swim. Mrs. Corson. dis-j| ries before the fact. Lying on a table before him as : | ed at Bluefields after rebel con- } .A ce Tj . oe) 5 -j ow Ss re ‘ . " i . possibl¥’ wit O- | } . and hereabouts as the best! pensed wit} ttend h Charles M. Hay. &St. Loui tt spoke was a reproduction of the/tingent had captured the city and ittneiisiamalinas — € Theosophical Society. The oe . leract was for three years and ai a | 2°Te 874 S as st; pensed with an attending tug. The she s M. y, St. Louis attor- , : . — , Wi - H- BoY ! it) : ty wii] zg0 a. a : Wt} nee ca! arene | nti of bes 000 a asi presidential timber for the party in|} motor boat which accompanied her; ney, has been retetned by relatives first telephone. Gazing at it he| that the naval commander imme- TA 42 here sas ais grea SLOT sES not og (a aie” ae oni “his wat working | 1828, has bought a home, It stands | kept from 20 to 70 yards away! of the slain man as specta!? prose- sald: | diately declared a neutral zone and 2 GR- R- RAND) 3 hnamurti will lay the ceed oe et : me ve 1 of ‘ourse I do l'on a broad lawn shaded by forest; and her hushand. rowing a pie cutor. ‘When that little acorn sprouted) forbade any hostilities within it. R-R- R-RIO”US hs me for an’ An a by sabe - ee ee presi pore nse ry | trees, in sharp contrast with the/| likewlse was careful not to * eaves half a century ago no one believed | That revolt was short-lived. The SELIN' r ; buitding ierican headquar- portions. | not care ) — — “ | Mmited confines of a hotel suite| proach too near. No ewimmers| TREMOR FELT N NEW ENGLAND that it would grow into the great! present uprising apparently is & eon, Illinois: Pamly) contract Aaciipeo nc giao aha ees we end 'such as he has occupied here. entered the water with Mire. COf-) 000 0S Seen tree of the telephone system that | more videspread, the rebel bead- . oe AP abe sessions begin on cloudy today and/ employ. Mr. Farrington’s — ify Of the many attractive features|80n at any time to pace her or for | By the Assoctated Press. now spreads its branches——17,000,-|ers having determined to scatter : : “a. nuing for three days, tomorrow; much] he acgepts employment will have af tthe hame ease chat: mnet have a| company Her only nourishment | PORTLAND, Me., Aug. 28.—An/| 000 instruments—all over the coun- | rather than concentrate their “ . ot na the party will come oe i cooler today in |to do with relations heist the | eaital auden) to 2 potential orett- | in the jwhole swim was two pint elearthquake of considerable inten- try. Nor can anyone predict its/ forces. ; country, going to n- | iners ¢ their problems and the!" mee “ Z es . . f } t “ve ° . . ' , . ig. Oma} ‘ E : “ northeast portion.| miners and é J | dential candidate is a big front] of hot ‘chocolate four lumps OoOf!sity, although not so severe as that! future. There is no limit to what) Acting Secretary of State Grew : hack a ne Feeme bs ons rhis Week’ Weather Outlook company. ee porch. | sugar and few crackers of a year ago, when virtually all! science may achieve. Much can be! declined to comment upon the ac- 4 » Mrs. ao gel ne aathong By roan fain Prees I'wenty Hilled in Landslide. te Two Men Fail in Attempt. New England was affected, shook | achieved by concentration, and the; tor «of Nicaragua in laying the : amurt! a a men hes CHICAGO Aug 28 — Weather | By the Assuciated Press NEW MELLETT WITNESS FOUND | Mra Corson not only conquered part of the state of Maine late to-;| mind of man, co-ordinated with | protest against Mexico before the » Whe me teem at OM | e ek beginnine SIMLA, India, Aug 28.—At least} ‘the channel but defeated two men! day. The shock was felt most in| mechanical inventions, may yet; -eague of Nations, : pe ee te ee ate ee one re ar eee Mississip | 20 persons were killed and many a aaa oer Slain Publisher 60. | ‘swimmers who left the French) ‘Oxford County, upper Androscog-| lead to a spirifual communication| vy, s Department Sends Note ta . = o u Q. ; i Rs r e F ‘ ‘ : : . 3 $ “ d ‘ _ . wn b z % Chicas. pra “pinky Missouri Valleys- |injured in a landslide at the Tiger By the vc ls coi ee | shore before she did The Fry p- | gin, Franklin and a few towns in| such as mental telepathy.” President Chamorro é dl Mt» Police Kill Gunman. Occasional showers throughout the | camp mfne in northern Shan states | CANTON, O., Aug. 28.—Charles| tian. Helmy. gave up the attempt) Somerset County. The radio and the vitaphone was! By the Associated Press. a > = *) e , ge > > ~ ’ 4 * . ‘ ' CHICAGO. Mm ar vt ‘ week: temperature mostly above| Burma on Aug 16, according of Piri publisher of the Canton;to cross after three and a mart The tremors were preceded by a characterized by Watson as outs MANAGUA, Nicaragua, Aug. 98. 2 i aukeien’ a —John sud aad normal: considerably so | a Government report today The Daily News. who sutceeded Don R. hours in the water while the _En-! prolonged far-away rumble. So] growths of the telephone. Increas- | ——The American Charge a’ Affaires. , i > tT SC ae « : ; r F : ' : : , > . : > , - ’ ° ‘nd killea } oo et ; pha io sncithera portion stiae was attributed to a heavy! Mellett. assassinated July 16. wil) | glishman. boii ong 7.2 2 rag alarmed were the residents of Ox-|ing inventions have made concen-| Lawrence Dennis, delivered a com- My ¢ = ‘ , i , : : > t : ~ * "5 ta ‘ " Waters and his three pals| Tower Grove Park, 3 to 6:30, [rescued Seventy laborers’ houses/a mystery witness, now fears to | _ aie ne tae s rocked on the lake's concentrate, because all that is good| afternoon. The communication ie *Mpted to raid. : » m., Seim's Band. were demolished. tell. Conti: ued on Page 2, Colame 2. surface. No damage was reported. results from concentration.” described as “highly important.” + - ' } | j 7 g ; = es eS ‘ ; P ; | ee kn ek ke a Se ee hae te ee te + w* mi ae =e * a | * ~—S> Fes > PB Mp & > : Varna trie Uh ey ee ere eames © ‘~e Sage gg Be, % 5 e cee OS ee ae Re Pay : 3 ~ & & Ree ee ee ~ 4 “a+ we be thy ee on ~ "Rt Ww - * ie Te ty ere Ree — 7! ee ole & a ee Ce healed ae : 4 a > [ee ies oe me i fs . eter Na —_ Me