St. Louis Post-Dispatch
August 25, 1921

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»- ‘COMIC PAGE rh # AUGUST 24, 1921. ——— # 2415 Horses, Vehicles, Heellaneous Ads in Post-Dispatch e wetk—almost double the record | papers combined. Patent Office ay Ho. Fisher.) — gistered U. &. right, 1921. i * St. Louis’ One Big Buyi SS mgedly ying _ Selling, Trading Exchange Machinery and Mis- “Wants” last Of all other The Only ‘RE — | — == a ~ atl pag rt At ee : PE Less: f “WOL. 73. NO 357. a wer Evening Paper in St Louis With the | ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | Associated Press News Service oa Te ey ee ‘ ’ a . x, aii asl + CARDINALS’ BOX SCORE J xi * * == ee .: ’ ST. LOUIS, THURSDAY EVENING, AUGUST 25. 1921—32 PAGES PRICE THREE CENTS: * ne , ‘em 4 ’ Dy 4 SHOWERS TONIGHT: LITTLE CHANGE IN TEMPERATURE DORMAN ADMITS $29,000,000 OF List of American Dead Includes Pick of the » -2 RUIN BELIEVED ~ ty “ == £4 - " r 27 > 4 , WEEN l} g se THE TEMPERATURES. : if 1n) Lighter-Than-Air Service ~~ SS tee — eo: “dl mera ee eee ~ ee abet eb se 80 | ' ‘ . 2 , - , F Fe mm Te Tes one wo ca Oo 10 a. Sak ' & 4 wl * @_| Famers: 74 | peabeedt : ' NEW YORK, Aug. 25. . 2 : ; ae Sees) Be eae: | : : HE pick of the American as 3 Sco, F £ 9 BM... +.+..., x *, SS eRe 89 | ' lighter-than-air naval fliers |. 3 a q a OO Mic ccast A Ow ms 90° | were among the officers and |) ak - | meneame Paes ; | ‘ | men who perished in the ZR-z. | ) , s ae A Te a Es x Official fore- : | nals na authorities here to- : 5 3 se ARE TAKING | ca | ay declared that the six officers a F Ee C REST FROM oA ets | and 10 men of the United States wt ee c az % LC ONGRESS yy: . . ir. : Navy who died in the tragedy + - Re E . . | Partly cloud y | Makes Confe’sion to Granite’ Federal Investigator Says | represented the best American | | vamananiedintitinien | 2 a |: = and unsettled | . . . ‘| Knowledge of the construction | Radio Officer Died 3 ) ee ; a , tonight and to | City Police and Newspaper Total of Worthington- and operation of dirigibles, | “ £ees , ag ns . The American dead are: | N of Wreck * | e ' : . ews ay ffixed ; i morrow, with| Reporters Following Con-,| French Operations May Officers: Commander Louts | — ‘ _ Signature Affixed in Berlin showers tonight; H. Maxfield, 37, St. Paul, Minn. as Ship Was Falling } Reach $50,000,000. Wife and two children were with HULL, Aug. 25. . 7 fa ee P "we Document Ending State ost ‘ LA ‘ | ® bf War, Writing of Which ference With Son. change i'n tem- | perature. M iss ouri— Partly cloudy, an SOmewhat unset- | not much | 4 Was Kept Secret. | §Copyrignt, 199g) H: DONT TAKE | 0 MUCH TROUBLE "WASHINGTON TO _. MAKE IT PUBLIC RDINARY SIZE! OOK! JUST map : aces ts Mea | for Spade After Attacking | of French and Tapping of | Coll, 32, Westboro, Mass., mar- ; — ———— a | ‘ ‘| vied. Served as mem . MINE TH E : t, With Moises Signed gr vee h - . Woman and Burying Her | Telephone Wires Helped ye Aeronautical Seasionadenn Tex., Intimate That Loot : ‘he | - : |} of Control; ecutive a oane ; rea ty settled tonight | in Wheat Field. In Revealing Deals. the airship Setachuniel ue. eee May Reach Half a Million @ = Yesterday in Simple Cere- | @ = mony, Arthur Hugh Fra- - |@ gier Acting for United tled tonight and tomorrow, prob- | ably showers in east portion to- and tomorrow, probably with show- ers; | ture. WEST VIRGINIA. ASKS not much change in tempera- . Arthur Dorman confessed to Chief of Police Clark and newspaper re- porters, in the Granite City police | ‘FOLLOWED HER NIGHT |PLANNED TO BUY |. OF MURDER, HE SAYS. STRING OF BANKS | Ine j | Tells of Returning to House | Dictographs in Hotel Rooms | | By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, Aug. 25.—-With $29,-) | 000,000 in stocks. bonds, notes ard other securities—some good and him at Howden, England. Com- ‘| manded a naval air station in | France during the war. Received | Cross of Leeigff of Honor and || United States /Navy Cross. Lieutenant-Commiander Valen- || tine N. Bieg, 30, Haverford, Pa., married. Performed destroyer duty during war. Lieutenant-Commander Emery ‘| den. | Lieut. Marcus H. Esterly, 30, i} Youngsfown, O.: married. Lieut. Henry W. Hoyt, | 31, '}] Clear Water, Fla.:; single. Had charge of lighter-than-air work ’ ’ } i ‘ NO ROBBED OF REGISTERED MALL Postal Officials at Denison; Dollars. Sharada ESCAPE IN | | By the Associated Press. CCORDING to Harry Bate- man, one of the survivors of the ZR-2, Flying Officer Wicks died at his post at the radio switchboard. He was actually reporting the ship’s fall and its breaking up to the Howden radio station as he met death, Bateman declared. re enee SURVIVOR'S STORY or Ras a » oes by . * oy ; | ald a y vA —_—s States. station this afternoon ,that he killed | some bad—in their possegsion, Fod-| with Pacific Air Force until sent SUBURBS OF DENISON ploded and Fell in Flames LEG ~ ; : his wife, Nora Dorman, whose body eral agents today renewed their | oF ger aee. as member of air- . rs = commissioner, who was Seated OPpo- | jiners in the Mingo coal fields of| Dorman said he was earning $33 a| been organized: by French with a) JIT H k. fath A oe | vee FP. eee ee a * Hp | site the Foreign Minister at the lat- | West Virginia was received today at 5; | capital stock of $21,000,000 : Engle ner in Lon-. || timated that the robbers’ loot might | today gave the Associated Press the : pene A. een tun bonatid ee ee Soe eee LORE TES “ ore ue || don, England. reach half a million dollars first circumstantial account of the a SNEEZING g tér’s desk, signed both copies of the ee en ane inane a fou a month, in their work for the Na- | @¢r investigation. | William Julius, Los Angeles, Twe ‘powehse'ehataiet semaien eq| disaster which late yesterday de- . CON TEST _ treaty first and then pushed the Gov. Morgan of West Virginia, said | tional Lead Co. at Granite City, and| A Scheme for buying a chain of ey he ' : saaht silk ‘etait dada - ‘ 7 stroyed the great superdirigible and & P document across the desk to Herr that a force of 1000 men was needed, | that they gave their money to Mrs. banks throughout the ecountry— | r Bs ert L. Loftin, Lake Charles, SCvEres SACKS Of GRICE every American member of the crew : ik without the investmert of any money || x tered mail and packages were taken. | on board exceptypimself. By the Associated Press, eg _ Rosen, who affixed his own signa- ee ‘a ; ‘ tiles, the preamble citing sections E “The German Foreign Minister in signing expressed gratification at P ‘thieact for the resumption of friend- oly relations between the two nations, \ Dressel replying with reciprocal sen- Treaty in Three Articles. The treaty consists of three ar- fand 5 of the Porter—Knox peace ’ tesolution. Article one says: ; Germany has undertaken to ac- ' ard to the United States, and the > United States shall have and enjoy, ' all the rights, privileges, indemni- Acting Secretary of War Wainwright immediately ordered Brigadier-Gen- eral Read, commander of the Fifth Corps area, with headquarters at Fort Benjamin Harrison, Ind., to hola troops available for quick dis- patch to the West Virginia coal | fields. | ¢Brigadier-General H. H. Band- holtz, former Provost Marshal-Gen- | Dorman, who, however, was unable to keep the family of five on this amount. Dorman believed this was because she was spending the money | away from home. They were in such straits, he said, that the five had to live in one room, with two beds, in the house at 1801 D street. Saw Her Meet Man. “All she gave John and me was $1 a week each,’ Dorman said. “She eral of the A. E. F., and designated Commander of the new army dis- trict of Washington, and‘Col. Stan- ley H. Ford, were ordered to proceed immediately to Charleston, W. Va., to conduct an investigation as to con- ditions in the troubled area. Gov. Morgan in his message sald a went to work as a waitress, though I protested against this. She said she had to have money for clothes. “She began primping up, and told me I was ‘not the only man.’ her when she left the house. I saw | been uncovered. | ton, Charles W. French and their | —-to handle the alleged _ spurious! notes and securities, is said to have) With the voluntary appearance at the Federal building today of H. L. Thornburg, who is characterized as/| the “dummy” president of a small Wisconsin bank purchased by Clinnin revealed the trail which led from John W. Worth- | ington, so-called “master mind” of. French’s ring, mail robberies totaling $6,000,000 to, French and his associates. “The night of June 8 I followed | Dictograph in French’s Room. | When Worthington’s = office WAS | raided several weeks ago his books. |] cently in England. Distinguished William J. Steele, Bainbridge, Ind. George Welsh, sister at Mont- clair, N. J., home address given as Elgin, Ill, in the navy list. POLISH BOY CHESS MARVEL PLAYING 12 GAMES AT ONCE St. Louis Experts Meet Lad in Exhi- bition Match at Downtown Store. Samuel Rzeschewski, 9-year-old Polish chess marvel, is playing 12 St. Louis experts simultaneously this Gagged by Bandits Who The bandits boarded the train at Belus, 13 miles south of here, and after securely binding and gagging the mail clerks, proceeded to loot the car at their leisure. As the train neared the outskirts of Denison, it was brought to a stop by a pull on the signal cord and the robbers leaped from the car and disappeared in the darkness. They are believed to have been joined by three other men in an automobile which was seen near the spot before the rob- bery. Before leav bers apologize ge the car, the rob- to the mail clerks Norman Walker Tells a Walk.r was séen at the Howden alrdrome, near Hull, where he has just been brought after the terrible experience through which he passeu unscathed. He comes from Com- }merce, Tex., and was a rigger on the ill-fated airship. He is of boyish ap- pearance, 20 years old, and of a wiry buiid. “We were all in the highest spirits when we left Howden on the trial flight,"’ he said. ““We sailed over the North Sea first and then started down the North ceast to Pulham. “A thick fog developed, so it was found impossible to land at Pulham. more or less lost, although we knew In fact, the fog was so dense we were} HULL, England, Aug. 25. are exploring today the vinte wreck of tho dirigible ZR-2, white Flight Lieutenant A, H: Wann, E Davies, airman; H. Bateman, tific assistant, and Walter Pott in a twinkling changed the | cruise of the airship into a tragedy, mechanic, survived the disaster 3 ‘ “« py ew & — ? fe Xo A eS - thes, reparations or advantages mob of striking “ages ct | her meet a man beneath a large| revealed numerous deals with) comanetnn ett gaat B 0 for striking one of their number, B. | the general locality. Systematic c for bodies awaits 4 evera = *y re ; | - : ‘4 é , rs. , rT = “a ae ‘ spécified in the aforesaid joint | armed and equipped w sd tree. This man was not the one; French. The latter was indicted,| S, R. Boreces, Mra. J. . H. Hewitt. J. Polk, over the head with a pistol | We were flying at a height of | special apparatus for raising the ois resolution of the Congress of the machine guns, had mobilized near) with whom I had seen her before. \f United States of July 2, 1921, in- | Marmet, 12 miles from Charleston, ; (Dorman has said that his wife was tically on his own recognizance. | . ‘\|}enough.” Polk was not seriously in-| keeping in touch with both Howden é oe oe : cluding all the rights and advan- | and now was marching on the Ming0 | geen sseveral times with a taxicab, He returned to a loop hotel where mabe war 4: tad rrp . pone jured. 7 ‘and Pulham. The ship was behav- | SUF oF five bodies have yet been Fes ‘ p ‘ tages stipulated for the benefit of | and Logan County mines. Several | .paurteur.) he maintained a palatial suite. free Arth GS. Little « LM Ha: ; ing finely and there was’ not a sign | covered. BFA ye = a the United States in the treaty of | thousand men already had pines | “When I came up, the man ran| Meantime dictographs had _ been Py F “ 0 gprmaae aap 7 AMERICAN DEAD IN EUROPE of weakness anywhere, During the hours of darkness i. neiatel a y Versailles which the United States | the mob, the Governor said, qnd | away. She jumped forward, and! Placed throughout the suite, tele- |S. ¢ & g the Flight Prolonged by Fog. followed ‘ths Eatieiee ond | : BSTER y 4 shall fully enjoy notwithstanding | were raiding stores, engaging in rob-| .wore at me, saying ‘You dirty phone wires tapped, arrangements inate T0 LIE IN EIGHT CEMETERIES “We drove out over the sea again a a —_ ——— the fact that such treaty has not | bery of all sorts, disarming peace of- ‘what did you follow me for?’ ‘made to scan the contents of | receding the Gomes there was -& and as the fog coatinued bad we flew tion of the ZR-2, tugs stood by | if r f : been ratified by the United States. | ficers of the State, forcing interstate: «Gontiemen.” said‘ Dorman. “[|French’s waste paper basket and/|/Uncheon in the boy’s honor at the along the coast until Wednesday am y the United , N A iati M | Your THEORY ‘¢ Expected to Be Made Public| breaking into freight cars on the | throat. I lost my head. installed in an adjoining room. | Sacks, a 13-year-old violinist, played cation of Burial Grounds Hull. We then flew across to How- - . AE TOEYs | Ay ‘ in Washington Today. railroads, cutting telephone wires “T remember running back to the| Department of Justice agenis were | before the games started. Approved. den, where it was decided to land 4 Tee ONLY og Teor a WASHINGTON 25 Th and shooting at telephone repair house and taking the spade from the |°m hand each -time a deal was at- | The boy will play again tomorrow | By the Associated Press. ‘ at 6:30 p. m., so we sailed over Hull = eee i text of ~ AUZ. 50. -— SNe men. , garage. L was sure she was dead,| tempted and the persons involved afternoon against another selected WASHINGTON, Aug. 25.—-Ap-/| again. We encircled Hull twice\and ss | ere e seam the peace, mee ae ae The Governor said the State au-|.44 7 returned and dug the grave | Warned in advance. group of 12 players. - proval of a general plan for the en-/| the speed trial was completed with- mightiest dirigible, which Officials a iE Se os the United States is thorities were unable to cope with) ..4 puyried her.” - | While that end of the investiga- | largement and _ beautification of/ out a hitch. 2 on United y ¥ | seen ae; a 8 gg by oe the situation, that the State’s Legis-| 4.) Dorman had signed the con- | tion proceeded, the examination cf RULES CONSTABLES CANNOT American military cemeteries in Eu-| “A test of the ship’s contro! then expected to turn over the My ee i ee meet to oh soe ne ‘| lature was not in session, and that | ¢ccion he was taken with his son to| Worthington’s books revealed the rope has been given by Secretary| began. I was at the lower rudder, | States navy today. It is believed that” : eat eaty and the preliminary | pederal assistance was imperative. (+). wawardsville jail for safekeeping. | PUrchase of the Wisconsin bank. On | EXECUTE DRY SEARCH WARRANTS Weeks. The plan provides for the| Proceeding back te- tail, and had/ the ruins of the aerial e * The sant nips the at 9s | ‘Maj. Charles H. Russell of the reg-| nis morning, in the presence of | {tS face the deal was apparently le- - gathering of all dead into eight large | Just reached the cockpit when pee hold the bodies of 15 American. 3 Es Ber he srg of the peace treaty in| iar army was said ” have sub-/| 45. son, Dorman called a_ police | &itimate. ae “Assistant Attorney-Gencral Holds|memorial cemeteries, it became| ¥@5 % wemendous crash. The | 26 British officers and enlisted men : i. E ot oday marks the culmination stantiated the Governor's report in Sergeant to kis cell and said: “I | Owen T. Evans, a former Nationa! That Duty Can Only Be Per- known today. ers tmidships broke and the ship 7 ’ Z ¢ 4 part extending over the better dispatches to the War Department. want to talk with Chief Clark. | B@™K Examiner, indicted with) formed by Sheriffs. The eight cemeteries and the num- split In halves. who wete engaged in the final teat a 4 co three years to establish for- President Harding had been ad-| _ + +5 tell the truth and clear up | Worthington in the mail robbery | 5,..49) to the Post-Dispatch. ber of graves tn each competes Ghat “Both the tai! and the aees fmae« | Sa tg 9 4 peace between the United States vised on the conditions as described the whole thing, but I want you to | °28¢ Was questioned in the. belief JEFFERSON CITY, Aug. 25.— at St. Mihiel, 5000: Meuse-Argonne, diately pointed downward and the : 4 ‘ and Germany. by Gov. Morgan and Maj. Russell, understand I den not doing this be. | that his knowledge as a’ bank ex-/ Constables cannot execute search 11,000: moesthe 3000: Aisne-Marne, halves started to descend toward the t 3 see the prolonged negotiations Secretary Wainwright said. Should) ...... ve been sweated by the po- ‘aminer might have been utilized by | warrants under the Missourf prohibi- seas: Cia nee Suresnes | Humber. 7 # 8 in 1918 the United States i said 7 ‘the band for other purposes. Evans, | ti law, in the opinion pf Assistant . ; : “I certainly cannot describe m | li 2 - ; ral troops be sent, it was , ” e pur} tion law, in th I , _ England, y ’ E yet Senatory to the treaty of - weg Bandholtz would be in com- |" °o 4 Others Were Involved according to Climnin, made a com- | Attorney-General Albert® Miller. He oie pis Cog tga . sensation, but I thought my time/ ed during the 4 Versailles, making peace between | scone ' wrnes Chief Clark parahe- ab the plete statement, but was unable to/| made that ruling today in response ,» an & uaa come. fel! only 200 yards from % Germany and the allied and associ- | : SME RA police in then a alee eniuuibeds ater “on explain all the details of the Wis- | to an inguiry from a prosecuting at- IHUAHUA. “I made a rush for the tail to get and the six gondolas in ‘ ve tam Powers, but the failure of the Body Marching , Toward Mingo | 014 sto Sottenh with Dorman in his | C°™S!" deal. He suggested calling in | torney of Southeast Missouri. * SPURGIN FOUND IN CH ;a parachute, but I found two of my =. : nited States to ratify this pact left | County Said to Number 5000. esl] tet wieht and Dormanieaid +o Alva Harshman of Milwaukee,/ The law, he points out, makes it — | English comrades, Harry Bateman SE WHA were SAyS in : the two nations still nominally at o> Asibiinsed ineaii mon ‘auiie ‘the iad vaalay “to*Rell the 'Worthington’s secretary, also under | the duty of the Sheriff to execute Chicago Detective, at E] Paso, Says | and Walter Potter, were already Py¥CHiARY — im : war. we a GINIe, W. Va., Aug. 25.—A| truth: that others were implicated indictment. Harshman turned State’s | such warrants. The reason, he Banker Is at Uriachia. ;there. I knew there was only one HOB 1A A RATIONAL 4 To end this condition the Porter, 4 of men, estimated at between es se sie alin. Abin won re me | evidence. | thinks, is that more judgment and | ny ine Associated Press. chute there for the three of us. Ino WTED.E Te. p nOX resolution was passed by Con- s400 a 6000 pbached here * this Geumarene oe tm : re rN | Bought Contfol of Bank. |discretion are required in the service; yy, PASO, Tex., Aug. 25.—-Warren | man had the chute and: jumped, but = Co/PUL SivVe NEUROTIC ress and signed by President Hard- S ‘ from Marmet, where they Dorman said he did fi siitiins tt ‘ajar | Sixty-one shares of the bank stock | of this writ than in the less honored | « Spurgin, ~‘ssing Chicago bank |it fouled and he hung to the tail of: ED FLPLESSLY FoR 4 ing on July 2 iast, declaring termi-! | ™Orn!né : M f them | ’ |--a controlling interest—had been | guties required of constables. resident, has been definitely located | the dirigible. | ep TRONGLY OP POSING SS nated the state of with German ,| had been = ll pane dle " that others had a direct nd in any urchased with certificates of de-| D v0 Chihuvah by C A. si EGois Tic on . entered int be any openly said they were marching, tO | crime, ,but he said that Before tell~ | Ott obtained from en Ohio men. | at Uriachia, ua — i . AINPULLY : A o by the United States on | Figo County, where martial law,|ing the whole truth he wanted to/} , as PANCHO VILLA HAS A REVOLT Carey, Chicago detective, who re- 10 pril 6, 1917—rfour years and nearly ng h by Gev The home of the bank cashier was turned to El Paso today from Chi- -~ A THE OTHER SHoutd five months ago. Shortl} afterward declared nie nage they wait know what the law would do to men ‘also purchased, $2000, one-third’ of | , - Hy tin me City | ATC: instructions to negotiate a pact. with Moggan, © fine leaders and | riding pees —— a_i —— mom the price, being paid down and a) OF HIS OWN ON HIS ANC Spurgin has about $50,000 in cash ermany under this resolution were | *PParen': town, although a com- | .. wa, Geo S ie aq\ one-year note, due next January, | — and is said to be accompanied by a sent to Ellis Lori D 1 United straggied into . ney | indirectly responsible for what had given for the remainder, Thornburg | tes C ee ee ea pact body held to the main highway /happened. He also said he wanted | imatalied by Fretich esi president | Former Bandit Chief Reported to| woman companion. in rac ommissioner in Berlin, and | P® 1, it was declared by scme Cf/ +5 be assured that his three children | ¥@* Ista Bie oegpsons aed Have Ficd to Parral for ‘ mid-July the negotiatrons were who talked with residents | vould be ‘aeopest? taken. care of if | Under Harshman’s direction. Aid. te en up in the G ital the men , rch- P The bank stock was then hy- |. : ©. Getan Capes. here that the majority of the march | he should tell the truth. After| oi) oteq with a Madison, Wis | By the Associated Pre, : Treaty With ers were miners, ‘determined to Carry | asking these questions he said he|}onk as a result the $2000 paid| , 2l« PASO, Tex. Aug. fet ens . Austria Was Signed out their protest against what * | was not ready to make a statement ; i he | cisco Villa fled from his -million Yesterday in Vienna uard system, the cashier,on his home was the ch at Canutillo, Durango, to 4 ; termed “the mine & and wanted more time to confer with ; * ‘ : he | acre ranc ' , 4 By the Associated Preas. : they admitted that others were in- ike donee tall Pe money actually involved in the | ,, 4) to enlist ald of the Mexican s 4 , ; ° ‘ eal. 3 gen ~_ ae treaty 0° | cluded m thefr ranks. eines anaa | The proving of tht corpus delicti is “It was a. plain case of ‘kiting,’ ”’ daening gy - saiseyto hd ss soul 3 Austria wan oo a het Woteraay maareet a ae oy who had|® Problem which is puzzling the} qo) Clinnin explained today. “‘Harsh- sdhew. of the bomen izmey who Bae y . } ' ae ‘ » 2 : vn - o> ’ } afternoon, Arthur Hugh *"Prasier, | Wo" Ba orld ‘war pasted sialsah coal v will be digin.{ men. says that French then sent a|Peturned to Juarez today from Pars a ’ "| been In , uried in a cemetery, w e disin- | ' - | vTH HER 2 American Commissioner in Vienna, Many of the men carsie®: gum, lterred, it was said by the police to- see cmangretont > acta ange memes a om ral. . * $- 3 ®cting for the Washington Govern- and it was said that others had ae te ent c tn Scbinenh tn sendiihen 2 mchagesny sa wn reams: men , vau an ra - ’ * tols,; although numbers of them, se | will prevent identification: The dif- Harsh- Such exped at Athout firearms of any serves and undivided profits. Ha ne . tended th pedition and secrecy -at-| they were withou ficulty is increased by the fact that; man says he refused: I rather be- , © preliminary negotiations | ying. the clothing and the Woman's seven | neve that he did prevent the looting 8nd yesterday’ Racine they spread ’ P Y that the erday’s simple. ceremony) Upon reaching “ wn and in ad- | false teeth were burned by the Coro-| of the bank. , ae the first — pein gr cg furniohed {theemeatver ever eg be breakfasted. | mer after the body had been errone- “Harshman's vague. references. to. bie 5 3: and hea “ys the United ne 0 jacent fields, a sci do accompanied ously identified as that of Mre. Se- the ‘Ohio man.’ whose certified 2 : Minti. Ul le h they carried provi- | Tena Gilliland. checks were used, eventually led; us e . pont arease gee ae voles ‘to Z% W. Davis of Cleveland, and : : reaty are nm . 5 Withheld for thotees e! 4 It is un-, — ref would end at the Tug Peter Cooper Hewitt Dead. | Canton, a director of the Winton Mo d B gery. coe The ma th B~ the Associated Press. tor Co. Harshman claimed some of _ “trstood that the Government 40e3| piver on the Kentucky border, they ’ ei aie Rot desire public discussion of the | gaid. 1 PARIS, Aug. 25.—Peter Cooper | Davis’ notes given to Brenes j of 5 _ Meaty pending its ratification by the “ marchers had heard of the | Hewitt, American scientist and elec..| totalling $500,000, were hidden in is 4 ng ts ratification SY if the A Harshman's home at Milwaukee. I . , Affai Cc ' f the n being made to receive | trical inventor, died in the American . rt : i preparatio lin hospital here at 7:15 o'clock tonight. |8e"t him there yesterday in custody c > Parliament. The mittee will at the Logan County line, 48 | hosp : | og j com them H siete of a secret service man to get the mest .to prepare the ratifi-| reported from Logan this morning, ager ewitt and his two rs were amen iat Saree Mee it, © bedside. ent Continued on mT | = — _ -‘Peatinued on Page 3, Column 6. | they said nothing about {5475 eee : ‘ Pa ee ‘ 5 ya t 7 <a toe were ESE Ee Ae OE OTE CET ee NET Ar nace ania PSs TTS Sega My MRC ss Bs | 5 ee aes mee Reh eS oe Aaa Racin AS AH acai % - ad ae Me ee ® 7 <6 3 ei Fx PPR, ae questioned and then released, prac- Max Brookstein, Roland Alpiser, Al- when he failed to “move fast’! about 3500 feet, with the wireless wrecked hall of the dirigibie. Only 5 gi