Journal and Courier from Lafayette, Indiana • 1

INAL E(l 16 TWO CENTS THB JOURNAD ESTABLISHED MSI THRONE ft! CENTENNIAL reakish Stunt by Lightningl ESTIVAL IN WARREN COUNTY ROARS IN DANGEROUS B0Y5ANDGIBLS WILL MARCH IN of Cruelty INDS BODY DN BULLETINS ive Persons Lose Lives in NIGHT PRACTICE the killed almost all 4 5 3 4 4 4 4 4 es THE WEATHER HI K' Museum Gets Tiny Coffin Never Used As a feature of an airplane arrived ind Child Strapped to Stake to Prevent Wan dering Away and Housed in Dog Kennel No 203 VoL 8 JAP WARSHIPS COLLIDE DURING BUY WILL WORK DN DIGHT DWAY DR STATE RDAD of the man night he train for The explosion oc whlle the vessel was en In maneuvers off Kiushlu The Toklwa was not ser damaged THE COURIER ESTABLISHED 18X1 NORTH WESTERN INDIANA'S GREATEST NEWSPAPER LAAYETTE THURSDAY EVENING AUGUST 25 1927 The the a freakish stroke of lightning which walls of the house of Dr John McClure 1 zv 4krt AllCO leavixiB lliu' juiuivi WJO to a stake to prevent the fire The in a flash of John Hoover Aged Printer Is Called to Rest fliers may still be found Once Wealthy Designer Is ound Dead in Park (By the Associated Preae NEW YORK Aug Murray Roe designer of the Riverside drive viaduct above Grant's tomb and once wealthy son of the Rev Roe the novelist was found dead In Central park clad In cheap clothing and with only a watch a little more than 311 and some lettera in his pockets AV This Mrs' Jensen approved pro viding no money was paid to the navigator The five gallon plan was discarded later Jensen interviewed a Jong line of applicants and fojmd an experi enced navigator a captain ifi the who agreed to navigate the plane and pour the gasoline with out 1 compensation The officer asked that he be guaranteed his transportation back to the mainland should the mono plane arrive in Honolulu Jensen said he would guarantee the re turn fare If the plane came within the prize money otherwise not Mrs Jensen raised the plane pur chase money by subscription in Honolulu while her husband was enroute to California to obtain a plane She has been the business manager of the venture from the start i In a message to Jensen she told him that if he dared to let the Aloha down at sea she tld row but and you on the nftal with an Charles Garland was isherman Gets Shock of Life When He Draws Young Re mains rom Water International News Service NEW ALBANY Ind Aug When Ethington a fisherman visited his trot in the Ohio river early today he got the shock of hi3 life As Ethington in a boat pulled hook after hook out of the water he felt something tugging on the line He thought it was a mon ster catfish Then to his borrow he feaw the face of a drowned young woman starring at him out of the water The woman's body was caught on the trot line Ethington tried to grab the body but the swift current beat him to it Authorities today were search ing for the body Ethington said it was that of a heavy set young woman about 18 years old with brown hair and a red skirt with a green waist The body is believed to have from a distant city perhaps from Ohio as no report of any drowning came from this vicinity Workman Injured at New Erecting Shop Harvey Bridges 608 erry street is in St Elizabeth hospital as the result of an accident Wednesday afternoon at the Monon shops Bridges is employed by the A Kemmer company zand was en gaged in moving structural steel in the construction of the addi tion to the Monon erecting shop when he was hit on the right leg The wound bled profusely county into I he pa by Oral president bachelor mayor Dr Albert IL Ross performed his first marriage ceremony Thursday morning and according to wit nesses the nuptial knot was tied with all the grace and dexterity of a parrying parson Under the Indiana law the mayor is author ized to officiate at weddings but having mever tried matrimony himself he is not inclined to en courage the business to the extent of seeking ceremonies to perform However when Attorney John Hudson telephoned his honor and informed him that a young couple needed his services Dr promptly accepted the responsibil ity The wedding party then hied itself to the Ross dental offices In the Murdock building where the ceremony was duly performed Mayor Ross went through the formality without hesitation and then pronounced the words Which made Sam Austin 22 of 1513 North Ninth street and Myrtle Alta Luse 19 man wife The bride formerly lived in Monticello After the mayor had concluded the seremony he extended con gratulations and made an appro priate talk later declining to ac cept any fee for his services Those witnessing the marriage in cluded John Hudson Margaret Collins Cuba Luse and Allie Ab bey Mr and Mrs Austin will live In Lafayette Clearwater la Herald i Suspends Publication By the Associated Press CLEARWATER la Aug The Clearwater Herald a morn ing newspaper will suspend pub licatlon with this Issue I it was announced by Arthur Jordan local attorney who pur chased tho newspaper plant yes terday at a sale I Jordan also announced that the i Herald will be consolidated with 1 the Clearwater Sun an afternoon I 3 newspaper owned by1 Paul Pointer By the Associated Press GREENSBURG a Aug 25 SJf rd nruin him from wandering away foui vru rnlri housed In a dog kennel two By the Associated rsseJ SAN RANCISCO Aug The action 'of Martin Jensen in1 Honolulu yesterday in paying his navigatoor Captain Paul Schluter only 325 for navigating the mono plane jitoha from San rancisco Bay to Honolulu to win 310000 second prize in the Dole race was not in accordance with instructions given by Mrs Jensen to her Inis band before the race She insisted that the navigator be paid nothing rom the beginning Mrs Jensenwanted her husband to fly alone She believed he could make the hop single handed and her opinion was based on her experience when she accompanied him as an avia trix at country fairs When it became apparent that Jensen might be compelled to use 47 five gallon cans to carry his reserve supply of gasoline he cabled to Mrs Jensen: saying he would be able to obtain a second man in the plane who could re fill the main fuel tangs from the small cans and navigate the plane as well cruelty against Mr and Mrs Jacob Steinman who live near Gapevllle Westmoreland county Roy Pallam humane agent found the child suffering from ex posure A dog was the only company Mrs Tillie Lovell the child's mother said the to whom sh! is related refused she said to have anything to do with the Garland child her son by a former marriage Lindy TakesBy the Associated MINNEAPOLIS Traveling in separate airplanes Col Charles A Lindbergh and his mother took off at the Wold Chamberlain airfield here shortly before noon today and headed for the home coming celebration planned for them at Little alls The flying coloned climbed as usual into the of St which took him across the Atlantic while his mother flew with Philip Love in 'an escort plane Air Press Auq 25 Admits Church ires By the Associated Press COLUMBUS Aug 25 Affidavits describing the burn ing of Seventeen Roman Oath olio churches in Canada in cluding St Anne's ehrine and the cathedral in' Quebec city have been signed by Ray Marsden convict in the Ohio penitentiary her ire Upon Boat By the Associated Press WASHINGTON Aug 25 The American gunboat Isabel flagship of Real Admiral Hough was hit fifty times by rifle fire while passing Nank ing on the Yangtze river today The navy department was in formed by Admiral Williams commanding chief of the Asi atic fleet Dies of Wounds By the Associated Press WASHINGTON Aug The death of Miss lorence Anderson of Los Angeles who was wounded in a Mexican bandit attack on a train south of Acaponeta Mexico Tuesday was reported today to the state department Halt Union MarchersBy the Associated Press POMEROY Ohio Aug March of 1000 union sympa thizers from Athens toward the non union mines at Pom eroy was halted before it got nut of Atnens Meigs county today rade was stopped Daugherty district of the union miners Indiana Seventh Day Adventists Gather In Yearly MeetingBy the Associated Press 'CICERO Ind Aug En camped In tents which will be their domociles until Sept 4 Seventh Day Adventists today be gan their annual Indiana confer ence In addition to the ten homes large spreads ot canvas have been pitched to hold grocery stores cafeterias and meeting places The was erected by many of the clergymen thefnsclves who have been in Cicero for ten days getting ready for the convention SOUTH BEND Ind Aug 2a reported abduction of Mrs rancis Debrec 77 by two men in an automobile last Tuesday was JI1 UL the men called police by telephone and informed them that the wom i ah had been taken to Centerville 6 Mich on her own request because jbf alleged abuse on the part of I local relatives Boyhood Chum of Hoosier Poet and for Nearly 50 Years In Typographical Union irst Pensioner John Quincy Hoover veteKgja printer life long resident of La fayette and boyhood chum of James Whitcomb Riley died Thursday afternoon "at his home 1422 Virginia street where he hsd been critically ill for several weeks the result of a stroke of paralysis He was 78 years old and was the first Lafayette man to receive a pension from the International Typographical Union to which he had belonged for 58 years TRAVELED WITH RILEY Born in this city July 27 1849 he grew to manhood here attend ing school and then learning the printing trade Before he took up this work however he was a painter Indianapolis and Greenfield he fell In with one James Riley an itine rant sign painter who was des tined to rise to immortal fame in later years as Hotmier poet" He and Mr Hoover traveled over the middle west for 'several months Riley lettering signs and his com panion filling in the background They were close friends up to the time of death PIONEER PRINTER Mr first work as a printer was on the old Lafayette Dispatch which was published here in the sixties He joined the union in 1869 being one of the oldest members of Local 64 of the I In 1911 the organization established its pen sion system and Mr Hoover was chosen to share benefits He worked for 33 years on the Sunday Leader and was also employed on the Call and the Courier Most of his work was done in the days before the invention of type set ting machinery and he was re garded as an exceptionally fast type setter BELONGED TO I On May 25 1868 Mr Hoover married Harriet Bickel The widow and two sons rank Hoover of this city and William Hoover of Indianapolis survive' also a grand son Harry Hoover now of Chi cago Mr Hoover was held in high esteem by all his fellow tradesmen He was genial and had a host of friends He belonged to Lafayette lodge 15 I and to the Wabash encampment of the same order OR THE CHILDREN Tour little tones 1 win enjoy the dally "Good Night" stories by Blanche Silver appearing io ths Journal and Courier Pacific Ocean Airman Gets Only $25 for Perilous Trip i Clears Mystery bf 1 Reported Abduction By the Associated rressj SOUTH BEND Ind Aug rancis Debrec 77 by two i cleared last night when Scenes showing effects demolished all the outside Srtllwxi fpr Okla completely untouched Velma Harned (inset)who rooms with the McClure family was in the house at the time There was no fire New Postmaster Named or White County Town WASHINGTON Aug Wil liam reemwi has been an nnlnfrd rtnsf Tlfl RfZr At Ind I Im vtl i XX till I resigned Cardinal Dies 1By th Associated Press TOLEDO Spain Aug Car dinal Reig Casanova archbishop 1 1 of Toledo and primate of Spain I fried today after lingering 111 I ness'? I The cardinal attended the eu eharistte congress at Chicago last year and was received by dent Coolidge He was born at Valencia in 1859 orecast for Indiana: Generally fair tonight and riday slightly warmer Local temperature from 7 Wednesday to 7 a Thursday: High 71: low 48: mean 59 No precipitation SEARCH OR HILL SLAYER TURNS TO WEST International Nwa Service CHICAGO Aug Search for Harry Hill 21 Sought as the I slayer of his mother Mrs Eliza Hill 43 divorced wife of a wealthy physician turned to Cali fornia bound trains today Edward Lyons a freight con ductor identified a picture young Hill as that of who told him Tuesday wanted to catch an 8:10 the west coast Attempt to Start Cook Stove ire With Gasoline Re sults in Grim Tragedy at arm House By the Associated PressNORWALK Ohio Aug ive persons are dead here today as a result of an explosion at a farm house near Greenwich' in South eastern Huron county last night caused by gasoline which was poured by mistake on a cookstove fire The victims were: a MRS MAY HICKS 36 DIVA HICKS 3 daughter MARY HICKS 8 daughter MRS ROBERT POOL 18 mar ried daughter MRS six month old son 1 Homer Hicks of Mrs May Hicks was seriously burned The family was congregated in the kitchen when Mrs Hicks mis taking a can of gasoline osene aasnea it on room was enveloped flame Diva Hicks was instantly The other members of the fam ily were taken by neighbors to a hospital here where they died early today i The farm house was only slight ly damaged although severely burned succeeded in dragging" the other menfbers of the family from the room Neighbors found them and they were brought to the tfbspi tal in automobiles AH died with in an hour of each other after several hours of unconsciousness A ten years old daughter who was in another nart of the house was uninjured 5he was the only members of the lamny wno caped Mayor Ties Knot Bachelor Executive Per forms His irst Mar riage Ceremony and Does It Well Declines ee International News Service MT VERNON Ind Aug A queer bequest in the will of Mrs Caroline Kolle 75N of New Har mony is in the hands of the New Harmony museum The gift is a tiny casket in which seventy7four years ago her parents to consign body to the sea When Mrs Kolle was six months old her parents for the United States from their native Germany with the baby The child was frail and apparently had little chance to survive the journey Rebelling at the thopgnt of consigning" her child to the ocean In the rough sack goods used for the purpose should the Infant die the mother Mrs Mar garet Jcikmann had a coffin made bv hand on tiny dimensions in which the burial was to be made However the child lived and grew stronger and the casket came into the possession of Mrs Kolle when her mother died Trail of Blood Leads To Burglars CaptureInternational News Service VINCENNES Ind Aug Trailed by police by stream of blood he left he cut the artery in his right arm while try ing to break 'into a store here through a window last night Har old Yates 22 a negro was in the hospital here today facing charges of second degree burglary Lad Struck By Truck Says He Is Not Hurt A boy named John Lawson was struck by a truck belonging to the Hurley grocery and driven by Arnett Glascock Wednesday aft ernoon He said he was not hurt and refused to: go to a doctor The accident occurred on erry street between Sixth and Eighth streets STREET PARADE Unique eature for Play ground Week Observance With Prizes for Best of Dolls Pets Costumes Lafayette is not unaccustomed to street parades but one of an unusual nature will afford a treat here riday afternoon when boys and girls will form in procession with their dolls cabs scooters pets etc The parade is being arranged by the Jafayette Play ground association as a feature event in the observance of ground The program Includes en tertainments at several of the playgrounds the first of which waJs held Wednesday evening Chil dren have shown great Interest in the parade and consequently many of them are expected to partici pate affording competition for the (Continued on page fourteen) INOS PROCRAM GREAT TREAT Williamsport Outdoes Itself in Celebrating Hundredth Birthday Anniversary Pa geant and Parade Brilliant eatures Special Air Mail Event and Community Sing on Schedule BY HERBERT HEIMLICH WILLIAMSPORT Ind Aug Warren county peo pie set out again this morning to prove to themselves an to others' that when they start to do something they do ii right The streets of Williamsport were thronged for the secoijd and closing celebration of the Warren count? centennial anu every prospect at noon that the second day would be fully as auspicious in every respect as was the first day and (that is saying a great deal Approximately 10000 people werd in Williamsport yesterday to wit ness the historical parade and other program features is was es timated and of these some 4000 in fha first shnwln? nf an historical and symbolical nnt mnf nisrht The sneetaclel was a i Tt was scheduled to be I repeated this evening at 8 DEDICATE AIR IELD program opened with the dedication of an aviation field on the Ridenour farm at the north edge of town this nrnCTam at 10 o'clock from Indianapolis carrying mail for the first time this has been done in Williams port or in fact for most of In diana The arrangement was spe cially provided by Postmaster General Harry New and the aviator Clyde A Shockley of Ko komo was especially sworn into government service for the task The field was formally dedicated by Mrs I Julian mother of the late Rupert Julian her son who was killed while flying at Havana Cuba January 19 1923 The field is called In his honor Postmaster Joseph Lewis of Williamsport was on hand to re ceive the mail Short talks were made by Mr Lewis Ele Stans bury former state attorney gen eral Attorney John Hall and Paul Bailey At noon this party with the centennial queens enjoyed a banquet at the Warren hotel On the program this morning also was a county horseshoe pitching tournament MULTITUDE VISITORS The streets were filled again by noon with a multitude of visitors and the pageant ground was thronged at 2 fora Coming' The afternoon program Included a community sing with Miss Marie Ritcher directing with other musical features Centennial leaders expressed gratifidhtlon this morning over the success of the celebration ears in some quarters for a deficit in centennial funds were dispelled this morning by definite assurance that the project would be a fi nancial success 'Art Important factor in this situation was the large patronage for the pageant last night: proceeds rrom pageant admissions go to the cen tenntal fund Centennial Book" souvenir booklet of the celebration made its appearance this morning The book containing nearly 100 pages is a work of art and worthy of the dignified celebration Cecil Haupt centennial secretary was the chief compiler and Kin sell the artist The book con tains sketches of historical events and prominent figures in the coun ty's history as well as historical sketches of each township pho tographic reproductions add much The celebration presents a de cidedly dlfinifled atmosphere None of the so called carnival features were to be seen Churches of the county were extended yie exclu sive privilege of conducting re freshment stands PAGEANT A TREAT Tn naraue hiiu udKctun vtoici day stand out as high lights They were all and more than anyone ex pected A beautiful natural am phitheater just on the west edge of town was selected for the scene of the pageant and It proved an ideal spot at the opening per formance About every available spot on the semi circular hillside was taken last night ive hun dred people made up the cast and the vast throng was thrilled as the cast of 500 persons coming from all townships of the county re enacted events of the long ago AH were properly costumed In seven episodes the most in teresting historical events are por trayed A canvass covered stage (Continued on page fourteen) NON STOP LIGHT TO BRAZIL Lone Plane Groaning Under Tre mendous Load of Gas Vanishes Into Vast Stretches of Seas Mountains and Jungles Barring Path to South America International News Service BRUNSWICK Ga Aug Paul Redfern 25 year old Georgia pilot hopped off at 12:46 pm eastern standard time today on a lone non stop flight to Brazil The big monoplane of groaning under a tremendous load of gas roared along the beach at Glynn Isle and then skimmed gracefully into the air putting out to sea at a low altitude It disappeared uto the vast stretches of seas and mountains and jungles that bar the way to South America TA I more than 50 hours for a new non stop distance record above 4000 miles He hopes to land either at Rio de Janeiro or Pennumbuco His ob jective is His pretty young wife was here to bid him Godspeed Members of the flight committee and city officials were at the han gar to shake his hand Crowds of well wishers cheered him from the sand dunes back of the glis tening beach Weather reports were encourag ing If he wins he will make a new non stop distance record and per haps a new mark for continuous flight Matter Referred to Engineer I and Attorney May Be I Condemnation Board or Works in Session i After discussing the question ofstaining a right of way for state highway 43 along the tow path toed from ourth and Salem streets to the point whore the Davis ferry road meets the north ern edge of the city the board at public works at its meeting Wednesday night referred the matter to the city attorney and oity engineer Now that the state highway commission has definitely determined that the proposed stateighwav 49 Lnfavetta to Michi gan City Is to run out North ourth street along the tow path Lind out the Davis ferry road It up to the city to secure the Sright of way along the old tow CONDEMNATION LIKELY Not all of this road is public property Some of It is owned by Jthe Duke Shirk heirs who bought She old canal strip and some by tihe Monon railroad According tothe city authorities it is likely that condemnation proceedingswill Slave to be instituted in some leases The total length of the iright of way to be secured is 4600 (Keet that being the distance from Whe end of North ourth street to Lhe beginning of the Davis ferry Jroad PARKING SPACE ENCE V'The board received bids for the Erection of a fence around the parking ground at Third andNorth streets The Indiana ence 'and Supply Co bid 391396 Cy lone ence Co 394621 and the 'Anchor Post and ence Co 3946 19 The bids 'were referred to the 'city engineer A petition for the improvement of the alley between Second andirAf ts from Alabama street hsouth to the first alley and east to i fThird street was referred back to petitioners on recommenda tion of Claude Draper city engl LVieer He said none of the peti Vioners were resident property Owners and further that the alley Hshould run to the second alley jsouth of Alabama street i The iclty engineer and JohnRandolph city attorney reported that the petition of Ricks Jlf or the vacation of an alley on teast Union street was not a mat ter for the board but should be Ltaken up with the previous owner I'as the alley had never been laid Rout EXTENSION SEWER The City engineer submitted plans and specifications for the "extension of the Cincinnati street I isewer which were adopted Theboard instructed the clerk to ad rvertlse for bids I On recommendation of Mayor Albert Ross and loyd Gran non ot the board of works the icity electrician was Instructed to install a traffic semaphore at Wa Mbash avenue and (Smlth street The new searching plans were) outlined in dispatches navy by Admirals at San rancisco and Donald at Honolulu ONE HOPE VANISHES Careful search of the slopes of Mauna Kea highest mountain failed to disclose the source of a brightly burning green flare sighted by an army officer last Sunday Martin Jensen win ner of second prize in the Dole derby circled the mountain in his Trans Pacific plane Aloha TEST LIE BOAT International News Sergei LOS ANGELES Aug Sat isfactory results obtained in test ing a rubber life boat revived a faint flicker ot hope today that some or all ot the seven missing Dole fill VP The test was made at the be hest ot the government to decide whether the search abandoned or continued indefl nitely A rubber bag boat similar to those carried by all the Hawaiian flight planes was used Two me each weighing 180 pounds put off in the life raft from a coast guard cutter At the end ot an hour and fifty minutes not a drop of water had been shipped and the men haa suffered not the slightest discom fort they reported The test was conducted twelve miles out in Catalina channel in a choppy sea with a heavy ground swell running and an eighteen mile westerly wind blowing The raft was visible to the naked eye at a distance of eight miles and should be plainly seen with glasses twenty miles away it was estimated The raft according to observers could not be swampcdi and should remain afloat indefinitely Morbid Crowds Anxious to View BodiesInternational Newt Service BOSTON Aug Crowds milled about the little undertak ing shop of Joseph Langone on Hanover street today waiting to view the bodies of 'Nicola Saccb and Bartolomeo Vanzetti A strong police detail was on hand to guard against disorder and storekeepers along the north end thoroughfare took the added pre cautions of boarding their plate glass winndows Scores were from cities and towns and hour "by hour the crowds grev in size with the po lice having difficulty itr keeping thfrm moving 4 Sightseeing' auto buses added the undertaking shop and the Sac co Vanzetti headquarters on Han over street as part of their itin erary At the same time police learned that they had an added problem on their hands in connection with the of Sunday a nr i ml will liam A Jordan parading through the north end in the bt Agrippini celebration Daviess County Court House And Stores Leveled by ire Entailing Loss of $500000 By the Associated Press WASHINGTON Ind Aug Two early morning fires here today deatroyed the Davieee county court house and burned the con tents of several stores and offices causing a total loss estimated at $500000 Nothing but the walls of the court house remain but county records were saved except those in the offices of the county super intendent county agent and county aurveyor The blaze start ea iiutne more important offices were on the first floor fire fighters "ive re able to Salvage the records The loss to the courthouse esti mated at 3200000 Only' about $100000 insurance was carried SECOND BLAZE STARTS While the blaze at the court house was at its height about 4:30 another fire broke out several blocks away at Temple Court which houses two of the town's large stores and a number of offices and smaller establish ments While the' building itself was not greatly damaged the loss to the Hatfield store dealers in hard ware and furniture vand the Ham ersly stores a apparel shop was estimated at $300000 Stocks of both stores were ruined CALL OUTSIDE AID ire companies from Vincennes Loogootee and Montgomery were rushed here to aid the local flre department irst that the fires" may have been of in cendiary origin were" later dis counted The flre at the Temple Court building started in the basement and it was the theory of some that it started from spon taneous cpmbustion in the coal bin The courthouse blaze was believed to have started from de fective electric wiring STREATOR Ill Aug rnrnnpr's iurv investigating murder of Mrs Eliza Hill wealthy divorcee today discontinued furth er deliberations pending the result of the analysis of blood stains found on the staircase leading to the basement of the Hill home where Mrs body Was found buried in a shallow grave last Monday night The' blood stained boards were taken from the staircase when the jury visited the scene of the crime late last night Corn Borer Spreads the Associated Press INDIANAPOLIS jAug With jthe addition today of Tippecanoe township in Koscitisko county to the list of those ft Indiana in which infestations qf the European corn borer has bee i reported a total of 92 townships in 10 coun ties 4n northeastern Indian hai produced the corn pest Two Cruisers Strike Two Destroyers and Dispatch es Indicate 129 Officers and Seamen Perished By th Associated Press TOKYO Apg our Jap anese warships cruising through the darkness with lights extin guished were involved in two col lisions last night which may have cost 129 lives according to dis patches from the Maizuri paval station In both cases destroyers were struck by cruisers which were practicing night defenses against destroyers 1 The cruiser Jintsu struck the destroyer Warasl which sank in fifteen minutes with the loss of 102 members of her crew feared The cruiser Naka collided with the destroyer Ashl 27 men being reported killed although the Ashi was able to reach port in tow Malzuru is a naval station of central Japan located on Wakasa Bay a part of the Sea of Japan The Warabi a second class de stroyer of 850 tons was built un der the 1920 naval program and was launched in September 7921 I Last disaster Is the sec ond suffered by the Japanese navy 4hU On AY1OYlftt 1 eight men were killed and forty seven 'wounded when a mine ex ploded on the deck of the mine layer Toklwa1 The explosion oc curred gaged Island iously Jones Ouimet Lead Opponents In Golf Battle International News Service MINNIKHADA COUNTRY CLUB MINNEAPOLIS Aug 25 Bobby Jones and rancis Ouimet great friends and greater golfers were front running their respective op ponents Harrison Johnston Min neapolis and Phillips inlay Shin necock Hills Conn at the end of eighteen holes this morning in the third round of the national ama teur golf championship Chick Evans third member this big trinity was not so fortunate however He was 1 down to Eddie Held St Louis whereas Jones was 8 up on Johnston and Ouimet was three holes ahead of inlay The remaining match between Ro land McKenzie Washington and Harry Legg the man who put George Von Elm out of his own championship yesterday were all square at the lunch hour Cards: Johnston Out Innaa Out 4 4 3 6 4 3 4 3 Johnston In 6 4 4 5 5 3 4 4 Jones In 4 3 3 4 4 4 4 3 Life Boat Test Brightens Hope or Lost liers Navy Decides to Continue for Another Week Search for Missing Hawaiian Airmen International Newa Service WASHINGTON Aug The navy decided today to continue at least for another week a vigorous and widespread search: for the seven missing Hawaiian flyers sent to the Jackson John Mc lisa 1 wit jt 1 fe'S rJMi Ir TO wnnw "ini mm iery Blast.