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jr 12 TWO CENTS THE COURIER ESTABLISHED 1SC1 Pioneer Dies had voted previously and all app roveu i Lafayette Motors Minnesota and Inc ourth and South streets thJUrrl must irnifv bought a car and then asked Thirty six sUtesm ust signify Stage manager: thoir nnnroval before tne ziaii repeal (Turn to Page 11 Col 3) (Turn to Page 1 Col 2) On Robbery oray EvclvD HvsloD 1OND Ind Sept iYVlJH police he was police of was a nepnew or me WASHINGTON Sept 11 Grace founder of convict rorreirea iuwv iwuuv I day failing to appear in criminal ivers ail to ait 1 a aharo Pf The Weather A A three bandits located a place EIGHT BANDITS LEE WITH BIG an improvised Charles Salmon Greely Tuscing A standard that was knocked he higher prices current In primary markets JW AV A immlr hftt' 7 i 1 nViaw nftA anflll frfll Uli tuo A 1 rpATtlA aCriYllV Burxeu I fl MM paoiii TERRE HAUTE Ind Sept 11 (AP) Authorities here were no tified today that two men under arrest at Union Mo have con fessed the kidnaping of 17 year old Evelyn Hyslop and the rob bery of her companion rank Whalen The men held at Union gave their names as Elmer Davis 22 and Garfield Kelly 26 both of Indianapolis Miss Hyslop and Whalen were confronted by two men last Thurs day night In the rear of a dance hall here Whalen was forced to drive into the country where he was robbed and forced from his automobile The men then took Miss Hyslop to East St Louis III where they released her Officers here were advised that Davis and Kelly were arrested at Union after staging two holdups there and kidnaping one of their victims i SLEEPING SICKNESS ST Mo' Sept (INS) Seven new deaths in the CHICAGO Sept Through advances in the chem istry of nutrition science today gave man the definite promise of seven added years of longevity Scientific adaptation of the nu tritional processes in plant and animal life assures not only a greater expectation of life but a more virile race according to a paper presented by Prof Henry rVktnmbiA university to iiiau va I the American Chemical society SCIENCE PROMISES 7 ADDED YEARS LIE EXPECTATION Tex Guinan Deposits $20 in Church Plate LOS ANGELES Sept (AP) (way night club hostess was a Ancrohi Tamnl MELVILLE MILLER Beloved Lafayette citizen who died Monday morning He had been assistant secretary of the interior in President Theodore Roosevelt's cabinet also a law yer educator county surveyor and a civic leader for many years Loses Life Enroute To Accept Position HUNTINGTON Ind Sept 11 Claude Somonoes 35 Jamestown: Ind was killed tod when his automobile overturne on highway 24 west of city Somones according to lette: found in his clothing was er route to Wayne to position with the state tiighwr 'commission i NORTHWESTERN GREATEST NEWSPAPER AYETTE MONDAY EVENING SEPTEMBER 11 1933 toaay Miss Guinan joined a long lin' of marchers into Mrs Aimee Sem ple McPherson tempi: last night sat through the serv ices deposited a $20 bill and lef in a shiny limousine' is a most amazing wo man for having built up' such a said Miss Guinan had brought the total of fatalities to 114 today One of the latest deaths occurred in Alton Hl the first fatality in the encephalitis epidemic to occur east of the Mississippi' fiver ta the St Louis if a hot poker against his feet to make him confess the payroll theft "proper rnee rimip wnuin: rwrCAGO Sent Afl a day held a new worm mirn TRY A CLASSIIED AD These inexpensive buslntan messages tn the Journal and Courier never fail to pay rich dividends on cash invested DOG BITES GOAT CAUSING OWNERS COURT TROUBLES George Strong 45 of 123 Wash ington street pleaded guilty in city court Monday to a charge of assault and battery on Theo dore Newlin 20 of 863 South Second street and was fined $25 and costa amounting to' $35 by Judge Michael Ricks The de fendant planned to have the fine stayed Strong was also given a suspended 'sentence of 120 days He was arrested Sunday evening after a fight Newlin alleging that Strong assaulted him with a brick or piece of stone Strong said the fight was the result of Newlin 'Setting a dog on Strong's goat 4 1 II Postal Appointment WASHINGTON Sept (AP) post office department to day' announced the appointment of Charles Apple aS acting postmaster at rench Lick Ind Nurse Murders Rich Capitalist After Discharge SANTA CRUZ Calif Sept 11 rom a year old nurse who police said admitted rancis Joseph Morgan Grace Sr 57 retired capitalist until she killed him authorities here today sought a 'motive' for the slaying nurse Miss 'rida Wil helmina Augusta Weitz' accused of shooting Grace in the garden of his summer home refused to give a reason for the slaying District Attorney rank Murphy said Murphy said Miss Weitz who was discharged by Grace as his nurse 18 months ago admitted she had planned to kUl him since that time had good and sufficient rea sons to kill the district at torney quoted her I tell the reasons to my most inti mate friend" Grace was a nephew of the late 1 exporting and importing concern and shtoping line Offers Experts' Aid to I Professor report pre I dieted a new society ruled as in ancient times by men of advanced years The expectation of life wul be am rfl arra TO 77 CAICUUUU A UUZ WSV under the new scheme science offers Man will' be at the height of his mental powers at 65 instead of the age of 58 accepted at pres llocal showers cooler in south and central portions Local temperature from i a Saturday to 7 a Sunday: High 100 low 63 mean 84 no rainfall to 7 a Monday: High 90 low and helmet preparatory to taking 66 mean 78 rainfall 04 inch Sunltha threa for a ride they hopped or Pilot All Killed SAN BERNARDINO Cal Sept 11 Three young men who took off in an airplane without (waiting for the pilot were killed twenty minutes later when the plane crashed from an altitude of 500 feet Robert Alsit San Bernardino who investigators said held a license for solo flights was at tne controls His companions were Edgar Saferite and Herbert Kelly both of Burbank Guinn Cook airport manager said while he was getting goggles Gang Holds Up Guard and Messenger and Seizes Two Cash Boxes Contain ing $60000 to $100000 ST PAUL Sept (API Eight masked robbers held up two railway express company em ployes at the door of their early today escaping with two large cash boxes which the police said contained between $60000 and $100 00d Cash boxes were on a hand truck outside the door of the ex press company office near tho union station ready to be taken to Minneapolis The police saia tne eignt men backed a big sedan under the depot concourse not far from the express company office LOAD CASH INTO AUTO As' Mangan a guard and Moles messenger opened the doornfthe office to wheel out the truck carrying "the cash con tainer five robbers surrounded them The leader armed with a sawed off shotgun commanded the com pany employes up and face the Two men guarded the victims while the others loaded the cash boxes into the automobile After disarming Mangan and Moles the robbers sped away in their car they fired two shots in the air as they went vuro nrm rise i oreign exchanges I AAVIICX1 UAW VW vilftUWIUJ1' I i Cotton hirher: firm stock and towed to an 1 A A Tjifovettn was still in the grin grain markets: of torrid weather Monday but exchange with prospects of showers and Sugar quiet trade buying rannape rlla SAnrPlTlnr ATTAA 11111 ivnci records' of many years were selling broken Saturdav when the official i Purdue thermometers reached a Wheat sharply high maximum of 100 degrees maximum was CO weather was still very hot with the mercury" in the at noon There was a slight rainfall Sun day night about four hundredths of an i Inch i INDIANAPOLIS Ind (INS Gov Paul McNutt to day telegraphed ail county audi tors in Indiana offering to send! them a state expert to help the tax adjustment board to manr liic vjvvvi amount of money the state would strong give each county for its schools uPturn Ika nert trvfl 1 BOTKlS firm The experts that will be fll out will be tne examiners or vqo state board of accounts Hot Wave Continues magnate slipped away from ques land rank Trotter in the hope passed over it tioners by hiding In the trailer that repairmen would aid us iniuty coroner sail as it was drawn tnrougn Dig cay six miles from the camp SEVEN KILLED IN MINE EXPLDSIDN Tragedy in Pennsylvania Be lieved Due to Spark from Motor Setting Under ground Blast PITTSBURGH Sept (INS) miners were killed and a number injured today when "a spark from a motor set an explosion three miles from the mouth of the Hillmau Coal and Coke Barking mine across the river from Springdale The number of dead reported as three by the company was 'given reporters by the Rev Joseph A MHsch administered4 the last Tof the Catholic' church to the victims in the tiny mine lamphouse which man into I morgue The dead were SK Jake Miller: Joseph ranconi 25 loader Mich ael Stopko 35 loader Charles Solomon 7 an unidenti fied man All the victims were residents of Springdale from where the mine draws its workers Huge crowds mostly women and 1 small children milled around the jmine as the reports of the explo sion spread SWlluy mrougu me tiny community ARREST SUSPECT OR INJURIES TO EX PURDUE STAR INDIANAPOLIS Sept Indiana state policemen this afternoon arrested Pau ley of 2325 Guilford avenue here as the hit and run truck driver whose machine tore the arm off George Spradling of Marion for mer Purdue university football star on a highway near Tipton Announcement of ar was made by Al beeney HMUlVVi La a manical fury today Killing niaj eeney lcl tne arr5t CSIUC wife and her nine year old daugh 1 after some clever work by Gene ter by a former marriage Ryan new detective of the state The ax wieiaer was eier Kdwalisczyn 42 the victims Mrs Lillian Kowalisczyn 31 and her daughter Anna Nichols In broken English Peter poured out his story to police: stay out all night She come home at 7 I say to her: Tou have another man Why you marry me? She laughed at me I can stand no longer so I kill her and her INAL HAMMOND (AP) Hurrying to the scene of an accident to remove the body of a victim Virgil Huber local undertaker told kidnaped in his ambulance and forced to drive about while they to rob inally Huber said they picked on a tavern in Glenwood Ill held up ten guests and then left him behind as they escaped in an au tomobile of one of the patrons the place Detectives Arrested On Torturing Charges MUSKEGON Mich Sept rom his bed where he is confined with burns and bruises Switzer office manager of the Enterprise Brass company to day accused two Chicago private detectives of kidnaping and tor turing him On information Prose cutor rancis Barlew ordered the arrest of Leonard nor 27 and Angelo Martinelli zh detectives retained to Investigate the disannearance of a $3800 pay roll from the Enterprise company 1 A AZ According to Switzer the detec (Convert ot Angelus Temple Evan tlves pressed lighted cigarettes and (gelism the hostess would not sa World Looping Record I ad tats) specialty issues lead Charles' Abel bank clpcKuij world record for irregular looping' a motorless glider with 48 consecutive iooi i fliriiuue i nrm stock ana higher sterling where he cast off and began the Npw npATHS TN terie or loops xuo i recomlzea revviu Coffee dull commission house Ynnnff Biker Killed i CRAWORDSVILLE Indn Sept epidemic of sleeping sickness here a JI A A A A A 9 fl i i fl fl 11 (INS) Donald uriggs junior in the Ladoga Ind high school was dead today from in juries received when the bicycle on which he was riding was run down by a car driven by Wayne XL Miller 19 of Ladoga 1 3 KILLED WHEN CONVICTS MAKE BIODDY ESCAPE elons Play Hide and Seek With 300 Possemen and 30 Bloodhounds in Louis iana Canebrakes ANGOLA" La Sept AP heavily armed convicts today played a game of hide and peek with more than 300 posse men and 30 bloodhounds "Jn the matted canebrakes northeast of the state penal farm 7 following their break for freedom during baseball game in the prison yard Three men were slain and a half dozen wounded when twelve nrknnrii nnened fire on the base ball crowd with pistols shot down the camp captain and two guards raided the prison srnwry for rifles and ammunition and fled through the main gate of the penitentiary in a automobile KILL TWO GUARDS 'ilThe two ja era killed in stantly and one of the fleeing prisoners was 'wounded fatally in the dash through the gate' Jhs fleeing prisoners after abandoning their car and the body of their dead companion on 1 farm took refuge in the At 9 4kfl growiu vi 1 seeking to reach the banks Hu Mivaixsinni river ORDER TO Leaders of the pursuing posse reported early today that a cor don had been thrown around a sense cane brake where the men were believed to be in hiding Possemen closing in the spot were warned to maintain a to vigilance Maine Dry for 75 Years Is Turns Qyer 5000 1 PRESIDENT SEEKING TO Voting Today on Repeal Issue ennies as its nanirv 11 1 ipi mn rinTimiP Electorate Holds National Interest as It Casts I Un LV Am LA ms Verdict on Whether to Join 25 States Which Have 1 dj 1I1C LH Uli yai 01111 I IlLL lULnllU I HU I lUllU Already Disapproved ederal Prohibitory a Colorado Minnesota and 'Maryland Will Vote on Tuesday I buys a car and gives 5foool Successor to Cespedes ssuuics Reins of By the Associated Press oth ay nbS'of I Government But inds Going Not Too tk vAorn draw the attention of tneiyw she balloted on the proposal to wipe pro 4iifr tKflfr Easv Promises riendships to United hibition from the national constitution nnnroved Rosenbrook walked into the Will 1Uflfr All hkliwetim Twenty five other states nan voveu will havelsalesroonl Lafayette Motors uiaivo cuiu Tomorrow eoioraao Inc ourth and South streets i HAVAINA oepu vuua a avlaavaa am a month rode in the saddle today with a 48 year old former pro uauaS1 few of th 1 lessor at wie reins uuu uic wm uuuq mw I kfa caamof ViaH Dr Ramm Hran Ran Martin chosen nresident SaTte pledged Mm i self to entirely the revolu CITYMDORNSAS MILLER IS TAKEN Bl AT IE illed Many Positions of Trust With Rare Success 7 and Made Life Pleasant er With His Kindliness Melville Miller 77 one of most widely known and universally beloved citizens died Monday morning at 9 at the' Home hospital just one week' after receiving serious chest injuries' in an' accident on the golf course of the Lafayette Coun try club No death in recent years has 'occasioned more general mourning in the community' thou sands "of friends and acquaint ances regarding Mr pass ing as a distinct personal loss 'When he fell into a gully carry ing his golf bag Mr Miller broke three ribs and his collar bone a form of pneumonia developing later His condition became crit leal several days ago Members of his family were at his bed i side when he expired and the news of his death was received 1 with genuine sorrow throughout the city WOVORARIE CAREER 1 As assistant secretary? of Ve department of tae Pr eslderft Theodbre (Turn to Page 7 Col 4) No 217 VoL 14 THE JOURNAL ESTABLISHED 1829 CUBANS NAME SAN MARTIN AS LEADER Before Mangled By Monon Train INDIANAPOLIS Sept llKAP) todaybeganran in vestiga tion of circumstances surrounding the' death of Charles Salmon of Shoals 52 year old mussel digger whose body was found on Mo non right of way north of the city early yesterday after a train' had wiison aep he was working on a tentative theory of murder after the train crew reported Sal mangled body was cold when they reached it Parts of torn clothing found on the locomotive were bloodstained but the blood was dry There also was no blood on the body or near the scene Dr Wilson re ported John Olsen of Indianapolis en gineer of the train said he saw body lying on the track His train could not be stopped before it struck the body He said the body was' lying across the track with the neck lying on one rail Olsen said there was a gash in the skull Undertaker orced To Drive 3 Bandits All Co ItV Auditors be million mark since October been some doubt as to wheth IANAPOUS Ind Sept when was 1016951 i would JcorJ ii iporatea ootamea uie piupcj MARKPT AT GLANCE eluding real estate buildings and: MAnKtlo Al ulahue other aMeta for $27600 Sheri ling was picked up on the road near the scene of the accident by State Policeman Charles Blitz who turned it over to Ryan' Ryan traced the truck to In dianapolis found it in a garage here and arrested Pauley Anorove Receiver Sale Railroad Employment Of Taylor University 1 nidR7Q Men'i MARION Ind Sept (AP) Reaches oien Dickey today annroved the sale by the receiver a a fl A fl flflMfl Mflflfl AATTI I fl Afl fl A fl fr A inierstBuc vvaaaaaw lot rayior university onfiftDTH'frd today tnatxVfl wniiam'Tnviftp foundation railroad employment reached university will open Wed 014879 men on August 15 for the fall term Be flrst time this figure has passed cUSe of the receivership there Sun er: inflation talk fl fl flfr fljiM iiMfovAvehla renorta Cattle steady to weak early to' steers $650 Hogs steady to lOe lower top $455 orm Spanish Cabinet7 MADRID Sept Alejandro Lerroux "radical party leader today succeeded in form ing a cabinet to succeed that of Premier Manuel Azana resigned He planned to present his list to the president shortly Two Men Admit To Abduction of Senator Wagner Appeal to Employer and Employes to All and Back Program to Submit Dispute to National Labor Board warwincTON' Sent (AP) President recovery with long list of objections filed by coal employ ers to the charter drafted by Johnson with President Roose approval Many of these objections dealt with labor a subject which yesterday drew from Sena tor Wagner of New Tork an ap peal that employers and employes ait and the program by submitting their disputes to the national la bor i of which he is chair map 1 Jn the minds ofsomecoal men was the thought that Johnson eventually would have to impose a code because of an inability to harmonize the many conflicting views But Johnson himself relentlessly for a code by agreement PUSH CODE Despite pleas for delay from consumers advisory board the code covering more (Turn to Page 7 Col 3 Public Schools Show Increases In Enrollment public schools re opened Monday oornlpg with the enrollment showing substantial increase aithough the exact fig urex were not yet avaUable Mon day gfterndon Superintendent Morris McCarty 1 announced that At Jefferson high school the first day attendance was 1342 as a fl flfl fl ALfl 4teflfr lav the edge of the 25000 acre prison comparea UrThtOaf thiUSsDalrselyhe settled I PUP118 On account the num growth of the sparsely setuea enrolled it was necessary to surrounding country apprentlyj Hr olleg it daases? lnakin to reach the banks of organise iresnman jngnsn ucouuiau bra and freshman moiogy xiow evtf same staff of teachers is handling the worx mere Hav ing been no additional teachers engaged i In the grade the at tendance figures for the opening day were being tabulated Monday afternoon but were not complete However it was announced that more than 3000 grade school pu pils had enrolled' Oakland school was reported to have 30 more pupils than on the fitat day last year and vat least two other schools showed gains in attend ance The totals: are to be an nounced' Tuesday MANIACAL AXMAN KILLS WIE CHILD CHICAGO Sept i jna last night? a flfl flvfl fl Iflfl fl I fl VwAwiinff nvpr seven weeno ar a invelecu marriage a man rAE whirled a long handled ax with state gafety director' 1 flflfl fr flz4 flr KlS i Tfl fl fl fla' flfl t4 fr A 1 ORD RETURNS HOME DTROTT Sent (AP) Henry ord suh tanned from a Afl wrftAle LUICO YVCCrkD AAVA AAA wweo rwvw tion came back to his Dearborn I 1 1 I iw I offices today I Officials or tne rora mow a a fr said the motor magnate coming with to his office this morning Indi mine wha th cated he would continue his icy of refusing comment on the note he did not stop tc ep air NRA automobile which he damage but proceeded with has not signed 'BotaVan Orman and Trotter were in bad shape Barrett re Last Rites for Grey ported to the head office of the LONDON Sept Ontario Hydro Electric company Statesmen peers diplomats and in Sudbury Their clothing was many other notables attended an cut to ribbons and the soles of impressive memorial service in their shoes were worn through Westminster Abbey today honor OVERJOYED BY RESCUE Ing Viscount Grey of allodon never saw two men in my who died last Thursday ilife who were so glad to see an i I other human being as they were Barrett said nouerea wun irst Industry to Win Blue Easle aces Consumers Test i NEW YORK Sept ll AR lrt to win th few? Ifl textile industry is now facing a test of consuming publics ability foreBt gtation aa quickly as pos a 9 i ki Die unwArrt nnenomenauv irom joaruu Va a ACiuio ttWAVAS oAaw a Tne iniormauon reveivcu through July carried forward by the powerful driv ng force of a I baUoon landed in the ir YC I Te ma gami forest reserve sunaay During the past six September 3 The bag was badly ever there has been a moderate recession I The silk and cotton goods in nTCpnvnrrC PPPAT dustries have suffered the mostUJ3VAiljLJ i pronounced setback while rayonl POWER IN ATOMS production is cohlahuiux i Trnc Scot capacity levels Woolen wor ASTthlSid dis sted goods nttle credited the theory that immense been marching forward with little couM from ange wwppjzwjrnnTjg breakdown of the atom STS ok I rtrioVu Acuities have admittedly slowed of he said be down production In goods trade however the prtas Xancement of Science mg problem is to create an ade yo ho ct8 a B0Urce of ioiXS £0 festooned with higher price tags these atoms is talking moon In this connection the industry shine has been encouraged by signs of nn enlarged retail buying August oneilS jjuiiv retail volume in dry goods And CHICAGO Sept apparel was substantially ahead of james Sammons notorious vMrsrn Sentember ssoooo' bond to Si Al flfl jUVUTSV SVSXV neeLed to MOW a conuuuuuu this trend 1 court to answer two cnarges 01 As a result of thenew federal to "kill tax which went intol 2 effect Aug as well as the read justment of working schedules in accord with the NRA oper atlng costa of the textile industry I have inevitably advancea orecast for Indiana: Partly canital arC cloudy probably showers in north hirst Day oi scnooi NEW YORK Sept More than 1130000 children filed into classrooms of New York to day for the first day of school An estimated 20000 of them were i there because of baa child labor aflflfl frfrA tneir approvaj wa ould you take a amenament wmeu pennies we have The re tha 18th can become part of the I fl fl fl 7 a a tn Uavfa I Quest Rranteu nuseauruutt uauucu aam eeiriir mn nr mnm an wui ua i Iaatv fitinii nTsrir mv rns ffvijiii held their 'elections by Nov Stage a canvas sac than 300 former mtY rIEE THREAT Saturday Roy Weils company ac army officer dmanaoa nettop PORTLAND Me Sept de Cespedes whose brief regime (AP) Maine polling booths I began a month ago opened today for a vote nil fl I finT I Santiago there were dlsquiet of the 18th amendment which I I II 1 1 1 II I II 1 1 I III I hng reports that heavily armed most observers iqoked upon as a I If 1 1 I I Illi In I 1 1 I bands roamed the countryside preliminary skirmish in a fightl I Illi LUllU LUUI ready for revolution in' behalf of by repealists to wipe the I ns I HHII nifimn former President Mario Me bone dry laws from the constitu II I I 1 1 1 1 HI II I I UL" nocal that unrest led merchants tion IjnLLliLIIV nnuLiliJ to theIr and that Anti repeal leaders were not LUUII IIIIUUIIW lmy offlce refused t0 return to ONlftR nrelr ap 75 years of state prohibition in (Jf III 111111111 III And in Central Park the event Maine today should 5000 persons met to hear agita oin the 25 other states which al VanOrman and Trotter Miss ti fl a2a 1 fl A A A I ready have signified disapproval ri if i as lending itself to machinations of the federal prohibitory laws mg More Than a Week of Wall shout While the state supreme court CAIInri lll frnm klarrkhinqi Down with Yankee imperialism ruled the constitutional 1 conven 1 rOUntl III iTOITI riaruSnipSland demand the withdrawal of in I IQ country ban waters ZXA A A TJX I Dawnawe hv eHTYimUnlstS 77 aa Ward Van Orman and rank demanded that American marines JL I A Trotter American ballonlsts Cuban and advo who participated In the James Gordon Bennett cup race from () rLLLLCL 1 40 Chicago and who" had been miss a I ling more than a week were found Klorv Qloirj today between Sudbury and Abitibi lYlRH LMdlll tranvnn in northern Ontario Thev vfrwaJ were ill from the hardships they BIG BAY Mich 11 (AP) had undergone in the bush coun vmJ8flfl fl flflfrl am flwai Mllfa CT I frfl A rjlitiing iuc0iiuuci under canvas in an automobile CUT DOWN PHONE POLE trailer Henry ord left his Huron I in order that the outside world mountain vacation camp here Sat might learn of their plight the Urday noon for a return trip to two balloonists cut down a tele Detroit it was learned' today phone pole 4 knowing that repair A fenowmembex the Huron men woulfebe isent out tojfix the rhntint ain ''lodger where the motor They attached to the magnate and wife spent the pole theIollowing note ifl fl a1jI frAlThnnA nnlfT past mree weena a flcviuuCu region of upper penin 1 Sept 10 by'vU Coodyear bal sula revealed today that the motor loon team of Van Orman fl I rPIfl fl A A a 1 A a a men would aid us ini getting to civilization from here! vZe will continue south along the high voltage line Please come after us We have a gun and food but are both sick evi Jdently from ptomaine poisoning ire your guns three times and release nurry Patrolman James Barrett was ET I A II II I I I MLN I iw.