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ed by St. lvers in the other. They returned to Henniker and tried to rob lunch room proprietor, firing one shot at him, but were frightened away by the arrival of armed neigh bors. They then abandoned the Car in which they had come into the state and proceeded in the stolen Concord automobile.
 On "Wednesday morning. their gas oline had given out and they obtain ed small quantity at a garage Tn Warner. When this was used up they abandoned the car and seeing men approaching, took 10 the woods
 Examination of the prisoners clothing revealed St. lvers had an automatic revolver containing three cartridges and on the two men were found about 20 more cartridges.
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'7'CAGo Oct Establishments against 13 implicated Chcago American a cook county grand which has
  the again ciared.
 All of the indictments illegal for which Illinois
 
 Voeo but were reVoted theeAbe Ate eurnshad been ony unof fIciaIy mentioned the nvestiastion
 chase and Burns former and feather"esht sses Chicago bastball championship.
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CONVlCTS RECIPE THRILLING ESCAPADES

speed for the state line and into Connecticut. At Derby, Conn.,, they held up a man in another car and stole his overcoat and that of ? com panon, some money and the num- Der plate of the car, which they at tached to the automobile they were driving.
 Always with the idea in mind of eventually reaching Canada, they drove back and forth over Connecti- cut roads during Sunday and Mon- day. hoping to throw pursuers off the trail. On Tuesday they dashed into western Massachusetts and man aged to find their way to Spring field and Worcester then turned northward into New Hampshire. Al Concord they stole another automo- bile. Bassett drove this car, follow
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C0MPERS ATTACKS
 COOLIDGE ACTION
 IN BOSTON STRIKE

WILMINGTON, Del, Oct. 22.-An attack on Governor Coolidge. Repub- lican Wee presidential nominee. bas- ed on his actions in the Boston po- lice strike of 1919. was made tonight by Samuel Gcmpers MT. Gompers said ill an address that after the po- hcemen had left their posts Cover nor Collidge and his police commis- sioner. knowing full well the city would be unprotected withheld the power they commanded"
 Is Rank Hypocrite
 If the action Of the Boston police was a crime against civilization, what terms can describe the action. or inaction, of Governor Coolidge and his police commissioner" Mir. Com pers asked Who but a hypCcrite of the rankest kind could make a campaign of law and order upon such a record of cunning treachery and deception?
 "'There is no right to strike against the public safety by any body, anywhere, any time he Gov ernor Coolidge) shouts after having aided and abetted, counselled and advised one of the most vicious blows against law abiding com munity ever permitted to go unchal- lenged and unpunished.
 Branded "Police Batter"
 Imagine this contingency: The possible election of Senator Harding
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Rap And Defend U. 5. Comptroller
 At Bankers Meet

WASHINGTON, Oct. P. - Contro- versy over charges made by John Skelton Williams, comptroller of the currency, against certain New York bankers, came to a head today at the concluding session of the American Bankers association convention with the adoption of resolution condemn ing 'utterances" of an unnamed indiv- idual. Action was taken over the pro. tests of several members banks who argued that the controversy was be- York bankers and in no way affected the association
 The resolution declared that If such misleading differences were made for personal qualification or profit. they cannot be too severely denounced"
 Unfounded Hostility
 It added that the "utterances" com plained of, had created an "unfounded hospility" between bankers and the public and deplored such destIuc- tion of public confidence.
 Coincidently with adoption of the resolution, MT. Williams renewed his charges in a formal statement which declared the defense or the alleged acts of the bankers in New York had been feeble
 Opens Counter Attack
 Reading of the report of the reso- lutions committee by Francis H. Sis son, New York, opened the counter at- tack on Mir Williams in the conven- tion as well as his defense by sever- al speakers. His principal supporter was D. F. Guinan of Mahoney, Pa, who asserted that Mir. Williams was the most efficient and faithful comp troller of the currency ever in office" He called upon the convention to dis regard the controversy as a private quarrel, saying that members of the association had hot way of ascertain
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Threatens to Arrest Chicago's Chief of
 Police for Violation

CHICAGO, Oct. 22. - Assistant V District Attorney John Kelly tonight sent word to Chief of Pc lice John J. Clarity that ne would have federal warrant sworn out for the chief tomorrow unless all
 records and evidence gathered by the police in the investigation of alleged illegal traffic in whiskey were turned over to the federal officials. Mir. Kelly requested the records earlier in the day and Chief Garrity refused the request.
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MOTHER OF
 BANDIT IN. JAIL; LOOT. ON PERSON.

CLEVELAND, Oct 22.-Two wom en, said to be the mother and sweet. heart of Albert Joyce, the bandit who was killed during the. battle yesterday following the robbery Of the Cleveland Trust company's branch at Bedford. were held by the police tonight for investigation.
 Bag of Unset Diamonds
 Jewelry valued at S35,O 900 includ. ing unset diamonds worth sl7.OOO. and $3500 in cash were found on the elder woman when she was search. ed. according to the police. The women were seized when they at tempted to get possessicn of Joyce's body.
 The younger woman gave the name of Hazel Grey and later that of Norma Scott. and said her home was in Oakland. Calif
 Offered Matron Bribe
 While being searched, the elderly woman is alleged to have offered the matron 5000 if she would with hold the information concerning the hidden jewelry and money
 George "Jigs" Losteiner, said to be the leader of the bandits, and two of his confederates. Harry Stone and Orville Taylor, who were wound ed and captured, were indicted by the Cuyahoga county grand jury to day on charges of robbery in con- nection with the holdup. Three true bills" were returned.
 Face Murder indictments
 Losteiner. however. faces two in dictments for first degree murder.
 The members of the bang who es caped after the battle were still at large tonight
 Eight Bedford residents who took part in the repulse of the robbers, were rewarded today by the Cleve- land Trust company. F. W. Porter, who killed Joyce. received 1000.
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board of estimate. deelar,no that "tne building trust, the milk trust. the coal trust and the other trusts have built a wall about New York greater than the great wall of China"
 While the legislative committee quizzine the witnesses in one chamber of the city hall, the board Of estimates meeting in another, reseinded four con tracts involving approximately s7,ooo.- 900 worth of work in New York coun- tvs proposed court house. The mayor also authorized Commissioner Hirsch. field to make searching investigation Of all contracts for school houses.
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Trusts Haue Built Wall About NY. Greater Than Wall of China---Hylan

NEW YORK, Oct. 22.-New York " Is ready to suspend all public work until it is shrdl works until it is learned if there is "open competition in bidding for the work"
 This announcement was made late today by Mayor hyIan, when the joint legislative committee adjourned until Nov. 4, after it's counsel had asserted it had only scratchsd the surface in its inVestig 1tlcn of the "building trust"
 Developments in the building situa- tion came in dramatic fashion today
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WARNER, N. H., Oct. 22.-George St. lVers and Marcus sassett, who escaped from Sing Sing prison at Ossining, N. Y., last Saturday night, were captured today in the foothills of kearsarge mountains. The men, tired and hungry, were surprised eating apples under a tree by the roadside by members of posse and surrendered without resistance. They readily admitted their identity and tonight were on their way back to the prison in custody of Warden Lewis Lawes end three prison keep CTS.
 St. Ivers and Bassett talked free ly after their capture. They said that their first move after escaping from the prison was to steal an au- tomobile nearby. They drove at top
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Democratic Candidates for Senate and Governor
 Also Head Republican State Ticket in Georgia

Ga. 22The nominees placed the November
  the 1iCant ticket be presidential of
  republican The and ballot Edwards
 
 
 the name of Thomas W Iardwicl for governor.
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According to testimony presented "at least several hundred thousand dollars" was bet and won on the world series. Chase was the man to suggest throwing the series, it was said, and called in the others to help him. Harry Long. q Chicagoan. told the jury be alone placed S27 900 in bets on Cincinnati for Sport" Suni- van of Boston and testimony has been received concerning many other large bets. 1t was said
 indict Alleged Gamblers
 Besides Chase. Attell and Burns. to- days indictments covered two alleged gamblers. Sullivan and a man known to the jury only as Brown" and the eight players owned by the Chicago
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FIXES PER CAPITA WEALTH OF U. S.
 AT s51.o6; INCREASE

WASHINGTON. Oct. o. Dis tribution of money in the country outside of the amount held in the treasury and federal system was estimated at $51.06 per capita on September l, or an increase of Sl3.lS over July l. 1917, by the federal reserve hoard tonight.
 The board put the general stock of money in the country on Sep tember l at S7,997, ,0S0.S20; the amount held in the treasury at $4S5, ,SS4,277 the amount held by federal reserve banks at $2,031.- 4,93S, and the amount held out side these government agencies at $5,479, 6S1 cog.
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ELIHU ROOT
 M|SSTATED FACTSSAYS. SEC. COLBY.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 22. - Secre- tary Colby issued a statement tonight asserting that there was "a plain mis- statement of facts" in the recent ad- dress made by Elihu Root, dealing with the league of nations covenant.
 q fear that the only poin in Mir. Roots mind was to serve his party MT. Colby's statement said. MT Root is wrong. What he says is wrong. What he seeks to do is wrong. l half suspect MT. Root knows this"
 DweIls on Article Ten
 Mir. Colby addressed his statement particularly to the question Of Article 10 of the covenant as presented by Mir Root.
 MT. Roots statement that Article 10 is an attempt to carry over and continue for all time, as part of the organization to preserve peace, the eX- ercise of power by the conquering na- tions in closing the war, is a plain misstatement of fact" MT. Coioy said. Indeed. it is complete inversron 1 the truth"
 His further objection to the substi- tuition in any event of physical or arm ed force for the moral force which is relied upon in the other provisions of the covenant, indicates a complete insensibility to the instruction of events and the lessons of the worlds recent and narrowing experivnce."
 Court lifeIess Thing
 The idea of an international court of justice, to which MT. Root has just contributed his enthusiastic labors, has admittedly been a lifeless thing. hopelessly beyond realization, con- ceded by it's sponsors to be impotent and impracticable until the success of the league of nations effected a po- litical organization of the world pow CTS, for the first time gave the court a background and promise that its decrees will be effective If there is one thing which the war has taught the nations of the world, it is that the projects discussed at the two Hague conferences for restraining war, and the peaceful regulation of internatIon- al conduct, were utterly valueless and illusory.
 "It Is Article 10, which for the
 first time, has given vitality and
 significance to the project of a
 league of natons. 1t is this un-
 deriving and ultimate sanction Of
 joint force. susceptible of being
 Invoked in the final analysis by
 the nations charged with the pres
 erVation of world peace, that
 makes the league real thing in-
 stead of an academic theme.
 Not that force will be empioyec,: indeed it is the hope of the sponsors of the league and it's adherents that the practical unanimity of the world in the formation of the new covenant will give to the provisions it contains, amoral pressure of such weight as to obviate the recourse under any con- ceivable conditions Co force; and yet the fact tha. the mechanism of force is present m the league as means of final and conah. ice assertion !: it's will becomes in ifeli an elemen. ir the moIal strength Of the covenant"
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PLAN CHARITABLE WORK

ST. LOUIS. Oct. 22. - A comprehen- sive program of charitable and wei fare work which includes the estab- lishment of home for incurables and a tuberculosis sanitarium and erec- ton of new buildings in several cities where the denomination maintains ed at the international convention of the Disciples of CErists today.
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WILL NAME COMMISSIONER

WASHINGTON, Oct. p. - The United States has accepted the invi- tation of the league of natiCns to appoint a member of the commission considering the Aland island dis pute between Sweden and Finland. The name Of the commissioner prob ably will be announced tomorrow. if he accepts the appointment.
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Girl Witness Tells Jury She Does Believe Kisses and Caresses" Indicate Insanity; Alienists Cross Wires in Wanderer Trial

CHICAGO, Oct 22.-Dr. Clarence Neymann, alienist, today told the jury trying Carl Wanderer for the murder of his wife. that he believed the defendant ito be entirely sane" Dr. William J. dickson. another ,alienist, told the jury last Wednes- had the mind of a ten year old child"
 Miss Julia Schmitt, F year old girl who was courted by Wanderer
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LAST OF CAMPAIGN SWINGS COMPLETED
 BY COP. NOMINEE:

MARION, Ohio. Oct 22. - The last of his campaign swings outside Ohio completed, Senator Harding took real holiday today before starting work on the series of speeches he will deliver next week in principal cities of his own state.
 After his arrival here late ID the morning on the special train which carried him on his excursion into New York state. he looked at his office for only short while and then left for a forty-Inile motor ride to Mans field and game of golf
 Takes Complete Rest
 It was the first time in several weeks that he had taken so compiese a rest from the cares of the campaign. Although he appeared in perfect health. the strain of his speaking trips mad left him tired and he said he want ed to refresh himself with some whole some physical exercise before taking up the home stretch of the campaign.
 Tomorrow the nominee will begin preparations of his final campaign ut terances, to be delivered on the last four nights of next week to meetings in Cleveland. Akron. Cincinnati and Columbus. No more front porch dates have been booked, and these four ad- dresses may be the only ones he will
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BIG VALUE TO MICHIGAN

DETROIT. Oct. 22-The value to Michigan Of a tidewater route con- pecting the Great Lakes with the At lantic was outlined today by Repre- sentative shippers and business men who testified before the information al joint waterways commission that opened a three day hearing here. No opposition was voiced by the dozen or more persons who testified.
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TWO CENT POSTAGE REMAINS

WASHINGTON, Oct. 22.- Postal estimates to be. submitted to the coming session of congress, Post master General Burleson said today, will nct recommend any increase in the two cent first class letter rate, in connection with any plan of taxa tion revision and will renew the de partment's previous recommenda7
 tions for q one cent local delivery
 rate g"
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BEDS, IN NJ TE, I THREATEN LIFE
 OF X. M, LANDS

INDIANAPOLIS, Oct 22. - A few minutes prior to his address before the Indiana state convention of school teachers, Federal Judge K. M. Landis, received an anonymous note threat ening him if he continued his attacks on the radical movement in America The judge referred to the note in his address and declared that 1t was the attitude of the radicals during the war that was responsible for the fact that the bodies of thousands of American soldiers lie in France.
 Note Comes Unsigned
 The note, unsigned, was delivered by mail to the hotel where he is stop ping. It said:
 For the last time, you are
 warned to keep your d-n mouth
 shut concerning charges that you
 have made against radical move
 ments in speeches at Chicago
 towns in which you have spoken
 Judge Landis in referring to the note, said:
 My sole hope at this hour is that may live out my life in full, so that may fight the reasonable crowd of men who planned and supported the St. Louis platform of the socialist party. The socialists did not omit one opportunity to embarrass the govern ment, and I intend to omit not one opportunity of calling it the attention of the people"
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MOTHER FIRES TWO SHOTS INTO
 TEACHER FOR SCOLDING HER BOY

CHICAGO, oct. 22.-Mrs. Car melita Rindoni today shot Miss Rosalind Reynolds, school teach CT. twice, because Miss Reynolds had reprimanded Mrs. Rindonfs 10-year-old son, Herman. Miss Reynolds is in a hospital where her condition is not considered
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before and after the death of his wife. testified again today, telling the jury she had never known Carl to do anything which indicated in' sanity.
 Pressed for information concern ing Wanderers attentions to her, she said he kissed and carressed her." but added that she didn't thinb that indicated insanity"
 Taking of testimony is expected to be- finished tomorrow.
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critical. Police nave been unable to find Mrs. Rindoni. but Herman has been placed in the detention home. Herman was said by school official to have playeo truant frequently and was reprimanded several times.
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TO AMERIcANlzE IMMIGRANTS

WASHINGTON, Oct 22-Plans for
 Americanization of immigrant mem
 bers were emphasized today at the bi- ennial session of the United Lutheran church. Reports of mission boards
 told of the work being done to famil- iarize such Lutherans with the Eng fish language.
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had learned that recently Drewes and William P. Brines, the Univer- sity of Pennsylvania freshman who is being sought on a warrant charg- ing him with Drewe's murder. had differences over a girl upon at least two occasions
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Rush Poisoned Couple to N. Y. Hospital

NEW YORK, Oct. 22-Misha Ap- pelbaum founder of the Humanitar. ian cult, and his wife, were removed to a hospital tonight suffering from the effects of poison which they told the police had been taken by mis- take. It was said both were rest
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ing comfortably"
 Neither explained how the mis- ,9ke occurred. Appelbaum and his first wife were separated in 1917 because of ''temperamental differ ences." He married his present wife. who was Helen s. Yorke, a musician, on April ', this year
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KINGS coNolrIoN uNcHANeEp

PARIS, Oct 22.-An Athens mes sage received at the Greek legation at 10 D. m. reported little change in the condition of King Alexander. It said hope for his recovery still was entertained, however.
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Believe Jealously Caused Murderous Crime

PHILADELPHIA, Oct 22.- Jeal
 ousy may have been the motive for the killing of Elmer c. Drewes, the Dartmouth senior, whose body was found last Sunday morning in the outskirts of the city with a bullet through the head. Tn advancing this theory tonight, the police said they
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CHICAGO GRAND JURY .JNDICTS l3 PERSONS
 M BASEBALL SCANDAL

Chase and Burns Former Major League Players and Ate
 Once Featherweight Boxing Champion of World Accused by Witnesses Being Three of Clique Which Framed World Series and Arranged Brbe Chicago White Sox for Sums said to Range up $1OOOO Try and Lose Games
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Find Body of Strang|ed Woman;
 Killed During Fierce Struggle

YORK, Oct 22The unidentified
  by today cIump West Indications
 
 apparently about3 old
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ARIZONA: Saturday and Sunday fair south, unsettled north portion; somewhat warmer.
Evening star., 1920-03-19

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Of the pedestrians are set at naueht. I"
said Mr.. Brownlow.
He advocated that it should he ra
Quired by law for all public vehicles
to be equipped with taximeters- 40
that the rate should come ultimately
under the Public Utilities Commits
sion.
Commissioner Brownlow said that he
regards the traffic hearing now being
neld oy the Zihlman subcommittee as
one OF the most important legislative
acts which the District committee has
taken up He believes that under a
heavily for passing a street car stop
ped. to leave on or take on passengers.
Views Of RinggoId Hart.
Ringgold Hart. assistant corpora
ton counsel. who has been in charge
of preliminary traffic hearings at the
Police Court. also strongly urged an
establishment of a traffic court and
requirement by law to have all for
hire automobiles equipped with taxi
meters.
Representative Zihlman explained
to Mr.. Hart the situation at the Wash
ington Terminal station. Mr.. Hart
said his theory was that the highway
in front of the station. although pri-
vately owned, was dedicated to pub
lie use.
He explained that he had brought
test cases now pending before the
court and arranged them so as to
cover every phase Of the situation
through a desire to get a definite rul-
ing from the court. Regarding Sec
ton Is of the bill. which considered
the rights of public hackers, Mr. Hart
said he would like to see as many
public hackers as taxicabs in front Of
hotels or other places Of large gath
erings.
Evening star., 1920-03-19
MAN ENTERS WINDOW
OF WRONG APARTMENT
.Harly Morning Caller Apologies
for His Intrusion-Thief Robs
S. w. Fox.

d. Ardeshir B. Irani. occupant of
an apartment at 1921 T street asked
the A'olice to find a white man who
paid ia visit to his apartment about
= o'clock yesterday morning. The
visitoa climbed through an open win
dow. IA aking noise enough to awaken
the doctor and his wife, and when
asked What he was doing there he
coolly sA ggested to DR.. Irani that he
should Apt get excited.
II just got in the wrong placer
the intruder explained when ques-
toned.
II beg y1,ur pardon" he added, and
left the apA rtment.
Police of the eighth precinct in
vestigated yesterday mornings affair
and reported that the man who en-
tered the APARTMENT was in the gov
ernment servd ce and that he had made
an honest mis- take.
Two months ago. DR.. Irani stated,
a man made :En unsuccessful attempt
to enter his apartment through the
door.
No mistake was made by an in
dfvidual who visited the apartment of
s. W. Fox, first floor of the Ontario.
early this morning. An open window
made it easy for him to gain access
and he worked s& noiselessly that he
did not arouse anybody. He stole a
diamond ring worth $3.50. cameo pin
valued at $50, two Egyptian coins
and several car tickets.