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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-10-27

Philadelphia first hotel exclusively for
women has recently been opened.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-10-27
WANTED.

Waitress. Hoadley's Cafe.
204stf
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-12

'sDoA'Ts"-FOn WISHING.
Don't Wish you could find . iob-Find a.
Don't wish you could rent your apart
ment-neni u.
nua't wiaA yoa could sell your house.
Sell Il.
by usiar the Hsfald's Classified Columns,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-12
MARRIAGE ENDS
LARCENY CASE
Miss Madeline Williams
Webs Man Who Had
Her Arrested

A. larceny case that was brought
20 a climax In Albuquerque In the
arrest OF Mrs Madeline Williams and
VIVIAN Murray has been closed In
Los Angeles with the marriage Of
Miss Williams to u. s. Bradley. mo-
lion picture promoter. the complain
ant In the case.
Williams ana Miss Murray were In
Jail here for several DAYS following
thoir arrest and were returned to Los
Angoc IS only last week where the
pr.n'ipits inal.y had a love feast
and cleared the whole tansic up.
Tho rumants began several years
agu when Nina Madeline Williams.
then - years OF age, lett "a convent
hchuol and urisd to face the world
alone. she met Il. !. Bradley. other-
Wise known nH w. Lesley Walker,
now president uf the ~ lied Produc-
lions company OF Hollywood. MIR.
Bradley was married at the time they
mst. lie believed mis- wife to be dead.
Tor T." mad not heard from her for
seven years. but he was not sure.
Bccaus7 OF the uncertainties Of the
situation. air. Bradley and Wiss VIII
Iams. according tn the stoiy told In
court In Los Angeles established a
hum~ together without the prelimi-
nary uf u wedding She SAYS he prom
ia'd la murry her. and the evidence
war w. tHf fAAfAA AnAA AltHn NAllliillN
was a ways received socially as Mr.
Bradley wife.
ono day he wcn to san Francisco
pu busincsn. He l,ft Miss WILLIAMS a
blank check TO cover certain bills,
While he was In san Francisco he
learned that she had drawn out all
%. his money In the pank ana left
the city with William Murray, Soc
Rotary OF hia company. and j. u,
Cooley. u of hs statesmen, he
charged.
Ait, bradley engaged mn uirp.anc
and came 10 i.na Angc cs. lie hw IRE
u y complaint, charging Miss Will
Hams and Mr.. Murray with grand
larceny. TIE trio returned from Al
buquerquc, where they had gote aud
Miss Williams was placed In jail
Tuesday she was In court. but an
not take the sand. The fact. seen,-i
ed to point tI . solution Of the tanglc
by Mr.. Bradley marrying Mrs vii
linms. Hts former wife Is legally
dead. no tliere was no obstacle. Justice
Summarized nmrrled the couple. He
disrhaged both M. Murray and Miss
VII Jams. frohi the criminal charge.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-12
Heating Plant in Your
Home?

II you are going to Install a heating
plant or build u rev home 10 have u
heating system o VII snVo, money
by taking a sccOnd hand boiler war
rantod tn he IN good condition. I have
two heating hollcis ia S'cllcrt cOn-
dition that have been used One iq
an Ideal Se"tioual east water boiler
number WEBB. rated 1895 81. II. 81
radiation. This han been used on"
season only aud cost new s350O0. j.
* in firat-class condition and | win
sell Il Tor $2t5.00. Another splendid
heating boiler ~ a Spencer Steam.
Mugnzire-F'ced Tubular boiler num-
her 2 II with n rated capacity Of 700
50, II. OF radiation. This n in first
ciass condition and costs ut the factory
In Scranton $4,000 plus freight to Al
~buquerquc. VIII sell this spencer
boiler for $3.50 90. Both may he seen
at strumquist's shop, a23 n. Sixth 81.
Albuquerque. These boilers are both
Just right for requirements In chang
Ing an unsatisfactory boiler.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-12

Townlcy-I see o raise your own
vegetables.
small garden 80 hs to keep the chick
ems at home.-Boston Transcript.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-12
People You
Know


George II. alderman OF SOC South
Walter. left FOR Chicago today on a
short business trip.
Frank Springer left for Los Anse-
les last night on business. He will be
gone u fcw days.
Miss Emilia Garcia OF Ration. who
has been the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs.
y. u. Garcia OF SO3 West Marquette
avenue. lcft last evening for Berke-
ley, calf, who're she Will be a student
In the University or California this
winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. y. zeIser and
children have gone to California.
They will visit Mr.. and Mrs. Eddy
Elburry at Coronado Beach and Mrs.
$. Truitt at Long Beach. They will
he away six weeks.
Mrs. G MenKc arrived from her
home In Iowa yesterday to Whit her
daughters Mlss Rose M.nke and Mrs.
Jnmcr J.. H%annifnh and family of 12a
West silver.
Mrs. Ivan Crunsfcld and two
%daugntrrs a.e %AptnGr.g the ~eek IA
Denver.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles NECTAR re-
turned lant night from III paso where
they have been visiting relatives.
Herman Schweizcr of the Harvey
system rctui ned last night from n
business trip 10 Los Angeles.
captain II. NJ. Spivey. veteran oTi-
clul of the Harvey system. In In the
city today for n short visit. Captain
Spivey IN now stationed In Kansas
city aud IA on his way TO California
FOR "a vacation.
Gregory Page. well known Gallup
banker, II attending TO business III the
city today.
W. G.. Lawrence. manager OF the
Charles llfeld company wholesale
houses ~ Gallup. Is here on bust
ness.
DR.. 4. l.. Enloe. superintendent Of
the SCcorrD public school Is an Albu-
qucrquc visitor.
Aianaslu Montoya, dealer In school
supplies, will go 10 III Paso tonight on
a business trip.
w. 4. Groves. oil man and merch-
andise broker. has returned from a
stay OF several weeks NJ Wichita
Tails. Texas.
Maci.cnn Wilson. deputy national
flclu y. out executive Tor the boy
scout with headquarters In New
\ DIRK. hus zone TO Las Vegas to make
u survey OF scout conditions. Upon
his return hore Friday, he will make
pans to 40 "a Roswell. where $4,000
ihie wv u ~ ~ RNChN
y. katz, proprietor of the Albu-
qucrque Bargain store. has left for
eastern cities ON n buying trip. lc
Will he gone abOnt tour weeks.
Mrs. i,uiph Mrcncm ANA AIhh HclcE
Mrcnom Oi t'urt Siinth,' An, siste!-iu-
law and sister To- Juul;u lfdwIn
Mcrh,m. WHO ~ sltt.ng for Judge NJ.
T.. Hickey, passed through Alhuuuei .
que to-day on their way to SOrOrru.
where they VIII be the guests ~
Judge aud Mrs. Merritt G. Mechem.
George Il. Brown yesterday filed
suit Tor 81. 700 agaipst the Iirothcr-
hood OF American Yeomen III Dcs
Moines, Iowa, Tor Raymond w. Brown
ana Grace r. Brown-1iIcon. minors,
vi whom George n brown Is guardian.
The suit Ia brought TO try to enforce
the pay mrnt OF an insurance policy Of
$1,000.
Souhie Gnrcia de Chavez filed a suit
FOR divorce today against Samuel
Chavez. They were married In
toncho. Ariz., and Chavez still resides
there. The plaintiff alleges non-sup-
poit, cruel AID inhuman treatment
and abandonment.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-12

Saddle Hor~rs-.RnL.'%-rnone IS.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-02
REPUBLICANS SPLIT
ON BONUS MEASURE,
SEE LONG DELAY
Plans to Force Bill Through
House on Monday Aban-
dOned by Leaders.
BY United Press:

By United Press:
WASHINGTON. May solder
aid legislation in congress today
faced indefinite delay due 20 failure
or house republicans. meeting I'm
caucus last night, 10 indorse the
bonus bill as reported from the ways
and means committee
OutspOken satisfaction against
several features OF the measure be-
came suddenly apparent I'm the re-
publican ranks. AS result an
plans 20 force the bill through the
house Monday have been abandoned.
Republican leaders admitted 30
probably will be impossible to pass
the measure through both houses
before the congressional recess early
IN June Some members predicted
no bonus legislation VIII b. passed
this session.
Insist on Modification.
Rep. Good Iowa. chairman OF
the appropriations committee. ue-
clared the bill must undergo many
notifications If 1t is 10 be passed by
this congress.
The caucus after four hours or
heated debate adjourned 20 meet
again. probably the latter part of
next week. on the call Of Chairman
Towner. Iowa.
Should the republican nationa,
convention declare iu favor of a bo-
nus leaders said action probably
will be taken during the summer, but
II a strong plank is written iu the
platform for reduction Of taxes the
bill is virtually certain 10 be handed
over TO the next congress in Decem-
Der.
Democrats Oppose Form
The main objections Of the re-
publican insurgents were lodged
against the sales taxes but bonus
advocates were surpris ed TO find
opposition 20 several other features.
A petition signed by 6S insurgents
was presented. declaring for the
bonus, but vOiCing unalterable op-
position 20 the sales levy. Demo
Gratis are solid against the bill i'm it's
present form and with such a large
bolt from the republican ranks, the
combination could defeat the meas
ure.
The caucus broke Up when Ford
ney. angered at the attacks on the
bill. declared that some members
were getting cold feet" and that
any man who voted against the
bonus IS coward"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-02
Democrats Oppose Form.

VINCENNES, Ind.-City cops are
on the Warpath for stray dogs and
cats as "a means To reduce living
costs The animals destroy gardens
and kill chickens, the police say.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-02

Mr.. Cleveland is president of the
Package Sales Corp. South Bend;
director Of Union Trust Co. South
Bend, and vice president OF the
Mfg Co, Plymouth
RE has never held public office,
and is a type of man needed in the
admir- istration of public affairs,
which often suffers from the lack
of levcl-headed business men,
WalkertOn Independent.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-02

THURSDAY 50 DAY.
Next Thursday, May 9Th. is s. day.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-02
Your Money Never Strikes

1t makes profit for you day and night if invested
in a good profit earning stock such
offering.
To enable accept of the unlimited pos
siblities for business offering SIS, 000
worcestershire. % cumulative Preferred
Stock AT PAR $4,000 per share). dividends
payable quarterly Stock redeemable
before specified date a sos 90 per share
With each shares of Preferred Stock
giving share of Common Stock (Par value
$4,000, book value $4,000, which with the
redeemabe value gives the Preferred Stock
earning value of about u %.
RIDENOUR GARMENT COMPANY incorpo-
rated under the laws of the of Indiana in
1909
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Common Stock
$4,000, Preferred Stock SIS .000
ASSETS triple entire capitalization of Preferred
Stock.
CAPACITY for one-half million dollars annual
business.
HAS ALWAYS made profit and NOW HAS the
best outlook in its history
BUSINESS for first quarter triples same period of
any previous
The Ridenour Garment Co. during its many
years of operation has established thousands
Of satisfied customers and has a large
sales force of high grade
The various branches of this business are being
managed by of years of experience and
the best interest of every stakeholder.
This Preferred Stock being the first lien or the
assets of the Company is of the at
tractive offered to conservative buyers who
desire generous and certain profits their in
Vestments
We will be pleased have you come to our fac
tory and make a thorough investigation of the
unlimited value of this offer. or write
Riden0ur Garment Co.
2o1-213 E Wayne ST., South Bend, Indiana.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-02

SATURDAY-DOUGLASF FAIRBANKS in 'FL
two reel western DRAMA and PATEIE NEWS
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-02

fahe, the et BRoCKwEII
the
andpop ureraL"
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1920-06-05
Divorces Which Can Be Stopped Only by
Being Made Improbable.
By GEORGE ALLAN SMITH, Denver Attorney

There need of Legislative reforms for the of making
selfish shameless couples obtain legal separation Usually
type involve cd couples They only stopped by being
made improbable.
only strong influence divorce
they either settlement
which these hs marriages indulge whenever there
enough money sight make the amony question fighting
prize.
might he worth the while of spiritual leaders look
presenting the coming legislature amendment
would divorce couples
either amony entirely limit it to such would enable
ve according the wealth of the other
ing and average standard of the community
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1920-06-05
Mississippi Valley Tired of Being Back Yard
of Atlantic Coast


The Mississippi valley embraces oryone of the
population and than cent OF
the material produced the United States The bulk of the
and lies within its
boundaries
half the valley has in fact unctioned
largely the Atlantic seaboard The underlying
the ability the Atlantic seaoad through the east and
railroads control the of the valley and by system
relationship derena and tariffs shape the movement OF
develop Atlantic aboard financially
caly and indusrally.
The and the opportunity break this transportation control
valley low channels north and south
to its ports the gulf have
Mississippi Valley association has been organized strong
practical medium through people the valley make
affecting broad general interests of the region
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1920-06-05
Don't Slam the Door on the Reporter, Talk
to Him; He's Regular Guy"
By MORROW CRUM, Chicago Tribune

Don't slam the door on the reporer-talk to him.
Every city editor editor publisher
publish the truth he story and
he wants only facts Many reporter has been the
looking job little be true
Furthermore reporters all regular If the
devoted the business that he getting
there would be wealthy Chicago. good reporter
think fast the person he Interviewing he
enough about diplomacy and tact ask leading questions has be
every situation that might he has
before any else just what situation
Don't afraid of him when he jams his finger door bell
rings for hour He gentlemanhe knows and appreciates life
will be fair and squareh human and he honest Talk him
He's regular guy
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1920-06-05

result of the has been multiply the possOueS Oh SUN
dividual misunderstanding.
What all consciously to realize that nations eau "
be judged by few chance specimens of their clzens
They be judged by the OF their collective WILL maze
Judge Britain by her action nation during
the during if WILL month of the war-Apr l9lond
need be ashamed his citizenship or
his friendship.
Judge her action when she into the her whole
hearted and adoption compulsory military service and
striking the raonng of the food ana 1uel
millions friend OF America
need be other than proud of his citizenship his friendship
These great of the gold of unselfsh deaI!m IN
national souls and long after the her shouting and exageatons
have passed long after the false concentrations have been exposed
their faseness recognized ultimate essential verify the capacity
self in the IDEAL will bind nations
a of to mankind
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1920-06-05
Common Language a Bond and Barrier
Between British and Americans.
Rv SIR AUCKLAND GEDDEs British Ambassador to u s. A.

The cure for such ills as exist is | am sure, frank
" TO recognize that the common language Is at once
bond and barrier between the English and Amerl-
can neonles. and to work to strengthen its binding
mower and weaken it's separating influence 1t can be
done but it is not the work of a day or year.
The Engshman who saw his best girl OIL WIN
an American soldier sailor going to continue pray
ing that he diskes Americans, which is not what he
really means at all What he really means Is: l dis
like seeing my girl take any notice of another male
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-02
APPROVES
WATER POWER BILL
oTHER MEASURES ntE ~ RIA
Sos cr LACK or Ais
NcNArusg.
WAR ACTS NOT REPEALED


Washington The wAtss poser H.
vsaspmsai eia. sss years la the mak
snxs finally has seesaas las
Announcement thai Pressdeat VII
pan had aligned the measure prior Il
Iaa~ III ~As made at The Waite
House. At the sassss tssse II was an
noancsd thai be had failed Ia sigr
tae Jolni resalutsea Tepea iag most %
ine &ag tlaas lA~s, aAa the rndvrwuat
rvscisstssa praytdsHg ser EsgosiAtloas
wlsh Caaaa. relative 10 sas ssa barge
y q ies sAsgsaNsi- III sssas l2als ia..gas
Iaisea States,
h@saaes shs wafer power measure.
tAa president signed sesea el5fs,
rAsssd w the caes.as Gays NJ the ~
evns sssssoa 80 Congress They in
GUIDED al ACT Authorizing the enlist
meat la sae military fegess VI noa
tsnsiish speaking eissseas aEd altyAa.
And i've bridge btsls.
No explanation et The aelay in an
Rannciag tas p~fraldRnt's approval ui
the water power IT, was a4ady
The water poser sci wsll create a
federal iAasef rraslaisstna corr p,saed
Ut the setrelaffes al @ar. sgFica .t,4f~
and Interior TAis eetaAiasssu Wsil
have Autaprity eve all matters per
tanning 10 tAH development NJ water
pawar n which the federal sovern-
meat has igrss.iSt3an OF IN ~hAeh 81
IN Interested d. at awuef u lands ur
ether property ntgeaGary 20 such
pfst{ecta-
TaH rofafnissioa saay lssnr pte,laE
naty nefHalts hllgwiaF applicants three
sNatx In which tn fgsEae combinations
az water power projects. prepare
plans and make financial arrange.
meats The eo1nmi a on aise may iS
sae licenses for a tsTted ~ 80 wears
from expiration IT TIE preiimisary
psfaits or Il MaY reserve such
projects ~ should nv undertakes by
the federal government Preference
masl be given by ;hs eoin mission 10
STATES ara mgRiF,pa Stiles II they Ar.
equally adapted 10 utilis~ water re
sources.
Tho act also encourages The halid.
tnR ~ hesdsater storage reservoirs
TO sauallse power production. prrvent
tloasas ana obtain water for irrigation
purposes after telag used fer gens
eration ~ po~ey isroyssian IL made
for construction Of isSas 10 power
dams in ~narlEAals sir.afas 80 ~ 10
extend navigation int0 aprer reaches
OF rivera.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-02

net~eee 1900 and 10000 Delegates
Are Expected at cenysntten. 10
Last a Weeh.

Cleveland -~ Ma Gen. W. "a Loo
mass ard t'Ts Can John n Henn.
haads ~ the uniform rank. kaiRAtE a
Tsythias. together slih a gsseral com.
mttsee sTum all paris cf the country.
have tcta piated Plans hsfe for what
shes regard as the largest coarsHtioa
II sny s4cte' erd@T stsee prn~aY aavt.
Tss, wessa $4,000 aad ri taeo delegates
are expected IN sttena toe national
uaearaFssat In Cleveland. wht-h w3II
sast aer week. p@~eianine jay sa Mere
Tran ita3 t~bts hsge isssYn contracted
for ~ ts set az In E8Kewst|r PARK.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-02
ANOTHER RACE
RIOT N CHICAGO
TWO WAITE MEN AaE kiLLGn
AND A ncxER oThER pxn-
PIE INJURED
~----~~~~-~-~~~-~
NEGROES BURN v. S. FLAG
@~s~~-~~~~-~-~~-~
saijerts Skull Was setss ~ Dunn nsss
esiist--saiters Prossstss Barn.
Ing VI Fiss ~ fsssfe
Psfsdsrs-
NEGROES BURN y. 5. FLAG

Chisago-Two tn.n were killed. 3
doxen injured. two fatally. IN . race
rast here. The troanis started whea
= neSro agstAtor and his followers
burned ~ American fla6. The battle
ragged for m hear and hundreds of
sAats exchanged.
H. l. Rose, q white sailor from
the Great Iakes Naval Training Sta
tt0n. and Josrra Waite. A clerk.
we're shot 10 death almost imHs'
dlaieiy after the riotiag started, Jo
saph r. Owen, y Bsgso policeman, and
m uniaentlrssd negro wsre tataiiy
wounded. owen was shot four times
10 The body whea be undertook to stop
tAe trouble.
whites head vas srtl acrags the
ero~, leading police - belisyS ~
first that na had been ktfaea NSA Al
axe. Later. however. iayesgtxas..oh
stso~ed that his skail mad uecn apiis
by a dam dam bullet,
The Abyssiniaa ctub, a nesrG radi-
cal organization, staged d parade.
aeaded BY q negro leader snosa AZ
Fusgu, ste Was moaGtesa On A psAeS
aorer and followed . ~trleo!eged flag
u yellow, black and Er.sa.
Gel ga American flag. aae ot tho
sis@ sa,Aers from the asfeat, saAas ala.
ticn sheafsd. The sailors wery sar-
rounded by blacks. The parade halt,
aa. From out Ut the mob Of De-
xrpsx came a ulaH With the Stars and
stripes. iia was hauled 10 N Aato
moy,ile. -Four negroes selsed the tsag,
held Ii over thu sg4s NJ tha csr and
struck a match 10 II. With the tag
In fiames the sailors reaeved their
protests and were Joined ny aihsr
white men,
Several negroes who Witnessed the
fiag burning RAJ to q poolroom at
18th Street ans Indiana Avenue and
ssked aid ~ peFuoIs in the plsee la
preventing the act, Those in the pool.
roam and a number OF negroes pro
esea"d towards thu gathering NJ tho
blacks, They were losaea by the .ns-
gro policeman. Owen. He attempted
TO arrest oae Of The siag. burning ne
xrees
Owen started to search The MAJ for
a weapan when other at.grees Ia the
crowd were reported to have drawn
pistols,
immediately there was A tasillads
OF hallets, Owen went d0wn. Rose,
OF the sailors, was stabbed and
shot. He was dead when carried from
The street. White. who had rushed
10 assist Rose. MES cut down by \
shower Ut bullets.
The negroes who burned the Tag
remained In the auternoet bile aud fired
into the crowd with rifles,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-02
GOVERNMENT MILL
PROBE RACE RIOTS
aGvEh hE6Ro<s uNnER ARNEst
ron Part IN FLAG SUMMING
AND Ra0v.
winTE NAN Is ALSO HELL
s~syUsisaSns ssek To Mako Negroes
pissssisfAsa-Sa&r csasr VI Esha-
seis- yAsueMs ~ "a Va.
hind Massne.I

Chseago with NJ III lynAs. sasA BY
sae police TO be the Waite leader o,
an organization advocating the return
~ negroes TO Ahyssinsss Edward Red
sssag and sesen nrgrssss aadeF srres,
10 connection ~fth O sssss In the Chi'
esge hiArS helf that resulted IN the
kiiitnx Of tws white aaen ard the
veoandiax Of several nasroes. police
eaa fs9ssai etf!c.Fs began ND iassssf.
gatisE % ihs Star Order ~ Et1s8psaN
wecss members we're reported To have
participated In ihs affair
1uyas ~A6 fa'a tins tos'cu wv wSs
fsAa az the Modern Educational and
L.e;fsioas bureau ~ Washington, u,
g." denaed responsibility for tte VI.
fsir. eAssn,tng that he had hcgn
eltctAd stnu.a ises,feg Of A~hyvsialABs
she previous ssanaay and since then
LAD nothing 10 Do uttl tho move
~ ers, According 60 tes police ojeaAs
seeasifieb Esadias, who was said 10
l4sse as An Ahyssinian. ~ ore IT thW
~irsssfs M a YSra3s ta the Negro
quarter has, nhhi and the usa wso
turaed an Anseftran fsaw, shseh &C,
led 10 the rafting k~daiHg danial
ira sny past Ia the DISTURBANCE,
The police wefe stlll search ng Tor
tnerph f'rrncn, wso tn ssid ~ call
hsmeaH the ~Grnat An sstaiaa sea
HTS san. Accefdssg "a reA'rs. they
garht4a VA fantastic rsitneas slso
we're leaders u tAe parade.
According 90 the p~aIlrs ioaas cam
l.efe sssare time ago with s~tsnaayani
documents psos!aimsaE him he rvr
ttssentstige II Ahyssiata and sashcr
iKieg liim to encourage racial emf
grafton When questioned BY poiiee
.~fticery no said ne was n years old.
A Wrishman by htr,h. and it'@t he had
ly III tn shs United States siaee as
M sis years old.
Jones said saat he rad warned Fed
era, Officers last week cf the pro
rs)gst parade Of tire cglt and Inst they
should be or the watch fer trouble.
hat declared that na ssssnsin1 had
heen paid 10 his statement
Packages of pamphlets sx3iainsns
"Fgyt.ian secrets" wtrN taksn tram
neialsK. ffe had concealed them WI.
dor hia clothing. They we're he'd as
evidence III his alirFrd srtiyisies
negroes In sprradirg tbs cult
The inquest sste shs deaths ef
tTN ARIES i!oyt q eiaar ftor~ el@rS and
i~inhert |. Rose. a sailor, victims cf
ihs rioi, was Postponed until lane 20
81 the request n size police, Capt,
AZ thu Cnstsge Grove police
station declared thAt Re had tArae OF
the saea believed 10 ie implicated In
/ IA aesaal shensir. under arrest and
wanted more time X search for a
said to be a rngro former sol
a.