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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-06

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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-06

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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-06

CE vENDE MUY BARATO un auto
- moyil "Oldsmobi,e" de siete pass-
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to para negocios. P. o. Box S5, Baya
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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-06

CE ALQUILA on 81 Tobacco Pala.
ce", TetuAn go, habltaciones Nnaz
e dc nm apartamente) propias para VI
vtenda u snciRas. InfsrmarAn en- .
segundo piso, ixquierdA.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-06

CE vENDE:-Un autOm6vil 'Hud-
son-supersix En- perfecto es-
tado, para paseo y Wales. Mitad de pre-
Gle. Informaran P. o. Box 26.-san
Juan. P. R.-P. ~
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-05-12
BROWNSVILLE FARMER IS
CHAMPION POTATO RAISER
OF VALLEY FOR THIS YEAR

In the face Of frost and late cold
weather, which reduced the irish potato
yield a. whole. ia some eases cutting
VT to a. low as twenty bushels and tu
an average of less than ~. the cNper-
fence Of Domingo Ayala, brownsville
farmer living about four miles up the
military road entities him to the potato
championship of the immediate browns
Vile area if sot Of the Valley.
When Mr. Ayala calls off his crew of
rotato diEcrs tomorrow. ~ will have
achieved q record vi more than $50 bush
tls to the acre on his tract NJ nearly
forty acres, which growers say is an cX-
eellcnt showing under the conditions
this year. On three acres OF his land
he obtained production Of go bushels.
or q little better than 2l0 bushels 70
the acre Mr.. Ayala's potatoes apparently
escaped the damage that was visited up
Or great deal Of the crop by the frost
that occurred in the first days Of March
Even in years Of normal weather. grow
ers say, the average production on Ay-
alas farm has been rarely exceeded.
Mr.. Ayala when his digging season has
ended will have shipped twelve cars Of
potatoes. and may bc able 10 reach thir.
teen. This number Of cars was obtained
from one carload Of seed potatoes.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-05-12
5-MINUTE STREET
CAR SERVICE FOR
MATAMOROS LINES

Street car systems. which motorized
about two months ago in Matamoros
will more than double IN capacity with
r ton days with the addition ~ two
more street ears. and service will ~ ~
tainable every five minutes. Il. CriXcll.
manager of the Matamorus Santa C:uZ
line said this morning.
The new streets cars. one of which IS
now in service. are larger than the first
two installed and have seating capa
s-ty for thirty passcI gers whereas the
Oh ears carried hut twenty. They are
hiilt. however. un the same type Chas-
sis ~ the I'D ones.
Individual chairs seating two plsScn-
gers each. are found in the new type
Of car. SGpplantns the old style bench
the entire length Of the ear. Entrance
80 The new vehicle j. possible through
tvn doors. about midway from each
cnG n,.d On cGch side.
safety device IL installed id the
step nj the cntQncc; the step j. closed
while the car j. IN motion. preventing
TIA" boarding or alighting Of passengers
unless the car is stopped.
Cars Will leave Santa Cruz every five
minutes when the fourth car j. put in
~ service. Mr.. CriNcll said.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-05-12
WORK ON new ROAD
OPENING BRIDGE IN
Ell JARDIN STARTED

County Commissioner Sam Bell and
Joseph X. Wells. representing Judge
James y. Wells. have concluded deal
by which the county will obtain title to
right OF way about 4l00 feet IN length
and sixty feet wide which will open n
shorter route between III Jardin and
Che city via the red bridge" and farm
crs Of Fl Jardin today BEGAN clearing
thc right Of way preparatory 70 grading
thc road. The farmers recently agreed
10 sec that the route was cleared and
graded If the county would purchase
the right Of way. James II. Cowan il
directing the work which began today.
The farmers Of Fl Jardin some months
ago appealed to the Chamber of Com
mcrcc for assistance in getting the road
r"opcned after il had been closed for
about eighteen months. The bridge was
built about twelve years ago, but II seems
that the county Ut that time failed to
purchase a right Of way 10 il.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-05-12
FREIGHT CARS
BEING USED IN
SHIPPING BEANS
In Absence of Sufficient Ex.
press Refrigerators Slow
er Trains to be Used

Unable 10 obtain sufficient express
refrigerator ears for the transportation
ot stringltss beans to markets out side
the state. shippers at brownsville. San
Benifo and Mercedes have fallen back
cn freight refrigerator ears AMI ,oad-
ing nf freight rcfrigcratnrs j. in pro.
Errss M each of the three p,'Tnts today.
One express refrigerator car reach
IA Mercedes last night ami one came
% Brownsville Both were lorlrl tr-
d:v. AZ san Ecnito several freight
ears were being loaded with beans to-
day. and on yesterday that point lcadc'.
cut about 2JuO hampers Of hcdns hy To-
cal express.
Two freight refrigerator ears with
about Zoo craics ~ beans were lnadrd
IN browns vile yesterday ami were ca
pcct-d to roll ;odas. and this mori ing
there were still III, hampers ou tie
platform. Some OF these probably will
ga ort 10y local express. and others Will
lie loaded into freight refrigerator ears.
onc express refrigerator car was cX-
rccied 10 reach brownsville tonight and
one will also ~ delivered at Mcrccdca.
The American Railway Express agent
ut Mercedes said that insofar ~ that
poiut was concerned. NJ orders had been
placed for express rcfrigcrators. which
resulted in a. insufficient number being
delivered lie said that he requires at
least three or four days advance notice
~ need for express rcfriEcrGtors. ow-
ing ~ the distance they must hc brought.
A decline in price to around - -
was reported today a. the rcsut If th"
shortage # express refrigerator ears.
though shippers said il was difficult 10
quote any definite price. receipts being
determined hy condition and demand Oh
arrival NJ dcsiii ations.
The bean crop Of the Valley il now
approaching IT, high tide. and since the
cIup IL unusually late on account NC the
late cold weather. shippers are cndcavor-
ing to reach the markets before the ad-
vent of the crops up the country.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-05-12
.Hubbies Catch
- - - = -
1000 Pounds of
Fish For S. 0. S.
Especial 10 Ine Herald

| MERCEDES, Texas, May II. IT. What
can be done by farm woman ; club was
well demonstrated at the ;. O. S. fish fry
given by the All American Ideal club,
Mercedes, when S20i-U2 net profit was
realized Tor the ). %. ). fund last Sa.-
urday.
Mrs. Paul Emery is president. Mrs.
William Wise and Mrs. Cornelius Bor-
chclt are vice-prcsidents and Mrs. Wm.
Lister is secretary and treasurer. When
officials Of the clab were asked for the
names ef those serving oQ committee Or
acting IN the work they responded with
the assertion that all twenty-cight mem
bers worked hard, made their husbands
work hard and get everything donat ID
that they had to have. The husbands
caught more than 1000 pounds OF fish.
The club consists entirely Of farmers
wives. More than 500 were fed
Mayor J T.. Haynes gave permission
70 use the park and bought the first tick
cts sold. Sid Murray brought his crack
orchestra from San Bcnito and the or
ehestri donated its services. Peters q
Green, Deleo Light dealers donated the
wiring and lighting. The Mercedes
merchants donated literally. After
working, members paid for their eats. 7
The Mercedes Tribune donated tickets
ana gave wide publicity to the affair.
The fry lasted from five o'clock in the
afternoon until ten o'clock at night.
The 5. o. s party was there but was
forced TO leave before il was over to
keep an engagement for a mass mccing
al San Juan.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-05-12
ARMY PAY BILL ATTACKED
IN HOUSE DEBATE

WASHINGTON, ID. c. May II. - At
tack on the army pay bill was made ia
the house yesterday by Chairman Mad
den of the appropriations committee.
who declared that the S1l,000,c00 saving
claimed for IL would BE- taken out of the
pay Of enlisted men.
Supporting the amendment by Repre-
sentative Strong. republican, Kansas.
providing that the pay should not be
higher than the 1908 scale plus a bonus.
Madden declared that IL members de-
fcated this proposal. which they did.
they cannot Justify their position be-
fore the country because there IN no
justice in IT,"
Put to vote, the Strong amendment
w;.s defeated 81 70 2l. Only one emend-
ment was adopted. This By Represen-
tative Oliver, democrat. Alabama. pre-
vented an increase in the pay Of some
retired officers and limited II 20 these
figures: colonies $a.750; lieutenant col
onels $3.3T5; majors $1,000
III not displaced BY other matter lead
ers said the bill should reach the pas
sage stage Saturday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-05-12
Sam Robertson Enters the
Race for office of Sheriff

Colonel Sam Robertson, who attained
his right to wear the title by service
IA the Wcrd War. in which he started
with the rank of major Of battalion Of
railroad builders, hcing later promoted
to a full colonel, today announced from
his home IN San Bcnito that he Will ~
a candidate for the office Of sheriff of
Cameron county, subject to the VIII Of
the democratic primaries in July.
Although the name Of Colonel Rob
ertson has for some time been rumorcd
in connection with this office. he had
told friends several times that hc would
not ~ candidate. However, he has
changed his mind
Colonel Robertson's formal announce
ment today says:
After carefully conside ring the con-
ditions existing in Cameron county, at
the present time. | have decided to of
fer my name as a candidate for sheriff.
My platform and what expect to do
If elected can bc stated IN few words:
M ] shall DO my utmost to enforce the
laws without fear or favor, whether I
personally approve Of such laws or not,
and to discharge the criminal. civil and
administrative duties of the office TO
the end that everyone shall have a
square deal.
IA desire my friends to consider my
candidacy strictly from the point Of my
ability 70 satisfactorily fiji the office
and serve the people Of the county. /
am not seeking the vote or support
Of any one solely on the plea of per
sonal friendship"
Colonel Robertson is VALLEY
pioneer" in the strictcst sense Of the
word, a. hc came To Brownsville in 1904
a. one of the builders of the st. Louis.
Brownsville 4 Mexico railroad. When
the railroad job was completed he be-
came Interested IN the San Benito prop
osition, and built the San Bcnito canal
system, from which he retired few
years before IL was taken over by the
district lie then spent some time in
Mexico, and when the war broke out.
although ~ was we'll along in years,
hc sought TO offer his services and be-
cause Of has experience as railroad
builder he was given command OF bat
TALON OF engineers. On being discharged
he returned to San Bgnito TO make his
home.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-05-12
BROWNSVILLE TEXAS FRIDAY AFTERNOON MAY r. 1922
Garcia's Duty
Is to Save Life
AndTake Nickels

Ricardo Garcia il tollman al tho fr~-
" landing.
lie checks ia boats and collects their
total fares.
But besides ralirs in the nickcls. ron
l;icardo has WITHIN the past few months
twice hauled in passengers who fell in
To the I,io tsran,lr
Several days age. he was M his
Brownsville office. about sixty feet from
thc landing when he saw man. wait
Ius FOR boat. keel over and plunge INTO
Is. Brave
bon Ricardo hurried 10 the landiI. :.
and when the man came up. the tollman
grabbed his arm. and hauled him on shore
\ similar incident occurred several
months ago when 4 iVan walking too far
vut pn sand bar. hit water Don Ri
tiirdo reached down aud brought the man
out.
Ncithcr time did Don Ricar,lo have to
"a into the river nor did hc even get wet
Ricardo is forty-two years Old and has
hcon tollmaL a. the ferry for the past
seven wears.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-05-12
WILLACY COUNTY'S
new COURTHOUSE IS
ELL UNDER WAY
Especial 70 The Heraldl

BAYMoNDVIILE. Texas. lay -. -
Construction work On the new iai and
court house ~ Raymondvillc was started
today following the completion az the
excavation work or the basement. podr-
ing of concrete for the footings VIII he
gin the ea5lg part Of the week.
The new building is modern in every
respect. having sanitary conveniences
Of all kinds for the officers, prisoners,
and the public. IL will have three stories
besides the basement. the jail being on
the top floor. The building Is concrete
ard brick. and said TO be fireproof.
II is expected that the new structure
will he complete wi,hin five months
The Walker Construction Company OF
san Antonio has the contract and i. 7.
Mcconnell j. superintendent of construc-
tion.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-05-12
GARNER WILL HAVE
OPPOSITION FIRST
Time in TEN YEARS

DENINE. Texas, Nav 12-John r.
Erscoc. former hicmhcr ow the legisla-
ture has announced that at the comii Z
democratic primaries hc will be candi
date Tor The nomination for the place IN
congress now held hy John y. Garner of
Iviilc
While Congressman Garner has not
yet announced his candidacy for re
election. il is understood he viii be a
candidate Ia succeed himself. in which
vent he win have the first opposition
~ ten years. The last 10 oppose Gar
ncr was Mason Nancy Of pearsall. who
ran IN 1912
The Dcvinc asrirant Il ~ years Old,
and business man and lawyer. having
prariired about fourteen years. lie cx-
poets to make canvass of the district
during the next two months.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-05-12
EXPERTS BELIEVE
GERMANY MUST GET
PAYMENTS REDUCED
tBy The Associated Pressl

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. May II. - I'm
partial experts agree that the only hope
Of ccOnomi c clreconstruction for Germany
lies in the speedy and considerable re-
ductio nof rcparati0ns payments and
defcrment of All such payments for at
least a number If years. Karl Lang
German charge d'affaires declared today
before the American Academy of Po-
htical and Social Science.
Lang added that. equally important and
essential 10 Gcrmany's economic recovery
was negotiations for an international
loan.
nng said Germany hoped the United
states would take part in the loan. for
III seems the collapse of Germany and
conSeounntlv other European nations. is
Inevitable if the United States contin-
ucd % stand aside
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-05-12
PIPE LINES MUST TAkE
I0.OO0-BBL. SHIPMENTS

WASHINGTON. u. g., May 12-The
Prairie Indiana. buckeye, and Northern
pipe line companies are required under
an Interstate Commerce Commission de-
cisirn just announced to accept mini
mum shipments ~ ten Thousand barrels
from oil wells i'll Kansas. Oklahoma. ann
Texas for pumping ~ Franklin and
Lacy stations. both ia Pennsylvania.
The former rules " the companies re-
unred q minimum II 100000 barrels be-
fore s-shipmcnf of oil was accepted for
transportation through the pipe lite sys-
TEN.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-05-12
LABOR LEADERS INDICTED AT
CHICAGO ON MURDER CHARGES
Try The Associated Prcssl

CHICAGO. Ill.,. May 12-I'olicc and
civic organizations saw in the indictnent
~ eight Chicago labor leaders the
state attorneys threat a. use against
them a law invoked thirty-Six years aEo
:" obtain executions ~ the Ilaymnrkrt
rIoicrs. a smashing blow at what they
termed gang terrorism"
special grand jury last night re-
iurncd true bills, charging murder.
against Big Tim Murphy. Cornelius
Shea. Fred Nader. labor leaders. and
five others. in connection with the slay
iEE nf two policemen.
Eight are charged specifically with
killing acting Police Lieutenant Trrran-
90 LIONS. The Staying ~ Lyons fol-
lowed The murder of Thomas Clark.
policeman on guard az building which
previously had been bombed. police say.
by labor men because IL was being erect
Cd under The l.andis wage decision.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-05-12
MAN BELIEVED DROWNED

FUKT WORTH. TOMS. Nav T.
Police AMI relatives are searching for
T. l. Wells. 81. believed to have been
drov ned IN a small creek near IIandlcy
during The. flood Monday. Wells has
tot been seen since H. started f"r home
"a that date AMI Had I'd cross the
creek. which was swollen
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-05-12
RATIONING OF FLOOD
VICTIMS TO CONTINUE
(By The Associated Press)

NEW ORLEANS. La. Nav 12-Thc
raiioning of flood victims IN Louisiana
and Mississippi must continue six
weeks longer. relief work officials said
today. Between 10000 and 10000 per
sons are being maintained hy the lird
Cross and state relief commissions while
more than $50 square miles of laLd in
two states are submerged.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-05-12
100 u. S. SOLDIERS TO
HOLD COMMUNICATIONS
lRv The As.ociatod .Pressl }

rEkING. China. May II One hun
dr,'i American suldicrs have been lis-
uni|.r-I ~ Tong shan. a few miles
81 hrast "f 1icn Tsin to maintain com
municaiions and protect foreigners near
the kai l'iug coal mines. The troops
nf General Wa Pei I'm who defeated
Chang last week are cntrcnched at
Tong shan AMI Chin Was Tao with I5.-
uD MaHrLurinn troops.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-05-12
BAND CONCERT TONIGHT

The Twelfth Cavalry Band, George a
Horton. director. will give it, usual
concert NJ the Fort Brown bands'and az
1880 o'clock tonight. The program fol-
lows:
l. March Pasadena Day" Ncssella
.. Overture, Paragraph III" Suppe
j.. Selection, The Prma Donna" Herbert
&. Double Number. Patrol Of the
Red. White and Blue" Robinson
Gillian dane Manana ... llail
5 Waltz. Wedding Of the Winds Halt
q Fox Trot. Stealing sullivan
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-05-12
sTOckM sri IN CONFERENCE
fBy The Associated Pressl

FORT WnIiTTI. Texas. May r.
Stockmcn. officers NJ the Texas South
western Cattle Raisers' Association. AMI
y. u. Boog Scott chairman ~ che live
stock Sanitary Commission, will meet in
san Antonio Monday 10 discuss uni-
form date ugon which steers from the
quarantine area in South Texas NAV be
shipped to grass III Kansas and OKLA
huUa
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-05-12
FRANCE WILL NEVER
AGREE" TO PROJECT
MIXED COMMISSION
Oh, The Associated Pressl

GENOA. May "a France viii never
agree 10 the project for mixed COM
mission sitting indefinitely while the
conference Is going on 70 the study of
Russian affairs. said statement issued
BY the French delegation to the economic
conlcrcnca
t;~cat .riiaiu has proposed a truce IN
eastern Europe on the basis "f dr fac;o
frontiers pending the conclusions If the
commission inquiry to bc appointed. Il
was annuun, cd today.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-05-12
Side Lights on
SOS Campaign

The first mass meeting to be held IN
Cameron cornty outside Of the Brow MS
willie community will be held Monday
May Is. al the Parker club house, Ia
Fcria. La Feria. Santa Maria and Santa
Rosa will unite in attending this meet
ing. 5. J. Schnorenberg. chairman of
the :. q. :. committee for the La Feria
district is arranging for one of the ban
ner meetings OF Cameron county and is
getting the whole-hcarted support oi
every farmer and business man Of this
dis. riCt.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-05-12
FOUR kILLED IN STAMPEDE

GURDON. Ark. May H. - Two negro
women. aged 10 and IN. and two babies
wrrc killed and % others injured here
last night in a stampede which followed
the explosion Of a gasoline lamp ~ y
school house where a commencement
program was given. IL is thought that
several Of the injured may die.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-05-12
Makes Clean Breast of Theft
Of 100000 in Securities
(By The Associated Fressl

SAVANNAH, Ga, May John Narne-
man, alias j. W. .'licllis. and Bertha Fern
Vardeman have made a clean breast Of
the robbery Of the Chase National Bank
i'll New York City Of $500.o00 in Sc
curities, according 20 detectives. They
added that $4,000 in bonds are still
missing. and probably would be recovered
within few hours.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-05-12
FIVE new BISHOPS
WILL BE ELECTED
BY THE METHODISTS
nv The Associated Pressl

HOT SPRINGS. Ark. May L. Fol
lowing n sharp debate which produced
numerous parliamentary tangles brought
allegations from the floor that all sides
had not been able t. present their
views. the general conference of the
Methodist Enisrorai Church South. to-
daY uInli"d ~" r"i,ort cf the commit
tee on cpisrui acy providing for tie clec-
ti-I uE live Lcw hi.hnps.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-05-12
PETERMAN MINE BLOWN
UP In PENNSYLVANIA
(By The Associated PrraaI

PITTSBTRG. Pa. May L. rcterman
mine ia Penn township. near here. was
blown up early today hy heavy charge
of dynamite which threw stones damaE
ing a farm house n quarter Of mile
away. The sheriff and hiE force ~
deputies left here shortly after y o'rl"rk
for the mine Ehcrc IL was reported
body VI coal strike sympathizcrs had
collected
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-05-12
OUTLAW BALL PLAYERS
NOW SEEKING DAMAGES

MII.WAI'kEE. Wis. May l2-1ha
baseball scandal plot had more material
stirred into II today when Sheriff Nc
Mauus was given summonses for the
Chicago American baseball club Ia de-
fcnd itself against two new salts. The
new suits are in behalf of Swede RS
berg. and Joe Jackson. former White
Sux. now members a. the Black Snx
touring the southwest They demand
damages for being barred from profrs
sional organized baseball. back pay and
bonus money.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-05-12
r. A. KINDER ANNOUNCES.

T. A. Kinder, former city attorney Of
Brownsville and captain in the army
during the World War. today formally
announced that he will bee a candidate
for county attorney in the democratic
primaries. Mr.. Kinder has been res
ideut of Brownsville for some fifteen
years.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-05-12
RECOGNITION PRIVATE
PROPERTY RIGHTS In
PROPOSED SOVIET LAW

MOSCOW. May I.-TrEnIIzer rrrng-
liiinn ~ private property rights in
money. industrial and agricultural pro-
ducts and other personal property AMI
10 certain extent in real estate IL
proposed in a decree which the saviet
government prepared for preventative
before the Russian central eNrcu-
tive commission for passage III the oprH-
irE session tOday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-05-12
LYDAY SENDS RESIGNATION

AUSTIN. Tcxa. May I'D. J.. 'Ly-
day president Of the Texas State Farm
ers' union. today mailed his rcsig' alton
to State Secretary \. l.. Baker at Iious-
ton Other business connections which
prevented his giving the office the time
il required, Was Lyday's reason for re-
signing.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-05-12
(By The Associated Pressl

CHICAGO. Ill.,. May H. Through nm
unexplained error hy some official. IrFr-
miah Horn. former saloon keeper. indict-
cd with several labor leaders for Hlur-
der in connection with the killing ~
tw" policemen WAS released from the
county iaI. last Light o. so bail. and
has disappeared. Two squads ~ d-Irc-
tycs are seeking him today.