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New-York tribune., 1922-09-01
Brisbane Adds
10 Realty i'm
57tln Street
Purchases Former Home of
Gates w. Mc(sarrala and
May Erect Building for
Physicians Offices ON Site

Pease & Gilman sold for Gates w
McGarrah, chairman OF tho board q,
the Mechanics and Metals National
nank' MS former residence at 1os-1lg
East Fifty-seventh Street. on lot 4os
100 to Arthur Brisbane and his bust,
ness associate on the Hearst publica.
tions, M. 4. Annenberg.
1t is the plan OF the buyers TO eithe,
lease the property for business pur.
poses or erect a building for physi.
eians' offices. Mr.. Brisbane and Mr.
Annenberg recently leased the forme,
home of w. ]. Roome at 101 East Fifty.
seventh Street, northeast corner a
Park Avenue, through Pease & Elliman
giving them q plot 52.6xso, which they
are planning to improve. Mr.. Brisbane
also owns 33 and 43 East Fifty-sevents ~
street w. R. Hearst owns i5 and II
and DO East Fifty-seventh Street.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-01
Rentals in Downtown Section

William A. White & Sons leased to
the George A. Fuller Company the
building at 108 Washington Street; to
Henry Clarke space at IA and 18 South
William Street; to Jacob Singer the
store and basement at 1923 Park Ave-
nue.; to Rosario Magaraci store at
985 Lexington Avenue; to the Supreme
Printing Company the third loft at 7S
Warren Street; to the Sitnek Fuel
Company M space ss at II , Battery IT, Place: s
the rutland and Benjamin Corporation
the building at AZ Cedar Street, at an
aggregate rental of more than S115,000.
Rutland & Benjamin, Inc, leased
offices at 50 William Street to James
E. Taylor; offices at 115 Nassau Street
to Hawes & Petit and Karl Neumeister,
and Offices at s Beekman Street to
Frank H. Berg jr. and Christie Mullery.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-01

WEsTWooD, N. J.-ELEGANT PROP
erty, high-class location, opposite park
and station; IA rooms. improved garage ;
fine large plot; immediate possession; terms.
Q: A. La Pointe, owner. 204 Third ave.
Westwood, n, J.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-01
Overture for Withdrawal
Of Rhine Troops Denied
Ygom The rrtbuno,s wosbtnoton R,r.o,,

fyem Fae Tribune's Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON, Aug. 31.-Withdraws
q q the American army of occupation
q tae Rhine has not been considered
ay ihis government, nor has any pro-
posal been made that the United States
go0ps IN Germany be increased, it was
Ssalelally disclosed today at the War
oeparlment. Commenting on the re-
PCT from Paris that unofficial renre-
sseasations had been made to the
s,saeh government to ascertain if the
s0aslhued presence of the American
sosess at Coblenz was welcome, there
sss 40 necessity to consult France,
sga military official said.
40 Information has come to this gov
s.aMent that the presence of the
saasl nasllean troops on the Rhine was op-
fvssa by any power, but on the con-
S.a Az Great Britain always has been
sssss'fous ~ for continued cooperation by
ss sss americans and Germany has urged
sers s,epsatealy that the American military
iD.ss 49, oe not removed. So long as the
pssfacan ST. troops are stationed on the
csr. fsa.ae. one military observer said, the
~. ss3sa government need have little
Z - saat any of her territory would
= occupied unjustly.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-01

I.ARCHMGNT Attractive new brick
house. 8 rooms and bath, garage; price
$4,000; terms. LOUIS II. MILLER, "A
Post Road. Tel. 685 Larchnont, N. Y.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-01
Sees BLOW
Reciprocity r Y,
ship Subsidy
], .,.ased I,egislation Fatal
Some Details 20 Long q
'..sensed i. Relations, sir
sss.lsrick ". Lewis Holds

''s Y ssip subsidy legislation now
w .snsiasred in che United States
G entirely destroy the principle q
- s.s,ty on which the present reia-
sl assween the mercantile marines
sss 4. grisssh Empiye and the United
8. s. srs founded, according 10 Sir
sss s.s,sE !. Lewis. president Of the
sssss ...har Il shipping Of the United
,s..Sss,u, spesking tonight at the an
s. .s .aesslng Of F'urness. Witty and
hspauy. 60 ra
.,.s &, said tbs. the legislation zap
.,.s 10 be Inconsistent with the
CO 's;s II The Washington conference.
s. 4, frederick pointed out that Brit
s ,hio awners claimed no right to
..s az opinicn on the direct SUBJ
: s.s 'ssx proposals which were eontem-
s.s ,.s.a FOR the benefit OF the American
sss.r.uti.e marine, but. when these
...nsxals were extended to the point
Z, s. siIsrgimination against British and
'sssr shipping in United States ports.
~ different consideratieas arose"
sss snsssaIfing the old navigation laws
.s.S,sbv Briatin reserved trade with
el.s1 " aS,syxeas possessions and coasting
go ~ n her own vessels, Sir Frederick
ssss.d Z formal communication, dated
SXs,,naber 8, 1s47, in which the Amer
80 MluIster urged that universal reel.
sssssity - in the widest sense was held by
~ American government as tho only
- ..s.sssanriate basis for intercourse be-
s,,sss, ~ two nations. The Minister urgee
,ss syeuoyal Of commercial restrictions
z q, xdsgntsgeous to both countries.
Ia 1890, the speaker said, relying or
I'll assurances that America would dc
Il I'll shat Great Britain did, bill was
sssssd thrawing open all British trades
q vessels Of all flags; coastal trade
slane vas excluded. In 1854 Great
Hyifain threw open the coastal trade
sstion of which America never recip,
,oeated. But the bargain in 1849 had
tser kept and in all foreign trade yes
ssls With British and American flags
sai been on an equality in the ports Of
5oth countries.
Cir Frederick expressed the belief
lhat the best solution for providing
synployment for both British and Amer,
jcss fleets was friendly cooperation
With view to increasing the worlds
Irsde,
New-York tribune., 1922-09-01
Lessees Plan Alterations
For Low S6th St. Building

The Payson Mel. Merrill COMPANY
leased for the 140 West Fifty-seventh
Street Company to the Wire Wheel Re-
pair Company the two-story building
at 1877 West Fifty-sixth Street. The
Wire Wheel Repair Company viii!
make extensive alterations.
Hamilton, Iselin e. Co. leased to
Casteli Bros, Inc, space in the Textile
building at 2S5 Fifth Avenue, at a
gross rental of more than $4,000.
FOLSOM Bros, Inc, leased for Mrs.
the fve-story business building at 1913
East Eighteenth Street to David Wald.
at an aggregate net rental of about
$4,000
New-York tribune., 1922-09-01

LOST. FOUND AND REWARD
Lost Bankbeeks

LOsT-~BaukScok No. fk4,sss North Rfver
Savings Bank al West 3Sth ST pay.
ment stopped. Finder please return 70
bank.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-01
scARspALE

LARGE HOUSE, 8 ROOMS. perfect condi-,
tion; Immediate possession; $4,000; near
best schoelss s-ronrh house, rent s1e5 per
New-York tribune., 1922-09-01

MADELEINE NJ. DIXON rs. CHARLES v.
At e Fl Il xeSN-In the Court of Common Pleas
~ ynyt County Pennsyivnnia. Me- IS,
january Terin. i0s2. Alias No. 1o2, april
re etis; e;ha s sie, Y. pixcn, late of 225a Ryer
Avenue Fordham, New York city, New
York;
fnr divSree haa been granted against you
at fhe suit Of Madeline NJ Dixon, your wife.
which will be heard In tho Court OF so,n-
men pleas, of York County Pennsyivania,
nj York. Pennsylvania ON Monday, the Sec
or,d day OF cctober. 1929. on WHICH day you
may appear and show cause, IL any you
have, Why such divorce should not be grant
ed against you.
Attorneys fas Lbsifant.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-01
BUSINESS CARDS
FOX aALE

SPORT CAMERA. sxs Inches: Contessa Net
tel Deckroullo with Zelss Tessar lens
IA, s. flmpack aeepter and plate holeere-
$50 broadway, room a3S.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-01
LEGAL NOTICES

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
:, YORK, BY THE anAGn z, sssI o OF COP,
R. = Howard. R ard Samuel Howard, Robert How How.
ard, William Howard Mollle 3. Howard
Wliam Howard H. Fletcher Hewa,S sw,fS
Elizabeth t. Howard. Sarah Howard, Al
bert Van Z. stebbins, william y. stebbins.
Heopy Mse
bury; wymond H. Bradbury. Joseph y.
grancis Wells, Anne Hubbard Davis Mabel
Davis, Martha Davis, Charles w Hubbard.
Charles W Hubbard; JI, Charles ". Hub
Meigs ard. Montsomers &. Meigs, Anne
Collins. e. Aae sF Collins 0SHaIa William a'a Colt
Erancts s: Colt. Harris 2; coit, Harris p.
Colt Jr RICHARD Ea,a g Cot, 3 l9s slean &. s9,s
Mary 8. bIsseyy,. MARY s ): {. caTsls. Mary
Root Gufss Mada Gr s. aa sosn H.
Elnor G. weich, Sarah p. Weleh, Mary
F.; ,Welch., Caroline H. .Welch.. Henry 4,
OF the paternai and maternal uncles and
aunts of HENRY c. WELLS. deceased,
and all other descendants of such uncles
and aunta, II any there be. whose names
and post office addresses are unknown and
cannot after di'igent Inquiry be asser-
The Roosevet ss pefei Meapisai s. St. Ius hukes Hos
pital s;nd to all PERSONS interested as cred
Il 'ra the i nez1 SS Ee Ss ns
eeased, who at the time of his death was a
resident of the County and State of New
York, SEND GREETING;
Upon the petition of Harris d. Colt, re-
siding at SIS Park Avenue, In tho Borough
Of Manhattan. City OF New York. and
Richard G. Colt. residing at Garrison. Put.
nam County. New York,
You and each OF you are hereby cited to
show ceuae before the Surrogates Court of
Bsw York County, hsid at the Hal q q
the 22nd day Of September, 1892, at half
past tan o'clock in the forenoon of that
day, why the account of proceedinTs ct
Harria .. Colt and Riahard c. Colt .as
Executors Of the. Last VIII an2 Testts .
msnt of said deceased. should not he
judietaliy settled.
IN TESTIMONY WIIERECsr, We have
cnused the Seal OF the Surregate,s Court
Of the said County of New York to be
| wITNEss. HONORABLE JOHN p. CO.
HALAN. a surrogate OF onr said County.
at the Couaty OF New York. The
IL. 81 22nf day OF July In the year
OF eur Eosd one thousand nlns
hundred and twenty-five.
MARTIN a. MectIH.
Clerk OF the Surrogate's Court
New-York tribune., 1922-09-01
Recent BUYERS Of Realty

Thomas and Mary Lynch are the buy
ers of 356 West 118th Street and May
E. Johnston of 242 West 136th Street,
reported sold recently,
The Merit Realty Corporation, Mar
Gus L. Osk, president, is the purchaser
of III West 121st Street, recently re-
ported sold.
Remigo Pettitero is the purchaser of
324 East Ninety-fourth Street, sold by
Leopold Loeb, through J.. Lemle.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-01
QUEENS REAL ESTATE
Reiu Garoens, y 8.
Edgeworth Smith, inc, w. saith ST.
Sole Agent. Fifzroy $3.50.

SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK ; UNITY
Rudolf Zaitny, plaintiff, against Ilona Gut
tercsik zsitny, defendant. Standardization
for an absolute divorce.
TO the above named defendant
You are hereby summoned to answer the
complaint in this action. and to serve a copy
OF your, answer the plaintiffs attorney
within twenty days after the service OF this
summons exclusive OF the day of service
ana In case of your failure to appear or
answer. Judgment will be taken against you
by default for the relief demanded IN the
complaint.
SEDONfA FRIED.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Office and Post Office address N zoo Fifth
Avenue. Borough OF Mar !. City of
New York
To Ilona Guttercsik Zstny
The foregoing summons is II upon you
by publication pursuant to an ORDER OF Hon
araile Wiliiars r. burr, n Justice OF the
Supresro Court of thu State of New York,
dated the 9th day of August, 1922. and duly
fled with tha complaint in the office of tho
Clerk of the County of New York, at the
County Court House. In the Borough Of Man
haitian, City, County and Etate of New, York.
Dated New York. August 8. 1923.
SIDoNIA FRIED,
Attorney for Plaintiff
Cgca and Post 0fTsce address,. No. SEQ Fifth
Avenue Borough Of Manhattan. CITY OF
New York.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-01

LOST rsankbook no. sse.1iT Of Greepv,,ch
Savings Rank, 34& Sixth Ave, NJ r. Sisy
Payrnent stoppad' please retuTn "a bank
New-York tribune., 1922-09-01
Buyfng i'm BROOKLYN

Bulkley g. Horton Company sold CAT
Prospect Place, four-story apartment,
30x125, to Mrs. Edna F. Doorish.
The Meister Builders, Inc, purchased
the one-family dwelling at the south
east corner of Eighty-second Street
and Twelfth Avenue, 100x100.
A. Mishkin sold for the Krupp Build
ing Company, Inc, to William Gordon
new two-family dwelling. with
garage, at 1919 Eightieth Street, held
at S16.500.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-01

furnished stucce house. rooms. q
baths, garage, on a beautifully shrubbed
plot, 7sx12g, Telephone Pelham 5175
New-York tribune., 1922-09-01
Fire Record

is:ie--lss u 1sa,s . LOSS
s.ft~-9a5 ~ ....-s..a. Trifiinq y
i'ss--isss" !" Nth ST.: unknown unh nown
80. Bronx, B Bssangton s.,aon av.. the
81. i. Masrsah MMss,shsster av,. ,he Bronx: ian
SsaIese av.. between is1st an,s sA'.'s
~. dino e. sas Bronx: Ios Pait-
- - smiiss---sath St ana e.. 3, i2eth st. Unknown
= sosh ST.; Emma Licasaasr. .s'''e
s'ts--~z2f e. 10a,n Unknown
ssss--bt2 w ssa Unknown
CO. soy ST.; Heywood Mfg.
S. lss ecswsry; co United BoeSSIndr Soc, Sndn0wn
ier g; sth II, Arhitlnan .egnxnoWn wax1
s:fs-.ffs' FLASHER & &c fs.YA
hs,.,W Wsas 27th 81: B. Mandass umsnoWh
e:ze--Sts shss &C Coat co s,i.p.
ear ear a, 1Sslax ~; N. Z. Railway ',,is At
s'ss~-sis Grand daapa = ~, e., hae, Uaknown
sss sth ay.. nnk.a Unknown
New-York tribune., 1922-09-01
Lumber BUYERS Less EAGER

;..a.as .a,snsough the price advances req
isSa iasa N the lumber market last week
isss se neen maintained there il now
seeas ss eargerness on the part of buyers,
msslg rmsssltolhg to this weeks review of the
sar. ~.Ae1 oy Lumber" "Particuiarly, y
ss sas;. sae review, "there is little dis
ssss ssss'on 70 seek stock in advance of
ssss, ~ !os many members Of the trade
ous,oal lItner more uncertainty in the
sps sssss on account Of the failures to
-" . settlement in the rail strike. y
New-York tribune., 1922-09-01
FURNISHED ROOMS WANTED

BUSINESS MAN wishes to secure a room
with or without board In the vicinity Of
and accommodations 10 w. D.. room so. 81
William 81.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-01
jackson HeigEss Sales

Thomas B. Niles, Of The Columbia
Graphophone Company, purchased q
garden apartment at 166 Twentyffth
Hazel Canning, of Flushing, purchased
an apartment at 144 Twenty-tirst
Street.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-01
Third Ave. Tenement Leased

Walter c. Wyckoff leased for the
estate of William H. Redman for TWEEN
ty-one years from May /, 1923, the
four-story tenement with stores at SIG
Third Avenue, southwest corner Of
East Fiftieth Street, to Adolph Weiss,
Aaron Weiss and Max A. Feuerlicht.
The lessees intend to make extensive
alterations after the expiration of the
existing lease.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-01
suRRoGATES, NOTICES

cRAGIN, MARY wiLLARD--IN puRsu.
ANCM G8 AN Q6bfsR Of Honorable
JOHN II. cOHALAN. O. snrrogata sof fhe
County OF Now York. NOTICE Is hereay
given to all persons haSing Claims against
Mary willard Csrasin. lsta OF the County
VI New Yeris, degpasest, oeYresett tlie Same
with vouchers theraaf m tlsu subscriocrs,
oinec Of Easelstyls e Hass9 9awauf. their at
tarness. no. Rector ssfest. thorough Of
before the sth day az January, I9sS
LEWIS II. sPALfHOW5, MIRIAM WILL
LARD CRAGIN, Exscutors. Dated New
sTyN s. HAuaAwQuT, AttaFneyv sor
Executors. Office and r. q. Address.
Rsotar Street. Borpugh OF Manhaksans city
OF New York,
New-York tribune., 1922-09-01
Ira The Auction Salesroom

{By Joseph p. Day,)
HOUSTON ST. aSa East, S p, 100 TT OF
Suffolk 81. 1SNl06. h-sty brick tenement
aud stores and a-sty brick rear tenement; ;
Harmon W. Hendricks ct al VS.. Peter s.
Eil,neg e. al, 1sent. BERNSTEIN CRY ;
sue, SaT T22s.I9, taxes, etc, $4950; ad-
fNNr..ed to SEPT. q, 1922
New-York tribune., 1922-09-01
Frank C. Reed Purchases
$4,000 White Plains Home

Howe & Thompson sold the William
G., White property at Prospect Park,
White Plains, to Frank C. Reed, of this
city. The property comprises about
one acre, large house and garage, and
was held at $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-01

g-RooM Colonial house, all improvements :;
to train and trolley; il minutes to Rye
| Beach; prico $4,000, A. l.. PHILLIPS &
| SON, owners and builders. Cd and Henry sts.,
Harrison, y. Y
New-York tribune., 1922-09-01
REAL EsTATE,-sALE OR RENT
Long leland

ESTATE 60 ACRES, u MILE TO BAY. IA
room house, oak floors, open flreplaces,
2 bathrooms, Groom gardeners cottage. 2
orcharda, poultry plant; $4,000. Box II.
Shelter Island N. y.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-01
PUBLIC AUCTION NOTICE

I WILL YoREcLosE AND SELL AT pub
lie auction as No. s7s Third Avenpe. Man
haitian. New York City, on September 1.
1898, az r, NJ. ehatteis and nxturss. etc,
specified IN mortgages ms6q by William II.
Kolvenhach 50 Joseph Steinste and Isaac
Rice, beth dated April Stk, 1882, and both
duly flied In the office OF the Register OF
tho County OF New York
New-York tribune., 1922-09-01
PELHAM MANOR
PELHAM

PEIIFAM-ARTISTIC NEW BRICK AND
shingle house, rooms. 3 baths gas and
electricity, hot water heat 2-car garage /;
asking $4,000. Mrs Edmund w. Bodine,
470 Main st.. telephone s4s, New Rochelle.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-01
TO LET Fon BUSINESS pURposEs

42D 22o WEsT--CANDLER BLDG. $500
TT. exceptional Office space under Sc foot
immediate occupancy. Room his.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-01
FARMS FOR SALE

FREE list of houses for sale and rent
Write VAN WINKLE CO.. Rutherford. Nj.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-01
PUBLIC NOTICES

NOTICE rs fIaREBg GIVEN 70 ALI CON-
csrnea that FRANK &. THOMAS, hereto
fore trading az, THOMAS PUMP WORKS.
has soid all his right. title and interest in and
TO said THOMAS Pump Works at lka Spring
ste New ycsk City. and assumes NO ohltg4s
New-York tribune., 1922-09-01
EEsTcHEsrER COUNTY REAL ESTATE
Live Wire Section
UP-TO-DATE STORES.

Just completed, wonderful corner, good for
drug store, and eight others, location we'll
populated; ideal for any kind of business;
rents $S5-$125. e. FILIPPoNI. corner
Mclean ave-, 1st ST., one block West Web
ster ave. Phone I542 Fairbanks.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-01
Sells New Jersey Farm

G. Tuoti & Co. sold for NJ. Briglia to
j. Del Giudiee his forty acre farm and
summer residence and outbuiIdiugs at
Monmouth Junction, N, j.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-01
|. ~ ESTE EIEeess Es72
SALE OR RENT assags SssSSsaa
LARCHMONT S
SALE OR RENT

$4,000, eaeg teTsns will purchase charm.
ing rev ptlttco home. intended for
owners occupancy; MOTT unique in design
and appointments high class Restricted
section; { n,inutea walk from station; G
rooms gaTage: aA improvements; tine
plot 7. Ii. Collins, 81 Boston Post Road.
Phone 27i Iarchnent, n. I.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-01
Estate Sells i'm RIeecker CT

The Cruikshank Company sold for
the Miller and Tobin estates the three
story store and business building at
26d Hleecker Street, 18x75. This is
the first sale Of this property in over
twenty years.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-01
Warrington ST. Building Sold

MAJ; nye-story buildings at m and 70
hars snhsnsIon Street. 4ox54x irregular.
saa ,g Oeen seld by ~ and 10 Washing
- street, Inc, to Harry Arman.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-01
New York State

DuTCHESS COUNTY---COUNTRY ESTATE.
Forty acres, 12-room house, ali improve
ali improvements also furnished garages
barns. chicken sheds, farm implements,
1000 fruit trees one-half acre grape vine
wagons and harness; 40 tons of hay, wheat,
oats and corn in barns; situated on state
road, so miles from New York. 1b minutes
from N. Y. c. r. r. and Q minutes from car
line; particularly adapted for summer hotel
or inn: will sacrifice to quick buyer; price
1000.
HANNON G. FEENEY,
321 Main St, Beacon, N. Y,
Phone 636-J Beacon.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-01
Now Jersey
GLEN RIDGE. N. J.4

IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
Essex ave- no; splendidly built 7-room
house, all improvements: lot 50x378; must
be seen to be Appreciated terms will be
arranged, to suit purchaser.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-01

r. TORTORIELLO.
See Mr.. Rosso, t42 Market ST., Newark N. J.
Mulberry 2S1S. Established 1906.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-01

DEIgGHTFUL 7-roorn house, all modern
improvements very choice section. only
minutes frcm station; excellent neigh
bors, best Of transportation: accessible to
verywhere. Good buy at $4,000. Act
quick. Phone Larchmont L.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-01
Sale of Slst 81. Cpr,,a

E,lias s =; Stout sold for the estate OF
Strsa, Shepard 1o7 West Fiftv-first
tWo-story garage, e5x1oo
New-York tribune., 1922-09-01

RYE

FROM OCT. 4, new, attractive g. iargs
room house. baths, all improvements,
garage, good location. excellent transp6r-
tation, Milton Road. Telephone Rye 74s
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-08-01
CHERRY FLY APPEARS
IN WASHINGTON GROVES

Olympia, Wash, Aug. 1.-The
appearance of the cherry fly In
this state Is causing anxiety, ac-
eording to statement issued to-
day by the state department OF
agriculture. A considerable guam
tity of fruit shipped in from other
states has been seized and de-
stroyed by agents Of the depart
ment, who have found the worm
in virtually every cherry of those
offered for sale out Of one CON
signment, 1t was stated.
The fly Is said to have appeared
in some trees in neighborhoods
where considerable quantities of
cherries have been shipped from
other states. Up to this time ma
ture cherry trees in this state have
escaped disease and insect pests, 1t
was pointed out. The department
is starting work Immediately to
rid the orchards of this pest be-
fore it gets hold.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-08-01
FRESNO BANKER
|. SHOT BY FIREMEN

Fresno, Cal, Aug. frank j.
Wiens, a bank teller of Reedley,
was shot and killed last night
near Reedley when he failed to
halt at the command of three
Fresno firemen, who were hunt
ing for the slayers of James Har-
denbook, Fresno police sergeant
who was slain early yesterday.
The firemen, w. A. Seger ant
C. w. FridIey, had been stationed
at a bridge near Reedley by coun-
ty officers and were Investigating
all passing motorists.
Wiens, they said, started tc
slow down when they hailed him
and then. speeded up. Both men
fired at the tires. they said, but
one shot apparently glanced up
and struck Wiens In the heart,
killing him almost instantly.
The firemen were taken into
custody pending an investigation.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-08-01

| fCOnt1nued from rage One.
be returned, and that the names
of those indicted will not be dis
closed until the warrants placed
in the hands of the sheriff for
service have been served and ar
rests made.
In the final hours of the grand
jury's delving into the alleged Ku
Klux Klan hanging Of March last,
one of the Medford klansmen, sup
posed to have been a member of
the "trial court" which passed
upon the Hale, johnson and Burr
cases before those men were taken
out into the hills to be noosed,
went before the fnquisitors Mon
day afternoon and, SO It is pretty
definitely related, told what he
knew of those happenings.
He-and- his name is being
guarded or at least Is not being
made known--is said to have told
of the sittings of the trial court
of the khan held in the office Of a
well known professional man OF
Medford in February last, Of the
deliberations Of that tribunal, Of
the findings and of the execution
of the sentence. He is supposed to
have given the names of the
members OF the trial court, of
those who attended the hangings
and participated in them, as well
as other incidents and circum-
stances directly related with the
three cases.
Two kleagles of the khan in
charge of the southern oregon
district, according to this mans
story as It is believed to have been
given to the grand Jury today.
warned members of the khan to
keep silent concerning the Hale
case, for the reason that Hale had
not kept promises made when he
was released on the night of the
hanging.
This same important witness,
it is said, was one of number OF
kiansmen who were called to the
room of John Jefferys, Portland
attorney, who is representative
Of the khan, and received instruc-
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-08-01
IS DIE, 50 HURT
IN TRAIN WRECK

Cincinnati, Ohio, Aug. L. (By
Associated Press. )-Fifteen per-
sons were killed and from SO to
10 injured in a head-on collision
shortly before II o'clock today
between a negro excursion train
outbound and regular inbound
Lebanon train No. IL on the Gin
cinnati, Lebanon & Northern rail-
road at Lester station, suburb
Of Cincinnati.
The southbound train number
iii, composed Of five cars behind
the locomotive crashed into the
northbound special excursion
train Of three cars, carrying sew
aral hundred negroes to picnic
at Highland Grove,
The two trains came together
with terrific force, telescopfng
each other.