The Holly chieftain., 1923-06-14
A BRIEF RECORD OF PAGING
EVENTS IN THIS AND FOR
EiGN COUNTRIES
IN LATE DISPATCHES
OoiNcs AND HAPPENINGS THAT
MARK THE PROGRESS
OF THE AGE

MS lOve Wnfch had DIOSsomeO AT
first sight spurned. Juan verzell, 35,
San Francisco. shot and killed Miss
Maria Acuna. 22. pretty Spanish mil
liner. and then shot and killed him.
self.
bomb WINS thrown against the
United Brethren church In Sacramen-
to. Calif., but did little damage. With
in the church several hundred persons
were listening to lecture by the Rev.
o. p. Harnish.
-Four men were arrested In Los An
geles on charges they were members
Of masked group which took Frank
Sanceri, 21 years old, from his home
and bent him with wire cable until
he became unconscious.
According to word received at Tom
opah. New. the Bellehelen mine shaft
bottom now extends its full width In
high grade milling ore at depth of
sixty feet. 1t is stated that the ore Is
unquestionably Of deep seated origin.
The work on this ore badly is pro-
nouneed to be one Of the most i'm
portant Developments in southern Ne
vada mining in months.
Three surf bathers, members of
party Of picnickers, were caught in
rip tide and drowned at Redondo
Reach. Calf, a few days ago. They
were Ernest Goodpasture, 80 years
old, and his brother, Victor, 40. Of
Huntington Park, and William Lyons,
20, Of Inglewood. Laurette and Dor
othy Cline, sisters, of Huntington
Park, were caught In the same tide,
but were rescued by life guards.
Theft of Jewel box containing
more than $4,000 in valuables was
reported to the police at Los Angeles
by Mrs. ]. NJ. Engle, who said the box
disappeared several days ago while
being moved to her new home in Bev-
erly Hills. Mra Engle delayed re-
porting the loss, she told authorities.
In the belief that careful check of
articles received at the new residence
would reveal the missing gems
After having hiked through the des.
erts and jungles Of Africa for one
year, covering approximately 5000
miles, Miss Gertrude Denham Of Lon
don, who arrived In San Francisco
from the Orient recently, calls herself
the champion woman hiker Of the
world" She Is on the final lap Of
trip around the world. In many parts
Of Africa, she said, she was hailed by
the natives as goddess"
WASHINGTON
Ten persons were injured, two Of
them seriously, In a collision at River
side, Va, between two electric trains,
whose passengers included number
Of visitors to the Washington Shrin.
ers' convention.
The Cleveland. Cincinnati, Chicago
and st. Louis railroad was absolved
from blame for the derailing of a pas
senger train on March 10, when 1t
struck an automobile at a crossing
near Columbus, Ohio, In report to
the Interstate Commerce Commission
by w. P. Borland, director Of the COM
missions bureau Of safety. Eight
persons were killed and forty-eight in
jured in the accident
Woodrow Wilson was serenaded at
his s street home by a Shriner patrol
from Greenville, 8. c., which sang
"Dixie" under his window, and then,
at his request, followed 1t with 'NThe
Star Spangled Banner"
A request from the government of
Panama, for authority to operate
planes over the Canal Zone, was grant
ed by Secretary Weeks, subject to reg
ulntions to be worked out between the
canal authorities and the officials of
the Republic Of Panama.
The estimate Of competent author
ity that 1t will cost the federal govern
ment at least s1OO,00O,0OO to enforce
prohibition In New York came rs a
shock to dry leaders who have been
confidently predicting that Congress
would not hesitate to appropriate all
the money necessary to make the Vol
stead act effective. They were not
quite prepared for such big figures.
Heretofore they have had considerable
difficulty in getting $4,000, 900 for the
prohibition enforcement unit and in
the next Congress they will have O
greatly strengthened wet element to
contend with.
The Armstrong bureau of related
Industries, which the government
claimed was an organization through
which linseed oil manufacturers regu-
lated and controlled the manufacture
and sale Of their products, was held
BY the Supreme Court to be an un-
lawful arrangement.
State statutes prohibiting the use
Of foreign languages In public, private
and parochial schools in Iowa, Ne
braska and Ohio, and eighteen other
states, instructing pupils below the
eighth grade, were held Invalid by the