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The Arvada enterprise., 1923-04-26

r. SEEMS likely that the crisis In
'.iinany VIII come sooner than had
been expected. but the nature of IN.
settlement. IL one Is reached, Is ms un-
certain ms II ever has been In other
words, the two contestants show no
ssn OF approaching an agreement, and
from no other source has there np.
pcarcd II plan that seems likely To IL.
adopted. II may be the whole thing
VIII be put up tu Uncle sam. and that
th" solution Will depend on hi, willing
ness To sacrifice II large part Of the
war debt owed him by Europe In re-.
turn for German bonds Of 50 iittl,
probable value that they Nigh, be-
considered m.r. scraps of paper.
Premier Poincar., speaking ut the
nuNrilinx OF war memorial IN Dun.
Kirk, unelulvocally pledged the
French government TO compel Ger.
many TO pay th. PREPARATIONS and -wor.
That the occupation of the Euhr and
lihineland should continue until tn.
.n," warning thnt ulslcss the mu.
Millions manufacturing ccntcrs In the
Kuhr were held. Germany would be
ready in 1929 To refuse nll payments
snd To defy the allies.
Berlin reacted strongly To- this
speech. which the German government
denounced as II sermon OF violence"
Foreign Minister Won Rosenberg mad.
- long address to the rcichstng In
which hc repeated the oft.hcarl ns.
s"ril0n that the French policy ront.m.
plated nhsolut" paralysis OF Gcrmnuy's
economic life. lie rejected the do.
inand of the Ccrmnn Socialists that a
definite financial ufrcr he made 10
France. hu, he then became rather
more concl'latory and seemed actually
'u be extending hand NJ peace. The
peoples ~ Germany und France" said
No. have only one choice-c''Nrr 10
live together or 20 down To ruin to.
gc'hrr. II France would make up her
mind 10 recognize Gcrmnny's right to
life and liberty and respect Germnny' :
l'Ill''ll'- anu il%NiH " NhN'l'lANl \ +,
and that her Gcrinnn urighhnr doe,
not dream OF wnundluc Princes scnsi.
hi,lticS or sruSc OF honor, then the Ice
would be- broken Then might be- ful.
Nl'cd the dream NJ new era uf pros,
prrliy and happiness for Europe from
cooperation OF the German una French
peoples"
Baron won Rosenberg called on the
civilized world TO support and on
france to accept the plan suggested
By Secretary NJ state Hughes. that
an International court of fnanclcrs
be established to determine whu, Ger,
many has paid In the way ~ rcpara'
tons. whn, she can aud shall pny FUR.
ihcr. and how the payments can be
accomplished. II this plan were
sdopt.d. h" snid. Gcrnray would ask
mn International loan and force her In.
dns,ry To- give security for II. and thu.
obtain Immediate cash for the allies
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Iobin Assails Market Head

Denver,-ln by far the most vigor.
Gus speech OF the session OF the Twen.
ty.fourth General Assembly. In which
he violently attacked W. s. Hill. secre.
tary OF the Colorado Farm Bureau.
Senator John J. Tobin. Democrat. of
Montrosc. snntchcd from It's grave
House Bill. 242, creating n state mar.
ket director The bin was pissed. 10
to :. The attaek on Hin was the most
dramatic event OF the session,
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Steele Thanks Senators.

Denver. Senator Alexander Il.
young. Republican. Denver. expressed
he regrets of Senator Hugh II. s.
steele, Republican, Denver, that ms he
vas very sick he could not be pres.
mt In the end OF the session and OK.
pressed the thanks OF Senator Steele
TO senators and Senate employees for
their courtcsies to him during the scs.
sion. Senator Young said that Sen.
ator Steele deeply appreciated the gift
of an American flag made TO him by
The Senate.
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IT WELNE hundred members OF the
1 National Economic league council.
including many of the most eminent
men In America, have participated In
u referendum on certain leading inter
national questions. A considerable
majority ~ them declare that the
French occupation Of the Ruhr To col
lrct separations l. jus,liinhl.. that
America should support II world cour, /:
that America should Join the Lcaguc
NJ Nations. with reservations, and
should promot" nn International con.
f"rcnc" ON war finance problems.
Slightly more than half thought III"
interest on war debts owed tu tn.
United States should b. limited to 2
per cent.
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CoNSTlTuTloNALITY Of the Cup


~ pcr.Tincher grain futures act was
upheld by the UuItcd Stn,cS Supreme
court, and grain exchanges were or.
dcrcd to admit farmers cooperative
associations to membership. Chicago
grain men explain thar the act, while
II ends corners In grain and may
cramp the operations OF the larger
spectators. really legilizes instead OF
prohibiting trading in future deliveries.
The exchanges become contract mar.
kcts" by virtu. OF being under control
OF the secretary of agriculture whose
supervision Will prevent the manlpula-
tl"n which the supreme court found
might b" detrimental to producers.
shippers, consumers. and Legitimate.
dealers In Interstate commerce in
grain"
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w oRTiN Of mention as n case Of
w cvcn-handed Justice Is the pros
ecu,ion and conviction. In nhiladel-
phia Of Henry Gibson Brock. wealthy
banker and clubmun. who, while intoy-
icated, ran his automobile into II group
of persons getting on n street car and
killed three Of them. lie admitted he
had been drinking and had no recol-
lection Of the trngedy. whereupon
Judge Audenricd sentenced him to
solitary confinement In the pcniten.
tinry for from six TO ten years. He
began his sentence NJ once
The Arvada enterprise., 1923-04-26
A TTORNEY GENERAL DAUGH

A TTORNEY GENERAL DAUGH-
ERTi, after consultation with
President Harding, on Thursday caused
to he instituted Injunction proceedings
in New York to put an end to all trad
Ing in sugar futures. The defendants
are the New York Coffee and Sugar ex.
change. and many individual members
thereof, and II permanent injunction IL
asked. According To the government
bill. the action is the result Of IAN
orgy OF speculation which has driven
up the price Of sugar to the consumer.
Assistant Attorney General Seymour.
who has the case In charge. says the
government is considering criminal
proceedings under III" Sherman law.
The Arvada enterprise., 1923-04-26
RANDOLPH HEARST

w has discovered that Chief Jus
tie" Tnft is. by ths VIII Of Andrew
Carnegie. the recipient Of an annuity
from n fund Invested In steel bond. BY
Carnegie, and through his newspaper.
Hearst Il conducting campaign to
force Mr., Taft from the supreme cour.
bench. /, Is n part of the cninpa gn 70
change the Constitution So that n mere
majority of the court shall not be abb.
TO declare unconstitutional nn act ol
congress. Whatever the people OF the
country may think OF the latter prop.
osstion. the clean minded among them
can have no sympathy with the ms.
sumption or Insinuutlon that Mr.. Taf,,
or any other member OF the highest
court. could be Influenced In his do.
cisions by such II Circumstance 40
forms the basis for the Hearst attack.
II 10 slanderous and contemplate, and
The Chisf Justice need not s,vs II 4
moments thought.
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against the prosecution OF Catholic
prelatcs. Eve are not worried be-
cause the attitude towards Russia has
grown sharper on account OF the trial
Of Bishop Zepllak and the execution of
Vicar General BudkiewicZ." N. ZinO-
vler said. I'VE will shoot spies and
traitors whether they are robed as
priests or otherwise"
The soviet government will continue
its monopoly Of foreign trade. and
Krass!n, chief Of that division. predicts
that there will be large grain exports
from Russia this year, these being
forced by the low price OF bread. OF
course he did not mention the fact
that general unemployment makes II
impossible for the workers to buy
bread. nor did he say anything Of the
millions OF Russians who are still suf.
fering for lack Of the grain that Is to
he exported.
The Arvada enterprise., 1923-04-26
Crisis In the Franco.German
Contest Over Reparations
Seems to Be Near.
SOCIALISTS PRESSING CUN0
Rosenberg Ursss Adoption Of ssere.
tsry hughes Plan - Government
Acts to Stop Sugar speeuIations-
Grain Futures Act Upheld by
the Supreme Court.
sy EDWARD W. pIckAao

ElBERT n. GARY. head OF
IL the United States Steel cor
poration. says the labor short.
sos 10 likely to grow serious.
and ursss that the immigration
bars BE- ist down Tor the admis.
slon Of more cheap labor from
Europe. The administration do.
elares Itself against any such
policy. refusing TO lower admis.
SION standards or relax the re.
avirements governing immiora.
ton. Have you devoted any
thought to this question, and II
80. what 10 your oplnionl
The Arvada enterprise., 1923-04-26

II was intiImatcd in Berlin that the
government would nsk Secretary
Hughes for advice ns to how this iinnn-
c'ni court might be brought into ey-
istcncr
The Arvada enterprise., 1923-04-26

NJ USSOLlNI. premier OF Italy, 10
AVA confronted with one Of the situa-
tiuns which he foresaw when he took
tlon of the Catholic or Populist party.
A congress Of that party mt Turin de-
cided to oppose certain policies Of the
Fascist leader and this was approved
by the Vatican. The four members Of
the Catholic party in the cabinet were
told by Mussolni either to support
him or to resign. The premier told the
Fasclsti at Milan they must be pre-
pared for another and greater revolu-
tion. The outcome OF the affair Is
still uncertain
The Arvada enterprise., 1923-04-26
My First Child

G3on AlJen, Allbema. ~ haye H..
reat3y bsnehtsd By taking LyMs +
phkh6m's Vegetable Compound 4.
bearing- down feelings and PIN. 1 ~.
troubled IN this way for nearly fs.,
yeers following ths btth Of nv ~ ~
ehild, ,snd at times could hardly ~ r. ~
~ fest. A nsaghboe fseommended r.
Vegetable COMPOUND 70 No aftsr I ~
taken doceoc . medicines without mneS
beos6t L has relieved my peins -
gives M strength. I rscommsnd 4 ~
Sivs you pesuai!sion to use my tssans.
nial sf.-4rs.lDA RYk, Glen ~.
Alabama.
The Arvada enterprise., 1923-04-26

DREMlER LENlN OF Russia. st!ll con.
1 fined TO his bed. sen, to the open.
Ing session OF the all.Russlan com.
munlst congress the word ,hj' the
soviet retreat must be stopped and the
government must arouse itself against
recent attacks from within which are
aimed At re-es,abliahmcnt OF capital.
Ism. Zinoviefs. who carried his chiefs
message. made mention Of the protests
The Arvada enterprise., 1923-04-26
TIlE Republican national committee

THE Republican national committee
! doesn't approve OF Lord Robert
Cecil and other propagnnhsts' who
are trying to convert the United
state, to the League of Nations idea.
II has issued u statement drnounrlng
the foreigners who come iu Amrrlcu
to tell what n sordld clay footed.
selfish people W" are, simply because
~. refuse to hecoW. nn ac'iy. partner
ln Eurupc's bankruptcy and hatreds ''
The committc" urges chambers ot
commerce aud other organizations To
quit llonlzins these foreigner, nt their
conventions and meetings and TO fea.
turc instead American citizens who
preach the good old gospel OF Amer.
lcnnism nnd mlndlng our own business
The Arvada enterprise., 1923-04-26
mother Of
LARGE FAMILY
Rscommends LYDIA E. Pmk.
hams Vegetable Compound
to Other Mothers
Window, Mimi Wa 20 run.do,,
that Was Just good for nothing i ny" !.

become the moth,
Of myninth child, snd
|! thought l did pot
have The strenetS,
70 g through Vitb
II ! took Lydia ii
H!nkham's Verets.
pc Compound, ~
It has surely done Nh
l could ask it to a.
and !! am telling al
ny friends about n
|lhsves , nice bigbsS,
The Arvada enterprise., 1923-04-26

6ns. You may use this letter to ~
other SICK mothefs. Mrs. C A
HoaDE, Boz Ga, Windom, Ninn.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-08-15
EI. PoRToRICAN STARS VENICE AL
sUYDAN B. B. G. POR IS CARRIE
RAS A 8

Leemos de La Prengs" de N. Y:
Ell domingo pasado Sc llev0 a efecto,
como 10 tenfaIaos anunciado, Ell parti-
do de baseball entire las novenas Por-
torican Stars y Suydan B. B. c., en-
Brooklyn, resultando vencedores los
rrimeros por un score de Is carre-
rss g.
Ell partido resulto uno de los mas
irteresantes que ha jugado la novena
borinquena hasta ahora, Y fue presen-
ciado por un publico nameroso.
Durante los tres primeros innings
ninguno de los equipos logr6 registrar
earrera alguna, pero en- ell cuarto, apro-
vechando un "afojantento" de Victi
to, los americanos Sc anotaron cinco
carreras. Ocup6 entonces Marrero ell
bog, y concede solamcnte los ba-
teadores contrarios, una carrera en- el
septimo inning, y dos en- ell noveno,
nl:entras los muchacho5 del equipo por-
torriquefio hicie-on 4 carreras en- Ell
ouinto inning, cinco en- Ell sexto, una
en- 81 septimo y tres en- Ell noveno.
Sobresalio Beitia, y Bar6 jugo mag
i,ifico en- primera. Carolina, Jones, Qua
ia, Pelle, Guile v Beanchamp, como
siemprc, muy bien.
Los borinquenos efectuaron cuatro
double plays por ninguno de los
contrarios, y arrancaron estos IL
hits contra 8.
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EN- AccIoN


Numerosos cientifcos tomaran sus
observaciones desde San Diego, donde
el eclipse sera visible en- su totalidad
durante 8 minutes S6 segundos, otros
Sc iran a la Isla de San Clemente, le-
jos de la costa, entire San Diego y Los
Angeles v otros las is'as Coronado,
lejos de sar Diego, rea,mente en- Me-
jico, y las cuales estan reputadas de
ser an gran centric contrabandista en-
ell Pacifco. Muchos de los cientiicos,
quienes no tienen necesidad de yer Ell
fen6meno en- su tota'idad para hacer
sus observaciones, Sc iran al observa-
torio del Monte Wilson, cerca de Pa
sadena. Ell fenomeno sera Observable
tambien desde ell monte Hamilton, al
sur de San Francisco. En- Pasadena
ell eclipse sera como de un SO por cien-
to de su totaidad, y en- San Francis
CO de 95 por ciento.
La gran sombra que en- La Edad Me-
dia era causa de panicos, motines y
muertes, Y la cual era considerable CO.
mo un medic por Ell cual Dios manifes-
taba su ira, surgira repentinamente So
bre la superficie de la terra cerca del
Jap6n. Entonces Sc arrastrara Gala
da ligera traves del Pacifico a una
velocidad de 1850 millas por hora-
media milIa por segundo- tocando lue-
go en- las costas de America del Nor
te a lc largo de California lanzando su
mas densa obscuridad sobre las tie
rras que Sc hallan al principle de las
Is,as del Canal, frente San Diego y
a Los Angeles.
Dejando San Diego Sc movera ra-
pidamente a traves de la Baja Califor-
mia. Ia costa oeste de M6jico, Hondu-
ras. hasta que finalmente desaparecera
con gran rapidez en- ell centric del Allan
tico. al sur al este de las Antillas
v cerca del Ecuador.
Berlin. agosto IA. Omitted Press) -
Ell 6xito ell fracaso de la pequena ex-
pedici6n de astr6nomos alemanes que
Sc hallan en- M6jico para probar re-
chazar la teoria de Einsten. depende
del trabajo que pueda rea'izarse dentro
del estrecho limite de tres minutes pre-
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Va han IIegado a Mejico los sa-
bios astronomers eurOpeOs

cisos deterninativos, en- la tarde del
10 de septiembre.
81 Ell cielo esta nublado durante los
tres precisos minutes de ese dia. to-
do Ell trabajo Sc habra perdido. Ell pc
qnefio grupo de cuatro observadores
alemanes esta presidido por ell Profe-
sor Ludendorff, del observatorio de
Postdam, y hermano del famoso gene
raj aIeman, y es su prop6sito observar
fotografiar ell eclipse de sol que OBJ
servara en- la parte sur del continente
Norteamericano en- ese dia de media
dos de septiembre. Ell eclipse durara
500 tres minutes.
FL gobierno de Mejico ha acordado
sufragar todos los gastos. incluyendo Ell
viaje de ida y vueIta, de los cuatro
/, astr6nomos a'emanes la transporta-
ci6n de sus cuarenta cajas de instru-
mentos de observation. Ell Professor
Einsten fu6 invitado para ell viaje pc
70 rehus6 alegando que Sc hallaba can
sado de su reciente viaje por g. Japon
y Espana.
Ell Professor Ludendorff intentara
determinar la temperatures del sol CO.
roma, dividiendo sus rayos en- varios CO.
1ores mediante Ell uso de I'm espectros-
copio, y estudiando la intensidad de la
luz en- cada rayo individual. Ell DR..
Kohrausch. otro miembro de la expe-
dici6n alemana, intentara probar la
teoria de Einsten por medic de foto-
grafias, usando Ell mismo metodo que
Sc us6 durante lie eclipse total en- Chris
tian Islands en- Ell invierno pasado, cosa
que no tuvo buen exito debido que
Sc nubl6 Ell cielo cuatro minutes an
tes de empezar Ell eclipse.
Los Profesores Schorr Dolberger
del Observatorio de Hamburg son los
otros dos co.egas. No Sc sabe definiti-
vamente 81 este extraortyuario SEN
sacional experimento tendra lugar en-
Mejico. Un Professor del Observato-
rio Mejicano de Tacubsya esta encar-
gado de disponer todos los detalles pa
ra ell curioso experimental. Los cienti-
ficos alemanes dicen que sus aparatos
Q instrumentos son muy delicados y
muy costosos no pudiendo ser trans
portados por asperos montafiosos ca
minos Adenas. las condolences at
mosfericas han de ser perfectas 81 Sc
desean obtener los mejores resultados.
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MERcADo DE cAMB1os
BALE EN- RIO p1EpRAs

FL viernes proximo Sc celebrara en-
los salones del Casino Espanol" de
Rio Piedras, uno de los bales que con
el nombre de ''viernes sociales'' Sc
lIevan efecto en- dicho centro.
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tDespacho especial para Ell MUNDo1

Los Angeles, agosto 14.-(United
Press) -Numerosos hombres de Glen
cias de gran fama mundial, negan dia-
riamente a la California del Sur para
disponer todo 10 necesario con ell pro-
posito de hacer la mas completa OBJ
servacion cientifica de un eclipse total
del sol que tendra lugar dentro de po-
CO.
Ell eclipse ocurrira Ell 10 de septiem-
bre proximo. Es Ell primer eclipse to-
tai ocurrido en- esta region desde hace
100 amos y sera eli ultimo hasta Ell aao
2045.
Este eclipse 500 ser$ visible en-
Ell extreme suroeste de los Estados
Unidos, empezando un POGO hacia ell
norte de San Diego.
= La mayor parte de los cientificos
Sc. preparan para levar sus instrumen-
tos a Ensenada, pequedo pueblo de la
costa. en- la Baja California, Mejico,
lugar donde ell eclipse Sc prolongara
por un tempo mayor.
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REPRESENTATIVES DE ToDo Ell
MUNDo

Muchos grupos de cientifcos de In
glaterra, Francia, Be gica, Italia, Es-
paaa, Alemania, Japon y otros paises
tienen proyectado observar ell fen6me-
no, tomar fotografias realizar estu-
dies oculares de gran signifcaci6n cien-
tifica.
La mas importante fotografia que
Sc habra de tomar y la mas profllnda
observation que reahzaran los cienti-
ficos sera aquelIa que viene a confr-
mar rechazar la teoria de la relativi-
dad. de Einsten.
Sc tomaran fotografias de los rayos
de luz de las estrel'as, los cuales, Sc
gun Einsten. Sc quiebran por la acci6n
de la gravedad cuando pasan I'm cuer-
po como Ell del sol; y Sc tomaran, tam
bien, fotografias de los que Sc conocen
con ell nombre de ''el grupo de Fins
ten.''
Fotografias similares tomadas Ell afio
pasado durante un eclipse total en- los
Mares del Sur por los cientifcos que
fueron a la Playa de wa!lal. Austria
liza, Christian Island, en- Ell sur del
Pacifico, conirmaron la teor1a de Fins
ten, de acuerdo con los informes rem
didos por los citados cientifcos.
ny Ar,r,rO%Y
Evening star., 1923-10-04
Used unfounAeA Rumors.

The fact Is that the whole election
has been fought by Que1on chiefly by
making unfounded charges against
Wood and the Americans, to which
they did not lower their dignity to
reply after Quexon's famous state
Evening star., 1923-10-04

nent that he wanted . government
run like heilr by the FfIipinos. All
know that. under Gen. Wood the gov
,ernment will not be run like helPs by
anybody. s1-s y
The result of the election seems to
that Quezoff will try to carry
out his threat of forcing the legisls-
ture into open opposition with Wood.
Americans and many Filipinos well
come such test. In the hope that tt
.will arouse American feeling rega rd-
Ing the national prestige involved IN
the exercise of the sovereign tights
they estAblished through their victory
over spain. by purchase under the
Filipino fnsurrectos. g
The latest figures Indicate } rsr-
nendex victory by margin OF Is Rer
cent OF the total vote cast. "
Evening star., 1923-10-04

plunder the place. The city magis-
trAte was thrAshed, his wife slain
and his residence Get on dre and all
prisoners were released.
Take 30 Capt1tves.
The bandits continued their pill
lagfng for twenty.four hours before
finally Aeefng with $50 captives.
whom they announced would be held
for ransom. Among the captives are
two British missionary workers, Miss
Mary Darroch ana Miss Mary r..
Shsfp. Their present Whereabouts are
Two detachmsnts OF Gen. wu PEI
Fu's troops are now searchinE for the
bandits. The cabinet also has Inc
structed both Gen. WI Pei-Fu and
Marshal Tsko Kun to take stringent
measures TO protect the lives and
property of foreigners In the interior
and also to ascertain II local oncials
were rssponsibie for the piilaging OF
Sihuahsisn and. II they were. to pun
ish them.
Another bandit raid IL reported
from Linchuhsien. in 6hantung prov
ince, whore hrigands are reported to
have forced an entrance TO the town
and TO have freed all prisoners.
Evening star., 1923-10-04
HILL WILL RETURN
EOR DRYtAlW,'TR!AL
:. lsa,.L ; :
u. S. District Attorney to
Make Honest Effort to Con-
Wct House Member.
s,xhe .ssoeiatsd Press.

Byxbe 4@soeiated Press.
BALTIMORE, October %.-Congress-
man John Phillip Hill. whose case. ac-
cording to United States District Attor-
ney Amos w. w. woodcock, will be put
before the United: States grand jury
next Thursday. has announced he will
return to Baltimore before. the case
comes up. Mr.. Woodcock announced
last night that he will ask the grand
jury to h1dict Mr.. Hill for violation OF
the Volstead act.
The congressman Is at his summer
home at Southampton. L. l. He said
that he had planned to return to Ralti-
moro next Wednesday, but would come
home sooner If necessary.
MIR. Hill, who declared in statement
that. Commissioner; Haynes does not
know the VolsteAd law, requested gov
erpment agents be sent from Washing
toR to test wine he has been making In
his cellar. The tests were made last
week and reports made to Washington
officials.
Commissioner Haynes put the case in
the hands of Mr.. Woodcock. Last night
Mr.. Woodcock declared that he would
ask the grand jury for an indictment.
He also declared that he would do his
bsst fairly and sauarely, to convict
him"
lie said that he would proceed with
Indictment rather than information be-
cause of the unusual features of the
case. -
Evening star., 1923-10-04
CHINESE BANDITS
TAKE $50 IN RAID
Details Of Brigand Attack on
British Mission Revealed.
Troops Trailing Bands.
pY CLIFroRDi FOX.

BY Gable to The star ana Chicago Daily News.
Copyright, 1928.
PEKING. October 4.--First details
OF the bandit raid on the British
China inland mission At sihuahsien,
Honan province. on September ss,
reached, Peking today. According to
the information received. Fan Man
Hsit. brigand chief, with small
body OF his followers. slipped through
the small military guard at the city
gate disguised as farmers and with
weapons concealed beneath their
They Immediately COM
firing. creating panic among
the citizens. When soldiers opened
the gate to permit fleeing ressdents
to pass outside. the remainder OF the
bandit band rushed In.
They Immediately commenced to
Evening star., 1923-10-04
KILLS BARBER REFUSING
TO GIVE HIM SERVICE
Porto Rican Shoots Up Shop and
Flees, But Is Caught
After Chase.
PS the Associated Press. !.

py the Associated Press. -. ..aa' a
NEW YORK, October 4i-Refusal to
shave an impatient customer cost
james Formita, an uptown barber.
his life. and resulted in the arrest of
julius Roderiquez. who said he was
a Porto Rican cowboy, on charge of
homicide. .; =
Roderiquez entered Formita's shop
and put himself in "a chair. When
recommended to neighboring shop
he commenced to shoot up the place,
THE police said. One bullet killed
an assistant. Then Roderiquez fled.
when the bluecoatsa pounced upon
him after an exciting chase he still
had the pistol in his hand.