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Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-11-04
COTTON

NEW YORK, Nov. 3.-The cotton
market opened unchanged to nine
points lower today with the tone
steady on a little trade buying and
covering. Offerings soon increased
end prices worked off to 22.75 before
the end of the first hour, active
months showing net losses Of 70 to
81 points. Selling was promoted by
easy Liverpool cables, reports of
good weather in the south, ten
dency to an increase in crop esti-
mates and reports of slightly easier
spot basis in the southwest. Cen
eral business was restricted by the
proximity of the election Gay adj
journment however and the market
was comparatively quiet at the de-
cline. A report published by loca!
authority estimated the condition of
the crop has deteriorated 3.3 per cent
during the last month but reaffirmed
an end-September crop indication of
1905, 900 bales.
The early decline extended to 22.70
for January, with the general list
yielding 20 to &c points. Liverpool
was a buyer on scale down. how
ever and the market turned steadler
after the OFFERINGS had been absorbed
With prices TdIIylpS ten 10 1ulech
points on covering Trading was
quieter at midday with active
months about s to u points net
lower.
The market was steadier dNing
the early afternoon on covering and
New Orleans and Wall street buying.
Offers were comparatively light after
the early liquidation had been alb
sorbed, and prices sold up to 23.07
for January, the general market
showing net advances of IL to IA
points at o'clock. Another private
report estimated the crop at 1861
900 bales.
NEW YORK COTTON
The following were the ruling prices in
the exchange today:
Tone steady; middling, 23.75c; quiet.
Last Prnv.
Open. High. Low. Sale. Close. Close.
Dec. % 81 % "a % IS %. 81 22.97 % 81
Jan. %. So %. 80 -. 10 %. Is %. IS % SO
March % 20 %. 20 % OIL % 40 % 40 % %
Nay % "A % 50 % % %. 50 PASS % 46
July % % 81 81 %. % % 81 %, 81 % 20
11:45 a. M. bids, steady. December, 22.69;
January, %. so; March, 23.10; May, 1880.
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personal interview with the prisoner
Goevrnor Neff today gave pardon
to Smith.
\ watch which Vidrine said he
took from the murdered man and
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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-04
ITAIIE WHLEDhM lsP0JENCE.
POMYSL1 MA UZAvRENf sMLOUvY s POL
SKEM A RUMUNSKEM

Rm 3. 1nora - Prave uzavfena smlouva mezi Itaf a
ugosav povazovana jest asny dokad move orientace
talske potky sedni vychodRi Europe Jak vychazi
jevo, itask dplomacie bya posedn dobe zvlas6 Elm
Posku Rumunsku Soud Sc, ze Itae nejprve bfde
uslovati uzavreni smouvy Ruske nacez pokus
zavfenf zvlasnich smuv Polskem Rumunskem tomto
s spoleha taie anglickou podporu P sledovan t4o
potiky Ialie vzdaa 1plne sve dfvejsi potky vt H.
hram Buharsku nasedek oho nepochybne bude ze
Uhry Bulharsko budou vyhledavat sblizenf Franci
We skutecnosti svaden e zapas mez Francii ltalii
pfevahu Europe Balkan6 Mnistersky predseda Muso
n ppomna tax Evrop6 re ale jest rozhodnuta vykona-
vati ddlezy poticky vv mezinarodn politiku Da1s
kroky taske dplomacie budou tud sedovny Evro-
pou zvysenou pozornost>
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POMERENE 1SKAN COOLIDGEM.
BuDE zASTUP0vATI WkDu We Wy
$ETROvAni 0LEJNICh vYSAD.
DRfVEJSf SEKRETAR FALL ODEPREL wy
POVfDATI PRED VYBOREM

ste spojeni S jednou olejaf-
skou firmou texasskou. To sc
vsak omezovalo ma kolekce v
Chicagu, v cemz p. Coolidge
nevidf zadne zavady, aby ne
mohl spolu s Pomerenem Via
du zastupovati.
Vcera dostavil Sc pred W.
Dor ma verejne pozemky di'l-
vejsf sekretar vnitra Fall.
Kdyz vSak predseda Walsh
jail Sc mu klasti otazky, Fall
vytahl z kapsy ma stroll psany
hist a z neho precetl obsirne
prohlaseni, uvadejicf p1ciny,
proc nemini ma otazky vyboru
odpovidati.
Pfedne neuznava jeho kom-
petenci, jezto pryy vybor pove-
rem byl k vysetrovani 81. kon-
gresem a tudiz jeho pravomoc
skoncila zaroven onim kon-
gresem. A pax nyni, kdyz Via
da Sc rozhodla podniknouti
soudni kroky We veci udeleni
olejnych vysad, mohl pry by
Sc svymi odpoved'mi inkrimi-
novati.
Po tom prohlaseni vybor ko
nal dIvernou schulz a nafidil
pax Fallovi, ably pfisel zpet
v utery. Nasledkem dmrti ex-
presidenta Wilsona nebude
vsak konati zadnych schdzi a
senat hodla Sc odrociti al ma
den po pohrbu.
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Rim, 3. dnora 1000 ddstojnfku ascisticke milice
sav zde vcera vyroc zaozeni sv6 organsace Minsers
pfedseda Mussoln byl pomen, avsak hlavn rec prones
dr. Itao Babo vrchnf veel mce enz pftomnych
pofeb?" Cee shromazd6ni povstao jako eden zvo
alo "Ano DR.. Babo tazal dale: Jste ochotni zemfi
sveho vadce? odpov9d zaznel bouvy souhlas Kdy7
utisi hlomoz, dr. Balbo obral Mussolnimu prayi
ri sta tisic bodakd mlce ceka rozkazy Dr. Bal
bo vyzva pax ddstojnky ably sloz nasledujci pfsahu
ave menu, dobrem jmenu Itae jmenu mrtvych ia
svecu pro vzdy pro dobro vehko alie" Cele shro
mazdeni ednohlasn4 odfikavalo tuto pfisahu. &
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-04

Washington, 3. dnora. -
Atlee Pomerene, drivejsi sena-
tor Ohia, byl vybran presi-
dentem Coolidgem jake demo
kraticky Glen pravnicke dvo-
jice, jez ma zahajiti soudni RI
zeni We veci udeleni olejnych
vysad We Wyomingu a v Cali
fornii. Byl jmenovan ma miste
drivejsiho generalnfho navlad-
niho Gregoryho, jenz uznan "a
osobu nevhodnou vzhledem k
svemu spojeni olejarsky1n
zajmy.
Gregory pfijel sem vcera re
sveho domova v Texasu, avSak
jeho konference S presidentem
Coolidgem byla odlozena al
ma dnesek. Pan Coolidge Sc
vsak jiz vcera pevne rozhodl,
ze neZamestna Gregoryho.
Hned potom povolan telegra-
ficky z Clevelandu driveisi
senator Pomerene do Washing
tonu a mel dlouhou poradu S
presidentem. President nabidl
mu zastupovani vlady We v6ci
udelenf olejnych vysad a Po-
merene nabidku pfiial. For
malni oznameni nebylo vsak
vydano, jezto p. Coolidge pre-
je 81 poraditi Sc predem de-
mokratickymi vidci v senate.
Ustanoveni Strawnovo, chi
cagskeho advokata, znstava,
atkoli jeho firma mela tez il
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ce dVlrka autOmODllu a W.
padl ma dlazbu polcista ma
sledkem setrvacnosti "a MIN,
naraziv hlavou ma .dlazbu, kde
ponekud omracen zGstal leze-
ii. Pronasledovany Sc vsak
vzchopil, sebral policejni re-
volver, vskocil do stroje, jehoz
motor stale jeste byl,v chodu
rychle po Denison ave. ujiz-
del; u zap. 80. ul. vrazil do
auta ffzeneho slecnou Willso-
YOU Lakewood, jejiz spo-
le6nosti jel Ernest Roflings, po
slednejsi stroj byl odrazen ma
chodnik, primo do prdceli ho-
lirny Franka Valentino, 1904
Denison ave. keenan, chteje
Sc vyhnouti zasazenemu stro-
il srazil Sc znovu autem J..
Brookera, 1O6O3 Miles ave.
Ma to lupic, kdyz Sc zacal lid
sbihati, opustil auto vlastni a
hroze revolverem rail 81 ces-
tn, pfi cemz namirenym revolt
verem donutil ridice autot1u-
cku H. Speitha Graftonu, o..
sestoupiti, nacez nasedl k III
ditku sam a ujel.
Sc Speithem jel jeho pr;buz
nv Edward Stock. jenz, kdyz
videl srazku, seskoch, aby Sc
blfze podival a "a chvili byl
svedkem, jak Keenan, Sc zmoc-
huje Speithova trucku. Vse
slo tax rychle. re nezli Sc vzpa
matoval. lupic iM autotru-
ckem ujizd6l. Opust6ne Nor
mon auto bylo ukradeno. jak
vcera bylO ZllSt4nO v Detroit.
We stroll nalezen byl sat u
tekleho zlosyna. kapesni svl-
tilna iakoz obuSek polilisty
Heidrickse.
Uprchly zlosyn ma miti ma
sv6domi celou radu zlocinG,
byl jM nekolikrate pronasle-
dovan a mel jiz ma male byti
hycen. Honil jej straznfk kra
ian ]. Cevenka policistoi
Fenwickem a 10. prosince pr
nasledoval jej a nekolik dru.
hi, jizdni policista Josef Fl.
scher, syn znameho krajana
Fischera z vych. 40. ul. Stiha
ny vsak mel vzdy Stesti, ze se
mu podarilo vyvaznouti. Dnes
Sc, jak vseobecne jest dou'
fano, dlouho jiz svobode test
tt nebude.
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v nemocnici Mt. Sinai "a
pasi Sc smrti pi. Anna Muku-
ska, 6625 St. Cair ave., jez
byla vcea'a vecer postrelena
svym byvalym bordynkarem,
ktery sc tez smrteln6 postrelil
tax ze dnes v teze nemocnici
kratce po pilnoci zemi'el. Die
vypraveni jineho podnajem-
nika prisel ltocnik do bytu a
pozadoval ma Makuske. aby
mu dala n9co k pitt. Taz odpo-
v6dela, ze nema lihovin, ale
pfinesla mu napoi iiny, "a
ktery il muz dal dollar. Ma
kuska odesla, aby prinesla dro
bne. Ia navratu vyndal muz
revolver a stfeil il, nacez Sc
slovy: "Tak, ted jsi to do
stala", utekl.' ale nalezen byl
" blizk6 k0ln9 Sc smrtelnou
sttelnon ranou. Mukuska do
behla jeste do blizke l6karny,
odkud dovezena byla do ne.
mocnice. Jm&no dtocnika jest
ISteve Fadorcuk,
| DIE policeiniho vySetfovani
lvypovedel manzel postfelent
zeny Fadortuka n9kolik hodir
pred spachanym cinem 2 bytu
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by jej byl wal do svoji a1vn&-
dy. Pfisel pred tfemi mesfci z
Chicago, ale delal DOZEN .clo-
veka nenormalniho. Zastre1e-
MIN hrozil pry caste a take se
chodil do okolf uciti stffleti do
.terce., Policie Sc vzdalas nasil-
neho zmocn6ni sc a v6rf, ze Sc
ubozaka zmocni n6jakym zpi
sobem mirnejSim.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-04

dvanact mil severovychodne cd tohoto mesa
Kary srazily zaacce bze Fortve kdyz ODE uji3.
dely veikou rychost ODE m9y veku dasi karu
n&n by privezeni do nemocnce zde ambulancch
ami edny cesujicich neunk smrt poraneni nejake
no druhu.
vypuk ohen sest osob uhorelo die vyprav9n cestu
Icfch ktefi vyvaz jenom ehcm poranenim vcera po-
zde veter zAchranci indianapolis vyah cy ohofea ea
doutnajicich trosek Neter3 rtvol mohou by vyta-
zeny al odklzeni trosek Rd obou kar seskoc pied
iosudnou sr&zkou 8t# @4S
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sENsAcNi dTEk kEMEsLNfno
ss, ~ @-a--I =. - x...>-- -
KEENAN,, DVAKRATE PAROLOVANY PO
s's LEPSENEC MANSFIELD

Pov6stny cernoch, vrah po-
licisty Griffina, John L. Whit
field, ktery pdsobil policii tax
dlouho t6zke starosti, ma kon-
kurenta, jest to jisty Bryan
Keenan,, jenz svemu stavu "d6
a skutecne cest'. Behem 80
minut odzbrojil policajta, roz-
bill til auta predek jednoho
obchodu, zadrzel fidice auto
trucku q okradl jej o stroj, v
kterem prchl. "Nuz, kdo 81
pfeie. kdo 81 pfeje vic. ="
3 Keenana, kte1y je teprve
mladlkem 2Olety, hleda poll
Gle. pro RUNE nepekne kousky
lupicske jakoz i jako domne-
leho loupezneho vraha rozva-
zece peciva Star Baking Co.
Jana Rauha, ktery zavrazden
byl prave ma stedry den. Nej-
lepsi pri cele histrii jest, ze
Keenan, byl jiz dvakrat poslan
do mannsfieldske polepsovny,
odkud ale po dvakrat po krat-
Isl dob9 byl jake polepseny pa
|rOlovan.
Vcera kratce pred poled-
mem oznamoval nekdo neznar
my telefonicky policejnimu
poruciku Hughesovi stanice
Detroit a zap. 83. ul., re videl
Keenana pred chvili jeti v Sc
dem autu typu Marmn, opa-
|trenem tabulkou 8 (. 466.424.
Hughes Timed zpravu ozna-
mil do hlavni stanice. Pripad
byl arci oznamen a "a nedlou-
ho spatfil Marmon auto straz-
mix Charles Heidrick ma Deni-
son ave. a zap. SO. ul. Policis-
tn vsedl do jineho auta a sle-
doval podezfely stroj, az ten
to u gasolinove stanice zasta-
|vil. X postav6 fidice hodil Sc
popis, ac cfslo tabuky znelo
566.246. IS
J Ia vyslechu popfel ridic, ze
by byl hledanou osobou, ale
ma straznfkovq vyzvu, ably $
MIN jel ma policejni stanici,
uposlechl, wal jej k sobe a
ljel. Pojednou jizdu uvolnil a
tazal Sc. zda ma Hendrick ci-
garetu, kdyz odpov6del tyr ze
|nikoli, sahl do kapsy, ale vyn-
dial revolver, straznik vsak byl
ostrazity q zavcas levou rukou
lupice pfidrzel sahaje soucas-
Inc pravicf pro revolver sluzeb-
mi. keenan, vyrazil "a tahani.
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.UNARD
thcete dspravltl pfibuznf %
Amerlky? y =

Ceskoslovenska kvota Jest sice W.
cerpana. ale nyni Jest cas- pripravi-
Il Sc na otevreni move kvoty, po-
cinate !. cervencem 1924. Rance.
ar Cunard Line v Ceskosloyensku v
Praze poskytuie cestujicim yeske
rych rad. pOtfebnych ptipraye ma
cestu. Cunard Line Jest opravn9na
ceskoslevenskou vladou doprava
cestuicich do Ameriky. Vsichnj ce-
stuici isou dopraveni lodi, "a o.
sobniho prdvOdu ifednik1 spolec-
nostl. beg zvlast tniho poplatku. Ce-
stuiici, maiici lolni listky cd Gu
nard Line. nemuseh cekati na od-
'ezd lodi. Cunard Line vysiA kaz-
dS tyden vicero lodi Evropy do
Ameriky do kanady. Listky ma
Cunrd Line zaruGuH neirychlejsf
dopravu pres more. Informace o.
chotne poskytne Yam mas mistni
zastupce neb anse nejbla. kancelaf
CUNARD LINE r
Hotel Cleveland
BldG. fHBn1
Cleveland, q. III - 1SRD ~
Alrt;,s =
49, - -
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z domu {. 56O3 Dibble ave.
dosla ma policejni stanici Per-
kons ave. vych. 55. ul. zpra
va, re jeden tamnejsi podna-
jemnik hrozi spolubydlicim
strelbou. Dostavil Sc policista
Kovalsky, jehoz odkazala pi.
domaci Lindenova ma byt
'zbijnika. Kovalsky slusne Ia
klepal. ale nedostalo Sc mu od-
pov6di "come-ih'. ale dvou
ran z revolveru. Straznik mu-
sci nastoupiti strategicky u
stup a pfivolati pomoc. Dosta-
villa Sc. ale nebyla mnoho plat
ma. neb vytrznik Sc zatarasi a
stale hrozil sekerou j palbou.
Jeden z policajtI mrstil do ok
ma lklackem a Ia klackem ma
saedovala bomba 8 plyny, KITE
Ire nasleduji size. Oboji vsak
[selhalo a oblezeny stale hajil
|vit6zne svoii posici. Ba nepo-
mohlo ami, kdyz mu byl do j.
dla, ktere sob6 ma kvartyrsk6
,vyzadal, dan opiat. Die vseho
Sc jedna o silence, neb zahad-
ny muz p1avil. ze by kaisr j.
stojiste byl valku vyhral, kdy.
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D0BRY D0JEM Y JuG0sLAvIl.

Belehrad, g. 1nora. Podepsanf smlouvy pfiestvi
ri Jugosavif al ud6lao vem priznivy DOZEN zdesich
poitickych kruzch ztrata Reky vyvoa GaseGnou
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NEsTEs1l Ma MEzIMEsJskf DRkzf.
DVANACT MRTVYCH "A KoLEM TRICET
PORANENYCH PHI SRAzCE

Indianapolis, 3. 1nora - Nemene dvanact osob bylo
zabo dvace neb tfice jnych poransno kdyz vrazy dc
ve mezmestsk6 eekcke kary Union Traction Line
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oposici paramentu Casopsy uvefejnly text smlouvy
pfiznivymi komentar Nkoa Paste dr. NnGic vratili
vGera z R{ma do B9lehradu. ts
Evening star., 1924-05-09
PRESIDENT FAvoRs BILL.
Senator Ball Represents Him as
Realizing Necessity.

Convinced that the housing situa-
tion in the District of Columbia war
rants an extension of the Ball rent
law and the Rent Commission, Presi-
dent Coolidge will approve this legis-
lation when it comes to him.
Senator Ball, chairman of the SEN
ate District committee, made this
known following a long talk with
the Chief Executive at the White
House late yesterday afternoon, during
which time he explained certain fea-
lures of the bill and presented In
formation regarding the housing Sit
uation in Washington. The latter.
according to Senator Ball, enabled
the President to be convinced there
is still need for the functioning of
the Rent Commission and for that
reason he will approve the bill.
The President was informed by Sena
tor Ball that the resolution which passed
the House which provides for a con
tinuation of the present rent law for
period OF two years has been ap-
proved by the Senate committee and
was reported out today. He assured the
President that he hopes for favorable
action upon this measure within the
short period left, and intimated that
the President may lend some assistance
in getting the legislation enacted. The
rent bill was favorably reported by the
Senate District committee yesterday.
Evening star., 1924-05-09
SPEAKER GILLETT
TO RUN FOR SENATE
Representative Announces De,
cision After Conferences With
Republican Leaders.
SEEKS SEAT HELD BY WALSH
New Alignment in House on Res
ignation.

Speaker Frederick h Gillett of the
House has decided to become a can
didate for the Republican nomina-
tion for Senator from Massachusetts,
The speaker reached his decision
after a number of conferences with
Massachusetts, political leaders here,
including those in charge Of the
national campaign of President
Coolidge.
A formal statement announcing
his candidacy was prepared at Mr..
Gillett's Office after he had visited
the White House this morning. He
will seek election to the place now
held by Senator Walsh, Democrat.
During the past week the speaker
has been an almost daily visitor at
the executive Offices and also has
conferred frequently with William
M. Butler, Republican national com
mite eman for Massachusetts, and
manager of MT. Coolidge's campaign
for the presidency. He also has
talked over the Massachusetts, Situa-
ton with Frank Stearns, close
friend and political adviser of the
President
A decision is understood to have
been hastened by the announcement
last night by Gov. Claiming Cox that
he would not be candidate for the
senatorship. Previously there had
been indications that some of those
high in the Coolidge counsels here
hoped the governor would enter the
race.
Coincidently with Mr.. Cox's an
nouncement Representative Dallinger
issued a statement saying he was ''ir-
recovably'' in the running for senator
Louis A Coolidge, former assistant
secretary of the Treasury, already
was a candidate, and several others
had been mentioned prominently.
Speaker Gillett has been a member
of the House from the second Massa-
chusetts district since March 4, 1893
his sixteen continuous terms conSti-
tuting a record of unbroken service
not eQualed by any other representa-
tive now in office. He has been
Speaker since 1919, but was reelected
to that post last fall only after a long
deadlock forced by the fight of the
insurgent Republicans against the
party organization
His withdrawal from the House
after March next, regarded as a
certainty, no matter how the sena-
torial situation develops, means a
realignment of the party organization
there and probably a renewed effort
by the La Toilette followers to Sc
Continued on Page 2, Column p
Evening star., 1924-05-09
Business Women
To Erect history.
l,OOO-Roor,, Club
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. May s.-Enter the ~tired
business woman
Envious of the tired business mans
club, where he has sought and found
shelter from care, New York's business
and professional women have deter
mined upon a clubhouse of their own.
1t is to be an eighteen-story, 1000
room affair, and exclusively for the use
of professional and business women.
The American Women's Realty Corpo-
ration, Inc, has an option on West
23d street site and has arranged, it was
announced today, to get the $4,000, 900
to be spent on the project.
Most of the 1000 single bedrooms will
have private baths and will rent at $40
to SIS a week. Each floor will have a
laundry and tea kitchen for use of mem
bers. Other features include a dining
room, a terraced garden, a clinic, a
swimming pool and gymnasium, large
lounge and several reception rooms.
Officers of the corporation include
Judge Lindley NJ. Garrison, president,
and Anne Morgan and Felix NJ. War
burg, vice presidents.
Evening star., 1924-05-09
SIX ITALIANS TO HANG
TODAY FOR OLD MURDER
Extensive Preparations Made to
Prevent Escape of Louisi-
ana Slayers.
By the Associated Press.

Ds luc ASoOSLAtcu EIcsc
ANTE, La. May 9.-Roy Leona and
Joseph Giglio, Brooklyn, n. Y; Joseph
Bocchio and Andrea Lamantia, Chicago,
and Natalie Deamore and Joseph RIM,
New Orleans, were to hang at the Tangi-
pahoa Parish Jail here today for the
murder three years ago yesterday of
Dallas Gaines, Independence, when
Gaines frustrated an attempt to rob a
bank at that place. The executions were
to take place between noon and pm.
Sheriff Bowden planned to begin them
at IL o'clock. 1t was estimated at least
an hour and half would be required
to put the men to death, inasmuch as
the law requires each man to hang
twenty minutes after the trap falls, even
though he might die instantly OF a
broken neck.
Should any of the prisoners become
violent prior to hanging they would
hang first, otherwise they would go to
their deaths in alpha betical order in
pairs on the double gallows, the sheriff
said.
The Jail and courthouse, in the
center of a large lawn-covered
square, was surrounded with patrols
of national guardsmen. Unauthorized
persons were not permitted on the
square. Another line of guards paced
back and forth along rope barrier
strung about the Jail at a distance
of about thirty feet
The square is surrounded by a
ditch and, to make any possible at
tempt to rescue the prisoners more
difficult. Adjt. Gen. Toombs had them
filled with water yesterday. 1t made
moat around the square from-a few
inches to two feet in depth and from
four to ten feet in width.
There were many persons in town
from all parts of Tangipahoa Parish
and the business section was crowded
with automobiles which had brought
many of them to Amite.