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The Washington times., 1924-07-04
HDNCH
SAYS JULY 4
IS THE DAY
Ex-Navy Chief Had q Feeling
That Democracy Would
Pick Her Son Today
BY JOsEPHUE DANIELS.
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| NcopyTtght, 1924, BY International News
eeryicsl
NEW York, July Ill wonder
what would be the feelings d
Thomas Jefferson II he could drop
into Madison GQuars Garden and
see how the members Of his party
sweat and struggle TO nominate his
suocessor. II his spirit hovers over
the convention. e. his face In oils
looks down upon Il. Il would invoke
harmony ana . nomination on this
Fourth Of July.
Come to think Of Il. Thomas JET
ferson wasn't 20 great . sticikier
for harmony Is ne was for the
spread. Of Democratic policies. In
his day. the sage Of Monticello was
progressive and his enemies
thought he was q radical. He
didn't have much easier shedding TO
secure the election to the Presi-
dency than the successful nominee
OF this convention win have IN
getting the honor. But JeffersOn's
partisans did not gather in q great
hall and try to nominate him by the
preponderance Of noise. But they
said-the fedOraligts did---that the
Jefferscnians kept up b nightly
racket.
have had q ''hunoh" for days
that the nomination would BIO made
ON July Fourth. Do you know
what q bunch IL? Il was one 81
President Wilson'S favorite words.
ana when he strongly believed some
thing would happen that he had
no logic TO enforce, he would ray,
II have q hunch." Wen, I've had
bunch all the week that Jeffer.
sons disciples this year would cele.
brate Independence Day by making
the nomination on the day the Dec.
laratton was signed. That would be
9 good omen. Perhaps the dele.
gates have delayed the nomination
until today In order to make an
epochal celebration.
Why shouldn't we adopt the oe.
lective draft In selecting our candI,
dates for President? The news
comes from Cleveland that the con,
vention In session IL seeking to Sc
cure the consent Of Justice Louis d
Brandeis az the candidate for Vice
President on the La Toilette ticket
That caused some politicians in the
Garden yesterday to say that Il Z
dark horse was to be named and
put on the track without his kncwI
edge or conntvance, Judge Brandais
would ful the bill a. an nutstand,
Ing progressive, practical, and con
structiyes who ten years ago, IN re
dictionary circles in Boston, was
called "a radical" If Brandeis IL 8
radical, may the tribe Of radicals
increase!
Why shouldn't the Democrati:
convention send q Fourth OF july
macedonian message Of friendly
greetings to the Cleveland conven.
tion and say: why take thu
trouble to organize q new party
when We have adopted q platform,
as to taxation and agriculture le1is.
iation and honestly in line with the
views OF your people Come over 10
New York and Jump in. The water
II they should accept It. II might
heip Us TO celebrate the Fourth Of
July ana name winning candidate,
The spirit Of Jefferson, who dicd an
July Fourth would descend upor,
MS worthy successor.
The Washington times., 1924-07-04
LIBERALS
To UNITE
FORCES
Democrats at Parting of
Ways Becoming impossible
to Join All Interests

By BURTON X. WHEELER,
Ualted States Senator from AEoatanne
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News seFviee.l
NEW YORK, July IA re-
organization Of all party lines,
elimination Of the two old major
parties and the creation Of two
new political bodies one con-
servative and the other pro-
gressive may result from the
continued deadlock which has pre-
vailed ct the Democratic national
convention here.
This convention Is making his
tory-but not the kind the Old
Guard politicians like.
AZ Parting Of Ways.
The Democrats are at parting
Of the ways. The delegations which
have been trying vainly to noni-
nate Presidential candidate for so
many days. are made up Of com.
mercial Democrats, Job hunting
Democrats, honest ultraccnservative
Democratas who believe that the
Democratic party In order to win
must be a. conservative as the Re-
publican party was at Cleveland;
and Of honest progressive -or radI-
Democrats who believe In the
fundamental principles OF demoo-
racy as enunciated by Thomas JET
3ataon.
See Liberals Uniting.
It IL extremely difficult to ANAL.
gNznatA all Of these different fac
tons into one party. There q Q
growing feeling among the dele.
gates here assembled that In the
near future there must be q new
party alignment with the progress
Ives Of all parties uniting on the
one hand and all conservatives, re-
gardless Of present party lines, on
the other.
At the present time. however, the
delegates here are not considering
progressive or conservative, nor are
they considering any economic
issues. They are divided upon re-
ligious and racial questions, which
makes 1t almost Impossible for
them to get together. In fact many
leaders believe the convention is no
nearer O selection OF its standard
baarer than at the beginning Of the
convention. despite the sixty.oue
ballots taken up to today.
McAdoo Forces Loyal.
The McAdoo forces are loyal to
their leader. Spokesman among
the McAdoo delegates claim they
WIN not desert him, even II the con-
vention has to adjourn without
nominating a candidate. The
Smith managers have attempted
again and again to win over dele
rates pledged to dark horses, but
thus far they have failed. II 10
claimed that Cox forces will even
tualiy go to Smith and II. Brennan
, can throw practically his whole
Illinois delegates to the New York
governor. Even with this increase
Of strength Smith could not be
nominated at this convention.
There IL movement on foot to
swing the New Jersey, Massachu-
sets and New York forces to Sena.
tor Joseph T. Robinson, Of Ar
kansas, and to make q combination
with Robinson for President ana
Smith for Vice President. Il Is
very doubtful whether this can DO
done.
The delegates from Arkansas.
Indiana, Ohio, ana Delaware and
West Virginia - now supporting
Dark horses-must either 80 to
McAdoo or remain with their
Savot1to sons. They dare not 20
20 Al Smith, a. the sentiment In
these States 10 too strong against
the candidacy Of any wet conserve
tive.
A. . result. . continued deadlock
seems inevitable.
A. least, no hope has appeared
yee on the political horizon.
The Washington times., 1924-07-04
Injunction Sought.

The Government asks TIM: the
defendants be perpetualIy enjolned
from further Carrying out or MAIN
tanning the alleged conspiracies
combinations. attempts to naonopo.
The Washington times., 1924-07-04
SnarLing Ire Rises
At Sessions As
Nerves Crack

By o, o. MCINTYRE.

tCopyright 1894 By International News eeryical
NEW YORK, July Al have gone for shuddering
But this Democratic convention touched off something that
makes me shudder for what people call the
After attends the convention for while he doesn't think
the race is human at all. I
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-10
Las Ieyes del pensamiento

que todOs los ciudadanos tengan
ocupaciones apropiadas a su modo
de ser y a su temperamento; la abun
dancia de industrias, para evitar la
miseria, que es uno de los estimulos
del crimen; las sentencias indeter-
n1inadas para recluir en- ell penal,
previo informe de un psicopatologo,
a aquellos ~cuidadanos municipalities,
Y no darles libertad hasta tanto des-
aparezca la temibilidad; la apiica-
cion cientifica de la ley de ibertad
bajo palabra y de la ley de indultos,
con vigilancia absolute sobre los ia
vcrecidos.
En- Puerto Rico Sc aplica ell indul-
to de una amer anticientifica v
caprichosa. Cuando un ~recluso soli-
eta esa gfacia del Gobernador, Sc
envfa la solicitud al Juez de la Cor
te de Distrito que 10 sentencio y de
este informe Y ell del Jefe del Pre-
sidio, sobre la conducta Observable
en- ell penal, depende ell informe de
la Oficina del Attorney General con
SUI recommendation al Gobernador.
Ell Juez de la Corte de Distrito no
tiene otro conocimiento del recluso
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-10
De que Viene
Ell Reumatismo?

v vitalidad. I'm solo frasco no po-
dra curar a un reumatico que lleva
amos de padecer, pero no vacila-
mos en- declarar que HERO
NUXADO tornado por un periodic
regular de tempo traera alivio y
p~uri6cando gradual pero segura-
mente la sangre, desalojara Ia causa
del NAL.
HERO NUXADO no es un
"curalo TODD" y solo Sc recomienda
bajo comprobacion cientihca para
los desarreglos de la sangre y los
nervios, tales como sangre impura,
anemia, reumatismo, neurastenias
depression o debilidad nerviosa "
falta de virilidad.
Dos semanas demostraran la eff
cacia del HERO NUXADO.
Pongalo a Ia prueba. 'Todas las
buenas boticas 10 venden.
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Como Ell o0% de los que sufren de
Reumatismo tienen la sangre inn
pura. Ciertas intermediates NAL
T. curadas en- la juventud conducen
inevitablemente a Reumatismo amos
despues. La sangre esta viciada y
con amos de descuido la acumula-
cion de impurezas es tai que ell or
ganismo no puede soportar la carga.
Reumatismo tambien origina en- ali
mentacion malsana por exceso de
carne, exceso de bebida, etc.
Fl remedio logico es depurar la
, sangre. Para este recomendamos
HERO NUXADO, que es una
combination medicinal cientiica de
efectos probados para tai objeto.
HERO NUXADO contiene HE
fro como el mismo hero de la san
gre humana. Como saben todos los
medicos, sin hero su sangre no
puede ser pura nj producer energia
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-10
III
PsIcOLOGIA CRIMINAL

.nf-
Los que estudian los fen6menos
naturales desde ell punto de vista de
la espiritualidad, tienen una vision
distinta de las cosas.
FL hombre principal la evoluci6n
en- su condici6n de salvaje; a traves
de distintas etapas, algunas hay que
llegan en- su perfeccionamiento has
ia convertirse en- genio Y luego EN-
maestros de la ~sabiduria divina, CO.
mo 10 fueron Pitagoras, Orfeo =
otros.
En- un "~ciclo" mundial todos los
hombres parten del mismo origen,
sunque muchos Sc quedan r~etrasa-
dos; y estos actuan de acuerdo con
su desarrollo ~evolucional.
Estamos en- la quinta subraza de
la quinta raza rafz. I'm periodic mum
dial que Sc estima de siete razas
raices y cada una de elias Sc COM
pone de siete subrazas.
Naturalmente, los r~etrasados, en-
lugar de actuar de acuerdo con los
progresses que ha adquirido la quinta
subraza de la quinta raza, en-, que
estamos, act1an en- relaci6n con su
estado de evoluci6n.
En- cierta OCCASION hacfa estudios
un sabio n~aturalista; al llegar a una
tribu encontro que an Canibal asaba
su mujer para comersela. Como ell
sab o recriminara al salvaie, este,
de una manera sencilla Y sin que
lie causaras impression alguna, res
pondio: emo es buena para comer?"
De que ell s~alvaje que no
tenia nocion de la civilization, no
pudo comprender ell alcance de Ia
rec%onvenci6n del sabio; aprecio que
gus crfticas obedecfan a que aquel
era un NAL bocado, en- lugar de es-
timar Ell verdadero sentido moral del
naturalista.
Los retrasados proceden dentro de
su progreso evolutivo, creyendo que
estan resolviendo los problemas mas
n%aturales del mundo, aun cuandc
sean un peligro para la sociedad, de
la cual ellos son elementos inadap.
tables.
Ademas, como dijimos antes, exis
ten los anormales que obedecen {
leyes fisicas conocidas.
No hace mucho visitamos la Els.
cuela Correctional de Mayagiez
mientras un empleado cortes v afa
BILE nos mostraba los distintos ia
Heres Y salones de la escuela, publ
mos observar la gran cantidad d,
anormales que ALI existen; era IA
ell comprender por la normalidad ei
la formation de su craneo, cuale
eran los mas aplicados, los mas do
Giles y los mas inteligentes.
Lo esencial para ~nosotros es esta
blecer la defensa social; para ell,
es indispensable la educaci6n noe.
turna y diurna obligatoria; los asi
los donde Sc recoia a los hampone.
como medic de prepararlos para IL
iucha por la vida de modo Que NJ
sean un peligro para la sociedad
las escuelas de artes v ofcios par:
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que ell haberlo tenido en- su presen-
cia durante ell juicio. En- ell penal,
los presses mas temibles, por su pro-
pia Governmental, son los mas do
Giles y trabajadores, por 10 cual, ell
informe del Jefe de la P~enitencia-
! ria, 81 no observa personalmente a
los reclusos, carece de verdadera
efectividad.
Debe .haber en- las penitenciarias
ur especialista psicopata que estu-
die a los presses personalmente, que
arallce 81 pasado, SUI progenie. Y e
grade en- que Sc haya reformado, de
acuerdo con ell tratamiento dadole;
luego. una Junta de Indultos que
estudie estos informes Y resueiva
imparcialmente, sin que entren para
NADIA las infiuencias, nj NADIA que no
sea ell verdadero merito de cada uno
de los casos sometidos a dicha
Junta, cuyo informe final sera to-
mado en- consideration por ell Gober-
nador, para dar su resolution.
Necesitamos la Ley de suspension
de sentencias, para aquellos casos
e n que un hombre que haya come
lido, m falta, y despues de un es-
tudio ~detenido, sea normal, de mode
que no ofrezca tenor a la sociedad
pueda ser ~suspendida la s~entencia
Y quedar ell hombre en- libertad, has
ia tanto demuestre por alg1n acto
%ecntrario a los canones s~ociales, que
es un elemento peligroso.
Las conferencias sobre moral So
cial IN campos Y ciudades, son un
magnifico vinculo para llevar al co.
! nocimiento de los elementos que no
pueden estudiar, cuales son las re-
glas que debe seguir eli ciudada"c
para actuar de acuerdo con las le-
yes establecidas por la comunidad
La antigua escuela clasica, era
eycesivamente cruel, clasificando por
igual los delitos del mismo orden,
imponiendoles identicas sentencias "
prescindiendo de toda otra c%ircuns-
tancia. Dentro del derecho positive
Sc toman en- consideration los ate
nuantes Y eximentes que ocurren en-
cada case para apreciar ell grade
de malicia en- la comision del hecho
y aplicar la sentencia en- ~consonan-
cha; ell derecho penal en- formation
sera mas cientiico. Ell juzgador ten
dra nuevos factories: al psicopato-
logo y psiquiatria. para deducir ell
grade de responsibilities del delin-
cuente Y buscar ell medic mas apro
piado de propender a la defensa So
cial Y a la regeneration de los ina
daptables criminales.
La earcel sera un hospital y el
~recluso un enfermo. !
Estudiemos estas cuestiones a Ia
luz de la ciencia v 'creemos aqueIlas
instituciones de que carecemos, para
contener la ~abundancia de hechos
criminosos. La profilaxis moral evi
tara ell aumento de la criminalidad
Estes estudios deben MERCER Ia
atencion de los hombres pensadores
que sc ocupan en- laborar por ell pro
greso moral de nuestro pueblo.
Ramon LEBRON.
Abril de 1924.
E
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CON LA ALBANIA
Mayo 7, 1924.
sr. Director de Ell MUNDo.

Mayo & Ao14.
gr. Director de Ell MUNDo,
Senor:-
Despues de haber permanecido en- &C
titud Independence en- las luchas poll
ticas de esta isla. ahora al essrecharse
en- lin abrazo fraternal los brenos puer-
~torriquefos, por medic de LA Allan
ga que han tornado sacrificando sus
posiciones y su popularidad, pero ms
pirados en- los principles de ~justicia Y
amor al terrufio en- que nacieron, con-
| fieso cue no puedo sustraerme al deber
que tengo de laborar por los intereses
generates de mi patria, y decide ingre-
sar Ell "La ALBANIA Puertorrioueha'
defender sus principles democraticos v
hermosos con todas mis- e%nergias.
Este paso de avance asegura un glo-
rioso porvenir a Puerto Rico, 81 Sc an
teponen los intereses creados, por los
intereses generates que tanto nos afec-
tan.
AOS AOAlOAco QuO ndH HSSAo IA :"
esta ~situacion dificil, pero sublime, Sc
han inmortalizado en- la historic, sus
c%orazones deben latir llenos de emocion,
y la bandera del amor y la .fraternidad
les arropsra cuando Dios los Lame a
SUI regazo.
Todos unidos debemos marchar en-
conquista de npestros d~erechos, y ha.
cia Ia consecucion de mayores liberia
DIES.
iGloria a dos en- las ~alturas. v fell
cidad y tranquilidad en- esta TERRA, a
sus buenos hijos que la q%uieren y Ia
defiendenl
A. Feliciano GERENA.
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liable lNGLES EN- Is MlNuTOS

ia en- SUI case Garnnhzamos pr e@ho one A6 pndra hahsr leny esrGr In
rs con nuestron usvo y hn meodo. Sorprendenha rsuhad. on n"s iedonea Maa-
su uomhr y direction con dz cena1os para envarle nformaci6n itersAna
THE UNIVERSAL INSTITUTE. 1913 ETsr seth. ST dept s3)-New York. NJ Y
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LA MAOUINA DE ESCRIBIR RE-
MINGTON NO. IL es la mas perfecta
entire sus semejantes, v6ala, con6zca-
Ia Y no comprara otra.
GONZALEZ PADIN co. Advt.
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ANUNcIo DE sUBAsTA

septiembre 9, 1922.
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eoBIEENo DE PUERTO RICO
DEPARTAMENTo DEL
INTERIOR

oFIcINA DEL coMIsIoNADo
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MADRES
TEe.AkK

Cuidado con los sfntomas de las lombri-
ces. Estos parasites son los grandes de-
strutores de la vida de los nilos. 81
usted cree que los suyos tienen lombrices.
actde con rapidez. Dele al nino una dosis
dos de la Whites Cream Ver1nifuge,
Los Parasites no pueden resistir al uso de
este remedio probado por el tempo; las
lombrices son arroiadas del sistema V el
rosado color de Ia salud vuelve a esplender
en- las mejillas del nino. De venta en- las
farmacias y droguerfas.
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Comistonado.

Guillermo E5TEVES,
Advt.
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SoyIeu1oxa 4afN 4iet
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PROPOSICIONES en- pliegos cerrados
para Ia adjudication en- puhiica subas
Ia de las obras de construction de UG
EDIFICIo DE HoRMIGoN PARA
EscUELA DE DOS sALoNEs EN-
Ell BARRIo cLALITos DE GALES,
PUERTO RICO, cuyo presupnesto SpTo
bado asciende a la suIua dc cINco
MIL DoLAREs (s5,oO0.001 Sc admi-
tiran ell esta ofcina hasta las 300 p.
M. del dfa % de septiembrc, 1924, Ell
que Sc abriran pnbhcamente.
Todos los datos necesarios Sc dardn
en- la oficina del Arqmtecto dcode sc
encuentran de manifesto los documen
tos que han. de regir en- el contrato.
podran los licitadores recoger los pla-
nos v modelos de proposiciones que han
de presentar. mediante un deposito de
DYEZ DoLARES (S10.oO) Guc seran
reembolsados al ser devueltoS di'hos
documentos en- ell plazo 10 veinte (2q)
dias dcspues de efectuada n suhasta
La administrator sc resevva cl de-
recho de rechazar cualquier todas
las proposiciones, Y el dc adjndicar q
contrato halo otras considerations
que las lie precio solamerte.
AeS
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LA VERDAD DEL
STRONGFORTISMO
sTnnNGFnIiTIs :. ii nnfnIr. -

sTRONGFORTISuO q w sa
circd ntelecuacs. de saui
y
desde eonce ha yend difurdicrd
niendo todas q M sgador
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DeseO que lea nli Hbro

Leyendo nj libro. spromoetsa , gea-~rxaelsa - ..
Saud. Fuerka Eneruta Mentat-. frlfa aHfg wa a.
dc 10 que signihca c sTHONGFOttrt~ttu. tses
puede adquirir euerpo vigofoso fsbsafs - taa
euvarme ei cup6n que anarccc rfEH4 fnna
dcz csampas para 81 franauer fff ~ Fsf
dc rcmifle. eratuitameutc eicrrlsr fsi hga
Al llcuar u curdn y - raeetisHas
sufre. eseriha toia eariisd notre ST. e1
completes.
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La salUaci6n de miles de dsssraciodOs

Sin drogas ui mcdicinas H. rin-ana efae. "A
STRON GFORTIsWO ha saeado def shisno - g. tsssasa
ciou infccdad miles dc ndtduos eur % re-
trahaio falta de nutfcdn ya svuaiss
vicio habiau sact6cado, s6la "a ssfaf 3 ffAs
pues sin aqutla Ia vida vale "a psna ds seifst.
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|. q sTuONaFOHrtsNa

Acaso muchos imsensrsn quc q sruONtFOHrtsNn
no cs otra coucndo de usfraccss fs sl A.
sarrollo muscular del ndi,iuo. F,ra .Hcha ss
rs sisicma ecnt6eo para tbfar hunsaaifai tssrfs
Dc Ia tortura d. las enfcrmcdaics
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-04-18
SEN. EDGE ASSAILS
INVESTIGATIONS OF
SENATE COMMITTEES
CBy The Associated P-ess)

NEWARK. y. !. April 1S-Unitcd
States senator Waltcr .E- Edge. SpcaK
ing here last night at a meeting under
the auspices of the Coolidge for l'reSi-
dent club. as>ailrd tile senate FOR it>
orgy of veSiigatinn~.
The United States senate IL sitting mn
u grand jury "a indict a petit jury. 10
convict and Judge and sentence. without
giving the defendant the opportunity to
aIs,,ar in court" hc said. The senate
sentences man ~ passing 4 resolution
calling for his resignation.
If any men are ~ fault they should
~ punished. II one nr even 4 dozen men
in high position Of trust go wrong thcr"
j. D" reason ~ indict great political
party.
The president has appointed two
great lawyers ~ handle The oil eases
in the courts where they properly belong
and | am sure the guilty will likewise
~ punished in courts.
The smoke screen of Investigations
was started ~ hide the accomplishments
Of the administration.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-04-18
PALMER SCORES.
TESTIMONY OF.
CASTON MEANS.
(By The Associated Pressl

ATLANTIC CITY. y. j.. April Is
\ Mitchell Palmer. former alien prop
crty custodian. has issued statement
referring 10 the testimony of CASTOR |:
Means before the Daughcrty invcstigat-
ing committee.
The lurid tale Of n plot on the part
of Attorney General Daugherty ~ black
mail me into using my Influence with con
grcsS on his behalf il tissue "f false
hood from beginning 10 end, says the
statement.
1T Il an amazing thing that com
mittec of the United States senate would
allow itself 10 become the medium of
hroadcaSting to the world the false and
ridiculous charges of witness Of the
character of Castor II. Means designed
to blackcn the reputation of honest and
conscientious public officials.
The allow a witness like Means to
repeat his unfounded charges. long since
disproved. il well calculated ~ discount
the sin Gritty of the present adminStrr-
iian and to Justify the widespread criti-
ci~m of the senate for investigating 4
mere distribution Of scandal and Singing
~ mud"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-04-18
SIX MEN TO DIE ON
MAY 9FOR MURDER
OF DALLAS CALMES
nv The Associated FRESH

NEW ORLEANS. April fs.-To save
the lives Of his five companions. one o.
the six men sentenced To be hanged AZ
Amite. May .. for the murder Of Dallas
Gaines. 1T independence. La. three
years ago. is expected momentarly to
confess All other efforts to avert exc
cution have been exhausted and the
prisoners have been infoi med they will
be hanged in pairs. they to decide the
order in which they shall die.
Gaines. a restaurant operator. found
six men robbing a hank and was shot
and killed ly a single bullet fired from
the group. The man who killed Gaines
would not confess. none of his compan-
ions would name him. and all were SEN
tcncl u to death.
All six are natives of Italy or Of 1talo-
American parentagc. and thousands Of
their fellow countrymen and numerous
organizations have supplied funds for
their defense.
Gregorio Leona. who cape from Italy
recently to visit Roy Leona. his brother.
whom he had not seen in l3 years. found
Roy one Of the six men condemned last
night in 4 death cell in the New Orleans
Parish prison here.