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Sc DBscUBRR UNA sENsAcIo-
NAL CONSTIPATION EN- ITALIA


ROMA, mario 25. CUnited Press.l
Sc hscen acusaciones sensaciona-
les on ell testimonio de steno Tanzini
quien durante la guerra void el Con-
ealado Austriaco de Zurich obtenien-
do asi unos documentos que dicen
que el fiscal Bari plaueaba vo1ar los
superdreanoughts qiuno cesare Y
CaVour, la camara de Diputados TIA
Llama y el Banco de Italia. Tambi6n
descr1ben la explosion de la fabri.
ca de dinamita en- Cengio y el fue-
go de las tiendas mihtares en- Ge-
rova, con los nombres de los que
perpetraron ambos crimenes. Final
Inerte presents una carta firnlada
Sanford que confirms La voladura
Gel barco de guerra italano Leo
navdo da vinci afadiendo noticias
cue SO lie comunicaron el por me-
dio de un Captain de Marina de Mo
naco quien menudo le lleyaba in-
formation a Santoro
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-26
LA BxPosIcIoN DE ARTEs DE
coRATTvAs sE INAUaURARA
PRoXIMAATENTE

PARIS, marco 20. (cahle fran
ces. LA EXPOSITION de artes deco
Iativas internacicnales Sc insngura-
ra sl mes de mayo pr6xmo y Sc.
gun Sc Ia anunciado sera interesan-
te en- extreme. Una de las cosas que
mas namara la atouicion sin dUda al
gum, sera sl pabell6n itanano por
su estilo arquitect6nico y por su ex-
0uiGto gusto con que ha sido arnue-
bIado intsraOrmsnts, donde puedS
apreGarse la severidad del estilo ro-
iaano antique que contrasta admira-
b.@ents con la vivacidad del CO.
lorido mOderno. Los iaponeses por su
psrte han Oncargado del trabajo a
una legion de carpinteros que ince-
aantemente trabajan ash como tam
hi6n pintores que haran del pabell6n
lapones algo digno de verse.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-26


BERLIN, MARIO IS. Gable fran
ces.)-Ei doctor Karl Jarres, candi-
dato a la presidencia de Alemania
por el partido Comunista, ha declara-
do en- un nlitin en- oi que hizo uso dc
Ia pa1abra. que los partidos catoli-
co y tem6crata de Rhenania hahian
propuesto sin consular para nads
al Gobierno, los franceses con mo.
two de La ocupacion de aquel dis
tIito por los aliados, establecer ne
Gooiaciones que proveyeran la crea-
cion de I'm estado independence com
liletamente separado del Gobierno
Central dc Berlin con detrimento
de la unidad de la Repubnca.
FL abandono do la politica de
Bismark-dijo-es la base de donde
parten todos nuestros males. Para
lacer que nuestro pals resuscite del
abandono en- que ha sido sumido, es
necesario volver de nueyo implan.
tar la politica del mas grande hom-
bre Bismarck, que ha dado Alema-
mania.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-26

NUEvA YORK, mario IS. (Uni-
ted Press.) )-Ei OmbajadOr iapones
Mastsudaira, dirigiendose en- un dis
curse a Ia sociedad Japonesa decla-
r6 que Ell Jap6n y Estados UnidOs
tienen una gran respOnsabilidad en-
su mission dc desarrollar La estahili-
saci6n de Ia pas en- el pacifico. Di-
10 que el Jap6n cooperaria con Es'
-tados Unidos en- cualquier esfuerzo
para establecer Ia paz mundial. Ri.
eicuhzo La posibihdad de una que
ira. diciendo que La prensa de anbcs
paises siempre esta bablando de
ella pero que no Sc podia pensar en-
clio pues no puede haber tai guerra
entre ambos paises 81 ninguaao de los
dos participa.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-26
CHAMBERLAIN HOY EN- LA CA
MARA DE Los CoMUNEs

LoNDRES, mario 25 Gable
lrances.)- M. Chamberlain, minis
tro dc Relaciones Exter1ores de La
Gran Bretaha, asistira hoy, probable
monte Ia session de la camara de
Ios comunes con Ell proposito de en-
terar esta del resultado de sus con
ferencias tanto en- Paris con M.
Herriot como en- Ginebra con los de-
mas delegates.
NJ FleriaN, embajador de Fran-
csa EN- la corte de San Jaime, llega-
ra hoy Londres, procedenteA Gle
Paris, donde conferencia con OIL
Fremier frances sobre ell problerna
de segtlridad de Europa y La apro-
bacion del Protocolo de Ginebra.
Fleriau, ha prometido a Chamber
lain, enterarle de sus negociaciones
o ;ntrucciones que lie fueran dadas
en- Paris. Es nuy probable que M,
de Fleriau Sc presente ante el Par
lsmento ingles.
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Excelente Calidad
Camisas Finas
A ~ uAcnnTcI0
oF1or ...ss-s.-s. pa. ~

TrB GeFmesas famlaas finss a MA,
nhAt FISCAL es - Nslar eaiiaad
eaa kffHeass Azstas as seaa, tnr.uysAet
a@A@fea seEfa @ANi y i&HeNAef. c&Fece.
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HAft @e ssTs Naf Tnn3
"a fAssaa4 estia - @t3a cam&aaa
sNa t4&4 l&a&8 8 kat M@e caFt@gsMn = mss~a
sSl41 MAA HM 81 Nssas a. e pshlacs3r
eaa 4a msEu1irz haskaFa. eaFfs ezra.
EeteE fFaReFssa a1aFsa dehisaaf, a. aps'
fiene.a sag ese8aate. Vale Il DORKE a.
EfeEis Al zee As 0stsmea EenaieaAs. -
Ms1ef aeI rs 81 a.
no MANpE pfMBRo
.NN&@w a. N8Ft&E@ 8HFa MnA mEaH
eNanfas eaufawea g. Berfe a. Ferfhtfian
- tesfaea ds sHanfsafias efes as "a
selsn = pokIE ds e aEs - faxaAa.
estaslsAA4a B fs rua@AeiakFensas Ea III
HeFn-
GRATIS ua usr e. aansaslas plat<s
eta - a4fsn e4sfis . ss&s e.isats gas
RafaEekh0 mafa @faFtM
a AifAtAGa Bags ia
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COnservese SanO
RObustO VigOrOsO; ;

siead0 al es prudente emplear
Hero Nu&ado p0r una tempOrada
tres q cuatrO veees al aflo. Ohra como
alImeat0 para Ia sangre y aportal
naega FeaeFxa Dc fuefzas a todo 81
organisIno. Contiene hierro organize
eoFao ii hiorro natural de Ia sangre
humana = Ia cue se asimila pronta-
rnenta. "a combination con giicero-
fozfatos 3 Otr0s valiosos ngredientes
forilheantes. Hero NuKado es re-
eonlendad0 pOr autOridades rDedieas
FrecisameEte para enrsqueccr Ia san
Rle y tonihear 81 Gistema nervioso.
lonstitnye, pues. una excelente medl-
q 6e flreeauci0n para c0nssrrdF a
araanisnso robusfO v Uig0r0so. TOdas
la buenas farnaclas 10 ycnden.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-26

wAsHINaToE. mario 20. CUnt
ted Press.l-- Sc sabe que hay cada
vsz mas probabihdadss de nusvos
oasnbio& ca al uablnete de coolidge
entire Zoe euAiss ssiAn las renuncias
as cnatro miemhr0s. Bstas. segnn
ss ules. seran presentadas en- el We.
Fsnc "a secxstsrlo de Ia Guerra
Weeks; 81 del Trabaio. Davis; q
asi Interior. Work; piensan retirar-
se a IA vida privadA y ol Postmaster
General New piensa seguir en- e.
gsuisno psro en- 0tTo pusstO. 9
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-26
.MILLERAND coNEIENzA SU BA
ITALIA ELECTORAL PARA
sENADoR

PARIS, MARIO 25. Gable iran
c6s.l-M. Milerand, expresidente
de Ia Rep1bhca ha iniciado hoy 81
campala como candidate a senadol
del departamentO del sena donde Is
election tendra lugar el rroximo
mes de abril. Despues. do haber pres
tsSo juramento en- el discurso que
rrcnunciara. pidio a los electores sc,
natoriales de aquel departamento
de cue ie permisieran aplicar on Lux
cmnurgo su prosrama comun; pro
srama de orden contra ell desorden,
6e union contra Ia discordia, do pro-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-26
EL GENERAL PRRsHING PARA
EhfnAJADoR En- FRANCIA

WARRINGTON, mario 25. (Uni'
ted ProssJ III General Pershing es-
g Eendo considerable para embaja-
dor en Francia en- suatitucion de
,iyr0n Herriek quisn segan Sc es
psa se retirara dsntrO de unos me
sea. Los amigos del General niegar
ios infomes do cue q va a ontraI
81 Ia politics naeional como candi'
cato para seuador. Dieen q. 81 Quie-
Ta segniE una earrera diploInAties
y no paiitica.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-26
Sc HA CBLEBRADo CON GRAN
HNTUsIAsMo Ell sEXTo AMI
yERsARIo DEL FACISMo EN-
ROMA

Roma, mario %. (Cablo fran
c6s. .)-Bl soxto aniversario de la
fandacion del facismo en- Italia, he
sido celebrado con un mitin mons
truo habiendo luege desfilado por
el corso umberto mas de veinte mil
camisas negras. Despues de Ia en-
fermedad do Mussolini este ha heeho
81 primora aparici6n en- pdblico.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-26
Habra nueyOs cambios en- el Cabinete Coo
Iidge. Weeks, Secretario de Ia Guerra, Work
del Interior y Davis, Secretario del Trabsjo
es probable que Sc retiren a Ia vida priyada.
FL Postmaster New Ocupara OtrO puestO
Es probable que General Perhng SEA nombado embCad
FrGncG Con mOUO de la dsOuci6n del paraeao po Ell Ry
FuGd han cOmenzadO los disturbies sen Egipto i
Sc descubre cOpa6n Am0 Jack Dempsey pOdd peGr
NueO0 York ancia sO la LgG la Ocup0ci6n de Haiti

greso repubhcano contra la retire
sradaci6n socialfsta.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-26

FL EMBAJADoR JAPoNEs DIoE
QUE NO HABRA tai GUERRA
ENTIRE EE. UU. Y sU PALS
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4Desde que cOuence tOmar las incorporates pas
tlas Mltchela sentl como 81 pOr mis- venas cOrrese
sange nueVa" anade Ia sonora Celsa Miranda,
de COrOza

de sangTe suedian eontnuamente las
be pesadia robaban
conence tomar les incorporates paslas Mchea sen
mis- eoee feldad
o al yer que me hbraba de la mplacabe enermedad Tres
bastado!
agrademianto famia
admirable medlcamento
busta eneanada de la vida (Fdo) CELSA A. DE Miranda
Las Pasas as Compuesto Mteha hayan Ia Vena
cdas las buenas armaclas dogueras de Puerto Rico.
FL Compusto chea uranente vege vene pTeparado
ngrediente nocitS al organisno femenno eF#s H*Ht
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-26

XAwts s. Mas Rsa4t4 Es.z1.g ~ 49,
= - Asl.ss k.sssssls 80 60 o. ests o.
- - akss e. 6sa al ssseFfs4 luIn1fs9
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IA Nat1raAAEa Is iHpqfs.,
8a@ MeM "a fMaFasfNS FFHAaeitteA
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- srtea ssaf - ssl&seI TFineF In1icio
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vial C.us asffFHssFe - ef8eo - Ft'tssis-
teF. y e flfrra - g. aanRFe fia11ceaq
uaw - ailas FNiQs8 = 80 Ke.k casls'Fs
= - - eaiieNa e. a.Ezss "a ea elesnen'
se.s .FiFiaesnfes IA FEopaSeirr e.
errss ~ - aaHaxe csssningYe con 81
aenguaae natural aa n wlda metiTas
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-26

TERRIBLEs DBCLARACIoNEE
DEL CANDIDATE coMUNIsTA
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-26
DEMPSEY no PoDRA
PELRAR EN HUEvA YORK

SuEvA YORK. mario IS. (Ulai-
ted Prossl-La comisi6n dc Boxeo
ha ineiuido a Jack Dempsey en- Ia
lisa ds loa inslegibiea dobidO a que
sis no ha eontostaao al ultimatum
ds = comisi6n psdiSndole cue pclee
cen Harry wills.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-26
"A coNFERENcIA DE MAYO

GINEBRA. MARIO 25 Omitted
Press.)-so ha anunciado quo trein-
"a y una naci6n participaran en- 10
conferencia de mayo 4. La nueva
convention quo controla Ell trafico
international de materiales de que
rra incluye Belgica, Brasil, Ale
mania, Inglaterra, ITALIA, Japon, Es-
paHa, Estados Unidos, y Uruguay.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-30
SHENANDOAH TRIP BRANDED
AS CRIMINAL BY MITCHELL
Says Man Who Issued Order for Fatal Wow.
age Should Be Held Responsible

WASHINGTON. sept. 30. - Dis.
patch OF the dirigible Shenandoah on
a voyage into the interior was a
criminal violation OF federal law"
Col BILLY" Mitchell. storm center
Of the air service controversy. told
the presidents aircraft board today.
Whoever issued the order FOR the
trip which resulted IN collapse Of
the airship In an Ohio storm and
death OF ~ men should Dc held le.
sally responsible. he declared.
with this bombshcii Mitchell con.
cluded his testimony before the
board. which then proceeded to hear
testimony from other Flyers.
Mitchell cited a law which pro.
yides that only experienced flying
officers should have had command
Of the Shenandoah. but when asked
later for an expansion Of this theory
ne said he had not intended TO criti.
else the personnel in charge OF the
ship.
He said the Shenandoah carried
no parachuies.
= believe the Shenandoah was on
a propaganda mission. Mitchell said.
In reply to questions OF Representa-
tive vinaon. Georgia. democrat
II believe II was criminal to send
the ship out without pasachutcs on
long voyage like that. II was like
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sending a ship out 80 sea without
lifcboats or RATS.
Tho law expressly provides that
air operators over land should be
controlled by the army air service.
II ~ not the legal province Of the
navy 70 send ships overland except
on naval missions
But You also say Tho shin did
not have qualified pilots vlnson In.
terposed The officers who con.
,rolied the flight wgrC bungllug anna
ieurs = Mitchell said, explaining that
he was not referring 20 the men on
the airEhip. who werc fine officers
40 far ~ ! know
Il believe that the order FOR the
westward flight was issued by a non.
flying officer" be said II do not
believe that the upper officers In the
navy complied with tho law"
Chairman Dwight Morrow of tho
board announced that il would take
no action on Mitchell's charges that
the navy officials who ordered the
Shenandoah westward are liable 20
prosecution.
we are not going into that mat
ter" Morrow said. AN official in
ycstIgutlon now is being conducted
by the naval board Of inquiry at
Lakchurst and That. OF course. - a
matter for them 10 determine"
II is expected that in view OF
Mitchell's statements he might be
asked 10 appear before the naval
court OF inquiry.
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hey star staff Photographers

or five deputy administrators in the
district, only one OF whom has been
appointed as yet.
II Hazeltine does eventually &C.
cept some kind OF post under Lyle
on the dry forces OF the section. it
win be purely for the love OF the
game" he says.
For more than 80 years he has
been actively engaged in the war
against drink and ne hates to quit
now that the fight is getting
good"
Ha2eltine was the FIRST newspaper
editor in the state TO refuse 20 run
liquor advertisements In his paper
That was 80 years ago. He wag>r
long and finally effective battle
against liquor in his home town.
South Bend. and It was TO gleat
extent thru his activities that pro-
hibition became law in the state
before II did nationally
Hazeltine is frank TO admit that
he has been the butt of wet inter-
csts in the state ever since he first
opened his personal war on booze.
Frequently he has been assaulted
and threatened Now, he says. he
is glad OF the chance to hit back
at them. With him. dry enforce
ment is more or less OF hobby"
Meanwhile the booze interests
wonder II he will be allowed to
ride II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-30
ROM|NE C|NCHES
PARK JOB
Board Appeases Opponent
by Offering Him New lob

Park commissioners Wednesday
ended two months deadlock by
unanimously appointing Alexander
y. Romlne. the mayors favoritc. as
park superintendent for the ensuing
year.
l.. Glenn Hall. the other candidate.
withdrew his veterans preferential
right" TO the position when he was
Offered the position Of Landscape
architect" at 5000 a month, the same
salary paid the superintendent.
Park board members at once mott.
fled the civil service commission Of
the new position OF landscape archi.
tcet" and asked that an examination
he scheduled. which Hall declared he
is willing to take.
Park board members expect to be
able to pay Halls salary out OF the
1926 budget by shifting apportion.
ments 10 various park departments.
j. Won Herbcrg was the only mem.
Der OF tho bourd absent when final
action was taken Wednesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-30
QUAKE SHAKES
S. F. DISTRICT
TembIor One Third Intensity
OF Santa Barbara Shock

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 80. by
U. P.l-Tho bay district waa shaken
by light earthquake sbocE at 7:23
a. m. today Residents Of Oakland.
Berkeley ana san Francisco felt the
tremor. which was slight No dam.
age was reported.
BERKELEY. Cal. Sept 30 (By
L. P)-An earthquake OF one and
one.hnlf minutes duration. original.
ing within two miles Of here. was
registered on the University OF Cali.
fornia seismograph today starting at
7;g2:59 n. m.
The tcmblor started with one sharp
Jolt and continued with a series OF
minor shocks.
Compared in intensity with the
Santa Barbara earthquake which reg.
lstcrcd nine on the scale. todny's
quake registered three.
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Admiral chrlsty had hoped TO have
them operating NJ the scene OF the
wreck by dawn today.
Accordingly. he ordered them "a
proceed from Newport TO the wreck
area.
A, Breton reef nEhiahlp. however,
the wind was found freshened and
the ssa kicking w 50 the Two cranes
were compelled 20 lumber back into
the harbor.
To-day vas virtually tho last DAY
Of hope OF getting any living men
out. And naval men here admit pfi.
vately that this hope is as good as
nil. The zero hour" Is past.
The breeze aas SO stiff and the
SEA 20 rough this morning that It
was not even possible to allow divers
20 explore the hull. for the under.
current WAS too heavy II diving
were 10 continue. Il would have
meant that the diyeg lives would
be jeopnrdiged.
with this uew strain Of IN luck.
the hopes or finding any mon alive
vanished almost completely The
navy men had said during the fore.
noon that they had expectations.
but no hope IN connection with
finding men alive.
But the divers themselves. MS q
result Of their six dcscents yester-
day. were thoroiy convinced that no
living man is locked TN the S-5t.
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car as II raced away from the bank.
altho two witnesses assert that they
saw four men In the car.
Prosecutor Colvin stated wednex.
day TINT Tanning and Kendall wi.
be tried In Seattle for the Fremont
robbery and that Johnson may hs
first sent to British Columbia TO sn.
swer tho charges OF bank robbery
there.
To Policeman O. Rush goes the
credit for starting the chase OF the
bandits in n Communicated car and
racing on in pursuit until tho robber
car crashed with Markhnn's truck at
Dexter ave. and Roy st,
AS tho two robbers ran from the
scene OF tho crash Rush pursued and
fought a pistol duel with Johnson.
patrolmon Arnold, Sawyer Jensen.
Turn 10 Page 0, Column p
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By c. A. Clay

RI, II. JOHNSON. the brains"
J.. Of The King county jnil.
break and suspect In the $4,000
Nanaimo. u. e., bank robbery.
was thinking things over IN \
carefully guarded cell at the city
jaiI Wednesday. after his ex.
tremcIy busy hours Of Tuesday
afternoon and night.
Johnson, James Tanning ant
james Kendall were captured follow
ing the holdUp md 5000 robbor,
OF the Queen CITY bank NJ Frenon
a, the spectacular climax Of chns'
that led the bandit car and pursuint
machine In Wild, 00-mIle mn hoI
chase across the Fremont bridg'
into tho edge Of tho downtown dis
trici and ending IN an nuio wrccl
at Dexter ave. and Roy st,
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Wilbur Gives
Order tOKeep
OnWith Work
Divers, However, Are Convinced Now
That All Members of Grew
Have Perished
BULLETIN

WASHINGTON, Sept. 30.-(By u. P.)-Secretary of the
Navy Wilbur today refused officially to abandon hope Of
rescung the of the submarine S-5l.
Replying TO telegram received from Admiral H. II.
Chrsty commander of the patrol force in charge of
operations in which Christy recommended that the navy
department officially abandon hope and switch from
to salvage operations Wilbur radioed him instructions TO
carry on"
Wburs decision was reached after conference with
Admiral b. W. Eberle, chief of naval operations
NEW LONDON, Conn.,, Sept 30.-With divers convinced
that the sunken submarine S5i contains only copses
and with dercks and divers unable operate because Of
rough weather it believed here this afternoon that the
present rescue operations will have be abandoned
and salvage operations undertaken.
recommendation to the navy department from Admiral
Christy in charge at the OF the Sol disaster will
ncnh hl. be thcn, ti1,r.
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two counties have bone searching
for two weeks. appeared sulcn and
moroso Wednesday morning when
police led him from hts special
cell into tho photographers room
TO be "muggcd''--to have hs pic.
turo taken and finger prints and
measurements recorded by n Bertll-
lon expert,
Looking somewhat like n pro.
fessionn man. who has spont two
or throc nights on forced duty aud
was wcnricd from work, tho prison.
err stlll attempted TO maintain his
air OF Indifference
"lIow arc you, Johnson2" he was
asked.
'Oh, not 80 good he replied,
Just fair, thanks"
How did you got out Of the
county Jall2"
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In the bandit car. For that reason.
The search for fourth man was
still being made Wednesday
In tho money bag found In the
bandit ear at tho scene OF tho
wreck were two royovors and &c..
400 In money scoopod up in the
bank during the robbery. The two
rcvolycrs arc .3s calibor Colts, A
third revolver taken from John.
son " n i5 cnllbcr.
Police we're checking possible
sources whore tho bandits may
have bought tho guns in tho hope
Of learning new clues about James
Burns. Floyd Richardson and Ed
Wntaon. three other jallhrcnkora
whc nrc atm believed 90 be "holcd
up' somewhere IN seattle,
Johnson. ono OF the ak county
jail fugitivcs for whom officers OF
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II the rescue operation h can.
ycricd into salvage operation. the
blS hole in the ssi viii b0
patched, The water in the com.
partmsnts will be blown out" and.
with the aid Of ponioous, the ship
will then he brought 20 tho surface
and iosssd into port. probably hos.
ton,
Base officials arc convinced that
when the shell Is eventually opened
il VIII BE- found that there are not
moro than 30 20 - corpacs inside
The remainder OF The mcn. Il II be.
llcved. were swept out TO yea and
drowned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-30
Radio Set, Tools
Are Thieves Loot

Two thefts were reported TO the
police Tuesday afternoon. The
Olympic Radio Co, 425 Seneca St.
said 5000 radio set was stolen from
car that was parked in front of
their store, The Siloah mission, 100
Cherry ST, reports that carpenters
chest containing 800 worth OF tools
was stolen from the hallway.
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Heavy Seas Hinder
Rescue Operations
III CARL ID. sftUAT
nited Press STAFF Correspondent

NEW LONDON. Conn. sept 80.
Rescue operations In connection
with the aunkcn submarine S-5i.
have been suspended for today
Heavy weather developed in the
early forenoon. compelling abandon.
mens Of plans to attempts hoist
with the cranes Monarch aud Cen.
tnry and 10 make diving explor,
atoms inside tho hull
The two bulky. topheavy dctricks,
which two days in succession have
been driven by rough weather 10
seek shelter. were forced again TO
pat back into a safe berth at New.
port
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-30
Death Attempt on
King George Denied

LONDON, Sept. J0.--tBy u. P9-
Concluding their holiday at Bal.
moral. King George and Queen
Mary returned to Buckingham pal.
ace today
Published report that an attempt
to assassinats the British ruler had
been revealed to Scotland yard was
characterized today by officials Of
that organization as FLAT can.
ard" The home office also told the
United Press that the report was
absolutely without foundation"