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Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-18

that nc carries also ? head which
housee a hair-trigger brain. Added
to all this is the anal. tical detec;
tive ability : ii 'Sttt3 and troop
headquarters aud tho fat-ha0 ;
maxim, Get hat MAJ. ,t
The Laurel line Ga3a e y
A presidipS j1dee ot Iapkag no ~
ma Count attests, ~ q }et,tter VA
the Governor ot' the perte tlon %
detective ye4,n q sis', =. : l.,i ttii-i
table .purpos o( tba i',ttsi '.s3stft, \
1t is & lett-r Hh,et ~e.WC5 En.S h53ii
tory OF . sre7t' t;rua ~tlfo t1l1-ap
of car en- 'le %4"ft. I'as'l hc-i
tween Wilkesbeg~- and Sci .iit9,y IA;
which seven Italiars, made Of 7. Z, a,
$4,000 after killing u passen ser
and seriously wor1dmg two meg,
sengers. =. -. lt3 da,t
The identity Of the criminals was
established BY fingar prints taken
three years before-fngcr prints OF
an armed party Of seven foreign ersi
arrested on suspicion Of bank robr1
berry in Washington County bait
with such perfect alibisl that the
only charge which could be PreesoG,
was that OF carrying concealed
deadly weapons. The State Police,
finger-printed and photographed
them then. a f2r-seeing precautien.
because it was felt that the seven
were bad actors who would be
heard from later. ~ '%'s
Desperate Gun Fight
Those seven, after the Laurel
Line hold-up and murder, separated
into smaller groups. Four were ap-
pretended. convicted and executed
for subsequent murder and bank
robbery in Cambria County, but the
other three disappeared for while.
Finally an indefatigable trooper To-
Gated them in Pittsburgh. One was
captured but Jack Stummi, tho
leader of the bard, and Tcri, Who
had murdered the Laurel Line Do9-
senger. got away. Then began Q
pursuit whose final scene was l7-l
in a barn near Iiltonyille, Chic.
Four state troopers had followed
their quarry ever til 7tots ] j-, arl
cornered them q. lest N q d-1.
parate gunfght, stuup. ora &eEl
were driven into Tho La7r. T-ce,
when all resiete~- ha5 ooqs-5. tl3
troopers found tho~c 2-,l wcr-3-
in his pistol 0rU r"5
thrice wounded 70f esre -r ce
escape. the vie'im p '-"t ~h
own pistol.
The e1iom. "g-. tAat man." ,
been carried crt cc-o2 scld.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-18
VITAL RECORDS

Births ~ a-'$n
Gonza1es-To Mr.. and Mrs. Cecilio
Gonzales, son, July 10, 1922. Name,
Pedro Gonzales. @
Agarro-To Mr.. and Mrs. Antonio
Agarro, son" July 10, 1925 "
Jones-To Mr.. ana: Mrs. s'araes
W. Jones, daughter, Juaid 4; 1895.
Name, Dorothy May Jones.
oyakawa-To Mr., and Mrs. ,Yo-
kichi Oyakawa, laughter July y s,
1925. Name, Grace OyakaVp: IS
Rivas-To Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Rivas. daughter, July !, 1925. Name,
Cristina Rivas. - '& .*i+
Womack-To Mr.. and Mrs. Wil
liam F. Womack, daughter, July 3,
1925. Name, Carrita Clarice Wo-
mack.
Deaths
Lujan-Patria Luian, died in FL
Centre, July 9, 1925. Age IA years.
Urbina-Enerio Urbina died in
Heber, July /, 1925. Age six hours.
Shimada-Shuyuko Shimada died
in Heber, July 3, 1925. Age six
years.
Amador-Antonio Ama3o- lied in
wears.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-18
EVERY DRY AGENT
IN COUNTRY TO
LOSE POSITION
BY United Press Leased Wire

NEW YORK. July 18.-Evcry pro-
hihition agent in the country is due
to lose his job Within the next two
months Roy \. Haynes, federal pro-
hibition commissioner announced
here. The greatest "shale up" in
the history of prohibition enforce
laont will start August l and term
irate September -.
Within that period the new feder-
nj regime under Assistant Secretary
of the Treasury Lincoln c. Andrews
VIII rcorganize its groups of agents
throughout the United States.
Many agents undoubtedly viii be
rc"pponted for merit Oh because Of
tbci peculiar knowledge Of conIi-
items in their present locality.
The blanket removal from office
Of all IS intended to give General
Andrews a free hand to drop and re-
tan whom he pleases without any
embarrassment that might be occas-
ioned if formal discharge were noe
pSz3rV
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-18
100 CALF. GIRLS
TAKE PART IN
COAST ATHLETICS

san FRANCISCO, July 18. -
Nearly 4. hundred girl athletes took
part here today at Kezar Memorial
stadium in the Pacific Coast
championships for feminine stars.
Practically all of the champions who
participated recently at Pasadena
in the national tournament were
represented. First place honors for
teams appeared to rest between
Pasadena and Eureka.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-18

S<g'5YvH NJ shot! Get that mani
I#a \ Twelve post season
s. guests on the porch oI
zagz the GrdcTenburg Inn
saw the Pennsylvania
State trooper stasgor to his feet
aad stand swaying in the macadam
road, his hand pointing to a touring
-ar seeding westward on the Lin
-oln ifi-hway. Then he collapsed
fis dark-aray-clad body sprawling
ross his fallen motorcycle. When
Trey raaehed lim Ne was dcad-a
.al'ct through his heart.
Thus, IN the Pennsylvania stretch
pt the rreat artery OF tvansconti.
mental automobile traMc at the
point whore Adams aaa Franklin
Counties meet, died Trooper Fran.
els Haley, his lips framing that ring
ing appeal which. disdaining NOR
tai wounds, placed duty first.
Get that mani"
The five troops Of the Pennsylva,
mia State Police have taken iIaley's
death Is an heroic tradition; his dy.
ing words as the epitome OF their
purpose.
That tragic scene in the Blue
Ridge Mountains of the Keystone
Commonwealth is described 70 re-
cruit troopers as the supreme
height Of devoted servicc-an in
stance of the highest ideals of the
State Police.
How Haley Died
Haley died in the performance Of
his duty. lie had attempted to stop
motorist suspected of the robbery
of the AbbottstoWn, Adams County.
Bank. The twelve guests in the
fashionable summer resort at Graef-
fenburg had seen the State trooper
in swift pursuit of the lone motor
list. His motorcycle drew abreast
of the fleeing car directly in front
of the Inn and the trooper threw up
his hand in signal to stop. They
saw the cars occupant turn sudden
ly sidewise: heard the roar of an
automatic. Then the automobile
shot ahead; the motorcycle crashed
to the hard roadbed and, more vivid
than all else, came the dying troop
er's last words:
Get that mani"
Rapid Police Work
They got him within twenty-four
hours, after some of the neatest.and
most rapid police work in the his
tory of the Department. and he was,
indeed, the man who had robbed
the bank at Abbottstown. 1t was
some three hours after the killing
of Haley that a native found burn
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-18

halt he threw the engine into full
speed and plunged toward them.
They leaped back to escape the
charging carload of liquor. The
bootlegger thought himself clear,
How could he know a cable
stretched across the road yard
hish and fifty feet beyond? The
car plunged into it. 1t was not
quite taut-just eEcush slack to
give il the power Of q giant cate.
putt. Bootlesger, uQuor and auto
mobile cut three parabo!aa in the
night air and crashed in.o 4 field.
Tie troopers reached the spot as
their quarry rcse r2;Dcuily TO his
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-18

his choicest li7Gar. Troopers IL
am5HsA saw hl.a drive rp anI BE-
'.l 10 80" tae stuff iato his car
ihoy waited. Fi&auy The ea4 was
Uied lie !ca2,l into tia scat and
started his engine That Ws5 ihe
Hom,nt. Tls.e Troopers l,@rcd
.2to the reed. 2:ns oG-s;rctcLoG
lli turned Tie rays Of tas.r flash.
lights directly u."n him
Bisdaiufu! Of th>ir commands to
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-18
OVERHAUL MOTOR
BOATS, MA KIN G.
AMERICAN TRIP

KANSAS CITY, Ne, July Is. -
The engines of th" Trans -Contin-
otal Were being oycrhauled here
'"ea#, preparatory to continuing the
l-otorboat vovag" on inland water
"@ys from Astoria, ore, t. New
York City.
TIE Continental with
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-18

and defed the troopers to catch
him with any liquor. They could
have arrested him a half-Loaon
times in his apartment long with
cronies indulging in a drinking
bout, but they refrained, for con
viction for so slight an odense
meant nothing more than 4 small
fine.
FlashIightira Their Quarry
While they waited they searched
and finally located his liquor cache
in the hill country along the
CanadCSuinet Creek about five
miles back OF Camp Hill, Cumber-
land County. But long weeks OF
waiting failed to bring the chief
bootlegger to the spot, Several
times they could have arrested his
drivers. but ii was the man "higA-
er Up" they wanted. Then chance
rewarded their long vigil. They
determined to raid the cache one
night and someone tipped off the
master hootlegger. lie made a
wild dash to the scene. hoping TO
get there ahead Of them and save
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-18

( feet. brushing broken glass from
his clothes.
You've get me" he said, and
hey had. with enough unbroken
evidence TO result in a years sen
ccAce fer him in the DaGphiu
County Jail.
A Troopers Equipment
In some twenty years Of stead
tast law enforcement, the Pennsyl-
yan.a STATE Policeman has become
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-18
Riviera Woman
Highly Honored

NEW YORK, July 18. = -Four
women have won scholarships at
Nassar and two young men al Yale
as a result of Il successful competi-
tion in the prize essay contest held
by the American Chemical Society.
Among the young women whose
papers entitled them to enrolment
at Nassar IS Ruth Jameson of Riv-
iera. Cal.
Helen ". Miller of Modesto, Cal.
was among those whose papers re-
ccived honorable mention.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-18

"a name to conjure with among evil
doers. His is striking figure to
be met with Unexpectedly almost
anywhere in the Keystone State
The criminal knows his dark-gray
uniform with its high lifting collar;
his black puttees. and his head
covering, whether it be helmet, cap
or campaign hat. He carries a SO
calibre revolver, a belt with rs
rounds OF ammunitior, a black
Jack a flashlight, a pair Of hand
cuffs, digest of the criminal laws
and proceedings of Pennsylvania
and note book and pencil" The
criminal knows by sad experience
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-18
Seekers of Owls
Poll Reported
Safe

IEH, Kashmir, July 18.-Advices
from Kash Cir to the north of here.
toGay related that the James Simp-
son- -Roosevelt-Field museum eXpedi-
t;@n, bent on discovery of the
sleeps ancestor, the owls poll. in
little known regions south, is ex-
pected at Yarkand soon.
Everyone is reported well.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-18
''The Heart of a
Siren Coming
To the Airdome

1.-THE Heart of Siren - with
Barbara LA Mari and Conway Te-
arle heading big cast, OPENS tomor-
row night at the airdome. This
story, an adoption from Florence
Reed s stage success. presents Miss
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-18

is three passengers, John f. Hogg,
Frank s. Wilton and Val Woodbury.
of Los Angeles arrived late yester-
day from st. Joseph.
The trip will be continued down
the Missouri to st. Louis, then east
to New York over inland rivers and
lakes.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-18

KARACHT, India, July 18.-The
James Simpson Roosevelt Field
museum expedition, about which def
mite word has been anxiously await
ed, was reported today to be only
FIVE caravan stations from Yarkand
Wl.ere the party should arrive on
Sunday evening.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-18
THREE KILLED BY PLANES

PARIS, July l7.-Three persons
were killed today at Chalon-Sur-
saone when two army airplanes tel
escoped in the air.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-18
Py kLLEHE SGNNEn
Ma Service Writer

DAYTON Trnn.. Juig Ruai.
,'-s ism 3 aS goal as usual u tie
| t'ic general clothing store which
iw Darwin has ram for samc -
.ar5 an Daytoa. Trurc .,,
1tafrs reason,
~an" folks Who hcsrl abort the
t'EVIuian tlcorv tia. started al
p" MONKEY business iu DAYTON.
gu- t'r notion tla. Jim Darwin
|saa thr man uh aid #,
4 caupte Of hank mowtaiac.rs.
|"io bed lera coming dawr iato the
|vaiiaa TO tur .secI,- Of Jim overv
mmer, stopped i 'his EHr, None
+ their H5H.r =sou'd 20 10 4 man
|The said lAev sprung from in1ni,eYs,
lo si,e.'
IT'S IN tho Blood
md even IT,. folks who know that
|iiH Darwin ald tharHs Darwin are
~ ouo ore 'l~ ,HU', arc a bit lcarv
{ Jim $ e.rrc-for "tlis evolution
b...rr.-' r. IN fhc hoodi
jim Darwin admits . hit bcsitant-
y that hos ~, slo'gfiogiyt' It's
p bravo thiag go say in fundamental
Dayton. But b'aod is thicker
.lan wat'r. ard "a man must stand
v his hiu folk, Says Darwin.
Strangely maaeh, Dayton, the
Gene of tine cel.hre'rl evolution
Fr;al. IS the very spot where the
Il,.oondauts of Charles Darwin, the
great scientist and proponents of
..o'ution, came TO settle i'm America.
jim puwin's : ereater.at- grand
f9tinr was brother or Charles bar
',,r.
Ho Founded Town
Us was rcws @d years ago That
lamos Darwin, grandfather Of Day
fon = merchant, came 10 Hhoa
rouu'Y from Virginia.. Here Capt.
b. y. Darwin. father of the mcr-
Fhant, was born.
'Whcu hc was a father Of SON, he
AovcI TO spot I'm Rhca county.
about six miles from Dayton, settled
.hGe. and called the towa Darwin
Station.
For wears this descendant or the
great scientist titled the land here,
his general store, and Oar
wins settled the town rs Il regular
fam lily affair,
Tho Southern Railroad passed
through Darwin Station. There
rrc numerous wrecks. Dispatchcrs
confused Darwin aud Dayton. The
government said that the namo OF
.1c town must be changed. it be
lame Evansville.
But today this little town ontside
,f DAYTON IS almost completely set
}cd bv narwins Tho great colon
~ mansion whore thc grandfather
'ctileF etil stands.
They'vo Read About Tt
The Evansville and Dayton Oar
wins 0ro Tho few pooolo in tho
county who have read "Thc Origin
1r Srocicg" and 'Tho Descent of
Man" by Charles Darwin. Rnt they
say fitt,c about II. It's risky.
"I'm an cvolutioni9t Of q sort. -
SAYS linn Darwin "And Darwin
hmsclf never said That man exact
W came from monkeys. Folks just
don 4 understand. -
There's split in the family of
Taiwins. In spite of the thickness
of blood, many Of the brothers and
sisters of jim Darwin declare THEN
lurdrcd per cent fundamcntalism
ana dcnouncc even Darwinian cvo
luton.
Rut jim narwin's own family
stavs by the illustrious kinsman.
"L never read his book - sale
Margaret Darwin Walters, daugh
fer Of Jim Darwin. "But I know
he must have been right. -
Jim Darwin doesn't "figure on
attending the Scopes evolution trial
Hon he busy drumming up business
again!
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-18

In cover crop trials Mt Chicago
Park, Nevada county, Hungarian
vctch is yielding rs we'll as purple
. or hairy and the seed costs but one
third as much.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-18

IA Mari IS beautiful European
stage siren and Tearie as an Eng
lish diplomat, one Of the few men
who can ignore her Establishments.
+, Pacemakers No. II will also be
shown tomorrow night, "SWhat
Price, GIoria?' being the title of
this latest production.
Bob Custer in "'The Range Ter
ror,' a rugged western drama. will
be the feature tonight. A splendid
comedy and the "Fighting Ranger -
will complete tonight's bin at the
airdOme.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-18
1voIutOnist's Writings Make Business Bad For
Darwin's Kin Who Lives in Dayton, Tennessee

rTere is the store in Dayton conducted by Jim Darwin
distant relative of the famous evolutionist At the
right is his daughter, Margaret Darwin Walters and
below Jim Darwin inspects a photograph of Charles
Darwin
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-18
Pennsylvania State P olice Take Dying
Words Of Gallant Trooper as Epitonne
Of Their Indornitable Purpose.

" 81 n VI shot! Get that mani"
s% Twelve post season
sEs. guests on the porch Of
. .sa the GrdcTenburg Inn
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-18

The Pennsylvania
State Police man
"is a striking
figure to be met
with uHc%p diy
almost anywhere
in the KcysSone
State"
The daily worker., 1925-12-26
SYRIAN REBELS
AGAINST FRENCH
CROW STRONGER
Especial to The Daily Worker,

BEIRUT, Syria, Dec. 23-In spite
OF all French propaganda, the fact
remains that the insurrectionary
movement for national liberation is
growing all over Syria. Nor are the
French doing more than holding a
few points by ruthless massacres.
These have had their vengeance by
the rebel tribesmen. At HONS, the
native liberation rebels have am
bushed and killed 1O2 French troops
and their officers.
Some of they wealthy landlord and
feudal elements are, Of course, trying
to make a compromise between the
insurrection and the French. A
commission of ithis sort proposed a
peace policy based on the following:
One, general political amnesty; two,
constitution based on national SOW
ereignty;< three definition of the
league of nations mandate thru a
treaty; four, unity of Syria thru a
plebiscite, including the restoration
of part of Lebanon; five, the forma-
tion of a provisional nationalist gov
eminent.
Henri Jouvenei, the French high
commissioner agreed to the am
nesty, but with the proviso that all
arms be surrendered. On the other
points he is silent.
The daily worker., 1925-12-26
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1925
Hereto Bishop VIII
Address Workers of
Youngstown on l. L. D.
d. |. D. Press servIce.l

YOUNGSTOWN, O., Dec. "a
Bishop William Montgomery Brown
of Gallon. o., will address a mass
meeting here on Dec. 27 at the Moose
Temple, 225 West Bordman street at
8 D. m.
This is Bishop Browns first ap-
pearance in the steel valley Of Mahon-
ing and his meeting is attracting un-
usual attention because of his firm
stand in defense of the oppressed
workers:
The meeting is being arranged for
by the Youngstown International
Labor Defense. Charles Baker will
act as chairman. Fred Bidenkapp, or
ganizer for the International Labor
Defense will be present to explain it's
program.
The daily worker., 1925-12-26
LEAGUE IS TOOL
OF CAPITALISTS
TO CRUSH WEAK
SoUiets Will NeUer Join,
Declares Tchitcherin

BERLIN, Dec. 23.-- The Union Of
Soviet Republics Is determined never
to enter the league Of nations, For
eign Minister TehIteherin declared In
an interview given to Rote Fahne,
organ Of the German Communist
Party, prior TO his departure for Mos
COW today.
Tchitcherin added that this resolve
to refuse to enter the league was per-
manent.
"The league" the Soviet minister
explained, was an instrument of cap
italistic Vaccinations against weaker
nations and colonial peoples"
The daily worker., 1925-12-26
ENGLAND GETS
READY TO WAR
UPON TURKEY
But, Aims, as Usual, to
Use Other Nations
tspeoIaI to The oaIIv worksrl

A0RCSiaN " NHN 0NffN ESfb
PARIS, Dec. 23-The "hand Of
friendship" which the British premier,
Stanley Baldwin, said he extended to
Turkey, evidently has an automatic
concealed in the palm and machine
gun lurking up the sleeve, If the story
released by news agency today Is
true.
The report is that in spite of all
the friendly gestures, Great Britain
knows we'll enough that Turkey has
good reason for refusing to accept the
award of the league Of nations giving
Mosul oil to Irak, England's puppet
state, and it is felt that Turkey may
declare war to get back the stolen
territory.
Use Armies Of Italy and Greece
For this reason the canny British
are planning to use Italy and Greece
to make war on Turkey. Plans are
said to have been all laid out for
Greek and Italian armies-as manda-
tory power Of the league Of nations, to
attack Turkey, while a combined Brit
ish, French, Italian and Greek feet
would blockade Turkey and aid the
offensive.
Mussolini wants to get a foreign
war going to get the Italians mind
off domestic tyranny and Italy is
promised loot in the way of grabbing
Turkish islands and a trade sphere
in Asia Minor, while Greece hopes to
get back the lost Smyrna area and
some more besides. Dictator Pangalos
of Greece is, along with Mussolini,
anxious to get foreign war started
to use it as an excuse to suppress la
Dor at home.
Shut Balkans Out.
The more northern Balkan coun-
tries were counted out as allies, be-
cause, altho they were In the league
Of nations, there is not enuf loot to
60 around and there would be quarrel
ing and may be war if the conquerors
of Turkey included all the Balkan
bandits.
Italy has been busy of late esta-
blishing a naval base and fortifying
the Island of Rhodes OF the Turkish
coast. All these facts point to the
truth of the report that England is
going to have somebody else do he
fighting if Turkey refuses to give up
its oil.
The daily worker., 1925-12-26
Plantation Owner and
Four Accomplices Are
Arrested for Lynching

CLARKSDALE, Miss, Dec. 23.-
Four men, one of them planter,
were arrested on charges of conspir-
acy to murder and warrants were
sworn out for four other persons for
the lynching of Negro plantation
worker.
Coleman, the victim of the lynchers,
was seized Saturday night as he was
leaving the courthouse after being ac-
quilted OF the murder of Grover C..
Nichols and taken away and lynched.
The daily worker., 1925-12-26
DAILY WORKER BUILDERS
CLUB ARRANGES FOR GOOD
HIKE IN JAMAICA WOODS
Especial to The Daily Worker,

Especial to The Daily Workerl
NEW YORK, Dec. 23.-The much
postponed hike Of The DAILY
WORKER Builders Club Of New
York Is now scheduled for next
Sunday, Dec. 27, and will positively
take place unless the weatherman
again leagues himself with Ameri-
cas- imperialist pIutocracy as he
did before. However, the caucus
between The DAILY WORKER
Builders and the weather depart
ment Of The DAILY WORKER
Builders Club Is preparing the
loaves and the fishes to feed the
masses that are expected to partlci-
pate In this hike.
start from 1903 East 18th street
at 10 a. m, or from the end Of the
B. NJ. T.. Fulton avenue, jamaica,
at II a. m, Sunday, December 27.
The trail will lead for four miles
thru the Jamaica Woods, to a place
whore potatoes are being baked In
a hole In the ground. Five cents
car fare needed to 90, 10 cents to
return. So bring the whole family.
II yon haven't got a family then
do the next best thing. Single or
doubled, spend this Sunday with
the, Iivest bunch In New York, the
DAILY WORKER Builders' Club.
The daily worker., 1925-12-26
HOE COMP PANY LOSES
PROFITS THRU STRIKE
OF UNION MACHINISTS

NEW YORK, Dec. 23.-The Wall
Street Journal announces that the
r. Hoe and Co., manufacturers Of
printing presses, did not earn divld-
ends on class "a" stock this year.
The principal reason for the fall
ing off in profits was the maehlnlsts'
strike which tied up the plant, de-
cIares the Wall Street journal, re-
suIting in the "loss Of skilled per-
sonnet"
The daily worker., 1925-12-26
COMMUNISTS DEFY, HORTHY RULED
HUNGARIAN COURT; TELL WORKERS
OF COMMUNISM FROM WITNESS BOX
Especial to The Daily Worker,

BUDAPEST Man)-Despite persecution the
Horthy regime active class leaders Hungary the
working Matthias Rakos zotan
number their comrades Hungarian
justify
mid revouionist seeking the establishment
u
When the chairman Rakos whether
proleaan
Continued
The daily worker., 1925-12-26
COMMUNISTS ELECT DEPUTIES AND
POLL 1900 VOTES IN URUGUAY;
WILL HAVE SENATOR IN CHILE
(By cabIesram to The Daily worksr.)

AIRES, 2sThe pIsd 1900 votes in
eeetlng MbIe
deputies
to the assembly
president Of OF
The daily worker., 1925-12-26
Three Children Killed;
Many Injured; Firemen,
Police Create Panic

ERIE, Pa, Dec. 23.-Erie today was
recovering from a shock Of sorrow
which came with the death of three
children, all nine years old, when
5000 kiddies attending a huge Christ
mas party, stampeded in an effort to
find exit from the Erie arena. Seven
were badly hurt.
The daily worker., 1925-12-26
Train Strikes Auto; Kills Two.

URBANA, ILL.,, Dec. 23.-Miss Bessie
Brown, and Mrs. v. Nodler, of Cham
pion, were killed when the automobile
in which they were riding was struck
by a Chicago and Eastern Illinois
passenger train near here.
The daily worker., 1925-12-26
Laundry Workers Will
Meet Sunday Afternoon

NEW YORK, Dec. 23--All members
|of the Workers etCommunist) Party
who are laundry workers must at
tend the meeting to be held Sunday
afternoon. Dec. 81 at 2 o'clock at
los East 14th street.
The daily worker., 1925-12-26

You do the job ttoice as Well--
tohcn you distribute a bundle of
The DAILY WORKER s0ith your
story in it.
The daily worker., 1925-12-26
MINE DISASTER KILLS NINE
COALDIGGERS IN BELLAIRE, o.;
SHORT CIRCUIT CAUSES FIRE

BELLAlRE, ohio, 23-Bodes Of nine Iess
the Webb mine, miners
night Two miners rescued alive Seventy
the mine which is the Eastern
Falling feed circuit which
o framework.
The daily worker., 1925-12-26
Grain Warehouse FIre.

BALTIMORE, Md, Dec. 23.-- One
fireman was killed and four others
seriously injured while fighting a
spectacular fire in the grain ware
house of E. Steen g. Brothers.