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Evening star., 1925-11-26
TELL Of CRUE[T|ES
IN CONVICT CAMP
Witnesses Say Heat Was
Blamed for Two Deaths,
Following BeatingS.
By the Associated Press.

ALBEMARLE, y. c.. November 90
Stories TecoUnting Whippings of
negro convicts, beaten so unmer-
cifuIly" that they died within Il few
hours. and other versions of cruelty
were given today before Judge p. s.
McElroy. committing magistrate, hear
ing the preliminary trial of NJ. c.
Crawford. Stanley County convict
superintendent.
Eight witnesses testified yesterday
of known Cruelties" extending over
period of several years.
Some of the witnesses, white men.
who told the judge they We're on the
gang" under the superintendent at
The time, testified to having seen Gran
ford whip two negroes on an after
noon and that both men died early in
the night of the same day. All of the
witnesses agreed that they We're salts
fed the deaths We're the result of the
whippings.
cover Heat" Given as Cause.
DIR. c. NJ. Lentz of Albemarle. testi-
fying later, however, said that he eX-
amned the negroes on the evening Of
their death and declared that from
what he could learn from Crawford
and the guards, as well as the exam
ination, the men died from "over
heat"
DlG you ever near Oh Il negro III
this country dying from becoming
oyerheated?" the judge asked.
The physician said he had not.
DIR. Lent said that he found no in
dicatious of abrasions or cuts, but
added that he was not looking for
such He said that it was possible
for a person to be beaten to death
with Il club without any visible signs
being left on the body.
Another witness who served under
Crawford testified that he had suffered
permanent internal injuries from a
blow administered by the Superlntenu-
ent.
Shows Sears on Body.
a negro showed the judge scars on
his body which he testified were from
beatingS at the hands OF Crawford.
Evidence was brought out to show
that a negro, Henry Wooten, was
dragged behind a truck for a great
distance. The negro died shortly aft
erWdrd.
DIR. Lentz testified that a guard told
him the prisoner had been dragged
behind a truck. The guard, when put
before the court, denied that he told
the physician this.
Judge McElroy said that he hoped
10 complete the hearing today and in
dicated that a bill would be sent to
the grand jury for immediate action.
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LOutre
BY LISA YSAYE TARLEAU.
Copyright, 1925. by the Ridgway Co.

reason. She banged the door, crashed
her dishes into the kitchen sink, and
cried bitter tears of envy ani resent
ment in her disappointment and lone
ineSS.
Aristide could have lived quietly
for a month on his 100 francs; COM
fortably for two weeks; luxuriously
for few days. But he preferred to
spend them gloriously in one night.
So that the next morning he was
almost as poor as ever before, only
that now there was no more kersac
out of whom one could get some
money. With Kersac. Aristide was
done. He would not dare to show his
face to the editor for at least six
months. In the meantime Winter
would come and his needs would in
crease. There was today already
sharp tang in the air and Aristide
shivered in his threadbare clothes.
With infinite disgust he decided that
he would have to look out for some
work
Fate was merciful to Aristide and
the work was found. A small, old
fashioned publisher-an Alsatian by
birth. NJ. Frederick Mondell, whose
speciality was text books for primary
schools, books on domestic science,
needlework, applied arts. home deco
ration, and, as hobby, books Of
poetry-needed reader and Office as
sistant, and Aristide secured the po-
sition. His happiness was not un-
alloyed; the salary was small, the
hours rather long, and NJ. Mondell
insisted annoyingly on punctual at
tendance. But the income was Sc
cure. and Aristide felt that now he
could face the chill blasts OF the
coming frost with a certain degree of
comfort and confidence.
Thus, Aristide tramped every morn
ing to the Office, wrote business let
ters in which the subtle eXcellencies
of his style were utterly wasted, read
manuscripts which bored him beyond
measure, and corrected proofs whose
main mistake in his eyes were that
they were printed at all. Sometimes
he discussed literature with NJ. Mon
Evening star., 1925-06-08
One of a series of the
years best short
stories.

del. both smoking like chimneys. both
declaiming their own poetry, both
quarreling violently and being. in con-
sequence, infinitely pleased with each
other Supper the two usually had to-
gether in a little Alsatian restaurant,
where the cooking was SO good that
the waitress could be unattractive,
and after supper Aristide trudged
home and read. He had always been
voracious reader, the fellowship of
books meaning more to him than any
other relation. and this Winter, having
just enough for the immediate neces-
stiles of life and no extra money to
spend In cafes and cabarets. he read
more than ever before. His former
haunts knew him no more. Sometimes
he thought sleepily and lazily of going
to the Trois Couronnes. the special
rendezvous of all the budding litterati.
but he had to be at the Office so
very early in the morning and his
purse was SO damnably lean. 1t was
better to. postpone the visit. So the
weeks went by.
At the Trois Couronnes the regular
guests were usually so taken up with
their own interests that they did not
give much thought to those who,
for one reason or another, dropped
out. But Aristide had been quite
popular: his facile wit and his anus
ing cynicism, combined with a certain
personal charm, had won him many
friends, and when one week after the
other passed aid no Tritou was to be
seen. his comrades began to wonder.
What the devil happened to that
Aristide?" they said. "Is he i'll? One
does not see him any more"
One evening Charles Morissey was
present when that question was asked
again, and he laughed, half amused,
half bitterly.
"Of course one does not see him
any more. Well probably never see
him again. Aristide is lost to us-he
made a success"
Continued in Tomorrows Star.)
Evening star., 1925-06-08

The very newest styles-jt
accepted styles for the Su
very short sleeves, straigh
are delightfully."- new.
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yield: her wish always that he should
be pleased; that he should have his
way.
In a flash she recognized Natalie's
surrender and interpreted it as de-
noting but one thing: Natalie was
completely and helplessly in love
with Dane.
She paused at the dahlia bed
getting late in the season for their
splendid blooming. She shipped and
shipped. Suppose she was in love
with him? Surely he was totally I'M
aware of it-he would have scoffed
the notion hotly.
OF course, she would die before
she would allow the vaguest hint
of her fears to reach him. Had she
not promised the most sacred and
absolute trust? Well-she would
give it
In spite of this grim resolution,
she was plunged in melancholy; she
longed for counsel with some ancient
sybil, one who knew the heart of o
man and could tell the way to hold
il. She wished that she could seize
him bodily and rush off to some
remote land.
But she did as women have done
since the days of Eve. She prayed
against Natalie. And waited.
CONTINUED Tomorrow
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.STEFFLER AND K|FER
PLAN STREET WORK

Street paving projects which will
necessitate an expenditure of S1JO.-
600 were planned by Commissioner OF
Streets Paul T.. Steffler in a confer
ence. Tuesday with Z. III. kifer OF
the San Antonio Public Service com
pany.
Improving of Locust street, between
San Pedro and Main avenues, San
Pedro avenue from Craig Place to
Woodlawn avenue. and the elimina-
ton of the parkway in the center OF
Broadway from Josephine to Brack-
cnridge avenue were chief among the
projects considered.
Mr.. Kifer will present Commits
sioner Steffler's plans to directors OF
the service company at a meeting
soon.
The paving will cost the city APP
proximately $4,000 and the Public
Service company will have TO spend
a slightly larger sum to lay new
tracks and pave its portion, the com
missioner said.
If the plans are approved by tine
directors. work will be started nm
mediately providing the Sl.OOO,OOO
bond issue for municipal improve
ments is approved by San Antonio
November II.
Eliminating the parkway VIII widen
Broadway avenue TO 40 feet.
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CANADIAN SAYS
j. 5. DRY Law
T ARCE'
Montreal Steel Magnate
Visits S. A. on Return
From Mexico.

That American prohibition laws are
the "grandest farce of modern times
and are impossible of enforcement. is
the belief of w. w. Butler. steel mag
nate. of Montreal. visitor at the Gun
ter Hotel with Ban johnson of base
ball fame.
Mr.. Butler was originally an Amer
lean citizen, but moved to Canada
early in life and became naturalized
citizen of the country. Gradually
achieving success, he has finally be-
come one of the outstanding citizens
of the dominion. being the head OF
vast railroad manufacturing enter
prises in the province of Montreal,
In company with Ban Johnson; he
has been visiting Colonel Weatherby' :
ranch in Coahuila. Mexico. and was
spending Tuesday visiting the historic
spots of San Antonio, preparatory 70
his return to Canada by way of New
Orleans.
Mr.. Butler declared he has seen
more drunken people during his brief
visit to the United States that ne mas
seen during the past year in Canada
where prohibition does not exist, ex'
cent in a limited form.
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PROF. r. O. ALLEN, so,
ACADEMY HEAD, DIES

BRYAN, Nov. 3.-P)-Pr0fessor
r. o. Allen. senior principal of Allen
Academy. died at his home here today
after a long illness. He was a lead.
ing educator Of Texas. Hundreds oil
the leading men of the state had been
students in Allen Academy. With his
brother. Professor J. II. Allen, who
died a few years ago. Allen Academy
was moved from Madisonville to
Bryan in 1898. and from small be
ginning has grown to be one of the
leading preparatory schools for boys
in the state.
Professor Allen was born at We
roma, Miss. November /, 1850.
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Company. c, 10th
Has Snake
For Mascot

"Br-r-r-."
The photographer Of the Sec
oud Division shivered, rubbed his
eyes and looked again.
do you see what ! see?" he
asked a bystander.
ITS all right" replied the
friend. you've not been night
riding on a white mule. That's
really snake"
The photographer had been
assigned to photograph al mas
cots in the division for use by
the division publicity depart
ment.
"Skeezix" was offered by
Company {, Twentieth infantry.
And "SkeeziX" is a nice.
sleek bull snake between five and
six feet in length.
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CITY NAMES BOARD
FOR WITTE MUSEUM

Five trustees to administer the al
fairs Of the Witte Memorial Museum,
under construction in Brackenridge
Park. were appointed by the city COM
mission Monday.
The board is composed Of Mrs. Lane
TAYLOR of the San Antonio Conserva-
ton Society, chairman; Miss Emma
Gutzeit. of the Museum Association
Mrs. II. P. Drought, of the Art
League: Henry =. Dielmann. OF the
Scientific Society. and Commissioner
of Parks Ray Lambert.
The board is to serve until May
81. 1927.
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PAPER GIVES PRIZES
FOR SUBSCRIPTIONS

In order to stimulate interest in
the Page Confederate" semi-month-
" paper of Thomas Nelson Page
Junior School, prizes have been of
fered for the rooms turning in 100
per cent subscriptions, it was an
I,ounced BY Miss Emma Gutzcit, prin-
cipaI. Monday. The date Of the close
OF the contest will be announced
later, Miss Gutzeit said.
One of the rooms has already
reached the 100 per cent mark and
interest in the others is running heb
with canvassers busy seeking 20 win
prize for their rooms, she said.