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The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-12-12
GRECO-CARRILL0
PROSECUTION TO
OPEN CASE TODAY
Will Call Witnesses to
Aid Fascist Frame-up

The selection of the jury to try for
Carrillo, anti-fascist workers, having
been completed in Bronx county court,
the taking of testimony is expected to
begin this morning.
Assistant District Attorney Hender-
son will call his witnesses to the stand
in an effort to persuade the jury that
the two men should be put to death
in New York States electric chair on
charges which the Greco Carrillo De-
fense Committee, the international
Labor Defense and many other organ
izations characterize as a deliberate
frame-up instigated by the Fascist
League of North America.
White-Collar Jury.
Three statesmen, three office clerks,
shipping clerk, a proprietor of
retail clothing shop, bookkeeper, an
auto mechanic, painter and tin
smith are the jury which will decide
whether the two clothing workers are
to meet the same fate as their two
1C1lON-SOullIl HELL, ANlCOId CdCCO anu
Bartolomeo Vanzetti.
Robert Elliott, executioner of Sacco
and Vanzetti in Massachusetts, also
pulls the switch in the death house in
Sing Sing prison.
On Friday, the first day of the trial,
few spectators were permitted to en-
ter the court room, the majority of
the seats being occupied by newspaper
reporters and jurors. Judge Cohen
has announced that the public will be
admitted this morning without being
compelled to present credentials,
however.
McGeehan Is Absent.
The courtroom is on the fourth
floor of the Bergen building, the NUM-
cipal headquarters of Bronx county.
The room is small, seating only about
$50, and lacking in the classical for
mality of most of the temples of
justice" Judge Cohn welcomed Clar-
ence Darrow diffidently, and was OBJ
viously flattered at the presence of
the legal lion from Chicago The
judge was but recently an enterpris-
ing lawyer and has made good" with
the forces of the Pondiac Democratic |
Club up on Westchester Ave.
Assistant District Attorneys Hen
derson and Foley are conducting the
case for 1.-The people of the state of !
New York." their chief, John E. Nc
Geehan, having yielded the case to
them. On convictions are careers |
built.
Slow, cumbersome, dull is Hender- |
son, who took the lead in examining
prospective jurors.
''Now just as you sit there, there is
no reason why you can't sit as an i'm
partial juror in this case?" he asked |
each venireman persuasively.
But barrow and Arthur Garfield |
Hays, his boon companion in Dayton,
Tenn, during the famous evolution
trial, examined the jurors with cool
discerning eyes.
Two or three talesmen admitted |
they had had unpleasant dealings"
with Italians and were excused from
jury service. There were others, too,
who were disposed of by the defense
lawyers.
On One Job 27 Years.
"You say you're a superintendent
for the American Railway Express
Continued on Foge Five1
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The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-12-12
FISH JOINS BANKING CLASS.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1t.-Repre-
sentative Hamilton Fish, Jr., repub-
,ican Of New York, has enrolled in a
night class on banking fundamentals.
"A situation which is developing in
regard to a certain financial institu-
tion in New York" is given as his
reason. He argued that his taking of
a position would in no way interfere
with his duties in the House of Repre-
sertatives.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-12-12
MODEL TENEMENTS" IN KINGS.

A committee has been appointed by
Ralph Jones, president of the Brook
lyn Chamber of Commerce to begin
campaign selling stock for the
building of so-called "model tene-
ments" in Brooklyn, it was learned
yesterday.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-12-12
COMPLETE MoFFAT TUNNEL.

DENVER, Dec. 11.--Train distance
from here to Salt Lake City will be
reduced by 173 miles, due to the COM
pletion of the Moffat Tunnel piercing
the Continental Divide, which was
started 41a years ago. The final blast
to increase the tunnel to the neces-
sary size of 16 by "a feet was fired
at a o'cfpck Yesterday morning.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-12-12
WORKERS THEATRE TO MEET.

J. L. Afos, recently returned from
the Soviet Union, where he repre-
sented students of New York Univer-
sity, wiz - q discussion on "The
Workers. Theatre in Soviet Russia" at
a general membership meeting of the
Workers Theatre tonight at $3.50 at
336 f. 18th ST.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-12-12
Mel. LON COAL COMP ANIES Reject
DAVIS PROPOSAL FOR CONFERENCE
Will Try to Crush Union Without Interfering
With Republican Party's Political Needs
Graphic Press Service
Especial To The DAILY woRKER1

PITISBURG Dec. LITTLE blunt refusal Of the Mellon
coal companies to attend conference called by the
ernment to effect settlement of the coal strike completes the
of the Coolidge administration shift the response
bity of having failed to act in the coal situation.
Three Of the largest coal producing companies the Pittsburgh
Coal Company the Pittsburgh Terminal Coal
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1927-11-24

YUTZY & YUTZY LEVY
1926.
April 20-By levy, support
Woods family ........... 1920 90
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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER "a, 1927.
WHAT'S THE MATTER?

The Red Cross is the only wide
world, international organization of
pure and simple mercy on earth, the
only flag which all nations acknowl-
edge as their own. There are hum
dred religions, more or less antagonis-
tic to each other, but there is only
one Red Cross, only one symbol that
makes the whole world kin. 1t is the
only agency that knows no north, no
south, no east, no west; which recog-
nizes no geographical divisions in Cal
lamity; of which Europe, Asia, Afri-
ca, America and the islands of the
sea are all members of one family, all
next-door neighbors whenever human
ity is stricken and cries out for help
in an hour of agony and despair.
That's the reason why its annual
appeals have always received glad
and generous responses, why people
have considered it not merely a duty
but an honor to enroll in this inter-
national organization of rescue and
pity, why it has rarely been necessary
to do more than remind the public
that it was ready to receive free-will
offerings. This year, for some reason,
Baltimore has seemed, up to this time,
to have become a little deaf, to have
failed to hear the voice that few ever
before heard with Indifference. Pos
sibly the apathy is partly due to the
unfortunate refusal of the local Red
Gross management to make the cam
paign a part of the Community Fund
campaign. In addition, with Thanks
giving and Christmas expenditures
close at hand, the ordinary contribu-
ton to this cause seems to many a
little more burdensome than usual.
But whatever the reason, the Red
Gross should not be allowed to suffer
through Baltimore's slackness, and
Baltimore should not advertise itself
as failing away from the greatest of
humanitarian services. One dollar
from only half the voters in Balti-
more would carry the Red Cross far
over the top. Let US all "choose to
run" to the help of the Red Cross
Baltimore Sun.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1927-11-24
EVANSVILLE COUNCIL
DECIDES ON NEW LIGHTS
Will Be Four Times Amount of
Light Now Supplied on Street

CONTINUED from Page One)
Beethoven; (b) In Old Madrid-Tro-
tere; (c) Sing, Smile, Slumber-Gou-
nod. Ensemble group.
Piano Solo: Valse Sentimental, Miss
Helen Folk.
Chorus: (a) The Song of the Triton;
(b) Minuet, Ensemble group.
PART II.
Vaudeville sketch, Miller and Shu-
maker.
PART III.
Comedy, All on Account of An Actor.
ADELAIDE, Helen Folk; Eunice, Ev-
elyn Younkin; Lucille, Helen Swau-
ger, Aunt Ellen, Daisy Shumaker;
Norah, the maid, Dorothy Edwards;
Mrs. Hepzibiah Green, Mabel Youn-
! kin; and the voice Of Mr.. Hiram
! Green, Clyde Bender.
Church Social.
The members of the M. E. church
of Jennings are planning social to
be held in the school building at Jen-
nings on Saturday evening, Novem-
Der 26.
Personal.
Mrs. Allen J. Bender entertained
the Bridge club on Monday evening.
Mrs. Frank Osborne and infant dau-
ghter, of Harrissville, Pa, arrived
last week to spend several weeks with
her sister, Mrs. C. S. Zeller.
Mrs. J. w. Mccullough and Mrs.
Allie Liston, of Friendsville, were
guests of Miss Gertrude Hone for
.a.xaro1 Iox,e 1o,cf rryooE f'-
Mrs. Maud Bevans Clock is spend
ing this week with her husband, c. j.
Clock, at Easton, Penna.
Miss Annie Yutzy, of Washington,
D. c., is spending several weeks here
with her sisters, Mrs. C. A. Bender
and Mrs. Ida Hershberger.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Winterberg,
of Cumberland, spent Sunday with
Miss Christine and William Winter
berg. ,
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Dahlgren have
rented rooms in the home of Michael
Nathan and will spend the winter here.
Mrs. R. J. Payne and daughter, of
Cumberland, were guests of J. J.
Bender and family ON Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Wagner continues to
suffer from sprained knee, contract
ed in a fall several weeks ago.
Rev. J. E. Johnson and daughter
Alice will spend Thanksgiving Day
in Cumberland with their son and
brother, Harry T. johnson and family.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1927-11-24

Deficiency, $4,000.
WILLIAM M'ROBIE LEVY.
1926.
April 20-By levy, support
himself S12O 90
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1927-11-24
ROSALIE HOFF LEVY.

Total .................. S12O OF
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May $40 the Treasurer of
Maryland, Spring Grove
Hospital III Sc
May $40 the Treasurer of
Maryland, Springfield State
Hospital 1887 43
May $40 the Treasurer of
Maryland, Brownsville
State Hospital .......... 81 25
May $40 the Maryland
Children's Aid Society,
Raymond Adams ........ II so
Total. S6,572 "a
Deficiency, $1,092.34
JANE MOON LEVY.
1926.
April 20-By levy support
herself S120 90
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clerk ...........
Nov. ITO George Little,
clerk ...................
Nov. ITO Florence Hum
berson, clerk ............
Nov. ITO Nezzie Friend,
clerk Observation-Disclosures.
Nov. ITO Roy w. Umbel,
Nov. ITO M. V. Frazee,
clerk -.
Nov. ITO VIM. F. East,
judge ...................
Nov. ITO w. w. Schlossna-
gel, Judge ..............
Nov. ITO C. w. Friend,
judge NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Nov. ITO w. F. Sanders,
clerk ..,.................
Nov. ITO Charles Rush,
judge MISUNDERSTANDING.
Nov. ITO T. w. Ebert, clerk
Nov. ITO Hazel Rafter,
clerk ...................
Nov. ITO Lucy O. Pool,
clerk MISUNDERSTANDING.
Nov. ITO l.. G. Hamill,
judge ..........:........
Nov. ITO B. T. Thrasher,
judge
Nov. ITO G. H. Merrill,
Judge
Nov. ITO Wade H. Broad
water, judge ............
Nov. ITO w. H. Barnard,
Judge
Nov. ITO Jacob Stump,
judge Observation-Disclosures.
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Nov. ITO James G. Howard, .
Judge 4o bV
Nov. ITO H L. White,
clerk ...... ....... IL 40
Nov. ITO John A. Merrill,
NOV. 40 Michael Boyle,
Nov. ITO VIM. F. King, "
Nov. 4-To Charles Rush, ex- - y
Nov. ITO Newton Savage,
Judge w
Nov. ITO Floretta Savage,
clerk ................. AZ
Nov. ITO Jeannete Welch, ~
clerk IA Az
Nov. ITO Mrs. A. ]. Mason,
CLERK IA ~
Nov. ITO Orval T. Savage, ~
clerk .................. a
Nov. ITO w. S. Harvey,
Judge ................... AZ 50
Nov. ITO Blanche S. Haul
enbeek, clerk ............ IS 40
Nov. ITO Z. w. Harmon,
Nov. 1 4-To F. +. spoerlein, - ~
Nov. 10 Allie speicher, ~ "
Nov. 40 F. P. Arnold,
Judge ...,........... As 81
Nov. ITO Jonas Yutzy,
JuuSe Cl Az
Nov. ITO H. M. Speicher,
Continued on Page Five)
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June Ito Yutzy & Yutzy.. SIS 90
July Ito Yutzy & Yutzy.. Is 90
Aug. Ito Yutzy & Yutzy.. Is 90
Sept. Ito Yutzy & Yutzy. Is 90
Oct. 4-To Yutzy & Yutzy.. Is 90
Nov. Ito Yutzy & Yutzy.. Is 90
Dec. $40 Yutzy & Yutzy.. Is 90
Dec. 20-To Yutzy & YutZy. Is 00
1927.
Feb. 5-To Harvey & Ream. Is 90
Mar. 2-To Harvey & Ream. Is 00
April ITO Harvey & Ream Is 90
May 2-To Harvey & Ream. Is 90
Total .................. $3.50 90
Deficiency, $4,000.
G. E. ELLITHORP LEVY.
1926.
April 20-By levy, support
John DERRICK ............ 1920 90
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himself S12O 90
July Ito Simon Nair. 500. $40 90
Aug. Ito Simon Nair. 80. 10 90
Sept. Ito Simon Nair.... 10 90
Oct. ITO Simon Nair. -. 10 90
Nov. Ito Simon Nair. 49,. 10 90
Dec. 3-To Simon Nair. 80. 10 90
Dec. 20-To Simon Nair.... 10 90
1927.
Feb. $40 Simon Nair..... 10 90
March 2-To Simon Nair.... 10 90
Apri ITO Simon Nair. 80. 10 90
May 2-To Simon Nair. 80. 10 90
June 2-To Simon Nair. 80. 10 90
Total S120 90
JAMES F. MCKENZIE LEVY.
1926.
April 2O-By levy, support
Henry Brown. ........... $50 w
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WILLIAM A. STURGISS LEVY
1926.
April 20-By levy, support
Belle Shrout ............ $120 90
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1oheii . : = . 49, 'NoN w
Sept. 2-To B. & o. R. R.
Co., freight on ballot box
es NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. s1s 4s
Sept. 16-To George Little,
Judge of Election. ...... 8 20
Sept. 16-To John A. Merrill,
Judge of Election ........ Fl 90
Sept. 16-To Wade H. Broad
water, Judge of Election. "a 60
Sept. 16-To E. n. Friend,
Judge of Election. ....... Is 90
Sept. 16-To w. H. Barnard,
Judge of Election. ....... 10 90
Sept. 16-To H. H. Robson,
Judge of Election. ....... Fl 20
Sept. 16-To VIM. Tichnell,
Judge of Election. ...... 6 60
Sept. 16-To C. F. White,
clerk Board of Supervisors
of Elections ............. SO 36
Sept. Ito H. w. Kahl,
election booth .......... 10 so
Sept. ITO The Republican,
printing and publishing. 573 20
Sept. ITO VIM. P. Bennett,
Judge of election ........ 80 rs
Sept. Ito VIM. L. Otto,
lOI WluuOW sash tltCtlou
room at Swanton. ........ IS
Sept. Ito The Mountain
Democrat,printing and pub
fishing 1853 40
Sept. ITO Freda P. Ben
Sept pt': i7@ 10 G. B: M: Friend,
Sept auf ITO Charles L. Lew. ~
Sept 1St 'd i7@ro Reinia salum 20 %
Co., for ballot boxes. .... 400 90
Sept. ITO E. z. Tower,
for certificates ........... Is 90
Nov. ITO Ernest R. Ridder,
election judge ........... 48 30
Nov. ITO Ernest R. Ridder,
rent of election room. 500. 80 90
Nov. ITO Dewey Sharp
less, election judge ...... 16 90
Nov. Ito MILFORD Chadder-
ton, judge .............. Il w
Nov. ITO Paul E. Mitchell, ~ %
JUDGE 10 ~
Nov. ITO John A. Long,
Judge 90 ~
Nov. ITO John A. Hughes,
Nov. 40 Scott Harvey,
clerk Of election ......... Is 90
Nov. ITO Blanche E. Co.
Nov. ITO Margaret D.
Knots, clerk ............ 16 90
Nov. ITO Clyde R., Smith,
Nov. 4To Cora B. shaaer,
CLERK ~ w
Nov. Ito Albert Warwick,
Judge ......... ...s.ss II ~
Nov. 4-ToRoy F. Kinsinger,
clerk oU
Nov. ITO Elmer ]. Beachy,
" clerk ....... IL ~
Nov. ITO Ethel Broadwater,
Nov o4 ITO Mrs. Harold Mil. "
Ter, clerk. II 20
Nov. ITO A. M. Miller, ma
terial and labor .......... IL 80
Nov. 40 Charles o. Keller, =.
Judge ........ % oV
Nov. Ito J. w. Livengood,
judge -. &c 80
Nov. ITO Ernest Town
shend, judge ........... Al 80
Nov. ITO Margaret Town.
Shend, clerk ............ 10 oU
clerk ............... II 80
clerk :. ne.' 80 80
Nov. ITO VIM. P. Bennett,
judge &c 80
Nov. ITO Freda P. Bennett,
clerk ...... z 40
Nov. ITO Susan M. Roth,
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July Ito w. A. -Sturgiss. $40 90
Aug. Ito w. A. Sturgiss. 10 00
Sept. Ito w. A. Sturgiss.. 10 90
Oct. 40 w. A. Sturgiss. 10 90
Nov. Ito w. A. Sturgiss. 10 90
Dec. $40 w. A. Sturgiss. 10 90
Dec. 20-To w. A. Sturgiss. 10 90
1927.
Feb. 5-To w. A. Sturgiss.. 10 90
March 2-To w. A. Sturgiss 10 90
April ITO w. A. Sturgiss. 10 90
May 2-To w. A. Sturgiss.. 10 90
June 2-To w. A. Sturgiss.. 10 90
Total .$12O 90
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June 2-To S. L. Bowman. 10 00l
JOHN EDGAR LEVY.

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Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-02-09

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