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The Washington times., 1928-09-27
z MORE POLICE
ARRESTS DUE
IN GRAFT
nz 1nterna.lonal Sew. serviee

Nv INTERNATIONAL NeWA E0FNANN
PHILADELPHIA, Sept 27.---Two
more police captains are listed for
arrest in the very near future for
receiving money from boctisgKers,
Prosecuting Attorney John ManaR-
han declared today, following A
lengthy grilling Of Police Inspector
John stuckert, head of the police
school,
Stuckert was quizzed twice by
the grand jury investigating police
corruption here and then Dues.
toned until after midnight by
Monaghan. He was under cues.
tioning for more than 10 hours AMI
was recalled for today. The trend
OF the questioning was seen when
books and records OF the bank de.
posits of the inspector were taken
to the district attorneys office.
III Balled Out
Stuckert prior to his appointment
as head of the training school had
charge of the northeast section OF
the city, including the districts
commanded by Captains Knoell and
Schoenleber who were arrested and
are now free in heavy bsl on
cha ges of accepting bride money.
Police Capt. Charles Cohen and
20 of the police officers who We're
arraigned yesterday on extortion
and bribery charges were free to-
day under heavy BAIL Three col.
ored patrolmen were unable to ar.
range bail.
they were held for court after an
ex-bootlegger took the stand at the
hearing late in the day before Judge
e. O. Lewis and recited how he had
paid police protection as h4eh as
$3.50 monthly for running a 75igal-
lon still.
Captain on Salary
He paid the policemen on a slid
ing scale basis ranging from 50 to
SIS a week each with the captain
getting the SIS salary.
AS the former bootlegger's payroll
list with the amounts was read from
his records several Of the sergeants
and patrolmen admitted their guilt
in open court before packed court
room. Captain Cohen was held in
SIS, 900 bail, while the patrolmen and
sergeants were held in bonds rang
ing from $1,000 to $500 each.
Three Captains Suspended
The grand jury, which has been
investigating the liquor traffic and
police corruption here for almost six
weeks. marched into the courtroom
and listened to the testimony intro
duced in the case.
Three police captains within a
week have been suspended, arrested,
arraigned and held in heavy bail
Tor court.
The Washington times., 1928-09-27
COL. LAWRENCE
NOW SPY, IS
RUMOR
hr Interna tionnl See. servies

LONDON. Sept. 27.-Col. Thomas
e. Lawrence, whose adventures in
the Turkish deserts as Wartime
ieader OF the Arabs outrivaled the
most fantastic flights OF magma.
ton, has undertaken the role of
Moslem saint to spy upon secre;
Bolshevist agents in India, it was
reported in newspaper articles
printed today.
Lawrence could find only ore
source of danger and adventure
liter the war and that was in the
Royal Air Force. He joined as a
urivate and was sent to India. For
some time he has been living an
isolated life and did not figure in
the press.
Then came the sensational rumoi
from Bombay that he had been
DESIGNATED as q super spy to
undertake the most hazardous
secret service mission in India. lie
faces danger not only from the
Russian and Indian communists but
from MosIems who would resent
The intrusion of an ''infidel" into
the inner shrines of their temples.
Lawrence was one Of the most
picturesque figures to emerge from
the war. He won the allegiance q
the Arabs to the allies after adopt.
ing their language and customs
After the war he was offered 2
title, but rejected it saying that Ger.
tain promises he had made to the
Arabs had not been kept.
Air ministry officials claimed 10
xnow nothing OF LaWrence's sup
nosed secret service mission. His
friends said they understood that
Lawrence is on leave OF absence al
Amritsar. but they knew nothing
M anv secret spying mission.
Evening star., 1928-06-12
SALE--HOUSES.
A REAL BARGAIN.

Certain conditions make II necessary for
me tc sell my beautiful Colonial tapestry
brick home at sacrifice. II has six large
bright. cheerful rooms, tiled bath with
built-in tub, shower and fixtures. hot-wateT
heat, electric lights. screens. Large built
street and aiiey' wonderful eoncrete Pffosa fros,
porch, brick pillars. breakfast and sleeping
highest hills am being transferrsd to
Atlanta. Ga. and must sell Cali me for
appointment. MI. Taggart, Adams 53c7-J.
Evening star., 1928-06-12
sALE-HOUsEs.

1924 ONTARIO PL. NV.
Six rooms and bath. hot-water heat
and 2-car BRICK GARAGE
HAS JUST BEEN TAKEN IN ON
TRADE and the new owner will con-
slider an offer GREATLY BELOW that
which the former owner wanted.
The house has Just been completely
renovated; fine parauet floors; newly
papered and painted throughout;
place In wonderful condition. Inspect
and make offer before 1t is too late
1T is a bargain.
WIN. II. SAUNDERS CO., Inc.
EXCLUSIVE AGENTS.
1899 X ST. NV MAIN 1917.
Evening star., 1928-06-12
FUTURE DAYS.
THoS, J. OWEN \ SON, AucTtoNEERs.
ltao Eve st. NV

TRu9STEEs SALE or VALUABLE DE-
IACHED FRAME AND SrUCCO BUN
GALOWl hkiN0 PREMISES 4aO6 RIVER
ROAD NORTHWEST,
by virtue Of certain deed OF trust, duly
rseorded % Iiber No, a1tl, folio fs et SEQ,
% the land records Of the District OF Colum-
pta, and =. the rssufss Of the party sseared
seeasppSys we nnassNsned trustees VIII ssA
~ pnnts auction, ~ front Of ths pfemlSeA
on On, FkinAX, THE TWENTY SECOND DAY
OF JuNE, A d, la2a. AT TffREE- THIRTY
oMCLoCk M Pm, the following ;deScF Fiped lard
sa"'esa ,,i,s,,a ana desisnatea as and heins lot 7
y ssnsse iaag; as per plat recorded in IiesT
the District OF Columbia subject 10 the
plNt
Terms, Sold subject TO prior deed Of
tfnst Tor ttsao, further particulars ai which
VIII De announeed At time OF sale tht put-
chase price above said trust 70 be paid IN
cash, A deposit Of $500 90 required. Con.
ses.sne'ns, reeeIdias. etc g pNrehs,s,f5,,S e.,
the nfopertN may ne advertised and re4old
al the discretion et the trustees
ALLEN q MINNfN,
ARTHUR O. BtAiiOP,
isa.Isl4ieie.sl iFastsss
Evening star., 1928-06-12
LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OP THE Dis
trict Of Columbia.-In re the application
OF Winifred Gray Tuve for change of name
No. 4S4il, Equity Doc.--Winifred Gray Tuve
CLEANSING her name to Winifred Gray Wait
man. and having applied TO the court for an
order OF publication OF the notice required
this 2sth day Of May. A-D. 1929, ordered
that ali persons concerned show cause, u
July, AID. 1928. why the prayers Of said
petition should not be granted; provided
that a copy OF this order be published once
a week for three consecutive weeks before
said day in The Evening Star newspaper
w. HTTZ. Justice. tSeall A true copy.
Test: FRANK E. CUNNINGHAM. Clerk. By
HARRY NJ. HULL. Assistant Clerk.
Evening star., 1928-06-12
SALR-HOUSEs.
NV. DETACHED HOME BARGAIN.
3 ROOMS, 2 BATHS. -BUILT-IN GARAGE.
ONLY SI6.750-EASY TERMS.

Owner having been forced TO move out OF
tI,oS town on "a. account Ci change of WORK. WI
exclusive residential section near 18th St
Covered colonial front porch. spacious
living room, large kitchen with buiit-in
pantry. Concrete cellar with laundry trays,
rage. Large lot 50xl32 II. This home is in
excellent condition with all modern con-
venie7ces; hardwood floors. hot-water heat,
electricity. and is one Of the most reasonable
buys in this section OF the city. Owner will
take &f6.75O and arrange terms 20 suit
Don't miss this opportunity. see this home
today. Call Potomac 1865 for appoint
Evening star., 1928-06-12
fFht1TTFUL ~ Pr. NV. BCNk,
4 Rooms. 4 F0ttf5ftFis. gAEAGk.
ONLY fssz1 EEHY TEItME

~ sxfeBtfaHBi value IN b splendid ~.
q kerlTSas -t4tit .betsf, ~ sh attractive
u ~. ssEtt1g near New Hampshire ave, bha
haak Esefk GHufsf) VI eoAgsptfHt ~ stqFfe
sa4gagst sf38tel4Ag eftd tfaAsEgHAttoH CIV
ElegTs3i5 reception heH with cost clgset and
ns5tfeFeq NA1f ialthE l91fg WITH HFeg.afsss,
n gsrTy ( iaflA airy pedfe9Bg snd SASS,
lin sleeping pgfeb, fyif9 b6tn fgnettte
ttsfasf fl0ns Hsee gksF gsfd with aaFsRs
III FzefileHF condition, HRIdWDg9 hgDfs
eseftFleafr, hot NsAff tlfat, simple el9sNt
sBace win aHefy dfsiTfs cDBgsBlsnfs. own
ri Ass pgleeS sfjs home 1T ss.4k1 for 45iek
sais sfn vii fnaks tfFD}& ~ a!ilt, k9f fur
SpECIAI,-COLORED.
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ha4s4 Iiss ns@ Dpen Fpe, Eat, eLd E4p
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Evening star., 1928-06-12
MONEY TO LOAN.
eALE-6IBrKnAN rROrERrY.


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pfscsleal eoss 800 19Sn,. esiapes Ike rent,
szsate A11Esss s<. sgsgsHeg' E9z iss-c, s.ar
FgyEEDALE. MD. SIX room HOUSE,,
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Evening star., 1928-06-12
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PROPERTY
sALE--HOUsEs.

SALE--HODkES.
corORED BAFsdAIN: s07 2nd sT BR.--e-
s6 ~ essh KS sle1 e OVER sss on asfes5
coLORED. INSPECT THIS REAL BAR0ATk
u hss 10 rooms. i tiie baths, h..v.h, eitc,
m ps1mess sas' sns sstssf soss T co sis Ana mo
To TO- coIoEfEp Le.f,p or 2 81. NE EEARs
rooms and 6ath, hot-Tster heat; price and
pasa. \, SH sais. Il nsqsAhSh q1s lIsh St. NV.
ss.5ss 1DSis zszS 10Th f'Sl' & ne oOA ~"
s7z7 MCKINLEY gT NV. DIET. BRICK, .
reems ard baths. sold for Izi.soO. price.
saiii PM owNksR ds' M iii. ziiaDse''OA o4'''
CLEVELAND PARK. SECTION. $1,000 DE-
sseee cAiI wi4 sT gs feS1 NAN of5s 4sc
1921 MONROE ST, NWs---e LARGE ROOMS,
tlk bath. garaze beautiful location; price re-
cliesf " 1850 from owner.
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gFlck .hea.fa .esfsse. Pfieea redaced tfota
/. scHVhRTz. nc ioif w. ave. 5see
MARYLAND AVE. NE. NEAR 1911 RMS.
sbf path, ut about ~ ~ trent, lev price
i6i4 VI ave- ns egas e." III Blfehhsaa Bl'snatT' '""''
VALUABLE CORNER, 18Th sT, JUgt
Aofta ~ rapidly advancing business district
rooms, I baths apd y small bslldlne ms
sEs'fa sit H. sye kDN ,et H. sInEAddJ' sIfcHRAssdJ NC
BOOMING HOUSE FURNISHED; 10 ROOMS,
Z gatfasi s'ot-aateF beat ? Dgarehss lar9ge ~,
DWnEr. SfS A 81. se.
cKJIxyskD A. ftcOfd BRICK. BATH, GAes
assF TeE3gl. rye, ne Price, $4,000, terms
siee i.g e, sssi1. ~ no, inel ~ Interest y. N
s5e-J ~
PEFY1RTIf rfINaKa Will gELL HIE Ar
/ faetiys bftek home q greatly reduced price
/ = aalsf buyer Modem Z rooms. bath front
/ nias zaFe % psyeo alley. astacbsd saraee
fYfnl0Rf
etz-BcoN. BuaoAL<,W.
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gea1iifDi b9nA ln ~ attractive nRsrby
a.Jstes - nsarf pf eisy ezeeileni est, blis
RIG Jstn SsfYtGh5 thoroughly modern
| tbf91stgilt. screens snd awnings EafsRf, vi
/ u IgS1 condition. njesi1 laudscapea tGl
/ s11ffss s45l}egls aBa churches and tFaHNpefs
/ t&4teB Ifis IL Gafzaiit convenient tefms
! Eas Nj. WEDDING, Room no, 20i, 34i3 X
sEbff DETACHED -a7asa
~ sss fest dep f9oig4 S~Wl b. sles'
| fes pr month. would ahsept small bo9ss
FIFTY 4 PETTY
lSz4 Vermont hgsi nv Nain z4y
Evening star., 1928-06-12
ADAM 4. wEscHLER 3 SOW. AastionssTs w
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE SMALL

IHUSIEES' SALE OF VALUABLE SMALL
BUILDING. II 7th ST. NE
BY virtue ot. certain deed Of trust duly
recorded in Liber No. ST68. folio I72 ct SEQ.
Si the land records of the District OF colum-
thereby, the undersigned trustees will oifer
Tor sale by public auction. IN front OF the
premises. on TUESDAY, THE TWEI FrH
pay oP JUNE, 1928, AT FOUR O'CLOCK
I'M. the following described land and prem
lSes, situate IN the District Of Columbia. TO
NIL: WY: The nortn 1904 feet front on Seventh
lot - In square s60, together with Improve
ments, rishts. PRIVILEGES aud appurtenaneeS
TO the same belonging
Terms OF sale; The above property will be
sola subject TO prior deed OF trust for
$4,000 az per cent, due May "a. 1929;
ssIn 100 % REQUIRED ot purchaser, at time Of
safe Al eonVeyancing. recording and no
taTiai fees at cost OF purchaser. Terms OF
sale 10 De complied with within thirty dayS
from uay OF sale, otherwise the trustees re-
serve the right to resell the property az the
fisk and cost OF the deiaulting purchaser
after nye days advertisement OF such resale
4, m some newSpapeF published in the city OF
WAITER n GUY,
FREDERICK b. WARDER.
--let-uNdAseNSa Trustees.
Evening star., 1928-06-12
FOR SALE OR RENT HOUSES.
WANTED TO BUY-HOUSES.
SIMMER COTTAGES-

COTTAGE FOR JULY; WONDERFUL
scenery Of mountain and lake; two miles
from the Coolidge Homestead" Plymouth.
Vermont. For particulars, call Mrs.
CAS9ADY, Ga. 3335. IL
Evening star., 1928-06-12
SUMMER CAMPS.

girls. Frederick Co. Md. July e-August Is
Nettie r. Jones, l07 z Church ST.. Preder-
Evening star., 1928-06-12
TAKOMA PARK
RARCAIN IfNDER C 400

j IAkOMA PAKk
BARGAIN-UNDER $8.400.
h,,cct9nry.e ctGnyenisnt to the car Iine and
en ,hnishedd avenue. surrounded by
detached homes Of high type;
e 'cn advsnass sGGnsl GssEn sooo. fn5Syps oSaps
Of lot containing 1900 SQUARE feet
and iSeosed sleeSng sg4G rooS Soreh Ia new RS Rot
water heating plant. electricity. etc,
and hrSsbsfs hss EssST as Wen veT as natursl nens
shade contribute to the ATTRACTIVE
that the house Pas0S has lust Eh5 been 'T redeeo eco
Iated relieves the purchaser from any
price and ia exceptionaliy ssS nhf fsvoraSis fTa BE
terms for rkc1 i%nseInts sYa,1s.,y sale 9 NV
w VI. III. SAUNDERS CO.. Inc, p
Are You
Looking for
A New Six-Room
Or Seven-Room
TWO-BATH HOME?
II So, =
Inspect
36l3 to 3025 Van Ness St,
North
CLEVELAND PARK.
See these homes and Judge for
yourself. You will appreciates the
DISTINCTIVE AND UNIQUE FEA-
TURES 70 be found n these NEW
ENGLISH-TYPE BRICK residences
Ins IDEAL homes for MODERN
ABLE COMFORTS. Where else can
you hnd moderate priced home
with living room 225Xi8. dining
with private bath 2ixi37 Tile vesti-
bule with guest coat cloSetl. SAN
ITARY" kitchen, including ELECTRIC
REFRIGERATION, Luxury" tile
baths. also TILE SHOWER Clear
WHITE OAK FLOORS THROUGH
OUT, hot-water heat, automatic stor-
age water heater. BUILT-IN GA
RAGE. These homes are priced under
$4,000 and can be purchased on
SMALL CASH PAYMENT and EASY
MONTHLY carrying charges.
Open Evenings.
Schwab, Walk & Candy.
1904 Conn. Ave. Pot. $50.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
rHOS j. OWEN & SON. AUCTlONEERS.
l425 Eye Street Northwest.

AhNS A-sN StANNt ANtthANGot=
TRUSTEES SALE oP VALUABLE M
PROVED REAL ESTATE. KNOWN As
r,EaEMISES NO 1915 SIXTH STREET
BY virtue Of : certain deed OF trust duly
recorded in I.iber No. 479T, folio I2I ct sea,
lnmbia. and at the request OF the party Sc
cured thereby. the Undersigned trustees will
sell at public auction. in front Of the PREM
oF SsFS JUNE. 1 iSis IA AT THREETa1RfY RTa
O'CLOCK PM. the following described land
and premises situate IN the District OF Co;
,umbia, and designated as and being parcel
w. Coulter'S subdivision OF lots in block
numbered Two I'D lie Droit Park" as per
plat recorded in the ONCE OF the surveyor
2 at page 20: with right OF way in com
mon with other lot owners in said Subdivi-
sion over the rear three (3l feet alley run
lot numbered twenty-four I24i to Spruce
street Parcel No. 2: Part OF lot numbered
four t4l. in block numbered two (2l, IN
SsedixSision rsodiSsa OF de Droit PARK as per plat
Governor Shepherd at folio is. beginning ~
the southwest corner OF said lot and run
n!ng theEee north along the west boundary
the south boundary OF lot TO east boundary
therect, thence south along said east bound
ary % feet to the south line OF said lot,
.n.niee .nenee west along said south line 80 feet
Ter Terms; Sold subject TO a prior deed Of
trust Tor, $l6S00 90. further particulars OF
the pse aSoSs s said us q TO s.
paid in cash. deposit OF $500 90 required
Conveyanelng. recording. etc. at purchasers
thirty days. otherwise deposit forfeited and
The prop rty may be advertised and resold at
the discretion OF the trustees
A. N. WILDMAN
,.,., r. A. HUMPHREYS.
leI -dNdS,eXSu Trustees
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SUMMER HOMES

FOR RENT - ATTRACTIVE s-ROOM BfiS-
galow. Blue Ridge Mountains near Pen-AAs
Park; porches, fireplace. electric lights. eeE
piete bath. hot water. J. w. HAPPIER
Pen-MaT. Pa is
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SUBURBAN-VA.


Four acres Of fine land improved by nine
room modern home In nearby Arlington Co..
Va. The home is complete and modern,
with hot-water heat and electricity An
abundance of shade, shrubbery and flowers
An orchard OF apples. pears and cherries
Frontage on Two roads. Fine community
Price. Sli.500 Easy terms. Call Main 1853
WALTER A BROWN. l400 H.
Evening star., 1928-06-12
SALE--HOUSES.
frantIuuaat

1876 OAK ST. NV.
owners home; "a f. wide; bedrooms, 3
porches; screened. weather-stripped. inst.
water heater; best condition. Reduced to
$4,000 for quick sale; terms. -
NEAR 18th & ALLISON.
A real bargain. Price, S9,250 Six rooms
and bath with hot--water heat and elec;
Brick and 30 feet wide. Very deep lot and
attractive back yard. Two-car garage. Con-
yenient terms. Call NJ. 1853.
WALTER A. BROWN. i400 II.
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gABog R6Sgkss EEkU9JFDL BATH,
sieGiFle iFi5fs, s8ssDiDg p6Tet; ~ EGFs,
SHADE end fTUii tfsek pesf b9E8fA, GaFSf
afGolA cbBTches n minutes tlGs " eHy.
sAs6feas Egz mn, gtsf ef.ff.
Evening star., 1928-06-12
ZEAL ESTATE LOANS.

DEsIRABLE DWELLING LOT IN CHEVY
Chase-Piease quote price and terms. Daniel
Longiey. 342s Dewey St, Brentwood, Md.
Evening star., 1928-06-12
4-Eg>1sM mo BfTs EDRGhLS3Y.
II ~ q e. n oaiy sSTDs,

kAN EHD DEIeT MIIA., ~AgEE F0WEFt
eaHtsAfE sefts glfssssfDem n9asN t@g s19
W uIIKah, "igzzE Florssa XIX ~ n'e' n Fhoas
tAgaye3h zzy3sH. ~
Evening star., 1928-06-12

Only 8 miles from the heart of the
ely on & beautitai etHavshaded
street, ge offer q Kennedy Bros built
bFlek home containing 4 large rooms
ard fully tiled baths as well IS
sleeping porch selected 0as nOofs,
ilot~Aater heat snd electricity Also
y coid etGFage room tn basement,
sauadgy tubs, tte., and a FittsbufG
instantaneous nfatff for EsFyies
water double 9Afage on paved hilsY
TrsHaDoTtAllgn near ~ hand sbilF
churches, snbggls and business
hgusss afs III the immediate gieihiB
This pf0peFty Gafi be had for legs
tfsn III 900 and should he specially
Interesting ~ one deaiftils ~ supple
lHsni his income Nv rental 1f upper
f99f With tE HfpHrGiN bath. EirSL@
EBR&E WBsTe s4Ntg ghfsuFIxsH9
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etz room BUNGALOW.

EEMI- DETACHED -aT2s9
fgt 4zS feet dseg; y rooms, nv b., sIeeo
GgsfEtgs front agie fe@F DgFebesi s351 cash,
fSs peF month, wgUd aGeegt small ig8se
ia exetaRgs.
FIFTY A. PETTY
1914 Vermont hgs, NV Nstn z437.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-11-07
BARBUSSE ON FASCIST TERROR

the victim of vile deception, and
fell unwittingly into the trap. This
deed must be fully explained and
cleared up/ You must apply to your
government, and demand that all the
documents existing with reference
to this case be published. This is
matter which must be cleared up,
not only your interests, Swiss work
ers, but because it is of the utmost
importance for all anti-fascists; if
this case is cleared up, then we will
see plainly who is responsible for
the various assassinations commit
ted in Italy of late years.
"Who engaged this Tessin social
list? Who induced him to take part
in a "joke" assassination The re-
plies to these questions cannot be
kept back much longer. And the re-
plies will bring confirmation of our
assertions that the Milan assassina-
ton, prepared for a year by the
Nudi Pacenza band, taking place
finally on April IL, doing 20 persons
to death, ana intended to compro-
mise the Swiss anti fascist emigres,
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was prepared on Swiss soil. The
"incapacity" of this band of con-
spirators representing the Italian
political police today prevented the
UNANIMOUSLY planned plot from at
tanning its end. The elucidation of
this case gives the opportunity of
tracing the fascist criminals to their
remotest lairs, of exposing them to
the public, and of obtaining the
strongest united aid Of the whole
population against them.
an this act of fumigation we as
sure of the solidarity of the free in
tellectuals of all countries"
The Committee for the Defense of
the Victims of Fascism.
Paris, Rue de la Grange Bateliere IL.
(The End)
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BY HENRY BARBUSSE.
(COntinued)

"The public proclamation of fas-
cist deeds of shame, which we have
been able to make at the cost of
much inquiry and effort, has saved
the lives of many innocent people
who would otherwise have been
dragged into the courts with the
deliberate intention of encompassing
their deaths. But there is one of our
inquiries upon which even stronger
light must be thrown. This is the
inquiry into the first preparations
made towards the Milan assassina-
zion, and refers especially to the
agents who prepared FOR this affair
during their so;ourn in Tessin.
Eve know that the police depart
ment of the Canton Of Tessin pos
sesses information and document
which it is prevented frcm publish
ing. 1t is abou. year since fascist
agents commissioned Tessin social
50 to transport box Of explosive
% italy. This Tessin socialist wax
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regarded instructions and returned
verdict of guilty on both counts.
Thayer discreetly overlooked this I'M
due fervor. He sentenced Vanzetti
only for the attempt to rob-" The
prisoner before him was first Of
FENDER" never known to have asso-
ciated with criminals, with record
Of h-rd work and sober living. These
are elements which normally recon-
mend mercy for prisoner. For
this reason the judges theoretically
have leeway in melting out punish
ment.
Thayer imposed upon Vanzetti the
utmost penalty, fifteen years i'm
prisonment! Let Vanzetti comment
on this:
But --.-yer was not satisfied
with so little. in sentencing
me, he insulted my principles, my
ideals and the truth, saying The
defendants ideals are cognate
with the crime Those words
alone prove irrefutably the judges
prejudice and hatred against our
persons and our principles. Thus
ended the obscene parody Of a
trial known as the Plymouth trial,
that split my existence and
plunged in sorrow and mourning
the hearts of beloved ones"
"The defendants ideals are cog
nate with the crime," said Thayer.
The saying stands to give the lie
TO his claims Of fairness and to the
claims Of fairness made in his behalf
by the higher courts.
Vanzetti had been quickly pro-
vided with a criminal record" As
convicted criminal, he was put
into the State Penitentiary at
Charlestown, suburb Of Boston.
Sacco was placed in Dedham Jail
On September IL, 1920, both were
indicted on charge of murder in
the first degree for the south Brain
tree crime. They were arraigned and
pleaded not guilty on September 20
No appearance Of counsel in their
behalf was filed until November l8
when Fred H. Moore formary under
took their defense.