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The daily worker., 1929-07-22
MILL OWN ERS'
PROSECUTION IN
WHITEWASH TRY
Threaten Those w h c
Saw Thugs Drunk

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tonia Jail and the 8 out on bond
an appearance of legality. !.
The changing of the Gastoni,t
case trial judge is for the sam,
purpose.
20 Bosses Witnesses
The Gastonia municipal judge, A
C. Jones, attorney for Roach art
Gilbert, had 20 Manville-Jenckc!
hirelings as witnesses for them, ant
wanted to rush the case through
without material witnesses agains
them, but Judge Shaw ruled tina
he would not try the case withoui
material witnesses. Judge Shaw
has reputation for being a stick
Ter for legal processes, and. thi!
is considered here the reason. WHY
be was replaced as trial judge fol
the trial of the Gastonia textile
workers, by Judge Hoyle Sink,
Widespread protest against Sink
who is a mill owner and a reaction.
cry, took place among the work
ers, who want the Gastonia textile
workers and organizers freed un.
conditionally, and by the liberals
who are demanding "a fair trial
Also the rapid growth of the
union is giving organizational form
to the discomfort of the mill work.
ers throughout the state and the
South. This is worrying Goxernoi
Gardner and the mill owners, and
led late last week to the appoint.
ment of Judge Barnhill, to replace
Sink. Barnhill's connection with
the mill owners is not so obvious
Mask of Fairness"
The prosecution now realizes that
it must attempt to give the trial
the appearance of legality and fair
ness but is still doing it's utmost to
railroad the Is workers in Gasto-
MIA Jail to the electric chair or to
the penitentiary by "due process Of
/ law"
Of course the tactics of the state
will be to lull the workers into pas
sivity and create the Illusion Of
fairness, since they fear exposure
because the International Labor De-
fense has made the details and is
sues in the case known throughout
the nation.
Only nationwide pressure by the
workers can save the prisoners.
The authorities and their reac-
t:onary organs of the press, etc, are
now directing their energies to
cover up the class character and
revolutionary significance of the
case and make it appear as an or
dinary murder trial.
! sfay Concentrate Fire.
In the same category falls tbs
probability that the grand jury may
dismiss the murder charge against
some Of the IS charged with murder
and conspiracy to murder, in the
attempt to deprive the case of its
mass character and appeal and con-
centrate all the fire against Beal,
Mclaughlin, Bus h McGinnis.
Schechter, Hampton, Knight, Car
ter, Harrison and others whom they
may select for their hatred. The
prosecution may reduce to assault"
or even drop the charges against
some of the worker defendants, in
order to better build up case
against those who have been most
active, and therefore, most sob
roxious" of the organizers and Ma
tional Textile Workers Union men,
| bers.
Dewey Martin, organizer for tbe
n. T. w. u, went to Dallas, NJ.
c., in response to a call for an or
ganizer, expecting to have a secret
conference with seven workers. On
his arrival he found 300 were Gag
erly waiting to consult with him.
The daily worker., 1929-07-22
ORLEANS LABOR
FOR BIG STRIKE
Misleader Is Booed Off
Platform

CONTINUED from Page One)
Federal Government has taken over
complete charge of breaking the
strike.
U. S. Government Strikebreaking
Armed guards are still surround
ing the car barns. In an attempt
TO induce patronage for the cars,
(which are virtually empty because
labor is boycotting them, decoys are
placed in each scab-manned car.
The Public Service Corporation is
running half-page advertisements in
the local papers, entitled "Notices to
Former Employees, in which the
company appeals to the strikers to
return to work.
Scare Bomb Story.
The press here has rushed to the
aid of the bosses with a story which
it plays up prominently about a
bomb powerful enough to blow up
a whole city block, which was
found under gas main in Jefferson
Parish"
That the local labor misleaders
are trying to put off the general
strike indefinitely, although most
workers are demanding it, is indica-
ted by the labor takers making an
other appeal to the City Council to
intercede. After a meeting last
night, Chairman Foster announced
the strike committee would meet
again Tuesday when the question
will again be considered"
The daily worker., 1929-07-22
Enlightenment Campaign on the Commen Address to the Communist Party

THE Pobureau is desrous of securing the broadest pos
sble Enlightenment Campaign the Comintern Ad-
dress and the immediate Party tasks outlined therein All
Party members and particularly the comrades active in the
workshops in the basic industries invited to write their
The daily worker., 1929-07-22

opinions for the Party Press Resolutions of Factory Nuclei
also will be printed in this section Send all material deal
ing with this campaign C0mrade Jack Stache Ma
tonal office Communist Party 43 E. 125th St. New York
City.
The daily worker., 1929-07-22

Communists fight on beha1f Of the
immediate aims and interests Of
the working class. hut in their
present movement they are also de-
Tending the future Of the mOve-
ment.-Marx.
The daily worker., 1929-07-22

Resolution Presented and Signed By
Several Leading Members of the
Former Majority and Minority
Groups for Adoption by the Los
Angeles Sub District Units.
The daily worker., 1929-07-22
MASS ARRESTS IN FINLAND.

HEISINGFORS (By Mail. The
Finnish police have carried out mass
arrests all over the country. The
number of persons arrested is not
vet known. This police action rep
resents one of the periodical sweeps
with which the police strive to JUS
.ify their existence.
The daily worker., 1929-07-22
NO INVASIONS.

Japanese press correspondents here report
"Chinese officials denied absolutely that Manchu the
border point of the Eastern Railway the west
cupied by Russians They also denied occupation any
Chinese cities which in communication with Mukden
regularly.
The authorities also denied that railroad tunnels bridge
the border have been destroyed"
The United Press correspondent at Harbn reports today
All reports said Russians have not entered Manchu al
though Soviet cavalry patrols arrived the city, apparently
giving rise to unconfrmed reports last week that attack
had been started
Eight hundred Chinese re-nforcemen also have arrived
at Pogranchaya Russians evacuang the border city
and the Ussuri railway office has been closed
Many Japanese residents evacuatng northern
chura 241 departing for southern points this morning
All Russian officials have evacuated Manchui.
Chinese reinforcements arriving at Manchul Three
thousand Chinese troops arrived yesterday with 80 field
guns raising the Chinese strength to $4,000 men,"
(Wireless By Inprecorr0
MOSCOW, U. S. S. R, July 21.-An enormous public
meeting of the Moscow workers Friday called on the work.
of the world to show solidarity against the mperast war
plot against the U S. S. R.
resolution passed unanimously declares the seizure of
the Chinese Eastern Railway by the Marking counter revo
tonary government at the inspiration imperial
lists.
The resolution that world Imperialism dictates Nam
kings rejection of the peaceful proposals of the Soviet
ana the concentration of white guard forces the
Union frontier
The meeting resolves to help Soviet Union to resist
e 2rovocaon by the Chinese lords the Soviet
Union with arms if the Communist Party the Soviet GOV
ernment calls the do So and to arouse the work
ers of the world to assist in this defense
The workers of the whole Soviet Union continue TODAY
tner protest demonstrations against the raid the railroad
ana the war plot The workers of the Moscow works
have written the Executive Committee of the Soviet Union
asking that the third industrial lean be issued subscription
The letter states that the dynamo workers propose
Ossoavachm he aviation and chemical warfare organza-
on) that collection start for the building of new arplanes
tanks and warships The dynamo factory states that this
the reply of the workers to the Chinese robbers appeals
to all European and American workers to
the Soviet Union on the First of August under the slogan
Protect the Soviet Union against imperiaist attack
Pravda is organizing fund for building tanks.
Demonstrations in Leningrad Ts, Pyatgorsk and
tov taking place which the workers demand resistance
against the Marking mtarss The workers contrut-
ing part of their for defense fund.- The whole provn-
.ial press organizes collections for the defense.
The daily worker., 1929-07-22
Defend Comintern Line Before Membership

adopted by Kansas City membership of the
Comntern Address decare We pledge ourselves
defend this Address before the membership against theological
opposition We condemn the actions of LovestOne GOw and
the shall
do all possible o defeat such attempt"
The daily worker., 1929-07-22

(Continued from Page One)
tonia Jail and the 8 out on bond
an appearance of legality. :.
The changing of the GastoRii |
case trial judge is for the sam,
purpose.
The daily worker., 1929-07-22
Pledge Struggle Against Opponents of Address
Proletarians Support Comintcrn Decisions

W opinion that the best proletarian in the Part
the and immediate carrying of the Comner
Address, declares resolution adopted at general membership
ing of the Portland, Ore, Party units.
strongly the actions of LOvsone and GitOw
the Address the COnntern the resolution adds
"We will all fighting opposition to the decisions
the Communist International wherever it raises its head
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Charming Nuptial Events
Grace Midsummer Calendar
Exchanse of Matrimonial Vows at Altar Chal
lenge Attention of Society IN Washington
and Neiehborins Communities

Mr.. and Mrs. o'Connor left i'm
mediately after for O short wedding
trip, and after August is will be AT
home Ut 1880 California street.
Announcements have been received
Of the marriage Of Miss Augusta
Theresa Mayer, only daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. August Mayer, to Mr.. VIII
liam Francis Kellermann.
The ceremony was performed on the
morning Of August 2 by the Rev. John
K. Cartwright. A wedding breakfast
for the immediate families and out-of-
town guests followed ut the residence
Of the brides parents, after which Mr..
and Mrs. Kellermann left for Q short
Northern trip.
After September 1, they will be 1T
home at 3o26 Porter street, this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Beattie Of
Waterford. Va, announce the mar
rage Of their daughter Kathleen Eliza
beth to Mr.. .%erron Fredericks, jr., Of
Brooklyn, N. Y, son Of Mrs. Clara l..
Fredericks and the late Barron Fred
ericks, Thursday, August /.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard H. Early Of
Brandywine, Nd. announce the mar
rage Of their daughter Emily to Sergt.
Harry Rexrode OF Fort Monroe. Va,
Tuesday. July 80, at All Saints Church,
Frederick, Nd.
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Army and Navy Folk
With Others. Grouped
In Personal Mention

Continued From First Page.)
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Surprise Party Given
As House Warming

Wednesday evening q surprise gather
ing sponsored by the regent, Mrs.
Robert H. Mcneil, and officers and
members Of Constitution Chapter,
D. A. r., accompanied by their hus-
bands, assembled at the new home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Goodwin D. Ellsworth,
1888 Nicholson street, to do them honor
and tender an infinite variety Of useful
and attractive gifts as a shower.
Laudatory short speeches were offered
to the surprised and appreciative couple
by Mr.. Robert Fl. Mcneil, Maj. CLAYTON
z. Enig, DR.. q. C. Galloway. Mr.. Fl. B.
Denham, Mr.. William Dowden. Mr.. Al
fred L. Talbot, Mr.. H. Taylor and Rev
DR.. Miller, a guest from Waterbury, VT.
Refreshments were served.
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Nicaragua Using U. S. officers.

By Cable to The Star.
MANAGUA, Nicaragua. August s.
Policing Of outlying districts in Mica
ragua is being turned over to the
American-odicere National Guard, be-
cause Of the greatly decreased number
Of American Marines in this country,
1t was announced today. american
Marines are being concentrated in the
larger and more important centers Of
population. A total Of 1000 ofdcers and
men Of the Marine Corps will be left
in Nicaragua after October 2, when the
last Of the troops ordered home are
scheduled to leave.
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Other Communities Add to
List of CuUid'S COnaueNtS,

Mr.. and Mrs. James r. Powell Of
Martinsburg, w. Va, announce the
marriage Of their daughter Alma Loree
to Mr.. Frank James O'Connor, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. e. r. O'Connor Of this
city. The wedding took place yesterday
morning In the rectory Of st. GabrielS
officiating, at o'clock in the presence
of a small company Of relatives and
close friends
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Cabinet Members and
Other officials Now
Absent From Capital
Continued From First Page.)

NSOuVlHuCQ ETOfn EIrSL EaKe.l
Friday in their home ut Locust Valley,
l.. l., for brief vacation.
The Assistant Secretary Of the Navy,
Mr.. Davis 8. Ingalls,, Is spending Sum
day with Mrs. Ingalls, In their Cleve-
land home. where he went, Thursday.
They will return here Tuesday.
The First Assistant Secretary Of the
Interior, Mr.. Joseph M. Dixon, has with
him at the Wardman Park Hotel his
niece, Miss Flora Royal. and his
nephew, Mr.. Joseph Royal Of Elkins
N. c. They will pass several days with
their uncle
Mrs Dixon, who is at their home In
Montana, will join Mr.. Dixon at the
hotel the middle Of next month.
Mrs. Charles S. Wilson and her son.
Mr.. Thomas Wilson, have come from
their home in Hall, N. Y, and have
Joined Mr.. Wilson at the Wardman
Park Hotel. Mr.. Wilson Is passing some
time In Washington. where he has been
called on business as member OF the
Farm Board. Mrs. Wilson and their
son will return tomorrow 10 their home.
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making q short stay. They will return
to the Capital in the Fall.
Mr.. william r. j. Hayden has left for
months stay in Boston, where he viii
visit his father and mother, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas r. Hayden.
Prof Ethel Clair Randell, who for sew
eral years has taught dramatic htera-
ture at Sweetbriar College, Virginia, IS
at the Grace Dodge Hotel while making
arrangements to spend the Winter in
Washington.
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Rich Mosaic Unearthed.

MESSINA, Italy R.-Excavations
in the Piazza Armerina uncovered a
rich mosaic Of the Roman period and
an elaborate fountain in white stone.
They are supposed to have adorned a
sumptuous villa. evidently destroyed
during the Servile wars.
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Mrs. Falk Harmed and her young son,
Morton William Harmed, have returned
from New York, where they have spent
several weeks with Mrs. Harn1els
brother and Sister-in-law, DR.. and Mrs.
J. M. Stein.
Miss Martha r. Gold has returned
to Washington from q months visit at
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Wedding Ceremony Performed In
ST. PaulSp Church Rectory.

Mrs. Alma r. Null and Mr.. George
E. Austin of Albany, N. Y, were mar
ried Thursday morning in the rectory
of st. Paul's Catholic Church. The
wedding is Of much interest in WASH
ington, where the bride has lived for
some years. The ceremony was per-
formed at 8 o'clock the Rev. Cornelius
Dacey officiating in the presence Of
only the members Of the family.
The bride wore q becoming ensem-
BILE suit of brown panne velvet with o
small hat to match. Mr.. and Mrs.
Austin left Immediately after the cere-
mony for a wedding trip, and they will
later make their home in Albany.
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spend . short time with Mr.. and Mrs
Markle in Lancaster.

spend Q short time with Mr.. and Mrs.
Markle In Lancaster.
Mrs. Roscoe Arnett of Quantico, Va,
and her guest. Mrs. hardwood Weaver.
spent the week end with Mrs. Curtis of
Washington at her cottage at Herald
Harbor, Md, and attended the Tri-City
regatta.
Mrs. Arnett entertained q few guests
at a supper party Monday evening for
Mrs. Weaver.
Mrs. Virginia Charlton Killinger has
gone to Atlantic City, where she joined
Judge and Mrs. Henry p, Delaney at
the Seaside Hotel for the month Of
August.
Miss Agnes Bass Of Chevy Chase, ac-
companied by Mrs. Ivan z. Bass, wife Of
Capt. Bass, has arrived in Boston to
visit friends In the shore resorts. Mrs.
Bass only recently returned from q trip
to Mississippi. where Capt. Bass was
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Bass Lake, Ind, and has taken an
apartment at the Mayflower for the
coming season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Prayer Of 1929
Connecticut avenue are spending q few
weeks in Atlantic City.
Mrs. Gibson and Daughters
Plan to Tour Europe.
Mrs. 8. H. Gibson Of $500 Cathedral
avenue will sail for Europe, accompa-
MED by her two daughters, Miss Caro-
line Gibson and Miss Mamie Gibson,
August 10 on the Minnesota and will
travel abroad for some weeks, return
ing here october 81.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Clayton Of St.
Paul, Mimi, accompanied by Mr.. and
Mrs. F. H. Markle Of Lancaster, Pa, are
on sightseeing tour in the East and
are staying at the Mayhower during
their visit in Washington. Before re-
turning West Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton vii
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Robbers Kill Messenger, Get $7,1oo

BRADLEY BEACH, N. J., August 3
R.-Four robbers today shot and killed
George Danielson, 65-year-old bank
messenger, and escaped with q payroll
Of $7,100. Danielson was an employe
Of the First National Bank.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-08-04

American stoves are being used In
South Africa.
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$3.50 COLORADO AVE. NV.
FRIGIDAIRE INCLUDED IN RENTS.
Only one left: 2 large rooms. rec. hall.
BRIGHT Kitchen, tile bath; apt. newly deco.
rofad 9aa res mgr. Ant. 107
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-03-19
MOTOR FAILURE
IN PLANE DEATH
OF IA MYSTERY
Pilot Still Near Death: Five
Probes Fail to Clear
Tragedy.
By United Press

BIZ United Press
NEWARK, N. j., March 19.-The
cause of the plane crash Sunday
which took fourteen lives still was in
doubt today despite five investiga-
tionS.
Almost every one agreed that mo-
tor trouble was the reason Pilot Lou
Foote could not get the sightseeing
craft high enough to avoid striking
a freight train, but no one could
offer an authentic explanation. APP
parently, Foote himself does not
know.
From his bed in st. James hos
pital, where he is III a grave condi-
ton, the pilot offered brief ex-
PLANTATION Monday He was too
seriously injured to be questioned at
length
THE two wing motors went dead;
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-03-19
Expedition to Search for
ATLANTIS, Lost Continent

RB mi
ARIS BIN the hope finding legendary
Atlantis expedition of
Africa being organized by Count Byron Pro noted
ogist and explorer of lost cities of antiquity
that Atlantis
existed only in the imagination of ancient poets
hope tangible remains civilization" he
said
continent described with historical even
in mythology.
Our searches will extend land and under
result discoveries of will bottom,
of the ocean"
familiar with Africa archaeological rich
its SOIL south
o Agadr, in the territory of ancient Mauritania
fabulous stretch
said 81 confident it there and shall find it,"
expeditions submarine
city, Carthage which he sighted an aipIane
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STOMACH UPSET

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: THE INDTANAPOLIS TTMEs

the third wouldn't hold her up and
I don't know what else happened,
Foote told his wife when she called
to see him.
In the absence of official findings
from any Of the investigators, there
was a general tendency today to abb
solve Foote of direct responsibility
for the tragedy, which ranks with
the greatest in the history Of heav-
Ter than-air transportation.
Foote is the only survivor. Del
mont Parsons, who was riding in the
control cabin with the pilot, died
Monday and the thirteen pasSeng-
ers in the lower cabin were killed
almost instantly as the steel freight
car severed the plane.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-03-19

his attorneys presented a physicians
certificate saying that Capone had
been stricken with pneumonia on
account of the raw, damp air that
breezed in from Lake Michigan and
was Just recovering on his Florida
estate. To come back at that time
would have teen nothing short Of
suicide, the attorneys contended.
Details of Arrival Secret
They obtained a postponement
until March 20. The exact time and
manner of Capone's arrival tonight
or Wednesday has not been made
public. His attorneys profess COM
plete ignorance concerning the two
points.
It was assumed that he will leave
an extra fare train with his many
pistol secretaries somewhere outside
of Chicago and finish the journey
in his steel-plated limousine.
There has been some talk about a
reception committee of gangSters
with leaden bouquets.
Police, who have been Skeptica1
that Capone would answer grand
jury summons, have promised that
plenty of things will pop" if and
when he arrives.
Arrest of Aids Revealed
John Siege, veteran commissioner
of police, is expected to Jail all Ca
pone'S pistol secretaries" the min
ute they step into his jurisdiction.
In that case they will meet their
former companion, Jack McGurn,
ranking machine gunner of the or
ganization, who is in cell charged
with the seven massacre murders.
John Scaiisi, another of the gang,
is keeping McGurn company, SINH
larly charged.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-03-19
CAPONE ON WAY
TO CHICAGO TO
FACE U. S. QUIZ
Gang Lord to Be GriIled on
Booze Ring; State Seeks
Date

BIZ United Press
CHICAGO, March 19.-At the FISK
of his health in the damp air Oh
Lake Michigan, "Scarface Al
Cspone is speeding to Chicago today
to keep date with Uncle Sam ara
sidestep, if possible, another ar
ranged without his sanction with
states attorneys.
Chicago's climate lately has dis
agreed with the Neapolitan gang
chief and he was forced to seek the
fountain of health in Florida, where
he set himself up as one OF the
landed gentry.
Uncle Sam, as represented by dis
trict attorneys, warts to question
Capone about liquor syndicate IN
South Chicago Heights.
Capone, through an imposing staff
of counsel, has indicated he will
comply with the governments re-
quest and present himself at the
federal building at 10 a. m. Wedles-
day.
State Wants a Date
States attorneys will be on hand
at that time to see if they can
arrange another date for him SO
they can ask him a few questions
concerning his part, if any, in the
st. Valentines day massacre when
seven of his enemies we're executed
in Mexican fashion against a garage
wall.
Capone also has indicated through
the same attorneys that he will at
tempt to dodge that "blind date"
even if he has to go to court about it.
The gang chief was scheduled to
appear March IL to go before a
federal grand jury but at that time