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PRICE: TEN CENTS 28 VOL 86 DETB MICHIGAN UN DA COX'15 MILLION TRUCE AVERTS CHARGESPIKED BRITISH CRISIS LIEUT pETEIl MrGUIGAM BOY YEGG GETS Marr 7 1 2 TO 15 YRS Leland IX the Ckartew Awgor 1 RJeJmlrd lee Henry the PASTOR LANDLORD SHOT BY TENANT IS SHOTTO DEATH I 1 21 tuc UvklalUMVn Vi UvUir Powell Canadian fact bAnkg Jfare ot the commission from the fin position to and would thimce un ID) AGED WOMAN JUST WED LOSES LAND HUSBAND ILLINOIS BEATS WOLVERINES BY SMALL MARGIN and Premier 10 Downing when other th town abort! but no May ft 191 HaraM Roaghlry Amat ft Willie Wall POLICE LIEUTENANT VICTIM SHOOTING rear told Oral Ac to It by to lie had two other convic his record 1 Order out but the strong sus Daley April IX Gear Wil KNOX ASSAILS WILSON LEAGUE 1 Haller Skatinc Every Evenlag Roller Palaeo Rink Woodward at I Adv VILLAGE TO AS OR COAL 0 vjt Third of Gang That Blew Nine Safes Sentenced 5 Others Given Prison Terms December Alaaaa Ballard HINT ARRESTS IN ORZL DEATH WEATHER Probably Rain alse 'When wuMfeSJ oavww www This meant that he be beyond human con that time the word of States was the Jaw of The Cathedral Chorister ull choral service at St Taut's STORSHURL BRICKS POSIES AT (DEW WILLARD MACK BROKE CREDITORS USE HOOKS Threat to Stop Ship ments Arouses President of River Rouge Marek 33 Oarree laa Nvember 17 Jha dal trail bin own daiiffhtrr re fused to hear bin plea Then heannounced pnhHcly reading to rat onlrMW she too was con verted She paid no attention to lhe declaration bnt continued Goal Kick Decides Desperate ly ought Game by the Score of 7 Yo 6 23 The sum of will be required to of Nations next to the budget ap Rev' Wm Stidger Sees No Objection to Nude Art in Church Yard Intercepts orward Pass in the Second Period and Runs 75 Yards Dems Expended $699971 Received Largest Gifts It Is Revealed It 1S1T church The rvanirHfat stopped taking nourishment Non fa he barely nble to walk and baa to Rupporf himself by varioua mean to walk to hfa pulpit Hfa voice Ih Mmers Agree to Renew Strike Settlement Parley Raihnen Postpone Walkoat than broke Hfa arel furniture and hfa omobile are being held tors ll me province of New Brunswick as he and his fellow commissioners viewed the Detroit and Canadian shores from the A yacht Gen Uydeeker ilarber Raotay aa Safe9 is no question about it feeing a fine said Mr row elL is large roomy and safe These great stretches of bank give per Large congregation ar gathering tightly to watch progrc of hfa strike as wel 4 Chicago' Oct Mrs Eliza Miller 65 years old has filed a bill in the superior court asking that her recent marriage to an elderly charmer with gray hair be annulled on the ground that he is a bigamist days after the she said husband asked me to sign a deed to property worth $2000 A week later he left me and I have not seen him since" Paris Oct 23 Premiers Lloyd jpeorge of Great Britain and Dela croix of Belgium are said to have agreed upon a meeting of the an i preme council at Geneva during The session of the asrembly of the league of NationSi which is to be held there in November according to a Brussels dispatch to the Echo de aris Special to The ree Press frvm Chicago Tribune New York Oct 23 Charles McGlaughlln better known as Wil lard Mack the aetdr and playwright filed a voluntary petition in bank ruptcy today in the United States district court alleging that hia lia bilities exceeds 14780') and declar ing that he has no asset Accord ing to the petition the celebrated actor is weann 350' Industrial Expert Says Banks Stand Ready to inance Route to Ocean Visible evidence that' htnje in dustrial and commercial develop ments were being handicapped by the lack of a sea outlet was giventhe International Joint commis sion Saturday afternoon on a trip on the Detroit river Earlier in the day oral testimony was pre sented to the commission that the Great Lakes was the coming steel conversion center of the world and that it required the Great Lakes St Lawrence waterway for its cul mination "No better harbor anywhere" was the declaration of Henry A Brussels Oct $400000 monthly run the League var aritordincf proved by the council of the league here today This budget will be presented to the league assembly at its coming sessions In Geneva Oetaber 33 Peter MrtJulgau Cathedral Eveaeoag Tonight at 7:30 Sung by the Cathe dral Choristers 80 voices at St beautiful Episcopal Cathe dral Woodward at Adv COLD WE4THER 19 COMING Tour car should be in a Strand Garage A year to pay Garfield 1V3X Adv Inspector said Saturday campaign Mousseau be placed to state will never I QUARTERBACK QUINN IS HERO Alley Prowler Slays Officer as Latter Questions Him McGuigan 26th City Policeman Shot and Killed bjt wiwj CtmalHe Currsal NareL Magarino Section two car garaerrs jm Hubbari Northway 81 Rrr Mr Wooldridge six ago started revival While Meanwhile Ike dangbtrr ruffled opparently by the nanal altnofion continues school Mcnalons She had made no pohllc nnnouoceanent of her intention honld her father con tinue to Mtane himself i Minister asts Until Daughter Joins a Church to The ree Pr ss and Chicagt Tribune Lexington Ky Oct Ken tucky hns a unique hunger strike The Rev Joocpli Wooldridge who has mlnfaterlal charge' In the RuracII county mountain has not rnten for 72 dars nnd he Raid todaj he would never eat again uitlfNK hfa youn daugh ter school teacher became converted to rlfaion and joined Register at the HOTEL SANDERS05 Cass Ave Afir' 4 Pastor Inspector Says orces at Work to Discredit Bather than be subject to the orders of M'N Mousseau chief in spector in the Windsor licensing district' Rev 3 Spracklin the pastor inspector will resign 1 "It is quite plain Snrarklln there is a well organized tn discredit me Mr evidently desires that I under him and 1 wish rnrHl cWinhatica1! that 1 tn etiyh an rra tTPlTIP nt was appointed zh special officer by the Ontario license board and it was distinctly understood that I was to Charges 1 against the Hallam brothers co Workers of Rev Mr Spracklin of adopting too vigorous methods in enforcing the dry act in the border district have been proved according to officials of the license board These two inspec tors have been recalled to Toronto it was stated The speedboat provided by the Ontario government for Mr Spracklin to catch rum run ners smuggling liquor from Canada to Detroit was burned Saturday afternoon when it took fire while being tried out for its first work on the Detroit river The speedboat was to have been used for the first time Saturday night It was sent to Windsor riday up on request of Mr Spracklin The boat became ignited when the motor back fired Statement Coats Dearly investigations proved that' Jack Curtis had lied to patrolmen and to Judge Keidan about bin wife and family he was sentenced to from one to two years in Jackson prison Saturday for carrying con cealed weapons Curtis was arrested when a pa trolman found him lurking behind a tree in a dark street He was carrying a loaded revolver In his sleeve lie told Judge Keidan his wife was ill and he would like a chance to see her After his state ments had been probed it was found that he was not married ad not known aL the address he gave Nathan Korn convicted of re ceiving stolen property was sen tenced to from two to five years tn Jackson prison by Judge' Heston Saturday with a recommendation of two years Korn was found in pos session of goods valued at 30 which had been stolen from the Alliance Waist company 5 No recommendation as made In the case of William Irving who pleaded guilty to embezzlement of $2200 from the United uel and Supply company before Judge Kei dan Saturday He was sentenced io from two to five years In Jackson prison HIGH COUNCIL TO MEET IN NOVEMBER all export business that would Je velop Give us a direct trade route the sea and th banks will supply1 needed finances John Staley president of Peeples Stata bask da 5" dared That the steel making eeater of the world was moving to the shores of the Great Ikee waa asserted brd Continued on Two Colntua Is Authorities to Probe urther Into Story of Robbery on Night Before Slaying urther invejtiration into the killing of Ludwig Oral and Charles Kaul and the wounding in Springwells' Wednesday night of Edgar and William Reynolds pa tredmen now udder suspension' willbe conducted Monday by Seth Wicker assistant prosecuting attorney Additional witnesses neighbors of Oral will appear before Mr Wick er to irlre their rerslmt the shooting and according to infor mation In the hands of the police may further complicate the story told by the Reynolds brothers Il wan expected two witnesses' would bo examined Katurday but detectives were unable to locate them until a lata hour No persons are being held but it was intimated Saturday that arrests are likely to follow If Information now In the hands of the police and sheriff's otnee is substantiated Henry Gilbert living In tb of the house occupied by OralMr Wicker he had a talk with shortly before he was killed cording to Gilbert Oral had been robbed of (30U three nikhta before the shooting and when lhe automo bile containing the two Reynolds Kaul and Miss Stella Trendowicz stopped at hia front door yard Orzl thought th robbers hsd returned Edgar and William Reynolds wifi appear before the police trial board Tuesday by harry bullion Ann Arbor OcK 23 Outplayed in a rlespcrate'ducl that will take rank with any similar struggle fought outxon the historic play field of University of Michigan Coach Yost and his Wolverineswent' down to defeat this a disgraceless de feat before Illinois The smallest margin by which a football game Van be won a single point 7 to 6 the winner and loser were determined and the Maize and blue damaged its chance to win the conference championship this fait Michigan made one touchdown and failed to kick goal Illinois paid one visit back of the lino the men of Yost protected so nobly and her captain Ralph letcher with his toe accounted for the point that was as pig as mountain in path of Michigan to victory 4 'ar rom Disgraced But in losing Michigan was from disgraced No wearers of maize ana niut JDjetrxrxt Ww cxcHiqArs greatbst newspaper Dugrace to Any Religious Exclaims Dr Villen of New York Unveihig Detroit pastors take varying: views of the propriety of the action of the Rev William Norman Guthrie rector of St in the Bouer le New York in unveiling a statue of Lady of the Dew" in the church yard Sunday The statue is that of a nude woman and is the work of Solon Borglum brother of Gutson It is a part of Dr plan for the beautifying of St Rev William Stidger pastor of St Methodist Episcopal church says: am familiar with the work of Borglum and know how chastely and skilfully he molds the human Continued Pace Two CoIomi Three OTHER VICTIM DYING IS EAR 1 ederal Troops Are Rushed to Scene of Murder Va Oct John Yates superintendent of the Cates mine of the Crystal Block Mining company was shot aod killed by unknown persons this morning while walking alonff the Mingu county road near the company store at Gates ten miles east of Wil liamson according to reports re ceived here ederal troops on duty in the Mingo county strike zone immediately were sent from Sprigg near Gales to establish patrols in the woods which flank the road and from which the shots came Bloodhounds were hurried from Williamson to the scene in an effort to trace those responsible for the shooting Rhodes former prosecut ing attorney of Mingo county was dragged from "his mule at Devon Va last night and shot through rhe face with a rifle after address ing a political meeting at Beech Creek near Devon COOL PROBABLE RAINS ORECAST THIS WEEK Washington Oct '23 Weather predictions for the week beginnig Monday are: North Middle Atlantic South Atlantic Gulf States Ohio Valley Tennessee and Region' of Great Lakes: Generally fair and cool with some probability of local rains Monday and Tuesday' Coal Dealer Declares He Mis took Him for Burglar Chicago Oct 31 The Rev red trick Ruff pastor of the Me morial Methodist church and owner of an apartment building in Rogers Bark was shed and killed this morning by red Kextra one of hfa tenants Sextra the manager of a coal company? told police he mistook the iginfater for burg lar He was arrested pending in vestigation of reports of trouble betwn the tenants and the preach er The Rev Mr Ruff was sum moned before the council committee investigating rent profiteering sev eral weeks ago on complaint of hfa tenants Recently the tenants have posted signs in their windows bear ing th? words Ruff and his family occupied one of the first floor apartments in hfa building The body was found ly on lhe second floor landing Sextro told police that he heard some one fumbling at his door and demanded to know who was there Receiving no answer he said he opened the door and fired HUGHESW1LLSTUMP OHIO AND INDIANA Quotes Own Word to Show Covenant Would Be Breeder of War Chicago Oct 23 Senator bf Pennsylvania former secretary of state who has been prevented by ill health from making a west ern trip for Senator Harding' is sued a statement today criticising President Wilson and the League of Nations covenant The statement says: Dcmauded UnrontroHrd Power the threshold of the adjust ment of relations to all the world and to the enemy that ad cost the lives of our best and bravest sons and a treasure beyond comprehension? the egoist of the white house when he sallied forth singlehanded and alone to recast in his name and by his own proper authority the map and the destinies of the' earth demanded power In his demand for the election of a Democratic senate and house in 1918 as he was about to take up his role as dictator of the world and In order that his individual authority tn this vast undertaking should not be entrarnmeled by coun sel the president used' this lan guage you give me un controlled power you repudiate me and my leadership before world ile asked to be uncon trolled by the country whose serv ant ne 'is wished to trol as atth United the world Wilson ProMtly ReoUated I'The American people with that great good sense which makes them worthy of their heritage promptly repudiated the preposterous sug gestion and gave him a Republican senate and house whose courage and patriotism have saved what our grand sires established and our fathers preserved 'Upabashed by this rebuke and with'an obstinacy ot purpose which had for Its end an ambition that would have aroused jealousy In the breast of an Alexander or a Napol eon Wilson took his way to aria undertook to put us Ilka super fed eration ot the world By means ot what is called a league of nations and is now about to receive the na tion's verdict through a grave and solemn referendum in which he is represented by his proxy Mr Cox "If we are longer wortthy of par ticipating In a government wo must examine and judge supreme effort his so called league nations proposed covenant instead of abolishing war actually sanc tions breeds and commands it Moreover it absolutely requires that every future war shall be a poten tial world war and that we shall be an active participant in every such war Uses Own Words "When we are told as President Wilson recently told us that 'those who do not care to ell you the truth about the Teague of Nations tell you that Article Ten of the covenant of the League of Nations would make it possible for other nations to lead us into war' it may be just as well to inquire who told us so The person who told me that under Article Ten we were under 'an absolutely compelling moral obligation' to go to war to repel external aggression against a mem ber of the League of Nations was President Wilson as the following dialogue at the WhiteTIoUsc dis closes: Knox: Mr President al low me to ask this question: Sup pose that it is perfectly obvious and accepted that there is an external aggression againstsome power and suppose it Is perfectly obvious and accepted that it cannot be repelled except by force of arms would we be under' any legal obligations to The JTesident: No sir but we would be under an absolutely com pelling moral obligation' 1 "1 can think of nothing more in exorable than absolutely compelling moral obligations" ONCE OUND GUILTY i IS CLEARED DEATH uel Sold to Citizens Below City Price bounty Asked to 'Aid in ight Thomas' Bresnahan president River Rouge announced Satur day that he is preparing the prop ey' legal forms to ask for a fed eral grand jury to investigate the coal situation in Michigan and will make demand on Attorney General Palmer as soon as the in terstate commerce commission en forces a threat 'made to him Thursday that all coal shipments to the village to be stopped or some months tbe village has been selling cual to its own citi zens for 315 a ton and it is claimed by the village authorities that this is the same quality as coal that is being sold by dealers for $16 In al) 35 carloads have been sold According to Bresna han this coal was received on pri ority orders for the municipal light ing plant which was recently sold to the Detroit Edison company Areut Makes Jftreat Thursday a man named Semple representing the commission and a representative of the state utilities commission appeared in River Rouge and informed Bresnahan that the commerce commission had stop ped all shipments of coal to River Rouge because coal sent there had been used for purposes other than that for which it was given pri ority This order he said was is sued October 15 Since that time however two cars have been re ceived and unloaded in River Rouge and eight more have been shipped according to the president leaving him powerless to take court action until a shipment actually is held up or diverted Explaining the presence of the state utility commission represen tative Mr Bresnahan said that the commission had issued a question hire to all municipalities asking about their needs for strictly muni cipal purposes and he had declined to fill ono out and retyrn It The vlpit was for the pur pose of learning why The legal battle against4 the in terstate commission will be baaed on two contentions The first is that the commission has authority only over cars and not over coal in other it fa none of the business what the consignee docs with the coal when he gets it The second contention fa that the present shortage of fuel Is duo to th fact that the commission ha exceeded its au thority and permitted the mines to ship coal abroad for prices as high as '57 a ton! while denying it or cars to carry Jt uo American PVOPie Will Appeal Case ''Bresnahan not Ttandle question with kid gloves while deal ing with the representatives of the Mat and nation He told them he would fight the matter to th Su preme court of the Un Ited States and that in this he was confident he would have the support of the en tire state is a question for all of the people of he said more than any one else it hits the people ot Detroit and Wayne county shall call a meet ing of representatives of every municipality In the county and when this fight starts It will be worth VA MINE CHIE POLICE LIEUTENANT fl trrr i 'rnrxr a KT rAiKUUMn OT BY GUNMAN Republican Statement Shows $2741503 Ha Been Spent in Campaign WP I TRIAL NEARING END It MacSwiney Writhing in Death Ayoniea Him Prayer ar EAKUf HKKt KU By Ckbla ta Th London Oct 23 On the very brink of an empire shaking catas trophe Britain's labor and govern ment poised 'for the spring at each throat Jor a fight hesitated took each measure and re considered The result is that at the end of this the most anxious day the people of the British isles have passed through since Haig sent his to the wall" message to the fighting men in landers a virtual truce is in force The situation is still chanced dynamite but a breathing epell has been created in which it is hoped a settlement may be reached Every thing hinges upon tomorrow's meet ing between the executives of 1 wuvvu striKing miners Lloyd George at No street Rallmea Suyead The miners are still railway men 1000000 pended their orders which called for a strike at midnight tomorow and the transport workers anoth er million men likewise are hold ing their decision to strike in abey ance That sums up the result of a day of tireless negotiations The significant feature is that the railmens' strike order was suspend ed at the request of the miners themselves The stage was set for the whole 'triple to fling defiance Into the teeth of the gov oown ot the ernment by solidly laying their tools as an indorsement miners' walkout But in the elevent hour both sides realized that the 'meant business' there came a dra matic moment in which a hasty summons a whispered suggestion an answering' nod combined to bring about a tentative understand ing betwen the miners and PremierLloyd George Upon that tentative understanding was based the ar rangement for tomorrow's Downing street conference It was the most joyous news the people of England have heard since the armistice London went wild The stock exchange just ready to close got the flash in time to wit ness a skyrocketing of prices A week old depression of the worst sort gave way to Jubilant optimismEverywhere the news was Uceepted as meaning that a settlement is near i pttekeA Battle engkt BT ASSOCTATED PRESS 'Dublin Oct A pitched battle was fought last night between Kil bergan and Moate County West meath' when a military lorry was ambushed One auxiliary policeman Was killed and others A military party sent to the aid of the police was attacked outside of Moate and a running Are was main tained throughout "the town in which it is reported a woman was killed The combined military and police parties returned to Athlone shooting as they proceeded through the town and causing a panic Soldiers Commit Reprisals BY ASSOCIATED PRESS Bandon County Cork Oct The interior 'otftone building was destroyed by fire and four others damaged and a score of shops were smashed following the ambush of military lorries here yesterday Re ports that the village of Innishan non had suffered reprisals were cir culated but were found to be Un Continued on Page Two OMnmn oot SPRAGKUN TO QUIT AS LICENSE AGENT Adam Keller 19 the last of a band of three boys who were connected with the robbery of nine stores and the blowing of nine safes was sentenced to Jackson prison for from sewn and one half to 15 years by Judge Keidan Saturday with a recommendation of seven and a half years William Dondlneau and Alexander Smith are serving lime In Jackson prison now for their part in the' blowing of the safre and Keller has been held in Detroit for a com plete Investigation of his case Kel ler was charged with a serious of fense against a boy prisoner Burglar Convicted Detectives Auther and Coil who investigated the complaints which led to the arrest recovered most of the safesone of which was found in lhe Detroit river Convicted of breaking nnd en erlng a dwelling Joseph Rare sentenced to the Ionia reformatory for from two toJS years by Judge Keidan with a reeommoa datioiGo( the minimum sentence Lara is an addict to 'morphine and covaine and special 'treatment: was jTeeommended for him by the court guilty to a statutory of fense against a girl under IS years of age George Ensign 23 was sen tenced to from five to 10 years in Jackson prison by Judge Hestda Saturday The court recommended a term of seven and one halt Ensign was convicted once before on the same charge and had been parolee tlons on Confessed Wife Slayer May Learn ate Tuesday Special to The ree Press from Cbicoso Tribtmo i Chicago Oct S3 The fate of Carl Wanderer who confess that he murdered his wife and "a poor Lr Uoub" and then repudiated his con fession will be placed in the handw oL the jury Tuesday Thexetate closed Its case shortly after noon today and the defense immediately began Wanderer lost his composure to day for lhe first time iq William Krohm noted alienist was tea 1 tifylng to conversations he had with Wanderer after he had mmjehis confession I ''Ho' told me" said Dr Krohm "that while sitting in the theater he had almost abandoned the plan to kill his wife buL when he saw the rugged stranger waiting out aide to follow them and stage the fake holdup his nervjcame hark'! i Wanderer straightened up lu his chair and dropped a heavy law book with which he had ben toying His hands were opening and closing nervously Dr Krohn said there was not the slightest evidence that Wanderer is or has been insane Dr John A Mahoney another alienist also tes 1 1 tied that Wanderer is sane dav i age erose examinatton to shake either of the experts on anv angle of their testimony from disgraced No wearers of the Valze and Blue ever fought with Stouter hearts than the 11 men which represented the universlt" this afternoon and (hough beat they can claim tlie respect of every soul of the 30000 people who jammed the stands ro capacity Michigan was outplayed more than the score would but'she was far from out game or out nerved Due to superior week of the Illinois punter mine fellow whose too established lhe barrier to the Maize gnj jue Bo cess the play was in the Wolver ines territory for the greater part ot the game Jist one "break" occurred In Michigan favor and Jack Dunn Intercepting a forward pass from Halquist which was labeled t'ar noy ran 75 yards for touchdown in the second Dunn's won drful Ktitini Phtv in a S3 I MS I i IT Michigan hfatory vaa pe icu lar in the extreme but th subse quent touchdown by the JUini and the kkk which followed altered the map for the Afalw and Blue and y'y tie merely a mem Pfaht nil Dereus! i Once in the lad and her laurels' barring repetition of Dunn's per f'Hinantv wufe fur th tim IHnofa fought almost solely on the ddtnslve and she fought In the face sn eleven that was beaten bu refufcfji to admit it Illinois i kaoUosI sat tl won tar her just in the nick Of time Repeatedly Wulquist and Carney cumprfavd the combination that as3u the Wolverines over head and they nut with repeated failure But Jlhe charm exercfaoff over the Suckers failed just once anti that onct was enough Michigan could not gain through the line up tu that time and llli nofa had little better success kicking was much to be desired over Dunn's however and framing on each exchange the Tl lini worked the ball to IS yard Jine Hero Walqufat se Icrtlng lu take the pass switched the attack and fhe mini captain pulling the ball out of the nutstretched hands of the Michigan defense men planted the ball be hind the goal posts That made th soor a tie and iort it to accuracy to leave the count that wav or pupt hfs team in front Ralph 'took careful aim and booting th ball squarely between the posts threwMichlgan on the defensive Wenk In Kicking ihere might have been a different result had Steketca played' the whole game principal Weakness was in the kicking de xs here Dunn as much as he should be lauded for hfa re markable run to a touchdown in the feeond period was decidedly worst In his battle with Helfatrom on tunts IHinofastouchdown was principal due to superior mer it in kicking He the Woi xcrinea in their own territory for three periods and ultimately set the stage for Ralph perform ance of carrying the ball ovr for inc only ouchdown vonaitlons were different when bjf ketee went into the fray and for lmost all of the last period Hli nou was outplayed The grat full entrance was signalled ton jate however Michigan never got another scoring chance Ploys Straight ootball Ml Mean tried no tricks involving of assault aside from straight football and she found anie that save in the fast fleeting Minutes ot the final quarter was ontinued on Page 1V PULLS DYNAMITE l)sE RISKS LIE SAVES CAE AT LAKES DISTRICT SEEN AS WORLD HUB IN IRON TRADE HARBOR HERE SECOND TO NONE ideal facilities for almost untold dockage space' The trip Include a run past the closely built industries of the ea5t side and down the west shore to the River Rouge The Jnspected the monster development being made by the St! corporation at and in the evening were guests kt the County Golf and Country club Windsor Among those making the trip be the commission were Colonel Markham A district engU necr: Colon Wooten a i charge of the Great Lakes survey Charles Campbell president ot the 'Riard of Commerce John A Russell vice president ot the board Andrew Green of the Solvay Proc 4 company: Councilman James Verner and Board of Works Com missioner Joseph A Martin Hw Material Here v'At the morning hearing the ecni mission was assured by John Staler '(president of the Peoples State bank that if a direct route to the ocean was an accom io The ree Pres from Chicago Tribune ciuchgo Oct Dynamite has bu terrors for Policeman Edward ipaqnd oqu: fa' six sticks of the explosive to Gy just in time to prevent an ex that would have wrecked the: of Gus Maggas employe of the cafe was luok ug out of a window when he sawln autorn bile dash by and me of 'Heupants tosstd the six sticks dynamite with the lighted fuse the rear entrance tu the cafene sticks were wrapped The em was afraid to touch the pack fn £avc the alarm ami uf the place dashed out I Cf rlr ont en trance Officer Mac un luty nearby came on a un The fuse was burning peri ushorl pulled it out vh carrier tne aj namite office of the chief of police i an efIort was made 5 discharged employes 1 rpok the place CORRECTING ERROR IN NEW COMB ENDICOTT AD I In Newcomb Endicott advertisement Part 3 Page 14 to issue correct special price of "New Models in Coats and Wraps is 37500 igure $3950 below read ing matter should not have appear ed Thia typographical error was not discovered until after Part 3 went to Press riday evening REST WHILE TRAVELING On Steamers to Cleveland night ly to Buffalo on odd dates ot month Adr Coryrrtght LSI by Harris A Ewlnx beautiful Episcopal Cathedral to a'hlngton ipigb 7:30 Woodward Hancock DINCING CONTEST MONDAY I JOHN 011131 Ad Open to all polite dancers at The jobn Drum president of the Mercaa 1 pnt1ee Skating ine of Snorts Pier One step and fox trot Apple tile Trust company of San rancisco was I CardenltafiL Aft A Eva harvest nights Tues and Wed Liccte i president of the Amuxu Bank 1 Palace Gardens Jeff Alt Eve Adv 'ere asiclatlon at Its annual oonvantlon AuV TEST Mon Palais de Danse Come A unique dance feature unusual Adv Washington OcL 2J The pres idential campaign of 1920 up to October 18 Kad cost more than $3600000 Sworn statements filed with the clerk of the house of rep resentatives by the treasurers of the three principal parties show the following total expenditures to that date: Kapublican national committee $2741 $0334 timocratic national committeeSS971 Socialist national committee $48 Lists Eaeb Donor Contributions to the various cam paign funds aggregated about 325000 the Republican national committee reporting a total of $2 4 8601954 Democratic national committee $87793487 and the So cialist party $5102824 The Demo cratic congressional committee re ceived $134757 and the similar re publican organization $118700 The Socialist party's commitfoo report alone showed a aurplua of rcceipla over expenditures The Republican report made a volume of more than 25(0 pages with each individual contribution listed to give the full name and address ot the donor According to the national committee more than 34000 names were so listed No effort was made to group contri butions by states or to assemble them according to the size ot the gifts Denu Get More Big GW4e Both Republican and Democratic reports shooed hundreds of $1100 donations while larger Items were few and far between It was stat ed that there were but of these larger contributions In the Repub lican lists and not more than 24 in the Democratic Among the larger contributions to the Republican campaign fundTruxl6n R'ale New York gJOtSffO (for prize distribution! James Smith San rancisco $5000 8 Cossen Tulsa Okla $5000 Charles Pfister Chicago Charles Bockus New York: George Reynolds Chicago 11 Hilliard Pittsburgh and George' Baker Chicago $200t Mr and Mrs Vincent Astor $t000 each Howard Hedger Aberdeen $1500 Henry Taft $1000 Dupont $t000 Chauncey Depew $1000 William Metcalf Jr ilOfO Dr Nicholas Murray Butler $1000 Datum pa Lisi In the Democratic list were five contributions for more than $5000 A Wro Austin Texas $30 000 Rembrandt Peale Carrollton Pa $10000 Charles Craao and Thomas I Chadbourne Jr New York $7500 and 1 Dobeny 50C in Baruch donated $5000 to the national Democratic fund and $5000 to the "pro league Independ ents" a political organization of New York City which collected $18735 and expended $14706 Other contributors to the Demo cratic national' committee were: Edward Hurley August Belmont Joseph Willard rancis' Burton Harrison Mrs Emmons Blaine Cleveland Dodge Joseph Da Cvntlnued on Page our Coloma 1 Albert Rajone 33 years old who was granted a new trial on a charge of murder after serving three years In Jackson prison was found not guilty by a jury in Judge Wil kins's court Saturday evening Rajone was convicted in 1917 ot the murder of red Clark in Rivard street and was sentenced to lite imprisonment by former Judge Wil liam Connolly The jury deliberated less than two hours Saturday Rajone was represented in court by three at torneys MACDIARMID OPEN SUNDAY To accommodate those unable to procure their MacDiarmid's Candies during the week ive 32 Broadway Woodward at Clifford Woodward at Alexandrine Wood ward at Houle vara ooawara Collingwood Adv IEVATOR ACCIDENT i'o nhsrnl Ride elevator June 1917 1:00 Will lady passen ger on elevator at time communi cate with Simon Murphy Co Main Adv HIGHEST PRICES PAID ter dia monds watches old gold platinum silver etc WM BEL CO Ht Bowloa bldg cor Grand River and Griswold Adv OCTOBER 24 1920 104 PAGES HOTEL CH IREEVOIX tried our new Cafe wk you will be pleased tne fond and prices Adv HAACE At ARCADIA nowned orchestra Adv for homes at iic21r5 eje anfl fit the purse LUMBER COMPAM'o odv ollowed by Second Shooting Shot through the breast by a9rrt SwLewvwS loan lawAlaJ aM a rest Lieutenant Peter Me Guigari of the Bethune avenue po lice station was fatally oundet! shortly after 8 Saturday evening? Twenty minutes later Patrolman Deunis Harkins of the Grand River station acconed the zlayer in a Trumbull avenue 50 and was shot twice through the'ipW abdomen when he attempted to arrest him McGuigan died shortly after being admitted to Providence itvjpiidi aiu antic iiupv rvn' vaii'i tained by the physicians there for the recovery or Harkins A x4k draxnet wm around th Netru district after the ahootinr occurred arrests had been effected at a late la bour Saturday night Officers were Instructed toq question alb suspl clous persons and to search thrm 1 for guns The officers uere also in structed to no with anyone whom they believed anrwe ed the description of the murderer Harwtlowo Maa Io Shot Liout McGuigan who lived 8 911 Lothrop avonuo was not on duty nt th tlm" was kitted nd laitz 15 years old 997 laith rov avenue and two other bovs no Heed a inan In an alley north of Irani! boulevard between Ijwton A ana Itnwood avenues They were suspicious and lhe Lutz boy notltk the lieutenant who was getting ready to go to work at 11 o'clock McGuigan ent Into th alley and a short time afterward th boys heard him questioning the man and telling him to drop biz gun Both th offlcr and the man he was attempting to arrest had diawn revolvers and McGuigan was telling tha other that ha would not 1 a 4 a weapon The man opened fire an cording to the boyz and two shola i hit the officer who dropped to th i grountl Lieutenant McGuigan got tAI up twice and emptied bis gun at hla 1 I 4 fleeing assailant js ho ran through v'T the alley and cATn'e out on Linwood "'J avenue McGuigan staggered from 4 the alley and dropped unconscious Zi mar intersection or the Boule A' yard and Linwood A Bleedlag Man Hoard 4 ar Detectives believe that the elayir then ran to Trumbull avenue and i' boarded a street car running toward the city hall He told th conductor on the car that he had been shot undor the right arm and also displayed a cut on Us nw which was bfaedini? i atrolmaji Cuttaoed fue Two Colupm lvo Special to pie ree Brett Chinairn Oct 23 Charlee Eva iiugn8 win maKe iwo the Kepublican national tic tnriianA nnd Onio next weei tur Harry chain iena ot the ilican Na ppeakenr bureau of Rei tional committee ant IluK hes will BDeak Thursday night dfid on Saturday afternoon in the5 'Hockinff valley district a city yt to be ettled vpc $400000 PER MONTH TO BE LEAGUE EXPENSE need tuday ip Trolley AMERICAN BANKERS ELECT HIM' PRESIDENT fl Wl s' 1 J9CI ST DvMIl rifl far ID) 1 BBugg.