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WEATHER Snow Colder kt Of 5 INAL EDITIONI PRICE THREE CENTS' VOL 8 7 NO s10G DETROIT MICHI AN A A A 1 1 1922 TWENTY PAGES ERIN PRISONERS HELD IN REVOLT at SENATOR A STANLEY SUM ANTI RACE BILL the trio they MRS isyKc maiuoiis They notified UT RE MILLER UNERAL THURSDAY Col bill on LATEST WIRE LASHES Salacious Pictures Scored By ilm Men Ad ri IIKtT KAY MILLER SENATOR ATTACKS TRACK NEWS BAN AS BLOW AT PRESS and the COMITY COSTS CmiNCIL TOLD said to have warned the to do Smh police tn the DETROIT OICER KILLED IN ACTION IS BROUGHT HOME and will SUSPECT PLOT TOBURNSTORE truth in advertising wins EXPERTS ASSERT Thugs Hold Up Police Officer Take Pistol BOMB IS SEIZED WHEN OICERS NAB 3 SUSPECTS Blaze Start in Nursery Where Youngster Is Alone and Spreads Rapidly AMNESTY WILL APPLY IN ENGLAND AS WELL into ZIe that sec IN TERROR BOY SEEKS REUGE BENEATH BED HERE ARE MOTHER AND RESCUED BABES IKON OPERATOR HIES Orlando la Jan 10 A Coates' millionaire iron mine operator of Virginia Minn died today at his country place near this city lie was 52 years old Mr Coates Was a pioneer devel oper of the Mesaba range In the I ake Superior district and was one of the largest independent opemtors in the Industry AGLIACrt TONMIOT At The Tier Ballroom: fun features modern dancing and Tier 40 Sentenced To Die Are Are Included In Plan Report HEIllIEItT AND 11YMJI2 MARGOLIS Meeting die New Books is a fascinating ncrtipaiion when they are introduced to you by ree Press review ers You can at least Ret on speaking terms with the lat est arrivals by reading the Book Reviews in ree Press Magazine Section JUDGE I ET 209000 Chicago Jan The will of the late Peter Grosscup foi mer judge of the United States court of appeals hich was ad mitted to probate here today showed that the estate was val ued at 209000 NOTICE SKATERS! Tonight every niklit Palace Rink Crisis in Upper House Passes As oe eebly Continue Their Attack iwrt George arson squad summons say CHICAGO CHIME LESS Chicago Jan 10 Crimes are decreasing In Chicago accord ing to figures made public to night by Charles chief of police He gave the number in 1921 aa 11606 against 1 1097 In 1920 and 10656 in 1919 The tabulation does not Include automobile thefts of which there were 5800 In 1931 Hickey You Tell Tins the truth about women's fashions Skirts to he "Mtbbe so but ant got no prrper faith' mi Hickey the Cabr iin In next Sun days ree Press Special to The ree Press and Chicago Tribune Washington Jan 1 Gon WuPel one of the throe super tuchuns of China luis sent cablegrams to Chinese diplomats students and merchant bodies throughout the world calling Liang Sliih Yl the now Chinese premier traitor and calling "on every patriotic citizen to strike down the traitor and Have the nation" Chinese hern fear It will mean civil war in China be tween Wo Pel end Chang Tso Lin two of the three super tuchuns Dublin Jan (By the Associated Amnesty has been agreed upon as a re suit of negotiations between the new Irish cabinet and the Britisfi government according to a report current here Tues day night and Irish political prisoners including those sen tenced to death confined in both Irish and British pris ons will be liberated Wednes day or Thursday The death penalty prisoners number about 40 July 15 1917 tn sergeant on i comniisyionid a VLtUUUi Ul JJil for ranco Lieu MAN AND WIE TAKEN ON LIQUOR CHARGES Belo Joseph and hlrf1 wife Mar garet 6001 Northfield avenue were arrested by Patrolman Rufus Shaw Tuesday night charged with viol ating the dry law According to Shaw Belo and wife were standing In front of a church on RIopeHe'' street near Pavison avenue Both had valises It Is alleged that when they saw Shaw they crossed to the other side of the street Police allege that valise contained one two gallon jug of moonshine and his wife was cnr rylng two one gallon jugs Joseph said he purchase! the liquntr from a stranger and was about to take it when he was lirrested police aver 'eed for Rigid Economy 'is Stressed by Couzens in Annual Message Mayor Couzens'a annual mes sage urging rigid economy in all civic undertakings was delivered by him to the new city council Tuesday night when it took office The mayor pointed out the neces sity for economy aS a result ofsthe present Industrial depression and the subsequent unemployment among the citizens of the city He said great care should be exercised during the year and no expendi tures made which were not abso lutely necessary Every'' city department should have a lower budget this year than last and certainly not a higher one the mayor told the council He said that the departments and the board of education had been noti fied weeks ago to reduce to the minimum The board has completed its budget which is approximately I6OUOOUO higher than last year the members apparently Ignoring the mayor's letter urging reduction Ceremony uf Old Prevails It Is expected in view of the mayor's message he will veto some of the expenditures planned by the board The new council was installed with all the ceremony known in the days when the city had a large legislative body The council cham ber was gaily bedecked with flow ers and a larger crowd of citizens turned out to see the now board take charge than has attnded any previous meeting since the' new charter lllcliard Lindsay city clerk at the opening of 'he meeting swore In all councilmen the only new one beirtg Robert Ewald who with red Castator represents labor In the nejv board John Lodge was then escorted to the chair by Continued on 1'iwre Three Cotanin hit PRISONERS ARE LINKED WITH SERIES THETS DEMOCRATS CONCEDE DEEAT IS REPORT Ballot On Contest Expected To Be Taken Before Adjournment Today Detroit ree Tress BureauM Metropolitan Bids Washington Washington Jan The Democrats late tonight con ceded that Senator Newberry will be seated This is an ad mission of Republican claims made earlier in the evening Senator Curtis Republican whip said that he would press for a vote Wednesday It is expected a filibuster will devel op over the failure of Senator Hiram Johnson of California to be present to vote John associates of the so called Progressive group are peeved that he plans to evade being recorded on the roll call If: Johnson gets here he will vote to seat Newberry Dail Indorses New Cabinet Named By Griffith Session Ends SHERI 4 INDICTED Hillsboro 111 Jan 10 John Wilson sheriff ot Bond county with five other men were in dicted by a Montgomery county grand jury tonight on charges of complicity in connection with the 37000 robbery of the State bank of Panama on December 12 Two Men Woman Give Battle To Police Raiding Rooms Early Wednesday a Boy a Knife and you do not have to show him how to use said It Babson Give a boy the 'diagram and directions (or making a simple Work or Play Bench and you do not need worry about what he is ing to amuse himself 1 Complete instructions diagram for this bench appear on page 12 Magazine Section Next ree Press Move to Ban Track News Limits reedom of Speech 'and Press He Asserts Special to The ree Press and Chicago Tribune Washington Jan 10 The bill to bar the use of the mails to news papers publishing any information that might lead to gambling was denounced before the senate ju diciary sub committee Tuesday as a dangerous and unwarranted inva sion of the liberty ot the press and the freedom ot speech guaranteed by the constitution i Senator Stanley of Kentucky Democrat declared tfie measure to be "vicious and indefensible" Sen ator Borah of Id! Itepubllcari joined him Publishers Also Protest Organized newspapers publishers represented by Thomason business manager of the Chicago Trifiune Colonel IL JI McCormick one of the editors of the Chicago Tribune Wiley editor of the Cincinnati Enquirer and Baker publisher of the Cleveland Plain Dealer urged the committee to call a halt upon the steadily growing legislative encroachments On the liberty of the press The bill has already passed the house Tuesday's testimony closed the hearings before the subcommit tee "This measure" said Senator Stanley "is designed not to pre ireedom SEN NEWBERRY BRITISHTO REE SEEN AS VICTOR BY TEN VOTES vent racing but to limit of speech" "Are you attacking tin grounds of luicontitutionality or of policy''" inquired Senator Borah "Both" replied Senator Stanley "It is hardly necessary to speak of Ils unconstitutionality am more concerned about its folly and un wisdom" Attacks Heli" Senator Stanley denounced "the legislative itch with which the country is infected" declaring that tiie pending measure was a fine symptom of the disease "You need to make any ar gument to me to convince me that we have no power to establish cen Contlniied on I'nge Two Column Tour georgecohan again TO STAGE PLAYS IN censorship boards something differ ent was cut from the Him 'The our If the cgnsorss disagree on what Is right ana what is wrong the pul lie Is apt to disagree with the censors" Senator Digs nt Politicians Speaking of the past year In the industry lie sale It hail not been as bad as painted "I built 27 theaters in the last year and a' he said "Sometimes I was Inclined to think that I made at least 26 mis takes Hut like other motion pic ture producers I had become drunk on the tremendous profits and 1 rm realize the experience of the last year will work fur a great ami permanent good" Senator Walker in his remarks on censorship was a trifle mure auntie than Mr Loew "It is hard for politicians to find jobs for all ot the fiilthtulA he said "it would be better If these political appoin tees would keep on drawing their salaries and quit censoring alto gether But they have to cut a few lines to keep their jobs and are not always particular as to what it that they cut" Hits Srnsntleaallsni Senator Walker complimented exhibitors on tliel rfunal to show pictures featuring rwl Beauvais Indian guide of Stillman fame and of Clara Hamon acquitted of the murder of Jake Hamon political lower and oil magnate "As long ar the tendency Is such as thia" ho said "there Is no great danger "Sensationalism which is not en 'teru inment has no place in the films A than or woman who has nothing to recommend him or her but prominence In sensational liti gation should not be starred 1 phased that tho majority of the tontlnned on Three Coluinn our Late Son Takes In jured Lad to Hospital' Edward Scholtz 13 years old a newsboy 3559 Jos Campau avenue was struck by an automobile driven by John Dodge sen of the late John Dodge Tuesday at (Jllftord street and Washington boulevard Mr Dodge took the boy to Receiv ing hospital where it was found his injuries consisted of lacerations Robert McKalg 13 years old 9728 Petoxky avenue received a broken leg when he was by a truck said to have been driven by rank Terry 3037 Wabash ave nue Terry drove his truck into the curb In an attempt to avert striking the boy At Grace hospi tal It wan found the boy had suf fered a broken arm and bruises The accident occured at Grand Blver and Taft avenue 250 TAKEN IN GAMBLING RAIDS 80 ARE HELD Dublin Jan (By the Asso ciated Press) After electing Ar thur Griffith president and naming a cabinet to assist him the Dail Eireann adjourned late Tuesday until ebruary 14 to permit tho new government to proceed with carrying out the provisions ot the Anglo Irish treaty After bolting the session In tho morning with his followers in pro test against the nomination of Griffth for the presidency Hamon De Valera returned tp the after noon session with a promise of help for Griffith as president of the Dau but not as head ot another gov ernment' Recognizes Dall Only Speaking at the afternoon ses sion Mr De Valera said he was sorry he could not congratulate Mr Griffith on his election but that he and his associates would do every thing to help Griffith aa president of the Dall to secure tho fullest measure ot liberty for IrelandWhen Mr Griffith acted In the capa city of the head ot another govern ment however they could not rec ognize him At all Mr ye Valera (added In reply President Griffith said that had Mr De Valera not relin quished the presidency ho (Griffith) would never have asked him to re sign at all All that he asked added President Griffith was that the task of the new government be left unobstruct ed if the people at an election re jected the tree state and declared for a republic he would join the ranks 'be said The members of the Dail who withdrew with De Valera during the morning session attended with mm tno arternoon meeting President Griffith1 nominated the Dail ratified viva voce following cabinet members: Minister of finance Michael lins oreign affairs George Gavan Duffy Home affairs Hamon Duggan Local government William Cosgrove Economic affairs Bryan O'Hig gins Defense Richard Mulcahy Griffith was placed in nomination by Michael Collins shortly after the beginning of the scaslon As met iers stood said Collins Ireland was without a leader He again charged the opposition with obstructionist tactics and declared Its desire was to create tho Impression that Ire land was still unfriendly to England and to discredit the supporters of tho treatyj The present course of the Hail If persisted in would give England an excuse for remaining in Ireland he declared Griffith Loses Temper Erskine Childers questioned Mr Griffith whether the provisional government would function under Continued on Three Column Six Patrolman Ambushed by Pair in Alley Cafe Owner Robbed of $600 by Band of Three Three men all armed with pistols held up the soft drink cafe at 3547 Third avenue Iqte Tuesday night forced Jack Cole proprietor and two customers Into the basement and escaped with 166 In cash anfi a diamond stickpin valued at 150 Two other underworld habitues held up Cecil Micklcr patrol man in an alley between Stimson and Davenport avenues near Woodward avenue and too hls revolver away from him The three thugs who robbed Cole entered the cafe about 10 They talked with him at length interrupting the conversation to give repeated orders for elder until the majority of customers had left They then left also A few minutes later they returned with revolvers was In a rear room refilling his cider jub As he emerged a revolver was pressed against his breast While two of the men cov ered tho two customers the third robbed Cole of the stickpin and his bankroll Cole and the two cus tomers then were ordered to the basement and told to stay there five minutes They emerged after they heard the front donr bangd shut rhe cash register had been rilled In the meanwhile Patrolman Mlckler was surprised while taking the license numbers Continued on Page Two Column our Police Report loor Sprinkled With Gasoline amily of Nine Upstairs Alarmed by gasoline fumes aris ing from a grocery directly be neath his rooms at 11701 Haw thorne avenue Tony Bruce turned in a fire alarm Tuesday night mereuy setting in motion ins mi chinery of the police arson suutd iremen found no signs of fire but discovered conditions regarded by tnem as auspicious the policeVllaorgo Sailer of the who responded they found that gasoline had been sprinkled liberally around a stove in which a few coals still ere glow ing and throughout the entire floor A wash boiler containing approxi mately 10 gallons of gasoline' was in the kitchen adjoining the store with a smaller vessel o' the liquid beside it the investigators re ported Tho proprietor of the gro caty occupying the rooms adjoin ing the store was not at home when the police called Had the fire in the stove been a trifle hotter poll' say the gaso line would have been Ignited re calling In an explosion endangering the lives of Bruce his wife and seven children Joo Verne former part owner of the store was shot to dzath in front of it about four weeks ago by feud ists His body wan literally riddled with bullets fired by four ttun In an automobile PALAIS DANCE Every Tues Thttra Adm Men 50c Ladles 35c No charge for dancing Girls and lloa Another cut out toy for you This time a hydroplane patterned after the very first plane which ever (lew across the Atlantic Wntch for it In next ree Started Building Tubes 25 Years Ago to Aid Traffic Visiting Official Says The city ot Boston which now boasts a population of some 800000 people tackled its rapid transit problem 25 years ago according to Thomas Sullivan chairman of the transportation commission of the Massachusetts city a visitor in Detroit Tuesday Mr Sullivan was asked for his opinion as to the need for a rapid transit system in Detroit a city with 1000 000 inhabitants He strongly advocated subways but but said any city which constructed a system ot elevated railways' would foreycr regret it Has 43000000 Boston started in 1897 to Con struct a rapid transit system which includes subways and elevated rail ways To date that city has spent approximately 42000000 but the tax payers have not been called up on to bear any' portion of this sum Mr Sullivan said The subways of Boston he said were built by issu ance of bonds the sinking fund and Interest charges upon which were met by revenue from the rental ot tho underground passage ways to a transportation company In Bostona fare of 10 cents is charged for passengers traveling beyond the one fare zone or the towntown section of the city MrSullivan Is confident this fare will be greatly reduced during the pres ent year This fare includes a uni versal transfer which enables a passenger to transfer from subway to surlace or elevated lines without additional cost It is possible to travel 21 miles across tho city by way ot subway or elevated for the 10 cent fare Boston has only seven miles of subways nil ot which are located in the downtown district solving the congestion which prior to the un derground system was similar to that now prevailing in Detroit downtown rom the subways rapid transit trains go to elevated tracks where they are able to travel at a rapid rate Surface cars also operate in some ot the subways and all passengers are able to transfer beneath the surface thus prevent ing them standing outside during bad weather The 10 cent fan which Boston at present is forced to pay permits the city administration not only to meet Interest and' sinking fund charges but also to set aside 2 000000 annually for depreciation as required by Massnchasetts law If It wore not necessary to set aside this sum as it would not bo under Michigan law the faro could he lower Tho Boston elevated lines are used to transport people between Boston and 13 neighboring municipalities Mr Sullivan said All tho transpor tation facilities are controlled by a private railway company which pays the city rental for use of the elevated ami subway tracks Boston always will regret its con struction of elevated lines duo to damage which brought to abutting property Mr Sullivan snid Along the routes these lines follow prop erty values have greatly depreciat ed he declared This is due to peo ple being reluctant to live on an elevated lino due to the noise whfi Hie trains make EAR CHINVCMLWAR AS RESULT CHARGES Moral Shows Urged at State Dinner Loew Raps Censorship Exhibitors and producers tho men behind the Camera in the mo tion picture Industry an Industry characterized as a tremendous force for the betterment of tho world joined in condemnation 'ot the salacious film and In laudation tri a higher moral tone at a din ner and ball Tuesday night in Hotel Statler Although the majority of the guests weru Michigan producers and exhibitors among them were celebrities from the centers of the motion picture Industry Police Commissioner Inches and Mayor Couzens Joined frankly In the after dinner discussion of tho photoplay but thereafter threw official dig nity to the Winds as a dance came under full swing In the ball room Censorship bayn Loew Among the speakers were Marcus Loew New York vaudeville magnate and motion picture producer known In the latter field principally through the "our Horsemen of the Apocalypse" which he produced Senator Walker minority lead er of the New York state senate and counsel for the Motion Picture Producers of America and lynn manager of the Goldwyn ex change Mr Loew one of the first epc ik ers declared the salacious picture will Interest the morbid tew for a few days hut In a week the audl emill will dwindle away to nothing "Cenaondilp Is a joke" he added "In seven states where there ate "IL THOVATORK" Opera "rntt Operatic Society for Seldon Memorial Tickets at Grin nell Adv Mrs Mary Hunter liarward imaher of rederic Ilanvard L'troit attorney dropped dead In th" home of her daughter Miss Jane Harward at Richmond Me Sunday afternoon Mrs liarward who was thec of Captain John Batcher Harward was bom In Detroit in 131 Although she was 90 years old Mrs Harward still was active In church work She was a member tho Episcopal church ot Illch niond for many years Besides her son she leaves one daughter Miss Jane liarward and sister Mrs Isabel Wcrbcl of Montreal Now York Jan 10 George Cohan who announced his retire ment as an American producing manager when tho Equity association extended the "Equity Simp" tn ills attractions has re considered his jleclsion and will again begin tho production of plays here In tho near future At a meeting of the Producing Managers association today Mr Cohan was unanimously re elected to membership thus permitting him to produce plays free of Equity Interference until June 1 1924 Mr Cohat declared tonight that he was endeavoring to call off or postpone his contemplated London productions and expected to learn by cable tomorrow whether he had been able so to do Raids on alleged down town gambling houses and booking agencies Tuesday night resulted In the arrest of 250 men only SO of whom were hold ive alleged gambling establishments and nine booking agencies were Included All of them arc well known to the police Rome Jam io The town of Pan ratello has been entirely destroyed by a landslide ivs thousand per sons are homeless The village of Ora near Trent has been burned rendering 00 persona homeless it Its nld winter Nut Dance tonight PALAIS Public invited Adm isJl AGV Combinations Thrown On Screen Please the New York Jan 10 Novclty seekers who went to tho neighbor howl playhouse tonight got wbnt they paid the distinction of attending what was said to be the first public rendition of aesthetic compositions for the color organ" our members were presented by the Inventor of the unusual In strument Pfhomai Wilfred made up of what the program described as "moving color and fonn rhythm to the vision just as musld Is played for the hearing" With the house In darkness Images were thrown on a screen from the rear in ever changing colors and combinations they drift ed across the screen sometime mere smudges of light again like Hh Penetrating beams ot a search The Instrument provided with a key board manipulated tike' that of a pe organ ts technically known ai the Uhtvlhix LANDSLIDE DESTROYS ITALIAN TOWN REPORT Twelve Persons Driven rom Apartment One Carried Down Ladder Illsklng her life to save her 4 year old baby Herbert Mrs Isaac Margolis 1008 East Warren avenue Tuesday night fought her way through a barrier of smoke anil flamo Into a nursery where thn child had been playing and strug gled out a few momenta later severely burned but with tiie boy virtually uninjured she fainted at she reached safety and wan carried to a home where a physician reported her condition serious Another child Hymle gtx months old was carried from the MiM Minnie Mar th! A spread beyond the nursery whero It orlg iDatftci Alra Morris Ijiaitz and it child lorence uh Los Put At Several ThosanniH The building was damaged ti of thousand dol estimated by the owner The Orc thought to have bvtii caused by defective wiring trapped Herbert as he was at play He crept beneaen a bed Mrs Mar golis was in anntlier room when Miss Minnie Margolis seeing flames creeping from beneath the MjretMned and ran with the 6 mont)i old child only to throw a tablecloth over her head bufore opening thn nursery door As she did so she was faced by a noHl wUout hesitation to the comparal )f urrSor which ChhlU h'ad taken retuee Snat Ing the baby from thn floor and wrapping him in thick folds of bed clothes she started through the flames Her face hands and were severely bunted and she Buffered from nervous shock 12 flouted rom Bed Twelve pershna wens driven from a houee al 410 and 412 omt avenue at 3 30 a Wednesday one of them CRran ing by being' carried down a tir? men's ladder from a second slorv window The blaze originated in basement and spread quickie John Martin occupying rooms on the second floor was awakened in time to warn the others and enable them to escape without Injury Everitt Lewis occupying rooms on the second floor was carried down the ladder because of delay hi an effort to save his clothing and other property Tho llamas were confined to the basement and tho first floor with damage estimated at 1000 The 12 occupants one of them 3 months old baby wen given shelter In the Women' hospital across the street from the apart merits Many of them to tncir rooms after firemen had left ire Damages Vacant House Thf department was called tn Eat Grand Jtfvor uvenuo and Broadway Bhnrlly aftr Wedncudiy morning iremen made an Inves tigation In the neighborhood' but found no tire Shortly befora 2 o'clock AVednes do th department was called to Llvernols and enkeii avenues to extinguish a fire a vacant house oh Ellsworth near Tuller avenue Tha loss was small IN MS PRESENTED IN Buffalo Jam The moulding of public opinion through advertising and selling methods was discussed al a meeting here Tues day ot the national advertising rommlsalon of the Associated VTUsIng Clubs of tho World I 'rdhk McClure presided lhe speakers Included B' oon of Lake Ville Indiana and TTI5' Winston of Cleveland LITorts to make advertising more 'ruthful and to Inspire public con dence in advertising It was stated "ad met with much success Soldier Killed in Action to Be Buried rom Holy Rosary uneral services for Lieutenant Kay Miller killed in action at Cierges rance July 31 1918 will be held from Holy Rosary church Thursday at 10 a Burial will in Woodlawn cemetery Lieutenant Miller was a member Co 129th Machine Hun com Liny Thirty second division He in the Michigan national guard March 1 1917 anfl went active service was promoted date and was nd lieutenant Before sailing tenant Miller was assistant Instruc tor in musketry at Camp Mae Ar thur Waco Texan he sailed for 'verseas duty from Camp Merritt hi ebruary 1918 Lieutenant Miller is survived by his father and mother Mr and Mrs Charles Miller a brother Lloyd and a sister Adelaide His home "as at 7541 Linwood avenue MOTHER DETROITER DIES SUDDENLY IN EAST BOSTON SOLVED STANLEY LAYS TRANSIT EARLY SECOND CHILD 6 OLD HAS CLOSE CALL MOTHER DASHES THROUGH LAMES TO RESCUHERBABY Detroit ree rew Bureau01 Metropolitan Bldg Washington d' Washington Jan It Is the opinion of the senate leaders that the critical moment of the fight carried on by the Democrats to un seat Senator Truman Newberry of Michigan has been passed and that the senator will be sustained with 10 votes to spare Tuesday afternoon the senate listened to a few speeches against Newberry but the time when oratory can be effiective passed Monday and the opposition speeches failed to' con vince by cuid tacts or to arouse passion by oratorical effort Senators Walsh of Montana and Heflin of Alabama Democrats who cprred on the cross examination of Newberry Monday were low in spirits Tuesday They realized that themUde 01 feellns waa 'M Jfenily to AMrCrltle 7 'Monday Senator Newberry Aood in the senate ready to answer any attack that might be made upon him Perhaps it was fear of being outdone that Walsh and Heflin fail ad to "light into him" like they did Tuesday when Mr Newberry absent from the chamber The date of a final vote been decided upon Republican leaders said that ft vote will oe tR afternoon others snid it would be the last of the week Senator Ashurst of Arizona Dem icrat created a stir in the cham when he charged that the books of the campaign com mittee were destroyed by the di rections of Paul King Senator spencer challenged the accuracy of the statement and after fumbling oveT of bis notes Mr Ashurst said: All right' the senator from Arizona is mistaken" Ashurst said he believed when Senator Newberry became wise "In Continued on ug Three Column ive AUTO STRIKES SMALL BOY ihckh ARMER 1IANH ARCAD1 I flVIGII I ING and APPLE ESTIVAL fun for Dancers and Spec laors Adm 15c 20c Adv Boys Make Rrnrh rk or day It's very almplt yoJ directions anil dla w11 bo found on Pngc u7J! 'll Magazine Section next ifiday ree Press Alleged Plunder Valued $500 Infernal Machine ound in Apartment Headquarters for' an organized gang of robbers is believed by po lice of the McClellan avenue sta tion to have been broken up with ihe arrest at 3 a Wednesday ot two men and a woman and the seizure of a bombipg machine in a raid on the house at 213 South Ash land street The prisoners were subdued only after a hard straggleSearch of the house revealed al leged stolen property valued at more than J500 in addition to ths bombing machine which had a lime clock attachment the police say The three arrested are Mr and Mrs Elmer Dorington 213 South Ashland street and Howard Bab hariah 156G Woodbridge avenue All arc said to have prison records Break Down Doors Police had the Dorington home under surveillance for weeks Early Wednesday morning they broke In doors and surprised reported Mrs Dorington is snatched a rifle and policemen to approach no farther Three nt them leaped at her and forced the weapon from her hands A free for all fight followed Seven policemen finally overpowered the three 1 Are Under Sii pielon i Police suspect the prisoners ot numerous robbsrlcs and holdups In which two men and a woman have figured Sirs Dorington they say lias been arrested and cotrvlctcd tn Canadian courts for earning con cealed weapons and her husband is wanted for breaking Jail in Canada The bombing muchina Is thought by police to have been reserved possibly for use in a bank robbery or some similar crime on a large scale The sauad making the arrests was inchargs of Sergeant Joseph 1 irescalflach Jg ii aKSSaW LEW7 Uf a Wr'' M'' a MatrVwl.