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gB £lc flrtniit ffree flrrgg VOL 88 XQ 84 DETROIT MICHIGAN WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 20 TWENTY EIGHT PAGES PRICE: THREE CENTS LAKE WRECK SURVIVORS TELL IERCE IGHT OR LIE 1 i POISON BOOZE MENDELL HELD 172AREKILLED ROM RELIANCE jH will to 'W the li PHILLIPS under by the PATRON KILLED LAYSTHUGS BY BUS 3 HURT ASTHEYWORK LATEST WIRE LASHES 700 MOVIE ANS LEE THEATER IRE as from Chicago Tuesday in it 0 to on SAETY IRST SLOGANS NOT ENOUGH IS BELIE NATIONAL POLICE BOARD IS PROPOSED IN SENATE RLOODSCITY DAVIS ASSERTS INSANE OERS HIM AID 4107 INJURED IN TRAIC POLICE HIT HIM SAYS PRISONER was termed Republican from the aided the the land fl rat The brands and is Davis OLD NEWSBOYS BREAK RECORD during It was Debate on Butler Set or Thursday I i KNOW HE IS WIDOW WIRES RAT SAVED 23 ROM SINKING BOAT MOONSHINE IS SOLD AS SCOTCH CANADIAN SANTA CLAUS AT GRAYSTONE riday Christmas Novelty Adv Jewelry Thug Seized In Raid Gets 30 Years Page 27 TODAY nml Reid vould hie illness I News record SC RAMBLE OR COAL New York Dec IB Raby car riages hucksters wagons and wheel barrows were pressed In to service today when the fuel administration opened 40 dis tributing stations in the metro politan district and offered an thracite coal to the shivering populace at 70 cents a hundred pounds LOST AVIATOR IS OUND SAE a to the whole movie world of the "frightful pun ishment Inflicted by Short ridge recommended stricter enforce ment of existing laws and new fed eral restrictions to wipe out the drug trade throughout the nation A 1 19 ot Says He Knows Who Slew Taylor Washington Dec 19 Creation of a national police bureau In Wash ington to collect' and disseminate criminal Intelligence anl police in formation was proposed In a bill Introduced Tuesday by Senator Cal der Republican New York at the request of the international police conference MOTHER PINES OR THIS MISSING GIRL Special to The ree Press Spokane Wash Dec 19 our aeroplanes were demolished at a loss of 110000 Tuesday when the roof of the hangar crashed under a weight of anow at the Held of the Aircraft corporation at Parkwater Wash according to reports received here Bay Slayer Suapect Ordered Detained at Ionia State Hospital Senators Urge War on Movie Dope Ring IIER3I4N HIUIWE Jit sicians fougnt to save Herman but at the last dicker of life died out Herman had been hope ful to the last that Santa forget him Ha died game with a smile on his lipa The hoy's father Is principal of Higgins school and a district su perintendent of schools He is a nephew of Attorney red A lirowe Enforcement Officer Writes Haynes of Seizure of Coun terfeiting Plant Hunger Bitter Cold on Barren Island Periled Weakened Castaways stern and concrete than slogans hip hip hurrah for safety first and I 4 WON BUY RONDS New York Dec 19 Thomas Lamont of Morgan Co tonight declared at the din ner of the council of foreign relations that the reason his company declined to extend a loan to Germany at this time was because the American pub lic would not lend Its support "We told the German ambassa dor" said Mr Lamont "that a loan was not possible because at this time the American public would not consider buying the bonds" He asserted the Ger man ambassador also had been informed that as bankers could not recommend the sub scription of such a loan at this time to Investors' is 1 Toll for Lew Than Year Ex ceed That of 1921 by 38 Deaths 4 DESTROYED AS HANGAR ROO ALLS Washington Pec 19 Objection to immediate consideration was made when the nomination of Pierce Butler St Haul attorney to be an associate justice of the United States supreme court was brought up Tuesday at an executive session of the senate? The objection was un derstood to have been made by Senator Robinson Democrat Arkan sas on behalf of several absent sen ators and led to brief discussion during which it was learned that a somewhat tentative agreement was reached to take up the nomi nation Thursday more of officers he dodged into a tanning company plant and hid tn a pile of sheep skins When he saw the vanguard ot his pursuers pass he emerged brushed himself off and started to retrace his stepsonly to come upon more policemen looking for him He walked boldly past them unrecog nied and got away Ryan was retaken tn the same raid on a Montcalm street apart ment house which yielded Clarence Gladstone alias Solly Saul who con fessed Monday according to the po lice to his part in the robbery of the Newton Packing company safe December 10 When Gladstone and Ryan were arrested in the raid the police found 50 pounds of dynamite and a considerable quantity of nl tro glycerine at the Montcalm ad dress Salt Lake City Utah Dec 19 Air Mail Pilot Henry Boonstra missing since last riday when he became lost In a blizzard en route to Rock Springs Wyo has een found alive and well at the Rigby Ranch four miles southeast of where his wrecked plane was dis covered Monday according to ad vices received by air mail officials here Tuesday Boonstra reported he was unable to get away from the Rigby ranch because of the deep snow Th ranch has no telephone service and Boonstra was awaiting better weather before going to Coalville to notify his superiors Employe Braves lames 1 to Save 3 Playhouses Burn Annapolis Md Dec 19 Between COO and 700 persons comprising the spectators In two moving picture A theaters were forced to run for safety tonight when fire destroyed the Republic and damaged the Gar den theater on Main street about 75 yards from the state capltol A music store on the north side' of the Republic theater was damaged Mn Philip Miller wife of the proprietor of the Republic and her two small children were asleep on upper floors They were awakened and assisted to safety by Albert Parkinson operator In the Ttepubw 4 lie after he had helped In getting out the audlenc of th theater The fire started about 8:30 In the Republic Between 400 find 500 persons were in the building when Parkinson while showing film saw smoke near the stage He turned on the lights went to the auditorium and asked the crowd to leave quietly Then Parkinson went upstair and awakened Mrs Miller and the two children A 16 Page Book of Madonnas Edgar A Christmas Poem Here are two Christmas souvenirs that no ree Press reader will want to miss and doubtless many will wish extra copies to send to friends The booklet will be 16 pages of Rotogravure 5 by 8 inches each page carrj ing a reproduction sepia tones of a Madonna the name of the picture and artist It will be a lovely thing to own or to give to a friend Mr Poem written especially for the occasion will be printed in an appropriate holly border and of convenient size for framing Both These Big eatures Will Appear Exclusively in THE ROTOGRAVURE PICTORIAL Next ree Press ORDER YOUR COPY IN ADVANCE Agents oil Move to Land New York Dee An ocean going barge laden with 4090 Cases of holiday whisky valued bypro hibltion officials at half a million dollars was captured Sandy Hook tonight by the former sub chaser Hanson of the prohibition navy The crew of the barge also' was taken in custody by the cusv toms guards The rum runner was seized after the government signal station at Sandy Hook had tipped off the au thorities that a suspicious looking craft with dim lights was heading In The vigilance of the prohibition navy was at high pitch tonight the belief being that with Christmas only a few days away the liquor flet balked in Its efforts to get Its stock Into port by motor boats would now take desperate gambles with their rich cargoes The captain of the barge pleaded that he was on his way to a Cana dian port but that his craft was crippled and he drifted into the three mile limit Chief Appleby said however that when caught the barge was making several knots an hour Appleby declared there were at present more rum smuggling craft off the New Jersey and Long Island coasts ever before with cargos worth millions of dollars The skippers are growing desperate at their inability to run the gaunt let he asserted LINCOLN SCULPTOR DIES Washington Dec Lott lannery a sculptor best known for his statue of Lincoln which recently was replaced be fore the court house here died today at the age of 86 The Lincoln statue is said to he the only one made by a sculptor who knew him personally Sterner Measure Thought Nee etsary 782 Drunk Mo toriits Convicted One hundred and seventy two persods old and young have been killed and injured tn traffic accidents this year In Detroit up to and Including Tuesday It li a record that obvlouty will be seised upon by those who believe that a lowering ot this appalling death rate must come from some thing more admonitory campaigns psychological pageantry The desth figures represent an Increase over those ot last year The toll ot 172 does not take Into ac count of course the potential fatal itlesxof the remaining 11 days ot December or the whole of 1922 the desth totaled In the mat ter of injuries however this year undoubtedly will show a gratifying Improvement While there were 4139 men wo men and children hurt In traffic mishaps last year there have been 4107 so far this year with the casualties of the balance of the month to be added Convictions under the drunk motor law up to December 1 numbered 782 the number of conviction over the same period for leaving the scene of accidents 97 and the con victions for automobile speeding Comparative figures of 1922 were not available Tuesday so there Is no authority for saying that these records are either better or worse than those of last year although the diminution of softness In judi cial handling of cases of this char acter Is fair ground for the assump tion that convictions this year for traffic offenses will far exceed those of 1922 emdaje Man Victim of AutoNear His Home Others Badly Injured in Mishaps Crushed under a Pontiac motor bus when he fell after alighting from the vehicle Chares Hod gon 1571 West Marshall street erndale was lifeless when pas sengers removed him The fatality occurred at 12:30 o'clock thismorning at Marshall street and Woodward avenue erndale Hodgon a ord employe in High land Park boarded the crowded bus tor bis horn in front of the ord plant He alighted while It was still moving and fell the rear wheel passing over his chest The body was removed to erndale police sta tion The John Vankures 40 Trepent street Pontiac was re leased and ordered to appear at erndale police headquarters this morning Hodgon formerly was on the Boston fire department alling headlong'against an auto mobile that crossed his path on Michigan avenue near ourth ave nue Bishare Hillam 1903 ourth avenue received serious injuries Tuesday night and was removed to Receiving hospital Witnesses told police he staggered off the curb his head striking the side of the machine of Davis 2916 ifteenth street which was going east on Michigan Hillam sus tained concussion of the brain lac erations of the face and abrasions of the right leg atej Ribar 24 years old fell from the top of his two story house at 18688 Albany avenue and re ceived a fracture of the left leg He was repairing the roof hen he slipped over thp side He was treated at Receiving hospital Serious injuries were Inflicted upon Sam Pedro 55 yearh old 654 Michigan avenue who was hit by a street car at Hastings street and Rowena avenue At Receiving hos pital where he was taken It was reported he had been drinking Judge Hands Term to Crook Who lees Police Only to Be Nabbed With Yeggs Joseph Ryan who was convicted of the robbery of Edward Eber hardL Woodward avenue jeweler three weeks ago escaped from the probation office where he was being questioned by leaping through a window and was recaptured was sentenced to 15 to TO years In Mar quette prison Tuesday by Judge Thomas Cotter The court recommended the minimum term In his getaway from the proba tion office Ryan followed spectacu lar methods Pursued by a score or dc hid drum and Detroit Gwendolyn Mrs A Phil Ups of ort Wayne Ind who is thought to be In this city The girl was traced to Toledo immediately after her disappearance July 28 She left there presumably to come to this city No word of her has been received in the intervening months Her father a well known Indiana phvslclan notified authorities that he believes his daughter left with Orville Martin 19 vear old ort Wayne youth Their funds were limited and the parents fear for thn safety The mother Is near a complete breakdown over worry and says she will welcome her daughter home under any condition The missing girl is described as a striking blonde 4 feet 10 Inches 90 pounds 80000 DEAD IS TOLL By Cable to The ree Prew and Chicago Tribune Athens Dec 19 The death toil of refugees from Asia Minor In Greece has been 30000 during the last three months according to statistics compiled by American relief workers The same government action suggested by Senator Borah Repub lican of ids ho chairman of the sen ate committee on education and la bor Borah frowned on federal cen sorship of the movies as a means of eradicating the evils of filmdom He declared American motherhood fully capable of protecting children from undesirable films Senator Myers Democrat of Mon tana who recently attacked the Hollywood movie colony from the floor ot the Senate declared the Continued on nge 4 Column 2 WINTER GARDEN OPENING 1 1000 new thrills and laughs See amusement page In papers Dec 21 Special to The Pre? Press and Tribun Washington Dec Enactment of more drastic anM narcotic laws probably will result from revela tions that Wallace Reid famous motion picture star was a slave of drugs It was declared congressional circles The affliction of Reid by Senator Shortridge of California in whose state the actor became addicted to drugs aa 1 Al LINK REDERICK Loe Angeles Cal Lc 19 Pauline rederick stag and screen star has separated from her husband Dr Ruther ford well known Seattle Wash physi cian whom sh married at Riverside last June According to Informatics jobtained from friends of Miss rederick Tuesday IncompatabHIty is given as the cause for the separation but no mention of plans for divorce was made SEES GUN LASH CAPTURES SUSPECT Girl Employe of Bakery" En raged Over Her Inability to Prevent Theft Enraged over her defenceless position Mrs Daisy Zymdut' 23 year old counter girl at the main plant of the Union Co operative Bakery company 5801 Grandy avenue made the air blue with her denunciation of holdup men In general a two armed thugs' calmly looted the place of $60 and made their escape in a waiting automo bile at 8:30 o'clock Tuesday night Other holdup activities Tuesday night Included the robbery of a fill ing station at Second boulevard' and Peterboro street A lone thug fled from a coal and wood supply com pany office when a gun' battle 'be tween him and the night watchman was Imminent Lowest Kind ot Seuiu crooks are the lowest kind of scum" Zymont is reported to have shouted at the bakety rob bers The men only laughed The holdup num uotn well dressed asked the girl for an applo pie She turned around with the pie her hands and looked into the muzzles of two blue steel re volvers She hesitated for a mo ment a though undecided whether to fling the pie In the thugs' faces Ulscetion led her to lay the pie upon the counter Then she raised her hands and between choking I soba told the robbers what she old do to them "if I were only a man" The marauders took her de nunciation good naturedly Thero are two cash registers In the bakery plant Mrs till was rifled of 60 The other cash' register was locked The thugs commanded Mrs Zymont to open It "I haven't the key I wouldn't open it for you anyway" she retorted The two men then ran out ot the store and jumped into a big touring car Stephen Continued on Page Three Column six GWENDOLYN THELMA police have been asked to join In the nation wide search for Thelma Phillips beautiful 17 year old daughter of Dr and Drastic Law Advocated Result of Disclosure in Reid Case Lo Aairvlen Dc (Dy th AnMorintrd Will 11 Itny head of the motion pic ture industry Itile Twruday vlMited Unllnee Reid film actor he Hollywood "aminriuin xpreHwcd the nope soon recover Is Taken to Hospital With Nose Broken Lip Cut Charge Is Denied Suffering from a broken nose cuts about the face and bruises on thn body Michael Osson 34 years old a blackhand suspect was re moved from the cell block in police headquarters to Receiving hospi tal at 1:10 this morning He charges he was assaulted by a detective" according to hospital records Members of the Italian squad made the arrest and the only one who cnuld be reached Detective Arthur Pieper denied that Oseon had been attacked by men of the equad The prisoner was uninjured when be was locked up Pieper said Lieu tenant Jesse Mead In charge of the first police precinct and Inspector John A Rein In charge of the de tective division both denied any knowledge of the alleged Receiving hospital records show Osson "was injured In a fight with a detective on Osaon a Syrian and not speaking English fluently might have become con fused aj to who attacked him If he war assaulted dt the station It was said The prisoner was booked at head quarters at 10:10 on the charge of extortion He was ar rested by Italian squad officers Sergeant Norval Marlatt and De tectives Pieper Max Waldfogel and Chester Griffith It Is charged he has been sending threatening letters to a wealthy countryman demand ing money The doorman at police headquar ters reported he called for the am bulance after Osson complained he was He did not know how the prisoner was hurt he said Osson had a broken nose lacer ated lip and contusions on the chest His condition Is not serious Tragedy Robs Home of Joyous Christmas Little Pile of Giftt to Lie Unclaimed Hi Life Croaked Out by Auto Santa Claus relinquishes his place to the Grim Reaper this Rule tide in the home of Mr and Mrs Herman Browe 8090 Homer avenue And a little pile ot gifts representing the fulfilment ot a small boys cherished dreams lie unclaimed Th Yule tree had beenwaiting He cloak ot brilliant oratlone and Papa Browe had urn kwkv an aair rill a email automobile In the rloet for year old Herman Jr Meek ago Harman Jr expressed his Christ mas wish He wanted an automo bile Uke daddy's" Daddy brought home the best "copy" he could find for his son as well a the other toys Then canid tragedy Herman Jr was playing In an alley at Per shing avneu and Bank street Tues day afternoon He was unaware an automobile was backing out He Has thrown down and crushed be neath Ita wheels The driver Wil Ham Capon S29 Itatbbone ave nue went 30 feet before he noticed the prostrate little body Then he lined the still form and speeded to Delray Industrial hospital or two and a half hours phy EARLY IN THE MORNING Long before breakfast time ree Press Want Ads are at work Every day hundreds of them accomplish what they set out to do lon before a Want Ad in an afternoon newspaper would have even started Docs that have any significance to you? CALL AD TAKER MAIN 9400 Gift Buying Simplified Your gift problems easily and quickly solved See the Buyers' Patrolman Acts Quickly After Glance at Taxicab Glint of a pistol barrel through a passing taxicab window caused Traffic Officer Joseph Cannef to leap for the running board of the ma chine as it crossed Michigan ave nue and Shelby street Tuesday noon A search of Charles Meloche 8524 St Aubin avenue dDcloseil a second pistol Meloche was taking the first out of his pocket and lay ing it on the seat beside him when Sanner caught the sight of it Meloche is tn be brought out In the daily police show up on th chance that holdup victims called to headquarters to look over prison ers may recognize him Blond Clue Promise Clear Mystery Official Believe By I WALTERS ree Press Staff Correspondent Bay City Dec 19 Hardly had Probate Judge James Donnelly by committing Harold Mendell alleged slayer of Rollin Morgan to temporary detention In Ionia state hospital for the criminally in sane late Tuesday afternoon clos ed one puzzling chapter in the tale of passion jealousy sand alleged murder when with dramatic sud denness another mystery was opened by the announcement tnat Mrs Zelda Morgan Rollin's pretty widow and sweetheart was ready to come to her rescue Mrs Morgan known as or "Sunny" who had removed her elf from the scene of the murder Investigation came to the fore Tuesday when In an eleventh hour telegram addressed to Robert Lane attorney she declared her lover is innocent and asked wheth er she was wanted nere to help In his defense on the murder charge Know He la Innocent have had no particulars con cerning Mrs Mor gan wired "Do you think it advisable from a legal standpoint that 1 come? I have been waiting fur a wire frum his attorney Tell Harold I am with him I know he is innocent Wire at once Morgan" Mrs telegram coming nt a moment when Mandell himself must for a time be eliminated from the investigation brings into the foreground a factor which more than almost any other it Is believed will help in unraveling the maze of tangled facta and doubts surround ing actions In the recent past according to Attorney Lane With commitment to Jonia where he will be treated for Insanity Prosecutor Gilbert WHand has provisionally laid aside the first degree murder chargg brought against the prisoners Should Mrs Morgan decide to come to Bay City she will not be held In jus tody ns a material witness it was explained pending possi ble return to sanity It was the published announce ment by Prosecutor Hand shortly after arrest that the woman would be arrested on her arrival in this city it was reported that caused Mrs Morgan to abandon a trip irom AiDuquerque Bay City after she had started the journey May ind Blond Another development which came almost simultaneously with Men dell's commitment to Ionia and w'ith Mrs Morgan's telegram was what seemed an approach toward solu tion of the identity of the other woman in the Mendell affair namely the "tall who a few hours after Morgan's funeral August 12 called at Sheriff Theo dnrp office the "tip" that Mendell was possibly slayer Acting on that tip it will be re called Sheriff Trudell started an in vestigation which nearly three months resulted in Continued on page column 2tage star who LEAVES HUSBAND COAST PHYSICIAN The raft was made by William Gow the Reliance fireman who loaded with provisions and made all piapd for the rescue Realllzng no raft could hold under such a heavy sea dow When the vessel was driven to within 73 feet of the shore plunged Into the icy water and swam to the main land The trip was not made with out considerable effort and man times companions tearod he naj been sucKeu waves Stretching a line to the island Gow raft Inad tn irh raft could carry only thrue men nV a time and nearly all Thursday was taken In the rescue Lived ou Wet Brrnd Captain A Williams and Wheelman red LongUnJ were the' first to leave the vessel according to survivors They left the first day the boat was in trouble and spent the night oa the island 5 Returning to the boat Gow as stated throughout the raecue and was the last to seek safety for him aeif according to the stories told here Tuesday night ila The food carried by the men la JM the Island consisted of frozen can jR ned goods bread soaked by the water and spray and cake keallx Ajl Ing they could not hope for rescue yg for several days and that their food would not sustain them for any great length of time the JB rationed themselves allowing only a two slices ot bread to each man '11 When the bread ran out they ffi made soup of the meat and lived un that until they were taken nff the island Munday by rescue boatg 'TH from the Canadian 800 which had been searching for them for several days With the one ax the survivors had carried with them on the makeshift raft they managed to cut wood for firrs and to split poles for tents which they made of brush and other rufuse with which the Islands abound In this way tboy managed after a few hours hard work to 1g shield themselves partly from the Continued on Three Culuiim ive Nearly $28000 is Realized to urnish Yule Cheer for Poor Youngster More than $3000 was realized from the sale of ree Presses at lhe dance of thoDetroit und association Riven at The Pier Tuesday night with the result that the total receipts of the Old boys yesterday reached a figure When the sale of papers the day had been completed clear that previous records had been surpassed although no definite check was made It was figured that close to 250v0 had been obtained from cheerful givers who bought from the philanthropic men who formerly called and who Tuesday donated their time to aid the unfortunate on Christ mas rierH I availed Iate In the evening a gioup of the old newsboys led by Robert Ogg James Brady Herman Lieb erman Herman Schmeman George Hunter Nathan Samuels James Bishop and A Peter Kennedy In vaded the ballroom at the Pier with bundles of the ree Press un der their arms Hundreds of guests of the Detroit und as sociation paused in their enjoyment nf the charity dance and purchased copies The entire evening at the ler was dominated by the spirit of charity Not only did all the re ceipts of the dance go to the News fund but the use of The Pier was donated by red Ingersoll of the Belle Isle Coliseum company Jim Brady connected for sev eral years with the movement and the high dollar man in last anles wan again op top alter a few hours Tuesday alt ernooD He had received 34228' Io late In the afternoon with the daily mail at his office and at his home still unopened and this doubtless contained several hundred dollars mure Dave Brown and Herman Schmeman were also high men with several others pressing them hard for their advantage Preceded by Parade The sale began after an inspiring parade of all the former newsboys led by band playing "Michigan My and "Auld lang Many along the line of march saw their friends In the parade and at the sound of the "auld song fell in behind and marched to the corner where their favorites would be sell ing Governor Groesbeck who used to papers un streets was in the van of the parade and was assigned a post at his old corner Within a short time after he and A Peter Kennedy arrived they had almost filled a canvas bag with bills and checks tor the pa pers they had aold Their receipts In a few hours amounted to more than the total they gathered last year This year many of the gov high positioned friends called on him and dumped their Continued on page 18 column Capt McPbenon Hurt in all as 3 Are Swept Into Water inn Die on Land Special Th rr Sauit St? Marie Mich Dee of the 2J aurvlvor the ill fated tug Reliance wrecket last Wednesday when a gale smaeh ed her against the rock ot Lirard islands In I ake Superior arrived hero Tuesday night Hired fs other are aboard the tug Grayi fi one of the rescue ships Only one of the survivor la uf 7y ferln from Injuria which mar re suit riouly He I Walter Lon fi acre whoa hand and fat ware fc badly frozen Tha others are uf ferln from exposure and lack offood jS Rum Running Craft Captured Daily He Declare Laud Dominion Co operation Detroit ree Tress Bureau 3 Metropolitan Bank Bldg Waahington By ree lres Private Leased Wire Washington Dec Ifi yChriijtmas liquor being imported in Detroit is counterfeit and mostly poisonous This was tho statement made In a letter received Tuesday bv Pro hibition Commissioner Haynes from James Davis Michigan enforce ment officer Counterfeiting Outfit Seized The liquor Is made up to look like well known imported but It is mostly counterfeit really moonshine whisky said "Elchtv flve ner cent quor sold In Detroit today as steotch and Canadian is home made stull contained In bottles that look au thentic and lack no detail of being lalthfui copies of th genuine bot tles" Davis wrote "The content are nothing but poisonous moon shine whisky colored bottled and sealed with counterfeit cap and labels We seized at Detroit a com plete outfit for printing counter feit strip stamps used over the cork and counterfeit manufacturers' la bels Quantities of redistilled de natured and wood alcohol bottled and fraudulently sealed and la beled are pawned off on deluded drinkers as smuggled goods In other words It is cheaper and eas ier to make the stuff than to smug gle real liquor across the border "Our greatest tdd In combatting smuggling is our motor boat patrol We have captured approximately one rum running boat per day dur ing the last several months The co operation ot Canadian authorities in our effort to suppress this illicit business has been most helpful The boats which have been captured as well as automobiles have been sold at auction and sometimes i is be lieved repurchased by the original owner and again used for rum running for we have raptured some of them two or three times It Is of course Impossible to prevent this as bootleggers' and Tum'run ners are adept at concealing their Identity The sale of these bokts has more than covered the expense of operation Calls Conditions linerwirnging ar most zeajquatn their efforts to 'get' the violator Continued on Page Three Coliuhh Stx ROirnUlQUOR TAKEN BY DRY NAVY 20 REACH SOO ATER RESCUE Grouped in the hotel here tbft men who for five days battled fur their lives against the storm bit ter colj and hunger told the story af their hardship from the time thff Reliance crashed on the rocks until they were rescued The men reached the Islands front the boat on a raft made of a barret and a portion of the stairway which they knocked from the boaAr3 Toledo Dec 19 John zino 23 years old told Toledo po Ilco when today that he knew the identity of the slayer ot William Desmonds Taylor picture director murdered at Holly wood almost a year ago Marazlno who was arrested when he hurried into a residence and asked to 'Tv! hidden said that he had been lol lowed from California to Ohio "be cause I know who killed Taj lor? 'M He said that several members of a wi were responsible for the murder but did not give any names Marazlno Is being held police for investigation Reserve fnr New Year Eve Celrhra tion at beautiful new Special dinner entertainment and 4 dancing Main entrance 147 Lafay ette Phone Main 7673 vZ TOXITE ARMllll lHVnVG fc Augmented Orchestra Spectator 4 Balcony Adv A jMHR A a m'' 'i Jj Wj gWWMmly 4 I I I i I 1.