Lansing State Journal from Lansing, Michigan • Page 3

I CIRCULATION Average net a Fair Tucdav nifiht ind Wedneidtv, cold wgve Tuesday night, temperature zero lo 10 above: not cold TAT dJOUMNAL paid circula. tinn week 29th, 1934. ending December EIGHTIETH YEAR FIRST SECTION LANSING, MICHIGAN, TUESDA JANUARY 1, 1935 THRKE SFCTIONS MMTY-FOIR PAGES PRICE TEN CENTS I linOlllimiP Emissaries MAN SHIP OF STATE FOR NEXT TWO YEARS STRESSESNEED i ELMS Fitzgerald's Inaugural Talk Emphasizes Program to Be Presented Soon Case of Man Charged with Murder of Lindbergh Babe Starts Wednesday Democratic Pretender to Secretary or "i (At jt "I lie 'I URGES SHORT SESSION ENGINEER FIRST WITNESS State's Office Takes Oath from Sick Bed After 'Seating' by Handful of Legislators Speaking to justices of the supreme court, other officers of the incoming ad FLEMINOTON. N. Jan.

1 t.T The state called a dress rehearsal ministration and rr.rrr.ber: of the leg-j iaay of the courtroom drama in which i'. will attempt to send Bruno! Richard Hauptmann to the electric! Onn i 1 wpen contlict supplanted IrRisUtive jockcvine for the the hahv possession ot the otlicc ot secretary of state shortly before All members of the state's legal hour set lor inauguration of new state officers I uesdav noon. staff went to Trenton to review tl eir i State iK- Or. I i i i' 4 'f -I i mass of evidence in a conference that i i. i i i i i I is.

as far as is known, the last prelim-, elected to the position according to the state board inary to the opening Wednesday of of canvassers' offici.il returns, forcibly ejected from the state the trial of America's mist celebrated department executive suite at the capitol several mer who "AnTfficfaT source said the program limed to be emissaries of Maj. Gen. Guy M. demo-for the conference included a final cratic pretender to the post. Wilson, ill at his home in Hint, questioning of witnesses regarding reported to have taken his oath of office from his sick bed.

cvicence iney in piace DCioie liie Hauptmann jury. Hauptmann Quiet i Andrew J. 1 ransue, Genesee county prosecutor, and George Gundry. county clerk, ad-ministeiinR the oath with Mrs. Democrats Claim 1 1c Won lilcction Hauptmann himself sat stoically in his cell, seemingly apathetic to the fate that awaits him.

whether it be lslature. on me occasion of his inauguration shortly after noon Tuesday. Gov. Frank D. Fitzgerald made a strong plea lor active co-operation in obtaining wise and effective legislation.

A parade down Michigan avenue to the capitol heeded by the r.f' state officials preceded inauguration. Leading the procession was a state pohr-e car occupied by a trooper and A D. VanDervoort. past state commander of the nf Foreign Wars, and chairman of the parade committee. This was followed by the llfiih ield Artillery standard bearers and guards, and the drum and bugle corps of the V.

F. V. Brucker in Parade Wilber M. Brurker. last republican governor of Michigan, was among the group of officials next in line.

He carried a miniature bronze elephant which will be returned to the governor's desk, where it was utationed for many years prior to the democratic landslide of 1932. New Oldsmubilc cars carried state officials and republican leaders. Members cf the Governor Troop of Bey Scouts marched as a guard to the tars. The vocational school band headed a sec. setii'ii of the procession In which residents of Grand Ledge.

Fitz- Heralds home town, rode in a dozen cars hearing signs ishine the new I executive miwss in his administration. I The Grand Ledjo Boy Scout drum and buc corps was also in the aw-i acquittal or conviction of the most widely storied kidnaping and slaying THOMAS RE. AD Lieutcaiufc Govfcraor FRANK, FITZGERALD of the century. It is -xpectcd that selection cf he li t- rr- 77 life "2 Mi i a 3 J- -i'. i -v- t' '-u? W.

jury will occupy the remainder of the week, and next week the state will place its witnesses on the stand, in chronological sequence, to reconstruct as accurately as possible the crime. T'f4 The first witnes. It has been indi ilson as the only witness. Troopers. p.vsted at various strategic points about the capitol.

apparently in anticipation of disorder, forced four men. or.e of wlnm displayed a letur which he declared ha.1 been given him by WIL'nn. empowering him a.s "dep.ity secretary of state." to vacate Hie offices. Tile man in of the lelter identified himself as Ru sell L. Campbell, a Detroit contractor.

With him were Curtis Warnatt. Detroit attorney, and Roland Phillip. Detroit, former senate clerk who dismissed riuru.g or.e of the legislame sessions, and another man. Despite the rebuff Campbell declared he would continue to "hold office" as deputy representing Wilson. Wilson 'Seated- at Mrange Srvinn sjtrii2rly enough Wilson from his home that he had authorized i sSzz HrifF'V'J Fill f- cated authoritatively, will be Waller Roberts.

Hunterdon county engineer, who will place before the jury a word picture of the terrain involved. Roberts is expected first to describe the home of Col. Charles A. Lindbergh and Mrs. Lindbergh in the Sourland i ond sect.

Mentioning the fact that he presently will present a progra-n for their considf ra'ion the new governor in his inaurural address a-ked the legislature to believe that his suggestions will not be shaped "with anv thought cf par mountains near Hopewell, whence their infant son was taken the night of March 1. 1932. The engineer also will trll of the! roads In the vicinity of the Lindbergh' estate, to show how the kidnaper! could have reached the scene, seized the child and made his get-away. Betty Is Next Betty Gow. the comely Scotch nurse-maid of tile child, who crossed the ocean to testify, wiil recount hou she put the child to bed 111 1.1s crib in the second floor r.ur.sery.

and how she looked at the crib a short time MAJ. GEN. GUY WILSON Genual was the imlulul winner of the race for sretaiy slate in tiie opinion of at least Uti I democratic legislators who pretend-, ed to vote him into oflire over Or- E. At wood, republican, at later, to lind the child gone. The alarm she gave, first apprising three iher men as his present -Hues: Don Canfirld.

secretary cf 1933 snate and ci the Istale centinl cominiit.e; Maj. Harrv Horner, and William Slerlu.e. An lirlnnrgly drnvx rai iii "jint of the fxp.rn.g -ei7iii liKisiaiure had uted at 8 o( lxk Mit -duy muht to seat WiL'on tier Aivoihi. dfspite lie fact tiiat tne latter, at -cording to the oflu ial returns of the ranvai sers. had a maj.rny of nearly 10 B10 votes.

i Clashing discordantly with the m-. Jo-ity report of the recount committee, which was adopted without being read by the alleged Joint convention, was the minority report filed by the lone republican member of the five man group. Representative Edwaid F. Fish-jcr. Dearborn, who.

in a nine-page i statement, charged other members of the committee and Wayne county election officials working on tne recount, with deliberate tampering with re-' counted republican ballots, thus n. them lo be disqualified "iavorablv to the democratic candidates tberrhv tisan advantage or other selfish mo-1 fives." Particularly he that the legislature accomplish its various tasko vithin a period of 90 days. Must Expedite Work We all know." he said, "we have no right to waste public money or, cao'-c further unrest among our peo- Pie by sitting lr.dfimtely. without fol- lowing any definite object. "We must employ methods of di- i re cT.e rs and efficiency which the peo-1 pie have every richt to expect from us.

"I m-an business." i pledged himself to co-operate with members cf the legislature but suggested that I cannot throw the doxr of the governor's office open to e' crv job-hunter ar.d favor-seeker in the state and at the same time accomplish my duty to the people." for positions will be' him cf the loss of his son. and the Initial steps he took to notify will be described by Colonel Lindbergh i Then will follow other vital testi-i mony. telling of the arrival of the! first policeman on the scene, the find- inc of the ladder, with one rung broken, leaning against the wall, and reaching to the nursery window, dis-1 another and final session Monday night of Mn lunar. 's notorius "rump legislature." The Flint military man. confined to his bed by illness, was not expected to make any attempt to enforce his claim lo tlie job at the day's inaugural ceremonies.

JOEK 10. STACK; Auditor A HOY Attoraeij 0 trier l1 State. Tred-SiLre-r 'Firsts' of 1935 covery of footprints in the mud around the base of the ladder and the finding of fresh automobile tracks on the road. I The state will Introduce Sourland mountaineers who have alleged they! ABTSCI State Affairs Maintain RANK CL Although it was impossible to learn changing the total count of various saiL Ha not inn nn fir a flr.K. t-h semhllnr him in the virinitv nrinr fn thp of the Jir.st person tO be boxes, many to tlie extent of 25 to Ji Spectacular Pace in 193 1.

jjj Jjjj jy Governor Glad To Quit Office Coinstack Says He'll He In Africa if Party Ever ('alls .1 IN PflST TEAR: kidnaping. jconie iiitourated La.wng 'it Is generally believed that 1935. votes, large; nun.btr tied for the "honor" P.er- Kaleidoscope of Kvcnts Keeps Michigan's the time the child was kidnaped, to the time the body was found a few-miles away, in the undfrbruMi by a the state will cany the story, telling of the futile ransom r.rantia- onS reveal many other in the' T1'p convention, unable to new year, however. stem the dissent and dissatisfaction Ins, baby bom in ac- onasioned by aetmn relative to corning lo arly v. as a girl.

Wilson, did not attempt to seat Pat-born to Mr and Mrs Kuv -il Darl- rielt H. Brien. unsiir. rs.sful rar.di- Every Month of 1934 Shows handled elsewhere, he said, with proper ror.sidera'ion to the qualifications of the applicants. "The governor's office will be no employment he asserted.

Sees Legvtation Main Job I sh.iil set aside an hour cr two to tne reception of those having bin moss. The remainder of the time is yours, because I regard the necessity of enacting a constructive legislative program as the main job before me. bo long as you have in n-TT-H cliS'eefe eif Hortefit in Residents Literally Gasping; Parly Control of Democrats Repudiated finn onH Ih, MiinMit rf CO flOfl In Several Major Crimes Are Recorded in Vicinity; More Drunkenness Gain Over Same Period Of Previous Year the St date, to the tune of 57.700 votes, to i iS icceed himself as at torney general. In Wiliiam A. Con.stock war, a happy the Lindbergh intermediary.

Dr. J. hospital at 47 i man Monday night. He was host Condon, to the supposed kid- F.iemen answered initial false opposition to Harry S. Toy, Detroit naper.

1 alarm of the vear at 1 I'll a ni when renubilcaii. The record of state affairs in 1934 is an unbroken line of spectacular Arrests by Lansing police tilled reporters assigned to the capitol. with whom he has formed a personal ac- ine story win reach a climax in the lt a.s turned from the corner of i It was a matter of note that, despite arrest of Hauptmann. for possession c.n, tret ar.d avenue astound nut fact that the to federal authorities by tate oificials. I'tilities Officials Ousted 1934.

a year the' people, do not hesitate to call on Ply upward dating Larsing bank clearings for 1934 more than doubled the totals of 1933. This was revealed Monday noon when ouaintance during his two years in of-, of part of the Lindbergh ransom The first lire was a chimney blaze Joint convention had voted 40 members flee. As he was shakine hands with nrcy. at 418 North Cedar street at 6 13 out of the e' td nn rr.tyrshm of tsi several major crimes me whatever help I. as governor, which witne: Poluii al tremors pursued trapedv.

ine venerable triepnone rare case rirr.h-iakir.'; relief expenditures were can That sots for democrats in Lansing and vicinity. The administration took the Lansing Clearing House associa- press representatives, after keening: Handwriting experts will testify, as a. m. iwould be ronsidered a quorum, on written in red ink for an audit (Cnnlinurd nn pace It. tnlumn Vt a hand in an investigation of natural ticn cloicd its books or.

the 1934 busi- legislators waiting in the administra- they have already in the preliminary MlV)n 1 ounle I irst asuallir question of seating Wilson, there were only 29 votes cast Ton W. Canflrld. t. e' 7 rief r.O ell. James MeCV'in in iuture years.

Employment curved lowly upwatd in a stubborn climb to cry. but drought laid low the ijiuT iiicniueis 01 ine I1CSJ. live ooaru room ior an nour or so. ne i.tai. Xhehican public utilities commission1 was asked il he regretted the fact that lW the "otc left on the- Lindbergh were removed from office following' bam v.earinpr, are the most woulri ni aram.

at least for some 1 nursery window sill, and other notes isee-retarv of the 1913 senate as well ai IS was prooabl; ton to ove incluli' in 193.1 bit he I While a number of the iriiit I the year occurred outside the city and the local police were not directly cn-ne-cted with their ptinisiimeni was meted out in local courts. In other cases offenders were captured in other cities aftrr robberies committed in Lansing. iie.ds cf the farmers. inks threw hcai tl.eir doors as reorganizations marks surcnarged with violent re- important biismess bsrometer of a time, meet his friends while standing TMen during the ransom negotia-Two well known lobbyists commur.itv. the heavv increase of 1934 on the executive office run.

itions by the supposed abductor, are in and a member of the legislature were South i i a get rd as tiie was arrts'd at 1 30 a. street and Washington a charge rxn.g (lr.i.k. t.n the re inaweo irozen assets into partial iiT.iuity. clearings over those of 1933 would in- thrown into iail on warrants ohnrcir.i Said het "There are only two kinds Hauptmann handwriting, or closely of runs for any man when he greets resemble it. his friends.

One is the rug before his! To these points, the state will add own fireside where hospitality and Hauptmann's crime record in his Ger- ini i iuot rauc reuaiisance was oai- conspiracy to bribe Ail assistant at- ulcaic not uuiy nicrcaseu uusir.ess ac- lie joint conversion, retxrted, on show nf hanos. there were 26 votes favor of the motion: 13 Apposed to lt Thuv by their own slightly unbalanced rules and regulations, tne democrats failed to muster a majority In any event, they ailed, br anvones defimt.on. lo muster a majority of votes No formal record was possible, however, th'e who eanr.ily managed the scvuon aw to in paiu.u eclipse is ine torr.ey general was taken into custody tivity but also easier money and a Lansing ponce aurmg tne past year Mason shell from internal dissension on enargos of atte-npt- to influence larger prosperity. 1 bodily comfort arc paramount and the inn.al arrest of the year. Mr.

and Mrs. Mark Ca-. the first a'cirtnt vift treated in a lo al tContinued en Bage column Mi rnnn inr mi innrn I year with overhead and raced bak to explode in the pary's own trenches. Tilt inuriniir of less active roribat iiiir.e fn 1:1 the republican camp. The system bloomed and cither llw.rd or withered, depc-ndini; u'ii stale purchases but was acquitted Bank clearings for 1933 totaled other is the rug which nature spreads and vindicated.

525.4 15.367.i5. Totals for 1934 were in front of a tent in the woods, with In the closing weeks of the year S.W.M7.390.77. an increase of trees and water to go with the grass seven members of legislature 432.023 62 over thev-e of 1933. The, The governor is a lover of outdoors, leaped to deaih or wire consumed in increase 1934. In fact, was greater, Asked If he bcre anv hard feelings the Kerns hotel fire disaster.

A re- hv $17,000 than the grand total of all ovc- wv.ro Mf made arrests as compared with 1.894 during the preceding year. Arrests for drunkenness during 1931 almost trebled those of 1933 while only a slight gam was shown in arrests for drunk Augut 'Wettest1 Month W. T. Mast Is Found Armed With Pistol; Say Family Denied Welfare Aid were in a a au' oi i of 'Landing on S-16 short: a. afer 4 no roi.s were tailed A few demn-its notably fjer.ator Palmer hUUHAHt IHJUHtU IN IU SERIES the Radio WP.DS the mwp The schools shouted coun squabble occupied the bank clearings of the city in 1933.

"I have been' rem- uoIt.1' eve- lor mcney, ana got more than ever Wi'h beer gardens open in Lansiu: tion or the legislature as a result of Ever Month Ahead 1 since I was beaten 111 the primaries, an lection v.hi.h ended the tenure, The next, tmemw -iM but they said it was not 'if Flint, fellow townsman fjt Major General WiLoi in the 1S3j sessli n. were obdurate Jii their demand for roll tails hi' ti would plaee Vfjfs on record, but they were ruled out of order bv Hpresenla- liiiitl sta'e jo.icc the on a.r bv The first me sag from was. the uurir.s me year ana sine oi nara liquor enough. Old-age pensions became a Ii-t ff 12 09 no nine ni litot u.ti inoiuii totals drop below $2,000,000. 1 Jo hancs and he will be cnt- 1 onrf anr.i icized for he will have to do uncon- tin f.cn from vv'-st Bran-h i ir.es under a million.

The March uur.gs ne is to get. anv- new Xear ve WarKea Dy m. firsf ci'v bradea.1-'- Uf George A. Sehroeder rf Detroit an offi-ee to go lo ho presided at the so-called joint es- total ot that vear. as disclosed hv com- was S2i Siein.

parative figures, was but $356.105 29 rtii l'i: i Several Collisions; One Held After Mishap Almood Itetrrmlned Kern Office This month marked bv the bank hoi rr.e retiring governor was asked if he would ever again ac-ept a call from his party to run for governor. "If I hear such a call ccmir.e." he Hay. was low for 1933. The low month for 1934 was January with total clcar- fact, but difficulties over tlie law and collections marie them meager. Net Tax Bill Mounts Taxes on tea! estate went down, but other levies marched in to more than take their place.

laid a heavy hand on Ii-" and the ofli-1 ii-1 fate family. Patronage rows Khixd from Lansing to Washington and hv again. Emergency laws were lr.ve.i'd to save home and farm owners from loss of their property. Charge of craft and bribery tie 1.1 a mind jury investigation and court cf Gov. William A.

Comstock after one term and put a republican in his place. Patr.ck H. O'Encn. attorney ceneral. and a democratic member of Comstock's cabinet, also went down to defeat, but two other ni'x-ra'ir state officials survived.

Legated horse racmi. with betting, beeam" a part cf the state "liberalization" program and a controversy over revenue developed. Bend Issue Vainly Snaglu Tlie se-end special session 1 ti.e 1933-34 was called in Kro-ruarv when Governor Ce.m.sto. it sL-ted there must a bind ti1 ivrmit the state to meet the federal of declared, "Ml be at the top cf a high ir.es of $2.834.690 08. a difference STI I.IAT KM 1,1 Atwo-y.

imniediavij fr the ur- RKJ RAPIDS. Jan 1 'T'-Jo'epn of the al.egfvj I.l-;i-f'it. IS. h.ch 1 scr.i'r. was said "I will berime w-retarr kill'd ng-'an'lv at 4 30 m'irii- of vav at 12 eioejt mitnlgnt.

and no lie l.e wiis sir i'ic bv a motjrrar ei.e will stf.p me I tixe no "gni- Four persons were iniurrd in auto Africa if the legal, po.ne mad" arrets for drunkenness in 1934 as compared with 395 in 1933. Arrests for drunk driving totaled 172 as compared with 117 during the preceding year. August exceeded ether months with lL'H arrests for intoxication. LOv-al off.cors made an cm record in cf stolen propcriv In 19 14 Stolen property was valu- stis 863 the fir II month, of th.s year th.tt rC'V- rd v. i at $52 1S2.

Tnrre wer 85 trafiic a i'1f ni d'irin tl.e II ii'lis 13 killed 3S4 u.i'ired Tiie station Inc.ol .1 12 0eS to scout the vr ir. have high William F. Mast, alias M.irun, 29. of 743 tsouth Hayford av.T.ue. was jailed bv Lansing police early Tuesday morning for lnvestiga'lon connection witii gasclme station hrl.iups in Lansing and icij.it y.

He was into cu.stody 3 45 o'clock by Detective CLiui, B.v:cs and Patrolman Merle Otis when he rvtumed to ihc at :1. sou'h side cf the 22X1 of E.ist Mi-hi-gan avenue his car which officers had kept under surveillance nee the latest holdup last tTiday morning. Mast o'fereti no re-isianre tn the officers who t. ok from his ket a 32 'aUber nickel-plated revolver. was reported to adimiK i lidding rp Charles Water-, attendant a' the s-inoco station at Sheridan strec and Grand River avenue, las; Fririav morn.ng.

Of the $10 obtained the (Continued mn pate II. rnluinn mobile accidents New years Eve and Tue-day morning. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Cave of Mason r.v city rar.ee any a rf this nmn lec- nearly two and a half million dollars.

December, the best month for 1933. showed totals of $2,884,413.29. This ao approximately S150.000 more than the poorest ncnth in 1934. December totals for 1934 were up to S5.436.247.96 which was an increase of $2,527 828 67 over the same month in the preceding ves a whi'n cou.dn muster a oai.emg he was struk of 40. asthe le--down a r.f rtli o' the fntinB4 k.

aHm eneugn trees in Africa!" Patrick O'Brien, turned down in last hours by the joint c-nvention as candidate to jtieceM Inmsflf as attorney general, him." if by telling rrpcrters cf a "wisecrack" lie had criginat'd the iasi hours He "This we ran sav neceiwity is the mother of convention:" PLAN" ULECTIOX were removed to Edward Sparrow hospital shortly after 4 o'clorj: Tuesday morning after their aut overturned as the drive- attempted to avert a eollision with a parked ear and truck four miles east of Lansing on US-16. Mr. Cave. 46. ar.d his wife.

35, suffered ahn'it i ael a The increase in December totals, ar.ts public works. After vwrris year, ICnnlinurd on Vit 10. nlumn it Is it is here to Look Job said, was due quite largely to increased holiday shopp.ng. That the bank clearu.es of 1933 and 1934 may be analyzed by anyone m- I'rovcs Big Oiit-nincing in he ixI; tent ytar was tlie work DETROIT. 1 The aecond bark hut.

ihev we- r.c.wlievee! w. 1IHLD AS DRINK DK1VIR Carl Whipple. 36. cf arrested early Tuesday moi'mi-n sta'e police cn a charge of being toxi'atcd. teri'sf'd in local economic conditio: of th plant fetions spon- SECTION ONE Page." no'isly hurt.

c.e the totals of each mT.th in each of sired by the r.a'ional automobne labor Mrs. Mabel Bacon. 44 he morning LV'roii if le at board will be The year opened and closed with ev.raordiiiaiy sessKtlis of the legislature. A sptcial election wa ordered gain approval of an administration -nil i. v.io of $37,800,000 to public but the people turned; thumbs dov.n.

The state police force was rn'arced as liquor revenues flowed in. and tilt le was increasing talk ot abolishing tiie office of and turning over to the state enforcing brov the task of the state ciiif.i;-- of cities. A half cozen constitutional amendments. everything from an income tax and county home rule to mandatory low taxes en automobiles and automebiit-fuel were submitted to the voters and t'ontinuf on It. rolomn ll te; finbf ti- rit.e..

II. Iv ir.g th in tne Chtvrolet suffere-1 a -fractured right rl.v.: January 4 Prof i io 15 Monday night and hi? staff, who mobile in which she was ndu. M't. rescue elf. local atith two weck bodies, Moto- company Frauris E.

Ross conducted ilie Screen Star Weds lor cnirloye with another machine near in b-tsv for i Vllinv flirt ''Present tative at the Cadillac plant. Wehhrvtiie f-e effort s. s'ii'e ved al the ti ti i i i iti.io will be charge. Cold Wave I Icrc Greets IS'cw Year rec srarv who was on her wav from iv-tro" to Ljir-smg. wa-s removed to Edward ana I ire work cf huntm; f.

bodie i.ple-ed. E'en then rt jmrreue 1 was r-j icers 'on wu; the ro Tlie Weather W. Sparrow hoepital. Driver Held after (rash Howard Long. 39.

of fc09 Smith avenue. aa sliglriy injured shor'iv ea service of subp lines rt jtcted. e.ve summoned to tes'ifv Mail our F'ricnds New Year Fdition -pies tins annual financial, and historical fdf.cr. of The istate Journal, wrapjted and reaay for mailing rr.ay be purchased at the busl-ness rtfices of th.is newspaper for 10 cents. The edition, embodying.

a.r it does a i-omplete review cf even's it: the city during the past 12 r.tij-. is most suitable as a s' ivemr or a record of the V'-ar of 1 91:4 lite edition con-taint a Till of events in rv socist Ir.d istrial. financial. religious, and sport 1 of the citv. II Health in 4 Bedtime Kiervoav 4 'I he and All 4 CoinK IVf WJ1 It' C' rs 4 Theater 5 Believe It or i Dauy 11 fcportis 16-17 I.ro'l:y D.s 19 Market 18 SECTION TWO Page, 1-4 I Aviation 27 farming 5 C'hamwr of Review Ka.t t.d li Hiding and Ic-ai fee ut.ng 21 Mgal.

Oil He. lew J3 SECTION HKEE Ihlr-v-S-K i S' l-2 Clo.l hi 31 b- n-e'ls 32-31 Th'atcia -J i oner's ir.qust into the bctrl before 10 o'clock Monday eight when; o.sii.s automobiles driven by Win-' t. drow. 114 Bal avenue, and NEW YORK. Jar.

1 -jjs both happy new year and bon voyage in matrimony Tuesday for Willam Collier, of the movies ar.d blonde Marie Stevens, formerly cf the Follies. They were married la'e Monday at Dewnevtown." Greer.wi'.h. Conn, rr.p of Marion Downey, tne suicer. The oride was attended Mr- W.l-liam Randolph Hearst, jr. and Mrs Morton Downey, the fi.mer Barbara Bennett William Hearst, ii be si u.au.

A frigid introduction for the new year was provided when a cold wave began sweeping into Lansing and central Michigan Tuesday. The East Lar.Miig weather bureau forecast zfro or r.e temperature for Tue--cav mcht. The weather will be fair Tuesday night and Wec.i.'s-dav. and so cold Wednescay. acrorcir.g to the weather man.

The mercury had begun to fall before noon The ever present rr.ticism of the state parole and penal system burned fiercer as more than 30 lifers were and prison escapes became front are matter. There was a running fire of controversy between the geiv-al and the liquor control in and othr sta'e r.gen. ies our 3 A i35.00o.000 bridge Straits cf Mi.KiU.K Ir the of fautastir lar cC'JUSh to be subnaueu. The nertb-( r.t ral bintm has ia Vr-( I r.o tre Fr.il.ai.c I' r.v tce-l-i r-. -iee.

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i fre-r. c-fa: n.u- iConlnturd on patr 1 rnlumn (OXVFXTIOX IM)S DETROIT. Jan. 1 A-H-i. 18.

I.nua! convention of the Mi.n.ulu r-anization Amerua will end hi re iesriay nitnt witii a banquet which will be bv rs of the Zxnist movement al: stctions of tlie Lr.u.ti States and Camma. Oe nese ave-nuf 1 Edward e. ver no-ji! Breisch. 43. of 1402 North ii'it V-i drive, collided at rrper'ed arfi sjam street.

Yt-ZZ- Thorras Donahue 14 of g. Ivan. a avenu. and Neanr.g. 13.

of 428 Howe 'r injured Monday Seller jCOditir-s.