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THE SUN. -BALTIMORE. WEDNESDAY MORNTXO. SEPTEMBER 7. 1932 Prussia, which was separated from the Test of the nation by the creation of Author And Statesman Victim Of Heart Attack JOSLIN RETURNS TO WHITE HOUSE EFFORTS TO REDUCE 1934 BUDGET BEGUN the Polish Corridor under the Ver Americans Tell OJ Rescue From Persian Brigands STRIKING FARMERS' EMBARGO RELAXED Some Pickets Remain On Iowa Roads, Rut Make No Effort To Halt Trucks; sailles treaty.

The Federal Government, he asserted, is ready to defend East Prussia to the last man. The Corridor he pointed out, would be no barrier to the move RAILWAY LEADERS TO PUSH WAGE CUTS Group Will Meet In Chicago Tomorrow To Prepare? Wav For Action Three Consular Officials After Escaping Prom Lurs ment of munitions and other materials One Of President's Secretaries Appears As Unexpectedly As He Departed CLARK STILL AT WORK Spent Night, Half Clothed, Wandering Ahout Mountains Administration Will Attempt To Limit Expenditures To Receipts DEFICIT CAUSES ALARM LEADERS MAP PLANS CALLOWAY TO ATTEND By DEWKV IT KM I Ml tWoaiinfffon Bureau of The Sun Washington, Sept. 8 Graphic de Threat Voiced In Memphis Dairy Trice War To Pour 40,000 Gal-Ions Of Milk Into River tails of the capture and subsequent What Former Aide To Coolidge, Lent To Hoover, Is Doing Remains A Deep Mystery if i ii Effort Also Being Made To Cut Government Costs During Current Fiscal Year None Of Executives Of 21 Labor Brotherhoods Will Be Invited To Conference necessary for defense, as they could be taken In by sea. Coalition la Broached While the Defense Minister was enunciating his arms policy in Kocnigs-berg negotiations were going on in Berlin to determine whether It would be possible for Adolf Hitler's National Socialists and the Centrist party to bury their differences and form a coalition government. Former Chancellor Heinrich Briin-ing, Centrist leader, talked over this plan with Hermann Goering, the Nazi speaker of the Reichstag.

Herr Hitler will return from the Bavarian Alps Thursday and no decision is ex rescue of three young American consular officials, who fell into the hands of Persian brigands last Friday, were New York Bureau of The Sun By the Associated Press Des Moines, Iowa, Sept. 6 Striking Iowa farmers relaxed their road picket By FRANKI.YN WAI.TM.VN. JR. (Continued from Page 1) Postoffice Department and after transmitted to the State Department today by Charles C. Hart, American Minister to Persia.

New York, Sept. 8 A committee of nine executives, representing all the major railroads of the country, will The report stated the trio arrived 000,000 had been deducted as estimated savings contained in the economy bill ing activities today while their leaders met here to discuss plans for continu tWosMnpton Bureau of The Sun Washington, Sept. 6 The mystery surrounding the sudden appearance of Edward T. Clark, former secretary to Calvin Coolidge, at the desk of Theodore Joslin, one of the Hoover secretariat, slightly less than two weeks ago, deepened today when Mr. Joslin as unexpectedly as was his departure appeared back at his desk.

Mr, Clark also was at work at the in Teheran early yesterday, exhausted but suffering no greater physical in- for the current fiscal year. This total. meet in Chicago Thursday to prepare the machinery by which the railroad managements hops to force more ihan ing the "higher commodity price war, In the Sioux City area some pickets urics than foot lacerations which however, included the $322,224,000 for; public works provided In the Wagner bill, of which the expenditure of 1,000,000 workers in the industry to remained on roads, but made no effort they sustained in a wild barefoot chase forced to run and wall; about twenty-five miles into the mountain fastness. The Americans were told by their captors that they would be killed if Persian military forces attempted to rescue them. From this it was believed that the tribesmen were acting in revenge for the imprisonment of some of their comrades by the Persian Government.

Troops Scatter Brigands About while the Lurs were dividing the loot taken from the travelers, Persian troops who had been notified of the abduction arrived and attacked with rifles and machine guns. The Lurs scattered and the three consuls, who also faced the fire, escaped. As they wandered about the mountains they encountered other gunfire from both sides, but were not struck. spent night, with freezing temperatures, clad only in shirts and shorts. At daybreak the trio began a search for the Persian soldiers and located a scout about 6 A.

M. They were taken to a military camp where two dead and several captive Lurs were seen. to enforce the embargo that has crip 000,000 is opitional with the Secretary of the Treasury. pled the city's stockyards for a month, through rugged mountains with about 200 Lur tribesmen at their heels. During a night of fighting they faced gunfire from both the Lurs and the Per Produce truckers likewise experienced Tax Receipts Uncertain The problem faced by the Budget White House this morning but what he was doing was not explained.

The only explanation forthcoming was that no difficulty in getting through the picket lines. Bureau is to reduce this total of appro sian soldiers, who eventually succeeded in effecting their rescue. SIR GILBERT PARKER accept a twenty per cent, reduction in the existing basic wage scale, it was stated tonight by John G. WaV-ber, vice-president of the New York Central Railroad. Mr.

Walber is chairman of that section of the committee acting for the railroad officials who are members of the Eastern presidents' conference. None of the executives of thw twenty-one labor brotherhoods has been invited to the conference. Mr. Joshn was back from his vacation Deputies Escort Trucks Near James, in Plymouth county, not and that probably Mr. Clark would substitute for Walter H.

Newton and On Way To Teheran The captive party included Robert Streeper, of Columbus, Ohio, SIR GILBERT PARKER far from Sioux City, nine truckers Lawrence Richey, additional White House secretaries, when they go on vacation. early today congregated until Sheriff American consul and third secretary of the legation at Teheran; Cyril L. F. priations for expenditures to the figure estimated for revenues during the 1934 fiscal year. The chief difficulty grows out of the fact that the estimated revenues for the 193 fiscal year will remain uncertain until next March 15 when the income-tax reports on this calendar year's earnings are received and tabulated.

Income taxes collected in one-half of the 1934 fiscal year will be based on incomes for this year, DIMMED AUTHOR Rippey and his deputies arrived to furnish safe conduct. Thiel, of Chicago, American consul at Jerusalem, and Thomas A. Hickok, No Plans For Another Vacation Tanned by the sun and winds of th No Joint Meeting To Be Held There will be no joint meetings be About one hundred pickets watched American vice-consul at Jerusalem. the caravan move rapidly toward Sioux tween the managements and the work They were en route from Kermanshah English Writer Also Gained pected until then. The United Nazis and Centrists would command a Reichstag majority.

Speaker Goering issued a formal call for the next meeting of the Legislature Monday. Chancellor von Papen will go before the session with a signed and undated decree of dissolution, which he may promulgate to thwart any attempt to overthrow his Government. France Warns America Of Proposal's Menace Paris, Sept 6 (iTh-France has informed the United States that the cause of disarmament would be endangered if Germany's request for armsequality were approved, it was learned today from an official source. Indications were that Premier Edouard Herriot, in obedience to his interpretation of public sentiment would eschew direct negotiations with Berlin over the German request and would transfer the issue to the League of Nations and eventually to the disarmament conference. Collusion between Germany and Italy was charged tonight in the Herriot organ, Ere Nouvelle, whose editorial said that just as equality rights Would give Germany military supremacy, so would naval parity, another form of equality rights, assure Italy hegemony in the Mediterranean.

Doubts Its Success Massachusetts sea coast, Mr. Joslin said he had no plans for another vacation. He has used up less than one- They were provided with horses and to Teheran by automobile. Fame In Field Of ers' representatives in an effort to arrive at an amicable settlement of the issue, contrary to 'last proce The officials left Kermanshah at 10 City, preceded by Rippey, who previously had warned the strikers that a repetition of yesterday's violence, when 250 strikers attacked 14 trucks and caused injuries to four, would result in wholesale arrests. o'clock Thursday night, but were dure under which a voluntary cut of Another difficulty, according to the budget makers, is that in the current budget there is counted as a receipt $269,000,000 expected in payments from European countries on their indebtedness to this country.

There is slight halted at Sahneh by military road guards who reported that the Lurs ten per cent, in wages was made for hall of the enforced vacation which all Government workers must take this year. Under the economy bill no vacations with pay are allowed but each Government worker must take a furlough of twenty-five working days without pay. (Continued from Page 1) were on the warpath and that it one year, it was learned from an authoritative quarter. This voluntary character, half hero and half villain, would not be safe for the Americans Promises Probe At Cherokee In Dea Moines Attorney-General cut in wages will not be in effect after but essentially an adventurer and prospect of the Treasury receiving this to go through the Bitsorkh Pass by January 31, 1933, when the February preferably an adventurer of the north When Mr. Clark on Aueust 24 John Fletcher promised R.

G. Rodman, Cherokee county attorney, that a State agreement expires. woods, that Sir Gilbert won his way money and before the next fiscal year begins an agreement, either wiping out this sum by a moratorium or night. The travelers accepted the advice, spent the night in Sahneh and resumed their journey Friday morning. The railroad managements it is into the best-seller group.

returned to the main nighway, where they found their automobile abandoned by the Lurs. The Americans used the car for the return to Kermanshah. Governor Expresses Regret The Governor at Kermanshah, a former Kadjar prince, extended every courtesy to the Americans and expressed deep regret at the incident. He said he had received word of the capture at noon Friday and had dispatched all available troops about three regiments to effect a rescue. The Governor notified the Foreign Ministry at Teheran immediately he learned of the apture and made a second report as soon as he heard of the rescue.

denly appeared in Mr. Joslin's office the only explanation made was that But just as he began to reap the agent would be sent to Cherokee to investigate the shooting of fourteen pickets by unidentified men last the latter had gone on a "well-earned" greatly reducing, it may be reached. Only Two Resourses rewards of his work, he began to de known, will ask the labor officials to agree to one all-inclusive arbitration session in order to speed settlement of the issue. vacation and that Mr. Clark had coma Stripped To Underclothing The officials had not proceeded far vote more of his time to politics, and in 1900 became a member of Parlia Thus this amount, or a great part of it, will have to be made up either Nearly one hundred officers of the when they were set upon by a band to the White House for the duration of the campaign.

Subsequently it was learned Mr. Clark was not on the payroll and had not taken the oath of about 200 Lurs on a deserted ment from Gravesend, serving eighteen years. He was created a knight in by economies or taxation, if the bud Those To Be At Conference The following operating officers, in National Farmers' Holiday Association, sponsor of the strike, and Iowa chair get is to be balanced even on paper addition to Mr. Walber, will attend 1902, a baronet in 1915, and in 1916 was made a member of the Privy Council. a Presidential secretary.

men of the organization, conducted a closed meeting to consider the truce stretch of the road ten miles from any village. The consuls were pulled out of their automobiles, robbed, stripped to their underclothing and roughly for the 1934 fiscal year. President Hoover already has dedicated the 1934 the meeting in Chicago: The editorial concluded tha' it was Born In Canada they called last week, future policies For the Eastern Presidents' Confer fiscal year as one for an absolutely of the association, a program to be sub Sir Gilbert was born at Camden nee Charles W. Galloway, vice-pres mitted to Governors at a conference ident of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail East, OntariOt November 23, 1862, the balanced budget. In his message to Congress last December the President called for a bal doubtful if the combination would ever succeed, "for against the German-Fascist front, a Franco-Anglo-American front has been formed to defend peace and place an obstacle in the way of sill nationalist enterprise." Jobless Father Dies in Sioux City Friday, and finances.

would be prevented from clouding the realities of the wage question. A road Company, and H. A. Enochs, acting chief of personnel of the Pennsyl One spokesman for the association son of Captain Parker, a member of the Royal Academy. A ministerial career had been planned for him and he anced budget for this fiscal year, exclu majority of the railroad presidents are Getting Free Kindling said the session was marked by enthu vania Railroad Company.

sive of the $426,489,600 required for the opposed to any delay in service, siasm over progress in the five-weeks- obtained his early education at Ot For the Western Association of Rail sinking fund on the public debt. The tawa and his degree at Trinty Col way Executives W. F. Thiehoff, in old non-selling campaign and confidence that objectives can be achieved. claiming that the sooner the notices are posted the quicker a settlement of the question may be reached.

President explained that this expenditure could be covered by borrowing rom an omciai source it was learned that in her recent aide me-; moire to France, Germany gave the impression that unless she obtained lege, Toronto. charge of personnel of the Chicago, A resolution urging members to hold In 1886 he went to Australia and without increasing the public debt. But Burlington and Quincy Railraod; The main objective of the manage became associate editor of the Sydney he explained that in the 1934 fiscal year M. Jeffers, vice-president, in charge themselves in readiness for further strike orders was adopted and Gov. Dan W.

Turner of Iowa was called aausiaciion on me issue ot arms equality she would not participate in Morning Herald, remaining in news Man Killed, 20 Other Poverty-stricken Persons Injured In Collapse Of Old House Chicago, Sept. 6 (Trapped by the collapse of a partially dismantled house while salvaging kindling, one man was killed and twenty persons were injured tonight. The victims, residents of a poverty-ridden North Side industrial district, of operations of the Union Pacific ments is to have the matter cleaned up in all its aspects before the February agreement expires on January 31 he wanted the sinking fund requirement, which will be slightly higher further sessions of the disarmament Railroad, and J. T. G'U'ck, vice-presi paper work for four years.

While there he published a dramatic adaptation of upon to use his influence at the meet next. They recall that more than four than it was this year, covered by receipts, thus bringing all expenditures conference. Cabinet Meeting Due Today dent, in charge of operations of the Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul and Faust and two plays. ing of Governors to have instituted in the Middle West "an embargo upon all months were required last year to ne It is related that Sir Gilbert showed a into line by receipts.

Pacific Railroad. The Cabinet probably will meet to- foodstuffs from the Middle Western gotiate the voluntary reduction. Less than five months remain before the This means that the sinking-fund re group of his early stories to Archibald morrow for another discussion of the For the Southeastern Presidents' States at less than production costs." Forbes, famous war correspondent, German move. The expectation to February contract runs out and, since Delegates at today's session said they quirement for next year of something slightly more than $426,000,000 will have to be covered in the budget either seeking his assistance in having them night was that France would make Conference W. J.

Jenks, vice-president of operations of the Norfolk and Western Railroad; P. R. Albright, vice- had been offered the wood by the owner, who was having the ancient two-story structure wrecked. The dead man, Casper Shiba, 55, was the expected 20,000 farmers from four the problem is not to be subjected to amicable conferences out of which a no answer to the Berlin communica by reduced expenditures in other de published. Forbes told him they were "the finest collection ot titles" he had ever seen.

The young author then tore States would be in Sioux City at the time of the Governors' conference and president of operations of the Atlantic tion but would join in a concerted partments or by increased revenue voluntary agreement might evolve these executives feel that it will re reply to be framed after consultation that the Mayor of Sioux City had been from taxes. Uoast Line, and V. I). Mackay, in charge of personnel of the Southern up the manuscript and began writing father of several children. He had been unemployed for some time.

Most of the injured are women and i With the United States and with the quire at least 'six months to reach a asked for a permit for a farmers' the series known as Pierre and his Will Affect Two Decisions Lent To President It was explained he had been lent to the President for the duration of the campaign by Drug, the trading corporation of Louis K. Liggett, former Republican national committeeman from Massachusetts. It was said he would sever his corporate relations. It was a coincidence that Mr. Clark stepped out of Secretary Joslin's shoes the day Mr.

Coolidge's indorsement of President Hoover was announced. Hearings On Charges Against Judge Begun Federal Jurist In San Francisco Accused Of Improper Official Conduct San Francisco, Sept. 6 JP) Public hearing of charges of improper official conduct on the part of Federal District Judge Harold Louderback, of San Francisco, opened here today before an investigating subcommittee of the Judiciary Committee of the House of Representatives. Representative Summers Texas) presided, with Representative La Guardia N. and Browning (Dem, Tenn.) conducting the inquiry.

H. B. Hunter, who was named receiver for the Russell, Colvin Co. brokerage house in 1930, was the first witness. He said he had been paid $40,500 in fees for his work, lasting slightly over a year and that attorneys of record for all sides had received approximately $58,700.

On cross-examination by James M. Hanley, attorney for Judge Louder-back, Mr. Hunter admitted fees paid both to himself and to attorneys were allowed by the judge in open court without disagreement from any side. final conclusion. parade.

powers, which signed the recent Eu 'i ropean pact of confidence. People. These, Sir Gilbert often de Railway. To Prepare Formal Notice The examination of the budget esti It is estimated that if all the stages Members of the holiday association While those trapped were gathering mates by Mr. Roop and the decision clared, started him on his way to stiC' cess.

of procedure outlined under the Rail In addition to informing the United States that the cause of disarmament The main work of this committee seek to increase the prices of farm as to what limit should be placed on way Labor act are followed at least products by withholding the produce First Book In 1893 lumber on the ground floor and in the basement, police were told, some children ripped weather boarding will be to prepare the formal notices which must be filed by the manage would be harmed by acceding to Ger expenditures for the 1934 fiscal year from markets. The first of the series bearing that many's request, France is understood also will control two decisions which ments stating their intention of seek title was published in 1893 and there elso to have asserted that such action President Hoover must make before ing the reduction under the. Railway Threatens To Dump Milk 150 days would be consumed before the issue was settled. The management hopes to shorten the time by persuading the labor officials to pool the interests of all their members in one arbitration proceeding. came in quick succession Mrs.

Fal Congress meets. Labor act. from the outside, causing the weak ened supports to give way. Landing In Greenland chion, The Trail of the Sword, When The first is whether the payless fur. At Memphis Into River Valmond Came to Pontiac, Adventurer lough enforced on Government work' In addition to preparing this notice the committee will assemble data to fortify the management's contention that a twenty per cent reduction in of the North, The Seats of the Mighty, Memphis, Sept.

6 (IP) A Costs Hutchinson $180 and The Lane That Had No Turning, ers this fiscal year, which amounts to a pay reduction of 8 1-3 per will be continued next year and whether Denies He Removed i would endanger international condi- tions generally. Assurances were given that because French leaders realize Germany can- not be omitted from efforts to con- aolidate European peace, the German representations will be examined mi- i nutely. See Bid For Cooperation Some French commentators have Novels produced by Sir Gilbert dur threat to pour 40,000 gallons of Memphis' milk supply into the Mississippi river was made in a dairy price war Governor Territory Notifies the wage scale is justified. It is under' stood that the main basis of this con. ing the years he was in the House of Part Of Trust Fund the rate per ounce on first-class postage will be continued at 3 cents.

Both Commons included The Right of Way, here today. Danish Government Of Fine Imposed On Flyer tention will be that the cost of living has dropped more than this percent these provisions were enacted as tern Head Of Bush Terminal Company Fred Howard, business manager of Copenhagen, Denmark, Sept. 6 UP). Donovan Pasha, The Ladder of Swords, The Weavers, Northern Lights, Cumner's Son, the Judgment porary measures and will terminate the Independent Dairymen's Associa age wnue the railroad wages nave George Hutchinson, American flyer, on June 30 next, unless continued by tion, told a gathering of 150 producers been maintained. Answers Complaint Of His Two Daughters New York, Sept.

6 Irving leading party of eight, including his legislative act. House, You Never Know Your Luck that unless prices were raised by Sat' The managements intend to cite, it wife and two children, from New York Members of Congress have been de and The World For Sale. Among his urday the milk will be dumped into was learned, the tact that labor Bush, president of the Bush Terminal Company, filed an affidavit in court to London over the air route, luged with complaints regarding the the river as a protest. taken the position that the German move represented a real effort on the part of the Berlin Government to es-i tablish a workable entente with France on the vital question of armaments as part of general cooperation between the two nations. spokesmen many years ago put them.

was fined 1,000 kroner (approximate increased postal rate and already later works are Wild Wood, 1919; No Defense, 1920; Carnac's Folly, 1922; The Power of Glory, 1925, and There's the selves on record to the effect that the He persuaded assembled dairymen to delay a "dairymen's holiday" until rise and fall in the wage scale should ly $180) by the Governor of Southern Greenland for landing in Greenland after a massmeeting Friday night. At there is talk of not renewing the 3-cent rate" beyond this fiscal year and forcing the Postoffice Departnent to Man, 1927. be adjusted to parallel the course of without a permit. cost of living indices. the meeting, Howard said, a committee will be appointed to confer with Sir Gilbert was the author of several non-fiction works, among them Old R.

H. Campbell, British Minister Plenipotentiary to France, discussed today in opposition to a motion of his daughters, Mrs. Beatrice Bissell and Mrs. Eleanor' Allan, both of Pasadena, to force him to return securities they allege he removed from a trust fund from which they receive income. The affidavit declared Bush had The Governor, notifying the Danish reorganize its operations so as to Disagreement Over Date Government of the penalty today, eliminate the necessity for this addi One of the major tasks of the com' operators of milk plants Saturday.

If Not, Into The River It Goes i the German memorandum with Pre mier Herriot last week, but an said Hutchinson's conduct since arriv tional revenue. Incidentally despite mittee will be to determine the date Quebec, and The World in the Cm cible, a book of the World War pub lished in 1915. In U. S. During World War ing at Godthaab had been exemplary nouncement of Britain's attitude when the notices shall be posted, and that he had expressed sincere re the increased postal rate there was a deficit of $15,000,000 in the Postoffice Department for the first two months awaits the return to London of Sir There is some disagreement within gret for his error.

The Governor said "If the representatives are successful in negotiating a better price," he added, "the milk will be delivered to the plants. If not, the whole supply taken no securities from the fund and pointed out that the complaint in an John Simon, the Foreign Secretary, Soon after entering Parliament, Sir the three regional presidents' con of this fiscal year. he did not know yet when the Hutch insons would continue their flight. Joseph Paganon, Under Secretary of action by his daughters for "restora ferences as to the date. Considerable Gilbert gained recognition by his State at the Foreign Office, expressed will be dumped into the river." The dairymen are asking $2.25 tion" by Bush of two trust funds was not signed by them but only by vigorous imperialistic policies, advocat ing tariff reform and imperialistic pref sentiment exists to withhold the no tices until after the Presidential elec Body Of Missing Man hundred pounds for eighty per cent confidence that both the United States and Britain would favor the French view that Germany should not rearm.

their attorneyt tion in order that political issues Congress Would Abolish Death Penalty In Spain milk, for which they are now recelv FoundlSearLeonardtown Benjamin Graves, 55, Died From erences. He organized the imperial universities conference in London in 1903; was chairman of the Imperial South African Association for nine Selling Coal Since 1868 GREAT VALLEY THE BEST A. HARD COAL $8.00 ton Nut ton No. 2 $10.00 ton No. 3 ton Special $9.75 ton A.

P. Shutt Coal Company 110 N. Eutaw St. PLaza 1595 or UNIV. 7130 ing $1.67, and $1.90 a hundred for twenty per cent, milk, on which they Insists On "Security" Approves Reforms Of Penal Code Chicago sTeachers Out Of Luck Natural Causes, Physician Says M.

Paganon discussed the issue in an address to an audience of farmers years; chairman of the Small Owner now collect 70 cents. The former is used for drinking purposes and the Including 20-Year Maxlmiri Prison Sentence ship Committee, which he founded, Leonardtown, Sept. 6 (fP) The at Uriage, near Urenobie. tie was ftioted as saying that if Germany and also was chairman of the Special Except In Capones Old Hangout latter for manufacture of dairy prod ucts. body of Benjamin Graves, 56-year-old Committee on Small Ownership.

Madrid, Sept. 6 0P-The Congress today approved reforms of the penal code of 1870 intended to suppress the Spanish-American War veteran, was i wants equality in armaments France Sweet milk is retailing at 8 cents a wants assurance for its national secur I ity. death penalty and reduce the maxl Sir Gilbert made several visits to the United States and frequently went to Arizona for rest and recreation. He was in this country during the first two Cicero Only Suburb To Open Schools With All Sal quart. Two years ago it sold for 15 cents a quart.

Dairymen claim they are unable to pay feed costs at that mum prison sentence to twenty years "France is not isolated," he said, found today in a clump of brush near here. He had been missing from his home for a week. Dr. F. Greenwell, of Leonard-town, said Graves died of natural causes.

His funeral will be held The new penal code abolishing the price. death sentence and life imprisonment and one-half years of the World War, aries And Bills Paid In Full Others, With No Cash For Faculties, Face Short Terms "England and the United States are in complete communion of ideas with us." Ma Ferguson's Majority- was submitted to the Spanish Cabinet being in charge of British publicity in America. November 11. As submitted, approval of the code Over Sterling 3,870 By the Associated Press dent of the Cicero School Board. "And Chicago.

Sept. 8 Thousands of) by the National Assembly would permit the legislation to stand for two years pending codification of a permanent statute. Originally the maximum sentence would have been thirty the HOSIEEiV SE10P 215 NORTH CHARLES ST. Going-Out-of -Business we won't have to issue tax warrants Texas Democratic Executive Com mlttee To Canvass Gubernatorial Vote Monday youngsters trudged back to class rooms in Chicago suburbs today and itlber or any other form of scrip to do it, either." itteff years, and occasional drunkenness Dallas, Texas, Sept. 6 (0 Mrs.

hundreds of teachers greeted them In Oak Park 7,000 children had was proposed as an extenuating cir Miriam (Ma) Ferguson's majority over with a cordiality tempered by thoughts three weeks added to their summer cumstance in all crime. Gov, R. S. Sterling for the Democratic of unpaid bills, empty pocketbooks the school opening date Gubernatorial nomination reached and long overdue salaries. being deferred until September 26, 3,870 votes today as final and complete Teachers in Chicago proper, like' returns were received by the Texas Ten teachers have been dismissed and the schools will attempt to struggle wise unpaid, will not return to class' Election Bureau.

along with expenditures at fifty per The total vote at the August 27 rooms until next week, seven days after usual opening date. In addi Cent, of normal, urimary was 851,818, divided as fol 1 River Forest schools open a month tion to an average of three months lows: later, on October 1, and may be closed Father Is Indicted For Kidnapping Son H. Jenkins, Louisville, Vanishes From Dallas, Texas, With Boy, 10 Dalas, Texas, Sept. 6 (JPjA. kidnapping indictment was returned today against Hubert J.

Jenkins, of Louisville, in connection with the disappearance of his son, Hugh Bradford Jenkins, 10, grandson and heir of the Mrs. Ferguson 477,844 salary due them from last term, there was no immediate prospect for many at the end of the first semester, it Sterling 473,974 was announced. Likewise troubled by Albert Sidney Johnson, chairman of CAN BE BOUGHT IN BALTIMORE ONLY AT THE STIEFF SALESROOMS 17 N. Liberty Street And WYMAN PARK DRIVEWAY Df.dk Do not confuse the Stieff Rose Pattern with any other pattern of similar name. All Stieff Silver is Stamped "Stieff" cash shortages, the fashionable North the State Democratic executive com of the teachers being paid for their services this year.

In some instances there was no cash available to purchase coal for the schools or pay over Shore suburbs of Evanston, Will mittee, said he had received returns mette and Kenilworth will open either from all counties and would have one or two weeks late. due bills to building contractors. them tabulated for submission to the committee when it meets in Lubbock late Mayor T. L. Bradford, of Dallas.

Teachers in metropolitan Chicago, Only in Cicero, scorned by the more After 21 years of service to our friends of Baltimore, this Shop will now close its doors. In order to effect a quick and final Clearance of the entire stock everything has been reduced to cost and less. Everything Must Be Sold By September 30 Including Fixtures ON THAT DAY OUR LEASE EXPIRES The boy, known as the "million where the schools open next Monday effete suburbs for years as the head Monday to canvass the vote. face an even -more dreary financial! dollar baby," had been in custody of The committee will make' recom quarters of Al Capone, did the schools open with all salaries and bills paid jnendations the next day to the Demo prospect. The 14,000 teachers have the Mayor until his death, August 22.

$10,145,183 due them for the last three ejor Bradford left an estate valued in full. cratic State convention. Governor months of the 1931-32 term. In addi- at considerably more than $1,000,000. Sterling, despite his apparent defeat.

"We have ample funds to educate our 10,000 elementary and high school tion, $3,034,000 was due to janitors, The boy was one of the three princi- has asserted he was elected by the engineers and other school employes, pal heirs. students," aald Frank J. Petru, presi "lawful vote.".