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THE EVENING NEWS, HARRISBURG, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1925 4 PAGE TWENTY-FOUR reign News Former WoMemler Now Censors Soyiet Fo i innesota Miner, Sent 1YI EflTBIES FOR TOMORROW Witness in Alimony Suit Tells of Week-End Parties To Jail by Judge Landis, Holds Important Post nu United Press mitchell probe iaste; charge Fugitive's Board Armor Saves Him From Bullets But Results in Capture By United Press RICHMOND, 9. Making an improvised suit of armor out of thick pine boards, Harvey Campeau, 19, braved the bullets of prison guards in a dash for liberty from Virginia penitentiary here. Bullets plowed into the boards but did not injure Campeau. He shed his wooden suit after leaking the prison walls but a policeman captured him before he had gone more than a few yards. The boards found outside were dotted with bullets, none of which had penetrated.

Campeau, who is from Philadelphia was serving fifteen years on From Page One International. News Service PORTLAND, Maine, Sept. 9. Veek-end parties at Port Chester, jj. were described today by Jean F.

V. Hermet, former French diplomat, testifying in the suit of Mrs. Lauretta M. Osgood, former actress, against her one-time husband, Dr. Charles Osgood, millionaire physician of New York and Windham, Maine for increased alimony.

Hermet, World War hero, a fiancee of Mrs. Osgood, told how he accompanied her in her automobile to Port Chester when she was living in West Seventy-third street, New York. 5 The young Frenchman reiterated his love for the comely Coney Island FIRST. $1400; claiming, maiden, 2-vear-olds; five furlongs: Holly Girl, 111; x-Kango Flight, 106; Elmha Lee, 114 Marial Barton, 111; x-Bess Mc-Cann, 106; Bootsie, x-Hampton Miss, 106; Lola Montez, 111. SECOND? $1400; claiming, all ages, 5 furlongs: x-Shotwell, 90; fi x-Petti-bocker, 112; x-Flapper Girl, 88; Batty H.

112; x-Wuhu. Day, 111; x-Medina, 107; x-Little Gypsy, 104. THIRD. $1400; claiming, maiden, 2-year-olds; five furlongs: Kandy Jar, 111; x-Suzanne 106; Impact, 111 Happy Hobo, 114; 108 Squire Park, 114; x-Vera. 106; x-Emma 106; x-Ace of Diamonds, 109.

FOURTH. $1600; claiming, 3-year-olds up; one mile: x-Dandyi, Brush, 106; x-Pablo, 105; Lady Audrew, 104; x-San Silk, 102; x-War Idol, 96; x-Re-liable, 101. FIFTH. $5000; added all ages handicap; six furlongs: Starbeck, 105; Gibbons, 119; Supremus, 107; o-Ar-cady, 114; a-Sandhurst, 100; Carac-tus, 110; Creampuff, 95; Reputation, 108; Foreign Relations, 105. Rowe entrv.

MOSCOW, Sept. 9. The wheel of fate picked up a Minnesota miner and member of the I. W. whirled him through a series of dramatic adventures and has now flung him into the job of -chief censor in the Moscow foreign office.

George Andreychine, for many years a digger of ore along the Mesaba range, arrested, tried and sentenced by Judge K. M. Landis to twenty years' imprisonment at the sensational Chicago trial of I. W. in 1918 is today the man who controls the stream of news from the Soviet union to the American Long Branch FIRST.

$700; claiming 2-year-olds up; 6 furlongs: x-Wrinkles, 102; Rose of Wikiup, 107; Miss Sea Lady, 107; Unionville, 110. SECOND. $700; claiming 3-year-olds up; 6 furlongs: Powder Flash, 103; Flora, 107; Scrivitor, 117 Benor-ion, 105; Romping Lad, 112; Countess Emmy, 117. THIRD. $700; claiming 3-year-olds up; 6 furlongs: x-Flea, 107; x-Liberio, 112; x-Boxwood, 114; Topi, 110; Leprechaun, 112; Lady Gaffney, 117.

FOURTH. $800; claiming 3-year-olds UP! 6 furlongs: x-Lord Darnley, 102; 108; Cave Woman, 113; Director, 103; Trevan, 110. FIFTH. $700; claiming 3-year-olds up; 6 furlongs: x-Swing, 107; Flying Ford, 112; x-Eltryim, 112; Cabin Maid, 107; x-Smooth Ice, 112; Harp of Prophecy, 112. SIXTH.

$800; claiming 3-year-olds up; 6 furlongs: x-Kirk Lady, 105; Seamimic, 106; Padlock, 107; Eve Fox, 110; Tricky 100; x-Full Anti, 105; Rosita, Venizelos, 106., SEVENTH. $700; claiming 4-year-old up; one and one-sixteenth miles: American Soldier, 104; Tipsy, Dance, 104; Our Flag, 109; x-Summer Sigh, 104; Wrack Horn, 109; Admirer, 112. x-Apprentice allowance claimed. Cloudy and good. i FAR FROM HERE SEVERAL Steelton anglers recently had the experience of fishing in a district where fish are so plentiful that eels are thrown into the discard.

They spent three days in a camp on the St. John's river, a few miles from Frederic-ton, New' Brunswick, Canada. Justice of the Peace Frank A. Stees. M.

A. Cumbler. H. A. Sellers Fort Sam Houston.

They also pointed out that Colonel Nugent's mileage cost here alone would amount to $250. Complete Staff It was pointed out that the local Army inspector's, office has a complete and competent staff to handle any investigation that might develop in the five states of the 8th Corps area. "If an investigation is desired I am eager to have it, but it must be pntire.lv nublic and all the evidence conviction for robbing the Clifton FARMER HERO IN DIRIGIBLE FALL1 SHARON, Ohio, Sept. 9. The laurels of heroism settled today upon the head of Ernest Nichols, sturdy Sharon farmer, who is accredited with saving the lives of-seven members of the crew of the wrecked Shenandoah.

Not until today was it learned that Nichols, aided by a rope dropped by frantic members of the crew, anchored the fore section of the huge craft after she cracked and had soared ten miles from where the first section came down. On that momentous morning Nichols heard a peculiar noise outside his unpretentious farm house. When he thrust his head out of the door he saw the fore section of the Shenandoah hovering above him with seven men clinging frantically to her broken cabin rail. "Grab the rope and tie it to something," the men called to Forge bank. It was his third un successful attempt to escape.

and Ralph Eckels composed the press. "Ts it true. Mr. Hermet, that Given Respite Poioacod from Leavenworth pen you are in love with Mrs. Osgood he was asked.

WIFEELOPE must be published," said Colonel Mitchell today in reference to the itentiary in 1921 after spending two and one-half years, "making little ones out of big ones at the rock pile, Andreychine was allowed i "And you intend to marry her?" "Oh, yes I do," returned Hermet, adding that he hoped it would be HUSBAND SEEKS SIXTH. $1600; claiming, 3-year-olds up; 11-16 miles: x-Colonel Warnpr. 94: x-Plus Ultra, 109; x-Sam a brief respite to arrange ay-ni ViiirVipr court. Radical the near luture. Had $500 Savings 101; x-Marjorie 90; Pay- action taken by the War department to investigate his severe criticism of the country's defense system.

Colonel Mitchell said he knew nothing of any- investigation of himself except what he had read in fishing party. Stees said he and his companions were much surprised when they saw the Canadians dislodge three-foot eels from their hooks and leave them to die on the banks of the river. likeYhem IN order to increase their respect for the despised eel, Stees one morning invited- a number of the Canadians to a breakfast, the "pieces de resistance" of which were fried eels. After partaking of tli2 repast, the guests reluctantly admitted that snaky-looking fish was rather acceptable to the palate. Hermet had $500 in- savings when he landed in New York.

He man. 104: Noealcs, 108. friends put up $11,000 bail and Andreychine rushed, to Chicago, consulted Clarence Darrow and $10,000 DAMAGE SEVENTH. $1500; claiming, 3-year-ile and 70 yards: x-Mi- had been attache in charge of pub lawvprs and then to xne licity wtih the French delegates in 1919 and was assisted Dy a secre SPAIN FINALLY LANDS SOLDIERS amazement ol nis menus ami police alike suddenly vanished on trm-v dav he was to return to kado, 106; x-Buck, 94; x-Mervina, 91; x-Julia Lee, 91; Widgeon, 105; Ben Franklin, 102; x-Seth's Alibi, 100; x-Firetoma, 100. x-Apprentice allowances claimed.

Clear and fast. Nichols, excitedly. Nichols tethered -the awkward section to a tree stump in his front By United Press PARIS, Sept. 9. Spanish troops, lodged flrmlv within eight miles of the Kansas prison to serve the remainder of his term.

There followed a game of fox and hounds. The police 'trailed him to a street in Greenwich Village, New York City, but he slipped past them as they mounted the stairs to arrest him and he turned up in RADIO In a $10,000 damage suit filed in thte Dauphin County court today Eli Solar, of Steelton, alleges Mr. and Mrs. Joe Dmitrovich, also of Steelton, helped" his wife, Mary Solar, to elope with Rade Rodic last Friday. According to counsel for Solar, Mr.

and Mrs. Dmitrovich entertained the eloping couple in their home' on South Fourth street, Steelton, and, it is alleged aided Mrs. Solar to pack and. remove her clothing from the Solar home, nearby. Tr is contended bv Solar that he i 1 A JJ: I yard and the men slid to satety.

The broken ship, tugging at its moorings, tore the roof from the Nichols smokehouse and the garage. The citizens of Sharon intend to ask for official recognition of Nichols' valiant aid. their dogged and bloody landing i rrHE Steelton pafty kept in close 1 touch with civilization while at tary and a stenographer. Previously he operated a tourist agency in Paris, he testified. He had lived in rooming houses in New York while wooing Mrs.

Osgood. Mrs. Osgood would not marry him in Paris because she would not risk losing custody of her 10-year-old son Henry. Later in New York, he testified, he bought his $900 automobile with a $600 bonus paid him by the fur firm for which he is salesman. In the Summer of 1923, he admitted, Mrs.

Osgood was with him part of the time on vacation and testified to week-end visits to Port Chester and Rye, N. Y. the press. He declared that it made no difference to him whether he is in the Army or out of it and that if the "bureaucracies" wish to throw him out they have the power to do so. "If the War Department does not like the statements I made let them take any disciplinary action they see fit, according to their judgment, court-martial or no court-martial," declared the colonel, and he added: Probe Needed "The investigation that is needed is of the War and Navy Departments and their conduct in the disgraceful administration of aviation." lie continued: "The board making the investigation, if there is one, should be comDosed of representative Ameri camp, having as a part of their equipment a portable radio outfit, which disnensed American jazz Blue Bonnets FIRST.

$G00; claiming, 3-ycar-olds up; 5 furlongs: Fair and 104; Love Pirate. 102; Miss Holland, 109; Lady lone, 109; Kirkfield, 105; Derelict, 105; Good Kail, 100; Cocksure, 102; Ula, 109; Charlie Pepper. 100; Mike, 109; Ambulance, 106.. SECOND. $600; claiming, 2-year-olds; 5 furlongs: Barracks, 110; Eggnog, 107; Double Rainbow, 107; Earl Combs, 107; Southwest, 100; Sarmadowa, 103.

THIRD. $600; claiming, 3-year-olds up; 7 furlongs: Fluffy Ruffles, 116; Caledon. 113; War Tank, 102; Shepherd of the Hills, 105; Gallant Greek, 114; Catamaran, 113. FOURTH. $800: 2-year-olds; 5V4 Hamburg, Germany.

Landed in Germany Once on German territory, it was a simple matter to arrange his journey to Soviet Russia and Andreychine, "wanted" by the police of forty-eight states, arrived From bis earlv youth has been damaged to the extent of $10,000 by reason ol tne assistance given by the defendants to the spouse. Mrs. Solar, who is about 3.2 when he belonged to the armed vnnminc the mountains of action at Alhucemas ssay are preparing to pound the Riffin chieftain into surrender. Whether the entire Spanish contingent has landed is not revealed. Reports of the spectacular bombardment followed by landing at Cebadilla, shows that this cost forty Spanish lives while the Rif-fian losses were greater.

For two days the guns of the Spanish fleet kept up a withering fire. Meanwhile from the air, four French escadrilles were delivering to Krim a message of death as they bombed his important towns, Ajdir, Chochauen and Taberrant. The Spanish official communique is extremely brief, but some press reports indicate that the Spanish shins mav have suffered consider- Macedonia, Andreychine had been while the Steeltonites were pulling in Canadian salmon, perch and eels. Four of the salmon caught weighed more than four pounds each, according to Stees. Among the ones who visited the camp were V.

A. Louden, comptroller of New Brunswick; John A. Reid, formei1 mayor of Frederic-ton, capital of the province, and "Uncle" Henry Braithwaite, the first white man to act as guide to fishing and hunting parties in New Brunswick. BEAUTIES GREET used to these tuts witu sn bis escape from furlongs: Meerchaum, 110; lattnng, DISTRIBUTE BIG 1 MINER PAYROLL By United Press SCRANTON, Sept. 9.

Distribution! of the largest payroll in-the history of the anthracite region was started today by the anthracite operators. This pay is for the last two weeks; of August and will approximate It is being paid out to approximately 157,000 men for a fort-1 night's work. Individual coal companies are distributing as high as $1,600,000 and on one payroll more than 200 workers are listed for pays of over $200 for Race Results From Page One years old, is said to have taken her 12-year-old daughter with her but left a son, 9, at home. The complaining husband also says his wife took bank funds belonging to him. Rodic had been a boarder at cans instead of members of the Army and Navy bureaucracies.

"Let its members be from the East and West of our country, from the North and South and men from the fields and factories as well as from the counting houses and 115; Brevet, 115; tieretnx, nu; ai tnrk. 115. America was only one episode of a lively career. Pirt a member of the executive FIFTH. $600; claiming, 3-year-olds un: one mile: Black Sand, 104 tho trade -union interna- the Dmitrovich home.

The n-nA Cnlm- -fnmilips are the industries. Then, and only theffrovich ilUVItll tionale, Andreychine soon' became a flannel shirted banker at one of OlIU uwiu Tfcighbors. The husband's papers the leading financial institutions oi t. OMriot union, the Bank of In were filed by Victor eraauocK. 1 ablv from Riff artillery fire before Shanks, 8 to 5, 1 to 2.

Titan, 111, Catrone, 1 to 3. Time 1.13. Also ran: Harry Baker, Jae Marrone III, Sleepy Head. FOURTH. $3500; added, two year olds; 7 furlongs: Bubbling Over, 122, Johnson, 1 to 4, out, out.

Epinoso, 112, Maiben, out, out. Time: 122. Only two starters. will we begin to get at the actual facts involved in this proposition and remove it from petty politics and mire of bureaucratic repres- tney succeeuuu i cicaiws a oj for their landing parties. One message so far unconfirmed even claims that the Spanish lost sev sion.

dus. At a local poll he was elected to the Moscow Soviet. And now at the age of 31 he is dictator over the foreign corre-onnnHp-nts in Without his KING NEPTUNE 'S PLANES Loughstorm, 111; Jamima, 102; Blossom House. Ill; Hartelle, 96; Doughnut; 115; Lagoon, 109; Jocose, 103; Myrtle Crown, 102; Lucky Antoine. 105.

SIXTH. $800; claiming, 3-year-olds up; 7 furlongs: Sand Pile, 101; x-Betty Maloney, 104; Rosamond, 99; Muskallonge, 106; Trigger, 101; Merulina, 106; Allin All, 114. SEVENTH. $800; claiming, 3-year-olds up; mile and a furlong: Lady Choco, 112; Sir Galahad II, 113; Shindy, 108; Byron, 111; Lexington Maid, 110; Yakima, 113. Apprentice allowance claimed.

Clear and fast. eral transports before success came to them yesterday. By United Press WASEflNGTOM, Sept. 9. A trial surpassing the Scopes evolution case in public interest is expected to follow the War Depart-ts investigation of whether TO CARRY MAIL the two weeks period.

On the back of the due bills some of the coal companies' have printed numerous statements dealing with, the strike. These blame- soft coal influence for bringing about tho refer to the heavy loss in wages the miners are suffering and repeats the readiness of the operators to' have the wage dispute submitted to arbitration. "Sooner or later the question must be arbitrated," reads the duebills, "hence why prolong the proceedings." United Press DETROIT, Sept. 9. Through an By United Press ATLANTIC CITY, Sept.

9. With the appearance from the sea of jolly old King Neptune and his son Triton accompanied by the customary mermaids, the mammoth beauty pageant which has drawn the fairest daughters of sixty-seven cities to compete for a modern golden apple gets Ainder way this afternoon. Russian news gains no access to the mails and cables. Widow of Famous Actor Opens Dramatic School By United Press NEW (LONDON, Sept. 9.

A school of acting will be opened here shortly by Beatrice Cameron nf Richard Mansfield Out of Tangier came other reports that the Riffians had mined the beach and waters at Alhucemas Bay, thus making the Spanish task extremely dangerous. That the final landing have have come about through a ruse is deemed possible here. The Spanish ships may have shunted their positions at the last moment to secure a more favorable landing site. In Long Branch FIRST. $800; claiming, three year olds up; 5 furlongs: Servitor, 115, Bonham, 3.60, 2.95, 2.40.

Playful, 109, McTague, 13.60, 6.60. Armorer, 107; Burns, 2.90. Time: 111 2-5. Also ran: Pondi, Golden Wings, Bocky, Rockasta. SECOND.

$700; claiming, up; 5 furlongs: Benorionr 100, Buck, 21.55, 8.30, 4.20. Isobel 105. Mann, 5.00, 3.40. Miss Etta, 115, Mc-Alaney, 2.75 Time 111 3-5. Also ran: Shiner II, Mover of Men, Bugle, Topi.

-THIRD. $800; claiming, 5Va furlongs: Miss Blaze, 106, Mann, 3.80, 2.60, 2.25. John Finne-gan, 108, McAlaney, 3.65, 3.25. Fred Dubner, 108, Corey, 3.50. Time, 1.12.

Also ran: Bruce, Peter Brush, Blue Canyon. agreement reached luesaay De-tween Henry Ford and Postmaster General Harry S. New, Ford airplanes are expected to be carrying mail between Detroit and Chicago within a few weeks. The Ford company has been operating a daily schedule on its air The dav is eriven over to an in Belmont Park FIRST. Claiming, 2-year-olds; 5 furlongs: Selda Leighton, 99; Nettie Sweep, 112; x-Green Blazes, 111; x-Tea Ball, 113; Brosehoover, 113; Sweet Inver, 112; Green Dragon, 113; Sand Hills, 102; Calumet, 115; Forlorn, 102; Huntsman, 102; Surprise Party, 108; -The Seer, 102; x-Granc2 Bcv, 113; Herkert.

102. SECOND. Selling handicap, 3-year-olds un: about 2 miles: Vox Populi formal display of the charms of the visiting beauties and a naval freight line between ueiroit anu parade on the beach, lomorrow, the judging of the girls, one of Chicago for several monms. i. also recently inaugurated a Cleve whom is to be crowned "Miss and herself a famous actress in the days when she was his leading lady, in association with members of the New London Little Theater Guild.

Incorporation papers have been obtained for the Richard Mansfield Players of New London, with an authorized capitalization of $50,000. Plavs will be produced in the old Mansfield home here. Ruth Putnam Mason and A. R. Maservey will be associated with Mrs.

Mansfield and ir, oil tli various branches of Col. William Mitchell made reported charges of "incompetency, criminal negligence and almost treason" against the War and Navy Departments. Mitchell, after his demotion from assistant chief of air service for lesser criticism before a House committee last winter, is reported ready to reaffirm charges he made through the press. The general staff has ordered Col. George A.

Nugent, inspector general's office, to proceed at once to San Antonio to get his statement. The court-martial probably will meet in San Antonio or Washington within a month. It will be public. Though Mitchell will be placed under arrest when charges are served on him he will not be confined. Mitchell's conviction for insubordination or disrespect is antici- America" commences.

land branch of its line. Late Afternoon Awards At Dauphin County Fair The judges at the Harrisburg-Dau-phin County Fair, late this afternoon, announced the following awards for poultry and egg exhibits: Rock cocks: Samuel Reinhart, first, second and third prizes. Rock hens: first, Harry Sauers; second and third, Samuel Reinhart. Rock cockerels: Harry Schoffschall; second, Eveline Clauser; third, Mary Mertz. Rock pullet: first, second and third.

Richard O. Scheirer. Rock pen of four hens and one cock: Harry Sauers. Unofficial observers declare that II. 140; Moseley, 144; Crest Hill, New announced that he was returning to Washington and would 1 137; Houyhnhnym, 148.

THIRD. Claiming, 3-year-olds up; the galaxy of pulchritude this year exceeds in good looks all previous pageants. Certain it is that the judges will be sorely tried, judging from a preliminary glimpse of 6 furlongs: Summer Time, 103; Lu- nine. 108: Thunderbolt, 108; x-Well the theater will bfe opened this fall. Finder.

112: Storm King, 117: Wild Lane. 107: Play Hour, 103; Charles some of the beauties who frolicked any event according to the Spanish version the final landing action lasted only a half hour and was accompanied by little resistance from the Riffian defenders. Krim, however, is not beaten yet. Reports from Morocco indicate that he is massing forces on the western front and is preparing to met the shock of the joint Franco-Spanish drive. Krim is faced by a line of iron, according to advices from well informed observers.

The French and Spanish have soldered the links in their army chain between Larache on the Atlantic coast and the ancient center of Ouezzan. So now there is a grim line to oppose the Moors from Tetuan to Taza. The French are estimated to have 150,000 men now in Morocco while the Spanish forces are estimated at not more than 75,000. Blue Bonnets FIRST. $600; claiming, three year olds up; 5V4 furlongs: Buena Vista, 168, Claver, 2.95, 2.50, 2.50.

Northern Star, 111, Erickson, 2.20, 2.75. Beau Nash, 105, Young, 6.70. Time: 106 3-5. Also ran: Attoo, Stayon, Betty Mae, Martini. SECOND.

$600; claiming 3-year-olds up; 5V4 furlongs: Good Kail, Demarco, 103; Panic, 107; Frigate, Editor Appeals Fine in their one piece bathing suits 108; Kit Carson. 112; Julie, 10b. this Wyandotte cockerel: first and sec FOURTH. Three-year-oias; mue Among those who romped to shortly advertise ior uiua xui mc mail route. Ford agreed to bid and New considered it a mere formality before opening of the new route.

Within two weeks the present Ford service to Chicago, now consisting of a single daily round trip starting at noon each day, will be augmented by another plane. In all likelihood the additional plane will make only one-way trips, starting about 3 o'clock in the afternoon. There will be no night flying at present. Needle Gun, 103; Overall, 112; Maid at Arms, 114; Zeppyretta, 107; By gether in friendly play for the benefit of the camera were Miss St. ond.

Samuel Reinhart. Wyandotte pullet: first, second and third, Samuel Reinhart. Wyandotte pen of four hens and one cock: first, Paul H. Grimm. Wyandotte pen of four rmtpd.

Punishment, which is nxea Hisself, 103; Bright Steel, 104; Primrose, 106. Paul. Miss Milwaukee, Miss Seat by the court, is not limited by FIFTH. Two-year-olds, maidens; statute. But the expected sentence tle, Miss Minneapolis, Miss Little Rock, Miss Sioux City, Miss Elgin 6 furlongs: Onwing, 115; Taken, of dismissal from the Army can pullets and one cockerel: nrst ana second, Samuel Reinhart.

115: Dress Parade. 115; Nomad, 115; In "Gossip Law" Case COVINGTON, 9. Bruce I. Susong, editor of the Kentucky Post, a Scripps-Howard newspaper, filed a new action today in an effort to appeal to a higher court the 15 fine imposed upon him by Judge L. L.

Manson, for alleged violation of the new Kentucky gossip law. Because of the smallness of the fine, appeal was forbidden and Susong today filed suit under the declaratory judgment act, hoping to force his case to a higher tribunal. Susong Manson was pre and Miss San i ranclsco. Hangon, 115; Forlorn, 115; Hunts only be recommended by the court and reviewing board. The Presi- Leghorn cock: nr3t, uiauae n.

noii- man, 115; Nero, 115. man; second, r. u. iiramermun. leg A "beauty special bringing fifty-five of the contestants from Hpnt nlnne can order it.

SIXTH. Claiming, 3-year-olns up; 1W; Chalmers, 4.70, S.15, 2.60.. Bee-bee, 112, Burns, 3.25, 2.50. Tarascon, 112, Ford, 2.70. Time 109.

Also ran: Morganatic, Mike, Dependence, Dear Variety, Village of Hit, Lustrosa, Ambulance, Miss Hoagland, Bessie Bee, Blossoms. THIRD. $800; claiming, 2-year-olds; 6 furlongs: Cinderetta, 106; Romanelli, 3.60, 3.50, 2.50. Spring Branch, 102. Bourassa, 3-75, 2.50.

If and Ands, 102. Moore, 2.90. Time 1.14. Also ran: Mulligan, Kitty B. horn hen: first, Mrs.

a. a. oiron; second, Stone Glen Fruit and Poultry An arrav of Dromineni defense 14 miles': x-Vi Barnum, 106; Flagon, Philadelphia drew into Atlantic 106; Batterup, 120; llkes-Barre, counsel, equal to that of the evolution case, mav narticinate if 114; Humorette, 105. BOROTA-TILDEI Farm; third, Claude ttotiman. Leghorn pullet: first, second and third, P.

D. immerman. Leghorn pen -of four pullets and one cockerel: first, PARIS, Sept. 9. The Spanish Mitchell uses his nrivileges of City Tuesday and disgorged such loveliness the yellow taxi men forgot to turn their flags down.

The New York delegation, with all five boroughs of the city and several x-Apprentice allowance claimed. Clear and fast. calling civil lawyers. John Trimmer; second, W. I.

Yotty. judiced and deliberately assessed the small fine to deprive him of right of march upon Abd El Knm's capital has begun. The French foreign office was informed today that Spanish forces which landed after dogged bombardment and in face of hardy The following special prizes in As in the Scopes trial, the major legal battle will be over admissibility of evidence. Mitchell will try poultry were given: Kock hens; Mrs. Horses Scratched Susong was arresieu muuu carried a story saying Covington was FIRST CUP TILT fiti United Press PHILADELPHIA, Sept.

9. The first match of the Davis Cup chal-lpnce round will be a battle tomor to substantiate his charges of Riffian resistance at Alhucemas Bay, stronghold. broke" a month alter tax collec tions. Wheeling Radio Man Hurt in Air The War Department will object that Mitchell's conduct, and not the aircraft controversy, is the sole issue before the court. The "law officer" of the court is exoected to rule on the basis of the 2.

Murphy. 3. Saran, Execution, Little Pal. row between Jean Borotra, the French ace, and Bill Tilden, on the courts at Manheim, according to the drawings held here today. outlying districts represented, drew especial attention.

In this group is Kathryn Ray, the show girl, whose entrance into the contest caused the withdrawal of Ruth Malcolmson, last year's "Miss America." Earl Carroll, who employs Miss Ray, is one of the Although Miss Mary Katherine Campbell, who won the title in 1922 and 1923 is present and will serve informally as "Miss America" in Miss Malcolmson's absence, the Ohio beauty is not competing this year. Crash Leaves For Home The Ulster. Beg Pardon, JOAN OF ARC WAS MEDIUM 4. Publicity. 5.

Pathampson, Razon MARIETTA, Ohio, Sept. 9. Following that match "Little Bill" Coney Island FIRST. $1300; claiming two year olds; furlongs: Slow, Time, 102, Wallace, 16.50, 7.90, 8.10. Gay Thorn, 102, Schaefer, 6.60, 6.30.

The Missus, 102, McCoy, 3.80. Time 105 4-5. Also ran: Gentry. Tinker Toy, Susan Rebecca, Bess McCann, Long Port, Lardi. $1400; claiming 3-year-olds up; 6 furlongs: Poinsetti, 102; Schaefer, 7.80, 5.90, 3.10.

Lady Audrey, 105, Wallace, 5.20, 2.90. Moon, Magic, 96, Johnson, 2.70. Time 112. Also ran: Happy Top, Millboy, Mabel Curtis, Medina, War Idol. THIRD.

$1400; claiming, three year olds up; 6 furlongs: Uncle Bert, 110, Noel, 41.0, 3.40, 2.40. Wuhu. 102, He-bert, 11.30, 4.40. Alice Lang, 107, Stutts, 2.80. Time: 112.

Also ran: Phenol, Mol-inero, Million, Antonia, Herbertu3. Pokey Jane. 6. Lucky Pearl, Hutchison. 7.

Dantzic, Greenbriar. Radio Officer Raymond Cole, one nf tha surviving members of the Charles K. rerug. nrsi anu ti.uu. Rock pullets: Mrs.

Charles K. Fertig, first and second; John W. Trimmer, third. Ancona hens: first and second, P. A.

Delmotte. Ancona pullets: James Rager. Ancona cock: James Rager, first and second. Ancona young hen: James Rager. Jersey Black hens: first, R.

E. Parthemore; second and third, W. C. Conrad. Black Minorca Pullets: first, second and third, Mrs.

A. H. Eigner. Eight prizes were given for eggs: Plate, one dozen white: first, P. Zimmerman; second, D.

A. Delmotte; third, P. D. immerman. Plate one dozen brown: first, A.

H. second, Smith; third, Mrs W. J. Cassell. Heaviest dozen: first, C.

H. Hoffman; second, A. H. Keitner. Postal Clerks Seek Cloudy and fast.

court-martial manual, that questions of department administration and policy are not relevant and that "justification of the offense is crew of the ill-fated United States Johnston, on whom falls the other half of the singles responsibility for keeping the Davis cup here, will take on Henri Lacoste. On Fridav the doubles match, for From Page One Navy, giant dirigible bnenanaoan after undergoing medical treat Belmont Park 1. Helvetia, Finish, Mildenhall, Vie. Canter, Applecross, Rockslide. 5.

Joan of Arc. and other spiritualists which the American and French teams ment here, left today for his home of PoopwnnH. N. J. Forecaster, Gamble.

6. Prenzgard. Clear and slow. should do the same. She had her limitations as have our own mediums.

But Joan of Arc exceeded modern mediums by being able to turn her ability to very practical Chief Bigger John McCarthy, Freehold, N. also a member of Rhonnndnah crew was reported will be announced tomorrow, will be held. An exhibition match between Patterson and Hawkes, Australian Davis Cup doubles team, will be staged. Their opponents have not yet been selected. On Saturday Til t.n he holding his own.

Al- STORM WRECKS TOWN IN KOREA ends." no defense." This officer, who alone passes on evidence, is chosen from the judge advocate general's staff. Because, under this anticipated ruling, Mitchell cannot at a court-martial get a hearing on his charges against superiors, friends said today they would ask a separate congressional investigation for the purpose. Army regulations provide no legal way in which an Army officer can challenge departmental policy, ft was said. A court of inquiry can be asked only by fpnra for his recovery were den will play Lacoste and Bill John ston will play Borotra. Wheeling Blue Bonnets 1.

Charlie- Pepper. 2. Hambone, Kirkfield, Al Thomas. 5. Shepherd of the Hills.

6. Idle Toy, Superbum, Orphelina. Clear and fast. entertained a few days ago, physicians today expressed belief that (Joan of Arc had a vision in which she was called to' liberate France. Taking up this movement, Coroner Says Woman rlKSl.

ouu; claiming, two year olds; about 5 furlongs: Carlota, 112, White. 5.00, 2.80, 2.60. One Gold Buck, 112, Morrow, 3.00, 2.40. Aus- she was subsequently burned by Confessed Poisoning the English at the stake.) tralette. 107, Hileman, 3.00.

Time: "Any sane person must realize By United Press Coney Island 2. Eddie Rickenbacker, Black Fri 59 2-5. Also run: Miss Music, Duke bv now the utter truth ol medium UNIONTOWN, Sept. 9. The jury of Kidgeview, County Life.

$500; claiming, 3-year- 5. Clonas-lee. of eight men and four women se By United Press LONDON, Sept. 9. The Times' Tokio correspondent reports that a typhoon roaring its way through Fusan, Korea, tore down 250' houses and severely damaged 2000 others.

Ten bodies were reported to have been recovered from beneath the wreckage while many other persons were reported day. 4. Twinola. Cloudy and fast. ship.

The difficult thing is to explain it. It is to that end that we must bend our next and deepest persons against whom charges are made, Secretary Weeks or General Patrick in this case. olds up; about 5 furlongs: Matfca- lected to try Mrs. Lucille Haeck, on a murder charge in connection with Long Branch the poisoning of her 21-months-old1 baby, Leona, today heard important efforts. Grin on France testimony in the case.

Coroner S. A 5. Assyrian Queen, Flora. 6. Darnley Better Conditions By United Press KANSAS CITY, Sept.

9. Improvement of working conditions is being sought by delegates to the National Federation of Post Office Clerks convention in annual session here. These include a maximum annuity of $12000 retired members instead of $720. Basis of retirement thirty years' service instead of 65 years in age. Abolition of the "weighing" system under which emphasis is placed on speed in handling mail which, it is claimed, is detrimental to ac- CURCd5uction of two hours in the present eight-hour shift for men.

The report of officials of the association includes recommendations that the association disapprove of reflections cast on the sincerity of congressmen who voted for the increase in postal pay. Baltz testified that Mrs. Haeck ad he would survive. FARE BILL PASSED Bv United Press NEW YORK, Sept. 9.

The municipal assembly today passed the Craig five-cent bill which prohibits that body from even considering any proposal for a higher fare than five cents on a line in New York City until it has been passed by a popular referendum. The Citizens' Union opposed the measure on the ground it was devised as a political maneuver to influence voters in the 2 KILLED IN TRAIN CRASH AUGSBURG, Germany, Sept. 9. Two were killed and a score injured today when a military train The storm was so violent that it lifted three trains from the tracks, killing three railwaymen and injur- mitted she had given the baby car bolic acid, saying life had become "Another interesting phase of spiritualism is the great grip it has taken on the people of France. France has recently superseded England as the center of interest in spiritualism and tVa study of its Tncy B.

Cloudy and good. FORMER U. S. JUDGE DIES DENVER. Sept.

9. Royal me many others. unbearable as the result of barbarous treatment at the hands of her hus Calls Police to Catch Fat Possum ALLENTOWN, Sept. 9. A new kind of "chicken thief" is dead here today.

Harvey Amey, a hotel proprietor has a burglar alarm attached to his chicken coop. It went off yesterday and Amey, thinking thieves were raiding his hennery summoned the police. An armed squad of officers of the In the wake of the typhoon a tidal wave Bwept in, overwhelmed forty houses and wrecked a similar number band. The woman told the coroner firnhnm. former United States dis she intended to take her own life rita, 100, White, 4.20, 3.20, 2.40.

Ma-honey, 111, Williams, 5.80, 3.00. Fear, 103, McGinnis, 2.60. Time 0.58. Also ran: Fictile, Double Van, Dicknell, Little Romper, Fly Lady. Detectives in Gun Battle in Chinatown NEW Sept.

9. While tong leaders and police representatives conferred on cessation 'of hostilities in Chinatown, special service department officers and fifteen detectives engaged in a wild exchange of shots with a group of Orientals early today. There were no injuries. Some animals, especially dogs. of motor boats.

trict judge and candidate for juve-nil iudire against Judge Ben R. Balfe testified. Damage to crops was reported T.inHsAv last vear. was found dead Mrs. Kaeck, who claims she was terribly beaten before poisoning the hpavv.

habv and -poisoning herself, is" ex in hi3 home shortly before noon today. Gas was said to be escaping law arrived and as a result of their pected to testify late today or to Japan, too, was affected according to tho message. Kiushiu was damaged and Toyooka, half rebuilt from the ruins of the May fire, suffered are susceptible to spiritualistic influence, Sir Arthur said, pointing out that dogs often whine with fear when brought into a "haunted If a dog stares fixedly he may be gazing at "something you cannot see something psychic' morrow. The Commonwealth is nressiner for a. verdict of murder in t.ransnorting Keicnsweur was uv severely when the storm tore down wnen me svuim iuic uu search of the premises discovered the "thief" was a fat possum who had eaten several of Ameys pullets.

Mr. Possum was killed and the police sguad returned to the station house. TOTAL BOND SALES NEW YORK, Sept. 9. Bond sales, $10,06,000 against $8,695,000 yesterday.

the second degree while the defense insists on acquittal on the grounds 1 v-. structed buildings. railed at Donauwoerth, Bavaria. the recon of temporary insanity..