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COMPLETE ASSOCIATED PRESS SERVICE COMPLETE ASSOCIATED PRESS SERVICE LO I IMPORTANT NEWSPAPER VOL 16 NO 295 HERALD TELEPHONE 2312 5 MIAMI FLORIDA THURSDAY MORNING SEPTEMBER 16 1926 TWENTY PAGES TODAY PRICE FIVE CENTS CONNECTICUT JUDGE RETURNS TO MIAMI STORMS TO MISS COAST OF FLORIDA TILDEN JONES KEEP UP FIGHT IN TENNIS GOLF Sports Section rgecs 10 and 11 Fonck and Curtin Decide To Leave For Paris At 4:30 A WEATHER IS UNFAVORABLE Aviators Export To Rise Above Storm Disturbances Along Goat tmj fly NORTHEAST Hane Will Ilea-I For Boston ami Then Across Atlantic For Europe IBY THE ASSOCIATED MESS I INFOLA Sept IS IThurs-diy) The first non-stop fltght from New York to Paris will efcrt at 4 is this morning standard time Lieut Iasrence Curtin announced stvertiv after mielnfght this mornng Ivspte unfavorable weather conditions near the American coast the plane will take off at dawn the expectation of rising: aboe total disturbances Lieutenant Curtin said Capt Font leader of the flght was notified by Lieutenant if the declsl Studv of Tile weathe- reports The-Frenih aviator said he would i ciet Lieutenant Curtins word nnd world be at the hangar at 4 05 this morning prepared to leave 25 min- made after a i HALL-ILLS CASE AS Mrs Brother Henry Not Mentioned Before Held For Murder CLIMAX IN INVESTIGATION Mystery Woman Whose Identity Is Not Disclosed Is Among the Witnesses REPORT SURPRISES ilow of Murdered Pastor Her Two Brothers and Cousin Charged With Crime IBY UNITED NEWS OMERYILLE kept 15 One nf the most amazing murder cases of the century came to an amazing climax today with the indictment of four persons for the murders of the Rev Edward Wheeler Hall and Mrs Eleanor Mills his choir singer Acting with unexpee'ed celeritv the Somerset countj grand Juiy called into session by Special Prosecutor Alexander Simpson returned murder indictments against Mrs Fiances Stevens Hall widow of the murdered pastor her brothers Henrv ana iilie Stevens and her cousin Henry de La Bruvere Carpender In 15 minutes this grand jury did what had not been done for four years and a dav On September 14 11-22 the bodies of tile pastor and sit ger were found underneath a crabapple tree on the Phillips farpi in New Brunswick their love notes carefully stacked between them 4 illie Stevens and Carpender already are In the Somerset county jail Henry Stenens hitherto un-accused of the crime was arrested an hour after the jm found an indictment against him Mrs Hall free on $15 000 bond fixed after her arrest two months ago will remain at her home The indictments were voted unanimous! on the first ballot Witnesses were tailed in quick tuin Samuel Sutphen the undertaker who removed the bodies of Dr Hall and Mrs Mills from the murder scene was the last The one before him was invested with mystery an unnamed woman whose connection with the case was not known The courtroom was hushed as the jurors filed silently back to their places II 1 IXOIS IHfIOXX AinES PROTEST THIS AS COXXEXTION CITY CHICAGO Sept 15 VP) Illinois legionnaires meeting in Springfield instructed their delegates to the Philadelphia convention to vote against Paris as next convention eitv and in a resolution urged that all national gatherings be held in the United States HEPl BIICAX SENATE 40XTHOL IX IJOl RT SAAS lOX(U ORTH CINCINNATI Sept 15 (At "Little doubt remains that the Republicans will retain contiol of the house of representatives but the situation dees not appear so bright in the senate" Nicholas Longworth speaker of the house said todaj PAPERS PHY IP K1PI 1( ROOK LONDON Sept 15 (JP) Reviewers give much space in the papers today to Rudvard Kipling new book one poem of which is an obvious allusion to America late entrance into the World war I BINS FtROPRAN 11 WASHINGTON Sept 1 Ihe federal reserve board todav reported that 1200000000 in Euiopean securities had been sold in this country in six months Three Hurricanes In Southeast Head In Other Directions WASHINGTON Sept 15 JP) The tropical storm central west of Bermuda was reported today by the weather bureau to be attended by-hurricane force Its Iotation was latitude 33 north and longitude 70 est Another tropical disturbance located north of St Kitts Leeward islands Tuesday morning has moved almost directly westward and is now centered a short distance north of St Thomas Viigln islands This disturbance has attained considerable intensity A third tropical storm which passed over central Cuba Monday night has increased in intensity and is now central a short distance south of Nassau apparently moving northeastward "Caution advised vessels bound east of a weather bureau storm warning said All three disturbances were reported in Miami shortly after their origin by Richard Gray local meteorologist Although comparatively high winds were reported here throughout yesterday afternoon and evening the Florida coast is not thought to be in active danger from any of the three hurricanes one of which is already manv miles north and east of the state INDUSTRY GAINS SEEN IN FLORIDA Goiernment Reports Decidedly Ujntard Trend In Employment WASHINGTON Sept 15 Due largelv to the extensive highway program going on and the endeavor of the railroad to complete their construction programs before the fall traffic the trend of Indutiial employment in Florida during the past month has been decidedly' upward according to a report made public today by the United States department of labor The report sa that building is another factor in the upward trend with many hotels over the state needed for the accommodation of winter vKitoi being rushed to completion 4 slight unemployment was noted in the cigar industrj but conditions on the wfhole were declared to he satisfactory I) 1 EG HER TV LETTERS ARE REPORTED Ml SSI AG NEW YORK Sept 15 The mjs-tvrious disappearance of important correpondem between Harry Daugher'v and John King after the death of the former Republican national committeeman from Connecticut was revealed today at the trial of the format attorney general and Thomas AV Miller IIOI KIM II) I IMITVIION OF Irvipsn-Tl VMA FHHT ITULAnrLUHJ 4 Sept 15 A) Tw elv e-y ear old Manuel Mannikin was killed todav in a frtendlv demonstration in a public school yard of how Dempsey and Tunney will fight The lad died as a result of a blow from a playmate Carl Weinstein 10 who played the part of Dempsey' IR I SO ER VWAIIOWS POISON ATLANT4 Ga Sept Rather than face a 30-day jail sentence for speeding and falling to appear in court Klirabeth Cason sw'allowed poison at the police station Hospital physician pionounce her condition serious KXPLORKIl IO vrtm NORTH NEW YORK St pt 15 OP) A five-year scientific study of the Far North will be begun thl summei Donald MacMillan Arctic explorer said today A sientlfi station he said would be established near Nain Lab-r dor FILM ('TRUSS NMNN DIN OR( IjOS ANGELES Sept 15 JP) A final divorce decree has been awarded Bevei lv Bayne film actress fiom Francis Bushman also of the screen in her suit charging desertion FORM FR (OMFJiE MATRON DIFS HILL Sept 15 (JP) Mis Marv Phelps Walker for manv years senior matron at Winthrop College died today1- utes later The aviators will fly northeast to Boston ard then head straight across jawlte Atlantic for the English coast expect to reach Paris in 40 71- -J ur The plane carries a supply of li A i I-h 15 JP u- lion of Homer threatened to ght a fire ahi had caused ap projHmately Ha'V'ftO worth of damage within four hours after it a srowred Shortly before midnlgh two bho'ks in the buxine section had been Ind bare NEWS SUMMARY WEATHER Forecast for Florida- Generally fair today and tomorrow except possibly thundershowers on east coast moderate northeast winds Miami temperatures yesterday Maximum 8S minimum 82 NATION XL Eight men were killed by a dynamite explosion 300 feet under the Missouri river at Kansas City Page 1 Important letters in the Daugherty case were reported missing Page 1 Four persons one hitherto unaccused were Indicted In the Hall-Mills murder case in New Jersey Page 1 Government report showed marked upward trend In employment In Florida Page 1 Means in Colorado was only senator defeated for renomination in Tuesday's primaries Page 9 Parole was recommended for former Congressman John Langley of Kentucky who is serving a term in Atlanta penitentiary for dry law violation Page 7 placed arms embargo against Nicaragua to check activity Page 1 Nebraska prisoner on bread and water diet lost court fight for Injunction against prison officials Page 1 Arthur Brisbane TODAY Page 2 column 2 108 Angeles physician named In McPherson case 'committed suicide Page 1 Tow of Homer I a was threatened by fire Page 1 No trace of ship that called for help In Atlantic storm Page 1 LOCAL Annual Scottish Rite fall reunion will close today Page 2 Miami Beat Apartment Association Is-ned Ii-t of winter rates in 5 apartments Page 8 Fag 2 Mrs Gertrude Tavlor teacher in Miami public schools for seven ears died Rape A Justice in Dade county Is hampered by Inadequate facilities Circuit judge believes Page 2 Mlaml-A tlanta air mail service was inaugurated Page 3 Fse of 30 acres of land in Seventh avenue for Dade county fair was approved by commissioners Page 3 Officers of Key West council Knights of Columbus were thosen Page 9 Miami Legion drum and bugle corps grave concert at West Palm Beach Page 7 Fort Pierce business mens motorcade will leave September 23 on tour of ridge section Page 20 Palm Beach county Republicans adopted platform Page Gov John Martin made unusual record in first 20 months of administration Page 12 West Palm Beach county grand jury returned four first degree murder indictments Page 6 Publicly owned farm products warehouses were subject of Gov John Martins Month ello peei Page 7 John Sutton of Tampa named on state hoard of law examiners Page ft Miami Beach news is on page 8 FOHKHjN Fngland ordered another warship to China Page 1 Mexico celebrated independence dav Page 1 Faptain of French torpedo boat that collided with Turkish vessel was aertenced by Turks to serve davs in prison Page 1 Bomb hurled near Japanese consulate Shanghai Page 1 ijerminv to sir for first time today in League of Nations council Page 1 Complete returns In Canadian elections show victory for 119 LiheraW Page 1 King Alfonso of Spain was in an automobile wreck but esaped i -jurv Page 1 SB U1 Tli Yankees defeated Cleveland 6 4 I the first game of their series ripe Id Th Reds and on their games but the dints defeated Pittsburgh Page 10 Big Bo Feterson will meet Frankie Bu in the windup nf Hugh Martins Miami ard tonight Page 10 Bobby Jones defeated two rivals in the National amateur golf eliminations Page 11 Bill il and all the other favorites won their tennis matches at Forest HiLs Page 11 MARK KTS or ks de lined on fear of higher money rates Page 14 Fond active with foreign isue making gain Page 15 Curb pHoes mixed Page 14 4rain vines fell Page 14 Cotton closed lower Page 14 FDITORI AL In Todw New Spent! 4 Hme Tes hfotinc Hero Making Practical Studv Iojiar l'a Long Some Traffic Noise Bga 3000000 Gallons Spread On Illinois Creek As Pipe Line Bursts VOLUNTEERS SAVE FARMS Flames Burn Out After Causing Heavy Damage In Mile Wide Swath RAINFALL GENERAL Six States Affected A Downpour Readies Proportions of Cloudburst BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS CHICAGO Sept 15 A September of almost dtily rains came to its haifnay mark In the Middle West today upon the crest of a new fieshet provoked by a general rainfall over six states The downpour reached cloudburst proportions in some localities and sent rlers and creeks on the fourth rampage in a fortnight Uncontrollable waters near Prlnce-llle 111 caught fire when a pipe line burst and spread 3000000 gallons of oil on the swollen surface of North creek The onrushlng flames damaged bridges timber and crops in a mile wide swath for 10 miles downstream finally burning out The flaming cieek was leported from one source to hate been caused bv farmers who ignited the oil to keep stock from drinking the polluted waters Volunteers fought the flames and saved farms near the flooded area The pipe line property of the Prairie Oil Oompanv was punctured when railroad ballast was dimped along a right-of-way near the stream NEW FARM AID PLAN Calls For Pooling of Products To Maintain Prices WASHINGTON Sept 15 Set retary of Agriculture Jardine has worked out a new farm lelief plan which calls for pooling of agricultural products to maintain price a new Idea fn this country The plan would be financed by the government Pro dueor under the new plan would organize into wheat pools cotton pools and pools for oth rops Organically it is a broad of co-operative marketing as numbers of co-operatives would unite in a pool of their crop withholding it from the market if conditions me not satisfactory kinAPI NO'llfl ODEA MFYITO MEXICO CITY Sept 15 LT) The United States Kmbav presented today a formal note to the Mexican government regarding the kidnaping by bandits of Jacob Rosenthal of Long Island This note en-c' rses the representations made by the embassy immediately upon hearing of the attack (OLUKiK (O-EDS DEFEMIEI) CHICAGO Sept 15 OF) The college (oul smarting under charges of Wilfred CroH in the Witness Rpisopal Church weekly of malevolent Influence in campus life found defenders in a score of university executives today DIET IN Jl NOTION RFFDFD TKKAMAH Neb Sept 15 JP) An injunction to restrain Burt county officials from their bread and water diet ordered as part pun-I ishment for Rnv Carson liquor law violator was lefused here todav HlXKO TO HO At INDIANS MEXICO CITY Sept 15 (Pi -Airplanes and gas bombs will be used 'against the Yaqui Indians now in r-1 volt in the state of Sonora The Mexican war department also ordered out artililery cavaliy and infantry kOAIET PRO IT sis ERENC II MIIP1 I St-t rlmiral Mtik-I levit the new head of the red I protect todav jgilnst the preserve of a French flotilla the Baltic Se i It is i demonstration against the Soviet he declared 1 i I (1 41 A A 1 rs IN IE At I OD A A GUVKVA Sept Germany will romplete her return to the fanulv of: nation when ehe sits for the first time In the League of Nations cun-c tomorrow afteinonn MFICN (FNFKAL FXFCITFD MEXB FITL Sf pt 15 Gen alente de la has ben executed Mthoacan for suspicious activities CHI hFR ORDFRFD '1 HIN DEVON PORT England Sept 15 1 The Fitish 4 i i ser Carvsfort ha be oide to PH INC II PR IlMt HI UN Lo 1 1 of Wae and Pr rm Baldwin rt irned to England from tht I boidays in Flam Dynamite Brings Death To Men In Tunnel 300 Feet Down RESCUE EFFORTS FUTILE Workers Trappel In Tube Bring Drilled To Carry Water To North Kansas City ALL BODIES FOUND Some Victims of Force of Explosion While Others Perih Front the Gas Turnes BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS I TTANSAS U1TY Sept Eight workmen met death 300 feet under the bed of the Missouti rier here todav In a premature explosion of a 1 1 In the water works tunnel being lihred to Tsoith Kansas City Reseiie workeis who had toiled ail day in the gfts laden ait of the tunnel reached the bodies of the ihttms earlv tonight Some apparently had been killed tnstanlli by the force of the blast w'hirh did considerable damage to the tunnel and others from fumes The body of Wnjne Light was the first one found It was reached late this afternoon Even then It was hoped that others might be alive In a gas-ftee section of the tunnel which had been shattered by the explosion Further search disclosed the bodies of the other seven The bodies are being brought to the sutfaee tonight The dynamite was being used to drive forward the tunnel The lause of its explosion has not been determined CATHOLIC BISHOPS SEND WORD TO MEXICO WASHINGTON Sept 15 The Catholic hlshops of the I'nlted Mates gathered here in annual ronfi renoe todaj sent message of stmpathy to the CalholU hietai'hj ileigj and people of Mexico It says In put: these davs of jour sejeie trills and persecutions we send our greetings of sympathy and nffeitlon a our i-lergv and laltj tie uil'lnrig with eagerness ami entlie svmpithv your magnifii ent fight egim a tjrannkal government We ppliud your wisdom model stinn and firmness AtlATOIfS WIFE 14 Kill I II IN All OTIOII ILK ACIIIM'Nr HKAZIL Ind Sept 15 iTi- Mi Wright Vermllla wife of LR ut en nt tcrmlllva of Little Hoik Aik was killed fn an automobile an Iclent heie today Mo husliund after an all-day flight fiom LI 1 1 1 Roik landed at in ennes Ind tonight and (in (ludtd the It Ip in an uulnnn lilk MIllNItHT KVK 111(144 Wkl II i pt i 5 Frison offieials annoumed Irnliy that thej would rttiest the sta'e to tiiange the hour of ex ut Inn om noon to midnight itilmlnx I 1 1 ilij-tlme execullons attiail nunlud an ft urlous perstui WHALING 4M40V OPIN4 Toil AY NOR FOLK Va Sept 15 ht whaling yessels of Li in and Norwegian registry have stopped le a within a week for supplies ill pi pa-ratlon for the opining of the whiling season todav (ONIIIAtNKIl WAN Ills IHKOAT LOUISVILLE Kv Sepi i (j Jrhnson negro senterneel teidie temher 2 for murder mu his tliroif today with a razor blade and is re-r orted In a serious eonditlori to i it At iiomiv UW YORK Sept 15 tv i fiivern ment lotols i losed today as follow Liberty Kill 15 first (' 2J sen one 100 17 thild 1 re 1 5 fouith 102 7 THE MIAf1l HERALD HAS PUBLISHED Classified Advertisements So Far This Year Yesterday 1167 Last Month 39931 1925 674738 fudge Brown hn been on the Superior bench for five year Prior to that he waa an attorney in hi home city Norwich Conn fie warn in Miami for the firnt time lat November Herald Photograph Edwards ORKMEN ARE HURT BY FALLEN WRENCHES Atlanta Ca Sept 15 1 OOk nnd Fred Homier working In different nee tion of the elt were hurt nt the name time by monkey wrencheN dropping on their heads Roth arrived at the name hospital within a few mlnutea of each other DOCTOR KILLS SELF Physician Named In McPherson Case Commits Suicide LOS ANGELES Calif Sept 13 Dr A Waters 55 whose name haa been bi ought Into the disappearance case of Mrs Almee Semple Mo-riieron evangelist committed suicide here today bv drinking poison a cording to police reports Dr Waters was scheduled to appear in court today to answer a ginnd larceny charge involving 41500 Investigators of the district office found that he had committed suicide when they called at his home to bring him to the office fot questioning WORKERS MANAGE RAILROADS: SAAH HFIIHINf PRESIDENT CHICAGO Sept 15 tedav to become hail man of the boaid of dilectors of the Illinois Central svslem after 13 years as president Charles Markhan declared We have come to a hired-man eia fn railloading -an era of management by employes rather than by the cw nei LIHFICI SOW AND A I 4 II I Fit 4 FI IX I HK IDIOM) A RESIDENT RICHMOND A a Sept 15 cP) Mrs lulia bav of Richmond was elected nation il councilloi nf the Sons and Daughteis nf Liberty at the (losing session hete todav of its forty-ninth annual convention Boston was selected for the 127 meeting Sapp nf North Carolina was fjetd national vice councillor TFNNFSNEF man mi RDERED (LAKKSVTLLE Tenn Sept 15 The bod nf Pan Rossetter aged fumcr of the Ro Hill tommunitv Montgomery county with skull crushed was found today Friends believe joblery was the slayers motive 'I II I It IS 9400000000 ept 15 The a sin vn Is in lc rlc heci bv 1 i pi ox mia tel pio ftofi (ifm mid-1 riulit tonight hi ii i ol 1 1 mis I foi the thud quart i bse 1 I'uns fnj Mi -arn jm irbr iri 1 r2 i 1 Olio fiuo DOE ALLAN I1ROAV of the Superior court of Connecticut I nt the Hotel for vacation He will go to llniann tuba for hort vUit before returning North Freighter hich Called For Aid Missing Steamers Report Passing Capsized Lifeboat IBY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 1 JEW TORE Sept 15 The fate of 1 the 32 membeis of the crew of the British freighter Loyal Citizen which broadcast distress calls yesterday continued a mystery today The Independent Wireless Telegraph Company reported that during the night the French steamer Denhaag aid the British steamer Princess May had reported passing a capsized lifeboat In the where the Loyal Citizen was last reported about 150 miles southwest of Bermuda No trace of the ship or men was found however CANADIAN LIBERALS ELECTED TO 119 SEATS TORONTO Sept 15 Complete returns in the parliamentary' election show the following standings of the parties Liberals 119 Conset atives 91 Progressives 8 Liberal-Progressives 11 United Farmers of Albeita 11 Labor 3 Independents 2 THOM FDVSON DFVKLOPIN4 40-MINITK PIIONOLK PH HHCORD CHICAGO Sopt 15 (tf) harleb Edison son of Thomas A Edison who has Just been made president of the Edison industries during a visit here annoumed that to ompete with the radio the phonograph mduMiy would shortly offei a 40-minute record father has ben working on the long playing record for two he said It wiil plav 20 minutes to (u COOlIDfF PL 4 4 FN FM II GO ON UHIS TO Nil 4li(( NS PAUL SMITHS Stpt 3 5 President Coohdge today declared an arms embaigo against Mcpiagua to check activities of i ev olutfonists The intervention of marines it is said here has saved the present Nicaraguan government from being ov erthrow F4nr I I FINING FRVNfF MCE France Qept 15 iD Prominent whose headquarters are on the Riviera have been leaving oi Italy the last two davs although It is stated that no ordei official or unofficial have been ieeced from Rome ilNin (ids 'I Itl UIHMi I KS ILLE jsa vept Jurig Bordeaux tod tv granBd a chantre of venue to Kmnje a expej wild uoq ti i It shot hargd with the murder of puty hi iff Murdo In to- Mi lam De ember 2 4 P2 4 RAM) PL IIS TOMGIir 7 A ROAL PALM PARK Ml Tf HI I ft orchestra! hand will Kite the following program Ht 7 30 clot It tonlcht in Rnv Palm park Overture Mendelsohn from the open lotow brand franfaMA weet Home the World Iatrnpe ornet olo Infla from Mater Rossini Ft torteffe "I Rrine He ib Ollll I) oil In Tovliod Herbert lie Vlelodm du Bradfield The I tout (iln club contention camp ion: We tome From Florida under direction of Mr (rawford mgled Banner Key A mnilAM) PROTFTS TAUL ITII Kept 15-I i evident Uoolidge today received a from Frnator Bruce of Marv-lard aeairt retention of the arm bnitionv depot at Curtis Ba Md erene of a disastrous explosion a week aeo aifono I MOTOR Alt (RAMI Sept 15 King Alfonso of Spain wa in an automobile colli-sirn tthIU driving to a polo frame nar Bavonne France this afternoon but wa uninjured sa a dispatch to The IaH Mail KOI! FAN HI HI IIOMR Ml AVGII 41 Fpt 15 A rikisha coIi kill'd and buildings adja cent ro th Japanese onstilate wer Camaeed bomb thrown bv a lvMan in front the Japanese n-rilife tda tAFTAIN fKTH HO imv i Mpt IS A Turkish tribu- nal has sentenced Lieutenant Iks-mons captsUn of the French boat Lotus whjh figured in a 4 with a Turk'h lat Wt-ek to vo davs in pro NEW'S FROM CLASSIFIED ADS In to make room for arrival of sera! tarhad4- new tare we wii give a per tent dt- nu 4n anv used ar bought fi a period of on advertiser In the 7MoRH KS FR IE ol iii me umisuil bargains ft i red tidiv be sure and otd 'he ts efore ou buv ur rg miv lime got out of i i jdd would you know wide a Mid repaiiinan K-p 1 1 rq 4r men are adveitiMng a in the I 1 -i 1 1 1 Is pVaeant Job but it vt 5 re voij of rros? rf the -rv ovee the details to a re ide transfer man Jut tu-n to the TKAS'KHt AND U'luTn anv dav The an readv to give tf 4 er I re rr rand piar pun hased one at veara ago wTIl for aavs advertiser in -k Ms iNbTKFMKNTS olur For in mui-i nstrurrens this col-t no sv he tine uv th if home vni Txiv piper the 1 eM lo hone of- i 4ntl iT mi rtfofs ih Tf- I FH'NF 212j orn Altf UILI BK FHAUGKD nf sh fe i Reader Confidence Invaluable THE prcNtic enjoyed in Miami byr The MIAMI HERALD is built of the perfect confidence of its readers Refraining from the sensational printing the plain truth has built this invaluable reader confidence Readers believe what they see in THE HERALD The same policy that goxerns the publication of news applies to the advertising columns Readers believe the statements of HERALD advertisers Such confidence is of incalculable value to advertisers It cannot be figured in space rates TIIE HERALD guards jt as its most precious asset Its benefits are reflected in the wholehearted response to advertisements placed in this medium HilINFLtNDI'HS IN PARIS 1 RIS inept It is virtually a -knowledge that both Kip Rhineland and his (fioicd wife Alice in Baris 'mi 1 1 circle thit a divorce application will be f)I sor ION DON IDIIOK HlAKfAS LONDON' Sept 1 5 Marlow eo I tor-i n- hief tf The Iondon Tiaily Mni rignjl today owing to dif-iltnes of opinion with the owner Lord Re therrnere I AC I I SK V'ICII I I OR til NEVA be pt 1 4 a rid i the League oicns enfei Mie I nU'f a up wt yc nil rn od i lv August 1 1 i i i ri Uiiin-'t cf Roland MEXICO 1 ARKS INDI lENDI NC "1LM 1 i nl I a i i rn ml il i i eiebiation today.