Herald and Review from Decatur, Illinois • Page 23

Thursday, 4, 1936. THE DECATUR REVIEW PAGE SEVEN June Third Suspect In Coles Arson Plot Is Hunted Check Bills Against Ransom Money in Weyerhauser Case. By Staff Correspondent. 'CHARLESTON-Working on the theory that a third member of an alleged arson band operating in Coles county escaped arrest Monday night when authorities rounded up two suspects, Sheriff Roy Clark and State Fire Marshal Tom Abrams Thursday went to East St. Louis to check on a "Frank Johnson" who was accidentally named by Miss Marie Lance, 34, who is in custody.

County officials believe "Johnson," for whom Miss Lance said she was waiting when arrested Monday night, is James Ross of St. whose was on a passport found namss Lance's pocketbook. Faces U. S. Charge.

Meanwhile federal authorities prepared to remove Miss Lance, alias Marie Fuschea, to Danville to face a federal charge of carrying a double-barreled sawed-off shotgun in her automobile. Implications that the probe may and in something more serious than arson were seen with the announcement by Sheriff Roy Clark that bills totaling $465 found in the woman's pocketbook will be checked to learn If they are part of the Weyerhauser ransom money. Miss Lance, a brunet, told federal agents and county authorities she left Portland, last October after working as a housemaid for $12 a week. She was arrested late Monday night with Clint Smith, 53, ex-convict, after a fifth rural fire was discovered. Federal Agent Questions.

A federal agent from Danville questioned Miss Lance all day Wednesday and continued the grilling late Wednesday Although the passport and auto identification papers were made out to "Marie Lance," federal authorities said her name was Marie Fuschea. Tire Numbers Erased. Examination of the automobile in which Miss Lance was arrested revealed serial marks on a tire were burned off, leading to the belief the tire was stolen. Although registration papers were found showing Miss Lance purchased the machine in Detroit, a few weeks ago, Illinois license plates stolen from a machine in Gorham were found attached to the car. Smith was released from Menard penitentiary May 8 after serving a 12-year term for the bombing of the house of the late Charles C.

Lee in Charleston. Neoga Civil War Vet Dies In Quincy at 93 By Staff Correspondent. NEOGA -Funeral services for Peter L. DeVore. 93, Neoga Civil war veteran who died Tuesday in the Soldiers' home in Quincy will De conducted at 2 p.

m. Thursday in the Swengel funeral home here. Burial will be in Neoga cemetery. The American Legion will have WOMEN'S CONFERENCE DELEGATES LIVE IN TENTS Shown is a group of New York state World eating their lunch in front of the delegates to the third triennial confer- tent in which they are stopping in ence of Associated Country Women of the Washington, D. C.

Moultrie Relief Load Reaches New Low Mark Reduction of 35 Per Cent Accom- plished in Last Month By Staff Correspondent SULLIVAN The lowest case load since the advent of the Illinois emergency relief commission was recorded in the May report of the Moultrie county relief office, released Thursday. There are 153 cases, compared with the May, 1st total of 203, or a reduction 35 per cent, Miss Mary E. Bowers, relief administrator, announced. The case peak load was reached in March 1934, it was said, at which time were 483 on the rolls. Although case load has hovered there, near 300 at all times, the last four months have witnessed a striking decrease.

Clients who found WPA employment accounted for part of this reduction, but by far the greater number have been absorbed by private employment. During May, 1936, the report listed 237 cases open and 84 closed. The closed ones resulted from the general closing of all cases effected during a two-day of cases May 15 and 16, Miss Bowers said. It was pointed out, also, that the number of employables on relief has been reduced 43 per cent during May. The relief office here received an allocation of $1,769 for the first half of June.

Administration costs per person during May totaled only seven cents, Miss Bowers asserted, and added that the cost will be less in June because of the reduced office personnel. A stenographer and case worker were June 1 in anticipation of the reduced case load. Sullivan township contributed the largest number of cases, 62, charge of the services. and Jonathan Creek township DARING AERIALIST PERFORMS IN BIG TOP WITHOUT NETS DARING MARY MILLER Heading the groups of girl aerial'sts with the Great Rice Bros. Cirtus, coming to the B.

0. Lot, Detatur, on June 11th, is Mary Miller, of the most daring all spangleland. Twice daily, does this dainty littie star take her life in her hands she performs in the dizzy heights of the "big top" without a net beDeath. She is of the old circus toeracy, the fourth generation of Ligers, and, although only 18 years Lewis Reports Move To Close Democrat Rift Springfield Editor May Be Named National Committeeman. By Associated Press WASHINGTON-Senator James Hamilton Lewis of Illinois said today he was informed that a movement was underway to unite contending factions in Illinois Democratic ranks by selection of V.

Y. Dallman, editor of the Illinois State Register, Springfield, as national committeeman. The senator said party leaders appeared anxious to avoid a continuation of the feud between Gov. Henry Horner and the Chicago organization headed by National Committeeman Patrick A. Nash and Mayor Edward J.

Kelly. Delegates at Odds: It was suggested, he said, that to carry the feud to Philadelphia might result in delegates to the convention to agree on a national committeeman as the two factions have nearly equal delegate strength. In event the delegates were unable to agree, the selection would devolve on the party's state central committee as happened in Illinois Republican ranks four years ago when the state committee of that party selected Frank L. Smith. State Committee Torn.

The Democratic state committee. however, has been torn by the party's factional differences, and a large number of its downstate members withdrew and set up their own organization when the Chicago leaders recently forced the election of Bruce Campbell as chairman. To allow selection of a national committeeman by the state committee. Lewis said, might result in widening the breach between the factions beyond all hope of reconciliation. "Harmony" Gesture.

The senator said he was not advocating retirement of Nash as national committeeman, but had learned it was a possibility as a "harmony" gesture and that Dallman's name was most frequently mentioned as one on whom the two factions might agree. The only bar to selection of Dallman, Lewis said, was the possibility the treasury department might object to his continuation as collector of internal revenue while occupying a purely political post. Dont Cut YOUR CORNS YOU RISK BLOOD POISONING IF YOU DO Razors, caustic liquids and harsh plasters are dangerous. The safe, quick way to remove corns is with New De Luxe Dr. Scholl's Zinopads.

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He included opposition to monopoly, the World court and League of Nations and an effort to "stop stealing of 250,000 votes in every election in Chicago" among his objectives. In an open letter addressed to Senator William E. Borah of Idaho, Thompson set fourth: "I believe, like you, that many evils which we must contend with are due to the growth of monopoly. Certain Republican leaders in the country as well as in Illinois have ranked last with only one on the rolls. Miss Bowers said that no further reduction of cases is anticipated before the harvesting season.

Report 62 Per Cent of Fayette Taxes Collected By Staff Correspondent VANDALIA- -With a one per cent penalty effective after June 1 on the first instalment of real estate and personal property taxes, County Treasurer C. H. Brooks said Wednesday that about 62 per cent of the total amount of taxes to be collected this year had been paid into the treasurer's office. At the same time last year 68 per cent of the total amount to be collected had been paid. The largest amount to be received any one day was last Thursday when more than $25,000 was collected.

With the last minute rush County Treasurer Brooks and his deputies had been forced to neglect the mail and when handled Tuesday totaled collections of $20,000. The total amount collectible this year is approximately $400,000. Clear Fayette Man of Drunk Driving Charge By Staff Correspondent. VANDALIA Charles Metzger, was found not guilty of charges of drunken driving following a preliminary hearing Wednesday afternoon before Justice George A. Brown.

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