Presidential Campaign Be
Shortest In Many Years
Npitlur i.f Ol.l P'irli?.* y,.| Has on'il iiillv Nulijii-il In
Candidate of His Nomination \YliiU-' Third j'arly
lias Not Even Tims Far Chosen Its Name
fly ItOHK.IlT T. SMAIX
?* (Cmvrlftil ItM. Br Tht
Washington, July 22. ? The Presidential campaign, slated
to betjin the second week in August , will lie one of the short
est modern political times.
uniciaily thus far neither
of the two old parties has a
candidate for President or
Vice President. The LaKol
lette- Wheeler outfit is ahead
of them there. But the lat
ter combination still is with
out a name.
Therefore almost at the begin
ning of August In a Presidential
year the Democrats and Itepubll
cans have not notified their nom
inees nor heard their acceptances,
while the ludt'pendeut out lit
which 1h claiming It holds the bal
ance of power in the Nation ban
not been able to decide upon n
name for Itself.
The taska ahead of the Demo
crats and Republicans are simple..
The task ahead of the Indepcnd
?utB i* difficult. rhey believe
then- l? much In a name anil are
going t? lljld ? 8"rl co"vc""
Hon to select one. I'M to till, tlllie
the Independent! have called
themselves a confereucs tor pro
rresatve political uctiun. The m v
name will he selected so ?? ">
convey u similar Idea In at,'vv
number of words. It is "?'? ?"
assume that wliei the name fin
ally is chosen tlio word pr<i?rraa ,
Ive will be In It somewhere.
Colonel Roosevelt when he ran
Independently In l?l 2 chose the
title "National progressive 1 arty
aud It Is within the realms ot pos
sibility that . Mr. LaKotlelte anil
his associates will go back to that
designation. -umcnia
Various unexpected elemillts
have combined to shorten In'
campaign this year, but It is Ih -
lUwSRiey Will also serve to make
the flVht an onusujtlly ten." one.
There really will be but a Hill
more than t ?o months ot ?ctlve
campanula*. The various politi
cal manager* are making I
plans but they cannot go ahead
until the candidates have I .n
notified and have outlined their
own platforms.
The campaign this year Is not
to be a battle of party against
party. The Democrats In a way
wish It could be so arranged, for
they believe that against the party
record of the Republicans In Con
gress and In various administra
tive affairs they could ??' '
much more effective' battle than
would be possible against I resi
lient Calvin Coolldge as an Indi
Vl<Mr! Coolldge has been admitted
by tB? Ilepubllcans this year to be
tlieir one big asset. They would
prefer that the Nation should do
a. the Republicans themselves
did In Ihelr nation.! eonv?ti..n
linore the recent record ot the so
called Republicans In Congress.
Without excuses of any sort, the
o O. P. managers are frankly
building their campaign ? round
the character of Calvin Coolldge.
and Incidentally, around some of
the achievements ot General
Charles O. Dawes.
Mr. Coolldge has been pro
claimed as his own platform.
Therefore until he speaks on Aug
ust 14 the Republicans wlll re
main quiescent. Then, catching
up the real keynote of the cam
psign from him. they will go for
ward with lioties of victory on
November 4.
Democrats are more than ever
convinced that they chose at New
York the one man In the party
they can match against Mr. Cool
ldge In all the attributes of a
'President. I.Ike the Republicans
tupy believe the country will ac
cept Mr. Davis as his own plat
Tferm and that the Issue In the
last analysis may lie between the
two men? not between the par
ties . si* 1
The Democrats, however, will
endeavor to Interject as much of
the party flavor to the campaign
an they can. It will be their
claim that even if Mr. Coolldge
nhould bo Plotted hla partv Ih so
badly Rpiit In Congress that h"
will be unable to force throiiKli
the sdmlnlatrstlve program l?e
has planned On the ether hand
It will ho asserted the Democrats
are "I v-ther" this year as never
before "and If placed In power at
Washington would be able to
function smoothly and with prop
er psrtr discipline. The defec
tlon of Senator Wheeler to the
I^Follette forces will be mini
mised a* laolated ca*e and not
reflective of any condition within
the party.
The briefness of the .campaign
this year is looked upon by seme
ivmoersts as a handicap to them.
Their poarlble auceesa at the poll*
la November depend* larselv up
on' the Impreaalon Mr. Davi.i
mafcen upon the w>untrv. Mr
Coolldge already Haa ljad4a full
year In Which to give life people
ku measure and even his oppo
nents say tM*t tfca lm*f*aalon has ;
FRANK HARRELL
IS CAPTURED
/\ccmii|)liro in Miirclrr of
Major MoLeary When Ar
rolod by Detective* al
Nushvillt', TeniKWP.
Frank Ilarrell, sought as mi ac-_
complice In the murder of Major
Samuel McLe.iry at Cheraw. South
Carolina. July 2 is a prisoner at
Nashville police stutiou and lias
made roufHssiou to the chief of
deteotives, Sidebottom, the latter
stated today.
Admitting that he was with
^Mortimer King when t?i" killing
took placc li.' is i|iiotiad as say
ing thsu King ilid the actual kill
ing.
I*. W. (iAlTIIKR Ci.K.tTKI)
IHIlKtTOIl NKW IK.WK
? P. W. Oalthcr. pnnrtrtmt of the"
Auto & (las Kngine Works, was
Tuesday Her tod a director of ih*1
Industi ial Dank of this city. The
act Ion was taken at a r< guinr
meeting of the directors of the
institution.
hern a moat favorable one.
Mr. Davis will have liut a ii.il"
more than two months in which
to "sell" himself in tlie language
of the day. That he will make
the best possible use of this time
1m the confident belief of all who
are associated with hint.
VKTKKAN Vfc \ It S
is auto victim
Charlotte. July 23. ? Maj.?r
M< njumin IIukIi lliiulo of Mon
r?to, a veteran of four wars.
? tiI'i* lx'!i?'iu *,|1|;|0S1 *nstani*y in i
y?Hierilay betmveu Motiroo
Charlotte.
COITON I'ltlCKS
CONTINUE SOAK
New Yor^f July 2Z. Cut lop.
prices made another big udvftrrtv
at ili?' opening today, reaching
new high levels for the movement
with Milling nt 2.VIU and
IK -comber for 27.20, or from 70
id S5 points above tli-.' iirt'Vloii.;
rlosc,
ILIIHMl'K NOT 11.11(111**11 IN
KKYSTONK llAKHF.lt SHOP
Wednesday's session of llie r>;
corder's court. in contrast to tli<?
lUH-lir wssiDii -was -u
quiet one, tlic otviy ran1 disposed
of being a submission. Prince
WclM.'r, colored, f?> r operating an
automobile with no lights ami
without i-iry or stale li?
let off with th?? costs whin ho ? \
(?laiiiMii that tlii' cur was a bor
rowed ono. Police say \Velwi??r
lias hiu-n up for a similar offense
In.* fore and. got by with the costs
on th?? same excuse.
Ft III no trnce -ins liorn found
of t li?* witiiMm'j, on whoso testi
mony the Slate was relying lo
convict Joe llmwn of Assault on
nn-at her negro with deadly weapon
Monday, hut uh;i failed to uppcar
!n com t although under hiibpoena
to do so. On" of the witnnsses
Julius Itiddick. was erroneously
referred to In Tuesday's Issue as
a Keystone barber shop barber
? ttiddlrfc? i work"? Tdfirargraves ixi t
in a negro barb.'t* *hop owned by
the latter. Police referred to
Hidfliek as. a barber In Ilargraves'
shop. and the reporter, unaware
that Margraves owntd any shop
except tli-' Keystone, jumped t ? ?
the unwarranted hut not unnat
ural conclusion that ? Hlddick - was
a K? y.-itone barber.
rorro.v >iai:ki:t
Ne^ York. Jipy 2TT-- Spot Tcot
Ion cloned stvu^', Middling .'IS. 20.
an advunce of 1 3T? points, ru
lutes, closing bid. July 34.79 <)??:.
28.95. Dec. 28.60 Jan. 27.00.
Marc-It 28.15.
Fighting Quaker Marine
Believed At End Of Row
lias AcronipliHlied (ircal Deal at Philadelphia I ? 1 1 1 Pre?.*
('lit Indications are That He Will he Iienteu al Last
in Fight Against Professional Politicians of I'.ily
ii) i>. \v. i;it(HM\i;
(CopirrUhl. |?i, Bji Th? Advuart)
Philadelphia, July 23. ? Oener
al Smedley Darlington Ilutler
seems to have banged *11 p at last
against the stone wall of rocu
hound Philadelphia politics.
-Yh??-flR4*t4?K- tjuulter of Hw-Ma
rlne Corps, in the more Ihuti six
months that he has been director
of public safety in the adminis
tration of Mayor Kendrlck, ha.<
accomplished a lot of things, on
the surface nt least, but ho hasn't
succeeded in the blggcot thing
that he attempted to do; that is,
run the police of this city of near
ly 2.000,000 people, without po
litical Interference.
General Butler has had a plen
ty of that and the way he baa
tried to ride rough shod over
Philadelphia luminaries is behind
the militant director's pn sent
difficulties with Mayor Kendrlck.
On the surface, the mayor In try
ing to give the impression that
there are difficulties, but the sit
uation Is tense.
Itutlcr got a leave of absence
of one year to come here. That
leave expires January fi. The bet
ting her# 1b about ten to one that
after January 5 flutter no longer
will he director of public safety.
Dutler htl had a hard Job. H?t
knew the Job was a corker when
he took It. So did the mayor.
"The police are yours, moke the
city clean," the mayor told him
and then gave him carte blanche
to clean up.
Things started off like n whirl
wind. Off went several police
heaths. Others were shifted and
new blood Injected Into the com
manding forces. Kt ill. while It
might be difficult, one could get,
drink In Philadelphia and still
can. If ene knows where to go.
And throughout the time flutter
has been here, one always could
lay a little bet on the ponies.
Maids continue, even while the
tense sluation exists. Police
h'ads, too. continue to fall. Hut
where one place Is raided, anoth
er springs up.
It seems that Mr. Ikitler might
haVe got a whole lot better If he
had Inclined to keep more of a
"stiff upper lip." It has been In
the things he has bad to aav about
politicians, and the way he said
them, that have been getting un
der the political skin.
It was about three months ago
that flutter had lils flint Teal
row with a politician. That time
ho came out on top. and even af
ter be bad delivered an ultima
t ti in that ho wart "golnj; to cntnke
out of the city hall" one of tit.*
biggest ward loaders In rhilntb I
phla. II Im most recent row with
u politician was with "Charlie"
Vlis II. ward h-ader and preitld< ni
of the rlty council. Charlie
swings a tongue even more vltrol
ic than does the general. It was
"Charlie" who put the sklda tin
der J. Hampton Moore when he
was mayor.
"Charlie" Hall won't he atain
peded hy anybody, be it a luovor
or a general in the marine corps.
He liad hla row with Iiuth-r and
ho put his foot down. An a r*
Hiilt, (General Ilu tier's pet scheme
for regulation of traffic hy mam
moth searchlights on the top of
the city hall lower wnn passed in
to the discard. That wan the be
ginning of the end. It (termed.
The mayor JuhI said he "was
sorry."
Then rtenornl IPitler started to
change nround all the police dls
trlcts In ritiladelphia. These
d 1st r lets, nearly nil of them, liavt
been Identical ward boundaries.
Take the districts out ??f the
wards, take them out of politics,
wait Dip general's Idea#
And even now. while the direc
tor's tenure Of office hnngs in Un
balance and It Is reported that he
and the mayor nre so far apart
nr to barely b?- on speaMnt; terms.,
flutter It goln.T ahead with his re
dlstrlctlng plnns.
Tlier" are sonic "In the know
in" nt city hall who d?^ch?ro as a
rer.ii It of Ihitler'n "devil may
care" attitude toward Jhe politi
cians anil his persistence in th*
? "districting plans, that Mayor
Krndrlck has his orders from th"
politicians "to p.et rl*l of Hutler."
The ultimatum of course carries
the threat that If h" doesn't the
mayor needn't expect any mor?
support for his administration. In
ltt and out of city council.
So that Is the situation the
mayor finds hint self in and he i
"sore" now because the ;:cnrrol
ten dovs as'o v/rote t ? the com
mandant ef the marine corps to
fird ont win f? he wettld ?>?? a?
slgned as a marine general, "If 1
am net in Philadelphia nft??r
January f?."
Now. tome declare the mayor
says this letter Is "f?rclm; hfc
hand " on the mthllc nftf'ty dlrec
torahip after January f. Ther*
are scmn who Just .ttsg their
heads and smile, "I told you so,
good exenac."
29 Were Rescued After She Hit Rocks Fate Leopold And Lccb
TtrMity-nhi'' i\? -nt lh?? crow of xnnd carrier -Sandrfaf I wi .:??> r<*nr:i<M| hy r.^tinin Jrhn fV An
il rsnii ?>f t)ir> Coiist Cuanl Service at Chirac" wln-ii On? wan ilanlit <1 mi 1 1 mrks a 'it mil.'
K<i|r in l*alc?* Michiuali. , Tlx* sati* In '2'.\ f ? -I of \val?r. \ lnl? i . ??n I Hi ?uu
niMiinl men to ?:lu>r? by ro|?o latl"l?'r>. sti'iim: liy a lif- li-ial.
Brick Building Is Likely
Replace Burned Stables
If of < lily Munuprr Bray Arc A<tc|iI.<I Kihtalu-lli
lily Will Spend SMHNI or
for N<-w Slriirtiir)'
A nii?'-:l??ry lirlrk l.uildinj: ?<?
cost ImIuii-ii and fX.&OO
will urolialily ri'iilan* llio old
\vi m * i| * * ii : k wTTTTTi Wile IohI
l?y lire here Saliirtlay nlvht.
Cl(y Mnnnu'-r iSray is now
drawing phiiiM for I !?? ? m w l?ia il?)
ini: whirli will In* Miliiiii(|i>d to I!k'
t'lty Council for approval. Tin*
Imildiii^ will liav - ilircc partition*
tlic KtaliliK. a var.;i;?a and tool
liouw? If the r;ty Mhnager'n
]ila Di; are nci-optod.
The now brick structure will |i??
? ?rccti-d ;i f?'W ynr?iK north of
wIm<;-.> tlx* i. |i| w. mI'-tj httHtHtttrn?
stm ?|. Tl?c old liTil'diuga will be
lorn down and I lie lot will In- ir.it
in a ha Hilary condition and loft
vacant for tin* present time.
Tin- total I ohm from ?Hgtnrriax
\\ IIK VI TOUCHES
highest phick
Chicago, July 23. ? Shortly be
fore Hie close of tho market todny
all ilellvn |o* ??f wheat had loucliod
IllH highe*t prioo yet IIiIh noason
and xhowri] a Jump of about ? ifcht
renin from the day's low point
soon after opening.
1\K\\T l?.\r<;HTKIl |?K.\I>
Margaret Mario Crank, infant
daughter nf .Mr. and Mra. J. T.
('rank, ft 1 4 (Jrady street, died at.
t ho rciixnlH'th City Hospital Fri
day morning at 12 o'clock and
was bur Jc d Saturday morning in
Hollywood (Vmctery at tjie ago
of thriT days.
CiKTH FIIIHT I'.UiK
Jti.'i j?h RIIM, I*oind<-xtor street
merrliant. has tho distinction of
h? iaiK tho first Advance advertis
er to pu reliant* u full pajce Hlnce
this iM Wftpapor wont to eight nil
unuix. Mr. KM in |? advertising a
out price Rale beginning Saturday
and lakes all of pngp two of this
issue to tell Advance readers
ahout it.
iiirlu'* || r ?. as o.4| ?iy III
Stiuilii'rn Trust t'oui|i.iny ;unl <*it y
min.'ir Hi,-, i< 'I in- ttr
nrn-.- i?aui nv iin* ? ii Tnrt
( oii.|?aii> to ll?. city
tuiall "il $I,!IS<>.
J <1-1 what <1 a ii i. ??..?' has ln??n
lit th?- rity's It.-ar lr;it*ior t,;
Hoi \.r known. Tin* ? :?( iiiiul* ?!
lltftiri'K allow a Inns uf $3(10 on ih -
tractor. A r?-|MVM-t.iat i\ .? ?if tic
fa? ? ??ry Is i>|h ??!???] in th ritv tln
w- k and until he m.ikt's an ?v
u initiation of lli" trartor tin c\'ui <
damage cannot la* i-.ivfii.
t~tm hnl.il tli.lt ? >1.1 i *| i ? I II v tilnlit
limko out of his stall nfl. r !i.- had
I.'-, ii :ifvi-r<>|y burned ??< still In an
uncertain condition and it ranimi
y<t bt* tidd ttlifthrr I hi* anfiriai
can b?? saved or noi.
? ?>ur> noniKi'ia: kioi.ks
A Font roadster beloiir.ing lo J
S. PadRcit. 4 14 Oi-ilnr sfi.-.t, wim
Monday night, and police no far
liave boon- unable* In trace the
eloign car. When Htolen tlu;
North Carolina license plal- on
1 ho oar bore Mm umber 7S.I72
find tlii' engine number was Os -
f.ni.l 14. Air. I'ndjgott hays In
will pay a suhahle r.' ward for In
formation lt-adim: to tln> recov
ery. of Ills rar.
MIIS. KIIKIIUM'K MIA!)
Mr?*." N'anry Sherlock. ago 7 f?
years. died Wednesday morning
about 6:45 o'clock a? llic homo
of her daughter. Mrs. J anion Hyl
voBtor. 210 Harney strc t. Mr*.
Sherlock suffered a Ktroko of
puralyRls about two weeks iiko
from whirh fthn never recovered.
She Ih hiirvlvrd by five children;
.Mrs. James Sylvester and John
Sherlock of this city find Mr:'. t\
('. Pr|r?>. Mrs, (J. orge KrWl and
Hythe Sherlock all of Pa:?<|uol.m1:
County: and by a number of
grandchildren.
The funeral will be conducted
at Olivet liapiint church tit I
o'clock Thursday afternoon by.
Uev. JoHi.ih KMIott cmIhIcI by Dr.
J. H. Thayer.
Chamber CommerceDrive
Extended One More Day
Si ill !*'? f I y Member* Short of Dcniml (#omI al Noon
Wednesday hut IJi'licvfd TIh*m* Im* Sigurd
( 1 1? VI it !? i ii Nr\l 2 I Hour*
Fifty more members are need
od to put the Chamber of Com
mere* iJrlvo over the lop.
Tlila whs the fact revealed win n
all reports 6f work ?Ione by the
canvassing teams Tuesday had
hern turned in and tabulated at
Chamber of Commerce headquar
ters.
Ho near wan this to the required
goal and so many tirere the pros
pcrtx on somebody's list who wero
regarded as good hut who could
not bo seen Monday that It wan
decided to extend th* drive one
more day and try to clean up
those lists.
Accordingly, the various team*
of volunteer* are out again today
in a final effort to ronnd up theg"
last no member* wanted. Hue
cesn *rem* ax-uin d and will he a*
sured If the canvasser* meet
with a response within striking
distance of what they expert
At the same time because tlm
proxies for a eonrluslon of this
canvass end benttuse there still
may he many prospect* who ought
hat can not be saen, It Is hoped
the canvass either Monday or
Tuesday, and who Ims not sent fn
his application for one or more,
mom bomb Ipii. will <lo no without
(May an<l help Icing 111 is c:(t>Va*ri
lo a HiM'i'i'SM r ii I cor. i- hi* ion.
"The ?Chamber c?f Cuninn'rfc,"
nays President Shi'op, "can not
have too many member*." I.tl's
l>o aure tluit tlx* monihorKhip doe:*
not full In low I ho minimum lim
itn pr?'prrlh(?f! to a*<ur?* It x *'io
ci'ssful operation hy niakhi/* it a
hit HtroiiR^r than aomin ahuolute
ly necosNury.
"Women an well i?h men arc hoih
eligible to fnemlwrnhip and < h.itn
her of Commem* lic.tilci im r t ?*rx la
an near your u* yon tel'-phone
Call tin up if po ono Ji.is oalV-l
on you and wo wilt nt-r tliei a
m< mhor.ihlp application Id. ml; In
put Into your hand*, or the C'mtn
hor of CommiTfc will l?o glail to
u-eeire your rhTk for ono or
mor? memhoridiip* hy fntfil an I.
'ho formality of 'sigulna you up'
r?n bo attended to Inl* r"
Tho prlr? of a m mlMfdrp lift'
now ho nviue d to $12 n y *ir rrn.l
it Ii* felt that thl? very low mot.i
herHhlp foe rhotibl mako nw in
morce cpp>al to mnny who Iihv*
never been lntorente<t in thh
?tatter tnfor*.
SI KVW.Ii KI NS
INTO TUN k mm;
i: | :i .1 . July '2Z.
- |M j?rr hi r .l;?ni? s T.
,V; r of. iIh*. : i;ii._St?*;in?sUlp
hl<*nt'|ioiat?il. \% It I la Nil
li'i'-- i-Ni'ly f??r liar H.irlmv.
s?: ink mi Crotch I m In ml lu-.ir the
??I11r;.l?iv in Klnitlii^lmi 1 1 ;i 1* tn ? l*
linvf 1y Jiri.-r rlfclll nYI.nk ill l!l"
tl.M. !??(T. SOW" nf I Iff |i;r-M?*ll
v. r>- l;nnliMl in Imala. Noim
v.-.M'i,' in ?l.ihj;? f.
SIIKKfll WON'T
thkn him Lutw^
Krisf I.33 N'rw Mi'xiro
July -I'a'.l t\ Miw?\ ?*.W ir
? ? t' I In- A 'liitijll (ki*i|li ? .Iniifniil. i-i'll
i ?? !???? ?l in I li i 111 lis iiiiitrixnn
ii;?-n i f,w ioji:?-iiii?i i.i' ciiiirt l?y
I ????? ri?-r .lii'i.*i' A. I.. Il.iliy. was
??tiit'liVil In Mil- San Mirim-I I'nnii
IV J;i : I ill :i lull' hour l-i't night,
i! v.j.iii- i h ?? ii .: ifi.*:si iuM nf |i:irilnii
? y . v IV! .1 . !?'. 1 1 111 k I. .? Vi-il
? u .-tii. ir
Sli. tiff IK :,'.;ul(i tvsislcil 1 lie iu
!? a/i? nf r,n (In- i;rnun I
il' il i Ir ? :;i: vi'i'iinr lias ?:?> imwi*;*
*?? |iir?lmi hi i!i.' r:iH*? of <lir*-rt
rnitlciiipi .
Is In Competent Hands
?_liapig?L-ll?* I nl?omnlril Confidi-tnr in < lii< f Juntice
I I ImmiuIi ^4'iiliiiH ii! SlrSfi^^TirsT^T|Mfafsffuiiw^=^=
nirnl Am IKmmmiiii lie Make* \\ ill lw \|>|muv ?'d
it> m \iuiAittCT
(Coatil jKI. IMI If Th? Atfvanu*)
Chicago, July 2!t. ? Chief Justice John II. Cavorly of the
criminal court haa Invome the big outstanding figure of the
? fcm|#>kl - l/*?h murjlcr ease-by the surprLiiy^ action .of. the. . ^
defense in entering picas of Kuilty and inviting the mercy
of the court.
ORDERS TROOPS
TO MOUND CITY
Illinois (tovrnior tiiisli<*?
Help III Ourll Moll l ol-l
lowing Murderer of IH
Vrnr-PId liirl. i
S'priiUTfioltl. 111.. JuTy"2!l C2.?v- 1
? r.n.r . Slit.* 1 1 la.-w ni^lit orili'i'tid I
i iii,i|i:iuy K. 1:101 li lufaiilry, of
Cairo to tii?liiliz>> imniHiliaii'ly and!
prorrotl i<? MimiihI I 'it y iimlcr
? iMiiiaan?r of Captain \\ illlum
"ilr.*. iii>.
Mull ii'J C'ily. IU. July 23. ?
Tlnif in-rcro?-a Ikmiik li?*lcl h' ro In!
ron:i<?ri|on willi 1 Ii?* niiii'il?*r early
Tm-tilay morning at Villa IliilKt), <
IliliH'iM. of Ii.iUy Wib'ou, uki*i| IS,,
w?*r?' fallen (rum llii' Pulaski,
County jail last night l?y Slwrlff "
|Ii..|mmi whi-n iTtiwdn KiitlifrlnK
;?1miii the j.iil lim'iiii'niMl trouble,)
it '? ?! I > i I W ' ? 1 1 I'i .1 1 1 In- iii ki'o-'-s
Murphyslioro. Ill , July L'.l. ? '
Sheriff 1 1 ml so 11 or I'nlaski County j
a. ill Ki viTal ili'pul Iim urriviMl hero;
louiKh! wiiii three iH'Kroea In
<'ii:ii*(>r'iirii with ilit* r.laylnK of 18;
>.ar old villa j.;?- K?rl. Daisy Wil
r-4 ? 11. I. ui |iriir<>i.'(|t>il to Menard,
Illinois, mi i; v ir** of local author- 1
il !??.* in av.i!tl iiiul) violence.
i;i:t mi>?i-: u>i.\ti u s [
)>o'.iun. July 23.- Ttao potato!
?irti a v. r?f N??w KiikIuiiiI is ulimit
ti.4 p.-r rciil higher t li 1.4 yi-ar than,
in )!i23 mill I In* proapecl.s fur a,
lariro crop a r ??. xcellcut.
Georgia Peachgrowers In
Distressful Circumstances
fjylil I Imm.mii..! (air* of IVarln*M Thrown Away in l.a*t
IVii l)ay? Alit-r ShipiMini* on TIioiihiijijI* of llar.-s
% H:t<] i'mlrti lo 1'iiy ICvrn l!i?> < lliarfgi'tt
!t> a. \v.
Ttwrlnkl. 1971. R? Tli* *??.?<?????
.Mneon, (In.. July ?? ro
nia uf in :: |h>:ii Ii> i uri*
in;: froiii tin* Htivanr; nml li?dd-?
of in ji|?| |? ? Mid S??nl lo-rn <
Tor dm In tin' l:i?f |im) ilayji !?- :?? Ii
vrowera have rhriuvti nway up*
l>i'i iiiiiii.*' ly four na i I i i*?n I u li ?!.?,
or s.OiM) firii.
whole nop I Ills j-'ar ha::
I'll*. -luil dtirliu' .filly. Markets*
are '.'lulled tied pear hen n r ? - not
hrlnMnic nhlpplnj; HiarK'T.. IJetiee.
Ilu* d<*te nn'n.'it l<<u ? f KroWcrr. ik.I
In hM|? amy more thin year llian
tin* mark* Ik will rciitfiime. Nolli
?iii. hut l In* KUiiTfnM jirt' l?- f I I *?
In- shipped. Til In will l?f si dmri
ryi ij?, esi | m:i | f d nt l?"fwi'i ii ::.000
.??mi r, oook.hh. ir iu-J'-.-m ;nf nf?i
xdl.iliiclory ||'<? ;r?<wi r.-i htive In
dicated licit I h? y too. will ho
thrown Into tin* ntrofliiis.
Tin* fit ii't f ltf>n l.i t I'm: Ik Ihrosifth
oi:l Ihe iiciictHNili and i'.rov.?'? in
a panic. i'eiiehe.i win- Minx
here Monthly fit e|y.|,l e? nln ;< Iii?m
k? I, or 40 eolith n hardly
? iiiiifjli t*i p.-' y for I In- rral' ?? mid
lwfli"t* In w St l<"li they are parked.
with ii'i a llov.ii im* Idi' picking,
parkin:? and hauling. In New
Voi'ii I lie price \v ax Ir.w n.i lii>
e.ri'.i a crate. Shipuienli lr>
Northern tnarhctn hare t'?
made In rc?frlMTiit'ir earn. with
five t(ii]n ?i f Irn for the initial leinu
for each f.00 cral-n. A further
erjiiiir? f r th" fjn v/itk in !-l?l;>-"
I'lni:. of rotirUt1, l.? the fr? It-.lil
^'niW. Anil l>enrlv 2.0no car,!
have liein fold diirlut; 'he Infct
week lit oriei a hfl.i'.v the HCtlial
fr'lv.lit ehniren.
I'nr ? Kr'iV* r to I i?tIs ey# n
In lie* N? w York tnjrhel. It ^ 1st
r'.iJni'd thai n price if fl.flfl .i
rrnte. or npprf**lt.iale|v m and :?
half r # !?? .? a p:*.-?rh la u-ri inirv
The .".roweft nay thai fluty t" ?*d
twri d tit:4 for i vr.rv peach d
lo iiMaii* n prilii.
Total hSi ipno'iit m >f pe-ae'u t lai l
v?':n* for live entire f-nFon. ' v? r .1
loafer J)"rhd. wnn M.70I. Total
fd'i|.M ntf. I It Ik y?::r to (tola :i r-t
hIi!-1 'v iit.der 7.600 cr?r*.
ir.it tit' re wa? f <??? ;:r<hfert
p? te'i enp In the M.ilory ? f f?*or
f:ln produced thin ye-ir. The ju.iv
en wax tt no wwUi* late i.i n!ait*
ln? and il.e rl<*? nllttt v/aft ovr a
??''?rl Tietl"d. ntariierillir ;i|l Viirl
?l|".'; help-; nmrk-'tvl d?l*lf" Jillv
Tint h. the fuuxe <i the j-.rot.'< i3*
lr"i'?V,
/vr-).?r,| -.|iU l?av? -imiux*.
nf r?eol^|?'n^ notiv of llulr loih'-n
en the Klh'Tta rrop. Ftnny of
them arc fortified with other
crops*. mi i |i:i t to llios" who have
^1+vn-KttTiit fai fiiiim IIih
failure of Dm peach crop i ?? lirlll^
satisfactory prlc< s will not im-nn
flnaiiclal ruin. Ilul il will In- a|
liaril blow Ut lli<' wlwln Industry.
I win i |?a.-:H< <1 through the
peach l?. It Monday said thai In
addition l'? III'1 K.'nni rain that
have been III row ii Into tin- tlvcrn,
then* an- hundreds of car* of
rt'aU rip* peaches on tin* trot*#
llial will iicvfi' h" picked.
Manv of I In- 1",i(?wcni an1 hej:
tilnis fl lends from (lie cities to
come and pick what tiny wunt,
wlllioul elinrKc.
ll?caiiH(? of ( Vi?* trcniendoufl
crip of poaches, the (leorRfa
1'iacli firowiTu' I'xchanvo, with
lli?' .(iovcrnniciit co operating,
worked out (lie i:rcali'?;l dixtrlhu
tl'in HyMcni <'Vit nitoui'itod for.
I lil t y? ur. I'.ut markets wouhlirt]
OH<<UIIII< tin* crop.
!? I N AM IK.lt SICKS
plan \ si!?:i:kss|
-
?i!i -n.- I.** B>..i iv. %i
l<ondoii, July 24. The Inter- j
A 1 1 1 ? C? nfereiico will undoiibt- '
edly hi' Kiicci-Hsftil and llie l>a west
I'lan will In- fclveit lis chance to J
wive Kuropt-'n economic 1'ln tie*}
Hlill'1 present differences h. t v-en |
the hank* m andtho roiif>Tci(c<?|
d? |i.;..iliv; over the Kuaraot -??-H for |
lie fort-, million pound (icrman i
loan, a lending Alio rlcau finan-.
ci?-r today fold the \ft.u>cluted
I'ri'Hii I: -fore rallli'K f ? ? r h"Mie nf-l
!? r having been f ?r several dayo
in the chiHcat touch With Confer
f nc?- pr'jcr-'dlnun.
IM.I S MIAMI AMI
NI VkKS HIS KSCAI'E
Italt'n ?r'?. .Inly 23. ? - fevirgal
Cross. mi' i t the four youilm ccn
vlctod lam moniii of the murder]
c?f l^oiirt Cohen. MaliiniTe Jew-;
di r. felled his KMard and escaped
from I lie city Jail early today, F
In maMnr hi* escape Crom stole;
a pi-.tol from "ttre" trn.ii d and thnl|
Jumped nmf the J.i'l wall.
Mrl.AKKN i'akty
IIOI'S (111' ACAIN
r r. ? * u?? .i i*' . i
Twtchi. July 21. The Mr!. a res
party of Britlah around the world'
aviators, forced down a week ago(
If the tri mrndotis response
iUtffiy wui13iii1,v i '1 :?((' J upon
him Ciimt- ns a Mirpriie to
JusticL' Cavi'ily ho nave no
indication of the fact.
Studying hi* face as tit* warned
the leeuHMt youths that their ae
tluu in waiving a trial by jury
mad** it posr.ibl* fur 111*' court to
Impose tin* diath pi-natty, one
Kalix il the Impression. Ilrst of all,
all of It In <li;\iacliiintioH, Justice
Caverly Tt in dlivet contrast to the
defniiiluiilK. 1 1 ?* la of thick-eat',
powerful i?h v.^Upu', with a broad
forehead, a ..qua re jaw. aud keen,
steady eyes tliat ijaie forth be
neath heuvy hr?<ws.
Justice t'averly Wan born tff
I-Tnglund {? :i years aiyi and cama
to CMra^'i wlili bis parents when
ho waa nl\ y?nrn old. He has a
Ion;: and enviable record both ft#
a city attorney and as a magis
trate. Ah attorney for the city of
Chicago in 1 !? t? 7 he broke up ft
rii>K of ruafters who had mulcted
the city nit of marly $4,000,000
in eiklit years. And it waa he.
aftn hi' l.nd m^tttrtril The b enM? "
who xentciiri'd to tie* Iiouse . of
Correction the notorious Kddle
J.ncobs.oii. called "Kddle the Im
mune." who had boasted for yean
that he in ii Id not be convicted.
In another case Justice Caverly
compelled the nlate to withdraw
It h demand ( >r capital punishment
of a woman who had killed her
husband, rayhifc:
"This la an Auierlcau court. To
aak thai a woin;m lm hanged It -
Hrltlsh procedure."
Whe n Clan new Harrow, chief
attorn* v for the defenue, with
drew the plea of not yuilty and
entered the plea or KUllty Wftk
the statement that "we dlaltlta
to throw t Mm burden upon this
roiirt or any c.iher court" lie knew
out of th.' wisdom of his 37 yaara
of experience sis a practicing law*
yer In Chicago that the burdeft
could not be thrown on to mor#
capable nliouhb rs.
Public vintlmeRt mvnlnst the
slayers of the !? Yanks boy la
strong fttid feeling now Ib that
they should pay the full penalty
for their crime. Hut If Justtoa
Carorly shotihl decide, after bear
ing' the "mitigating" evidence t#
ho offered by the defense, that
their punhdiment. should be loaa
heavy, there will be few who wlH
question the Justice of his deci
sion. . ?
Such Is the confidence Chlca##
has In the chb f jUHtlce of IU
criminal court.
REVIEWS CRIME
OF TWO YOUTHS
Stale"* Attorney Crowe at
Opening of Leopold and
Loeli Hearing; Merited D?
Chirac *, July Jl- The kidnap
ping of 1-1 year-old Itobert
frankfl by Nathan lipoid, Jr.*
and Idchard Imi h wan ntrlctly a
"commercial proposition." the ab
ductorn wi'ito in their firnt letter
to th?- f:i l In r of their victim.
Thli li'lii-r wuh read In the ?p<
enlng i I the hearing today before
Chief Jtuillce Cuverly to deter*
mine tlx jii-nulty tlx* two college
youlhn k'h'II pay for the death
of yon ni. rrankn, to which for the
ileconil time they nfTlrmed today
their lawyer's plea of guilty. **?
HI it If# Attorney Crowe In bin
opening statement recited the
Hlory ii f llio boy's planning of the
"III 1 1 ?? f' How's nuirder," frota
what lie xald w;ik the Inception of
the pint in the mind* ?f the two
brilliant n^ntf rf i>ri,mlne?t famlt
here last fall.
I vi?ry detail <f the planning
and preparation wuh reviewed bjf
the prr.remtni .
Call* I by Iho state ??? It* see
oml wit new after Crowe had de
manded again the death penalty
for the two youth*. Jacob Krankt,
wealthy father of Hubert, recited
on the witness ntund the wtory of
hie boy's disappearance calmly
hot with f-yen moistened by teat*.
He answered In a firm voice (he
qucri?a of the prosecutor >b4
toei'ttfied th- rmaSI remoantt
clothing and other pernonal ,
?"?i mi, i ? ft hi nil mi or about tM
beffljr. Hi* testimony wan ml*
flni. he I when the court receile^
tor luncheon.
to have perished. left earl f today
fur Murauk*mi IIhv on Part*
mashlrn, their t.'tst stop la the
Japanese Umpire