WEATHER
Po«»y dowdy Slightly niwr Sun
day. Mrmday fair.
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VOLUME BIX; NUMBER 199
STORY OF HEROISM ON PART MISS ELDER IS TOLD
101 INDICTMENTS BROUGHT AFTER PROBE ALABAMA KLAN
Tanker Crew Relates
That She Requested
They Save Pilot First
RilWm (iKfekable Bali and
He Had Not Dotmed Hi* at
Tins
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DIXIE GIRL FLIER AND
COMPANION At AZORES
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Asked DteUneo to Nsareet land
Betas Comiaa Dawn Be
aid* Snip
HORTA AZORES, Oct. 1&-A - A
«.lory oUhsrolam of Blitt Elder relat
laf how ape pi ceded with her ree
cuera to epee her companion Oeorge
Haldeann from the Icy wetere or the
.■ceon before rescuing her wee told
today by the member* of the crew ol
the Dutch, tanker Barendrecbt which
l.roucht the crew ot tha Americ’Ji
Girl to lead tardy.
Wbett the American GW detrended
onto the rdsght eea* betid* ‘ the
tanker Thureday m»t laa SCO mHet
from lead. Mlea Rider and Hnldeman
clambered oalo the wiaat ol the
’land plane- The ebip crew under or
dare ol their coptain leu ached e boiU.
High rolling wavOn waned the boat
cbent end It wae ixporslble to yet
near the pfcmo.
Ml** Elder. th« crew related, wo*
dinging to a wtss of the plane drew
“ & MMB 1 jfrhSttw
flying but not for •wiping. Thu
crew ahoultd to the flier* arklng If
they, could ewim The fl'*r» answered
that they could not. A* tb* crew pre.
pared te throw a line to Mies Eider
they heard her shouting tor them
(o *a«* Haidetiwu ft ret.
‘Shouting her eaUlenatlon Ml**
E.dcr raid the r*uid krep afloat in
her edit but that llaldeman would
*>ireiy eink becauaa he did nat hare
’ hi* on.
The aaliore threw out line* to both
end with order t«t (net
•round their b*dte< and l»o b were
pulled into the b*«t.
Mi*a Eldar firat »ad after putting
“ foot oa the deck of the tanker; "We
will do it over again *
< Deeeribiag the events leading to the
r true, the crew said that on Thure;
day morning the American Girl wa»
lighted flying toward them. A* th*
fclane pa*aed over th# abip the packet
wae dorpped from it. failing Into the
tea. Asober package wa* dropped
gad thia hit ihe deck. .It contained
a. meaegg* aaklny th#~t*lptance to
Usd. An ehawar wae painted on the>
tanker deck. Mien K’dfivsajd the
plAne deveiorted a def-wwa oil line
reducing the preaeure to five pound*.
Their (per that they would not be
able to fly 3M milee oaward to iand
with their imtor in thi* condition wa*
riven ae their reaeon for landing be*
aide the taaher.
DEMOCRATS WANT NEITHAI.
GROI’ND FOB CONTENTION
Washington, oct. - Neu
tral terrt pey-will be bought by t lmui*
echgtlc leader* for the »<*enc of tfi«lr
IPta national convention, it wa* in*
dtceted today by Chairman Shaver,
of the D*mocrn ic national commit
tee.
.-'.geUollm. as the ennveni
~ Jbtv.aeaAri.diAifi; the oefieoaJ
commit M ia .be held h're beginning
January* 12 Nearly a dozen cttlee
have «#-•»» i gypetud Arnd*? tr+-
JSrjmi n«k
- IbflrHlWr ■li»Wi"*<Kgr-lß*Ue '4e*dh
among comml teamen.
Othre* bidding f»r the quadrennial
gather.ng are Atlanta. Miami. B«*ton,
Cleveland, Indianapolis. Ban Fran
dace, Chicago and Atlantic City.
ago*-:- M—BtoMMßßMßlMßMMtoMwiito<ia<..'. , aa.- ccneraer*
CLAIMS WIPE OUT TOO I.ATE
ml‘CAi’,(\ (I | V/V
often ont anti) 10 p. bt,~ compnined
W. D. Donald, 71, in answer to a
aeprat* n/Cnteaance Unit filed by
hi* entraayed wife, dd. As Jor blmiolf
he eald he had not bee* hut after
dark with any woman ether than hie
plfe for It m*. 1
THE GOLDSBORO NEWS
READ IN THE MORNING .WHILE MINDS ARE PRESH-READ BY BU YERS BEFORE THEY BUY.
t ' A . ’ ' n
SIXTEEN PAGES TODAY
AUTO ACCIDENT
NEAtt BELFAST
Csrs Wrecked But Four People
EHtape Bseioua lujurx in
Wreck
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Automobile pec'dente in the city
and coup y continmd to mount laat
livening fhen two car* m*t head on
near Balfaat end wire completely
wrwked. Two white me.*, in one
and two negroes in tk* other escaped
serious Injury. One negro sustain'd
a broken knee cap. the moat serious
njury of .ho arcldcnt.
J. P. Bryan of Robersonvllle ond
J, 0, Brown, algo of RoberaonvlHe,
dare travelling along the highway in
aa Otdsmobiio, reports wee*, when
Preston HIH, negro. llvlfg near Bel-,
fast, turned hla Koid across the high
way', trident y unaware «of th* ap
proaching car, and the two met be*d
un. 1111 l la thought to havt sustained
a broken kn»* cap. A negro preacher
whose name could not b» learned,
waa cut about »u* hand.
The whi em: n auata md minor
cuts and bruises. ' r h» two autopio
bile* wer* derooltohed,
WEED GROWERS
PROTEST PRIGE
Frank Disney Suggests Court
Action to Secure “Living
Price”
WINSTON SALEM, Oct.
Ad.trev*** by Judg.* Tam Bowl# and
U S. 1; etrict Aiiorncy Prank Llnate
featured a merting us 4,t»oe tobacco
grower* held here today to di*cu»*
K w prices being paid for tobacco.
Fire memhvrii were added to thv
executive committee and the commit
te# wa* inetructed to meet at an
early date for further ronulderation
of way* and irean.i for beoaiing pre
vailing low pricew.
-Go ash a living price this year",
Mr. Linney told We growers. “If you
can't get n living prica, you have
recourse to the law. Idquor wa* con
trolled by >nw In its manufacture and
sals and there, can be way* and
mein* of controlling the growth and
sale of tboacco.”
WHEAT POOL CLAIMS SITCESN
The latestfigure* show that the
Canadian wheat pool, the largest
fzrmrr*‘ in the world, has
been a pronounced success, tl *up
poriera usaert .F nrmed in the fall of
IBM, it now hai* a ntemberahln of
142.000 farmers, and handles abou
200,000 000 bushel* of wheat annually
a* *pll a. frAm 2B,ooo,0(K> to
10,000.000 buKheU’of other gqp'na,
with u money turn over of more th*o
Since 1823 member* or
the pool hive reclved MOO.OQO AQo . ♦
52 Students From 9 Sections
Os County Are Now Iu CoHe^e
There wrre r ghty morg idntbmts ea f
roUH In Ihe nla* larger Wayne j
8p&. fwTjgedM;
4 G*e >mtU wen*to* -then *n* ere- j
mwia tirthf mMt iiau it ar “4-t fear
figure# compiled yesterday in the
offira of the caunty auiieriniendent
show. Through ihe first two week*
tbla year 2712 had enrelled; through
the first month la»t year only 2**l
a, a . gy. **., t • 'I.V.-UJ t•-' r **•'.* a i. . . .i-i
TITfl vll • vi»l MU .
The ach ol' censua show* that for
the nine school* considered there are i
3,KM i hlldV*n wl h the arhool ages
of * and 21. Os tfaij number E2 are
away at college--—a very large mint
her considering tha4 the number is
drawn entirely from rural section*;
72 are attending school* other than
the dietr et la which they are Hated,
lg the oecaus, JapA IN have quit
NEW COMPANY j
OPENS TUESDAY
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Thompson-Woolen OU Company
Will Do Retail and Whole
sale Busin etui
Earl Thompson aud BtaHlng Wo»t j
ca well, favorable known young men |
of Ouldaboro, are opening a business |
for the sale Os wholesale and retail I
of gat. oiM, ear, at tb# comer of!
Beech and Johu street Tueaday morn
ing the firm nacke to bo Th°tnp<*on-
Wooten Oil Comrnny.
Rcftk of th«e« men hayt had tony
expericnca la th# ga* and oil Made.
Mr, Thompson having uctapled for
«om*tlir*i the pod.tion of district
tales man for the Staudard Oil f’oia*
heraj Mr. Wooten was the
Qo'.daboro agent, both ajre con**e
iiuin'i) well known in Ihl* entire eee
tiea. »
The new eeurern Juat three short (
we#let ago leased the corner prop
erty from the Norfolk and Southern
Railroad and broke ground for the
uiadeerae filling station and
tank*. Now the p ant le ready for op
c rat lon Tha-e hhge t.*ak» hava e
capacl y of Ihlrty-Mcven thousand
galioM. Utu* insuring the fact that
there will always b» an ample aup -
ply, of g« and oil* oa hand Be
tide* gas aud ell, lh » ilrm will han
dle iup greoae*. fuel oil* a«d kggo
t ene. '&
Mr. Tbumpeqn and Mr. Witten
pointed out yedterday that with their
three trmUL*. fa wholesale service’
(ton that till I<e comhlard faoPtle*
that they woild be ahlq jo care for
tny or'er largo or eawtU A"d fur
ther ‘em'ahtalaed the let that only
prompt, oourteaue a*d elffkient ser
vice would be rendered u bo h
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T 41u also, ibautd a curdiai luvltatlouj
to all their Mend*, acqulntancm nnd
f.r<»»prcilva cuMomer* and the people
«C Wayne cotinty and Oildaboro
general to vlelt their new pDc*.
UNDER BOND ON
WHISKEY COUNT
WiHoughby Daniel Outruns
Chink Rhodes But Uter
ArranffeH Bond
1 a
Off err. Chink Rhodes isn second in
a race yealerdv afternoon with
willloughby Dopiel, (ksideboro man,
near the Itmlta of the®cl y.
Officer Rhod<<a stated he happen
ed tA be in eom« wood* near Edge
wood yeeterduy a.Xernjou sad he »aw
Diuiel Come Into the yood*. The of
'loer eald that Daniel appenred to
know where be wa* goin* so he
watched him. After proceed ng eomc
diiiwuie In- I ha wood* Daniel* dug
up two plot* of liqor and he called
lo him. Danli'l did not heed bt* call,
but turned andiron Th* officer said
he waa outdistanced In a sbilTt race.
A FV>rd i-euß*, *aid to have belonged
to Daniel, wa* übandoqyd near the
•cene of the chase,
ternoon an atterney appeared at City
hall rnd gave bond for Danlela report
ing t» answer a charge Monday.
school to get married, ae intu bnatpaux
or for some othtr cause. '
, . tYpT e" 'min rs II Tt - aaui -XtTl.nty ib'viu
ttwed ta ma *—u - . thyttapfij'iipgrr^ .
, Tied fer die scSbol roil* live
hundred and 70 children in the coun
ty nitli In ihe school age who should
b- enrolled in the school* had not
don* so,’ through the first two weeks
It is expected, however, that a large
raping ct atft mnrfh'r wflr RMYtklflP'
place* in the tchooU within the next
two week*, and that the end of ths
first month will show u mnt»r!al in
crease over the firat man h of enroll
ment a year ago.
Thi school* considered in the.Ejudy
made yoeterday are: PlkevUle, Rosß
wood. BauUton, Eureka, Btnilho
<be pel, Orantham. Nebunu. Sevan
Springs, and Btogdou.
GOLDBBORO, N. CftVNDAY MORNING. OCTOBKR 16. 1927
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News Bxseball.Cup to
Be Presented Thurs.
pfereuta lea of Th* News -cup
to Pinkney, winner* of the 1»27
pennant of the Wayr.e. Gounty
Baseball League. wll| be one of
ihe features of tir* program to be
put on a* the Community Building
Thursday evening In connection
with the Brat community recrea
tion tnslttule to be held this week.
The 4>r*een etioti wi | b. made by
Coi. John D. Langston, president
of The N»wa PuhllKlrng Company.
The cup la of Sterling silver I* IS
luche* high and mounted or a
hardwood base. It will bear th*
inscription VPresented by Th*
Golldaboro News to Plnknef. FM7
Champs of the Wayn* County
League’/
WHAT CUT TAXES
WILL BE MADE
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Three Different Groups Have
»Own Fig urea Concerning
Reductions
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WASH I NOTOM. Oct. HoW
big a alice may he cut from the
aukuaio tax ( bill *• a question now
uppermost sA aiimlnlatliiilon leudoc*
turn tbtlr nttention to thlu ui J«»r
r r (>blem of the approaching aes*-ou
of Congress.
' With the revenue qaeallon Involved
in Aha comiqw ps. iiilsaillal nawealya
the la*ne U alr udy 'leit'ing on poiitl.
cal line* with thre* distinct notion*
prevailing, both as to the total a
mount of reduction uad where Ihe cut*
Aw 11 be made.. .
coder pressure r from Prqpldent
Cuotldyc ad-upigi.-uion loaders ar?
Fipectid to iryto hold the maximum
reduction within thy limito *et by the
treasury, something Uke »2oO.OOU.()(lO
Democrats who arc a>*embling for
the prk-se*eion meetings of tax
eontrrJtteea are measuring the ptoa.
pectlvc surplus with the hope that
they can prc*««t a program con Urn
listing a much larger reduction.
Some already have declared for a cut
of nearly half a billion dollars.
Aa the aßpatlon It shaping up now,
the jyimcpal tlghja will revoh-a
< round the corporation Tncnme, the
relate «r Inheritance and the remain
ing wtr time nuDnnce and mlscel rvn
cou* taxes The ift-g&arr Income levtesu
will come In for their aha re of their
attention, however, with prod’>*nht
for complot.> excrop: ion of nil income#
hetoyr S6OO, nnd • rrductin In the
•ur tax rati* aPlerttng the Income*
Ih-tween 130,000 vn |JOO,OOO,
FIVE KILLED AS
PLANECRASHES
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FamiV of Three Destroyed by
“Dying” of Motor in
Air
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SAV ANTONIO, Oct It <A>) Five
fir x■ ns were killed here tonight when
h loral experim. nlal alrplawe crushed
near the municipal airport
L. I. t'tark, 32, of Houston, who
wa- pilotiug »thc plan* tra* k ited
when the may'll in* plunged to tho
Kt< mi' a* were a Ban Antonio womm
~oad.hnr.iatu-- .vtau: ahfc tlalighter, -and
Aif Jliwi .»«»iB»*B.
died : i»rtly the aeaMeat.
uji erver* ssbl th. plane wae fly
-f.aO'-et aa e>4W.sde ,ei|. iwu*- •**4*"«-
7W£jo:d'a€Sea£ iik£ii£K3BiiiC
'vTtirftrtf **'T v
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GAMING HUD-I BS CAUGHT'
Two mtg) win came near breaking
the bank In the Kuihasl at Oate'cn
ended ftu-tr * rusk liicfi J
Tlie cmuWlcr bccfinn ounptciauA when
an unusual number of 500 franc coun
ters appejred nu the table. On» of tbp
counter* w-vi examined and proVedVo
he.false. The two payers were ar
rested nnd Sound to he In po«re*«!on
of *O.OOO Trances w«rth of the forged
counter*, while in the r lodging* were
found more, reiprcsetlng 200,000 or
more francs.
MANY CHILDREN
ARE EXAMINED
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1 Forty-Nine Hetfinneru of Two
Schoolit Are Found To Be
Underweight
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Os the on# hundred and nmety-oue
vxam nations conducted at Walnu'.
aud Virgluta Btrt-et tehoel by the
TVkyne fount ja- Health Depart men tin
their aahual summer round up, aa re
commended by The National Oonyratti
of Parent nod Teacher* aasOaiatiaae,
twenty on* were 7 jrarernt under
weight and twenty eight were found
10 percent underweight.
The r«prt Os the round up ha#
been prepared and place jn the hands
of Mr*. J. J. Hatch to be seat on
to fimprr authorities
The object .of the Summer Round
tip was to check up OS physical
defeett , which would be corrected iu
the summer month*, and place the
chdd In n higher stale of efficiency
'or the opening of school in B*pt*m
her. -
Twelve physlc.il defects us the he
ginner* have been corrected aa • dir
ect result, of three examination*. The
Health Department and the echool
officla'* feel that the work*, as a be
ginning h*i been etrenTly suoceaeful
Those who conducted that# examiit
r.t oit* Acre as follows: Die. R. B.
Miller, T. B tteuderson. R 18. Wil
liam*, dentida. 8. 11. Poole, dentist,
L. W, Corbdf , He dth officer, aa>lot*
ed by Mkw Marie V'krlty, R, N, Pub-
Jtlc Health Nurse. V
TkaThb'a for
fho*r» aa follow#: C 2 i xamins(L.lp May
in ra examuled in Bepiember, 7 phy
sical defer: k cor reefed, 23 brought up
to normal w.lght Id to 7 percent, aud
1G to 10 percent. 37 atilt have phy
sical defects.
The table far Virgin's ttreft sghool
oh Own ea follow tu, 43 sxxmiaad in
May, 33 ra-examined iu Beptembef, IS
brought to normal weight 11, 7 per
cent underweight; 12, 10 pe'ceat un.
thu^«eight; 31 had physical defect*,
tnd I had physical d"facts conroctod
LINDY REACHES
RICHMOND, VA.
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Makeu Hla Usual Speech About
Need for Program la Com
mercial Flying
RICH MON Oct. IS (Aft ~
PtraJghl os a martln'tb-> v hla gourd,
fol fhsr.es Lindbergh arrived over
Richmond at 1:33 this afternoon to
make « perfect landing at t||e airport
a few minutes later after circling the
port one time
"As th? fsinoun "Spirit of Rt.
*-oul*” taxied down the roidle of th*
field to a ftpeeially prepared hanger
a crowd estimated at IS.OOO preseed
vainly agaiuxt the military guard
■{round the field to see more cli.eely
the inti jnx youth who** air mastery
in hi* Pails flight won for him (tie
plsudlta of the world.
A greet ovation gree ed 00l Lind
bergh at the Fair grounds where ha
i-ffike Into mlto raphonea which
(••Tried T!Ys |atci far beyond the
bound* us the ata'e.
Sav Deer As Plentiful As
KhLlhAb Down In, Carteret
Deer ih" Carteret county thi* s*a
rGGt itfWW-W'gßK®
Wfhbbtt* h..-thar rgqnm -tB-Wggn*,;
it L--±tr. i*".sia. erf Saaxb
.-I'm mull »tr(-e>, who with J. D. ull
»n of Turkey, Ha mi».:>n county roturn.
«d yes'trday treat u deer hunt In the
eorttal coumy.
To pro*e Hint the ffthulous stories
j£ll aU&r fJVMals&z* sLSU
fleet feoteti aulmale, wire true, th*?
brought beck u 150 IM)under The
unimal, a two-pronger wan bagged be
low Beaufort *n a i**ur h iur chase
with four dct*r hound* «n fAday.
Mr**rs. Davi* and Mxou skinned
the aninnh dried the hide our a hit
••d then spread it aero** the ran la tor
of their ’automobile, arranging the
head over the radiator cap The uni
que display at ractod much attautleu
SIXTEEN PAGES TODAY
Leaders Alabama Klan
Accused By Grand Jury’
Os Causing Floggings
DICKIE DANIELS
DIED YESTERDAY
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MembrineouH Croup Cauuan
Death Five Ymr DM Bo*
Jamoo Dunleln
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Dickie Daniel*, five year old ooe
of Mr. and Mrs. Jam** Daatels, died
at th# home of hi* pwaut* at an
M'ly hour yanterday, death resulting
fr*m membraneous croup tdlplherin).
„ Two phyaiciaMH bad hurried to tb*
home of Dlckla's parents nt th* fran
tic caJla at the latter, but they did
Mat arrive In t mt to Insert a tuba
Tnd the passage* es th« throat clog
god and choked the ItMla Mle#
to d*ath.
A line youqg feiow waa Dickie.
(o*l black hair. Mapping black
•yes, vibrant with lif*. tha daVftteal
defender of h * plater playmate.
Strangers war* a t*ct*d to hk* bright
fare when thay mat him oa tha stroots
i the neighbors loved him Mr aod
Mrs Daniel. 4»av# tha sympathy of
all in their bereavement. , •
Rev A J. Smith, ptaUr of the
Fleet Haptlit church, will conduct
fetugW oeratro* TYfnh Ike how* £\ HI
North Carolina afreet at 4:3d tbla as
tMniho *
FRENCH REPLY
IS RECEIVED
‘ .
Now Rxpsriod Tsrrtff Coatro.
verity WIU Be Ended
BnUafnclorily
•
WABHINOTQN. Oct 15 AJH -The
text of tha.Wencb retfy to the lateat
note cn the traflff dl*cu-slon began
dtlhb'lbc. in o lb* State Department
late today but with no prospect that
the document would be derided and
avti'labl* for conaiderntton before
Monday. ’
N* advance summary of the note's
content* had reached the depatmeat.
so officials reused to comment. It
wb* apparent, however,.that they felt
Ihe tariff cooteoveray was ia a fair
way to sdjuatment. .V
(BLEBBVTKS HM4TH BIRTWAY
‘i be merry”, wa* the quick ree
ponse of Mrs Sophia Bird, of Lough
borough, Ireland, when congratulat
ed on her recent, bltthday which was
her lo4th. “I am very cemfortahl*,
and shall do my best to hold up so»
another birthday, M she , added smil
ingly All diy long ther wens a pro
cession of well w slier* who were met
with a cheerful word and smile Mrs.
Bird arine* at 9:30 o'clock every' morn
Ing and retires at nine
ll' tltc rifle* between here and Be*U
•awnawr wm'ww •Htin{ <rw
«M| <fc» a>auL,beanglit -back the
eiiww wetjUtlag- aboStl*
Founds each ami pa *e<l ont portion*
to their friend*.
•"Why th'’ f irm«-n» down thorn ray
that the il*er are »o plentiful this
year th'it they slip out behind awoet
nWiiitfl iiinm Ml# f*ft* *Vil>r fir-
I thr van iJtip," aaiit Mr. Ifeele, "And
atl 'hronfh the forest we enme ta
placea where anybody mold tell that
deir had been lying. H
The 150 pounder brought' bark yea
tardsy v> r« the* second of the reason
for the two nlmfodm tOn Oe’ober 1,
thr first opeb day of the deer saaaoo.
they bagged one weighing |(3 pounds
Thin Is thought to have been thb first
tC<?sU*ued *# Pifl Tw«i
f t
Mimbtr of
■ The Associated
4 Pres*
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PRICE FIVE CUfIV
Os 101 lndleUnnete All Rxca»t
0 ” "•fcttsr
“UNWORTHY OP TRUST*
IS PHRABS REPORTRD
Ended Thorottfh InrontigaiM
by Grand Jury as 10 Oumb *
us Flogging
LUCERNE, Ala., Oct it-ifl-Ctf"
mails* • week of enquiry Into week
id rtolenc# sad a probe into tbe la.
ntrinort. working* of the Ku Ktas
Klaa, r npecLl gmad jury lata today
returned 101 adlctmmU against an
chaffed with complicity la M or aHt
lashing* ia i'r**tb»w coeaty aad
n*a<»« * weeping aad ncaantloaal Mar
ls ■■* ’bat m«n high to the ewtecfft of
thi Klaa ware "aawertby of iraa* - .
All indict naahi enpapt oaa ware
naalnat members as tbe Klaa aad ttt
Jury reported that wHh a atngN. at*
eeftwa all iha inaaktd laebtfi war*
’ committed by membore of Order,
wct.riac hqods aad robe* of aba ord
er. , •
Ml rain* oadtgpai. hr UN aaaaty
to those which axishad during fha
•inf us the the
~ muu jury p»**e'fa aea«ongfthm* ■
*» the Grand tfcafon of tba Klaa in
Alabama, tha farsrnr Uraad Titaa ot
ttu o Put bard Preytaec of U»a adder
<i»d other official* blah ia tie latte*
lit*., empire.
Tbaaa man, the Jary eehl la tta de
port "were decellet ta tbatr duty at
fai r. If tier bad afterded tba iwd- v
mrbtp In the (dan which gboutd bare
Men glren tbaaa outrage* saw weal*
kB " "**"**' : tP
SAYS SHE FAKED
CHANNEL SWIM
Waal«i to Show Need as Caa*
mlanlon Ptfutulf Nnmdvetts ! *
Attempts Made
IAIN DON, Qat It— New*
wIH *ay toxorruw that Omthyoa*-
ran l>saa, lxmdOn phyelctaa, la «
ion fifteen to tba paper declared that
•be did not • wim Ibe English CbeeM}
The women physician, wboee feoerd ,
breaking feat wee antteuaoed aa f
Tuesday la tbe "eeaiaaelun declared
tbiu she bad p»rpetrgtad the been*"
to ibow that it wa* easy ta daeaira •
the public end tbaa to show "the do
• liability of 0 eatebltobibf aa teiqcae
tioaal commission to sap etnas
channel swlaea.
"It era* a fake to aad Ink**," tba
phymeiaa who iwiaa aadar the aaa>>
Os Mlae MrClellaa, and via widely
balled aa e woman wboee time as It
hmira end 10 miaalaa, bettered tbs re*
rord of Jf bears end 11 Atontaa held
by Gertrude EMerl* of New Tark. ia
quoted as- reytag. •
nr la mek lag the dtclod
ure'rturaed ta the paper'a cheek
for i,ooo panada which tba rnper knd
offered to toa English wonted! who
should Tppr~Te uggj Wli|i Bilile'd '
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Verdict Had Net Been Readied
At rOrioch Lest
Evening
I RNDKKHON, Oct. 15 Tb#
jary took tba caee of R. B. CrOwdar.
former enabler of tbe defueot Pw
nßr'b aqd Mere beat* beak ban
charged with abend 140,ad# eggllOall'
ment at « o'clock tonight.
At 0:30 a July west to dinner *»»
train lag uatll I o'clock. Jttdt* R. A.
•Vunn of New Bara spent sheet aa
hour aad a kail in hla Cham* * thg