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TiN DEATH '
NNR AND WAS
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enri' St‘liellk Tells
About Visit to Sing
Sing- 1. i k e s Nor-
N'alk Heller
mo l-J‘:cning
room set in the
,; Sing and never
war is what
. . 'ullli)’.
. i“ wont, than sit-
"Liiifl‘liihll‘ :er
.~ 'v llrnv worker!
. w‘m whrn he ro-
.- "rrnomi from a.
‘ - w York prison.
Mun-an Monday.
;.i‘~.i through the
. 1‘ n and so when
cairn-x in: was ad-
.iimvuily. ~
4 l i. is a my in "-
, w‘iis, but oven at
is :» «'rowdvd und
'm -l in one cell.
. .9 qu‘Onln‘lOdl-
mmccpiion 0f
,. Wis him has been
'. “ . sin-l 1h" movies.
1 .- 5 um be disap-
- iikrs to picture
' ’l stillrn err-attire.
1min anchored to
't ; v. i isuailze him in
.3: u ~~ -, .1; skull cap pulled
- . ~ siiaw‘n head. All
I - ~ ‘ ' .-,, omciai garb of
3‘ -‘ ' m :t While llhll’t
;;- - And Henry de-
‘W ,,/::-.'r see a shaved
‘ui their hair of!
:1’ ‘." "-‘rrc admitted," h.
'-v »- ' m is the case than
’9 ’ haw: been there
:sz ‘ .' -. {or thé majority
heads of hair."
. ..~ visit, Henry sold:
'1 ,- l visited was the
.. 2M Us long tables and
1 '.'-"ms for 1.850. Next
. ‘mkr: shop where
_ 7'“ ‘ . 7 ml :m: baked every
sing Sing is done
They do not sit
iii their calls, like
. No sir. every
'~' 2 '0 some, task.
: .r “ llcnry continues.
. continually patrol
_ " ' «. mm on their shoul—
"' ;-.. than: are a. number
' 2-:i‘mg with the men.
' carry guns on the“
l visited there were
.m the floor With the
..nvor of the room. “I
._ t‘mrd heaVflY arm“-
. if" . ' men constsnily. At
,“3' M" or an outbreak h!
.‘ '0 hold them or. boy.
“ ”ml-J be powerless 10
I“ :7 -' told us a story of on
= irisoher who was in tho
right the guord no-
n the loci: of his cm
“rtl it. The boy up-
”“r‘l ”list for filling s. ho;
"Mrs. he crept into the
' ‘ guard over tho hood
‘- ~' seized hil Sun. MC
., .. "Jmpanions compot-
_ “5' wars. however. oil but
‘l.
in Draining boy when":
rat unarmed sun-do. ‘
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Peking in Peril as Manchurian Army Moves South
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Gets 6 Months
UNION Nit Nil-N
PLEA!) GUILTY;
\ an A YEAR
Judge Denounces Pris-
Ste
oners f o r
J‘rom Railro' ad— One
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' HARTFORD. Sept. 18.—-Pleu of
guilty to stealing clothing from o.
railroad freight car were entered in
the superior criminol court roster-
day by Stephen Quirk. Dennis G.
Nssie and Fred Cline of Hartford,
snd li‘rod Pfinsto; of New Hsvcn.
Quirk was president sud Nazis sec-
retory. of Chorier Ook iooll 1". 13:0:
thcrhood oi Railroad trsinlnen. und
Cline and Pfinstag were numbers pt
the Union. They Were employes of
the N. 11. 1-1. H. 8: H. Railroad Corn-
psny and are dilated to huvo stolen
lust March from s freight shipment
{our overcoats and three suits. oil of
the value of 385 which were con-
signed to a. H rtlord firm.
States attorney Alcorn asked for
Jail sentences of substantial omount.
Judge Booth said it won serious
enough when ruiirosd curs worn
robbed by bandits from the outside
but more serious when robbed by
bandits from the inside. 30 Ian-
tcnced Quirk and Pun-tug to jail for
s, your and Noxic {or six months.
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u Péi Fu is mobilizing cvcrv resource to cope with the peril 'fsccd-b'y Poking £311.; m.
urian army of General Chang Tso L‘in,‘ which is‘nioving on»
apical from Mulcdcn. Meanwhile forces of General Chi Hsich Yuan ore hammering a't Shongbsi.
. A view of the old ousricr of Peking is shown above, and below-sit s‘ccn American gnu-inc; fl‘fil‘
- lion in the Chinese capital. The map shows how mics are attacking Peking and ‘
Gen. Vi’
mion from the north of the Manch
in; the U S. lcs‘
Shsnzhsi.
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ins. Broadway‘shows are also given WHERE DOES DAVIS STAND? settled by publication hero teddy by‘
here. Last week. the guide told us. {Worcester Telegram) “.2. the American Legion Post. or s. l“-
tho musical play ‘Poppy' played The wave Mr. Davis gets out West tcr from the \Var Departmcnt cit;
there. . [lull begins to talk about the need 0: ing flag regulations which stats “Do
he enters the “rcasonahly military preparedness." not place any other (is; or ponnlglt
"Every man when
prison is given g fifth grade exam-
imtion. It be is not able to puss
tint he is enrolled in the prison
school where he :iust remain until
pulls the to .
hg‘fr‘i; death house is in a. building
by itself. The guidedold us that
rural! deco a prisoner who enters
tlioro come out oasis. When we
lie complains ot 3 Congress which
has failed to keep the navy up to
the strength provided in the ratio
lix'cd by the Washington conference.
It is an agile shift. Only a. short
tlm'é ago Mr. Davis‘s running mate.
Brother Charles Bryan of Nebraska
was denouncing defleuse day as a.
“militaristic gesture." He was flat-
iy refusing to co-operato in its—pro-
the United States." . ,
It. was contended by Dr. C. 8. But:
den, or Galesburg. 111.. a. member?“
the Baptist assemblylitlcnlty. tho!
above Old Glory. during (period at
worship. , '
A mcn‘cr of the board of trustees
of Ottawa. U vcr’sity,‘whero the os-
went in Monday. the mm“ ”and motion. And Mr. Davis was at that
m ”torts-in!“ the ”mug? $112.3 time endorsing Brothe Charles. sembiy was session. ordered “is
‘Thnt Old Gan! ‘ ' then Mrs. Clem S aver has flag down within on hour, sad it
Since ,
spoken out. in meeting. Since then was removed. r, @
111-. Davis has discovered’that a. con-
siderable number of people feel that
there would bc-no savl‘ng grace in .. a .
.being caught in a. state of silly re- The first DVD“? “MW. “‘10?
sourccfulessnesss'lus “:e “are in 61 a long Ume'tlho finest. VII ‘m
and 95 and 1 1 ‘ lished in London in nu. puma
, ‘ . . tundra-d was «not at and
_ So Mr. Davis know for 'rcason- s _ . . . .fl
able preparedness." Ho 134“" for the place developed lntoavmcrctlsh
Brother Charles thought. One trou- himse- Similar collection ”mid “1
ble with Mr. Davis is that it is so
difficult to tell that he re'ally is
,_ W 13") no lb put to foreexcept or course as he was for
3”"! :3“.th My, ' his nomination and is for his own
. .P
emolns un- :
own“. are saved. 7 ‘ election.
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Two or the won. the guide said, are
to be eicctrocuted tomorrow night.
Ono at them is s. bay eighteen who.
”shot o policeman in the Bronx.
“The duth Who? ll 8. big room.
devoid at .turnilhinss and the
It is sow were u con-pie or
BEme 0;" nourING salsa.
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"Did I sit in tho clociric .chair-
sure 1 did. It an urge chair. 1001.5
lit. a. his arm chair and feels just
the same so out.
“The guide also told u! that the Mo son. Max.
the large“
has boon abetted
excel om
above or lo the right of the 115.3 ol_
the Christian nag; might be mm
Europe and latterly the Unltod
States in oohnowicdsod to have
'hwevcr. in connection slit}: moi >- '
don Zoolgicol Gordon sud mm
which in aid. to
BUTLERPAYS '
“WIDOW W
I GAMEIS OFF
Head of Philadelphia.
Police Gives Her $200
-, When R 3i :1 Steps.
Baseball Benefit
cm. 17—mo-
'~ armour-mi.
thor than disappoint tho widow of o
pollounui who has been sssurod
pomcnt of I. can: benefit tron: the
yesterday, Director of Puhllc Surety
Butler presented her with 32.000 out
or his own pocket when ruin oousod
‘tho postponcmsni. '0: tbs some with
:Ncw York policemen.
Mrs. Butler Wd tho sin.
mus gram ‘poy stunted General
nssrems tomcpomndlyosho
h drowl s salary iron: the null!
clot! sovornmont. ‘ .
191 mm, 010 ‘
1:03.me Cont; 80"- 18.
r-«l‘ormor Senator Comouus _Cois_
,. pleased to atom his mans birth--
My with hiss-motto: sud othsr rs-
Mm or their new ”homo yol-
tortur- In contrast with motion!
nor- no motion was pm“. ow.
in: to the autism stud 'otJEr.
Cole's heath. The femor'flonotot‘is
Weslecysn University’s
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Proceeds o! o. poiicobouholl some 7
Butler by tho government will?! 116'
am aviar-
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