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Show ,1 (fP l THE WEATHER. Saturday and Sunday unaattladt po,. aibly rain or anow; coldor north. Local Settlement Pricee. Lu! Copper Ztno H Ill (cathodes) Tribune Wants show their resultfulness in ef- fecting most transfers of realty. JO 175 .,,..$1415 VOL. 112, NO. 170. SALT LAKE CITY 'SATURDAY MORNING, APRIL 3, 1926. 22 CENTS PAGESt-ITV- E Where 248 Costa Rica Passengers Met Death Two hundred and persona were killed and ninety-threInjured in a wreck Much 14 on mllae from Ban dote, Ooeta Bica. Tho cauae of the diiaater waa thought due to overloading. Whole famlllee of fanner and laborer! perished together. Nunee and doctor were summoned from near-b- y places, th Bed Cross helped, and people from all Claeses helped to recover the bodiae of the injured and dead. Thle exceptional photograph ahoera the wreck ever the Vartil river, with ' one ear at tho bottomland two hanging over a P. X X. Photo. precipice. the Ooeta Bican railway, forty-eigh- t e five and one-ha- lf 190-fo- Bi PRESIDENT HEALTH r. SILT ILT ' Coolidge Is Sending Spe-ci- al Representative to j Philippines for Survey. Spanish War Vets Com- mander Selected; Willi Y , Consider .Resources. WASHINGTON, April 2 (By the Associated Press ) A trip to th Philippines, and possibly Hawaii and Guam, tq eurvey economic conditions, will be made for President Coolidge by CarmI A. Thompson, of Ohio. The mission. It la emphasized, wiU not be political In any nay. Announcement of Mr. Thompson a appointment a a special commiasion-,er.wa- jnads v Brilliant of Mind, Lovable of Disposition, He Had tfqtSor e afcptmenrorThr peter-Vk- n Schaak company, one of the two licensed distributors of the tonic, declared that the new malt extract when mixed with near beer would bring very good results, drug clerks were not so enthuslastie. NO CROWDED STORES. We cannot tmagfns anyone crowd ing our stores to buy the tonic, t statement issued from the Walgreen The Home Drug Drug company, said A Raynor company and the Buck stores concurred In the belief Reports received here from Indiana, Wisconsin, Texas. Mississippi and Alabama show that a storm of protest has been made against the sals of the new liquid. The Texas W. C, T. U laid down December. DAVIS MAY ALTER PLANS, e was appointed without the knowledge of war department officials who have jurisdiction over th Phil- Potency and Convenience Senator Goff, West Virof Beer Yet to Be ginia, Presents Administrations iTatest Plan. Fixed by Consumer April 2 (Universal ) hundred cases of the new per cent malt tonic arrived The betr will be Chicago today distributed to drug store Tomorrow. Three Chicago drug firms, operating a chain of stores throughout the city, expressed the opinion thaUthers would not be a great call for the liquor. Although EUer VoUmer head of the Uva WWta HELP BOTH WAYS. , The White House statement, announcing the appointment, said that the president feels that an intensive study of the possibilities of these insular possessions (the Philippines) may lead to increased development of their natural resources and that such a study will be of great benefit and Importance not only to the United States, but to the Filipinos as well. Supplementing this, Mr. Thompson said that the inlands possessed natural resources which have scarcely been touched, and that he would glv particular at fen Hon dustrial and agricultural problems. In further explanation of the study to be undertaken, It was said In behalf of the president that he desired observation In the Philippines of the educational and policing systems, financial affairs as they relate to the nd condition gewwrom&aW5 generally. Mr. Thompson, who Is national commander of the Spanish War Veterans, and at one time served as assistant secretary of the Interior and treasurer of the United Staten, has been mentioned as a possible candidate for the Republican nomination for governor in Ohio, but he made it clear that acceptance of the presidents commission definitely precluded entry into that race. Judge Thomas- CHICAGO. where It we said the step had been taken as one result of the Increased interest In congress recently' In the Philippines. Mr. Thompson later said he would aeeemble a group of experts, In part at least, from government departments, and probably would leave In June, returning in November, eo bis report may be available for submission by the president to congress In the battle lines against the beer and Informed the senators and represents tives In congress of their opposition The Dean law, passed before the advent of national prohibition, is believed to possess th power to prohibit the sals of the beer In the Lone Star -- ' vtv; - r , - , Ji r forV-r-' .AjljEAif V vtrCwSl . A- - -- state. There Is po doubt In the minds of the Indiana officials that the Wright bone-dr- y lsw,A psssed wtths recent session of the legislature, will prohibit in Hoosierland. The Wright tha sale law, which has caused considerable comment in several of the leading periodicals of the United States, U probably the dryest law In the coun try. and Alabama officials Mississippi were loud in their protests against the - new permits for the granting of "themanufacture of the malt tonic. "f m ZEALOUS-REALTO- TURNS R APE-MA- WlftCONStN CLOSED. Although the Pahet Brewing com pany of Milwaukee is one of the two brewing companies allowed to manufacture the beer, Wisconsin prohibi- N TO OBTAIN LAND tion officials declared that the tats law would prohibit Its sals there. Dressed in Furry Coat, He President Coolidge Sees Failure of Senate to Heed Goes About on All Fours No Reason for Sending Demands Places West-Settleto Frighten Young in Peril. Delegate to Geneva. -- -- Girls on Place. - V DraggUU Are Not Anticipatin- General, Andrews ' Points Out What He Declares g--HeavyRun; Weak Places in the Act 2500 Cases Received.' Twenty-fiv1 75 House, ME Police Slayer Eludes Posse By FRASER Universal Service EDWARDS, Staff Correspon- ehrar' Twwtgbwr ' The measure wae accepted at the capltol as the answer of General Lineal n C Andrews, dry rxar, to the growing agitation In congress for modification of the Volstead get to legaltss beer and wine Senators were amased at the drastic proposals While the dry forces are prepared to drive it through congress at the preeent session, the wets are ready to make a last ditch fight against It A battle royal is certain when it comes up for consideration. CHANGES OUTLINED. In a letter to Senator Cummins of Iowa, chairman of the judiciary committee. Andrews declared that our experience in enforcing the prohibition laws convinced us that certain hsngea and additions are essential to uccess. The bill would make the following changes In the law Place all cereal beverage plants under government supervision, under heavy bonds gnd Impose fines of 9&00 to 90000 for violations Prohibit ths redlstill&tlon, use, sale and transportation of industrial alcohol for beverage purposes, under iw years Sn ths penitenpenaity-- of tiary and a fine not exceeding $25.0o0 Authorize the issuance of search warrants for private dwellings on evidence of manufacture of Intoxicating liquor for commercial purposes Place counterfeiting of permit for Costinusd en Pm five -- (Osliuns give.) e- Judgs Thomas Marloneaux, a lead-ixlgur - ftfU ths r.Dt&h v barr passed away at his home yesterday. g Friends. Many- - Judga Thomfta MaHoneAuA. BS year ona ef tha leading tfiembara of tha American' bar, died yenterdny morning at 11 o'clock of pneumonia after a brief lllnea. Death occurred at bia homa, lltl Eaat Ninth South treet A a leader of tha Utah bar. Judge Marloneaux attained national recognition and a a paraonable. lor-ab- le manhwoj, manent hold on .for, hlouoUUa- - pea- -, . the affection, of Jit many frienda. The auddenneaa death cam of Judge a a Marlou-eau- (hock. eol(V contracted last week, developed Into pneumonia. Ha Sat-urd- appeared morning boforq Jhaatate court to argue fta Ook 4 oorpua In tha Cooks caaa. proceeding U uT7lvKl F hl Mr, Nettla Marloneaux. who widow, wui at hla bedside; one daughter, MU, Dorothy Marloneaux of Los --Jlngelce: one Harry Marloneaux of 8on KVancleco; one Mr Janie Johnson of Salt lake, and ona brother, believed to ba living in Cincinnati, Ohio. Richard Whittemore Displays Vicious Attitude tep-ao- n, as He Reaches Buffalo. TO PLAN BUFFALO, N Y. April 2 (By the Associated PreeaJ Richard Reaae Whittemore came back to Buffalo to for fhe murder of day to- - fsee'-tritwo bank employees In a $23,500 robbery here last October-Hi- s arrival was signalized by a display of viciousness seldom witnessed even by the police, whose dally duties cause them to be In continual contact with criminals SERVICES. Funeral services for Judge will be held at 2 oclock Tuesday In the Elks' club under direction of Salt Lake lodge No, 85. B. P. G. E. The body will it In stats St ths club from JO to 1 oclock Tues day. Honorary pallbearers are to he named by Uharies R. Hollingsworth of Ogden, president of ths Llah Stats Bar association. a Although man. Judge Marloneaux won for himself a lasting reputation as a lawyer. Hs was connected with some of the most Important litigation in Utah in the past twenty years. His brilliancy of mind, his analytical powers and his fluency of speech him as on of the leading stamped trial lawyers of his time. Coupled with thle strength of Intellect, Judge Marloneaux was essentially a human, tolerant man. Hi charity wae proverbial, both as to thought and to deed was bftsttd upon Hip a charitablephilosophy kindness and hi genwas inclusive. ail erosity Judge Marloneaux was recognized as ths friend of the Impecunious client He devoted just as much ef-- " fort to ths cause of the poor man in a personal Injury case as hs did when representing an affinentJal client. rapher attempted to take his picture, and, suiting action to his words, he lashed out In all directions with hla one free hand. feet and hi The crowded station was convulsed with excitement as the officers subdued their prisoner. The photographers got no pictures. Before I burh. all the rest of the in this Buffalo job will burn wfth rom Rocky Mountain six me, he told Detective Chief Austin W Roche during the trip from New - BORN IN NEW ORLEANS. Within, eight hours the Buff Go was born In New Regjo'n, Fresh Gust of York police received word that the last Judge "Marloneaux of French parentage on known member of the Whittemors Orleans, 21, 1867, and received January his Morris H WelnsJmmer, known Winter Sweeps to East. gang, education In the public schools as Zimmer, had been arrested in early of 19 years of age state When that Cleveland, Ohio. he moved to Denver. Colo where Welrvzlmraee is believed by the police law In ths offices of Patter- to have been ths driver of the bandit son A Thomas in the office of d car in which the robber CHICAGO, April t (By th made tneir Senator Edward and OIn 19 Press ) A fresh fall of snow getaway from the scene of the Bank he moved to 6a It Wolcott where he Lake, of Buffalo holdup erof an mantis Easter laid today Continued Pag 7sar After lodging Whittemore In the mine over ths middle west, sweep(Colusa Throe ) Continued ea Pigs Five toRockies from eastward ths ing (Coluixs Tsar.) ward the Ohio River valley, . Render-Ira- k From three to twelve inches of enow had fallen tonight over most of the area, and, although ths weather bureau said the sun might come out BAGDAD, Irak, April 1 (Br ths on the Easter parade, there appeared Associated Press ) British armored ST IX"VTR. Mo , April 2 (By the cars and airplanes, to bs no hops that ths snow would used as reinforceAssociated Press.) Captain Harry E. ments for Irak detachments even begin to disappear by Sunday. guarding of American balloondean Honeywell, n the frontier, participatUnsettles weather threatens over-ca- ists. said tonight he would retire from today against skies for tomorrow,, with- - more national balloon Taring Until the rules ed In a akirmish Syrian and Arab tribesmen who atnow for most of ths states from were made more favorable for civilian tacked the Irak troopa The tribesMichigan to Colorado contestants fled In disorder, leaving forty-fiv- e men Aggravating th seriouK traffic' conhe had not entered why Explaining dead the midweek ditions brought by storm, the national race starting from IJttle wounded, and carrying away many today snowfall capped a 29, Captain Honeywell deRock British officers retrained the Irak of winter unmatched In clared April phenomenon the regulations now favored troops from pursuing the enemy the records of the weather bureau army contestants and discriminated acruee the frontier. Ths total snowfall since Wednesday against him and other civilians He Is now as much as eighteen inches added, however.- - that he had offered in some localities, while la Chicago to enter If he were needed to fill out ft Is almost twice as great as the ths required number of entries. This h fall of Easter fiunday. 1990, did not prove necessary. which held the previous record for Captain HonerweH. who fe 54 years unreasons! snowfall. old, has mad 557 balloon ascensions The second of the twin snowstorms and has participated in twenty-tw- o descended upon the central west just national and International races, InAlaska, April I (By ss It had begun to make headway in cluding all those held In this country theFAIRBANKS. Associated Preaa) Captain digging itself outareof the midweek and fivs abroad Wilkin and LieutenHubert George Roads Impassable In deluge. Carl B. Elelson, who left here ant In an airplane for Point many parte of the region, and even BURBANK GAINS. Wednesday city streets were a morass, despite ROSA. Cal., April 2 (By Barrow, Alaska, arrived at their efforts of street cleaners to keep them theBANTA Associated Press ) Further Imcleared. A radio message from Barrow, SO) provement In th condition of Idither AT FREEZING POINT. the top of the Burbank, who suffered a heart at- miles awav overreceived here, indiBn4is range, the tack eight dave ago, wee reported throughout Temperature adventurers that the arrived cated Dr n hovered about the attending physician. by region four hours after Barrow and a half at the freesing point. Joseph Rhsw their departure from Fairbanks Only small radio sets are at Bar-roand reception here was very a la, v "ape-man- n A.ao-elate- I Brookhart Case I Meets Delays "ape-man- Radio Slander Case Draws Fine Assn-elate- ma.-J(2- , Thieves Active Clews Found to '"Bank Robbery - Honeywell Says Army Is Favored British Troops Aid post-eeae- o Wilkins Reaches Goal in Safety -- v n Babe Digests Motion Picture Actor Is Killed Legal Papers 2. ht etorm-strlfke- Dawes Ruling on Secret Vote in Senate Draws Fire From Democratic Members Factions Fight haJf-mll- u Paris Main Headquarters fee-h- Lightning Kills Two on Farm i con-edr- see-slo- o- 1e eov-eto- n-- Asrisd rr M'r te fr I w Pretenders Renew Activity for Phantom Thrones With pAo-l- on tmihd x' Al- though a tufferer from asthma for a number of year hi condition waa not considered aerlou unlit a heavy KICKS AT CAMERAMEN. TH kick your guts all over th station, hs screamed when a photog- rs ippines Yn4 It was indicated that as a result Secretary Davis might foreVINCENNES, Ind, April 2 (By go his contemplated trip to the the Associated Press) James islands. In tbs opinion Of the presiof Detroit Mich alleged slayer dent swob a trW would entail too- - proof Simon Carey, a Vincennes, lnd , longed an absence from Washington officer, today eluded a poese police for the secretary that pursued him Into the southern Mr. Thompson isa close friend ofj WASHINGTON, 2 Tribune the The te hills Sehumake and a comApril Special Indiana J (By FROVTPKNCE. It. April (By Governor General Wdod It Is his In- - Associated Press) President Coolidge the Associated Pres. )I.-- An " WASHINGTON, April 2 Upwards panion. Albert King of Blcknell, Ind, tentfon to stop at Hawaii and Guam, .feels that the League of nations-Ib to frightening realrientg of of a' thousand settlers on the various engaged tn iff exchange of shots with either Tm Bis way to to the United States to par- - reported officers here yesterday and North Stonlngton, Conn , Is merely a tn three was fatally wounded. or on the return voyage. Philippines vltation confer-fenc- e world in court the tlcipats Carey prospective purchaser of a farm, government reclamation projects King was in Genoa in September should wearing a fur coat and endeavoring the west who are more than one year wounded and captured Sehumake not be accepted. He takes the posl-- I by hi. antic, to frighten sway two In arrears In the payment of con- commandeered an automobile and reservations orphaned sister tion that the senate who Inherited the struction charges will, in compliance escaped to the hill country. Posse-me- n I were sure today he was trapped, the Teport speak for themselves and, therefore, farm he seeks This It la not necessary to send a dele- made tonight by George Denison, with the law be refused water this but when they closed in he was not year unless congress. In the very near to be found. to explain them. gam. warden, after a day, search for future, gation to Geneva passes the reclamation charge-of- f on th. Horace D. " In view of bis attitude, made clear the bill or the water users themselves Miner farm ay at th. Whit. House. It appear. In some way contrive to raise money WASHINGTON, April 2 (Unlvor-m.- 1 in that the league invitation, rs- fellow out there If that goes again discharge their indebtedness ) Consideration of th. Brookhart-fltec- k with the akin of an animal over his to The yesterday by Secretary Kellogg, house Irrigation committee, afsenatorial contest by th. .coAs the head, decllned with thanks are going ter nearly said Denison, they three months of wrangling, ats aa today postponed until Monsituation shaped up tonight, although- to put the lead to him. I wouldnt reported the charge-of- f bill March 20 Oeday. to forwarded been It I If want to try were he. no reply has again senate the committee has wa Th. d.lay arr.ed upon by Denison said he had found no trace never given Irrigation It a moment's considerContinued ea Ps Tear Brookhart managers, after Senator CHICAGO. April 2 (By the d of the man today, however ation Both committees were urged (Column Two.) Ern of Kenturky, chairman of the The Miner girls, Muriel, aged 19, and to act promptly, because the fate of care of Press ) The country' pioneer elections committee, pleaded for more alleged radio slander fearhed Mildred, aged 1$, Inherited the farm many settlera depended upon their time to present the views of th. Municipal" action The senate committee, as a dectelbn today when CeatiDued m Page four 1hfffIGTr Jorrty, which recommended the E Genteel found Philip Robert never has Judge considered this stated, Six. leg(Coivma ) eating of th. Iowa senator and th. radio former Fried announcer, lander, and the house committee islation, .eating of Daniel F. Stack, his liemo-cratl- o spent the greater part of its time guilty of disorderly conduct and fined opponent. on the fated Boulder dam hill, to the him 925 and costs. Charges of dts Senator of Although Stephen exclusion of reclamation legislation. orderly conduct were preferred against who drafted tha minority re- - t E (By tho Asso-PrFriedlander by Rtatea Attorney Rob SITUATION CRITICAL, port holding that Brookhart had been I nvTpntT AprilHeaving E. Crowe after he had searched brick ert a Now in sltutation the else tad. waa ready to priceed. ha said has congress . Bleder-mathe window of M H. unavalllngly for a law become critical, and senators that ha would prefer to have the through jewelry and the ststuteeelander while It wai by radU store, who have been prong to governing al members "prosecution" preaent lia side of the closed for observance of a three-hou- r MODESTO-COn March 11, the atate a attorney , April fH(By the um flrwt. regard this legislation lightly, if not ere was rob two slandered when ) be Associated Press devotional that period Clews which may wholly favorably, now find many of alleged Senator Borah, who yesterday a statecooped up diamond tinge valued at lead to the rapture of the three gentheir constituents facing ruin be- Friedlander had broadcast served notice that ha did not Intend from Crowe 000 9 and E to this afternoon $20,550 bandits tlemen Robert 900 who stole $25 ment that in cause congress has not acted to permit any furthef delay, finally The Mouthe In an cash entered automobile bonds The had and from Barrett and the of Charles the seriousness escaped situation was Security the agreed to postponement. Crowe not heard ths Blederman wae Insured. bank at Turlock, Call, yesterday, pointed out by Becretsry of Interior lin Rouge cabaret. State. jewelry were discovered here today in the Work today In a statement, saying announcement over the radio In hla from a ncar-bwas summoned arrestform of and conlaw In church. Under the empty botes which had force, the bu home, raided the cabaret The majority of business places In tained handcuff. The boxes bore reau of reclamation Is prohibited from ed Friedlander. Detroit were closed from noon until the numbers of the handcuffs used by furnishing irrigation water to farmcfeck at the request of Mayor the bandits to render their victims ers on projects who are In arrearage W tfmith, ti permit attendance helpless. The authorities have learned In their payments to the government of workers on special Good Friday where the handcuffs were purchased, for w period exceeding a year. Many water usrs have not paid services tn churches and downtown and. with descriptions of the buera. BERKELEY, Cal, April the government. The number ex (By theater. hops to apprehend the bandjta the Associated prra Despite the Ceatiaued so Page Five fact that he Is little more than s (Celsma Pour year old, Norman Morrison Hodgkin SAN PI BOG. C1 , April I (By (h. of Berkeley today fully ratified an H Imposing edict of the atate of Rhode Auorttl n4Pt-- m) otPaul Humptir.y, Hindu-Mosle- m Island that hs receive snd digest rtoc IS, hu! th. Humph! . a lengthy feral document relating to Motion Plrtuf ' wnpi,y of (hi. the disposition of hit mothers estate J klllwl by a pr.rn.tur. cltT In conformity with a fllmln the Rhode whll tnmryt In, ".hoc, Inland lew, the baby held the docuthis off tha ('n,or,4o plrtur. ment while ft was heng read to hkn. London. April Br th. Annrt-- a aftarroon 8aarl oth.r m.inbrra of and tried In Ms bsbv way to figure ted Press ) A serious riot occurred th. company auff.rad mint Injurl. what It wae all about He then put and other mambar, of between Hindus and Moe'oms In Cal"Humphr.y the paper In his mouth and tore off . '.ra on a raft about a cutta. India, this afternoon, It is re- th. company a large chew before it could be taken a from tha Coronado nhora. A by the Exchange Telegraph ported The paper will be sent to ba from him of were quantity po d.r that Many correspondent there to Rhode Inland with his troth marka WASHINGTON, He was supported by Senator Glass killed or Injured In the clash, which umI (afar ta blow up tha raft.-- In aorna Mf .the April on it to prove he has satisfied the and rplolftd Virginia, who thought ths onrurmd Itv the northern section of manner bacama lrn!(cd Associated Press ) Vtcs President Democrat, The shops and houses In Humphray racalrod tha full forca of law could be nuUlfied by a senator the city The baby la tbs former Lewrenc D wss ruling that tinder ths present ruling In advance how he would vote the principal streets hav been rlosl. tha axploalon. which hurled him blah saying By FRANK E. MA90N. Psrkwith. potential heir to a $400 900 senate rules a senator cannot tell his He eftplsined that Into th air and madly manylad h, ad done that la .urriv.d by a brother. Universal Bervice Staff Cerreependsnt. Ha Mssrachusrtts estate which la being body In Woodlork the Incident- - The vVe Robert Scott Stands Brad Humphray, promlnant San Di.co (Special Wireless to Universal 8rr1ce) adjudicated In Providence. R L He constituents how hs voted In execu- president refused to change hk deciswae adopted recently hr Mira Anita tive session, drew fire today In the ion, hotel man April 2. Three phantom and ftenatr Pittman, PARIS, Tried however, First Robbery woman. a church Berkeley Hodgkin, Democrat. Nevada, who had started, senate. thrones those f France. Russia and eontrovenrv by offering a resoluCHICAGO. April 1 (By th Aw-date- d Senator Overman, Democrat North the Hungary Are now the object of Automobile Swept . tion to emend the rule to permit ths Prasa ) Robert &ooL t Urged Intrigues In Paris between Carolina, one of the patriarch of ths publication of a vote tn executive and of brother Rusaell murderer Over Arizona Dam senate, jumped to his feet and chaldeclared the vice preeMents rul- Rcott. will go on trial on May 2 ft wrangling pretenders for Imaginary wae correct and served to show the rot fiery of Jhn M Flynn, manCrowns lenged tbs ruling, declaring U always ing and Parma, F1 prince Fell of Bouriwm duchees PHOFNIX. Aria. April t (By ths had been a custom of the senate te the errors of the present rulee stors ager of a drug star of He served notice he would waa fW bed of grand TEXARKANA. Prmem P B Wilson rf Texas, that (By husband of the climbed April, the night before t onto the the senate to vote on this reeu-- t the fataJ shooting of Joph Maurer the Associated Pretm persona Luxemburg, has Ky , e as killed yestnU permit a senator V tell how he voted force gsmtinli, n tx la whirl whlrh k Vm and four and rd others for Ms were sbo'her automoM Russell when whose murW wa instantly Rroit now merryfrued providing afternoon an executive session He added crews m of nom'natlors in often n today vhn fuibe orris after the is In a irate prison for the crimiosi seriously Injured let rwpt over the Ginpt dam seventy that he atread j had told how he voted Prior 9ellg. ta. He de'ered the secrecy Hveans and f r which Robert must I ghtning strwk the farm home of W He will neef gmep of TbonaM rmtioB U -r vrwPocii rote had chalns N eptred by his sirter the former F t n fnrd the erron of the dam Johnson, two and a bluf fae trial The Maurer Mating rc northwest IH W ok) nc k as s member of the tn- - lenged i he d Z who ctsuos the Hnrrwnn of Rriwxtw, In arr.ate u h i h curved two ears ago tcntwM the and s he'f erf tf ' rol whih he and ft wro tocommbwma.him under was being ape tied in (he preea as he Fh.tMrt ho! wae arra'gned today county Ths dead are Lia Johnson pres W Mor. a wife and in- - i 'eretst that h throne Ur her son dertsres wee Cowing d his is legn tmat-- y of Franc of to conandithrons were inwUie car, eutdf Pmh od daughter Jihnann, ing rowardr sod attempt ng and pleaded Dot guilty to the robbery hra pasee ceal something rvoa tho popple. the rules. lUaJ-gamts the pretender i tu p U died Claude Hunter, negro Tarm hand. ersre rescued fichu-mak- - Bar, Die at His Home. Won dent. WASHINGTON. April 2 The administration plan to crush the widespread violations of ths prohibition laws embodied in a bill which was offered In the senate byfiomttor Goff of West Virginia today, proposes heavy jail terms and 'more drastic searefe wwd-- Lcader of Utah eaoXj . Marion- -' - Sunday without Indicating a sucegsaorJ The Intimates of trims Felix denounce ths Duke de utw of Oriesns aa an Imposvittfe- - pretendsr to the trench throne bca.use he has tolerated the. rapuhUc. Th contest between Grand Duks riyrll and the Grand Duke Nicholas for the cur's crown le centering In Paris Eaeter Sunday when a rump duma convene to upuri Nicholas Former Empress Z ta, who Is of French blood aeeka French moral support la her f gftt for the Hungarian throws against the pretender Anbduae Atre M hfeenwh le, pr'nce Carol of Ron. i d thr man a who ahannned a t the carer tre eiders' Is lanrhJf ia-- y In tn r f ght for ard spends his nMa ia hoc o.arir wtib the proletarians. rt"i pnr The message wa received last but- appeared to have been written the dav before. It said the erptorcra who are preparing for an ariai exnedMlon over the Arctic .ocean in search of land, 'arrived safe The airplane caj Farrow noon pound of supplies j ried right, - .Five Killed in Theater Collapse nrr. ahi s (Rv tha mfxhv Aworated PrMt Vf e person krHwl men. women end cMdren were Inmred, many of them, it is believed fetafv. when an entire section of the balcony collapsed at the Tarks moving picture theater here this evening a ad feU the cTeciatw be.ow ujn The sr aorident wae due to baio nte. that get tb of hg house be r g pe krd - Fv a Good FriThe e- uipw occur--- ! day er e A vll'i -e h'S ! the i rKs he CrtUlM-- e great-- f e T pr wv T1 try Is In one of Ail the Vu of the rHv ta tne Uuormg Ciasa, en other-v w eel- - thee, ns be ,4 ' |