Show i 1 a Texas Judge Freed Byj Jury R E D RUSSIANS SENATE VOTES He Is Given Mabels Job j FOR! BIRTHDAY IN OPPOSITION GETiMEAT-- AND BREAD AT GOST ear of --Radio ‘Utterances )f Pastor Influenced f c Ttiei NEW Claim TRIAL Million ' SOUGHT Jury To Im- - peacn Itself j in I itentiary The women jurors whose statements were included among seven fi ’ f affidavits by counsel for Pantages to suppoit a motion for a of the case arelMrsi Christina D Dirich Mrs William Irtgles and Mrs LottajC Steiner They swore they were Influenced also in twitching their early votes for acquittal by the inclusion of the ords “with clemency” in the ver-- ct under the impression! that such decision! would make t mandatory that Superior Judge Charles Ticke pronouncf a - light - sentence r Only one year ounty Tail District Attorn re-hear- ing revlQus knowledg' 4 i VeUage had son-in-la- LAW OF CALIFORNIA - j r FINDS ROBBERS INHlSSTDRE J Make Escape 3urglars While C El Armstrong j Seekmapon E Armstrong manager of the E ’Armstrong company 303 street frustrated bur-?la- rs Twenty-fift- h in the actj of stealing some valuable merchandise In the store at 12:15 o’clock this morning according to the police! report Entering the store oblivious to the presence of the burglars Armstrong was confronted by two men in the ark interior One of the' men qdged behind a) counter and a metal object which flashed n the dark Armstrong dodged to secure a firearm fend the men simultaneously made their getaway through the rear! door Working on a flimsy clew Detectives George Finn and W K Milligan later arrested F R Burgan 23 ojf! Portland QreJ who came to the police station bo jfequest lodging as aT suspect Burg&n’s oxfords were covered with mud and cinders similar to tht- - Uirt substance behind the Armstrong store Grant Syphers finger print expert finger printed Burgan this morning to make) comparison with finger prints taken from a rear window of the pporting goods store which was broken in gaining entrance No charge has been made V against CL D dis-lay- ed 1 y'1 Buw STANDARD OIL WILL AID IN- MART CRASH I SAN FRANCISCO — The I w Sefi-Dcfen- se IITEATHERFORD Texas Nav' jR H Ham-I- I ilton former' member of the state1 supreme court n of appeals was free today ajury having decided he acted in when his Tom Walton Jr the bridegroom in a secret marriage was shot and killed ’in Hamilton’s Amarillo law office last May com-missio- self-defen- se son-in-la- w I The jury after listening to4 seven days of testimony and eight hours of argument required only one hour and 46 minutes to acquit Four jurors voted for conviction on the first ballot and one on the second The verdict came on the third S REPULSED BY GANGSTERjS HIRED GUARDS Nation’s Forces Retxea Face of Threats In In V ’Chicago t CHICAGO Nov 7— CAP) effort by thsrfediral government to collect $300000 which it claims is due from Terry Druggan former beer bat on for back income taxes and penalties was defeated yesterday by three of Druggan’s husk: er Loyes attempt to collect was imade Tanner Blackridge by coll r Myrtle of internal revenue and her V 'if deputy Robert E Neely The collector went along personally she explained because of the importance of the Druggan case The $300000 claim Is the largest her office ever has had against a gang-T ster she said Mrs Blackridge and Neely went to the Druggan country estate1 with liens against Druggan’s blooded herd of Guernseys They were stopped at the gates by three burly men who demanded ta know their business Neely showed hi? credentials and 4 liens ’Nothing doing” the men told the government representatives f’You can’t come in here” Neely remonstrated whereupon one of1 the men said: : “Get out If you don’t vit’ll be unhealthy for you” -Mrs Blackridge and Neely returned to Chicago to decide upon their future course of action ’ i -- f i4 BABY WILL BE BORN QUTSIDE OF PRISPN i j -- SAN QUENTIN PRISON Nov 7 (UP) — So that her baby might not be bom within prison walls Mrs Frances C Leano 30 a two to five year sentenceserving for assisting in an illegal operation! will be removed today to a Ban Rafael hospital by order of the prison - On one previous occasion-- a convict mother bore a child but! was separated from it too soon and the baby died so prison directors have emphatically stated that Mrs Leano is to remain at' the i hospital until the child’s condition will permit her return rs j Nbv 7— (AP) Standard 'Oil company of California yesterday announced that it would assist its) employes to protect their securities investments in f £' : ’ - ' s’ State Sought to Show Hamilton Killed Young Man When Latter Came to Confess His Sejeret Mar-riage But Defense Declared Bildegropm Made Threats and Shots Were Fired in -- "It seems rather strange to me” Fitts said! “that since the verdict was returned three jurors have had a sudden change Of heart The jury etumed its verdict in open court ach member was polled and all tated that this was their verdict t is the law of California that a jury can not impeach its verdict ” Gilbert and Ford inthelr affidavits said the trial was affected adversely for their client by radio comments made! by Dr JShuler against the juror in the Mrs Lois pantages case whom Shuler” claimed was lp favor of acquittal Dr Shuler subsequently was adjudged in contempt of court and fined $75 for the alleged) statement h ' - ' U had made threat? -J affidavits 'A Judge It II ‘Hamilton of Amarillo Texas! freed at Weatherford Texas for the killing of his Tom Walton la pictured above with Theresa Hamilton left youthful bride of the slain man and Mary Gail Hamilton another daughter Judge Hamilton declares he killed Walton after the youth had threatened his life Walton married Miss Hamilton secretly while both were students ’ at Texas university — - rnents ol the wo' that v JV NPTE FREES BRIDE PF MURDER ATTEMPT cases where stock? bought on loans had declined enough to threaten COUNCIL BLUFFS Iowa Nov" 7 their holdings —tUP)— Dwight Bundy 27 today was being treated for a serious gunshot wound secure in the knowledge his bride of a week would not be blamed for the injury Bundy was Shot in ttfe right eye THURSDAY and the bullet imbedded in his Senate continue? tariff debate skull as he cleaned a small calibre Senate lobby committee questions rifle Fearing the wound might be J- - A Arnold' of Southern Tariff asfatal he insisted his wife secure paj sociation per and pencil for him before calling WEDNESDAY for aid As she ran for help he Senate administration forces suf- scrawled “I shot myself fered first major tariff defeat when ly ’No one is to blame accidentalcol”!and f coajltlon cut duty on pig iron lapsed 'Senator Norris Nebraska assailHis "condition today was serious ed! Senator Reed Pennsylvania for ff lack of sportsmanship” in tariff de' bate j FOOLISH T0 SELL ’Attempt to limit debate on metal? schedule of tariff bill failed WHEAT XEGGEISAYS s Senate lobby committee disclosed WASHINGTON! Nov’ 7— (AP) plans of Southeni Tariff association for high sugar tariff Chairman Legge of the federal farm Information about 1926- - cotton board said today that in his opinion price decline was sought in resolu- - “anyone selling wheat or cotton at Hon by Senator Sheppard Demo- the present market prices is foocrat Texas u j lish? ’ CONGRESS i 1 4 -- f - T A r i s 4 vf i t poll of the jury HE WAS ASLEEP The i defendant was asleep in his hotel room when the verdict' was read He dressed quickly however when informed of his acquittal and came to the lobby to meet his friends Theresa hisj’ daughter whose secret marriage to Walton while the two attended the University of Texas was indirectly responsible for the threw her arms around hisshooting neck “Oh daddy” was all she could say and she fell back to vfatch others 4 congratulate him “My conscience was clear” Hamilton said to the only newspaper man who broke through the cor don of friends which surrounded him He added the Information “I’m tomorrow” before going t home friends closed about him and shut olf further interviews The state sought to show that Hamilton ?knowing or suspecting his had married Walton daughter whose home was in Amarillo deliberately shot the young man when Walton came to his' office to make a clean breast of the feffair : The defense Hamilton as a kindly fatherpictured aware! of Walton’s intentions toward his daughter and willing to bless the couple once he was satisfied of Walton’s- desirability f (’ !1 SINISTER EVIDENCE Defense testimony' painted the young bridegroom in a sinister light however several witnesses testifying that Walton had utfered threats against Hamilton who he felt disapproved of him and hindered him in his efforts to see Theresa Several witnesses testified they had heard Walton threaten to kill Hamilton ' Hamilton himself from the stand testified that these threats had come to him through others land that he had prepared to defend himself The defendant did not admit shooting Walton but said that they had engaged in a mortal combat for a gun Hamilton held Walton was shot four times and died on! the floor of Hamilton’s office a moment later ’ - 14 j I 'If UTAH STUDENTS 44 PRINCESS SICK FACES OPERATION - -- Princess Victoria of Prussia sister of the former kaiser and now legally Prau Alexander Subkoff was critically ill today in a hospital- - It was feared a serious infection might necessitate’ fen operation Divorce proceedings were instituted in behalf ofrecently the princess against her youthful husband His extravagance and various escapades led to their separation She recently auctioned heirlooms to satisfy some - offamily his debts I 1 1 PROSPECTORS FLY BACK TO MAINLAND tit OTTAWA Ont Nov 7— (AP) Radio messages from Bathurst said today that Colonel C D H McAl-piand his party of eight flying prospectors found several days ago after4 having been in the Hudson bay country missing for two months had been brought to the mainland in airplanes The party was located at Cambridge bay Victoria island where they had been led by Eskimos who found them wandering in the wilderness ’ ne ‘ Colorado! "l - — ’ SALT’ lake Nov 7— CAP)— Faced with a threat of expulsion or other punishment more than 50 students of the University tof Utah led by Elton W ' pace student body president prepared to i leave on a special train today for Colorado Spring? to attend thecollege football game Dr George Thomas president cf the University of Utah announced yesterday that he planned to enJ -- - Utah-Colo-ra- do FOR TWO WEEKS OFF BURLINGTON Iowa Nov' 7 (UP) — Members of the Bulington school board today faced threat of a walkout by 900 high school stu- dents here unless they accede to demands for an extra week of 'vacation at Christmas Students met late yesterday drew up a petition asking for two Instead of one week vacation and hinted at a walkout unless their demands were met Several faculty members attended the meeting EARTHQUAKE ROCKS CALIFORNIA TOWN feet- - sales BRIEF PERIOD iDF I SILENCE ADVISED v i — ° BOISE Nov 7 — (AP)— Governor H C Baldridge today urged all the people in the state to observe the two minutes of silence beginning" at 11 o’clock on Armistice: a day with view to “giving a thought to ' the preservation of the peace of the world for which -- 'these made the supreme sacrifice” patriots t r ' 5 " i ur S' 1' 1 York City left here after visiting friends to return to her home to attend burial services for her pet Persian cat By telephone and telegraph she has kept in touch with hospital official? In New York regarding the condition of the animal a pet- in her -home for 15 years H g j — f Air Mail Traffic Is Handi- capped By Stormy Weather f t i DENVER Colo Uov 7— (UP)— A driving snow fend Meet storm swept Colorado and Wyoming last v night Highways were glazed with ice and aerial transportation paralyzed Awestbound airmail plane was forced down 'at Dix Neb and an eastbound plane was held at Salt Lake City pending: improvement of flying conditions Their mail carr goes wexe forwarded on railroads J M Sheries United States meteorologist predicted more snow today and even lower temperatures than the 23 degree minimum He said snow rain high winds and poor visibility would continue to hold au I flying SNOW IS DEEP I GOODLAND Kan Nov 7— (AP — North est Kansas today is in the grip of one of the heaviest snow storms in many years ' j - The snow began fet midnight and this morning was 'about two and one- half feet dee here with more fall ing s j 1 ’ ’ STRANGE STRIKE HALTS RAILWAY Employes Stop Trains For Longer Periods Each i 1 Succeeding ui Day i BUENOS AIRES Nov 7— (UP) — The most unusual strike In the history of Argentina was In its fourth day today with no indication ot settlement j Railroad worker? have stopped traffic throughout the country for a specified period (each day j since when the 'strike started Mondaynation-wide1 The stoppage lasted 15 minutes the first day and the workers then wint back to their Jobs and business mbved as usual Tuesday at the specified hour railroad men of the Argentine took 30 minutes’ “French leave” from their jobs and yes! erdayf they tied up traffic for 45 minutes before returning ' to j work The time of the) ‘strike” was Increased to an hour today and the union announced- that 15 minutes would be added each day until the demands of the workers are met President Hipolltoj Irigoyen’s first efforts to settle the strike were unI successful j The' railroadwo-year strike was an outgrowth of a controversy three demands by the hinging upon unions 1—Increased wages for i workers who are not paid the minimum wage demanded by the unions 2— Annual leave! of 20 day? for workshop and stores- hands 3— Inclusion of administrative staff members In the list of employes who receive benefits of the union The most important benefit would be the wage standard j ‘ j ‘ -- I - - -t- I ! SUGAR FIRM WILL PAY OUT BIG SUM i f v t The payments iresent deliveries of approximately 550000 tons of sugar beets-- They were delivered to factories of the company in Canada Washington Montana South Dakota Idaho and Utah ' " H t - ' VIOLET FRIZE WON GLEN COVE N Y Nox 7— (AP) J P er of — FORCE t WYOMING AREA - ‘I ed PHILLIPS COLORADi) AND -- Large - SNOW SWEEPS ' j -- - —-T- FUNERAL FOR CAT LARNED Kan Nov- - 7—CUP) -- Mrs Dorothy Meisner New as- - THEN RALLIES 1 op-pfts- 5- - ‘ - the tariff on manganese instead of trailing a truck intc Toledo which they suspected I of beinsr J ' placing jt on the free list as pro- loaded with liquor posed by six! of the eleven Repub’ The truck licans ori the1 finance committee apparently was guarded by men following in an automovete The was 60 to 18 in favor bile The guards seeing" they were reliseI amendment by Senator Oddle Republican Nevada being followed suddenly turned to protheir machine to block the road and vide a duty of one cent a pound on the officers’ car collided withit all ore containing ten per cent or Immediately four men in the car tnore of metallic manganese began shootirat the officers The This would protect low as well as marshals did not have a chance to high grade manganese ore as the j fire theli guns exisUng duty is one cent a pound Zahnle wa? shot In the head and only on ore of thirty per cent and shoulders Genzier was not hurt over of metallic manganese conHe ’took the wounded officer to a t tent hospital j Twenty-nin- e Republican includF°Wce later found the car from Cimnnr which ing j four members of the finance Strong the shots had been fired support committee joined 31 Democrats for Comes Buying rifles and ammuni-- Y Two Deto Rescue repeating thelOddie amendment whilg 16 Retlon were in it The truck and the ‘ publican? and two Democrats Stoc&s men had disappeared! pressed ' it J — j Those Voting against the duty By STANLEY W PRENOSIL were Barkley Kentucky and Walsh (Associated Press Financial Editor) GEO1 Massachusetts Democrats - and NEW YORK NOV 7— '(AP)— Bingham Dale Deneen Fess Gil-le- tt Breaking sharply to low ground Goff Goldsborough Greene on what appeared tonew be disfurther Hale Hastings Ilebert Kean Moses tress BACK ON selling at the opening today Reed Sackett and Townsend stock prices thereupon rallied in J j j fashion out most WASHINGTON Nov 7— (AP)— spectacular —— t the early declineswiping of $$ to nearly The senate coalition of Democrats of j a Says He Has and Independent - western Repub- $32 share I tnhe leading issues Accuser licans today stood squarely opposed and converting many toof (them into No Charges! to gains ranging from $1 $18 a share to the wishes- of the powerful Amer It was one of most ' the impressive Present ican steel industry and threw Itself recoveries since - i the current “bear” determinedly into an effort to im market started with disastrous pose an Import duty on manganese break of October 24 the T Sergeant George ‘F Phillips un' a ore der suspension from the police de- brokers Many accepted :he strong a month was Using manganese as an Important buying which came into the fjartment tofor over this morning by tho hardening aUoy the steel men want- market support duty sellthe after first of flurry ed It restored after seven years to board city commissioners had subsided as evidence that The ofaction the free ist and had the support ing was taken upon the the market “struck had at bottom” of the senate finance committee and least for recommendation of Chief of Police the time being and that the administration group 7 if Sr Anderson and in accordbulk of the distress stock that Harry ance with the request of Charles G The ’manganese miners on the the has been the market Frease who had made verbal other hand’ were anxious for tariff had been- overhanging cleaned up The rally charges against the officer’ protection and were given the back- started before the end of the first Detective George and Phillips ing of the coalition which repeat- hour And continued to the Finn wexe suspended through on the night-o- f edly has demonstrated its ability to close although final prices showed October inoverrideTTher tartfr proposals of some concessions from the day’s high toxication had been lodged uf the administration camp against levels j them STRENGTH SHOWN i The most recent exhibition of the They were subsequently found not coalition’s strength came late yesguilty ot the charges in city court Frease then lodged verbal charges terday in a vote on the 'first major industrial rate schedule to be against the two and Phillips in particular declaring they had been asreached that fixing the duty on pig sociating i with his daughter and iron! By 4 wide majority the coaliwife tion was successful In fixing! this Frtase was given time to put those rate at seventy-fiv- e cents a ton a charges in writing but in the meanfigure just half that proposed by thi time withdrew them as to Finn and administration! group and thirty the detective was reinstated The ' seven and! one-ha- lf cents less than Uncle Sam Acts In (Behalf written charges against were the present duty The vote was for not forthcoming and onPhillips ht October 23 to thirty of Those Who Lick Chief Anderson requested his reinThe manganese schedule has bestatement Stickum come: one bf the most controversial f At that time he reported that acin the bill at present the rfete is cording to his own investigations one cents j per pound a duty ’apWASIHNGTON Nov 7 Frease’s charges “are without founproved for continuation by the house Postage stamps may never made through and at first by the senate commit- ognition as a confection but post-offi- ce dation anda are only to desire hurt spite the repuapd tee The latter reconsidered howdeofficials have department tation of Mr Phillips” ever voted again-othe schedule termined to better their taste “The sergeant has been off duty and recommended that it be restorThrough a series of experiments pay for approximately 30 ed to the free: list from which it prompted by complaints of dissatis- without was lifted' seven years ago by the fied customers the department has days and it is my opinion that he succeeded in eliminating bitterness has been sufficiently punished” his Fordney-McCumbbill from the “stickum" The experi- report atjthst time concluded in law The present! and ’the house ments continue in the hope that a requesting tho reinstatement The proposal affect ore with a mancommissioners however gave Press® taste may eventuate content pleasant of or ganese per cent thirty to file charges but was The first progress morel There was talk that in adgained by additional time Wednesday demanded they either dition to urging a continuation of a process whereby the stamps fere be filed ty this morning or dropped the duty l the j coalition proposed printed one day and gummed later E Narseth Frease’s attorParley after have dried In to they reduce thoroughly the tmdutiable ney therefore appeared personally maximum from’ thirty to ten per’ the old method the stamps were before board and presented the printed and gummed 'at the same followingtnestatement cent in writing: time the abresult being partial MAJOR CONTROVERSY1 Frease could not be present by the gums of flavors of at“Mr The circumstances under which sorption the meeting this morning but i j the committee reversed its stand on wet paper and Ink me to inform you the authorized in flavor the Although lacking this item came under the fire of the and commissioners that he is coalition too and furnished one of stamps now are purer than most mayor officials say The not going to push the charges made department the major controvresy producing candy ’ “stickum is made from the cassava against Mr Phillips further and he r points of the debate requests his reinstateIf and could be respectfully necessary plant on Action the pig Iron paragraphs' eaten bj Infants without ill effect ment on the police force” yesterday provoked a sharp exSamples of the stamps have been change between Reed of Pennsyl- sent to several cities for taste tests MOTHER DEMANDS N vania a leader of the administration one of Nebraska and (Norris group CrWfiELP CHILDREN of the spokesmen of the independents The former said that the vote DENVER Nov 7— (AP)— Mr could only serve to uphold his conNellie Wassner of five today mother tention that the tariff bill was dead sought ty law to force the city of and that the house could never Denver to save herself and her chilE agree to the wholesale changes dren from starvation wnlch the coalition was making Through an attorney whose funds Norris replied that the Pennsylhave the family she peticome vanian had “perilously near to Chamber Aviation 'Com- tioned helped in district court for a writ violating the rules f the senate” of mandamus to force provision of bounds of and had gone beyond the food by the beard of health the city mittee Takes Stand on “ordinary sportsmanship” charitable organizations because TIRED OF LECTURES ij Lights 'Airport the children now suf‘are actually was He asserted that he tired of for to food fering necessary keep Reed’s “lectures" and that It was Ogden city commissioners will be them properly nourished or propnot becoming in the latter to ques- asked by the aviation committee of fed” tion the intelligence of the senate the chamber of commerce to award erly The family is under quarantine as after it had spent several hours in at once a contract for installing a result of a doctor's diagnosis cf debating an issue with a result not lights at Airport Ogden so that this one girl’s illness as whooping cough i to the Pennsylvanian’s liking city can have a standard lighted The mother is because of An effort to limit debate on the field It was decided today at a the quarantine unable to go about "her metals schedule by unanimous con- meeting of the committee to provide money The father work sent was defeated through the obChairman R C G william present- earns only $12 a week as a dishjection of several senators who wish- ed figures showing that fatalities washer in a restaurant ed to speak at length on the man- in the commercial air service averThe five children range in age ganese duty aged only one to every 191000 pas- from 18 months to 12 years senger miles flown which was lower than most other forms of transMOTHER IS SHERIFF portation SON FINDS SUICIDE During the first six B ARBOUR VILLE Ky Nov 7 months of the last fiscal year comVICTIM IS FATHER mercial lines flew 3375000 miles he — (AP) — A mother of said ana during the second six four children will be sheriff cf the mountain county of Knox for Nov CHICAGO 6— (UP)— A months 6000000 miles The averthe next four years crowd cluttered about a body on a age flight now he said Is equal to She is Mrs Jennie Lee Mealer south side sidewalk and Frank 21 times around the world every Walker a great niece of General j Smith Jr pushed in to see what 24 hours Robert E Lee A Democrat she had happened “Suicide” someone ran for office as an independent said SHO OTS SICK MATE - Smith started- and carried the county with a away pausing to of 3£S ATTEMPTS SUICIDE majority glance back with a cry of “father” Mrs Walker got into the race wrestled with the Bystanders youth after ter husband B P Walker to prevent his ending his life with LINCOLN EL Nov 7— (UP)— had won the Republican nominathe revolver Frank Smith Sr 61 Mrs Joseph Wysockl committed suition for sheriff by 700 on the had used to shoot himself to death cide here last after attemptface of primary returns and then while leaning against a police pa- ing to murder night her husband as he had lost it in a contest suit filed trol box ill with tuberculosis i lay car his opponents Ike Tayby the In pocket of the dead man was Ten who were awakened lor Asofsoon as the case was dea note asking another son to break by thechildren rushed into the cided she announced her candithe news gently to the wife Ill room to explosions find their mother dead and ' s health and lack of work were their father apparently dying from dacy a bullet wound In the chest 1 t j SALT LAKE Nov 7 — Payments $4063000 for sugar beets HANFORD Calif Nov 7— (AP) totaling delivered in Oct oer by farmers over 1 shocks of slight earthquake classes Friday Pace called a stu- less the territory covered by operathan 30 seconds duration were all dent body meeting at which it was felt here tions of the ! Utah-Idah- o Sugar ast night at 10:30 o’clock company voted unanimously to make the trip will be made November force conference regulations against football excursions He said he would punish students absent from P“- !- MARKET DROPS friend of Andrew Volstead has been appoint ed to succeed Mrs (Mabel Walk4 er’ Willebrandt resigned as assistant attorney general of the United States in charge of pro-- ! hibition enforcement President! Hoover in: appointing him said Youngqulstmay be given power greater than any since the dry law j BONN f Germany! Nov 7— (AP) — DEFY PREXY STUDENTS TO STRIKE Fifty Prepare to Leave"on Special Train! for AARON YOUNG QUIST above attorney general ol Minnesota! and a close persona G 1 an j - - j j anti-religio- us g - J -- was-flun- ' ! I 12-m- ile -- - ganese Ore Shoot One and Abandon i Motor Booze Makes Getawayi in Excitement Truck RIFT JGFjOWS BROAD 1 Norris Assails Reed For TOLEDO 6 Nov 7 — (AP) —Kalph Zalmle S3 deputy xnar-J- shal of Toledo died in a hospital here Giving Lectures To early today of bullet wounds received when fired upon a Congress by gun? of rum runners : "Zahnle WASHINGTON Nov 7— (AP)- -i and anot ier' deputy marshal E H Genller were Tne senate today voted to increase ? (AP) —Communist Russia today observed ini traditional revolutionary fashion the twelfth anniversary of the 1917 upheaval which ushered Bolshevism into the world and destroyed the ancient Russian governr ment To bring ’the event closer" to the hearts If snot to the stomachs of the people the government gave bread and meat at cost price to every member of the population ” holding bread cards With tn aid of millions of yards of 4 red bunting huge flaming placards f wooden floats numerous speakers’ stands and large portraits of Lenin Marx and Stalin historic Red square Avas transformed into a mighty theatrical stage for the passing of a and long civilian parade led by military the - commander of the Moscow garrison ATTACK ON RELIGION Favored by perfect weather this singing shouting mass of humanity carrying banners flaming flags and chanting the Internationale marched through the gates of ressurec-tio- n where formerly stood the famous chapel of the Siberian virgin Over the portals of the gates today appeared a gigantic red “Down witn placard the deceit of reading: popes! Give us books instead of religion” Over the slender and towers of tne Kremlinsteeples fluttered huge red flag which Illuminated by a brilliant sun had the appearance of great flaming' sheets of1 fire Within the shadow of Lenin's now empty wooden tomb an enormous red banner to the wind of the reading I “Proletarians world! 'Stand under the banner of the Communist International! Forward to new battles and to new vicv tories!” DRONE OF AIRPLANES The drone of scores of Red army airplanes overhead mingled with the strains of military bands The rumbling of dozens of military tanks and the staccato steps of marching soldiers imparted a distinctive mar tial touch to the scene The mirchers were reviewed by such leading figures as Joseph Stalin Aexii"RykoffMikhil Kalinin Clemence Vorosbiloff A Mik-oyanal others While the Kremlin batteries boomed out successive salutes to the October revolution workmen’s deleof the gations from various Soviet Union presented'parts trainloads of Iron steel coal grain potatoes and textiles as gifts to the government ' v Rear Guard to 'Load of Liquor Toledo Turn On Peace Officers Wreck Lntering -- - y Rum Runners He Was TrailingW J By 60 to 18 Count Duty Gangstera Acting Is Placed on Man- brate Revolution 1" 1 LOS ANGELES Nov 7— (AP)— Affidavits by three women jurors that feai of j radio utterances by the Rev R P Shuler and alleged coercion by if fellow Juror! had influenced them io return a guilty verdict against Alexander Pantages wlere on file' with District Attorney J Huron Fittsf today - The aflidavits were filed yesterday In connection with' the vaudeville magnate’s nlea fdr a new' trial when his appeal is heard in superior court I r Saturday P CONVICTED OF ASSAULT Pantages Wes convicted of assaulting Eunice! Pringle 17 a dancer and is liable to a sentence of from one to 50 years in San Quentin pen- : Bunt-"- RELIGION IS BOOED Lenin )Manc And Stalin New Gods In Zone of ' Communism “ y : MOSCOW U S si r5nov 7— Coast Attorney Says Law Forbicjs OFjSTEEL MEN of Yards of t Celeing Displayed To v INTERESTS' TO Morgan is a champion raisviolets His exhibit won the blue ribbon ofi the Nassau County Horticultural society for ' size perfume and form — J - ’ - -- ! POSTAGE STALiP TASTES ty-eig- better i - j er -- 11 -- -- ASKED f —— - j - ’ i I |