MAXIMS

OFA

MERCHANT

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are their own severest critics,

A n nl Suburi ti n t? L“, ctr-mil Z33 u."i'.‘°il°,",..‘,'.‘g.,°°

MAKES iTTil] . l] N" T HET liiTlTEl] EITATES‘

Brit. Admiral Strong. ly Criticizes Atti. tude of Americans at Naval Confer. enlce.

T-IONDONJan. (iii-Criticism of the United Btateflattltude at the trlpartitie naval conference at Ge. neva was voiced by ReardAgmgrar 5L A» Tflyifll‘ Willi? (It a Conservative meeting here. The Rear-Admiral, ‘who went on the retired list in 1924.‘ was in conunand of H. M. S. Re». nown during the Prince of Wales“ tour in carlada. 1e19, and Austral- f“ la and New Zealand in 1920,

“It is imilistiflable to blame the British Government for the break- down of the Geneva Conference" SBld Admiral Taylor. “The mm‘, the United Btates- known that we Won't be humimseed the better. l iii-BY 513136" t0 be attacking the United States. 'Make no mistake about it-I am attacking the Unu. ed States."

“it is quite true that the United States is (within her rights (o (“pd 8-5 She P189898. but ii’ she does. is she not rather putting bark (he _ hands of the clock?" The Admiral m continued: r" ‘ ("i

“Que vim only hope that the United States will aband m. per at-l titude. If we and that country‘ would only Dull together and get‘ rid of misunderstanding and trig.‘ tlon between us. the United stages and ourselves could rule the world- and enforce peace.

‘T believe the whole annamucts conference at Geneva convened by ‘hi? United States was a political stunt. I don't believe that the Unit-i ed States went 1.rrto that conference 0191mm; to reduce her armaments";

E

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(i0

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[(-4 all a hoax anyhow; muvmm

, Children-Burned

liked It, mm vemo

To Death, Parents ' 4 May Not Recover, (Canadian flPress) '

and All-s,

mi" Til" fiiifiin of (he fire, which

in (~

{QM

(Plane

V (The all‘ mail plane which stopped BRANTFORD, Jull- 12- - Gracmiut Tcrnleldine on (he (roast. on (is n, 2. childr-e“ opreiurn (o Monctoll after its first D 1H W. E. Jackson, iYiD (a (he Aillgdlllelle lslulllls ' Heir: were burned t0 (lentil and ‘iUlTTlly TH not expected u. (.l(l(el' is so terribly burnulhhlont-(on (lc-lorc (olllorrow. that llo hope is held out for hisiliiunc land "QWVPYY and (he mgthey is M5,, m ‘fully but ilwvliilvul condition following r. gln-ywashczi upon the (leach- “ "(iii willed out their homo enrly

Moncton Today

(Canadian Press)

NIONCTON, N. 11,3311. 1-3.

§‘l

(o l'(?fi-5

‘Kot it oft’ failed (his ufierllooll- Ihplglned ‘is possible (hm. it will be ll l ("l kindi t (he beach with (he aid 2E‘ lfcirlilesPopeyataijlirlbxrtThengEaficfi oTriiswrigfiiliElii-l’ those “m hohL

Mid a take off made from land- T

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- Covers Prince Edward Island Like the Dew

CHARLOTTETOWN, CANADA, FRIDAY, JANUARY

llll ‘sllllllf

ifqSplendid Lecture At The Calcdonian . Club

Last Night By Hon, H. F. MacPhee.

that Mr.

k.

. The lecturer at. the Caledonian 01W. and oven (he Oricni have colz» H ii Club lost evening was the iii“ able R. F. MacPhee. who spoke (mm. own “ii i“ (lie iveiel" Success .“Tl'le True Canadian Spirit." There Qui-Rgmg ‘Emmi? m" "lifrifii [W-i-illvzas a large attendance, presided have lm-ilght theories J or s (mover by Mr. J. R. Burnett, who ex- mam and poll-Hun

Honor- (rlbu (on. ifliiiluage and

Every race has brought its own

h x _ Tu tllc lllldst o1‘ all this diversity av “g bee“ scheduled m’: heft which we (md in Canada, diversity

in geographic and economic condi-

13, 1928

T0 Be Filled

(Special to the Guardian)

OTTAWA, Jan. 12,- There is, still anther vacancy in (he senate to be filled a Quebec senatorship made vacant by the death of Gustave Boyer. As the French- Canadians gained a scnatorship in, Ontario, the English-speaking sec- tion of Quebec may gain one in re-

Md “adimmzi goagll‘? turn and the laic Senator Buyers‘ and economic placonlnay bale taken by Larry Wil- n.

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(word. a more than usually interest-

(ions,

diversity

in l-ace and lan- guage and social life and tradition, where such sharp contrasts exist

EXEITITTITJNS;

.5

ENTTITH

ETTTTTHETT W

ing discussion took place. part in by adozen speakers. James Paton proposed a vo

T At the close of the lecture. which .was admirable in every sense of the

token

Mr. t8 0g (o find the soul of Canada, ll it '

spirit .0('-1'l1l1l()ll to u s c

side by side, where shall we look

the ltizells f

saulles. who celebrated redtll birthday inst Scptolllilr-r.

‘Effectiveness 0i

i l3 E HT {TTTTTKE NT] TIITIEIN

i‘¥t‘ \ OEITAWA. Jan. l2.—~Bi0‘-‘.i"-1‘.‘i‘ii(‘fli‘ cts reveal that tllc two rllungcl-zt

Senators in Canada were appointed

the rod chamber yesterday. Sen-

ator Gustave Lacussc. who (goes to‘; the Senate at (hc age of n, l1,- (he youngest member of that body, and (he records show he is on: of (he VETS’ fi-fW men under (he age,- of 4o who have rarer been coiled to (t. Senator E. H. Litiic is forty-three Years of nge and is therefore the

mild youngest Selulior. Contrary to a. DODUTJ-il‘ belief the

ii-VQYEHO age "f lnclnbcrs oi (he Sen- atc ls not high. Tile avcrnszc is Zliflilil 90. and (here nre lrlally active ((1)311

the late forties and filile-i. The dcsi. Scmxtor 1S Hon. (l. S. 1305-, iris hund-

Calladian Navy l

Comlnented 0n

(Special to the Guardian) LONDON, Jan. 12. -—"In spite of

the keenlress of the personnel." says

May Lead To P Amalgamation

(Special to the Guardian)

‘ is w

the London Times, commenting op Canada's proposal

to replace (he ulrlot and (he Pnirlcllln with (wo

‘ new destroyers, "the effectiveness of announced this the Canadian navy. so far defence of the Empire is concerned.

as the

infinitesimal when compared ith the trade. population and rc-

LONDON. Jan. i2. —-It was au- sources vi the lesion!‘

thorllatively stated today (hat ne- gotiations have been begun between (he Eastern ‘Telegraph and Marconi lVhlCh may lead to amalgamation for a working agreement; Sir Wil- liam Plender in behalf of the East- ern and R. Gilbert Garnsey in bc- half of Marconi are engaged in ox- aulinurgthe figures of each com-f

Deny leading to the preparation of Roman“ Official

Masonry Blamed

By Vatican Organ

(Canadian Press) . ROME. Jan. 12. ——Osscl"vatore Vatican organ.

8 report to be submitted to boards prints a‘ leading article today saying

oi directors.

Expenditure 0H5 Millions Propose

isPflrial to the Guardian)

WASHINGTON. Jan. l2. ~— The American legions program for in- Crossed faculties for‘ disabled world war veterans was placed today bc- fore congress. An expenditure of $15,000,000 was proposed for hospit- als and improvements to existing structures. and the ultimate provis-

fcmplated.

Announcements, Coming Events, Meetings, Etc

"Robin Hood Flour is guaranteed i0 Please you better. 1-5-2wks.

"important meeting o1 tilt‘ (mu ‘i its Auxiliary of Protestant Orliii‘

llualzc in the Culldal- Homo ifridfly

ut 3 J0 1808-1115-21-

“’3i» James Guild first sewiulr lithium at Mrs. Will Brehlrutfis l! ‘Tiller street. Each member plcdfif‘

iiiiiil.’ her work- i

‘_'_" _-Fiftcorl bodies of members of (.1 "Buying Live Hogs at Efllfldlidqcrew o; me

h" 17111. Tuesday fol-snoop. Ev-l (iorfi or Jae. Allan. 18l7-1-l3.2i ‘.

"(Loading Hogs at York Wed, ncmlay afternoon. Jan. 18th. Please "it at once with wlrlzcr Dooken-_ 11in or Jas. Allan. ' 11111-14331 1

"Albany Village School Satur-l ‘iii?- Jeuuary 14- Been 811009)‘ b?‘ (rinning at 5.80 p. m. if stormy, Miliiiiii? evening. Come everybiiiii“;

(soar-real. 1

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“The annual meeting of the Bel-l 1m FlrmQfB’ Institute will be held’ in Eldon Hall on Saturday. Jnnulrryl 14th. E. T. Gillie. Booty. ‘ 1799-1-12-21"

"Mimtoaue Saturday. — "Vvilei Bmiimln." most colossal drama ever. "ilde. at Yen's Theatre. (1004-12-81

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siilmech ml 1 z a1 Oriana ti" "- Reference: 3T3». Phone m-

clouds

loiteiown ' (ll-a m0!

Em n. Island.

l’?

4

"Rheumatism. diseases of k100i‘

I- Dr. Clitt. u: Prilron st. char-T

that Mexican persecution of the i church and the “conspiracy of sil- ence" concerning this are due large- ly to the influence of North Ameri- can masonry. .

Two Men Killed

I In Pistol Fight

(Canadian Press) ‘ SAN ANGELO. Texas. Jan. 12.»-

Two mon who attempted to enter" the first stoic bank at Rankin (rear . here today, were killed in a pistol "in of 4,590 additional beds was con- “gm with officers, ii-iQLr

Central American

I Flight Completed

(Canadian Press) COLON. Jananln. Jan. 12. -

‘Colnpletillg the last leg of his Cent» harboring m. "ii Amerim“ flight c°i°nei Chime‘ dutinblc goods unlawfully (nlpm A. Lindbergh ' France Field about 11.50 this morny kpgs of mm 1 hum “gum. km of H” had hopped o“ “mi rum. 2 cases of nine and . case of Campo Lindbergh less than an iroul, clmmpaglw or the value or

before. '

Fifteen-Bodies Were Recovered;

landed

ng.

PROVINCETOWN. Mass» 1M1

were recovered today who descen unlined tllc compartment. Th a1 to 2. and but (hose ol‘ (he pix men

submarines

unaccounted for. Dillon's

the salvaging operations rlprcssed stay of procegdlngs two would Edmund Byers and

the opinion that these I

be brought to the surface nelor

work was suspended tonight. __-——i

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Sharkey Ready For "

Heeney Battle

(Canadian Press) NEW YORK. Jun- 1i!- Snorkel‘

for his night with Tom lloolley,

Zelrlullll llnd NhOWH ii"

of Ncl

Jqwn pirysiciaus of (he stat (mu irnxing commission announce fgflfly lrfter u special oxunliullllo of the Boston heavyweight.

l to John Hopkins Hospital, and have

(automobile (it tllc family disposal.

Thomas Hardy Will

D§§2iii’"%£2§.'.i““sligimél.5 WY"- M“ ' ' _Y John MacKenna, Mrs. Andrew Mac- gloss for us

master", contemplates

thanks to tho lecturer. seconded by (Mr. Benjamin Bremner. and sup- ported by Professor Blanchard, ex- W Premier Stewart. Rev. A. J. Mac- John Anderson. Mr.

change iiliii progress?

and

Where. siloli we ‘look and how‘ shall find it in (his stirring age of

This is llll zlge of cilallgo and pro- no acmonyN _ M J A M D m M w the Twlrllllcth - 5"‘- i'- - r B . I‘. .' ‘- ' ‘.1 z a’. l. ' . ‘,2 - .

against Henry A. Howard. l4-year- I, Comm, Pmicssns. Sig.” and ‘helmgnliilxfi rfixlfggxiiék“ wmmy T m lvomans husband. Mrs. Snyder was

(Canadian Press)

chair tonight for the murder of the

‘Mus T“ u“ led to the cilair first and was pro-

old sou of Sir Esme Howard, (he chap-man M“; m; M M p)‘ . . i » i‘ W C‘ T» ac e9 past, silo ilrul accomplish. d mill-h nounced dead M 11,06 cfclockGray

British Anbn d ', l " - - - . . ' 55“ m w") was d!" (gavc n splendid reply ln ICVTGWTIIQH“ hm. Sh“... hismnp

er of the Embassy automobile when the 1t struck and severely injured his‘

discussion.

Ml". MocPhcc, ill giving his lec-lx,,,.ssibmtlvs

(iaughter- Bea-m“ M9)’ DeFUT95t-iHfC spoke all follows:

12 years old.

hm" WEN)

recent Wu l‘

tllc world.

progrciiiiufaoliii Eltii followed immediately and ilc was The der" entered the death chamber sob- ’ ‘ H i, z .,.-,__ m“. u “Ck 41-h I _ 5 ‘ I I “ . hing at 11:01, Gray entered ut 11:09

F0222?’ “r2 efriltireiybégtatisneéi-k’ De- bus bgolll .*\'\~i\1\\i' ltflixflfiligxlillgil Ezldxyg: m m“ “m” w“? m“ ‘praying. sal use _...- -<,-.(. _'*1‘ , men may fill} The Sphlt ii (alludu. A spir Ho“. it gm,“ her mo! a broad?“

l pronounced dead at'11:14. Mrs. Sny-

status among (be lla-

NEW YORK. Jan. (Zr-Supreme

“with the sincere personal interest" 0y .1, . yen] . .1“; v. e1 1- . i -‘ ' ‘ "‘ ‘ T‘ m3 “Si” and n lil(-l'(' international Duiltflkucourt Jugtlcc Llevy today vacated

that (he Ambassador, his wifc and ‘mug. iiliiiliy have shown by their visits succeed Pr...“ (.- tllro and zllllllys , visyed mp injured m “my my lt is DfliiiVlllillTy (lifiioult in (his u“ ma“ ‘T (‘mfmd "H. ‘T yap!“ jlil-iilllidlifi undertaken, that. crr-ufid- ‘(When ‘ fJITFATH “T F“? ulvc iii l‘('il(iii_\' f“; “H ‘m; {whole ‘ ‘l ."“' B ‘m5 (lllllzlliizlll pl-(lplo have coup‘ (n i‘(‘ lllvlul ulnlpu- - (‘l‘(‘l\UTi\Tl‘ llic"; ,1 - _l f n _-__ but ii l. ily (.1 (:1 ull (urlll-(llt llc-Q-‘uflfrl,';..,If,:‘},,..,. ,.,,“,..,.y (h. ~". still a, young (i ' ' ' . . Tlillltiiy’ growlnl: (‘(>lillli‘_\", iifi-W Xliil-i-ishlur m“ Dru“ m, sill-t (llrllllgll ll pcrlrld (ll rllplli (‘vo llltlull iilhi (on lllllrll ()L'(‘ll]iii‘(T Wllihnw" W“ m, w “hm “Mom 11W; “(T10 uvcolllldlslllllvlll, o1 grvzli works‘ , o1‘ '(T\‘\'(‘ill)llIil‘l‘.i i-l iliiYi‘ much cp- LONDON" Jim" m‘ _ The highe“ ))(\l'i\liiTiy (‘or SQi[~i\l\(\T_\'.\'lR ‘

and offers of assistance ' Sir Esme and Lady iabello. have

since tllc accident occurred lust}

Saturday, have offered (o send her M], yllaccd a surgeon and (he ElllbilSSy gm“

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Have Abbey Funeral!

(Canadian Press)

m (li\"('l"si(ivli in Ill; siiloll plld 1:.

plllsc (Yuuudu

Zillll fiiii

ill itz- - ~ ll'.'l(iul..-l iollul Hill! p.

its

honor ill the gift of (he British lm- “aqnnvliiyll

tlon to a deported CiEiZ8ll~—lill.8l‘—. ment ill the Westminster Abbey~ has been accorded Thomas Hardy, Englands noted writer who died at

his home at Dorchcster. It was evliiiig iiiili? iiifi‘ m? AWE.’ gH-‘ivl Uvoims’ "Omm (ory zlwulling cnlonizuiiolr. bliiiiii iii ii"? iibbeY ‘Viiliiii mi“? .“;“§"“.““,.“‘{““"f Mm ETEQQFWTE ‘fr? ross (ho iungiil of Canada runs u. D111" Mfliidliy 11313110011- Mi l“: l"!']imne_ tfiiqtimlflaiicv‘. ‘Tjfijiyj llllrrcu" strip of torrilori’ “ l‘ ‘P m“ E i‘ “‘ ‘-' " lvcil pl-puluicrl, but lmllil oi‘ (hut;

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Poliml And StrikingQHH, Miners Clash

(Canadian Press)

. (‘or

WALSENBURG. Col0.. Jan. l2.— llolgllbrlrs One state policeman wassllot and rival.

probably" fatally wo lldcd and (m 11g unidentified Mexican youth slightly wounded. in a clash between police and striking coal miners here ocluy.

uprcmo Cour

yesterday.

' " ' “L” w ~ l'>l"- il'.‘r ("a T .- . -.

m Queens County. Joseph Mat- LIIYSL: Llilg »BSZLLE"aiagldzx‘ (iliillllll ultllln Culliliiil, for (ill (all thew’; did make a“ agsaim’ “Don Tilflllvl‘ ll('\'T‘i‘ lo ("c-st ‘iii Tlili illvll- “(mm people: ~

and bCnL and occasion actual bodily 510,, 0|‘ (ilc grout unsettled LGPPTLOPIOH shall hr» hat-m tobliaditlrL. Toombs. The dill‘; "vnhuul (‘Fusing c! flue l‘ L5 u“ pr “on JICAH MT ‘iurmxs from lilz- “iiiifliiiiudti.

‘ also for escape. . \ ‘ On (he first charge (he p-isollcr l pleaded ‘not guilty.“ '~lc also (lived- tcd ‘not guilty“ lo inil m-nuk.

iililYi‘ since continued

llzlp llloro

He cva-ltry us (he

i111 .iii(T i‘(€()llfli1lli‘ li('(':

ill iii“. Province o1‘ (illvilrr- dwr-ll 1

(Tvritfliliilliliti (lf (uh-rs n1‘ (fuuzldzl.

suplr-nlzlcy ill (his

i1: Lcllllc

British connection lltcst. chalnpllllls of

w ii (o ll

ll (‘v81 . ill our

fo" mu r

"~11 iii evading cup-l

(o dwcll (ls

“T ‘ff mm" humid‘ work will lint ho cosy; Jhc and they slill cherish every tlalll- many Obstacles m Surmuunt many (loll of tllc time when their azlcvsl- (“faculties ‘ 101's were col(vn(s(s_ o1 l-‘lancc. ’1lre.(' dangers m 3.1.4.1, but the Cont“; ;|)()HSL’SS ll. apilit o1 Lzlllzldlallinl pcr- (meg and enlhusmsln ‘vhlch nhwi . . ma“ "my i?" zlilollllll llnd (he (spirit. by which‘ iollnd vlsolvllcl-o. lll Cuuzldll. but m mm Cnmnang "N, qnhmm.“ wml spite of lhuir (rlulitiorls and ilurir fink‘ ‘ . “ ' ‘ I ' , . _ __ _ y . _ __ _ V _ z ! possible (he ucoomllllsllnlsllli. T“) pnsgnms ‘Yew animgncd lie “imomn 5mm‘ “WY m“ my“ T‘ _'i‘il:\(. spirit (ill-cots that (his (roun- forc His Lordship _Chlef Justice l“, Mathieson at the Supreme (Jourtflp, l. ~ - . . (. ll."(i(((l ll ls .1 l "cxiz-lis, The ., , , . .. First- m" King Vs- '7°5°Ph Mai‘ hEtnsqf s("'Tl,~‘-(llEEE“x:en(. lllltiml- ffsgiftdd Mm“ Hyman‘

illll (0 wmif pol-pied by ihosle (rupui

llcl- owll rcsoul ccs.

lill()\\'ll off

(lulu-uni lliiitlldo.

(ho wonderful lllld

Tcogll iZi -

lsiiucd (o vlijky. which

llzls lllmi

_ .l'lll\rl(-s, (ll lllil.(l Lil lll ‘w

ii‘; scvllls tllkillQiil (o

siren-h (hose vast (‘cgiflil-N. wllosoi and slr-"lalll and)

- * '.‘.\ - r - ‘ niémizgiu ‘SO11 and (oust. llro Just llow ilcillg! , , _ ‘ (iiscurlvrllli, and whore, ill tho ll\~.l(~ (“Y iii" iiiiiisll (liter u long HiYiii-Iili“ (or oi‘ (loveioplllollt. (hv slllfoco

mlnc

rhcs, ill

“mil ‘my T1115 hardly been scratched.

Dill‘ OiIllYlU Y.

[O OVBFCOIIIE,

and i‘ Cimmiav“ Wiiiiill (T10

thaws‘ “Tic bins 0E indictment we 1i vlrlllv o1‘ (lll- French pvus-lntrv ‘- b M .- .., t‘ ._ O < '_ _ ' x ' " *‘", -' UH} British Crown. mill; flSJifl-i- iie 111mm“ n” "i5 (hells. null V~liT\ it that pulll- “(Twig ‘ha. m“ gym" resources "p

ha“ ‘mm’ S" (Yrllrudlt shall be dcvclnplld by f‘

“m: M“ ilutlllg our ideas nlld

/

is as Brilisil ill (rzrliitloll ullfl/(lll- possessed of tho,“ honlcly virtues’ is Fwmi" which characterised (he early pio~§

llurll: w (he glorious

Will-u we coll-I (Yzllrldu ‘ (lllll is 110W lllukillg, lllu

grunt rvsolirccs of agriculture v . and forest allld» uier-pmvcl- are still undcvolopledj. ‘

, . , ‘luillt a piw‘

_I‘h:s great column-y. whlril con-alum) to? "Xl-lavugant o‘,- what (mus wlrillll ilsoil almost (ho illliijrutlwo HUM“ ‘ o1 u. Tifilillflililv-ro’ 513p} u-(llvil virus “My 00mm), with vast lmpwplfid iol ((-4 iloulld.llll-s (oust rllili, “nest. SDMQH “m. 011M955 “mos m- Lenar-

We (ll-e still u pic-i

illirly" ;

_ Ours is indeed '1 spulldid hori- TlimdlpmTwas.“ 21w)" ti‘! (age lllltl (he ll‘il0‘('llllfliiiilll ilzls lll hm (lu-Hiilllgllijluil‘ ‘TTITTTTETTlIlH/(‘TQTT ma)!" work m m’ m m“ ‘EHVGEOIIE

, , r 1 _ c I ' ' v W88 laws null cuslon “mm m HHS

‘ re arc

many

(l"y's (it-slimy shall ho worked outl British Empire; (llllti, out‘. o1‘ (‘n01 iFhOOd c-l’ nations under! That spirit

and (hut Canada's

llo oi afifiillb} learning (o.

_ _ . _. know and understand our illfltitlbiNew d’

Quchcou grcll I. llcllzhiloh Onulrlo. “mm a sturdy‘ viglllflllfl peoplil

‘" "T eimy hlndililili n lllorc suhlinlc confidence illithe stay of execution (v1.16), he NQW. iiiiii/ granted Mrs. Ruth Snyder, lust (ilv llfivr-lvlll- (loprcssion has been night, i and (ho post-war ud-

OSSINING, N. Y.. Jan. 12. informed that Judge Levy

discernible in our had vacated (he stay of execution

for Mrs. Ruth Snyder, it was an- nounccd at (he wardens office at fSillg Sine." prison that (he execution would (nko place at 11 cfclock “as d,“ ,(.llough nothing had happened." ‘ NEW YORK. Jun. 12.— F0(T(‘l".1l Judge Goodard today denied appli- l cations fol" xvriis of (labour: corpus

(luv.

Warned To Stay A w a y

(Special to tllc Guardian)

NEW YORK. Jan. l2. — The Snyder-Gray case became in- volved today. The execution oi‘ a woman has aroused the (‘ranks I to an unprccodenicd extent of

writing and telephoning. Pub- lioofficials. justices, prison au- thorities and newspapers have been bombarded with freak calls and letters.

The United Press received a typical written letter today con- taining zt diagram of Sing Sing T prison and a warning to all i newspapermen to stay away from the execution.

"An air raid has been arrang- ed", the letter said "and the spot marked has been chosen for a target for two 30f) pound bombs, the plane rising an im- ported bomb".

Twenty five women have writ- ten "offering i0 take Mrs. Snyder's place in the chair. A baskctful of letters are received at the prison every day. some offering advice to Mrs. Snyder, others denouncing her bitterly. and others condem ‘ thc exe-

l cutive. MM.

Ac- i

Tho

(Canadian TPress)

iliiiiiiggEli Till TIVIU 5 Si] T. TNT

§éIx$I3u§éFé€QE§ lini has fallen heir to two unex- paid with their lives in the electric pecmd prt-TSHKSQTTQ a’ fortune of (5.000,000 lire (approximately $250,-

(o stay (he execution of Ruth Snyder and Henry Judd Gray. ‘ . ---» v- —<0-0->--~» u ----