aid he did not, but nevertheless

ini": accident in an Albany the-

lnce, the principal research offl-

_ dini‘. and he predicted that disaster

8S can‘... Auto Accident

BOUPON. Maia. Dili- 1- ""1""- Jolunna Bclsnneli, aged i016, motlliel‘ _ g d 131 cod Man. of Dr. Davd D. Scan-nu , prom n- ;__§My ‘M11, bu, "gm mid ant Boston surge informer chair- ‘w, Phymg in the snow. Helluanvof the B_ n -ecbool board.

W. 0 egli Qell. Iilile 0l_l Pleyllf ‘

. t iht a wee/run eon-l. mautomobile at “,‘,’,‘§§“T.'.’.§"..§ii.l§§'1“¢§.. him the. corner jof iilainultavenue and! “to relieve him. When an...» Cedlar street. Rloxhuri- lwiilmfl‘ I e home he brought a" bottle of ‘afternoon and died shortly 1M1‘- w“ , q ‘ wafllpat the‘ New England rlosnlml‘ Mood i ‘ ‘ ‘

for women. , ~, .

litre. Scanpeil was on her we)’ i9 the church of Our Lady Pit“, , Allie ‘ ‘andiwa-srcreaqiiijthe street ‘when n light delivery»- car owned by, Henry M. Robinson t Con lnc.. and driven in, Matthew Marxol-is. ‘struck her, knocking her l0 U"! ground and causing multiple injur-

. atly relic went to sleep and slept

Madame Otto's Home - Is Abode 0f Honor

lOflPliflNil-PAIGEN. Dec. 1. —- In an ‘ivy clad villa. Madame Oda, one of the world's most versatile actres-l We and perhaps Deumarkls mos! famous dramatic artist, is spending her day's ia rest.

{Her home is in the very shadow of Predensborg castle, famous es the summer residence of rho late ‘Kills Christian IX and the rende- vcm oi’ the crowned heads of Eur- Olle. -l>lere she received callers on h" seventy-runs birthday annivers-

ry.

There's only one

Maine BAKING POWDER

‘ and that's

Starred In Ibsen Plays

Among them were the present King Christian of Denmark, other mrnlbere of the royal family and an

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made by Georgina (lowland, pre- sumed t0 be an ancestor deceased, was examined by an nu- thoulty on grand-father's who declalod th_gre was n t n sim- ilar one or one of equal the continent, the whole construc- tlon being ollt of the ordinary. The whole‘ clock indicates workmanship, the mahogany case being finely carved; a set of ten dlals on a face of un- furnished brash, which hour, mninutes, sunrise and sunset, 11160117188“ and sot, the day of the week, the monnh- of the year and

“r that ended in his death: "l am marked for death," Hou- lsalfl. “l don't mean i am going be murdered, but that they are dictiug~my death in spirit cir- es all over the country." .. "You don’tiput any stock in it. o you?" Ousler inquired. aware of lauy similar prediction-s. Houdini

“he admitted that it had made an impression on hi5 mind."

Medium Quoted Spirit

‘On the day after he read of Hou- a pointer which indicates the co\lr- tre,- Ousier continued, he recciv- see of the sun.

- a latter from Alice A. Wood, u edium, who was secretary to Dr. RAW HURT SOME CROPS

r of the American Society for lnsic research. Under dale of October 13, Ous- l, Bfllill. this is what Mrs. lvood ote‘ to hinl. Three years go, pr, > yglgp (meaning the spirit of Dr. yslop) said to J. Malcolm Bird of the Phy. sical Research Society: “ ‘T-he waters are black for Hou-

ST. PAilJlL.

skies over the excessive rainfall the forestqrangers of the

with glee. The tfall of 1926 has been quietest in years from a forest

would befall him while performing before an audience in a theater. Dr. Hyslop now says that the injury is more serious than has been report- ed and that Houdinfs days on n magician are over!"

Houdini wrote him u note from Schenectady. under date of Oct- ober 15~ according to Ousler, say- llii; “l llllve ‘only’ an interior frac- ture of the ankle."

many n. cottage has been saved b the heavy rains of late August an September. ‘ The first in November virtually cndcd thl annual forest fire season in Miune sota, Wisconsin and northern Mich igan, with losses ‘far below the average. year burned over 166,112 acres compared with 725,928 last year while Wisconsin and Minnesota suf fared even less. Campaigns to

LOW? OLIVER TWliST’S OLID HOME.

The British Ministry of Health took over an old workhouse and farm at Claydon, near Ipswich, last Novemiber and converted it into u training place for settlomontin the Dominions of some of -the thousands,

results, forestry oflicials say. \ i}

Moriarty Noted For

on visiting ('l|lL';lLZU, supply hinlsclf

belt farmer this fall wept with the ill lillo lllllfl

Great lashes territory were filled

standpoint, along the north border, and the timber which will build °°‘""3°- d casualty lists

blanket of snow early dem-

Flirea in Michigan this

educate tourists against flre are beginning toshow

‘ l PhWioal fitness, and restoring the

of young men drawing the dole.

The workhouse. built in 1776, ir traditionally the place where Oli- ver Twist ‘asked for more.’ The en--destined for worh- on Austra- ‘lien fanny-have been at Clnydon fill‘ ion/r and a half months. For bunnies the muscles, renewing

‘men's confidence, the experiment l!“ proved a success. p ‘ i

; "MISS FASHIONABLE" ~> sconns FREAK STYLES

NEW York. Dec. l. -- Whether feminine morals have improved ‘Yliil "M axes or not, women today ‘"9 fill‘ less led astray than torm- erly when it comes to dress. This - season has shown that freak novel- ties from designers, no matter how onlinent, are distinctly not wanted. Th" “Korma-Iv tlslu short skirts which some designers tried to in- trodnce have ‘proveu failures, for women found they so“... no; be comfortable in them, ,

\ H p. Pililtilflraphs For Christmas ‘Gifts

The dalntlee 'eempiimen_t_YOU "n pay a near and dear friend is to "Mi a picture of yourself at lihYrletmie-tlde. ‘ j . here’ lw "ee m" More Val’! $5M. ma‘ hen "filling eiee. ‘

nave. .YOUI_ airtime .lnow~

THE BAYER‘

Stealing Home Plate

DETROIT, Dec. 2ud.—lf (‘reougo Mpriarty, new Tiger manager, in .18 successful in building n baseball .eam as he was as a player in stealing home, Detroit in 1927 may see its first championship team in nearly ‘two decades.

Moriarty was the hero of a stir- ring editorial, "Don't Die on Third;" a bit of writing which. first published in a Detroit newn- paper, ulas built around n brilliant theft of home executed by Aim-inr- ty at the heyday of his career in a ,'ame against Clevcland- The edi- toriafs substance was that the trip

the most important journey around the bases.

le Heady Bail Player

Moriarty never was such a hold base burglar a.Ty Cobb, whom he

heee shortcomings was one of the teen lwasebal-l minds of the ay.’ Moriaryi like Cobb, play base- oall wit his head. He was light- ning quick to sense a "break", and equally fast n taking advantage of it. lDeapit the fu-ct that _ as a player lie never was a ‘phenom, he alwus wee popular with Detroit baseball fans because it always was apparent that Moriarty was always playing to lfhs utmost abil- it

Y- . ~

Moriarty came to the Tigers in 1900 from the New York Highdand- ers. He gailaed favor with. the team members and vgitbliugiile Jennings, the manager, and was named capwn. ‘Hie days as s Tiger were encompassed by the years 1009 and 1915. Sold to the Chicago White 80x. he shortly af~ terwarde went to Memphis in the

flu toy. there wls broken to mer- mft him to jo!n the American League staff of umpires-

The newmansger wi-ll find vir- tuslly a new bail club from the one he left in 101d. Two men who played with him, however.

tee Great ‘GI

l .

still are members of the club-

George Danes end Herr! Helimann.

1 t

.;\.

no innocent bystanders are hit."

from third base to home plnlo i! as _ plllt of tho prowl about the streets \\'.[ll pist-

succeeds. He was a mediocre in- “yin,

fielder, iHis battinig was eveh

more commonplace- e even Make spectacles 0f Killings scked speed. But mski g up for

Sout ern Association as manager,

are not complete. but the total for 1925 was 394 mur- Morgan A. Collins, chief of wolice, snid 150 of this number ‘ere negrocs slam by negroes, as- zrlbed to the great influx of neg- oes from the South, whilc 80 were cotlcggen; slain by booileglgers, caving 182 homicides to the rest lf the population.

Gangland Shoots Own Men

The 80 deaths among the boot- eg outlaws furjished the striking feature of tile ulurder hlat, but a.» mrding to Judge Marcus Kuvan- lugh of the Superior Court. “the fsudists are very good shots and

By dividing the total criminal ‘ecord into the city's 4,000,000 pop- ulation, it is a safe bet. that-Sift 44- -_00's percent of the citizenry have never seen anything more starting .han an automobile crash- One person who nan lived hero eight years and covered 15 or 20 miles of .he city every day maintained that he never had wit used even that. l‘he same percent go of the per~ sore probably never saw a gall-g- ster nor would recognize one if seen. x

Therefore many iCllicsgoans smile a little when they HEB-i-llell‘ city pictured in print and cartoon overrun by. gangsters who

10in und machine gulls willie terror ‘stricken inhabitants dnrt to cover. ‘And occasionally they tllvy have to ussllrv anxious visitols lluu tile)‘ can get. about tllc SlYUCiii uumolest- ell virtually any hour of the dd)’ 01‘

They realize that (‘liicngo ins crilno, but believe that the specia- cular manner in which some oi the nets of deplcdation arc carried out, porflculurly the gang murders. gives thom, an undue llvolllillflnce

is a huge throirzbaok to the roarill! frontier towns of‘ past decadefl. One man particularly who re-

who has, gone gunning several

in their comments.

gore. -but feuds, and killings

has no control. machine gun sbooti said" Ch’cago's -.poiic

Ilendlng to tho belief that Chicago

seats the popular view of (‘F0180 crime conditions is Mayor Dover.

times for those who get too hold He has been particularly active against bootlet- claims that most of the are directed from suburbs over which Chicsio After the latest , the mayor force is do ing all lt can to put an and to ll!!! '

was spent in o. political atmos- phere. as her father, M. Fernand Premieux, was firs‘. Deputy and later a Selmtor.

iShop lifters and other forms o‘ theft cost one London department store more than $40,000 last year.

DAME BUTTS JAZZ VIEWS.

LONDON, Dec. 2.—J-o.ss has pass» cd tho zenith of public favor, says

‘Dame Clara iButt, and is now on

the down grade.

The, famous opera. sinuper, how- ever, does not condemn jazz nlto- getllel‘.

"Of 1L8 type some of it is really clever," she declared. "and l do not altogther condenm jazz be- cause it has at least had the effect of making English dancing popular l do contend. though, that jazz now is most assuredly on the wane."

POL1SH WOMEN'S MECCA.

A-ItRAS, France, ‘Dec. 2.——The ne- cropolis of Notre ‘Dame de Lorettc north of Arras, where many thou sandyBrltish and French soldiers who fell in the fbahtles of Artois are buried, has ‘become a sort ofmeccr "or the Polish women who ‘havt emigrated from JJpper Silesia tr- ihe region of Lens. "I'hey,|,zo there every Sunday in considerable num- bers, kneel before the monlnmcni and pray for the Repose of the souls of their lki-ndrcd wllo also (lied in tho war, but ill the German uni

form. 4¢eaa~um -

‘Press Publicity Essential For Court Justice

(Canadian Press) CADGARY. Alta, Dec. L-Fear- lng that n harmful pl cedent might be established by the rniinlg o1 Cal- gm'y'B police mulflstrste, Col. G. E. Sand era, D. 8- 0i. in a recent pro llminary hearing that tho press be marred on the request. of the de- iendsnttq counsel. The Calgary “Gram Md inquiries made in the principal cities orCanads as to whether such practice had evel been heard of previously in this country.

The unanimous answer was in the negative and members of the boner ulhll bar united with news- pal- dun-s in condemning the ‘.0\l|l".- ab": by the Calgary ma; straw. O00 llfl l“ OI them ill- limaled that the notion was wrong ‘n principle and that it might em- lead to a grcss abuse of the pri-

county. not 3n the city limits!’

The Britfsh (overtime-life wine there is no | other trea- inant lime

cueeuot phila- IIY The Hera‘ld6ml°y.,K.0-" flblll-iljm_nh._qu‘nfi he" m? ‘no hem in “mo”. l ' l ' ill

collar contsini a nlres 1880 brand

well as rare brands of port» .

warfare. but the illicit liquor trade t; directed and operated» in the

pugna 1011., 1M1!!! Iadetre II;

flranapiring in the courts of‘ justice ‘. "Where

justice." was the dom

J. Seymour teen years crown prone

El vllege that belonged alienably to _the pubic-knowledge of what was

there '4 no publicity, in the replilq received

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