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CHARLOTTETOWN. CANADA. SATURDAY, MAY 24, mo

go Racket

eers Burn.

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New .Ho"rror (In

Chicagoganglancl

Fifteen Men Burned To Deathgln

Underworld New Method

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ClilCAuo, Ills. May ZZi-A new

horror in gangland today thrust it- seii upon inc attention of police, when rep-oi"... were heard that fifteen men hair been bumcd to death 1n ill undcraorld crematorium. Charr- rd human bones tied up in a sack. iliicii was found in a northeast side forest reserve, lent strength to the police theory, that, inscad of taking their enemies for a. “quiet ride," rickcloers are burning them alive, a

Crematorium-— For “Ride Vic-

‘meiilcd finch pslovidaa 5 cam s. horrible death and a more or less effective means of disposing of the bodies. It is believed that burning of victims has been prompted by the success which has attended police efforts to trace murderers of ride llctims through the bullets found in their bodies. ‘The fire of the ordina- torium, it is said. effectively melts the bullets and renders identification of assailants by this means impos- siblc.

ANNOUNCEMENTS. COMING EVENTS. MEETINGS, ETC.

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“licrerlr Vlcrlncsday, July 9th for its at Wot iiiwclieail United Church. 3965-11.

"Buying Dressed Hogs at home Fltidiv morning, May 27th tintil i0 l. M. lilflPii llnslnin. 3963-11.

“See "Unrlc Ben Drake" by the Cardigan Drninaiic Club in George- “Wn-lifll ‘Jlili. 3348-5-20-23-21.

"Hear the play "The Three Pegs“, i)’ Womrivs Institute at Marshfield 5i". Tues-rial", 27th, Good specialties, llciudm; ill-piece orchestra. Don't 1"“ It 3919-5-22-31

"Y. M f‘. A. Rummage Sale Fri- “"3113! TWh. Persons having par- Wls to be called for phone 95 or ‘ii-h aais-a-az-ai

L "At Harrnizlon, Tuesday. May 27,

El" “Y Till" '. by Cavendish Play-

fffi- Ii rniin. on Wednesday. 3977-5-24-27

"Tin l‘<~lvii:il Community Club will Ertseiil lif. ihrec-art play "An Old lnilflllflliéd iliulhcr" in Cornwall Hail, n esday rxniiing. May 27th. If not no next iillf‘ night. 3918-5-24-21 vX;!-l"_7_lll“_"“'_3i!ll! car No. 6 wheat at ‘WW SLIM. ‘Tuesday, May 27th. A ions nr: rot sold. J. S. Allen. 3079-11

"filllifv llrldce Rink Players will ggsknlthm‘ llilll‘ “My Dixie Rose" in nmnni’) iifiii. Saturday, May 24th. If Good lie tome lfllonday‘, May 26th.

dll-‘l-lllic-s aeoz-s-zz-ai.

Jog?’ “l” llifly “The Winning of m‘; at NW" illflsllow. Monday. May hum“: not fine. first fine night

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Mavcgfllgf lo Harrington Tuesday,

,1 MW: W"! "lloy the play "Eyes

“Um-q "ll tho Cavendish Players. Lf l. on Wednesday.

3330-5-10-21-24-1“.

3934-5-23-81.

Hngsvllkfilfln Rivcr Dramatic Club an! D1.‘ n. their play, "The Guard-

] Mflllnlfi iii Borden Union " ‘Index’ evening, May 22nd.

3920-5-23-21.

.332‘; ganifllllan Dramatic Club will wnék B: "four-act comedy drama, "m ll . Town Hall, Georgetown,

91c l. Good plot. good special- ‘ 3309-5-21-23-21

"Cardigan llall Baturda

~ —- y night

lg’: 24%". Three Act Comedy Drama

Jlub wllilnlberv b? Bouria Dramatic

idmiw l Specialties and orchestra.

- m1 35c. Aiispfccs Canadian

Dancin! after the show.

3353-5404341.

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181cm.

, € ‘Reserve T

:. "wdav. May 27th, for

,1,:.°°;:u:t')‘d Filly called "Other Peo-

c U, 3M5 by The Tennis Aid

n,“ n a mharlottctcwn in Crapaud

:;,- c“ a" P. m. 50% cf proceeds D ud Women'a Institute.

3046-2! I fist

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n, I! Rink Piayara will

l" lsllltpetheir m‘?- "N! Dixia Rcaa"

i.’ not iii-ls“ Hm" WM“. Ila! 30th. “m! Tuesday night.

Will Serve Term OfFourteen Years,

(Special to The Guardian)

to jail today Alexander Buuiy. 3i. former sergeant in the Australian army left for Budapest, Austria, a 4,000 mile trip to start an unfinished sentence of eighteen years for lai-lhcz Louis Nemss Szabc in May, ‘i920, in the village of Kishinajaa, Hungary. Ho was in the custody of corp. B. E. Nelson of the Royal Canadian Moun- ted Police. who takes Kuszly to Mon- treal and gives him in charge of the Smut-ands: c’; ofIC sizilaisiiip 3m- feld, which is sailing for Hamburg this week. On arrival at Hamburg, Kuazly will be handed over to Hun- garian police and taken to Budapest.

Ku Klux Klan Believed To Be Responsible

(Canadian Prcls)

EDMONTON. Alta, May 3- Ralph Mowberay, lbacombe farmer is held by the provincial police at Red Deer. and the arrest cf six more well known citizens of the district may taks place at any minute, fol- lowing the alleged abduction and ta: ring and feathering of Fred Dober- stein, L ‘" blacksmiTc. Wednes- day evening.

Preliminary hearing of charges of kidnapping laid against, Mcwbcuy took place before Magistrate Ecol/t. of Red occi- today. and he was re- manded for eight days: bail was dc- i-iiod. In Lawmbe, feeling is running high against the seven masked mun. allelfld members of we Ku Klux Klan, who arc alleged to have lured Dobcrstcin to his home. overpowered him and carried him ten will” 1M0 the country. Aftcr stripping the blacksmith, the attackers gcvc him a coat of tar and foal-hm and left him lying bound bly the roadside.

"Emerald Club loading live stock May 28th, afternoon until 4 o‘clock. D. N. McKay, Body. 3080-5-24-21

"Reserve Monday. June 2nd. for the play at Fredericton. "Eyes cf Lcvc" by the Cavcridiah Players. 3077

5st Tryon. Thursday. May ma, ‘fl-la Cavendish Players will prount thcir play "Iyoa of Love." 3077

"Montague Club will load hogs on Wednesday. May 20th. if. uufllclant number odor stock. Mun ba provi- cualy iiatod with lacntary. Mon An- naar. lltl-l- 1-21

"Coma to Powaal nunccv. Mo! Ithandacathawianfngcfdoyby

tho Cornwall young gacgln‘: group-

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TORONTO, May is-Prom Toron- ‘

allnlrs iHlHNMHi iniiiiin

Saorgini Naidu, Lead- er of M a h a t m a Gandhi’s “Salt Raid_ ers’ Rearrested And Sentenced To Months.

(finulian Preps)

BOllfiAY. India. May 23-lVl:rs.' slofllni Naidu, today was sentenccdi w nine months simple imprisonment ls leader of the Mahatma Gandhi civil disobedience salt raiders at Dharasaana, on Wednesday. i

Mrs. Naldu, whotook the Mahat-i oil's place as leader of the passive resistance volunteers after the ar- Te" °f Abbl-Wobii, was arrested 141w. with her followers, she made a second onslaught upon the Gqv-| crrimcnt salt pens. Her previous mid had been treated with tolerance by the authorities,

Mrs. Naidu is the first woman lead

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Ana-

Going To China

Miss Margaret E. Spun. daughter of the Rev. E. B. Spurr and Mrs. $111111 of Liverpool, N. S., who grad- uates from St. Hlldis College this year, is sailing on the Euiprcas ol Japan on August 21 to join the staff in the school for westerners at Wu- chong. China, for two years. Cou- .firm ’ cf her appointment has just. been received by cable.

or to obtain high political position in India.

cmiisr on, liiilPS "Rllill REBEL ARMY

(Special to The Guardian) SHANGHAI. China, May 23.—T'he Government troops of Chiang Kai Heir inflicted heavy casualties on the

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(Canadian he») WELLINGTON. New Zeziiand. May

ZI-l-Rt. Hon. G. W, Forbes is the!

1-m- Ennis llllriister of New Zsaland.’

l-lc was summoned today by Lord Bledisloe. Governor General, to form‘ a new Cabinet, ' l

Hon. Mr. Forbes was Minister of‘

so-callcd northern rebel armies. the Kuo Min News Agency reported to- day in describing the capture of Lon Feng from the rebels. Chiang niobil- ized his forces in l-lonan province twoi days ago for the opening of a. cam-i Faith against the northern armies,

with which Yen Hsl Blian, model’ Governor of Shansi and Feng Yu Hsiang have attempted to set up a new regime at Peiping. Lang Feng was the immediate objective cf the Nationalists. The battle lasted two days and about 20.000 prisoners were captured. The Government reports claimed one of the prisoners was Wan Hsuan Tsai, the Commander of the rebel forces. The Government troops were prepared to proceed along the Hankow Peiping Railway in the rc- glon of Chcng Chow to push their advance against the northern forces.

The Weather. etc

Nioffn FELLERS ARE THRQWlN‘ fiiaia tints oven ‘cmsc ‘tllnlaa ‘foo Erriulrmfc

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Agriculture in the Wlnited Liberal‘ Party Ministry under the Premier- ship of Sil‘ Jnse;;h Ward, which came- into power after the 192B general cl-l. actions, Sir Joseph, who is 74 yearsi of age. resigned the Premiership and} the leadership of the Party a few‘

clays ago on nccourit of" ill health.

Lady Prospector

, the Commons to the different Rid-

_ morning sittings

illlniclllllo GENERAL EiE[HlN

‘Battle Line” Being Perfected In Prepar- ation For Coming Campaign.

(Canadian Press) " crrrawa, out, May 23-Parlia- mentary corridors are permeated to- day with a. feverish air of the ap- proaching Dominion general election. The Party strategists are at work, and members. candidates with nope- ful ambitions to win over constitu-, encics for their party and organiz-i or; from several parts of the coun- try, u; to be seen‘ gathered here and there assiduously engaged in perfecting the battle line. Sacks of Hansard with a variety of speeches are being sent out by every sroup ‘in

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New President

Alexandr-r Primrose, den“ n; 1h.- favuily 0i‘ int-divine at ihc University of Toronto, who has been elected president of ihc American Surgical Association.

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With nomination conventions be- ing held all over tbs Dominion. there is evidence of political acti- yylty in ovary quarter of the Com- Iinons and extending over to tlic Senate side of the Parliament "Build- , ng.

JULY 28, NAMED

OTTAWA, May Bil-A rush for dis solution is now evident in Parlia- merit", and, as the result of a confor- cnce between the Prime ‘Minister and Hon. R. B. Bennett, Leader of, the Opposition. it is understood that the end of this sixteenth Parliament; will come on Thursday night. May 2B. ‘

If that is accomplished. it. is learn- ed, polling day in the federal cloc- tion contest will be July 28, but should some unexpected obstacle lx: presented i/J dissolution, next week the election day will be August. 11. August 4 is civic holiday in most of the centres of Canada so that bal- loting could not take view on tile‘- datc. The rapidity with which tariff i items were passed in the House 00-, day, indicates a general determine-l tion on the part of the members vii speed the end. Many of the mom-l bcrs are going to their homes, and; only re-election will bring them back I m the Capital. so unit um.- is like-i ly u» be some clifllculty in ken-mic‘: sufdcierit here to make certain a quorum at all times next week when will probably he

held.

After the final disposal of the tar- irt items thcra remain about o0 per cent. of the main estimates and all of the supplementary esaimates in be | considered. A few items in each of lthesc will be selected and the rc- mainder passed with little, if any. discussion. Campaign preparations are being hurried by all parties and iri another ten days or two weclu. the contest will commence in carn-

Mlsa Agriaa Towers, 25-year-old college-trained woman jircapecto . who la on hervray to Mile 214 of the Hudson Bay Railway, where she will take charge of a trading atorc for the first part of the summer until ahc again acts cut- on the proapect- lng frail. Miss Powers baa taught school in Pcrln Rico and 20f) mllca north of The Pas. has spent a year at ricwapaper reporting in Du

' Molnea, has proapectcd in Northern

Manitoba. and Saskatchewan. haa ai-

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TORONTO. May 24-l"n:.-.n east to aoutbaaat winds. mostly fair and not much change in tnmporaturc. High tide this looming at 7.54 and might at 8.70. lunactatiiiaavcuingatlaaaud

IhItmcIoIaica-aiaaatul.

‘ ’ three ' ltlca and has been a. aicriographer fri Chicago.

Moiorboatlng is becoming popular in Latvia

Tourists visiting Oaaclioalcvakla laat our Mall! MUN!

05b.

i i i i MussoliniMayCo

(Special to The Guardian) that Count Galeazzo Ciano. son-in-

in the Italian Embassy. tckdviith him his wife. the former Edda Mussel’ ‘, whom he married April 24. The couple are finishing their honeymoon in the south of ftaly arid arc expected to return ‘ahcrtl: to Dana.

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gays He (‘ommitte (‘time Fm" Which Anuiitei‘ ls Now Servir gr: Sentence.

Rufus (‘vriiirlvt came before

m‘ Suinmersidc, Jurizc inmnii in the Jilvrlnlr‘ C1121‘! ril Siliiimcrsidc on Thin" 1v nirl fuzrnrl guilty of xvi rntcrini: 1hr store bf D,f'".=.< . Bra“ Air-Ir.’ and C0,. on 'l’u.e:"la_".' nizhi. and rivaling two Brrvivnic l'il'if"». ii1l‘f‘(* cartons of cart. vidi :;, three knives. $34111 money and scvrrnl fivrrien coins. Lilo iarcperty of lIr. A. S ilirxayr. '1‘l~.~ stolen goods have all hcsn l'f‘l'O\'l'.‘l‘(‘(l. Thc pris- oner was zii rrl nn Tuesday night nnrl crinic 1 bro Juries lnman on Wrai ' '" ' l:ul was rmnaticlcd until Tilillfitill)’.

lie ]li"‘rlii"il guilty." to the rliavge and aim admitted that lie was the porsriii vim broke into I\'1£‘f.~l‘.<. Brace

zmrl ilft"li"i~."'.." piflT‘ mi (no night. of April llitli. r v.h.ch rrinio Waiter Lanrirj; . run’: srulcnrq- in the Prince (Aunt? Jail ut the parscnt time, An nnpcni has iwrn rent in lilo Deliflrtnintt of Jiiriive fnl‘ the. release of ‘lvallrr lrindijv. (iauclrts can" ivzis roe". nrirri t) a higher" court.

R1j.‘llll‘illfi ‘ niuli was found guilty on "l'1".-ii".-rinv of haiiii: stolen goods in, ilitl l\€1.°1""itiil. knowing lhoui to he slwlou. llllfi ivti’. Civfll

tusgvrnrlesl senior-m .

The Increase Of Suicides Blamed‘

' On Stock Market i

i ririf.‘ f ir ri highrr SiiiPNlK‘ rate in i929.

[Flpovlli in 1hr Guardian) NEW YORK, l-lryv 23 JThe Stock binrkct r-"|l1.i|i:o of 1.. " lliliillllll blam- ed for inanv tliiir: \‘.'.‘..'- hlriiilcd to-

Dni‘. r- in the Llnitrd Ftritrs by z-ui-

‘mic in} yrni" nuililiritli clgiiiffil l?" 1100.000 nf pnpiuniion, according to

To figures puialmlircl in illf‘ Spr-ctator,

l-‘rrrlorick L. Hoffman.

coitr-iiiiing L-ifliifiiflhll of the Pruden- niirniii-n Cmlniniiv.

increase in suivirlor.

law of Premier Mussolini may SODYLSHY l1fi\\'f‘\(‘l‘, iilfli the influence of off be sent to Washington as Secrciary iiusiiirzr. l-lc vlculd greater the ioai" follouli

rloprrx-siriiis was

s1"ill§S~l)fiill. flTWlTliF ara increasing

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‘The scene enacted Thursday mom- ing aboard the S. S. Winding Gulf in Georgetown harbor and the incidents taking place preceding the shooting of Antonio Roderigues, boatswain on that steamer, were brought out in the evidence taken at the preliminary hearing of Chester Anti, in the Supreme Court Rooms at George- town yesterday afternoon, before Magistrates Condon and Layers.

Mr. Thane Campbell, Attorney- gcneral, conducted the prosecution for the Crown, and Mr. David Math- eson for the prisoner.

Evidence was given by Captain Frank Johnson. of the S. S. Winding

Gulf, Frederick S. Delano, chief of- ficer, Douglas Fifieid, chief engineer. and Richard J. Email} second officer. The two prisoners, Chester Anti and Fritz Posselt sat in the prisonersbox Anti. against whom is preferred the charge of murder, appeared to be perfectly composed. and smiled oc- casionally. Pcsselt seemed a little restless on occasions, and twisted his handkerchief nervously in his hands as the evidence was given. Both men are short. about five feet, six inches in height. Anti is the heavier built of the two. with bronzed face and light Curly hair. Posselt is thin and l?“ flalk Cllmbiexion with dark brown - iair.

(‘apfaln Frank Johnson (sworn). was cross-examined by attorney-gen- eral. Mr. Thane Campbell. He stat- ed that his home is lll Baltimore, his occupation a ship master on the steamer “Winding Gulf," a. cargo ship WlliCh is registered at Boston. and which has been in port at Georgetown since ‘Tuesday morning. The steamer was carrying a cargo of fertilizer in bags which was be lng discharged in Georgetown. The captain said that. Antonio Roder- iques had been bcatswain of his ship for tire last l8 months. ‘The man war, born in Spain. Chester Anti he did not know except as a member of the crew. The man is an American. and had been a member of the crew for three weeks. The witness was born in Ontario. and had been master of the ship for eight Fears. When the

‘chief officer reported to him at 9.40 I

cfclock on the momlng of the trag-

edy he went forward on the steamer, rind there found Roderiques, half rc-i

rllning on the dock with a sailor

head. Roderiques was unconscious

There was a slight clot of blood. A

there vras a alight delay in getting The stock) a doctor witness went ashore to tele- RaOh/lili, May 23.~-Dlplomatlc circles i coileuzso. linfiiiioii kll‘(i, unqucstlon- phone for one. l-le stationed the acc- ln Home are gossiping about reportsiably hail a fi.l'I‘Ci lien-mg upon the ‘and officer. Foloy, on tho gang“! lir- ivqut on to with instructions not to lot any mar:

came usually aboard. and examined the injured man. l-ie watched him. but learned nothing neat The marl was remov- in Austria ed from the room on a. mattrcll. lowered over tha aids of the ahip. and placed in a.n automobile with Mines of swederi are braking all Dr. ‘Keeping. Affcr coma delay in plasma him in a suitable ma»

the ship. Dr. Keeping

Pedro Blso. holding up the formcrsi

and was breathing very heavily. He had a wound on the back of his head to the right side opposite the lower part of the ear. and about I 1-2 inches to the rear. The hair was long. and was matted with bra-in tissue coming from the wound. '11‘). witness at once sent the third cf- ficer ashore for a doctor, and had Roderiques removed w his room. He was not bleeding from the wound.

Annual Bi-bacrlpllooa Dallvorad 86.0!‘ J7 [all Canada m! U. I LHJQ

gigotims Alive PRELIMINAR Y HEARING ON RECENT KIKLFNG." ADJOURNED t

Evidence Heard

iminary

Trial Yisterclay

Four Witnesses Examined In Coimection With Thursdays Shooting T ragedy~Hearing Adjourned Till Tuesday After-

they started to the hospital in Char- Jottetown. The captain stated that he then lined up the dock arid en- _gine room crew on the deck, and or- dercd Kaney McDonald. stevedore on the ship, to iaibk out the two men he saw forward. He immediately picked out Anti and Posselt. The ‘latter is a naval seamen. a German. born in Prussia. joining the crew on May 9, 1930, three days after Anti. Ha has his first paper-a for Ameri- can citizenship. The prisoners were turned over to the custody of Mr. Hobbs, local police officer. ‘Instruc- tions were issued to the chief mate tn take the prksoners to their quar- itcrs and see that. they had no weap- ons. He said to them, "You fellow! get ready to go to jail."

LGiOT GUN “UP TOWN"

"I went back to the forecastlc a few minutes later. and asked Anti where ha had got the gun," He rc- plied that he had go), it up town. Mr. Hobbs, the chief officer. and the witness than escorted the prisoner: ashore and uptown. That was about ll orlcck. At that time the Span- iard had been sent down to Char- lottetown.

On the way to the jail Witness sug- gested t0 Mr. Hobbs that they have uh; prisoners point cut the place iii-here they secured the gun. ‘I118 iplace. they said. was on a side street. ‘but they could recognize the house ;only from the rear. The sewnd flhouse examined was the correct one. {The house belonged to Mrs. Siéwlfll- “me ovmers Weft notified of the in-

i cident.

ANTTS WDYPTDS

Anti claimed that he had sonic "sounds-one on the left side of tho jaw, one on the right buttock, one on the 1m side cf the abdomen- D1‘- Grant“ examined the wounds at the jail. The wounds on the face and

ithc buttock appeared fresh, but the

one on the abdomen ins a month old. All were slight. Witness had c:- iamined the clothes of Anti for twi ‘and holes at approximately the i0- cation of the wounds, but could 11M no cuts in the, cloth. -

(witness identified clothes exhib- .iiied).

"wt-nu waiting for the doctor in come I examined W!!! 13°59‘? m‘ condition and position of the ladder! cf the boat at the time of the in- cident," Captain Johnson stated. The boat was at the Railway “'1'”- Qgcr-gemvi-ri. The harbour is a small one in Cardigan Bay. one could cu- ny goo across from one headland to the other. ‘The steamer was headcd towards the shore on the north-we? side or the wharf. tlia starboard si o of ins shirl realm the Whlll

m boatswaln had been worklnl under the forccutlc head. 81AM“ °1' gi|hhCfl feet from inc head of tho ghlp. The total length of the steam- er is 397 feet over all. The man had been repqmng a plloe ladder. l-lc w” g, gplgndld sailing mm. arid on! ‘m. had never given tlia slightest trouble. a hard-working industrious. acbor man. alwayu in the beat of noun. Witness mil never “WW any trouble between moon-tau» and the other meo-

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