Fayetteville Daily Democrat (Newspaper) - October 27, 1931, Fayetteville, Arkansas THE WEATHER Cloudy cooler Tuesday night and Wednesday Temperatures 59 high 72 rainfall 25 inch VOLUME 37 230 ARKANSAS TUESDAY 21 ENTWINES OF PAST Celebrates Birthday By Dedicating Akron Viewing Ironsides SPEECH Officers Warned Tu Avoid All Controversial Subjects As Talked Washington Oct glories of the past and the hopes of the future iire entwined today in the observance of its birthday A world-wide movement to limit its strength through a holiday on construction is under tion A slice of from its next before the tration Ls Roosevelt's Birthday Also But oh the birthday uf an ardent exponent of its the navy paused to day for its annual ceremony faring routine slipped from decks of many ships in port the service kept open house for the nation Akron Dedicated modernity was symbolized in the dedication of a queen bt the giant airship Rejuvenated decks of Ironsides Secretary Adams will recall tonight the magnificent of America's men of the tea With Governor of Maryland and Rear Admiral S Benson retired he will have dinner aboard the ship which itself may become a part uf the navy's curtailment program In seeking at the request of Pros lo decrease its budget navy ed of Old Ironsides The president has however with the idea Force For Defense Only V On the evd of the navy's ON TWO FORMAL VIEW IS GIVEN BY JAP OFFICIAL Willing To Open Peace lations Direct With Chinese and Braggs 2d Degree Murder to Be Tried This Term Fourteen indictments two for second degree were ed'by the grand jury in session at circuit court here A eHs foreman of jury was indicted for ing degree murder in connection the death of Smith of was the same charge for the of his brother-in-law J R Over- trial was set for day morning in jail here while has been set for trial of Holding who was released on Case of John Ryan against Fount Caudle in a suit for damages is set for Thursday A state case against Caudle for assault with intent to kill also is scheduled for the term Two weeks of court will be held at and an extra sion at some later date probably will be set Judge John S Combs said today Case of N S Hillyard et al vs Henry B Walker was set for this afternoon anil was expected to be tried in the late afternoon Other cases which have been ed S II Rogers J C Rogers vs J M Watts et al Thursday C d J R Thursday vs Mrs J E White Friday H cases against the American Railway Express day and Crawford County bank vs R Jeff Cover Queen of the Air Dedicated Today SLENDER BATTLES FOR SEAT A M i MURDER PICKUPS A may O A MONTH One Dead Found I In Past Week Was Springdale ROBBERY MOTIVE E S and It T and Slain and Furmer Never To idea pr Hit net in size between the U S Akron largest and he Angeles is shown from of the sister ships as they moored alongside today at the U S naval station N 1 where the dedication of the Akron look place 1110 Akron on the completely dwarfs her small sinter unto a dirigible until the Akron was built Tokyo Oct her grip extended from Manchuria into golia Japan explained tip capitals of the why she con- siders as the League Nations formula for settlement of the troops by Nov 10 Japan feels the urgent need at the present moment is co-operation of the Iwo said a ment cabled to various nations and her willingness remains un- altered and unabated to open Sen Hiram Johnson Pica For a Strong U S Navy San Francisco Oct Hie world had seen three distinct solemn treaties brutally in the occupation of southern Manchuria by Japanese troops Senator Hiram Johnson of California pleaded today for an ad- equate American navy and warned against relying upon international agreements for security Addressing a navy day gathering here the noted leader in the senate fight against American ship in the League of Nation's the league pact the ington nine power treaty and the Kellogg agreement had been overridden with impunity in the far eastern squabble Senator Johnson called upon the American people to follow the ad- monitions of Theodore Roosevelt fo with the Chinese ment Tho statement reiterated Japan's contention that the whole affair was occasioned ly by a violent and provocative at- tack by the Chinese army on the South Manchurian railway The statement emphasized that nothing is farther from the thoughts of Japan than to bring armed sure to bear in the course of the proposed negotiations Japan attention lo the live fundamental principles the government advanced as a basis for negotiations They relate repudiation of sive policy and conduct for China's ial integrity suppression of all organized movements interfering with freedom of trade and stirring up international hatred protection out Manchuria of all peaceful suits undertaken by Japanese sub- a strong navy and argued against American participation in any iday m the fact of our ab- in naval MRS DAVIS Mother of Miss Mary Anne Davis Buried Today At Springfield Mrs Mary Frances Davis ther of Miss Mary Anne Davis of the University of Arkansas lish faculty here was fatally in- jured late Sunday in a car dent died yesterday in a Springfield Mo hospital ing to word received here today Miss Davis was unified day of the accident but was not told of her mother's death until Respect for treaty rights of Springfield Sim left Japan in Manchuria i Japan extended her grip into Mongolia when Chinese bandits were reported to have attacked tions and trains on the railway which was built with Japanese funds General Shigero com- of Japanese forces in Manchuria said Japanese army authorities sent a detachment of the second division from Changchun yesterday morning foi i home upon receipt of word of the accident in which her two sisters also were said to be dangerously hurt to do guard duty at various tion Funeral Today Springfield Mo Oct 117 services for Mrs Mary Frances Davis 88 member of a prominent old Southern family and wife of the late Dr W K Davis were held this afternoon al Ark Oct 27 With only a slender clue to low officers of Iwo lies in ami Oklahoma duy joined in nn effort lo a slaying in tho woods near here The bodies of Iwo men tu have been K S 30 of Springdale Ark and ridge Ml of Miss were found by underbrush nine west of in homa Sunday The men had horn dead several day's were found near the spot r Jack O'Dell of near here wan f slain last Monday O'Dell was slain a week ago Sunday when he rode a horse the woods near his home to in- shots he had heard believe he the shots which killed and and when he came upon the slayers he also shot a of Springdale and his were in a week mid a half ago and lift for homa to get a of wheat The truck loaded with wheat wan seen parked on a highway near here day they are believed to have been slain and later it was through and abandoned a few miles from A strange man who was driving the truck made inquiries about gasoline said Officers arc searching although they have only a meagre description They believe Chappel and ridge were lured into the I robbed and slain I f 0 LS 1 j Government Financial Ills Involved in a Special Election H A R D CAMPAIGN prime minister shown in h today in carrying I mining district which he in purlin nt but the National hu leads of in and Liberals say MacDonald bus been by inlo ov i- guise if a ami u which friend The Turin fuv vole the premier and nil GIRL SCOUTS DO COMMUNITY WORK Will Aid Flower Exchange Here Wednesday Have Sale Today Be Brought in Before JO day lo Be Entered List of awards for tho Fall Show and ruins of lie arc announced today by the committee in All be brought lo the Ford I building on East day afternoon or by U o'clock and Thursday are com- Thursday morning al the latest service days for- to be entered Scouts who are this week r ing Girl Scout Tomorrow I and afternoon six girls will c in Speed In City Not Like Thai On Race Truck CERT a Mil Oct 27 Sonny Workman the crack tract rider for the Whitney stables bus learned in police court that speed on the track is not desirable on the streets He was fined for being in tool much ol a hurry to get to where the horses are running i MRS POLLARD Noted Ar- Brought Here By Student Affairs Com i'laus To Visit California for Texas Home The violin piano W evening October 29 in the Uni versity auditorium at Their here is sponsored by student affairs committee of which Dean W N is chairman Mrs S Pollard of and City is has evoke I in musical through IIRO in winch botn interpretation of great broken nml MacDonald of Strenuous Tripi in Speech Last Night London 27 voters laborer col- j lier cockney and entered l lie booths today wrote i n of paper eight their for the land's As the tumult and houting of an unprecedented died I two leading newspapers on each side of tin this ing rated the importance of tho decision The Times is Warning They are called said the Times which supported call for n inundate fur the national ment to make a which in a single day will preserve or de- stroy the value of currency and the solidity of credit Herald Opposed They aru called said the Daily Herald opposition organ to declare that the budget shall be but not by plundering the poor and that the currency be but not by groveling tu bankers Throughout the length and breadth of England Scotland and Wales wore open at 8 in some places they opened earlier on Government The concensus of political that national would win with a ity of up to 200 in the house of which would be ample to Prime Minister doctor's mandate request Where odds were made yesterday under the guise of insurance policies and in dealings on the stock they were largely in favor of tho national government r Campaign The prime minister ed one of the moat strenuous battles of his career last night in his of hum Harbor in the northern coal nv 11 interpretation of great change and Thursday a group of and miners will be considered in California about Dec I Z will give a program at the on rost d I to a Inter received from Sir nit t county farm while another group nml will Pollard bv C A mlu a oneness when on roses county farm while another group mums and dahlias will count will do traffic duty on the square judging 4 to First in each contest ar by C A M Doughnut Sale Today This afternoon from I to Ij scouts will cook and sell doughnuts at the Southwestern Gas and Electric company Mrs George Zoll will be in charge of frying Mrs Homer Jackson and Mrs E C Fugilt of making the doughnuts Mrs Steve Bates will lake money and Miss Helen Ucker will assist Girl Scouts who will fry and sell doughnuts are Margaret Crippen Vera Cruse Mary Ellen White Carolyn Collins Margaret Jackson Ruth Margorie Fugill and Will Help Flower Exchange listed below and second and third place winners will receive ribbons Grand prize will be a tree and medals will be given for CONTINUED ON TWO POSTOFFICE WORK TO START NOV 9 by leading musical then join Mr Pollard at new i home in Fort Worth Texas in different parts of the globe having Africa national government he had ceased liN TWO Woman Who Admits She Killed Two Not To Resist Papers Angeles Oct Announcement was made toda through letter from an official of the Construction on the new addition to Iho by the city he shot the women October 17 in self defense announced today no fight would be made against her o'clock from the home doulh Florence avenue Dr C E Miller pastor of the church con- lowed by burial in tery under direction of the A ncr company Alvin i-O 1 A 1 r 1 KLf I C Carter evangelical singer sang the funeral music Mrs Davis was injured fatally in an automobile accident Sunday A Mukden dispatch to Tokyo said er pas one Japanese and five Chinese were i Street Christian c Killed by near ducted the services which SAM YANCEY Rev Sam superintend ent of the Western Methodist sembly left today to be gone until the first of December attending annual conferences in Texas Ar- night as she was home from Dam Two Mrs Kell of Springfield who was driving I was driving Kansas Oklahoma and Louisiana the ear and Mrs lames lilack of is just back from a two City minor in- weeks revival meeting at Dixon Mo and before that preached for a meeting al Wynne Ark He will go first to the Northwest Texas conference at Dallas from i there to Austin to the West Texas conference Beaumont to juries The car overturned as Mrs Raid swerved to avoid hilling two girl pedestrians died yesterday slim for the district i avenue district 1 j reported of I ept 1 for tbe year were and paid out I W 11 VV Moore and Ivan BUSINESS M E N EIGHTH YEAR f the local from tradition James Jr Attorneys for Mrs ed an application for of the habeas corpus writ issued shortly after Mrs Judd b Ust Fourteen More Members To Be Added Later as erning Advisory Group in Organizing City Collins Building Headquarters UN Inl i i i iie The three tonight at as soon as extradition papers were Annex I lo so she may be relumed tu reported u and 511 will have t A warrant for the of Dr in leaving a William C Judd husband of was yesterday after a i with 1 t i K medicine in California Was One of Hurt i Mrs was one of four who i conference Oklahoma City for a1 car wrecked and Oklahoma conference Comvay sli in the Uic conference 1 arc lames Ulack of Oklahoma Jim Gregory chairman of the Community Chest campaign ir which all local groups who funds lo be public subscription will their efforts for n single united appeal to tin public today named a hoard uf five members who with himself and the vice-chairman will perfect plans Appointees are Tom j Lewis Irby Male I Slice and C I I At a the bnard hart i e ill at this afternoon the MIo jing officers were elected to i Nc bo was driving AT HOSPITAL TODAY -as injured bin was able to Henry Hartson about 47 Will years old at 1 o'clock morning al City Hospital Funeral services were held Jim Winn president of afternoon So far as could be low bank was a visitor in ed he had no relatives here j ville Monday 11 form to the usual setup of Chest i Jim president Dr C C ll C C j in I in the 1 rf f 11 the will executive of lo raising i be nt in of LOCAL COMPANY i ADVERTISING ON BIG SCALE I ii i divi irii of Company in is T- Kalph Asks out a license had made bv f p th t r will ne of the Inn It took charge a here during the absence f medical director i V an i her b of the the Irhy Melton Is i The board today that c G Melton would serve of the The drive will be governed by a to their o PAKE KOCH Cloudy i i h t a Ir entirely colder recent following a frost in west portion Wednesday fair