Findlay Morning Republican (Newspaper) - July 20, 1927, Findlay, Ohio ha ai 4 5TM A i M I GM O the were gathered Jesus asked What think ye or whose son is 22(41,42 the of tiM the 4fkswH of tbe crt thinking is Ohm * In 4np NO. 234 posible JULY 20, 1927 St OF Cecil Called to London to Confer With Their More REVIEW Still Want 8-Inch Put Only on 10,000 Ton July 1&(/P)Out of a mass of early conjectures as to the cause of the return to London of W. C. and Lord Cecil the chief British delegates to the naval e m e r g e b the latest understanding that they have merely been Invited by Premier Baldwin to go to London in order to permit final discussion of the conference situation before the prime minister embarks for delegates here there was not the slightest suggestion of the collapse of the It Is pointed out that the conversations In the last few days have been of the most friendly nature and that all the delegates continue that the negotiations will be in formulating a S. chief of the American said tonight that the return of the British delegates can probably be explained by the desire of Premier Baldwin to review the Reaffirm British again made it clear today at a private meeting of the chief delegates ol the three powers that it would b impossible for the British to keep within reasonably low total unless the Americans Japanese agreed keep the maximum size of the second category of cruisers down to the lowest displacement and bind to install 8 inch guns on any except those ot 10,000 and that is why they do not James who sold oa tlut streets of for Bat never Oil has been found on a five-acre farm of bit tn has lieen a week bi WILL El DEFENSE Assurance U. S. Only Made Noise Led 300 to ONCE HAD 1,000 Malcontents With Prom of Loot on Dinners for Wichita Is Move When Company Boosts Qos July to a cold dinner tonight as thousands of the city's in against a of higher gas rates ordered month by the Wichita Gas as he protected the absence of his cup of hot iced salads and other cold dishes would be the family Apart 43 Years Man 36 Before Knowing He Had 0., July 19 for 43 years by were when Edward of and Mrs. Etta met here in the home of Mrs. Harrington's parents by Harrington was adopted when she was six months old by Mrs. Isaac of At the same time her brother waa adopted at 0., the Cleaver family and was taken to did not learn that he had a twin sister until he was 36. Mrs. Harrington knew of her brother but all efforts on the part of locate the other failed until they each other Monday evening through telegraphic At the time they located each other they were only about miles July Stunned over his disastrous defeat at General leader of has Isolated himself In a remote and part of the The amazing defense hy a handful of United States marines and constabulary aided by five bombing from has served to scatter the rebels and has dealt a blow from which they are not soon likely to In had been able to gather together a large group He himself had fought under General commander of the liberal and he therefore had much experience in. the drew to his banner many and at one tine had more than 1,000 men under He promised his followers all sorts of rewards by and Americans Americans have asked for the right to build 8,000 ton so that 8 inch guns could be mounted thereon and have requested that no attempt be made to place a definite limit on the size of secondary 8-luch British seek low tonnage cruisers with six inch Japanese do noi really enter into this cruiser controversy as nene of their cruisers is due for replacement before the expiration of the projected treaty in 1936. They have four 7,300 ton cruisers carrying 8 inch but these could be taken care of by special disposition In the The Americans are not only Insisting on the liberty 8 inch guns on secondary but ace - cent en dl ng that any agreement to restrict the number of 10,000 ton cruisers to about 12 must be conditional upon this very freedom cf action as to size and armament 0 smaller For 4 of July 19.Funeral services were held here today for four members of the family of Stephen killed In a grade crossing accident Saturday near Joint services were held for Mr. and Mrs. Chura and their 5, and 6 Hike July 19Dr. I. S. 61, returned from California today after walking miles of the total round trip distance to Los He gave up his walking July 2 at New Mexico after the heat became too Kills Rail July 19(^P) H. 33 Pennsylvania railroad agent at Smiths was probably fatally injured today when by rocka hurled by a dynamite blast set off on a road Improvement Job near the Stuff h Cause of 2 Being Held to U. S. July William president and general manager of the Casparis Stone and Marcus H. manager of the Clinton were arraigned today before United States Commissioner charged with vior lating the national pleaded not guilty and were the teder is a debt to by the transfer of liquor from a stock of prewar liquor tn the Clinton It was by authorities at 110,000. U. S. Attorney W. G. said the transfer of ihs liquor in payment of the debt a FLYING Made by Wilbur at Lindbergh Begins U. S. Tour July 19(^P) Commander Richard E. Byrd and Lieutenant O. were awarded the distinguished flying cross tonight by Secretary of the Navy Curtis in the name of President for and extraordinary achievement In flying the America to at a given to the members of the crew of the America and to Clarence D. Lindbergh was at Mitchell Field at 8 a. m. and flew a service plane to New At the there he climbed into his Spirit of St. which had been thoroughly overhauled and flew back to Long Tomorrow noon he will hop off for and the first a national tour In his famous monoplane in the interest of also went to New Jersey Por a year he has been test pilot at the Pokker factory at Hasbrouck He is leaving for Holland August 1 to superintend the transportation from the Pokker factory there to this country of the plane In which Byrd will attempt a flight over the south and spent - the and went to the Polo grounds in the afternoon where they took part In the golden Jubilee celebration In honor of John and Lindbergh in the air over New Jersey in Pokker the colonel flying a Pokker Universal and Balchen flying a Pokker a great said of the colonel when ho Grasselli Can't Live oli Must * Have Gourt is July 19.(/Fi)Notary in connection with the divorce suit against her millionaire were halted the defense rested Its hearing await Mrs. Who is drained in New York by the of a the Mrs. made her Grasselli was insufficient to care for her Bartlett July D. Bar 6$. senior member of Benjamin D. and died of heart today - the the attack began Saturday many of his In the town Joined him under cover of The attack was to be a The rebel leader had belittled the their airplanes and their which he told his men made a Halted By their attack unafraid hnt Captain ' And tlie brought them to a sharp halt by a fierce Blocked In bf the Every effort to edge had withered un 'er accurate rifle and In answer to the report carried to Managua by the two scouting the bombing squadron arrived and followers were caught In More Than 800 L. M. fifth regiment of reports that 100 of the rebels were killed by the marines and constabulary and 200 killed by the bombing Later from that the death list may be more than 300. planes returned from Ocotal this One of them landed and the officers talked with Captain In command of the marines He said that no attack took place last Home After Winging 50;000 at July 19.-(/P)A town's homage to Its illustrious son who gained fame In an epochal flight to the Hawaiian Islands was paid today when Lieutenant Lester J. Maitland revisited the city of bis boyhood for a a noisy welcome In the city he left in 1917 to embark an career In the Lieutenant or to the home entered heartily upon an intensive the 24 hours were jammed a parade and other functions in which he participated with his companion of western Lieutenant Albert at his day saw the dedication ot the city's airport on the shores ot Lake as a 1 tl a n d and participation in a parade that was followed by a civic reception witnessed by each Tuesday for some weeks to days after long litigation in the the gas company ordered a new schedule of rates according to the company's will mean that the average consumer will pay about a 23 per cent higher gas each matters in their own the city's at the instigation of the Federation of Women's decreed a and tonight Mrs. John declared that ot homes were without gas we are going to have more until we win our fight for lower Mrs. R. manager of the Wichita Gas asserted od the other hand that there bad been no noticeable decrease in the amount of gas used mass meeting at which public protest will be voiced against Uie new rates Is scheduled for The rate controversy is still pending in the local district FARMS 5 PER GENI for Drop Biggest Feed Potato Loss Has OFF EACH is Average in Income Available tor Operating Captain Hatfield was well In and garrison was in good of General chiefs are reported to have left him and his forces are widely There is no trace of the rebel general July 19_(;5>) After hours of heated a resolution of protest to President against American marine activities In Inspired by the of marines and followers Sandino at failed of definite action today in the resolutions committee ef the fifth Pan-American labor When the committee session broke up members said a compromise resolution be drafted and offered to the congress by a sub-committee of Luis N. of H. Morales of and the degelates who offered the original La Selva and which have pretested the of the marines In their interference on the part of the United States affairs of the was being by the when the received ite first repait of the battle from naval detachments commending the related the marine corps had advised him that with about 400 men had the marines and national being with heavy He added that were the area to prevent forces from - Armour eile of the of ill wave It he aad wae to Help July 1.(V-Secretary will J. asid P. the trans - when they arrive hete on Thursday A score of army planes and the dirigible will participate in the aerial exercises incident to their arrival by air for the distinguished flying which has been awarded to both of the will be read to them by Acting Secretary Davison of the war department at Boiling field immediately after they The crosses will be bestowed by the president at some later their way to Boston by plane on Friday and will be escorted by three pursuit planes of the army the dinner In honor of the two fliers In Washington Thursday night Major General Charles P. of staff of the will act as and Secretary PT o c t o r t. chairman of the of the District of and Porter H. president of the National Aeronautical will Asked to July 19.(/P) With Lieutenants Liester and Albert Oakland to Hawaii schedule to arrive in this city at 2 p. m- tomorrow Mayor Allen MacDonald has asked citizens of this city and other Ohio towns to extend greet to them and tne air which will accompany them to Dayton the arrival of the valiant airmen factory whistles will be sounded and a series of aerial bombs program will begin at 1 The Mayor MacDonald and gressman Roy G. Maitland and Mrs. are both expected to AIR TO DIE NATURAL TO FARMER SHOWN Takes 79 Per Cent More Than Says Corn Belt S. July 19.ii^P) purporting to show that It tho farmer much more to produce hds crops than he gets for them were presented to President in the course of tvo held by on the agriculture belt gave Mr. a tAble of showing that it coats the farmer an average of 7 per cent more to produce he receive fof At the end of the conference the committee's declared the a co-operative system be also was suggested as an aid for agriculture by Frederick E. c-f tihe Minneapolis who stayed last at the summer white house and who drove in to the executive office today with the r. who baa staunchly opposed the vetoed farm thinks the Worst period of depression farming and he reiterated bis disapproval of the which he described as a and He declared by no means a behind the He predicted great results from increased attention to diversified of the corn belt which represents 36 state farm In the told the president that a remedy would be in a fof marketing broad enough to include all farm that Is the of the west a bushel to produce for 79 cents tor a and cents a doxen for the committee based on the ground that the should get a return of five per cent on his real estate seven per cent on bis in personal property and and that the farm operator gt a of 11.800 a 19.(/P*-Gross agricultural income a decrease of about 5 per for tlie crop year which ended June 30, as compared with fho i the department of agriculture announced estimating the gross Income at compared with The decline was attributed chiefly to the drop in cotton Smaller came from feed apples and potatoes but it was partially offset by somewhat irom livestock and livestock computing the gross were placed at and the value of food and fuel consumed on farms at Net after deducting estimated by the J at a decrease of 20 per cent from the preceding Expanses of production 2 per cent while the gross Income decreased about 5 per from sales was estimated as Dairy and poultry products meat animals 12,892,000,000. fruits and vegetables 51,511,000.000, grains and cotton and cottonseed What Farmers estimated wages to hired labor operating costs taxes on Investment rent property rented from and on debts to making a the department a decline In the average income per farm operator available for capital and management from In 1925-192 to in 1926-1927. Earnings for the industry as a net available for capital and management as of all capital employed decreased from per cent to 4.2 whereas comparable averages earned by all corporations on their total capital Investment appear to have been about per cent in 1925 as computed from reports of the United States treasury and available data Indicate that about the same percentage was earned In 192." to First Then 1,900 Miles to SAIO TO Ship Weighs 7 ed; Span 72 Thp great will Start .it lu words F. T. tonight announced that all was in for hit trip Atlantic flight to New York with a crew of two in the boat Courtney planned to make a test early tomorrow He wUI then refuel and not later than 7 a. m. Southampton 15cr---Valentii^ At of ihe Whale will snatch oome refuel the plane lake the air Newfoundland tti 3 v. Weather Courtney tonight from tne British air p. a bulletin Indicating that tomorrow the weather at been to attempt to would be At the same report from New York break endurance set by American either in and off flight to the United States or one toward a longer were that could be hitch In the radio during linal test tomorrow morning 1 be the only thing Pi R. K Little and who ii bolh navigator and radio been holding numerous One of the laet things tIMt did tonight was te q D rubber to lend an automobile Stop In to Auto Two Women SEEM OPPER after lodge St. Mrs the boat would be flight to New remain 12 hours and The dead are M. G. of N and M. e. ' which Is of h e r weighs nearly when the * 72 The scene shortly after car went which two women were killed ciw of the state game where the president and are the the steep hillside and direct ed that members of his party assist rescue E. a member of the president's was overcome by the heat while participating westward rescue work but he than air later under the care of Captain Courtney spanning the 1,900 Atlantic from Ireland to he will be the i have accomplished the LEAGUE TO ANSWER ACCUSATION OF TO HAVE Hocking Valley Collieries Cleaning Up for Opening July 19(^V-The Lindbergh Air * here by the first being will die a natural promoter said today that he would drop all plans tor selling of in the which traa to airplanes and of no par a whOM name was used for of claims he did net iU Pair Still 19(/P)Nikola completed the third of their Cast at the town state without the supper fare of com and bread and Sacco now has refused all farm work 365 a from this | 0 19.(fl^ Only a feW ruffled calm surface of the Ohio coal wage controversy and pay July setting forth methods and of the league will be issued by its Bishop chairman of the legislative announced tonight upon his return from Detroit where legue officials decided upon that Cannon would be In reply political activities of appearing In some aro More Await as Linked 87, inai union miners apparently i had the upper hand today in but used valley being cleaned up jas yet At the mine of the Mr. will confer with who is expected to step on his today by The Republican his home In company about 300 miners assembled for a while this i the force of 19 aid 0. P. IS work said they to NEW July 19f;P)Iqudt. Superintendent Charles Francisco will probably be j he had told the men not to the scene of the Republican come to work ae there was convention next W. committeeman from a conference with Charles D. vice-chairman of the national Crocker only the fiat veto of President or Chairman M. Butler would prevent Of the cosst He added a majority of the committee members have said that they favored ian July to made by and A. K. vice-president of the Transport Attended to 27,: for L. Smith sfil -or the he flew in the monoplane City of Educator 1. Herman V. pember of the faculty et a loss of between and at the Refining was convicted and a Carey youth acquitted in a case fine was a CI yesterday upon city will the faat three to on the 1927 other mine being cleaned 3. 36 at operated Manhattan Coal company on Construction otf from the New York Coal was tho scene ei Oral of and five ot his men the 11 cleanup men tu persuasion ono at the was knocked dorwn The letter that the a matter and hot in connection Wfl to FLIER FALLS 200 DEATH July 19.i/P) Nick 3$. civilian was probably fatally injured tonight when his plane fell 300 feet set the wont Into a nose after encountered supper Saturday died today at the moloF W charges will go on trial in an ret the death of 87 wounding of 400, amn of and i property valued at All face heavy avoid the the morrow must be and publie the government I- the troops from a will It already is with of the provincial the strike and trunk not start until D. today far observance of discovery in 1928 street program here ts already getting M. T. C. cadets returned 115,000 damage suit waa here denied of of have been S. is the next Allen of Findlay suffering from a only nourishment had been the suffered a fractured and fracture the ia an cup oC rere at Rigid where Oke 1MR9 T. tal
