Sioux City Journal, The (Newspaper) - March 22, 1929, Sioux City, Iowa SIOUX FRIDAY MARCH PRICE THREE DIKES BROKEN BY HIGH WATER REBELS TO GARRY OUT COUNTER DASH Attack to Be Made on West Coast Key THE WEATHER 8 9 10 11 12 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 The maximum temperature Thursday was 67 degrees and the minimum was The sun will rise today at and will set at THE March Showers Friday Saturday partly cloudy no decided Over 100 Die i in Blaze in a Movie Theater March In a wooden moving picture theater that had only one exit caused the deaths of 114 women and children in tho village of Vladimir 400 kilometers northeast of Tho film caught fire and the flames spread rapidly through tho frail In addition to the 11 were BIE I possibly slightly warmer Mexican government is not alarmed In northeast and central portions by the rebel siege of Sina although the water supply was reported to have teen cut off by the This information was ob from an official quarter which was confident that tho garri son troops can hold the city against any force of Invaders for many although at the head of will start soon to Its relief It was learned that the govern Saturday partly Nebraska Showers cooler in southwest portion Saturday gen Minnesota Unsettled showers probable in west and south portions somewhat warmer in northwest portion Saturday partly ment has close contact the federal com mander in Iso attack had been made on his position up to to Carrillo had rejected tho de mand for his surrender mado by rebel and early this morning a few scattering shots were fired across tho The Insurgents making up the in vading force were said to number about 600 and were apparently a cavalry advance guard which had been able to make Its way down the Pacific coast faster than tho main tho entire rebel strength In was not believed to exceed and the federal gar rison with Its advantageous position had at least half By the Associated The long heralded rebel counter of fensive seemed about to sweep down on the federals ar rival of troops under Iturbe be fore the defenses of key city In the west coast For the first the federals NEWS SUMMARY Dikes lands flooded tims were the education de has taken steps to care for The state executive rubles for tho bereaved families an d will adopt further An official commission already has started a vigorous investigation Into tho cause of tho which first reports attributed to careless ness of the drunken projection oper Tho fire companies were pow erless when they reached the scene for the building was already nearly In eastern Page South Dakota U names Nebraska dean Page State agents seeking slayer dry of ficer at Page Blast in a Pennsylvania mine kills 21 Pago Uncle Sam to pay tribute to lato Marshal Pago Iowa house passes banking code re vision Page Nebraska house Is ready to vote on tax Pago Minnesota house votes down pro posal to tax Page World mourns at bier of the late Page Marshal Mexican rebels to begin long prom ised counter Page sas Is burled in at sent the rebel movement in Meanwhile the government Carrillo hold Macallan against the rebels be sieging Stray shots were fired Thursday morning after the rebels had sum the city to but tele grams from Carrillo then re ported that the rebel main attack had not Rebels Claim a Rebels claimed to have captured a town 100 miles south of By road federal reinforcements face 100 miles of forced marches over tho mountains to reach By rail and without they have a of nearly rebel commander in arrived yesterday at the border city of At the same time it was reported that federals defending the border town of were on the alert for a rebel attack Escobar conferred with his chiefs in the north arid planned to return immediately to his ters at Calles was last reported at Torreon by government though rebels declared he had gone into central Mexico to face a revolt which had seized several In the forests of Vera Cruz prov the rebel was taken before a drumhead Ual and who led the at Vera had been a notable soldier in the rolls of the Mexican To Answer Rebel Mexico March government today announced that troops under Cardenas were being detached at onco from the main army at to move against tho sudden rebel threat in the west coast state of The insurgents had threatened an attack n the seaport town of Mazatlan Allies submit their reparations terms to Page Victim of airplane crash in Page SOUTH Office of state game warden abol ished by tho Page his wife went Slow March Past His Catafalque March wide world mourned with Franco today at the bier of Marshal King and general nnd minister of came to pay him tribute while thousands of tho more humble crowded Into tho court yard of his house to Inscribe their names in the register of those who came to do him Representing which was the first to feel the wounds of the great came King Albert In per son to pay tribute to tho man under whom he had served In Flanders as head of the Belgian army in tho last days of John of tho American expeditionary also dent Premier LEGISLATORS REPEAL LIFE FOR A PINT STATUTE March for a pint law der which bootleggers were f h to life Imprisonment for a fourth of was repealed today by the stato The amendment will exempt ap proximately 120 minor in such crimes as wearing a lodge pin without from the class of potential life sentence Only felonies for which a maximum sentence of at least five years upon first offense Is prescribed now are subject to life Tho maximum sentence for a first liquor offense is four MARSHAL FOGH Across every landand every sea ex pressions of admiration and love have winging their way to the home of tho devout Frenchman in to whose hands millions of people placed their national destinies dur ing tho world King at Tho great men of France followed one another Into the marshals homo while soon after came King who knelt In prayer tho mar shals body for a full five Silence Marks Cals Visit in New York City Special to New March mere presence of Calvin at the Hotel Commodore today was suffi cient to produce perfect decorum and an almost holy When the Commodores celebrated canaries started their usual after noon it Bounded like a hor rid screaming and when the assist ant trotted across the Turkish carpeted lobby It was like a horse galloping over Tho Is making his first visit to New York ns a private that ho has mado In many and many a his idea of being a private citizen Is to be not partly private or private but distinctly and unbrokenly Not a not a single whisper emanated from him as ho maintained his rigid seclusion In suite 81 at the Commo So far as Is known the only words that has tittered In public since his arrival In the city last evening were pick up my this to the red cap to whom destiny assigned and come the latter address bring delivered to managing tor of the American Electric Hull way who had been his traveling companion from Spring field It was all very as In was tho real nature of Cool luges business In New There were various rumors buzzing Some people had a notion that ho East high wins In Iowa tourna ment Page Jimmy meets Hay Miller in garden bout Page Heavy downpour of rain soaks course of Grand Pago Walter Johnson not boasting about the death of Marshal the American people have found a ve hicle to renew their friendship for a ulster republic across the eea and officials of the Washington govern ment have been moved to reflect the CHOSEN HEAD DAKOTA U here to talk to the Metropolitan Insurance company regarding his possible selection to succeed the had slipped down tho big fellows In spoko a few words to the marshals widow and then returned Immediately to Mis own Present also were military officers Italy and other countries over whose soldiers the marshal had held supremo On Tuesday France will give her warrior the tribute of a national On Sunday and all Sunday ills body will the Aro de will hold body fore he Is taken away to rest over with Napoleon under tho dome of the Expressions of Until the marshal is placed betide the tomb of the unknown soldier on his body will lie In state at Continued on Page BLAST IN MINE KILLS 21 MEN Page sentiment by ordering own This evening Mai wins world motor fullest honors that can M paid passed by his title in IS to memorable service In a leaving as many more waiting In lino boating title In t late for the Winner of bout to be declared welter Page will weigh In to quiet ru the doors were closed for the Following closely the wish of French to do the highest honor Tomorrow the slow and silent the bier of their great past the candle lit catafalque mors he caht make Page Hoover today designated bn taken up again to continue Split costs Detroit bowler first as his the place In A B C Page at all of the elate While tho public in Paris paid Its Junctions coincident to the funeral tribute In person Annual mens banquet and dads day at Page Louise Drew widow former Page Special musical service to be con ducted here Three Woodbury county boys to compete at East high Page Fake collector of taxes operating City Page Harris pleads guilty pass ing check for Page Missouri river bridge sponsors here of the The war depart ment by Us associations in ready for Pago Sioux City war veterans to honor Marshal Page Well known couple honored at golden Page Two men have a thrilling experience near Page Presbytery despite plea of Page 7 Measure before legislature would boost pay Half ton copper wire stolen In South Sioux two youths Pago Peter resident here for 47 passes Page on Page HOLDUP MEN ARE ACTIVE IN IOWA CITY Iowa March City is In the midst of a crime For the first time in 15 holdup men have been busy here during the past two Their latest rob bery occurred tonight on a downtown street while numerous per sons were Two men held guns to Dean of Coun cil a student at the Univer sity of and robbed him of Two holdups were reported last when two men robbed Fred of a of 55 A few minutes they tried to hold up William but she screamed and Both of last nights victims reported that one of the robbers was tall and the other two men answering these descriptions appeared at near Iowa and posing fed eral two slot machines from a They put the in their Chevrolet sedan bear ing license and sped Young man falls wheels loses left under train Page dents and princes sent messengers to thf Foch home and to the presidential under his Salute of SI the world named the to express their admiration for can hero of that marshal and their sympathy for John to bow in last widow and the nation which have spect at Fochs grave on behalf millions of Americans who served To mourning France and to the grief stricken widow there also came all ends of the earth untold i thousands of messages expressing Throughout tho world wherever aml affection for Frances the United States military forces nonorwl soldier since as well as in the contli limits of this a salute of 21 guns will be fired on the day of the During that day at half hour Inter vais until sunset one gun will be fired at every army At Y k i F 111 PACKAGE MAILED IN NEW YORK military posts the flag will be i at throughout thed d a and a sawed off shotgun were at made for memorial In tho Grand Central late to J of under the auspices of the French M Bnd embassy which will be attended by declined to reveal declined to President Hoover or a specially highest and by the American address in the A clerk in the Intercept Herman James Sends Wire of His Special to The March Herman Ucan of the College nnd Sciences and the graduate college of the University of was elected president of the University of South Dakota late this afternoon at he meeting of the board of regents Dean James has finally settling differences existing over salary Salary consideration was not men by the board of who that an agreement had been reached which was satis factory to all Considera tion of James for this position had met this obstacle at an earlier James will take over his new position September It possible or as soon thereafter as ho can ob Intn his from the University of It was Written Many Selection of James brings to the state one of the wests best known educators and authors ie first gained prominence as private to the American delegation o tho fourth PanAmerican confer nce in Buenos Aires In Later o waa lecturer at tho University f Aside from be ig contributor to periodicals and ho Is the author of many dealing largely with James has been dean of the col rgc of arts and sciences at Nebraska since and the grart mto college The board f regents will continue their con their entire aft today being spent in oration of a new president for th Tomorrow they will else acuity members of tho state Insti Bom In of 27 ire perished In an The In th brought aft through the workings spread surface equipment a mines The bodies were the first to be but rescue squads said 10 others had been Six men were still reported as missing and were be Two hundred and fifty men were n the mine when the blast rocked the but 223 escaped through an old entry five miles from the main super said a check had Rescue workers said the bodies re moved and those located In the mine Tinting of Legs to Match Faces Is Newest Fad Special The March are not satisfied with having their faces rouging nd otherwise doctoring their facial but they must treat and tint legs on makeup expert or beautiful legs In details of the latest feminine ad which has a wldo vogue on the The passing of black stock UBS nnd high shoes and tho advent of sheer silk which exposes and em every mark on the necessary especial treatment or tho legs ami Where the tones nro prominent the flesh must be encouraged to grow and hide the angularity and thick ankles must be Legs like Indian clubs or marred by knots are brought Into proper shape by massage and oilier The latest Is that he legs must be tinted to harmon ize with tho tints of tho Wom en with sparkling color must not appear with languid The remedy is to tint Blue eyed girls are very effective In sunburn shades for neck and face and all those may bo obtained with a violet ray Sonla says Hollywood men aro going in strong for sunburn and powders for their legs and THOUSANDS OF ACRES OF RICH LAND FLOODED Gaps Cut in Mississippi and Iowa River Bomb Blast Up Two Salesmen March black powder thrown from a pass Ing shook up two sales men and broke two windows at the real estate office of Herman in Arlington a to denied that there had been any trouble which would have warranted tho SEEK SLAYERS Deputy at assumed the of the gradu Born In Philadelphia in Dean James was educated at tho Univer sity of Northwest the University of Chi cago and In Germany and In 1910 Dean James was a secre tary at the fourth panAmerican conference at Buenos While on the faculty of the University of Texas from 1912 to 1923 he played a prominent part In governmental or March 2 AVIth more than acres under water In the area north of following a series of breaks In the levee on the river last night and early this residents of that section were corning themselves with the matter of establishing now transportation connections to bring In provisions ttt tho outlying districts and caring for stock which has been herded to ty on the Property although Is to toe relatively The two large breaks In the levee came early this morning when a gap about 350 feet long was mado at 1 oclock and another at of equal More than acres of land were Inundated by these breaks and Wapello was cut oft on every except the Men at Work on A report from tonight said that a crew of 100 men were fighting to prevent a In the levee one west of the if this levee ocs out will be and Is so soft that there Is little hat it will hold out until he water was reported as only a Dot from the top of the levee and washing over in A crew of men are work south ty of In 1926 and late BODY OF BABE DISCOVERED IN SHALLOW GRAVE Special to The Port March laconic telephone message from were badly The unidentified woman today bodles were taken to a temporary I Nassau county police with what DEBATERS FROM IOWA U WIN FROM INDIANA Iowa March versity of Iowa debaters defeated a team from the University of Indi ana here this up holding the affirmative of the that in all throughout the United States a judge of Judges should be sub for the jury given the decision of the Frank head of the speech department of the University of Members of the Iowa team were Lyle Quinn of Edward Car of and Fred Web ber of represen were Benjamin Jos eph and Harold i In paying thews tributes to the United States Id Ing what it once for another treat soldier of When Lafayette died In Jackson decreed that a similar trib ute be paid to the man who has to be known to Americans al lo teu efforts of the police and postal Inspectors to suppress They had planned to substitute a dummy for the package contain ing the explosives and then arrest mosT as tho or for u their own In the has i In I The shown its for American uol notably in the of Wash Perching to Attend which were said to contain a powerful were removed from their carton and doused in The police did not disclose whether they bad time It was morgue on the mine where was The names of two of the victims were given out as Andy machine and John mine The dead men were found ut the foot of the moln where some of the mine experts present believed the blast originated when a steel conveyor chain The chain crashed down the It was thought to have created a spark that set off gas or coal More material for the erection of brattice work was sent underground as the hours passed to facilitate res cue efforts In the fume filled director of the United States bureau of mines was In tho mine tonight as one of the directors of the rescue OKLAHOMA HOUSE TRAINS GUNS ON THREE JURISTS Oklahoma March another gover nor through conviction under iin the Oklahoma j legislatures inquisitorial ax fell heavily today upon three members of the supreme appeared to be a murder The call came to Stephen head of tho Port Washington police at In a matter of fact voice that gave the merest BUR of tiie woman informed ilm that If ho went to a certain i number of yards from a big and dug down about two feet ho would find something Weber visited the spot with two of his men equipped with pick and Two feet down they found the body of a girl about a year and a half It had been Interred for The designation of Pershing they been set to go off at to attend the funeral of definite Foch served to roll buck years to this same March duy in 1318 i when I lie began their at STUDENTS FATE tack on the British front in WITH JURY FOR Two days later stood before Foch and put at his disposal tbo great army of In AUanta doing so he said SECOND TIME I have come to say to you that the American people would hold it a great honor for our Ume thU year ttw of murder against Gal wealthy accused of holdup with reported that both men of the same about S feet 19 The after tak ing his told bun to walk straight ahead and not took that of the American There ts at this moment no other than that of In that Iowa farmer in i in 0 was placed in the hands of a jury early The 18 were locked up for the The first jury was evenly divided stato two law enforcement deputies to Spencer to day to aid in the search for two un Identified men who last fatal y attacked ere clal deputy nay Scott and dep working under James RIs chief of the state bureau of criminal were detailed to aid Sheriff Fred of Clay Plummer was attacked day night about 11 oclock In front of tho He was slugged on the apparently with brass and died this No witnesses to the attack have been The deputy was working with Clay county officials in collecting evidence on prohibition violations awaiting a return to Calhoun county as a State witlings in liquor He had worked with Sheriff Bellinger of Calhoun county as an undercover agent and came to Spencer about three weeks told residents at the Christ Jenten where he had stayed since coming that he waa attacked by two men and be he had been He was dazed and to describe his It wan believed here might have gotten too much evl seven months The head with a ayu and detectives by i an immediate or versons by the c made by a bullet or Weber notified tho county homi gun on autopsy was Attempts to truco I he telephone call proved One theory ad by police is that the baby was burled by a mother who confided in a woman friend with whom she later hud a tiff and the tip to the police BLAZE CAUSES DAMAGE ON FARM March Thirtytwo impeachment charges j trial Fire of unknown origin de March min of a commission reported to police tonight that he bad been robbed of between and by three men just south of the down town of a life sentence and you Others are coming who will be as numerous as may be nec I have come to say to you that the American would be proud to bo engaged in tho greatest bat tle of of The charge was murder of for death George and purported compan ion of on the evening of the been sentenced to death in the electric against Chief Justice Charles eon and Justices Fletcher and I Clark were the of representatives general In committee in executive The charges against the jurists will be reported put of the house for consideration Homer a member of the subcommittee which has been investigating the ENGLISH RULER LOST 50 BOUNDS DURING ILLNESS Sioui Cny Tribune March indication of the seriousness of King Georges illness was shown by information reaching the Chicago Tribune today stating that at one during Ms illness bis weight reduced to tl His normal weight Is about 140 At the present time he U to weigh about 100 a lurge seven and considerable hay and oats on the Staddler one mile of this Tlic tjtlckiify fire tbe alarm but on account of A i wind they were i verdict that Plummer came to administered by unknown to UK coroners jury which Investigated his Hearth la Made Sioux City detectives Thursday night and early today visits to underworld haunts of the illy Ir an effort to locate the two fled men responsible for the murder Wednesday night of a special deputy sheriff of Spen Sheriff Fred of Clay asked police here to be on the lookout for suspicious charac ters who might have and killed the MILLIONS IN INCOME TAXES ARE SUED FOR Is out off from all Ferry service will bo instituted tomorrow morning between Wapello foot of Harrison Mil to Wapello Schools Schools been indefinitely In Seven school bus es bringing children into that town ally are unable to ate ties tonight stated that no more are anticipated and that owa river dropped two feet follow ng the breaks early this U 6 oclock tonight the stage was Just before the break arly this morning the river was at the highest ever known In lat The Mississippi here has reached a land again and is expected to drop Below at the Green Bar the Skunk river has started o drop and danger has Trains from the south through Into here are still being outed through Illinois from Louis because of tho flood conditions Keokuk and at Illinois urlous waters of the Mississippi roke through tne battered Indian Graves levee north of today and loosed a flood over thousands of acres of rich farm The break had been expected fop several days and most of the ers were prepared for Virtually all of them had moved their live grain and household goods back to the bluffs and Crews of relief were on land aiding any who failed to ate In and assisting the levea patrols at the task of reinforcing other retaining walls which Most of the flooded farms were with crops and the loss front the swirling water Is expected to amount to thousands of The was below the Rock but little hope was held that government were at Avenges Dads Arrest by Murdering Man Special Dispatch to The hour a former employe of the con servation had been shot in tho back today and his body left in an Isolated marsh near Kay confessed to Sheriff Albert Gilbert that he had fired shots because K nut son was responsible for the arrest of bin fa ther and now awaiting trial on of deer out of as the united circuit court of appeals wan called on today to decide whether profits made in the sale of municipal bonds subject to federal income The appeal was filed by the bureau of internal revenue here from a de in a test auit in a federal dis court In which the federal on municipal bond profits waa ruled no invalid by Judge If tlie district court is the government would bo compelled to return millions of dollars in The test suit was brought by Charles who sued for the return of f he paid in income taxes Continued on Page BROADWAY NIGHT CLUB HOSTESS ADOPTS A GIRL Special to The New March combination eight club hostess Helen has decided o give a tiny girl a She has adopted the year old love child of girl Tho amateur mamma admitted everything when she waa covered in the infants wear ment of a Fifth avenue department She waa fingering baby garments about which she never had learned either back stage the glided salons where site adopted a mur murei Its a love child on profits made on the sale ojt mu not The mother ts i used to She met a man and loved him in that too but not wise She cant for the BO Im going The a year is Helen and she could the daughter of her famous same black same retrousse ft
