ALL THB Local of and Iti Vicinity National and World Newt by Full Wlrt of Unit cd one THZ Fair tonight ami Sunday with ris ing temperature Sunday and in west portion tonight YEAR Number 13107 TYRONE PA SATURDAY JANUARY 41930 Entered as Second Class Matter at Post at Tyrone Pa Under the Act of March 3 ISIS TWO CENTS A COPf FIRE DAMAGES ROTUNDA OF CAPITOL BUILD POLICE BROADEN HUNT FOR THREE Net is Slowly Closing In On Trio LAST SEEN M Additional Police Sent to Pittsburgh District Troopers Ordered to West Hold Couple Arrested Early In Store Manager Identifies Picture Pittsburgh Jan 4 TJ that the of Corporal Brady Paul were the Pittsburgh district led police to center their investigation in this section today Scores of reports that Irene Schroeder Wheeling divorcee and her two male accomplices were seen here were being investigated by authorities at the tristate search for the three broadened in to a nationwide manhunt A gasoline station attendant in Wilmerding reported to the state highway patrol at Greensburg last night that a woman answering the description of the blond and two men inquired the way to Greens burg The attendant said the woman did the talking and the men were almost hidden in heavy overcoats They were driving a roadster he said Additional policemen were sent into the Pittsburgh district from Greensburg yesterday and several officers from the New Sa lem substation of the state police were ordered to West Virginia to aid in the hunt there Captain MaUk of Troop V state police at Butler went to Greens burg last night and was to return to Butler today A report that Mrs Schroeder her sweetheart and her brother Thomas Crawford alleged participants in the slaying were seen in Monaca at 3 p m last Fri day the day of the robbery and killing was also being probed The highway patrol at Greens burg said last night the couple ar rested in a Forbes street rooming house here yesterday had no con Parted by Flying Kenneth Hawks well known picture tor shown with his wife Mary Astor was one of the tea victims of the fatal mid air crash between two cabin planes which were filming a pic ture above the sea at Santa Monica Cat Immediately after the planes both burst into flames and plunged into the water snaking it im possible for the doomed men to escape alive International KIWANIANS PLAN TO ABANDON BUS BIG CELEBRATION INTO 15th Anniversary To Be Ob Public Service Commission served Week ot January 151 Brants Order The club oE Tyrone Permission to the Logan Valley will during tlie week of January 1 Bus company to abandon service on joins with clubs of jits route between the Pennsylvania International ii station Tyrone and vil of the fifteenth anniversary was granted today by the Pub he founding ot the organization i John A Hi Her secretary of the with the i killing It had local club announced today been reported to police they were Kiwanis International was acquainted Schroeder I in Detroit in 1915 and Police exonerated them of all regular meeting was held on Jani Service Commission In a prior order issued last July commission had continued the route with tlie recommendation 06 Hid ber of trips reduced and the route extended to Birmingham village connection with the case but they nary 21 of that year The with nf I ana Opel 111 were turned over to justice depart ment representatives on another ship of Kiwanis International total ing more than 102000 is contained b charge They were said to be clubs located in 1852 cities large zel King and Edgar King accord and small in the United States and Canada Horace W McDavid lts ing to police King lived n Leech burg Pa for learned weeks it of Decatur Illinois is the Interna President having been elect East Tyrone route After a trial operation on a re the company re had grown and explained that an increase in fares nor an extension of the line to Birmingham which is not Hazel resided on the Northside ed at the June convention at lice said Letters addressed to a I Milwaukee Wisconsin help police woman known as Hazel Youngs town O were found in the room in Forbes street police said R C Morton New Castle whose Automobile was stolen by the ban ilieve was recovered there Thurs the killing went to Wheeling to dits in making their escape after claim his machine which police be day B A Angert manager of the chain grocery store in Butler which was robbed by the woman and two men identified a picture of Glen Dague as one of the robbers Al though the man was wearing a mustache Angert said he was pos of the identity The were fleeing from will hold its 1930 convention in At City New Jersey June 29 to July 3 The Tyrone club now six Killer growth years old said Secretary amd We have enjoyed the and development that has come to the International organizaton of which we are a chartered and active unit Together with others com prising the 102000 membership local will fittingly ob DESPONDENT KILLS SELF IN RAGE Cincinnati O Jan 4 U P Albert Wiegand GO a musician shot and killed himself at his home in Norwood today after shooting serve the anniversary Program his elderly sister Anna as she lay for he Anniversary Week is being j in bed and hacking another sister prepared by the local clubs com Ida with a hatched as she attempt on Kiwanis Education headed to flee d hv John H McKlveen The major objects for 1930 which will be at the an Butler after this holdup when they meeting include Under were stopped by Corporal Paul and Private Ernest Moore Paul was fatally wounded and Moore slightly injured when the bandits fired at the patrolmen GRESSON LAD FATALLY INJURED BY CARS Pa Jan 4 U Dont tell my daddy I was playing yeur Meele Berkheimer as iie privileged child work vocational guidance and placement urban rural relations and and civic undertakings of a general and specific nature CONVICTS ESCAPE FROM CONNECTICUT PRISON Conn Jan 1 U convicts one of them serving life sentence for the slay was taken beneath a train of cars aix of which had passed over his legs The boy lied last in the hospital from liis injuries Meele was the son of Mr and Mrs Charles Berkheimer Cresson No ft He had been playing about the mine cars yesterday and apparently fell them be Mrs Hoover III Washington Jan 4 U Hoover is confined to the White House because of a bad head cold it was learned today Although her condition is not considered serious she to attend a White House dinner party last night and not accompany the president to Church tomorrow The first lady suffered from a cold shortly after Christmas How ever she recovered sufficiently to the given by her son during the holidays and to receive with the president at their public New Years reception ing ot a state policeman escaped from the state prison here today Those who escaped were Roland Lalone of Worcester Mass who was convicted of State To Nelsoni at Pom two years ago Watson and Leo Landry State police who were called out in to search for the convicts said the trio escaped through tho kitchen of the prison at about 5 a m Fire Truck Hits Pole Pittsburgh Jan 4 U firemen Daniel Kelley 30 and Al fred Hamley 40 were injured ear ly today when a pumper on a fire engine crashed into a traffic sig nal while answering an East Lib erty fire alarm Both were taken to Pittsburgh hospitals Thomas Wilson 60 of Wilkins burg was released by police under bond charged with reckless driving Police charged the fire ap paratus struck the traffic signal to avoid hitting Wilsons car Neighbors said Wiegand had been despondent since a recent stagehand strike in a theatre here left him without employment Po lice said he was preparing his breakfast when suddenly he drew a pistol ran to the sisters room and shot Miss Anna Wiegand in the head Frightened by the shot Miss Ida Wiegand who was sleeping beside her sister jumped from the bed and ran closely pursued by Wie gand who also had armed himself with the hatchet caught his sister on a stairway and struck her on the head He swung the weapon three more times as she threw her arms about her head and ran bleeding and screaming to the home of Mrs Amanda Bammerlin a neighbor Mrs Bammerlin summoned po lice and when they arrived Wie gand was lying on the kitchen floor with a bullet in his temple Miss Anna Wiegand was so cally wounded that physicians held little hope for her recovery Both women are elderly Delay Traffic Changes Stockholm Jan 4 U is gamins moire in country but a change from present traffic again has on ot expenses which such a reform would entail esti mated at approximately 7000000 kroner z New Airline Fleet London Jan 4 U Imperial Airways is constructing a fleet of eight air liners for the cross Chan nel and India services each equip ped with smoking room and Bar a large as a railway DELEGATES ARE READY TO LEAVE FOR CONFERENCE Will Sail on George Washing ton Next Thursday HOOVER TO USE PRESSURE Propagandists Already Threaten Results Of Will Put Up Defense For Resume Hearings on Shearer Activities By Raymond Clapper Staff Correspondent Washington Jan 4 17 Trunks are being packed by some 75 persons who will sail on the George Washington next Thursday as the delegates and official staff to the London naval conference Twentyone young women have been ransacking Washington shops for new lucky stenog and clerks selected to han dle the voluminous memoranda which such an important confer ence always spawns In addition several wives will j travel in the party headed by Mrs j Henry L Stimson wife of the sec i of state She is taking a j truckload of trunks and packing cases The have leased a country home and a golf course just outside London Warren House at they can be free of the noise and con fusion of the conference scene Not only will they entertain delegates there but the retreat will give Sec Stimson a secluded spot for important discussions during crit ical periods of the negotiations The belle of the American party is to be Miss Elizabeth Morrow el der sister of the former Anne Mor row now wife of Charles A Lind bergh Miss Elizabeth Morrow will accompany her mother and fath er the ambassador to Mexico who is a member of the American dele gation Other women in the party will include the wives of Secretary of Navy Adams Senator Reed Sena tor Robinson Rear Admiral Willi am V Pratt and Rear Admiral Hilary P Jones Despite the large feminine con tingent which is sailing on the George Washington the London conference is to be no pink tea af fair Washington is universally of the opinion the conference will be a hard battle Prime Minister MacDonald who is having troubles with his domes tic policies is staking his prestige and political future on the confer 1 ence success would help him ma in the general election which he may face later in the year President Hoover likewise has much at stake Success would be invaluable in offsetting the embar the tariff fight are ex to cause in the al elections next fall Against the forces 01 these two leaders of the chief sea powers is pitted the almost singlehanded strength of French Foreign Minis ter veteran bearing the marks of a generation of hard po fighting As premier he fought off an agreement to restrict submarines at the Washington arms conference His strategy prevented the con ference from limiting auxiliary craft This time he is the lieu tenant of Premier Tardieu who is even more aggressive in his de mands for France than Briand Together they will face the Anglo American pressure for general lim of cruisers submarines Their fencing against this drive will be one of the spectacular fea tures of the conference many here believe Whether President Hoover must swing his big stick to control do propaganda during the conference is believed to depend largely upon of William B Shearers attack on the Hoover program scheduled for New York Sunday evening The presidents big stick is the uncompleted Senate investigation of navy propaganda and specific ally Shearers part in the Geneva conference Chairman Shortridge Representative California of the investigating subcommittee pre would resume the hear ings upon a White House request So long as denunciation of the of the American naval delegation is confined to Shearer or other private citizens no would be likely well informed per sons believe But if an effort were made to oppose the Navy depart ment or individual active officers in support of Shearers campaign the stick may be expected to swing Famous Airmen and Their brides DOCUMENTS AND To Investigate Haze Left to right Capt Herman one of ithe fliers of the plane Bremen who flew from Europe to America Col Charles A Lindbergh Mrs Koehl and in cockpit Mrs Lindbergh pictured as they met at Mars Field Indianapolis recently Lind bergh is en route west m nis capacity as technical adviser for the Transcontinental Air Transport lines and Koehl is also en route to the coast by train where he will study Americas aviation methods International CIVIC CLUB IS OUT FOR MEMBERSHIP First Meeting of New Year Held Yesterday At yesterdays meeting of the Tyrone Civic club the first in the new year announcement was made of the result of the clubs efforts to I make the Christmas season happy for those not so fortunate as to be able to provide for themselves And the result was highly gratify ing i There were thirtyeight baskets distributed by the club The bas kets contained chicken potatoes peaches milk bread oleo sugar coffee hard candy cabbage oranges popcorn balls and home made jelly The size of each basket was determined by the mim of members iu the family to which it was given In addition to these baskets which went to people in Tyrone Northwood Bald Eag Ice Boxes Next j Chicago Jan 4 U i Rooms No 1 2 and 3 at the Park Manor hotel must remain I vacant until 1931 under a Ped eral injunction because a boot legger occupied the suite Although no padlocks were placed on the doors the keys were taken out of the rack in the lobby The injunction was granted by Federal Judge Car penter after a ruling by the dis district attorney that hotels are just as responsible as other building owners when they rent quarters to bootleggers ON WAY 10 ROME Marriage of Royal Couple Oc curs Next Week HERIFF NAMES TAFF DEPUTIES Mrs Haagen Formerly pi Ty rone in Official Family It was learned yesterday in Holli that Nelson A Seftton a resident of the Mayo apartments Altoona has been selected as the j chief deputy sheriff of Blair county The sheriffs official family will include hi addition to Mrs Gertrude Haagen Hollidaysburg at present Hollidaysburg borough clerk as second deputy sheriff Herbert G Johnson 213 Emerson avenue Al toona deputy sheriff and Miss Rose Connor 312 Eleventh street clerk Sefton is prominently identified in local masonic circles being a member of Jaffa Shrine He has I been employed as a shoe salesman Mrs Haagen is familiar with the duties of a sheriffs office being employed there during former Sher Thre iff Joseph Cherrys administration Eagle trains sent by Johnson who is slated as the ville and there were maud oE the Kins of Italy j deputy sheriff is an employe of the given to some of those in need bearing the Princess Mmu lose Pennsylvania Railroad company amounts of clothing shoes and coal anil her suite the other two in a clerical capacity at i and orders for Among vided by the Belgian government anP Twelith street who the land more than 200 friends Mlss Connor is at present employed oE Rube Thompson of the family ln thp commis Jaa 1 U members i fortunately burned ciu just before the court military aid as and other notables crossed the RA The club itself had its treasury In darkness last and county who resides at lilt depleted early in the year by calls proceeded to the Mian capital expected to take the oath for relief and it was Tyrone j of Luxemburg the courthouse at Holli little blonde Belgian I Monday to be administer who becomes the bride No 212 B P 0 Elks that came i The to its assistance The lodge princess financed the Civic clubs Christmas to an amount so generous that the club at its meet jing extended to the lodge its rising vole of Other j contributions from i device and air along the hundreds Sunday school classes served miles of rail over which the eci Thomas G Peoples register and Border The formal induction of Crown Prince tle office of is expected for her personal of her every precaution I swell tho fund of the club The annual membership drive of he Civic club has begun on January 1st and tho club is hopeful of an enrollment this year wedding party passed were thou sands of armed troops guarding every foot oil the right of way So carefully had the secret of the itinerary been coach Plan Einstein Archives Jerusalem Jan 4 U Hebrew University Library has ap pointed a committee to establish archives of Professor Albert Ein steins works and works relating to him The archives will contain books pictures manuscripts and let tors that will surpass that of all that none outside of the vious years A record membership executives concerned carry will open wider to the club the ing out the safely preparations field which it has long occupied as j knew the exact route over which a leader in splendid civic service Hie trains would proceed Maries scheduled to leave Brussels at 030 p in reached the Belgian border curly today arriving it Luxemburg p m today BROCKDORFF SEES ARMY WORST RUSSIAN DANGER to the county commissioners burg a position he has held for many years BOX GAR mm AS HITCHING POST Berlin Jan 3 great est danger to the Bolshevist regi me in Russia is the Red Army This was the assertion of Dr Al exander Count in a lec ture before the League in Berlin Neither dissatisfaction among the peasants nor famine can prove dangerous to the Soviets Count said because the peas ants are without arms and in case of famine the enemies of the So viets starve first But he asserted the Red Army is now being recruited mainly from peasant sons and if only one di vision of the Red Army should turn against the Soviets the whole reg ime would be in danger because It was unlikely that other army di visions would fight against the mu Snakes have been known to live after two years of fasting i Milton Pa Jan 4 U tho process of experimentation and 1 by trial and this case and at Rome Sunday about lu Olhe country about Milton has reached An inspection ot the train and that a bwe cal on a equipment was made yesterday y iH hitching post for M Lippens minister of railways fcl and I taunt Sante La attache of the Ital ian court who has charge of the transportation 1 It was believed that after ing Luxemburg the taken by way of train would Stars Coming into during the recent snowfall hero this man found no hitching post at the north of Broadway where he de sired to hitch his horse However a box car stood idly upon I he nearby siding and an hours and Basic bmt no t was of its lion was given out a to whether fol in 10 in on the tunnel ar he St jonto was followed Today was given over to I he om of tons ot royal baggage ions driver tied animal to tho car A few a switch arew moved the car down the u vui wj the reception of to s which continued to pom in to tho happy princess Rivers Are That Way England Jan 4 U football game was abandon am Rs wore dragged several hun dred foot before they rescued and disentangled It is claimed that London school ed hero after two children on the average are 12 the total available In advance of children of plv bad been kicked into the same In New York or Par cd is in ESTIMATED DAMAGE Fire Originated In Storage Elevator Operator the Causes Considerable Be Reconstructed at Once Washington Jan 4 TJ cost and cause of a spectacular fire which for a short time last night threatened the rotunda of the cap itol were the subject of an inves being conducted today by David Lynn architect of the Capi tol The blaze which provided excite ment for more than 10000 onlook ers is believed to have caused only about damage This includ ed for destroyed documents and oil paintings of several justi ces of the court of claims cates of the documents are avail able elsewhere The fire started either in the ar studio or the document stor age room just off the base of the big rotunda It was confined to those two rooms The blaze which came just nine days after flames raked the White House executive offices started shortly after 7 p m and was ex less than an hour later Firemen brought from all parts of the city by five alarms found Charles Moberly a capitol artist unconscious in the when they gained entrance He was taken to a nearby room pied by Democratic House floor leader Garner of Texas and reviv ed His injuries were confined largely to shock physicians said I and he should require only a rest The studio is located at the top of the House wing of the building near the dome It was filled with I artists materials and a number of valuable oil portraits of former state officials wove saved i and will be ready for hanging af j ter i In the adjoining document room I however between 500 and 1000 j bound volumes of bills were clam i aged and probably ruined Thousands of unbound docu i ments on nearby shelves escaped j the flames only by a little and I many of these may be damaged by water Early estimates placed the dam age to documents at nearly ana that to wooden partition walls of the two rooms at some 3000 Only these wooden walls and I furnishings were inflammable it was said The walls of the build ing itself ae of sandstone from three to five feet thick Had the succeeded in gaining the rotunda it was point ed out great damage might have been done to the mural decorations on the walls and dome Prompt work by firemen however kept the flames from making any great i threat to that section of the build j ing The blaze was discovered by Kenneth Keeler of Salt Lake City an elevator operator who turned in the alarm Keeler and a capitol j guard fought the fire with extin j until the firemen arrived I As news of the fire spread about the city excitement became in i tense Automobiles from all parts i of thu city were turned toward i Capitol Hill On the plaza before the building several thousand per sons many of whom witnessed the White House blaze gathered to watch the smoke curl from sky lights Flames appeared at times to lick the base of the dome leading watchers to believe the fire was even more serious than it later proved to be Complete extent of the damage can not be estimated until the ex tent of water damage is determin ed Because of the thick walls it will require some time to learn what effect seeping water will have on the ceilings of rooms below Some damage was reported to the ceiling of Associate Justice j Sanfords office on the floor below and firemen ripped away some marble wainscoting nearby to dier mine the cause of heal within the walls The investigation showed that water heated by the flames had seeped into the walls transforming nearby sections into a veritable radiator It was considered possible that j further investigation might show the need of more reconstruction work than at first estimated The fire was the worst the capitol building had known in many years The interior of both wings of the central section was destroyed by fire in August 3814 set by I ing British troops I Rebuilding was started in 1018 and in 1827 at a total costOl oil