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,•· • • (I.) . THE WliATHER Fal~ and continued lower tempera• turea tonight and tomorrow. Thura. day increaaing cloudinesa. ,. TARRYToWN DAILY NEws· nST YEAR. No. 62. 12 PAGES Quick Work Saves Health Board Life of Y on.kers p] A f Workman ans c IOD Shocked and burned when he fell over a 2300 volt wire on a pole on ~eperan Road at Tarry· tow11 Heights this morning at 8:50 o'clock, Charles McLaugh· lin, of 393 Kimball Avenue, Yonkers, a telephone lineman, escaped death as if by a miracle. At the Tarrytown Hospital where he was rushed just after he \faS taken from the pole, it was said _he will live, although he is badly burned under the left arm and about the left side of his neck and on both hands. Against Dairy Force Owner To Erect Stack as Smoke Nuis· ance Preventive Action will be taken by the North 'l'arrytown Board of Trustees acting as a Board of Health, to compel J olm Damgaard, owner of the dairy on New Broadway, to erect a high stack on the dairy to prevent the smoke nuisance which was com- plained of by Henry Herguth and other residents, it was hinted at the board meetmg Monday night. Correspondence relative to the dairy and Mr. Herguths' complaints fot·warded to the State Department of Health were received by the ~IcLaughlin owes Ius life to H. J. Board of Trustees. The State De- Vanderlin, of 1:18 \' oodworth Ave- partment in a letter explained that nue, Yonl;ers, ancl lllrs. Charle~ 1la· the local authorities acting as a honey, of Tarrrto\ n Heights. Board of Health had the right to act Testmg t<'lephono lmcs at Ute and decide whether a nuisance ex- tet•minal box on the pole which is isted at the dah·y or not. near the coni switch on the Putnam According to Trustee Thomas , Division siding- at Tarrrtown ·Kenny, who !lves nearby, the high Heights, ~Jc<Laughlin loaned back- stack of the dairy has been down ward and m \o doing touched the since June 6 and the wind blowing 2300-volt wiro which runs to East in the direction oC his house carries View oYer the railroad, suppl;ying gas and sn1oke there which is an• the James Buller <'~tate and ot!H•r noying. He felt that it must be places in that virinit~· inC\lurling the n1uch worse for ~Ir. Herguth and Count~· Home•. his family, whose home Immediately ·with a scr.,am, nH the hNl\'Y Bhocl< adjoins the ilairy. passed through hnn, :ll•·Lnughlin f<'ll In a report 'submitted scvet•al bacl<ward with ono log m·er tile weel's ago by Dt'. Robet·l'\ ·Reid, cro•s arm on wlu~h tile wn·os run health officer, who Inspected the and resting wtth tit<' wire under his dairy, it was found to be all right loft arm pll. ~mol'\ :wos<' from his otherwise. although very small, and clothing and ft•om his body at tho <'quipmont was cramped. There was point of contact. no nuisance about the dairy itselr. Vander lin \Yns n hove hin1 worldng The owner planned to enlarge and ·'On phone connoeticlns when it hap- improve the building following Dr. pened. He hacl a clamber down 20 Reid's inspection, according to the feet to the ground to gN his rubber report. gloves. He called for holp as he de· !-'rom the Information the board Ecended from the pole. ~Irs. Charles had, the nuisance was from the :Mahoney, at her home approximate- smoke and gas from the low stack. ly 1,000 feet a war, saw the man on This came from the boiler and stove the pole ancl heard tho cri<>s. She which Is run ft•om 8 o'clock In the dashed to t!H> telephone and called morning unt!11 o'clock In the after- Tarrytown police headquarters and noon. The board planned to visit the Tm-r~·town !los pita! fur tho nm- the ilal.ry and confer with the owner bulance. regardmg a high stack to carry the Af 1 · 11 e <'all· :llrs M•t I smoke and gasses off In the air tE'r ma un~ 1 ' s ... ~ · ..... - above the l1ouses. l1onr-~t ran to thP. ~c£'nP of tho near electrocution where ~he was joined a fp\· minutes latN~ hy George ~torn1s anrl othf'rs from Tarryto\\·n ~ Hf'lght:;:. Yanclerlin wns \\\orking to fr~o lllrLnugllhn from tlw pole. 'Honeymoon Lane~ To Be Repaired, Trustees Promise HA hail gotten the; lineman clear Df thP ,drPs nnrl he was hanging head dm' n \·ith one foul caught in the braces of tile cross nrm which \Honeymoon Lane\ will be taken holcl tl 1 o ll\·e wit·cs on whiclt he care of but it will not be a concrete rl:'stl?d an inRtnnt bC'fore. Ynndcrlin, boulevard, the ~It. Pleasant Town nf'rnnts an{l nnxious to gC\t t11C tnan I Board decreed yesterday a!ternoon. J ('\f'ar of 1 ! 11 :· JlOlr. worl\~d fl.lriously, The road \Vhich runs frmn Bedford nn 1 1, airlrrl by thC' wnman on the Road near 1\Icl-\::eel's Corners, north- grnunil, til\ rnp•'S ltnnginA' from a east to the Saw l\lill !l-iver Road tf']P.tlhnnr- ~rall'olil '' N'f' ndjtu.;tcd in neaL' Buckhouts' cross1ng at the ~uC'h a wny tlwt l\.lcLnug-hlin wns ~reen Cabin, is. in very poor condi- fiee,l. J!p \'\ >I til < ongcious hut 1 tton and a restden_t recently asked ,,ralu•nNl nnrl \a!':: ttnnhl~ to <'lin1h tho board to have 1t repaired. 11 pwat·rl. I On Friday th~ boat·d visited. the Th\ ropes ltarl tn he, nt trn fr<'t 1 road, wl_uch is satd to be.used cht~fiy 1 1 1 ort him ilown hv pettmg parties at mght and by n I ,,·p. t 1P grounr n . ( ~ ld B ·I . 1 • ~J·ni·tl\-\ aftPr\\::tHI 1h(\ T.1rn·town I o...;t? en aeon\ lo_owns a arge e-s- H•,~Pltnl mnhut. 1 nrP. anrl SN·gP.nnt I t~te th!?l'fl a!ld dr!VE'S to and fronl .\!Inn Drl.mn)' arrhrrl tn tnkr 1 :~ 1 ~ 8 e;:~~t= 1 ~~·=~il~t~r~·~=~d ~:~~~:; ' iJOr~<'. ' tho hoaril decided that extensive re- ;:;:l'lf\(\ial attrnttnn gnC\n )fl'LauglJ- • pairs \VPre not required. lin at the hn.pttal h)' the hou~e I To sudface and grade it, using RUJ-~f'on r~\~tnl'Nl hun to nPnrlr nor- macarlnm, would cost seYeral thou- ln. I anri 111~ hm·ns \\'C'l'l' rh·p~~C'n.. _T-IP ~and Oollars. To concrete it would w.ll ha' P In rPJ11ai~1 ;t the h.o'pitnl cost a prohi!Jitlve amount. There fn1· ~~\' 1 ·ral rln\'!'!, It \\a.s ~atrl. hut RrR low spots in the road where '\ 11l fnlh' t'U'(\'' (ll'. \\'ater settles and serves to tnake it Thf> \\ ll'P \\ hicll r.:.hnC'\;;Prl thP linP· impassable- at certain seasons or the: ntan i5 own(lorl hr thl? ''\r~tdH?St£>r :'•eat·. O\\·en l\f. Quinn 1 superinten-- I.id1tin~ Cc.mpnm·. dPnt of highwa~s. informed the of Roy, Fall~ Condition Hurt in Better Authorit;l\c:t ;1l t\lfl Tan·,·tn\\11 'fTos- }1itRI :ln-:lnnn,·~\rl tnrln~: thnt Chntles HustPrl .. Tr. of 'Philq1c:::e ':\fnnol', who \\\ns thrown ft'ntl1 n \~r~'lOtPr\ ~un rlny nicht, i\\ n(\t ~ufff'ting \.ith a frncturPrl f=l\ltll n!'> hn{l prP\'Iously IJC'ron rPpnrtrd X-rnvs tnl\f'J1 yPc:t•~rclny f:1i1P1l fo show ~ iJ':lC't 111 -r, cloC'tnl'~ ~nicl, 1 nt pl'OVt>d that 1hP l• ll!:!thy ~tatP • nr ('Ol11ft W:lf'l (',)1J~C'I] h\' n C'Olltl1S101l. Th<'- ho,•, hnw 1 ~, t !', i~ l'rc:t in:.t rmn- fortnh1J.T nn1l imtH'O\ 1nq, thf'~· s~lfl. Clmrlef.i, .Tr, was rnJ!-:t fn~ tln~~n Harwood AYPtltlP ~111H1'1Y night \''hen it if'; thnuglit 1Ji..:: <:ro()tt·r <:{Jllr'k n s.tone in th(' t'0flt1 thl'nwin~ ldn1. hoard that the low spots could be rPpaired and thP rood made passable for :Mt·. Bacon to go to and from his estate. Quinn wl11 haYe the work done at the earliest possible date. Leak in North Tarrytown Water System Sought Alb<'rt Knssay, superintendent or the Korth Tarrytown water system, Is seeking a leak in the water main on Gordon Avenue near Broadway at 'Vebber Par!t. The leak, Which is causing the loss of a large volume of Yillage water, was discovered by Charles Kenny, sewer commissioner, while working on the se,ver lines ad- joining, which were clogged by mud wash Pel into the sewers in the recent hNtYY stornu;. K~nn)• wns unable to detet•mine til~ Pxact location of the leak and th\ water department employPs are nnw at work seekinlf lt. As the LINDY TAKES OFF \·at~r 1·nn nwny under ground the Tn<lianapoli~. Jnrl ... \llR' 1° -nXf-1 1 \ kak might h1we continued for -Col. C'harl<'~ .\. T.in<lh~rah. pilot- mont he, It wa\ \aid It Kenny hailn't ing his famt\rl \Spirit (If f:t Lnuif';.\ founrl it. tnok off from ::\frn·g Hill OyinR' ftdrl -------- ;( here today fOl' Dett·oit R<>for\ .«!•- appearing into \pare. <'nlond Ltnil- bergh flew ahnut thP .TamPs \Yh.it- come Riley Hospital here for cnp· pled ch!ldrPn to gi\'P them a gllmp\e th•Y were denied in ceremonies here yesterday. EARTHQUAKE FELT Lo11don. Aug. 1 n.-(lNS)-Earth- ~ual<e tremor~. esttm!lted to be 5,540 nules distant, were reeorded tociay \n thA seimograph at the Kew Ob- ser\·atot·y. The loeation of the trem- ors was not Indicated. Full Leaa1d Wir1 f VILLAGE WILL REPAIR STREETS WITH FUND A windfall In the sum of $8,806 came to the VIllage of North Tarl'Y- town from the State Tax Depart· ment, It was announced this week. Approximately $2,500 higher than the amount received last year, the Board of Trustees Is pleased with the amount. The money Is needed for repairing streets and other v!l· !age expenses and came just at the right time, a member of the board stated today. The vlllage gets a fair share each year of the mercantile and manufac- turers' tax, but for several years prior to this year the amount ap- portioned to North Tarrytown has been considerably less. The !lmount of the tax was helped upward, it Is said, by the Chevrolet Motor Company, Fisher Body and the Narco factories In the vlllage. Several years back when the Chev· rolet headctuarters were maintained here the village got a large share of tax which was said to be more than $10,000 annually. Since the Chevrolet headquarters was established at Detroit, Mich., the amount wa~ greatly reduced but the coming of the Fisher Body and Narco have aided In brlngmg the amount up to a much higher mark. There are prospects of several hundred dollars more due from the State for the remaining two quar· tere of 1927. The amount which has been rec.elv~d Is for the tlrst two quarters of 1927. Speaker Tells Rotarian Aims TARRYTOWN, N. Y 01 :WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 10, 1927. International News Service 12 PAGES Crowd Before Courthouse in Boston Awaiting Latest Decision Wnich Definitely Sealed Fates of Sacco and Vanzetti County Jail l11adequate And Congested, Report Of Commissio11 Asserts --------· Larger Quarters Necessary Says Kennedy in Sur- vey of Building Evidence of serious eongostion Stocks Climb: Rally Cause Park Viola.tion Draws $5 Fine Irvington Men Found Guil· ty of Misdemeanor Charged with violation of the park ordinance at Kingsland Point Park, on Saturday night, E. J .. Martin and Joseph Shunk, of Irvington, and two Yonkers girls, Misses A. N. Ryan, or H Hlll •rerrace, and Louise Hay- ford, of the same address. were fou~ guilty by Judge Henry J. Lo- gan her<\ last night. The men wet•e fined ~5 each and the git•ls were given suspended sentences. The gu·ls disrobed in a car and the two men on the beach, tn Ytolation of the regulations. Shunk and his party, acco1ding to the testimony, were caught about 9 o'clock Saturday night dtld could have gotten away, but on ~unday afternoon they returned and Shunk demanded an apology of Offt~er An- thony Speno and rrhon1aS I•\innegnn bathhouse superintendent. He tn11<ed loudly, it was alleged, and caused several persons to collect about the Nltrance to FmnC'gan's off1ce. Sprno then summoned t11c party to court. Last night, without a lawyer, Shun!;; proceeded with the hearmg of the charg~s against him and his party. He a•ked the court, if he was not satisfied with the deci•ion, could he appeal from it and wa• told that lie eould. Officer t;peno and Thomas Finnegan testified to the nature of the acts whlch led to nnd a plNL for more cxtensi\•e quar. their actiY!ty. ters in the old WcstchestC't' County Montf'llllllll of lntprove• Accot·ding to Offtcor Speno aml Jail are shown in tho rcpm·t iHsued nwnt Aids 1\farket ~Ir. Finnegan, the •upermtcndl'nt Hunger Striker Near Coma, From: f.orced Fast; Vanzetti Sigus Plea Habeas Corpus Proceedings; arations for Execution Made State's Prison, Boston, Aug. 10. (INS)-Weak, almost point of collapse, Nicola Sacco in his death cell today refused to sign an application for a writ of habeas corpus his case before the United States District Court. Bartolomeo Vanzetti reluctantly signed the applicatiol\ defense lawyers carried it to the Federal Court. The attorneys for hours to get Sacco to sign the document but he claimed it. no use, that the government was against him. -----------------+ Both m<n h~gnn what W odd Workers Stage Furtber Sacco Protests As the d.ttc for the exel'Ution of Bartolomeo \'anzctti and :-;leola Sal·co rlrf'\\ llf'tll' today intC\rnatiunal distut·bnnces in ranks of workers continued. (~u,trds \ere Illa.cC>d around many o( the Amcr1ean lega- tions alaoad to protf?ct t•onsulnr at- tnchE-ti ft•onl pn~sthlo Ylnlf'nL'l\ to- night ot· tomm·•·ow. International ~~ws Scrvke rli~patchc-s listed m1ny instances of l'lOts and prntt\'St 111e('t- ingg, held by sympathizers or the t \\ o Iloomcd rnrlh'a l,s. their last dny on earth by reltt!a,i!Jif:~ hre-nkfast. It was Sacco•8 firth day of fasting. hE>f\n \\~ithout food for more, weel<. Water bas been thelr nourishment. Sacco and \'anzettl were said.. those who saw them today to &1\'<\n up all hope of life. sttll Jlrotest their innocence ot lng a paymaster and his guard f'onth Rmintree in 1920 assertlnl: .' that they were conYicted because· or their mdlcaJ Yle\\\s-that they.co to the electric chair with courage-: \dying- fm a principle.\ One l>I·i•on officta! stated th&t: ~cwco \\its almof-!t in a con1a-that death mh;ht cheat the electric chnh·. by John s. Kcnn(>dy, stato L'OJn- of the bathhousE', sun1monSl'S were Club Stands for Brother• misstonet· of Correction. r·, ,\ !:\. cot:si:-;s not gi\'on Saturday night, but Sun- It states that although thorP nrc ·'· :- Fmancial Editor day when tho party returned and Chicago.-DC'monsti\<ttwns rf'.ltlte-d a clunax here todn;\' when J,OOO fr'3n· zied sympathit:l\rs riot~d aftl\r their march on the city hall and fed1?'rnl linilding \as tnteiTU}ltNl hy police. The riut('rs \\ere lrtl by a 16-~ car- old girl. \·arrlen William Hendry stated .that ht' \as read)' to cart·y out the tirnth sentence, that the electric dtnir had heen tested by the execu• tionet• and that all electric wirlns hacl hC't\'11 gone 0\\E'J\. It was understood that unlesa there ts a last minute respite, th• death mat·eh will begin a few min· utes after miclnight tonight. hood, Group Hears only forty t>lisoners incarcerated i:ihunk demanded that i:ipeno and at the present time, the construe- Ne\ y,. !,, .\ug. 10.-The momen· Finnegan apologize to the girls for That Rotarlanism and brother· tion of the building prevents the tum ~' ner,, ted by Tuesday's rally what was said the night before, the hood are I!Ynonymous was olea.rly proper s~gregation of the inmates. In illrlt, ,trial stock prices was suf· party was given summonses. Sllown till• - 4 ternoon when Alfred 11 1' '1 · G D L t le ~ ... It is pointed out that the prison t tic!• ,, ' ~~ carry ll~(>St of .the we One of the men, testifying to what arw.- •• arquts uy e as N'Y Fu·st, to the chair will go Celes- 'Va.tson, president of the Board of was built in 1So\ \\ h~n the popu-1 !.I. '\ ' stoci<s to lughc·r pr•ce Je,·ol• was snld, di<l not tell anything In- gmndson of Gcn~ral Lafayette of Aldermen at Yonkers, a.ddressecl~he . 1 • ,,.) ',, • 1 1 i 1 f'i Revolutionary fatnfl, today united Rotary nleetlng \t the Ct 'vlc League latw•t wa• comparatn·c.ly small.anrll ' · . . . ertm nat ng aga nst t 1e o t cet• or tinos, who seems, guards eald, W1.'1ii·•~~1 concerned as to his fate. would b<' X\n. ~ in the short Fl dl 1 I '' ith tile French frit~th.s of sncco- club House. I at that time \as qmte suffic1eut. p,,'lJs 1n thP motor and 1ndustrml ' nnegan, arcor ng to w mt t 1e Of'l't\~~:'! th~ ~il~nt R I ., 'd ~r Xow that the county htts 1eacl11 d ,, ,,~s forcf\d the rl\trcat of the court ::aid. 'fhe>re was nothing .!-laid \'nnzettl 111 prote~t. H.ndlcnl news- \\.tnzC'tti Jnst. ' u\lt a.m .~ 1 ot a ?ftartan, 11 sat, 1 b.,trl. the hatf million mark it has provr'd t .. H'F, with or \\lthout the infliction b;r tlither of the park officPrs that pape-rs ht)rP nrlmitt•...,d that .\- n 1\Il\'nnwhilr tht\ llr'i~on \·ns under '\a son, am a ra erna s u . 1 1 d b 'lli . i lant \ge hut outstle interest in nlight he taken as an insult, from nurat'le <'an s::an• 11H' • nnrlC'mnt'd Ju~,n·y ~tt.Ll'rl, wJth n S}'ecial nl6b advocate the high standards and Inalequa f\ an a ~ww lH r ng 1 .., '' 1 • ' l . the testimon'r ..... n·f'n last night. m~n.\ 'd 1 t b til 1 t\ an ahsolut\ noeesstty. · ,, mat·ltet was comparattvely small, ' b squad of (licl<ed men ft·om the BOll• 1 ea 5 se Y 1 s organza ton. Proper ventilation, it statPd, !< ,.,ol. after the high-priced stocks Shunk would not hn\o the girls tun polkA d<'11artment to aid in HAt the CosmopoUtan Club in Bos .. also hnpossihle and thPre is a }lf'' 'I ••l hc>cn dn\'C>tl to new high levels testify and when Judge Lng;ul asi\Pd Lnndnn -CPmmunbt!\ rnmplei<\d gunrlling- thl~ approaches to the pri .. ton not long ago a scene was en· petual state or gloom caused by II:• , ldtng came to a standstill. The them If th<'Y desireil to tell thdr plans tuc!HY lor iin all-mght vtstl ,.>n. l\1a, hin<' F.Uns were ready for acted which portrays the Innermost lack of sunlight. Because of th 1 ·\\tes•ionals \\lnrled up Yello\ stories of the affair th<'~· stntcil thnt uutstde th~ l'nll~!l l\tates Emlla~s~ •et•tn,; up in the Yicinity and ectulp- reeling and incidently the glorious k Ti 1 d 1 f 1 th£>y had nothing to ~ay. ut l.it·ot1\'~I1Ll~' tiatd£'ns ns a l't\utes~ [mC'nt of thr- guard$ \Yas l'ifle, pi~Stol~ Object Of tlle International Rotal ·y constt·uctlon of a new Hall of Rrc- !' l'nu· ·. m '\\ all ot ~~rs o t 10 t t tl e ttl! It lttiP ~,e ·utt 11' at d d . · · 1 t ld f tl · 1t' 1 '1 Bald i L cot to AnothN· pat·Io case was tt h'<l la•t d!;.l n~ 1 1 \' ' ~ '· c '' • nn1l s.t\\P<l·off shot guns. Flood' Club. There Were representatl ·ves or s a JOtntng t 1e wes s e o t\ 1 ,, •'ri.t tes, \ u e ' w n o • · ,., 1 \ 11 b 'ldi 1 t 1 r 1 1 1 I 1 <.1 tl 's J · 1 · night by Judge Logan. l !P fined ~.tu·u •ll\ .Inzr 1 · li~h!s wrre set up in front of the from 48 nations assembled and in Ul ng t 1e na ura tg tt s a mo•r · ',, rccvn e w yenr. ug 1 pnc•• entirely shut off except for tlto j 1 t ~54. Outside of the professional l!erhert Basi, of ;;3 Clinton ~treet, s:. 1 prison for U5f'< tonight. their native tongues proclaimed the (C ti d 1\) (C t' d 1') for dis~·obing on the bt>ndt. I ~J dne)'.-llc.l\ J d••t.ul, of .u·mcd .\ IHotor tru' k l>enetrated the following oath, 'I am the light of on nue on page • on mue on page • ' Prior to this time- Judge> Lngan polt<'e lJn\P ht·l 11 a~~q.~nr-11 tu lho 1lf'arl lnw'' thrn\\ n nround the in• brotherhood, understanding and has be~n lenient with offenilers a nil I residence\ ol tile ,\nwrll',tll c.m- stitution h\' pnlice. It was the \roll• friendship. I cannot be stopped by has handed down suspended •rn- 'u!.u· vfth'I,tl> m :I!Pibuutnc due lu in\ l<Itt'lu·n\ of the RnlYation Army, iti.ternational boundaries. I pass LATE NEWS BULLETINS te-nccs Ho hns announrcd that he llt'.tl!\: ol' .ttt tt k~. TIIP All- .. \u~traha '' ith euffpp anrl '.tnd\\ khes !or the freely from one nation to another. _ will t'ino all offf'ndl\'rs from now on. I ft.H.le t.; 11 wn L'l,Hgll'~~ hds tabled to \\P~rr gunnis. As light begets light, so love, service to compel l'C'.!\'flect fnr thE? pml-== or- the emte>d StatPs \Igntou:-.1~· pro- ~n TWr~nn was:: admitted in tht. and good will is passed fron1 person dinnncP-8:. All hntltPrc: muo::t 11 ~ro thf\' te::-tin!!' df::llllst t!t .. ~.!(( u-Y.tn.lt'tti 1 to person, until society !hall become hath housE\ to du~rohc anti dJ'l'f:;S in. I ril•,nh :->t.llltl\'nu..... \dr>·Hl ltnfl\ \itllo·n a speoPial pol cs a brotherhood and the whole world COOLIDGE GUARDED pass nud all tho>e without a writ- a knighthood'.\ Those w)lo u~e thC'ir cars a~ drrc:::::ing t~\'n p~-.::~ frnllt tilP warden were It \ ·as dect'ded upon t.bat tlte nex·t \d • S \'S) A h h f h rooms ar~ subject to atTC!'!. Ji,.,ll'll.-.\ 'ot'li<'ll of J•nlh\ sur- h~rrerl from the pr!snn. meeting oC the club wlll beheld at 1 ' .. unul'<i ~I Ulllc 1 1'• 1 L'uut t I \d a} TP!o<:I'.l!•h companies hart set up Rap1 Ctty, • D., Aug. 10. (h' - s t e our or t e execu- 1 I the sunset Hlll country Club. PlnPs tion of Sacco and Vanzetti, paJr<'II murderers, neared, the Secret Stortll FJoodin!! \locn :11 \\'I\ ~; lll!'alitt,rl• ap· 1 nllni1!ttt·e t<>k~:roplt •tatlon In ths Bridge Road, Ossining, on \•ednes- Service became sufficiently apprehensive of a possible demonstra- L prated fur nrl<<ll:nment f\r 'lolrltoiig I pri•nn clnh!IouFe. Wi1·es \-'~nt to day at 2.30 p. lll. of i\.nrlre Brook ti!P CtlJ' h•:l•'rllf~ <'l'dtnatl\ e in \\dlk- thl'> Olt!<Ir!P \\\<'rlrl Rn<l 0\'er these a. ,\'lley Troy, chairman of the ath· tion at the summer White House to increase its staff. A Chicago tn~ in tile de.ttil matdt · tn f1 c•n: c 1 l r~w mmnlr• ~ftrt· Illi<lni~ht perhaps letic committee at the New Roohelle operative arrived here this morning. DraWS Protest tile t!tate linu\' I \\'til gn thro ll\'' s of th~ passing at Rotary Club, extended an invitation --- · :O::l('<·n 1nrl Y.tn7.~\1ti. a e:hoe work-er to all members of the club to attend Guarding President Coolidge now are thirteen Secret Service HU<Il••> ,\.nr;-l\!Jl' <II) \«s \'io-! HI!\ fi•h pcil•ll•r. whn have come the golf meet and tom·nament to be men and fifty-two soldiers. Officials expressed confidence that even Demdndme: a.-twn to P'\' cut 1h~ ief<ti;· >i<.d;en 11; t\ 0 b .. tnb <>xr;o•· 1 int\ wnrl~·\ Iii\ pr·ominence. held at the Bonnie Briar Country Andre Brook frC~m n\f\rfto\\int: nnd lnnf:, l'1'1::-IH~ 'nnHoi,.rahle p1npe1ty I \\Ith f,')m· clPfPn~e appeals pend .. Club, Larehntont, tomort·ow after- should some fanatic attempt anything, he could not get near enough il.O(')ding flll\ Ca\\ onrl ;\)0(0r' (; u·.1g<' ol.nnage fill> llt<'lll!Dg. All Atgenuue Ill£: bof•'l'~ th~ SI.IIe :;<uprl'tnO Judi- noon. to the State Game Lodge to do an} damage. on Ya11ey Street. Cho'l~r A Conon<l, '\ ll\<i up t<>olay b) a .4-hnur ~tnke.,' Ial Court. Clover nnt· Alvan T. Full- A contnlunic-ation of greetin~ from one of the 0 \·nPr~. in a c(lmmHill<':l- --- ~t· t:=umn1onp.rl hlf' f\'Xf'rttttve council J. Thatcher Sears. newly elected to tion to thl? Xntth TatT~trmn Rnnrl t:.u 1 n, Lt..::.\ pt.-A sttong polll'P tn a ~pPC't:-tl 11H'rtin~ at the state the governor~lup of the 20th district, KING OF CAJ\.lBODIA DIES of Trnsle•s ;llnn<ia:- nichl. Imprr\· g<Iatd \''~ po•terl t<•d·•Y R>ollnd tllP !1n1l<A at nnnn. twrh·e hours be!ora was read. The letter advised that ~d thP fRc-t th::tt unlP-.:::-- thP rnn,h- :.\mE>nc.!n Lt·gatwn to prfl\PJJl hos- th~ t\lltntl\·p timr RPt fnr the march Dr. Charles E. Barker, renowned Paris, Aug. 10. (INS)-King Sisowath of Cambodia, French tion \\' remodie<i h~ \n 11 !n ton 1 u:e ctemonstratiuns. 'f the wnrl<l-famnus prisoner~ to orator would he a 'lilabll' after Oc- . I d Ch' . d d d' • d forcPd to !He suit ar:ainst the , II-~ ___ th<' ele<'tric chair P rotectorate m n o 1na, 1s ea , accor mg to a message rece1ve tober 1, and r@con1mended h1s pres- lag€'. . Lnndon-I~mthrol dr>nwn~tlrtUon~ :-\E>w ]<'gAl quP:::otinnt\ 't'lrre invotv• ence. here today from Prom-Penh, the Capital. llt tho last 1\ 0 stnrm~ prtor tn I tonk plnte tn H .. ttelllam la•t ll ~ht or! anil a further respite for Sacco FALLS 50 FEET; DIES Greenwich. Conn .. Aug. 10.-(IXS) -\\bile repairing a emokestack 011 the Cos Cob powerhouse today, James Walsh, 39, of 218 East Thir- ty-second Street, New York City, fell 50 feet to th& ground and was taken to Greenwich Hospital m a dying condition. Two Navy Air Race Entrants Die in Crash San Diego, Cal., Aug. 10.- (INS)..-Lieutenants George Covell and R. S. Wllggener, U. S. N., were burned to death when their Hawaiian flight plane crashed on Point Lorna today ten minutes after they had left the U. S. Navlll Air Station for the starting line llt San Franciaco. At !1.30 o'clock, an hour after the craah, radio operators from the big naval wireless stlltion had aucceeded in recovering one body from the alii! burning wreckage. The body Will b!ldly c11arred, and identification was difficult, it waa said. The second body Ia ex,eoted to b• recover1d ehortly. ~ lr K . s· h d d h c b d' h . 1904 '! ~ 1 i t t t i .1nt1 Y:'lnZPtti Inom~\il. tng 1sowat succee e to t e am o 1an t rone In , •' on .. a~·. t '\ rommnn \\ 1011 • ~ or 'I dunn& \lueh the Amenc.m L'<>nsu- the watE't' from the l:'lrnC'Ik moun1Pd late ,\as :-ttoned. according to a Re~:'lrr1lP!=t:::O of thP action fn the upon the death of his brother, King Norodam. during whose reign to a 11 ~ 1 ght from \htch It oYet·-1 xe,,s AgPnQ' tllspatch trom that t'arco-\\anzetti ra•e. howpver, lndi- Cambodia became a French protectorate, in 1863. fto\ed fioo<lmg til~ g:uag<> rPp.•n·,eit>· toolaJ. A detachment of J>uhce ration• wem that C'elcstlno :Ma- shop and a dnm hnd to hr huilt to '\ith 1.h.t\\l1 1:!\\0rds dist 1 r 1 ~ed the rlE\Irns :-:lttJ'f'r of nn agl?'d \Yrenthant I\E'Pp 1t out of th0 offi.C'~~. All worl( 1110 0. hnnk cn!\'hiPJ. \' nnlrl he executed a POLICE GUARD HAGUE CONSULATE had to he suRprtHlod llecause of I --- few minut<'s afte1· mi<lnight. l\Ia- the flnorlinl: of the floor. ~fr. Oolo. .\ul'\\'[1)\.-T!Io :-;orwrg-Inn rlrirn• \nonfP'\c<1\ that the slaying The Hague, Aug. 10. (INS)-The police guard around the Cn\ooct marle it pl,un that h\ rlid i:'acco-\anzotti ,•ummittoo toddy de- nf a ~nn<h Hnintn•p paymaster and A • E b h d d f 11 • h not propn~E? to ~tand for the con- t·I'•I\<I to Citll a !•'tl- 1111 .nLtte stt•t!<e L\- hi~ gu·trri-.1 crim~ for which Saccll mencan m assy ere was increase to ay, o owmg t e receipt c • v , dition rn. usc•rl bv the hronl<. mon ow m PlLllP~t ,q;,tlnst the t.'X- nnll ·n nz8th wpr,\ conYicted-wal by the American Ambassador of menacing letters apparently dis- It \·as ex)>iain~d at the nw<'tin.; ecutwn. engineer~·! b~· Hhl>de Island gang- h d b S V · h' hy 1\lirhnel .T. :\lolaville that the• ''\!'~ and that \'·\·co and Yanzettl P ate e y acco- anzettt sympat 1zers. hrook had hPf'n c1f'n.nrcl out and tht- WPt'E\ not involvrd. Hts statement condition r£111\Pilit\tl ns far nR North Alht•ns.-Tlw t 1 l'N'k U('nt~lnl Con- Inr]{Pcl C'Ollfil'mn11on nncl wns brand ... THREE RIOTS IN CHICAGO Chicago, Aug. 10. (INS)-Three riots involving thousands of men and women broke out on the West Side here today, stronghold of Sacco· Vanzetti sympathizers. Charges of police with machine guns and tear bombs in readi. ness smashed three protest parades. Two women and four men were arrested. AMERICAN STEWARDESS ABSOLVED feclerati\n of Labor todnr sent a Tnrrytnwn cnlllll gn. It wa~ ~nill nH·~.!-lagl' to l'l'l :--ldl'llt Cuoltr..lge pro- lhat nn old fll'i,l~P nPnr 111~ Lrcl- \~ith PlaeP in T iiTVIn\·n rn\'f'fl in te~->ting ag\Jllt~t thf' Pxeeutwn and d I · 1 ti . lutll;'t>Ll a lllutt·:-:t \1th the- .\lllt>t•tcnH an t 1is £\nusr>ll :1n :H'f'lltnu n nn 111 I L(l~nttoJJ tho hrook whic-h blnd~Ptl thf' \ rluring th~ 1lf':IY~· stnnn~ nnd wn~ -''------- in a lnrg!' nwa~me ~-o~pon\il>lt> tor Ask Perrnit for Gasoline thP. hlorl::lng- nnd tlolHling- nf th~ I hrook. Pump Installation Hf\re Man Stt•tu•k by Luntbet•; ( A n·qw·sL f,•r pcmnssion to tn<tnll • • • 1 a g.t:--oluw JHimp un the cutlJ m front Dres Later 111 Hospttal ol the former Dm~moro tire station, London, Aug. 10. (INS)-Mrs. Mary Waite, stewardess aboard Xew Yorl<, Au<:. 10 -(1::\:;<)- on Broadway neat~ La\ renee Ave- nu(', ntnri.e b:r Augustine F'. ~!urphy, ~tudebal\er agent, on ~Ionrlay night, hd.s been r~rerl'c:d to the stde\valk conunittee t'or in,·p.stigation and re ... port. The board was rluhious about granting the pet mit hecause the lo· cation Is on a steep grade and might prove a dangerous stoppin&- place, It the United States steamship American Trader, was absolved of a Struck In tllA abdomen 11 >' a hen\·~· piece of lumher while working on a charge of murder today when a coroner's jury. which investigated turning mlll at llnlt A\~nue and h f h d h f L · F' h • b d th I Second Str?et. 'Yood,id~. Que~n~. t e cause o t e eat o ew1s IS er, engmeer a oar e ve5se, Stephano Abato, a~. of ~Q.tS Ele,·· rendered a verdict that Fisher died of natural causes, following l \nth Str .. ~t. Corona. Qnoens. sus- f • ht tained lnjurl<-s '«'hich today had re- rlg • , 1 eulted In his death. was eal!l. P1l nR n 'fll\P\ 1')' GoYrrnor Fuller. Thn ::\ • ·w ll<'df<n'd mnn n !ready has li.Hl fh'P l'P}ll'it'VP~ and two trials. Foundation Damaged Her• By Rains, Says Owner nam.1g•• to th~ footing of the t'oundn f ion Ull<ler his hOUSE' Which i• UIHinr conetructlon on Katrina .\ wnue, was reported to the North Tarrytown Board of Trustees bY Frnnk Capillo, as due to the over· flow from the storm \ewer on that street. which is blocked. ln the recent heavy rainstorms the ilamage \·as obvious. C&l)illo liSked the hoard or trustees in & cnmmunicatlon to hav~ the condi- tion remedied. It Is expected that the work will be completed thle week.
