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PAfiK SEVFTi ' ' m ii w LocRinvtLT Kidnaped and forced Her tcfWedy Stenographer Averso B1JSI fXKOCXXXXXXXXXXXJOXOOOOOCOCOOOOO MEDF&TW MAIL TTUBUXK MfiDFOR'D, tfflEflOy. WEDXBSDAV, JTTXF, .21, jg.- J; r i NEW YORK, June 24. (A. V.) Mlsa Mnry MacSwiney, retuAiing to New York from a lecture tour, took occasion today to deny certain state ments that were credited to her In the press. She was particularly insistent that she had not threatened a hunger strike If arrested in thin country and that she did not say she had come into the country without a passport. "I have been quoted," said Miss MacSwiney, "as having said I would start a hunger strike if I was arrested .by United States authorities on sus picion of having entered this country irregularly. I desire to correct that statement. Such an attitude on my part would not only be unjustifiable but Immoral. "A hunger strike is a very serious matter and one not to be lightly or rashly undertaken. I shall always hunger strike against the British claim to authority in Ireland if ar rested by them or any of their ser vants. The position is quite other wise here. The United States govern ment Is the lawful government of this country and while I am a visitor hero 1 am bound to obey the laws and regulations. 1 desire to stress this point because 1 believe the report of my intention to hunger strike is just British propaganda. As I have al ready said, I shall neither hunger strike, or 'go on tho run.' If your authorities want mo they will have no difficulty In finding me. I did not give any reporter an account of any alleged visit to the Immigration authorities and I did not say to any one that I camo without a passport. I did not affirm or deny my posses sion of a passport and as I am neither lb fool nor an ignoramus it is equally untrue to say thut I did not know a passport was necessary. I made no euch statement." AT BWAMPSCOTT. Mass.. Juno 24. (A. P.) President nnd Mrs. Coolldgo arrived here today for a vucation that Is expected to continue through the summer. The special train on which the presidential party traveled from Washington arrived at Salem at eight o'clock this morning. The president motored to Swampscott for breakfast at the home of his friend, Frank W. Stearns, who was among those who greeted him at the Salem station. It Is probable that. Mr. and "Mrs. Coolldge will spend a day or two as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Stearns boforo taking over White Court, the spacious cottage by tho sea thut will be tho summer White House. ip. B ' LONDON, Juno 34. (A. P.) The prolonged trade depression and con sequent steadily mounting unemploy ment in tlreat Britain which have long been subjects of grave comment. now have reached a jiolnt whore a crisis is foreseen. The situation camo to a head yes terday with the closing of a joint in quiry by the operators and miners' representatives Into tho position of he coal industry. , The owners annopneed that they would give formal notice on June 30 of their intention to terminate the present wage agreement. The miners executive committee is n meeting today to1, discuss tho sltua- lon. Concurrently with tho mining rouble there is serious unrest among tho railway men who are at odds with the companies regarding wages and working conditions. Meanwhllo the labor party Is deter mined to press the government to do something to roller the acute Indus- rial situation and it hns given notice of a vote of censure against tho ad ministration for having failed to take such steps. Tho developments- of the next few days are expected to be Important. Kansas City police are investigating the story of Ernestine' Bean, 20, pretty stenographer, who avers she was kidnaped by a I man who took her to St. Louis and forced her to marry him. The. young man site accuses is bchig sought. MOROCCO POLICY IS ENDORSED BY Man Involved in Dorothy Perkins Case Facing Punishment NEW YORK. Juno 24. (A. P.) Dorothy Perkins, 17 year old slayer of Thomas Templeton, her young un welcome suitor, Is to serve from five to fifteen years In prison but Michael Connors, 40, a married man whose attentions she preferred, is facing tho prospect of punishment too. Assistant District Attorney McDon ald said an Indictment charging crim inal assault would be sought against Connors, who Is now serving jrx sen tence for wife beating. The beginning of the girl's term at Auburn prison is being held In abey ance pending the shaping of the case against Connors. PA HIS, June 24. (A. P.) Premier Palnleve's ministry has triumphantly survived the first test question on which it had been prophesied that tho socialist party would abandon it. Instead of opposing the government the socialists with few exceptions voted with ft, and one of the socialist leaders, LcoivIUum, signed the motion for confidence. Having won endorsement of its Moroccan policy, tho ministry now awaits tho socialist action on tho financial question. At yesterday's session" of tho cham ber, which broke up in a free for all fight, in consequence of the soolalist attacks on the government tho depu ties had a narrow escape from being deluced with water by tho chamber fire righting equipment, llehlnd tho speaker's chair aro three buttons marked respectively "suspension of sitting," "alarm," mid "fire." Tho young substitute for the secretary's assistant, who is III, was about to press the button which would have flooded tho house nnd galleries when someone stopped him. However, In his excitement, he pressed tho second one, marked "alarm," and tho . military guard promptly rushed to arms. Tho alarm signal Is supposed to be used only in case of riot or revolution. AND ITS E .S. Pipe smoking In China is giving away to tho cigarette. North America's water power 66,000,000 horsepower. WASHINGTON, June 24. (A. P.) The Anti-Saloon league and the As soclation Against the Prohibition Amendment, whoso goals are exactly opposite, find themselves in paradox ical agreomcnt on the shakeup In the enforcement system ordered by Assis tant Secretary Andrews of the treas ury. Both organizations, however, qualified .their endorsement of the new order in statements last night, Tho re-organization ordered by Mr. Andrews, to bo effective August 1 abolishing stato lines in favor of di visions according to federal judicial districts and decentralization author ity was declared by the association as "a move obviously in tho right direc tion. 9 "If prohibition can be enforced. the statement declared, "tnls man nnd these methods will enforce It. We are equally confident too. that if the law cannot bo enforced which will be the case, then General Andrews will be just as straightforward In an nounefng his failure as ho has been In hfi efforts to bring about honest en forcement." The shakeup will do much to re move "spoils politics," tho association added, and It injects "common sense, good faith and sound judgment into the prohibition system. Wayne B. Wheeler, general counsel of the Antl-Snloon league declared tho plan would doubtless eliminate liquor better than "under the present system, but we will, of course ask congress to put all the prohibition agents under civil service so that this policy will be fixed by statute. U. S. RETAINS POLO 1 TITLE WON IN 1924 LONDON, June 24. (A. P.) Tho United States army polo team won its second match against the British army tenm at Hurlinghnm club today, six goals to four, thereby retaining the international military champion ship, won at Meadowbrook last year. America won tho first of tho thrco game series last Saturday, eight goals to four. The final match will bo plnved nt Hurlinghnm Ssturdny. Washing Is Hard Work - The machine can't draw water, lug it. to flic utovc, licat it; and duply it into the washer. It can't drug heavy baskets of sojTKy clothes to the line, in thcin up, take them down, and bring fliem in again. 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Refill your crank case with Havoline, the proven . power oiL Come to the Motor Cherk with your Free Test Certificate. 1 You are entitled to the following. Be sure you , get it: First Draining and refilling of crank case with - Havoline, the power oil. , Then The Free Tests on the Wasson Motoj Check: , X Test of car for horae-power. X Test for slippage of gases past pistons. 3 Test for timing accuracy. 4 Test of speedometer accuracy. 5 Test of wheel alignment. 6 Test of brake adjustment. 7 Test of car for slipping clutch. 8 Tests No. 1 and 2 repeated after you have driven car the' distance indicated by Wasson Motor Check engineer. This shows how Havoline has reduced your slippage and held your power. 9 Your own personal Oil Prescription form for further reference. Note: Tests do not include repairs or adjustment: Ask your, dealer for Free Test Certificates EVEN dealers who haven't sold Havoline before can sup ply you with Free Test Certificates. If you strike a dealer who doesn't drain crank cases, buy Havoline oil cou pons. Bring these to the Motor Check with your certificate. Well put in the oil. The test measures power from slow speed up to the limit seven up to 45 or SO miles an hour. For the first time, you find exactly what you are getting. You see how Havoline holds down slippage and keeps power up where it belongs. Hot only with your new oil, but also after you've driven your Havoline 300 to 500 miles. See Test No. 8 (above). Be sure you don't miss that I This whole oil problem is simple. Judge it by the power it gives your engine. Let the Motor Check show you today I NOTE: If you have already had your first tent, tnt the second (fa soribed in No. 8 above) as soon as you can. Tho Motor Check ia scheduled in several ot her cities and time allotted here ia drawing" to a closo. AT EADS BROS. XRANSFER CO. 32 N. .Front St. ' Phone 315 Bedford iKl.t,. vJ!TV.i fl,.i.ih..l Come to the Motoip Cheell station todazr 2 V V
