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9 q K The V&ather dford Mail Triune Weather Year Ago Maximum -1H Miiiliiiiiiu art roi'Cfust It a iii nrnl colder tonight; I Hill ikT m tow in mountains. MavJmum yoKlenlajr 4H Mliilimtiu Oils morning 40 Dily Twenty -third Yer ftvHv Pih-cieitti Xtar MEDFOliD, OUMXiOX, AVKDXKSDAY. DIX'K.M UKI. LMi. 1!LS. O X 27U. Me Today MM B Arthur Brisbane j infAO 1IM The Happiest Day. King George Is Better. Coolidge, Hoover n i r. .1 i uieenui. When Mr. Cardone Shoots (Copyright. 128. by Blar Co.) H was u happy day for nil, inclntlinj; t Ik isc tlint do not ac cept Christ ianit y, for it sol'lcn Al and lMtrtly civilized many saviiHC racss, " inoliulino: white races now ruling and in America. in Ktirope The liritisli royal family is united and the kintr is Wetter. His doctors sav he shows "les, food resistance in titkintr Jschool boy from Herbert Hoover's . ! home town an- vlt'.vis in William doctor Iryiii? to torec. jjtintf f:io.uuo prize contest Anv food ' lmon him. as 1 Im-f rii-u I sometimes chance of do, endangers recovery. A body eliniinatiliir poison , i should nol be compelled at the same time to absorb nonrisli mciit beyond the absolute miiii- llci licrl Hoover is on his v;t home ami had his Christmas tree 011 battleship. That will interest the him. lieru- rrcxiilciitVoolidi.'i1 ooes awav to K;irlm' Isliiml. off the coast . , . . . -lit' in iiMiri:iit, v, unr iv w 111 in1 tin- iriH'.st of Il'iward Coffin for a ( 'lii'isl in;'s rost. j j 7nL-nv I . 1 It's!sr:(. IS. Mayor, Si'hciifk ' Fox. LiioniniUi a ml ' Others lllttTOStru ID movies.! should study lVtcr Cardonr.00!iIy sUBBeMU.d mouific who was disturbed Uv four tion of tin- eighteenth nnieml- iijrnied gunmen wliile playing j j)oker in lirooklyn. . ! I'rter Cardone wears Ameri-j fan elothes, hut carries an an irient KoiiiAii heart. As his eon- Irihtition to the poker party he killed two of tin: four gunmen j and none of them killed him. . ! His face would screen well, He'd make Hollywood gun tot-j its look like Sunday school , teachers. j Itercai'tt'i, gunmen interrupt, ing poker parties will ask first. Are there any Italians pres- cut?" Jf Henry l-'urd sees the stock market report (he probably never sees them) ho will know that it is not easy to start a r'ord company in (freat lirilain n ltd "let the licit ish have the slock." Kuril turned over to honest I.ritons 10 per cent of his com pany, at n share. Monday, Americans bought 3.i0,(HH) shares of it. anil the price dosed at !fin.2."). That is quite a eomplimeiit j for Kord and his lirilish-Kuro-j pean company, althouv'li it tip-! sets his plan for "Iiritish own-j crship of Kurd's Iiritish com-j I'lii'.v- . ! "Character loan" limikH. that lend 1 i.os AXtiKI.K.S. Dee. iii. (T) money to workers without collat- j Investigators from the office of cral. strictly on CIIAItCTKIt. rc-j District Attorney Muion I'itts to lrt losses aniooiilini; to tibout one-. day were senitlnlzint; details of o lentil of one per cent, a better ,1'hrlstioas eve party at the Ilolly- !.iwiatt lllllll IIIK P!inii Willi stock ' exchange collateral can litnkc. Of nil borrower, wage, earners, men that work every day for ntoiicv lo MipMirt themselvew and their families on, are the "hrst risks." Those arc the men rriittliad, hith erto, been left to the tender mer cies of pawnbrokers and burn sliar!0 m U'l.ul..n nnw. ntie.-otl.. . ..i...i ,.n ... I JOUUg HIHI iiciemiiocu mih-j tunc, ' iV.. f v,.. v.rU nrr.io-! to clean UP jime ami mo '-fce; onsfes in America's biggest ciTy. hooking down from above, or up from below. Jiorcules. who rleanod ! the Augean atHbles. will tjvinpn-ln thlze with Mr. Whalen. I Closing up 2,1.000 spoakoasleH. everyone of whlrh can move next! iloor and nnen un aealn. is a loh : ii,i,i lll ol.n Internatltl HIsvtihiiK Q . - " j IHt law tays corporations nave, no aotil. theretore they cant die. and cant complain when cnargen (Continued on Page Tour.) luTO II 1 E Fifteen-Year-Old School; Boy and Major Mills Given. Durant Contest Awards! Closer Restriction, Educa-j tion, Respect for Law Arej Stressed in Plans. i XKW VOIIK. Dec. 2li. (Pi A former New York pronlbition ad ministrator ami a l,-yoar-eltl hisli Ten- the best prohibition enforce- AD hisi -Major Chester P. .Mills, who 10 I signed as prohibition atlminls- Mr.it...- f..i- tin. Vi..f Vnrl.- chv ilis- ,.,.,. ias, ,iuno, won the main prize of $25,000 .Malcolm I). .Mniacl:. junior ; In l'alo Alto Colli. , hiuh school. , won the -r,ooo srhool prize. The boy 1 revives $1000 and Ills school1 I Mr.:.:.. ' ! More drastic restrictions ami, cUim-i- supervision of llu traffic J,r,"f,"- 1 " U1 in induct rial ali-uhul to rut vt-ivinn into illirit clianii Is suucstctl l.y Major .Mills. , 1-MtMUiiiMi of Hi", inMjplo ron i criiitm tli' proliiliitioii law, tcarh- more rcs t fur tin- law a ml a nioi'L' sclcnlliic Hi-lfctiun of rti forcrni'.'iit offii'M-s were tht hij;Ii Pim in Alinark s plan. (-'nrcks for tin- prizes .ceiviHl yesterday liy Major Mills at ii s lionu' in circi'ii Kanns. i'onn., Inml ly Alma-li ami tin principal of his .school in l'alo Alto, Approximately half of the -3.- I'm lo..u tiitiinlltr.il in thn coil- i' test were sent in by women, i no total ii u m her of siiKJ-'estlons of-: fered by the contestants was 64, ment. while 53 10 tirRcd modifica tion of the Volstead act. Of these 153(i favored man u fact uro and sale of intoxicants, and 4U0 wanted liKht wines and beer. Hotter um of federal oraniza tions was offered as a solution by 3;i8S. while better state and local co-operation was suKosted !" Kdncation liucd. I :eeom inundations for education and propaganda were nuule bv 1 9.10S. Church tra!niim formed the theme of W'l suKKCstions. rieneru 1 ed ucn lion was u rcd by 2G2H. The plan offered by Major Mills, he .say.s follows closely the policy lie pursued during his. ad nilnlstraiion of the prwhlbitlun law in New York, a policy not con- su nmi. u 1 " "c 7 7, " , alcohol. Major Mills uracil closer :crntiny of persons and concerns to whom permits are issued and dcclarei; for the elimination cf the Independent denaturing plants which he says have no economic place In the business and are forced to divert most of their out put into bootley channels to make a profit. j Stricter supervision of perfume j plants and similar coiueriis which Ihold permits for special denatured Tftnttmififl on Pnir HIT LOTTIE S PARTY ! Tl; wood home of Miss Ixjtlle I'lcK ford, which ended in a fight In i he early morning hours of Christ mas day. A man who identified himself as "Daniel K. Jue re tired business man was taken to a hospital with a lacerated hand and weak from loss of blood. Jae ger blamed Jack Daugherty, one time husband of the lato arbnra I la Marr. for hie Injury, but de 'ctllied to file a complaint. Dau- ighcrty was not on the premises - - w'en police broke up tho party, mere earner v lien h. timing h jdplivered--;hat the affair was be-. coming To noisy." j district Attorney t'lttn' intercut ; the affair wan drelared to he In the development of facts In re- union to the Honor laws. Ml I'lekford left her home. her destination unannounced soon latter Jaeiter w taken lo Ihe hos-' pltal. Police salt she appeared to have been struck in Ihe battle, but ihe declared she was not hurl, nml expressed regret over the In- eldnt. stating that both men were 'her friends. i ChRnTMAn M Ul II IIV I 1 1 II IV ll I ENDS IN Llo'DBERGH - - Ik . V eWl FARM PLAN The latest honor for Cot. I International League of Aviators. Presentation was at the International civil aeronautics conference In Washington. Lett to tight: Assistant Secretary McCrackon, Pierre Etlenne Flandln, vice presi dent of French chamber of deputies, Lindbergh and Orvllle Wright, HOOVER PLANS mm. 1 AMniMn IIUIIIL LHI1UII1U; AN ARYS XTHi l II IUI III I Villi II Unique Christmas Enjoyed ( Aboard Battleship Utah Hampton Roads Disem - . oarkation Point Per - sonal Matters Call. r. s. j After the I'TAll. liec. t!.(l most unique ('irvislmas ; tic h ever known, thanks to the i.,,-, lw.u,iinHtf .if I 'fin. i ; -- - i- -i- tain Train anil officers of the J I'tah, I'resideiit-olecl Herb e r t Hoover today bewail consideration of correspondence received from '( the I'nitcd Slates at Hio do Ja- neiru. He also commenced formu- i. latiuic plans for his leu days visit i to Washliiittffii, where he expects ' to arrive on the niorninp of Janu ary T. Mr. Hoover announced yesterday' that InstiMid of the L'lah takhiK ! him to -'lorida it will land him at ) Hampton I toads January I! as the I prcsiilcnt-olect is desirous of ut- i tendliiB to various personal mat ters in the nutlonal capital before j Komi! to .Miami where ho will re- j main until almost time for the, , .- i , , iii InauKuration unless he should do-1 eitle It. make unother separate j ifootlwill trip to .Mexico anil Tuba, i Circumstances made It necessury ' r,.,. 1,1... l.. I... ii. I.. ii til.. 1.I....0 t.. visit these two countries on thoihere on burffla.-y charKes after present tour anil he has Indicated that he may make a special trip before be caters tile White House to show friendliness to theiu. The lit, overs' I'hristlnas aboard the l'lah ended with a dinner given in the onen air on the mmer deck by Captain Train and (lie officers in honor of i tin preslilent elect and Mrs. I loover. Under a full moon shining through a tropi cal nig.ht. The Utah's deck wan converted into it coinliiuiillon sum mer garden nnd Chrislin:ks setting. set new record mJ KANSAS CITV. Iec. 2. Two national air transport pilots roared through the darkness in their new Curtis Falcon planes ast night to a new wpeed record I for the northbound trip over the 'Chicago-Dallas air mall route, at taining part of the way a speed of three und a half niil"s a min ute. The I ! 7 miles of Chicago was flown In six hours and At min utes, an average speed of almost I 1 rid miles an hour, tho com puny 7 V ,. rnic iy ii mil wind and in creasing his speed as ho came northward, fieorge It, Crogiin flew the 54? milw from Pallas In four hours nnd i T p minutes. The ! 73 ... .. . , " ' . " wh niaoe in one nour nai. p, iinii At,,.,.!,,.,, !..,. ihP T.?f-i,ii".. hhi.u.11 o , trip ' . . rccortl for that leg when he flew the 4"i0 ml ten In two hours and 3 7 minute, at tlmca attaining a speeii of Jin miles an hour. Ili.tliop Ilc. rilll.ADKLI'HIA. Iiec. 2G. 'P -ntshop Michael J. Crane. 6.". I auxiliary heart of tho Catholic dlo res0 of Philadelphia is dead here. . (ilantl (ruft flit. NKWMAltKKT. En. iPl The thoroughbred breeders' association! has passed a resolution urging that the offspring, of any stallion or mare FUhmtlted to Ihe opera- opera- tion of gland grafting should be ineligible for the. stud book. PRESENTED HARMON TROPHY Charles A. Lindberoh is the Harmon Acrobatic Stunt Brings Dismissal of Drunk Charge 1 DALLAS, Tex.. lcc. ! J (tV) Tlie man who offers to S walk a chalk line t prove fr he'n sober has nothiiiK on . "(Hd Muse," "Mostt" as he is known to f police, was arrested fi .i.u,,ii'e.,,.es. 1 4 i'arl in po When he ap- llce court today. Mose" denied that he had V absorbed too much Christmas ' ," "I'se sobnh. l.ooky lieah," i and "Mosc" put his hands tu i jnn - noor. boosted hfmsoirt j 4 into the air and stood on his 4' ? umtched head umn judge ,j ! Walter U. lira nan said: 't;a.se dlsiulssed." : THRILL SEEKER LOSES LIFE IN PISTOL BATTLE liKKKHUCY, Cu! Dee. t!.(I) Shot by a policeman while, fleeing f,.UM) Jul(nB where he hud Just ,, , , mL robbed a safe, Thomas Donald uoimm 21. soplioniore at University of Kcdlands. at lEedlunds. Cal.. is ' dead, and two Juniors at tile same iu'hni.1 li.iliii. r.....l . iconfessln complicity In the rob- j berv, stalled early yesterday, f Hall's father, a rancher near San IJernartllno, said his sou hud all I the money llH; needed, and blamed the robbery on tile boys' desire for "a ihrllt." The sliitlents arresletl wero f'ornwell IJooney, 21, of Complon anil fiooiKo I. Keller, 23. of Sun Iternarillno. I'alrolmau Thttddciis ' Ornes re ported thai ho shot Hall after the hitter had drawn a revolver anil ordered him lo throw up bis hands. "Don't .-hoot, you fool!" Ihe policeman shouted, anil himself fired ivilce when 1 1 n 1 1 attiunpii.il to bluff him. Ilolh shots struck Hall In the body, and he fell tlead. Cooney surrendered after the policeman had fired two shots at Keller, who escaped, but - was m ughl later tit his hotel. I'ollee said the prisoners confessed they had robbed the safe, sorkiiiK money to return honin after a holi day hero. Auto Accidents in Chicago Cause iri n I hirteen Deaths, j CHICAUO. Dec. 2i:(a; There were 13 ileinliH from uittoimihile iiccldenls In Clil- tUKo over CI: rlnt iiiiih one ol the lantern death lists from Hitch a cause over recorded during a holiday period here. The fatalities brought the number of motor car deaths for the year to 10.11, which is a record bevh of those killed were - J.....i, i . . r,. . sir nek by motor cars while ''roKHlnK the Htrect.OOne was 4 n IJOV four Vchth nbl In IiIm 4 i nioilicr's arms, killed as lie 4 ! was being carried from a street car to a curb. Krosty pavements were blamed for ! the other accidents. Ik The accidents occurred on i Christmas eve and Christinas duy. Chrlltmai Mail KO.M 15. Italy, Dec. W. iA't Pope run celebrated a Christmas mid night mass In his own private cnB nei bi me vaucan iff the pros- chspei at til ence of his relatives and a few Inmlate friends. mil LLnULIlO ,o4 FitWi y Mill K1 1 A 111 trophy, awarded annually by the I i ! ! : Slight Improvement in Con dition Today One Bul letin Per Day Now Christmas Restful Day Royal Family Pay Visit. , I.OMIO.V, Dec. 26 . --(.'Tl It was j staled in authoritative circles Uils mornliiK that there was a sIIrIu I ImprovcnienK In KIiik Ceoi'Ke'M coiulitiou. He was coutinuiiiK to i make the very slow progress which j hail been reported by Ills doctors i during the past days. ."- ( uiii'UU'mn. Rrow toda.v that j Kilter CieorKe'H recovery was as sured nlthouRh Hie path to health mir,ht be Iouk and strewn with I difficulties. j The bit est infiinuation on the i Mim's coudit'on was reassurim;. I The fact that only one bulletin was now being Issued daily wan held to he ii good sign in that It implied that his illness was taking i a normal course. j The king whh announced lo have ! spent a restful Christmas day. All j the members of the royal family, j except two sister of Ihe king. (iUuen Maud of Norway and Prln- ! cess I.oulse, celebrated fbrlHtinas I ut ltii.ibliiirli.il., i... I i I -Mary and her children paid brief visits lo the sickroom ami saw the king during the day. The salisfuctlon felt by the royal family an diu official quarters over the king's condition was shared tu many thousands of Iiritish homes when tho Christmas bulletin was broadcast. FAILED 10 RALLY I.OH ANCIlIJCiS. Uce. 20. (A"f l-'red C. Thomson, noted motion picture nthleln and stunt man. died here nhorily before midnight last night. He failed to rally from an j operation for gallstones, pei fi in t ed three weeks ago. I 'riiouiHon, perhaps best known In recent years for his western rides. ln,,il " l"rn f,,r the Worse on t hrlMtmas morning, after several blood transfusions had been re sorted lir in an effort to build up , is Miengin. in bis nioiion picture ! stunt career he had braved dentil ; M'ore.1 of times, mid often had been I Injured Herioily. Illness which had 1 extended over the gi enb-r purl of me past year, and kept hliu from active work in Hie pictures, liow er( had sjippcd his rest.-lu pee, I'liysicld-i said his death apiareiit ly was in no way caused by old injuries. An ordained pastor In Nevada and chaplain of the ll.'jtli field ar tillery. 4Ufh division. In the World wnr, Thomson of'i liad explained that lie. hud entered the ptcltiren because ho fi It that bo could de liver as gn-nt a niessaKe through lean, wholesome films us through ihc nuli.lt. He met Kraneis Marlon scenario writer, in I'urls unil nuir- rletl her on November si, mi 9. Hoon after his mnrrlaice he starletl mo- tion plteure work lis an athletic double." His first western lettHj uttti. fllin,.,l I., ttiv!) KtcailHT Is lloatctl. CONFIDENCE IS GROWING THA RECOVERY SURE AHTOHIA. Ore., Dec. 26. ol'l Deputy Hherlffs today rnblcd a The steamer Klorence l.uckenbueh. Chinese lottery establishment, nr whlch went aground this morning resting the operator and selling near the mouth of tho Columbia, considerable equipment. This was river was floated later and pro- the twelfth raid In two weeks ceedid hack lo Astoria. Only. made by sheriff's officers on lot- minor damago was reported. O I CARtDQ 4 ' House Republicans to At tempt Win Farm Group for Present Congress -Longworth Believes Bill Can Be Passed Hawley Against General Tariff Revision. ; WAKIIIXCTO.N. Dec. SO tVi Krrorls beiiiK matte in the senate for enactment of farm relief let's- j lllllon fit this session reeeivetl i ill I pelus lotluy up tile house j.;Je I when liepublieali leaders said tbey I Mtmltl allempt to win over lo this plan the farm ki'oiip members who I "cc iii'i.Iiik poslpotiement until the ; Hoover administration takes hold. ; Speaker l.oUKWortb extiressetl the belief Hint a bill aeeeptuble lo the farm leatlers could bo passed at this session and t lint all thai is needed Is all laureemi,nt amotlK the farm Itrolip. lie held that house farm loader.i were mistaken 111 eon tending that relief leKislatlon shuuld iiwall the IncouiiiiK admill istralion ami be worked out In connection with tariff revision. "11 would lake at least six mtilll lis fn- Uic administrative hoard to organ 1e mid get work ing," he said, tabling that delay beyond this session would make the legislation inapplicable to the lU'll crop. Kepresentative Tllson of Connec ticut, the majority floor leader, also favors passage of n farm meuMirc at this HcsHion. He wiiiiIh an extra session. If one Is to be called, be ginning In April, while the speaker believes the fall would be prefer able, for ii iiv tariff rend histinciit. It was understood today that j Hresidcnt-eiect Hoover, who has) pnmilsed un exin sesniou to cun- f wider farm relief If this question is noi (iisposeu or ui me suori es- sion, would be ucquiilnicd by housti lindiiM with I he ooitoMlmr lilnnu in' congress as well as plans underway for tariff readjust men l hearings, either lief ore or just after he reaches this country from his Iut)n American tour next month. No Tariff Revision. As for tariff. Speaker Longworth believes there should lie no gen eral revision of Mcheilules. "There seems to he no reason why all Ihe I'hedulcs should lie revised," lie mild. "Some are high enough, nnd generally there Is no demand for a complete revision.' The speaker added he had been informed that the present ujee) and ehenileii I schedules were accept able to the trades, and that rough ly speaking, about all that need any revision are the farm, textile and possibly I lie cement schedules. In this view, the speaker was Joined by Kepi'csenlntlve Hawley of Oregon, chnirman of the ways and means committee, which will open tariff hca rings .January 7. Mr. I taw Icy reiterated toduy that his commit lee would h u g e s t changes only where It was deemed absolutely Justified lifter a thor ough study of Ihe items. "When we re-wrote Ihe law in llfJl'," Hawley said, "we channel it from one end to the other. Thai we do not intend lo do this time." Hawley contended that any farm relief hill passed would be only supplementary .to what could he nbl allied for agriculture In read justing the farm tariff schedule. "The tariff." ho said. "Is the great e.si measure of farm relief obtainable. We do ninety billion didlars worth of business union1.' ourselves. It's a cash market, and for the farmer to have an oppor tunity In this market on at least uual If nM n little more favorable terms than hts competitors Is tile most important tiling for tlie farmer." PO ItTI.A Nil. lire,, Dec. 20. M'l A uencral Pacific coast conference on telephone rates was eslletl for Jail, 7 nt Portland by the city council tuday. KcprcHt-ntat I v e s from all leading 0'lcs on the coast arc expelled to uUcnd. Kcveral elites. Including Han Krunciscu. Health1, and l-'resno. Cal have notified the council that they wish to be represented. A proposal to petition the Inter state commcrcu commission for a coast-wide telephone rate Investi gation will be one of the principal mailers considered. IUIMI IrfHICI-. POItTl.AND, Or.. Dec. 20 .IIP) Iterlcs In 1'ortluHd. ' ' Will Rogers Says: XKW YOKK. Dec. L'li. Well, the Christmas spirit is over now. everybody can uct back to their natural dispo sitions. If there had been us many ;rotjl wishes in the heart us there was on paper, the devil would have to diu' tip sonic new clients. Christ inns will never be a real charily benefit till we learn to cat those Christinas cards. If we spent as much with the Salvation Army as we tin with the telegraph companies the poor would be fat all winter, lint we etin all no back to work with a clear conscience, we fed 'em Christmas and New Year's. Now all the poor have to do is just to fill in the few meals till next Christinas. Yours, WILL KOCKIiS. THIEVES POSE STEALS4.000 Chicago Catholic Church Loses Christmas Offer ingsWanted to 'Start New Year Right' Priest Tlrl Mnrl, Th.a TI Told Made Two Trips With Bag. ,,,, . ,-, 2...-(P-loiir ttve, posing as pciiitcnui, held up two priests In the rectory of ust. Caslinli-H Catholic church last , night, and stole 4000 tho com- blued Hundny and Cliiistmus duy offer. ngst of one of the city's largest Polish congregations, Tlie Ilev. Father Adolbert Kur man. 70, pastor emeritus, and 1. K. Krakuwskt one of six priests of tho church, wero alone whon tho men apposred Haying they wunted to "start tho new year right by taking the pledge." 1 I am if In d in vmi hero with such good intentions." Father Krakowskl said. "Hut tonight we arc very busy. Four of the pricats aro cut visiting the sick. Couldn't you como back after tho holi days?" One of the robbers walked very closu to Futher Krakowskl, poking a revolver against tho priest. "It iMi't tljo pledge wo want to take,' the man said. "We want tho Christmas collect lot." Jlo compelled Futher Krakowiki to open the safe. Two trips wero required by the robbers to carry the money, in canvas bags, out of Mho reclory. DEATH OF BERLIN SPLIT OF FAMILY XKW VOIIK. Dee. 211 (IV The death of Irvluif llerlln. Jr.. ' 21-duy-old son of llm souk writer, was thought today to liavo ee- l""'H"tl a reconciliation between toe colitis parents and Kianu- fill her. fllirel MlllKiiv. toeslilelll r the i t.t.h ,,... I PENITENTS Mr. MacKuy. who was estranged ",H, lilll,,1 ,u'luy when ii hook and rrom his dauiihler bv her mar- '"dilcr truck Hliiddcd Into u trollev rlago to lierllu, In January. III20. Pole. Iiliinlng him against the isile. was amiiiig the first to cull at tht;:'1'110 f,,'u ,n"'k w"" 011 ltN way ti) an bereaved home yesterday lo nt- ,,lHt "l,lu hoilld. where Joseph Itobl fir condolences after the death B"n' Wl" I'rohalily fatally burn, of the Infant as the result of u 1 wllu" HVegiillnn can of nup'i heart attack. I "la gasoline exploded. , The death ut fi p. m. was sod- den. Karllcr In the day Irving, Jr., bad shown no signs of illness,. I to and his little sister had (i Christmas tree. ' Hhorlly lifter the blrlh of 'the I son, December 1, there were Indi cations thai Mr. MacKay hud re- leuled In his uttltudu toward Mrs. i Perlln, an atlitudo, which thu lilrth of the first child Mary 101-j Ion. two years ugo failed to shake. , This is the second tlmo that! l IM I.NN ATI, Ohio. Dec. 20. (;!', Mr. Ma. Kay and his daughter, '"rails' llrooka, an ISmnntliK-oliI have been brought together by ,hl111' of A!,ra' w- Va" wl,u cl death. on Heptember 13, Mrs. 1 dentally swallowed n toy motor lierlln nllended, with her futher, 1 ''V0'0 11 "K0 wll,l eating u the funeral of his mother, Mrs. ' Loulsu Hungerfortl MitcKuy, Lewii Chairman WAHIIlNtlTON, Doc. afl. (yi'i-- K. I. Lewis has been olucted chair man of tho Interstate commerce commission to servo the year 193. He succeeds Commissioner J, II. Cambloll In the post under the regular arrangement for rotutlou among the nine members. PRESIDENT IN GEORGIA F0RREST Coolidges to Spend Mid Winter Vacation Sapelo Island Citizens' Com mittee Extends Welcome to Party at Brunswick Quiet Christmas Day. mtl'NSWICK. Cu., Hoc. L'ti. IVt 1 'resident and Mrs. CoolidKe ar rived In Hruiiswlck at !i o'clock this niorniUK and left Immediately for Sapdo Islatnl for their mid w Idler vacation as KUesls of I low-aid- K. Coffin. Accoinpanylnir the presidential parly was Krank o. Salisbury, an KnKlish portrait painter. Mr. Cool idges in Hilary a lift naval aides. Colonel Osiuun Lalro'ie and Cap tain Wilson lli'iiwn; his personal physician, James V. Coupal, and n corpM of newspaper correspondents and photoKi'aphers. A cili;:en' committee extended a welcome to the president as he stepped from the train, Mrs. Cool IdKc, leading her Utile red chow on a leash, was presented with a hoiiiiiet. Mr. and .Mrs. Cnolidtic will re side at Mr. Coffin's home on Sapelo Island durinj; their Christ mas stay here. Christmas night passed quietly on the ConlldKo train. Tho presi dent and Airs. Coolidfrc spent the time in reading nnd conversation and In showering attentions upon "Tiny Tim," tho fluffy, reddish enow nog, a uivoruu among the wmio House pets., Tiny Tim," accompanied his master and mistress Into the din ing cur last night and wih inueli in evidence throughout the nieni. Mr. nnd Mrs. Coolidge delighted in giving him tld-blta from the presi- MenUnl table-nnd onw? Mr. iiool- j j(jK, n,uflo the puppy" sit up in the nlslo ftiul "bog'. for his food. A few sharp barks and tho president : relented while the dog happily snatched nt tho morsel tossed at him. The dinner nunu gave air. Coolidge his choice between a famous product of his native statu Vermont turkoy and stoak and his selection was thu latter. Hut his choice was influenced porlmps by the fact that he had eaten tur koy earlier In tho day, before leaving the White House. FALLS IN GULLY err THiiiiKiiii. i-u., dpv. jg,-. ipi Twu Volunteer firemen were killed and clchl ulhers Injured, rive seriously, when their uppiiruf us lilunKctl down an ciuhiinkinmil to day whllu miomllivf lo the fit-it in tho plain of thn CanieKlc; KeriuiiiK company nt HuIiIhIuui'k. Tlio blu.o, which Htnrted carlv yustoitliiy, was still rtiKlnu thin niornlnn. Tho loss was Placed nt !iiMiun. Tho dend firemen wero Ailnlph Hoiiiintl, :i0. und Joseph Ue l'etro, lined -15. Thn tipiinrittim, n combination ptimncr and hose cart, leaped from Mm roadway on a curvu und Homer- saulted down Into the milly below. I lie fire truck wan wrecked. A heavy fog obscured the driver's, vl- moll. lil.fcVMrf.MI, Ulllu, Dec. Jli. CI.HVKI.AXI), (H) Arthur Hlnnnburyzti. flriimiin. l' Kugo oi uopcorn. inso nas oecn suffering from pneumonia, hospllul uiilliorltlcs announced today. Hurguona have boon iinublo to. upemlo on the boy due to his crlll cul condition caused by pnoiiinoiilu. The toy lodged In tho boy's throat and hospital attaches today said . that pneumonia was not an un usual duvelopment when a fnro'm substance became fastened In the throat, v , -
