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, .W6nad*7o ' 'p '. ;i * W la io t.tr. Am ong S c r p i'o . , -Caught la C hin ese \ Store. ' Nammaok pursued the other two been killed ljt. various parts of the United States and M exico. Charged w ith th reatfonalbillty o f o f fice, or an y clan who favor they at tWtt erann ry 'J w A ll th s Labor Cabinet M inisters, ax- In- into the store of K wong H ong OWtlng MacDonJd, caat dou b ton tbo N yen Company, ` importers and ex FoU e staid to A vertiS ew Tons might* eek, to g e t w h a t th e y can out The o f it.* ; .' -' % >>'*. \ %; . gestlo ^ , ^exposure - a n d 'a n official sta tem en t porters, a t N o . 31 P elt S treet, w here K illin gs Baa* e C M sm , 4 ;,N H o ld E r l d m e i - O e a e l u l v s . -, oaista: from the Labor Party headquarters they were caught in the rear ofi.tjie .. P istols. / " "Th* p atriotism ,'o f a m a n . w ho *oi ,, v hint* a t forgery, - ' f. X 'f'X .room. r :j On a tip th a t the sm ow derlng fires loaves his home and country and goes they f T h . D a lly Herald, th e offlclal.new a- M eanwhile a taxicab had drawn up of tho ton g w ar wore about to burst 3,000 mil through su b m arin e-in many $.;< pap er o f th e Labor P arty, to-m orrow at P ell and M o tt S treets and D etec Into th e flam o o f a n ew series of fested w aters and o ffer s h is life In war) " w ill proolalm under h u so headline, X '- " D ocu m en t th e W o rk o f , 'White tives cial Powell and Gleason o f the Sp e Service Division saw several C h in atow n shootings, detectives sta shock of battle m ay not be boughtXior sold nor com pensated, but th at o f a f!oo11<! But A gent," and yet M acDonald, chief Chinese carrying others in their backs tioned th ere lout nigh t raided the old V ice President has its price, albeit the ta le r o f th e F oreign Office, is h im se lf ro- Into N o. S P ell S treet. S h ofs from A rcade a t N o. 11 D oy ers S tre e t, seized ch eap price o f 250 fo r an e v en in g o f there `fe p sponsible ex-offlcio w h eth er ho p er; f&i so x a lly had a hand In it o r not, for th e ''if/ ! ' fa lse le tte r ' w hich w ill w reck his party' chances at the poll* If the * c o u n try a c ce p ts It a s genuin e. '`7!.'!:/'I f th e ,c o u n tr y doesn't accep t It os 'i'.ij genuin e, h ow ever. It seom s certnln to destroy tho .political career of tho Foreign Secrotary who permitted such a colossal and hum iliating blunder,. a' Su ch a^ohargo.. la. w ith o u t precedent police p lstoU \sen t them aoampering. They were caught and ait assembled in fro n t o f tho N o. 81. ", A nt ambulance * w as called from Beekman Street H ospital and a patrol wagon from Police Headquarters. By this tim e uniformed pollcemon, a t tracted by the sh ots, hod: com e run ning from all. sides. Sevon. ef the prisoners were in a four pistols and a quantity of am m u nition and arrosted six Chinese. A ll, said to be m em bers o f the Hip fine phrase* on th e heroism ort the, ,,jfinio soldiers who raised the m oney to -pof fleet hilat fee ^ TLocal "Evidence thnt V ice President Cool- rough Sln gvtong, w ere locked up on charges ldsre did th is tbtaj* In Indlaputabie. public of actin g In concert In connection w ith It is tantlfled to by a gallan t former public possession of the w eapons. ' The: L ieu ten an t o f th e arm y, w ho wan The A ixade h a s b een the scene o f m an y danffcroualy w ounded In. b attle, and mail b a ttles In tho to n g feudn o f th s p a st, hi te stim o n y 1 corroborated b y a w as t. bu t bo beon c lo se d ,fo r sev era l years. m in ister o f th e g-ospe! w ho w a s a to gl* m em ber No f th e co m m ittee en terin g h ! p . in BritlshTltstoTy, h u t th e Herald to Into the arrangem ent w hereby the del! ve morrow will denounce "the foolish and lnoorrect action of tho Foreign Office m andarines" and adds, " th oy ;.wero told .the D ally M all, Intended to pubt Hah t h i s p a lp a b le -tnvention o f dls I P credited R ussian refugees. Xy-vi': '"The connection .o f L ord R oth er- V *' m ere w ith t h e le tte r sh o u ld -h a v e been nwampa, to-day made overture ,to th* V ic e - P resid en t w a s to m ake the authorities to surrender. fi sp eech . It U com m on kn ow led ge In Ho aid he would give him self up ae B rid g e p o r t It la exp lain ed , too, th at coon oe< ho could negotiate with a mah; who would promise to go on his bond ; He Intimated he and hi w ife had beer4 living on berriee and roots In thi Mr. Coolldge w as ought to m ake the ad dra not b ecau se be w as M r. C oolIdgo but b ec a u se 4^ avaa V ice P r e sl- , ``E v e r y ^ ^ T ^ c is ^ d o ia le d h is dr her Th< th a n poblk Othfij menu ganlr periei that 1 ' enough to put them on their guard, ,,if. and th e y sh o u ld h a v e replied in the Both o f the Injured m en h&vo rood ervIcOs for th e m eetin g. T h e thVi.- objec' chance to recover. T : I tre in which it . w as held w as given Thr ' fam ous phrase of the Duke of W ellX; lngton. 'P u b lish an d h e dam ned.' (Continued from Flrat Page.) Mvl t Kc U oelct OU- z y )i i h P-6 `r I n s t e a d th ey issu ed th e a b su rd ity in h allu cin ation s. C ontinual Inhalation t-'f. w hich Prim e th ey disregarded the ' fact. M inister M acDonald had not of It w ill cause death, but If th s p a authorised the n o li in Its final form, tient realize th at th e gas Is affecting 0 " T f f rE S ' " f N ftiE N E ly Y O R k j , x . " T h e y overlooked th o g ro ss d ip lo him and seek s .m edical aid,- th e poison m a tic discourtony o f p u b lish in g the can be driven -out o f his body In a note before there had been tim e for ; J ./ an answ er to com e from M oscow , and th ey did not com m unicate either with Prim e M inister M acDonald or Under month or more. Once relieved, 'the body recuperates rapidly and there oro no after effects." , S ecretary P on son by. T hey, rushed It W hen M. D . M ann, head o f the r e Thirteen ij'' OUt." search departm ent of the plant, first A ccording to a despatch from South w a s asked about the cases, he denied W a le s, w here M acD opald h a s boon '):/ c o m m u n ica tin g on th e telephon e all the men had been affected by gas. He S u n d ay w ith C abinet M inisters and said w orkers In the laboratory w ere Stores- A b o u t-T tyt;' F o reig n O ffice o fficia ls, he w ill m sk e paid 2ft or 26 cen ts an hotf) more a statem en t In h is C ardiff speech than laborers on the outside, and $ M onday, but up to to-night the im that they were supplied with gas pression prevslled in official quarters m asks. th at the Prem ier had decided to say Mr. Mann promised to prepare a nothing until after election. statem ent for the press, but when r.V S ig n e d h r M in e r O ffic ia l. . that sta te m e n t -Was issued, fifteen T h e ' British note to th s Russian m inutes later, It m erely said: 'T hese C harge D 'A ffaires R ak ovsk y w as men probably w ent Insane because signed by^J. D. Gregory, chief of the they worked too h a r d ' 1 horth ern sectio n o f th e F oreign O f W hen pressed Tor inform ation Mr. fice.' MaoDonald w as aw ay cam M ann sold a statem ent probably would p a ig n in g and his aid. A rthur P on son com e "from N o. 26 B road w ay," th e by, Parliam entary Under Secretary, headquarters o f the Standard Oil in o n ly fu n c tio n s w h ile Parliam en t la In terests. , session. X I Rumors -- as to why the note was B RI% STEALER HEARD FROM w,H E N New Yorkers hear of a certain kind o f suit, a smart idea in neckties or a hew departure in shirts, they know we'll have it. - J\nd one of our stores is always just around the corner. X n o t signed /by either Sir W illiam T yr rell ' o r Sir E yre Crowe, perm anent W ill tnlt Sw am p W hen H# Guta c h ie f o ffic ia ls-o f tho F oreign Office. X w as explained by saying it was a m at B a il era B h a o tln s C hars:. ---- O u r -relations w ithxNcw York ter o f routine for the ohlef of the sec- Special Despatch to Tho World / f tlo n concerned a lw a y s to sig n notes NORFOLK. Vft.. Oct. J6. -- Frank men arc about as friendly and, as se n t to C harges D 'a ffa ire s in ste a d -o f Jarfc, who kidnapped hi brldo of Ambassadors or M inisters. tw elve *day* from her father* home intimate as it is possible for a rc- M acD onald fo r som e s e e k s h a s been after hooting him and hi b o th e r, I'X under a h ig h n erv o u s strain, as show n Thursday night, and fled to Duck Trout tail business to be. by his speeches, the language of I. which has w rought unm itigated abuse. ,,4 R econtly the N ew Statesm an, hitherto a Labor woekly, denounced his keynote speech as suggesting drunkon- ness were his. temperance not known. ' j F rien d s of th e Prem ier s u g g e st ho W e've' always tried to find out, v what you liked, and then to give it to you first--always at thc'Iow- Is on th e verge of a nervous brCak- > down and ordered the Zlnovleff docu- est possible price consistent with , f m en t and th e protest lasuod w ith out such serious consideration ns would good quality. h a v e 'b e e n acoordod them if he had m * . been In norm al health . 1 vJJ.' N o Ught had y e t been sh ed on how th e Forogn Office cam e to be duped. y [ '; \ Thar's why . wc have thirteen - f M y Information that tho election bom b Is a forgery co m es from an tm - : questionable source, but unless MaoD on ald h im self repudiates th e Z lno- WitoilnPAIN I t ! w o n d erfu l h o w storcs-a*b,ou^t-,t`o' wn-.-`,j!....e...a...c...h.....- one a ---------------- Thirteen Stores S F< fast-growings link dn the most * ' 241 B W w .y 345 Brosdwsy *J X - vlcff letter, as all his colioagues are t.e. .f, u. rg.in g. hi m to do. th u s eacrlflolng ',,himself for his party, th s country will go to the polls with the m ajority'of tho people believing tho Labor Cabinet W ^ q u ick ly th e p ain goes W7 a ft e r g o o d r u b w it h B e n -G a y . I t b ^ in sa v jute! e n d M e s s e d . $ /. covenanted to lend' R ussia m oney ^P r e l ie f . w hile they knew the Bolsheviks wore .-'Beeklnslto bring about a revolt In the V Fort Tired feer , !m v X B rtitrh A rm y ao<! successful business of its kind in , America. * - -i > " S e n e a n d D e s e r v e " - ' 9ih snd Broadway 2 2 8 th and B road w ay *3 *44th and Broadway *42nd and h BR O O K LY N! *38 Borough NBW ARKt '800 it'; 5 Prosecutor Starts Rigid Inquiry S & & i : ir to Fix Blame for Unconquer- able,'; Inexplicable Malady. LA T E S T VICTIM SUCCUMBS, ; ' BOUND IN STRAITJACKET. BKOutHO eu sT ix iij WILD T A X IJT mC OeJLV SAFE METHOD O^TeORATH 6 1 VIM6 p a t ie n t , t h e RODEO t r e a t m e n t Violent Poison Baffles Physl;c", plans-- Plant to Stay Closed; J Expert to Inspect Stations. C lam ped In a traitjacket on an Iron cot In R econstruction H ospital. W illiam M cSw eeney died yesterday, Ahe .third victim o f the st ran fro gas TR.ICN Rl fam W in th e Bayway. N. J., plant of th e Standard Oil Company of New TmE MEftRV" Jersey,' which drives men m sd and then k ills them , M cS w eeney died at 2 o'clock in the m orning. HI* relatives took his body -h o m e .to N o , 15 F u lton Street, E lisa C H A P S FOR THE MODDy SEASON mow yoo TELL O N f I KNOW A 6 0 0 D STOAy.QOT t w au gH r G o t .. My UiCTW A 1 , beth;; N . J. A t 4 o'olock in the a fter noon there came tw elve more men to th e ward which "Ioonly gas" has filled. (L aet n ig h t there w ere sev e n te e n m en in the hospital In varying stage o f the alim ent the gas pro d u ces. T w o Were hu rrying dow n the path M cSweeney took, tryin g to out- race the threatening bands of men w h ich " looaly gas" had pictured In th eir minds. T hey wore Herbert Fuso n of N o .' 51 Qrler A ven u e and W illiam Kregge of No. 1s t Summer Street, both Ellrhbeth, N . J.. who had been admitted to the hospital on S at u r d a y . T hey, w ere In traitjacket*. WISE, CRACK ERS AT THE C L U B - A LA W IL - R O S R ! Their, condition w as described as criti c a l . "-! ^ : Sotbe of the men In the hospital Buried Pueblo, 3,000 lears Old,Appeared to be dose to recovery. T hejrkad left their beds and lounged a b o u t th e su n lit room s. B u t su ch Is \ ' 1Once Housed 20,000 in Neva'the mystery about the gas and lta te c ta th at Dr. C. K." Sm ith, house physician, would not- predict when th e y jwould be ready to leave th e h osSpltat"ndr w h eth er th eir recovery Is M. R. liarrington Brings First Detailed Description real ok tem porary. P h ysician s In Quandary, V "This Is a new th in g," he explained. Alleged, Rum Rur - - - 7a don't know w hat m ay happen. LTquo'r'andWciriey I--4 - ., m u st k eep th em under observa- R ENO , N ev .. Oct. 38.---T he first "W found cornccfos ab ou t three | V ben th e doctors In th e R eoonatruc* 1 Howpttal w ere fighting- bare' i ed with an Intangible enem y they J'jd'not put their skilled fingers on, i aOnyway laboratory stood closed detailed account of a burled Pueblo City, w hloh 8,000 or m ore years ago housed probably 20,000 people In Southeastern Nevada, wna brought to Reno yesterday by M. K. H arrington Inches Ions' and evidence th at th peo ple llvd on th fr u its of th chns and agricultural products. W e found arrowheads and bone of deer." The first Clue to the existen ce of th Mlfieri city wo from JeberiUh by Coast G extradition ti tj the sim ple placard on th door Of the M useum of th Am erican In jboratory Tem porarily Cloned." dian of N ew York City, w ho returned . j bibHc officials moved uncertainly to V^at th is unknow n danger. P rose - ,* J r-A . J. D avid of tTnlon County, '? | h in c lu d e s the B ayw ay plant, an ^iced he was investigating and will * do all the evidence h can g e t bethe Grand Jury next week before .is dism issed. H e retftine<l.Dr. A, E. del, Newark chemist, to analyze the . '.^'L ooney G as." U nder his orders,1D r.' from a te n -d a y lnvetIgtttion. "Th ruins, covered w ith sand, run in a continuous lino six m iles and are about m. h a lf-m ile w ide," he said. "T he outlines of houses of ston and addb and stone pavem ents ore clearly seen. Cornerstones Jutted out of the sand, and ,here and there the rectangular ground plan of a house could be seen. Everywhere were I JHdel and John A . G alatian, County myriad* of pieces of broken pottery. Rmlth, who, In a - letter -written In 1827 to W illiam Clark, Superintend en t of Indian affairs arid member of the Dewl and Clark Expedition, told o f visiting- the district. Howeveb, no scien tist ever had view ed the sit u n til last week. An expedition Is belnRT organized to uncover som e of th building*. R ad io 1 R ep ort Proarreoa 1 M ont for TreM eforle Man. O B A N D C A N TO N . A r il.. Oct. 28 Federal Court Ord $950 to Sohoor BOSTON, Oct. IS. CapL H arry R ichey schooner Marjorie selred by th e Count j D etective, w ent to /th e B ayw ny plant "Rome of the *ton w as dressed, 18 --The D oheny sclantlflo expedition T am pa off C ape Cod I and questioned J. RH Carrlnger, It* by 12 inches, and som etim es rough le ft here to-d ay for th e H avasupal a rum runner, said to ' superintendent. From Mr. Carrln^er lab* wir 'on edge and th adobe Canyon to in v estlg a le the rem ains of C ourt th ey w ould no D r. E d el ob tsM ed a PwWwyWlBWWi m n e w . . y o s h : . traethyl at Deep Ufater. Tore~ \ : riV-i R--r K la ndWn madeto.thjn;Hft <J^^flMu P la n s to E n tn r S ta te C a m paigd, rrgardfaurJohnDmnrse.pi plumber. who ' ii i"?** last pi-, il at DtlJ-war Hospita f Wlmloeion.A^teri.dolnt pomework 1 Seeking to, Vamc M em bers in] Tho death cmlfieate glvei !: l _ ............................................. a* the cause. ji, jfc|T h e r e t o Y o rk T im e t. 'j [ - j Ip'r;-]51 u;`: 1 ^ -`T ' I . * f a ^Industrial Peri! Which the Mr*. h i,tr y Casey>T 60<1 P p rv c e JBw /Jlmlngton, a coualn of hl'cldseit relative In th^r teof,k conversationwith Klrney. whom lie c* BINGHAMTON. X. Y., i^-r-Tho1 way. In plainvlewl ofihundretio-of pa, K u Klux'KWrt units of tlje Si to'are planning to, participate ixi;^he'I 'all po lng tourists. The ntember, inpfull r< . galla, burned ,tw> iajrge crosiia. The traffic Jam bccatda Ao great tliat' th>\ litical campaign bygivingorgan!; edanp- SherLff4 and hl*| deputies -;had pdrt .tocandidates approvtji^ by tiierru slraWfhtcn out thoitangle. d ' f vVashingfton Inquiry.lnto Gaso line Dies Not Ctover. 8 dAD, 3 0 0 ILL. IN 1 PLANT Hi or sVaid'there"^ve|r0etyTjpiOid germs ip lh bbdy/\ 'sh* explained,- /'/hat' that-' .taotilmin''fli lead poisoning didn't help hlrr^ i Effort* to rech D|r. Rjgbey were un* ucceskfuL Not he. bu^ Dr. John R, e \Vrhere the KXan la sufficiently ff o r t* will bomade to nominal strong, mem JKlTamnalamyenmaorrce;,nttthimandlrt1g.0a0 0 !t--h---e--r--e-----w---e---r-o------l--n--l-Utwatlwonmsst at NoBnlnkgjahoaematon1ii.l Trumailaburt. bers In the primaries.; but they-'rtll not last night And today. ` eUtate otaff.1 boknown u r Klan candidates. lh other aoctlona the KJan\ will endor/'ut:h having'headquarters *LI,,n- tvh..U^ filty, tendeda, accompanied!f by 'the^1 iiLiberty Drum Corpa, a Ivla organ!auitlon of party nominees' a*\t approve# >f. thirty .pieces. T)mdebionstratlph la 1 O n Thursday the Klan held it cere lng; held on the Trumanahurg fj Ru**oJ a member of the'Hospital.staff| monial near this city Onthe. Stat*hlg^j- ground. ' . 1 [' j gned thedeathcertificairj WTientikkCiJ Publio Fu - ,l| !. Payrersi^l P rod u cin g th o C hom - about thesymptom<*>fthe DemcsaecftM Ik*snld lie had ndrecolleHlon of It, fern diminished steadily In'the pat *versi months, under futl ; prod'icUon. reported -veral Kourif later that h* only alight difficulties hv ben treated during Urn] *t yeAiiHWsaill *T.diti D. ot- l_O_B_C_;_'tqn-o., ^rr.rwho tiled "ir I wn there, WM-under tioc.irtv IcafCwnpound S h o w n in R e c R>uldtflndnorecordof It thehoapLtal] 'flie Hath certificate gaU> no contribu Countered. Kxperience has taugfit the of hi* family*physJcUh. I had the first, eceU*nr>*pr6 tectlon, botli Inplait and of the (iDcnse rver kAown. At-, ied)cl rare. 1 ; j ' Special to ord. a iy ^ e e p W a te r , N . J. PEATHsjsiNCEPLANTCLOSED iry' c*u*a of dentlu-jmr iian there an>t We find that workmen cumulilively npswert In thecertificate.tjhj thequestion! [Wherp was disease contrnictcd If not 1 polsohed by thl* material Invariably. indicate It In the Incipient *tag4 , be^foro any harm la done, bya narked Mine <.f death Thl* *)!>nco waa'.leftj1 symptom. Doctor*Intheemploy,of the Wank. ; conuuiny' continually make tot1 JiJertifjaae wa* a widower, 3 5 year*'old] woofers engagctl In tlila procc*.*t rologlst* had no clinical background for. It. . It wo* n brand new-cbailpngo to medical kill. f* PITTSBURC Who contrail^' "We found-thatjnlg]litrTn-re$ wier_ Pny and f first aniptorn nJ5u thit,ttiee were fol.t lowedby|Imomnti; Thencamoiv*tle**;; ne** and! InabilityIto fat. .Somet!ne* A do4, held irtvrn by M r u }tParhosduinctioTnetarat eathSyilngGleasPlan.i1 n /; -- -fj I n e t t Begin With Hallucinations ' f B u t te r f lie s a n d Terminate* In Violent Insanity and Death.' t , f t . i r , i t t s -- faask w. m;nn. 37 ye^r*olJ. dyeworker; dled nt , Fxrifi^Oiove, N. J. ; attende! b>* . T>r. lijiytnnnd II. Jarratt. ;/y JOSEPH CIANCI. 24 ; j-lunt1oltl, ! dye' work* o p e r a to r i , . Jled!*t Salem (N, J.) Memorlal /It duBRoht headquarter*, point efreeaejl that if poisonin' hard contrlb-t j* I.ater Prerautiens- Futile. ed tii ht* death hi* r Jlitlvc* llave demanded a aettlemht. would In "the p**t several month*" b which Mr. du Pont referred as causing "alight fteathAfter ThreeIHttack*. difficulties," there had ; been threo The finit tetraethyl poIiMnlnk of rm*dl-| Jeatl/*. There were no more fr falltlc* f! rerjird`wa that of Iljijrry A. Zane*.! until the following February, aft*r work f*.j year* old. wliolllve at 97 I; badi begun In the newplant/;wher* spa- ^treet. In i'arney'* RolnllUn Induatflalj Cla! jircrautlon* hadb<entakim Inthat wn owned by the. f|u Ifj-nta nrljolnlnd.month three workrt-*died. 'cepA^ntcr. Ho hecnmeljtll on Sept, .j : A change wa* made In theproro* of litui went to thij enijrftency ho*pl-| I'manufacture. Prior tothis.the etliyl for t^l mnllntAlned by theduf,l'onta'on their! the.compound had been Introduced In *ervnjt|on of *lx aquarg mil.* acroak the formof1ethyl bromide; but tie bro- tw,,hereDet.l.haewacr,heemK.iclave,l rnnf'r..or^)iin__oU_k'll1mslanKPtown!,!Ilcmyuirnoteorjmenqaunqiuruefnadncttfluotirree*thal*nsudIfnfdigcirifeefdniciteunlt[tn coat-; ompuroch- dpr platitnai are groouuiiyydl. \/fftter treatment! commercial operation* a* the du J'onta went back towork, bturt a woeieek Ilantteerr)i ]had In view. The cii*mlrtjndec! led to id to!go home. Hd cqifkln't oht. and] try ethyl chloride Instead. ChJo||ne. rii !he(rare ocea*lf>nfl Whyn he nlept he! rreonlsh-yeUowand oxtremclypr.lMonoua Jiffere' fromfrightful ifehtman* K"", can bemanufactured Inliuge quan pt lent nd ^wol tifies. patient loet-a* mMihaisthirty) pounds lo it w as rrf a ' a fewweek*. The btood prewitro fl<|; Frequently- they were(nauseated,; Them came hallucinations, f T h e r e wa no addition /ron) Uio to] th Gar; 'wrist drop/ none! oflthe aytnptpm* of tu rn e d oyer thewnll-ltnown industrial leadpoisoning,; In the later stage someof Uomen br eam sulddal arid h*fl to be pjrevented, Conu'any. | Figures obtA from destroyingttperrgielve/'; j] ';'[! legheoy cotint: Clvarlri*Hendricks, eniployeda*painter In tlu*tetraethyl!i iant. was oneworker! entyfflve per who tried to kill hl/tbelf.' JHe' jumped' the /checking froma.fetry betweenIPenn* Grqve and T ru st Com pan Wilmington last Abril.{He watldlrfoUB and his weight hall gone dotrh./rtomISO. the b&nk.itl!i ppund* to 1.15/ iJOftrrj^ /taker, who wa that-chocking confined at the SllcmjHospital, Jumped froma windowwhilerilmale nursewni out of tho room, but? was caught and tnled . owned 42.389,2* ap|rox returned tohis oejl.' 'fhia incident cam money, accord to public attention and the pntidnt wna removed to a private 'sanitarium at Gladwyiij Pa., i^jerajthe duiPoht. ar Th new ; C; county fund paying' Tils bills ilyi addltlonl to! a toll T ru st Com pan weekly altoWancntolite wife, Hois at111 ,W/Utor J . Chr u nd er trestlm ent,1 . coll00tor. had lnr-d rAir.*e*were n**ltped toCare for - Frederick W. DcFlebre. a worker, 21 Bjreeanllen* In plstrlhutJon. county funds yeafs old.*wa the flr*t todie. oi Feb, "The patient bn* twltrhlng muscular] 21. frompoisoning In thonewplni t. To A t f i r s t t e t r a e t j r y l Jead w * fh lp p e d fallqd. Tim< Ho*pilial : fttended by'Dr. Harry ` W. lije. , 1 ./ i u j l l \"/ffjj- FRANK HAMLET, 23 Vrar* Old, dye worker ; rerelvni at Salem'Hospital wlth gatfjc uleer and underwent op* erAtVin. bui went insane aubenjue'rlijlyTroni (etra/dby! leatl poi-- . r/pliflc; atfended l>y Ur. F. IT. Chundi.' Ori. 193 i -'SIM*JONES, 4 7 .yeara 'rld. hegmJjanltor at plnnt; dled In fjjil'Tti ilorpltal; fterfxleiJ hy Pr. |I>e j /rb ir. itts--nt Ki.'i'furie \v. nlractilon*," thenurscf fecorded; "re*-j the SalemHospital Innnnib'damc run fr o m D e e p jW a t e r . in j s m a ll c o n ta in e r , about $li,000 ration] rapid, puls*1 shallow." And a! of but twenty minutes, andiUr, Harry w h ic h W/irrl tu c k I n to fu n n e l- U k * a t A ito th erd lac tle.Jrt^er; "Patient's l;e,ad l* thrown, 'V. I-/oe, chief surgeon of the du Pont k rlrJdly; think* *onw*`one I* after] staff at Deep Water, rushed the j atient tachm ent* a t fillin g sta tio n s, so th a t the closo lo the'.tr to kill him." Anri then: "Patient'*] thither for treatment. p o l* 6 n w6ul<J m ix u it< g i)a tlc a lly y fith th e wa*that,fitfp! ipil* dilated: grinning' and gritting! tfeth." IA little Inter he5a-a* put Intoaj raltjnnket, after hribciynm so violenti ould.not be bald In ped. Even before thl* deatlt Uobej-t F. Huntslnger, 3 5 year* old. had beyojme ill and had Insisted on goingg to hi home at rirldgrton, twenty mile* aw; y In g a so lin e a* It w a* p im p e d In to m otor! ta n k * . T h l* w * * s o o n jscen to J> l o n g e r - ; ous. --andi tA*h~^- -p*la- an -- c h a n g e d . T h g mixture was i.n ip p e d i 4'n-galloij metnl Governor iPin< specjAl cour` X>ep*rtBoetitja! Zane*was ill three, ninti and was] ider.tl eenre of I>r. A. 3 t. Lynch, Uten member n<7 aflerWar'f chief sumoonj Cumberland county. 120 Orchard Street. violently Insane )r. He livid th re at 'Vben he bcame E. C. Lyon who drym* to_____,, oints, there tobe mixed tvithJthe asolino, j Theni at It*; Inst tage. It ^va* foand isaft to mix lowi ani Indercompany's boc the tJicillrnl staff On ti' reservation/ hen Zjmes wn* able to|work again hn . assigned for ai tigne to another nt. returned jo JetraO tbvl jrn- was treating himand who Isthe aunty pbLValchin. took him to tliei prl<geton Hospital, wbein' it. Wa* foijnditii t the patient's conditionwassuch! hocopdnot the tetraethyl ~with gapollne at the point of manufacture ari'l djlpit in tar^c carsi In thl*wayt w^jj expected 'to^keep it: away fromperson* nit educated!to th; by the urctr (lUr^.'thej AJl , Ronds (if i h - u'tb'n and w a s polsoTj|*'d n g n ln . In I'VcmlJ/'r o f. la st yerir Sit Itappene^ n tplrd lljiir. Tliee wi ref jn iich *llglito'r[ be cared tfor. Tlufn he was taken othe Cuinberiaami. i County Hospital for tl eIn sane, nnSere six nirn, were, rtemiir'd at proper prerautJohfj in handllnis thestufL sucii a* 1washingin coal oil, oi! keyoaene[ part* of the ho<ri cjipo.sed to if^ The (ilyen by tho 1 lire being jlnve n|taekn, a lth o u g h the] nA n bcMinn* dfj- tim e* Vo"3 rIestrain him. lie lied there industry hadj rohehe'dftills stageywhen, far; lelow? p|.r Ion*. b. Uj. two lay later. DrJ Lee went pending' tlio putCOftiOp t the in been!Uofatiltjed pelMKimr. 21 yenr. ul-1, dye Werner: dl*d nt Salem llonpltal; The it tlin. h- .li-lrlft.1UnOw WAS, from Deep Water to help t)r, Lyon*at- vestigation, all projluftlon was topped The bondsj i ljnd he rklng with. *ald Mrji.il tend tile patient. the middle oi Iant! April. I- Serial; issue| I lie*. '.apd Dr. Lj'hrhjprnIscd a stink : A reporter for a Bridgeton pewspaper Thomat M^ilginy Jr| worked nj*t thf| bought out I I tlmd*d hy Dr l^ee about iti nt the plant.V Ii! - ! asked the county ph>ic|an wiicth r he forpuila for tetraethjfl lead 'in. (lie dl concern. Joel ' t tb l i l I t t i - nonURT E. JIUNTr pisjjF .ll. .T.'i y e a n i old, dye |Thr testimony of ne'nrlfjall t!iepersoilsji would ask for an inquest. 'MN' saw. hownv.'r. was thil the du Pohisp Dr. Lyon,' "It was not an ncyld ercl*e|| everv precaution possible Jo] was an occupational dli'-ase. and sahl . It here Pont plant* While empioyedas a chemist by the General Motori, of which ihn Poni own 7 i<)<X)r0j>0 ihare*.ab' out oonne* nford, two \ r^OO.OOOin.first 0 0 0 ,00 0 In-poce <5 A tut ad cly ten di- ncr. Ia id e-f^er; dWl a ('umherlnnd `o'ility ll#piplt*l foy tle Inaline ' al llrl'WretMn, N J a lte n d e d by Drjj*K ' l.yon. Ir*h ;<. n r s LOItiNO M. HOODY, feguard their rmpldfe* from tb!; 1* occasion tocall In the Oorqn4 r. third. *Thin1 |wi |thr4 e year* ag. and tssuejt Stoner ljadly sStuff they were )Ii}|n.]llnx. First Fatality an Oj'| Employe FtAtik W. ( lla p p y l I ' 1!r|, 37 yenr* old, h o had w orked f-V th u roht* sine-' Plant Closnl Soon Afterward. soonnfterwfd th, d<Pont* bgaj pro- tho entire se< duct Ion a t l^ e <!j iR' pnliant at!l Deep J4,(T-0 .r*k>of tl D r /L y o n , w ho rcpenteil thl|tat< th me. was warm In his pralsej nent the W ater. ' Siibs-'qui- htlyi official$ o i tlen ra li M otor* land tl'.el .StandardOil of lie thn Bthviirtn.ol payment `.far inthe. compsn Ejoirje d f. th e du I'o n ts foT the c a ce they .y'rrls-jd in line Corporation, jn wwcli the dujPont* oembr/at! Ith .'itjje.u* ol1, iarpenter dled at <,kh<,y'p Polnt. N. J. ; attended ; 1*5 !I*r Lee. k n '- ijj;. n.'S*- JAMPIS^'CONNELL. ni/!, njllhyi llfht ; illed at I/Itl' !; 'VIlininatoli-, f)e| ; Atle'ljl't by Ih. Jame* ,\. 1riiper. w a n ja lad o f 12.' 4 fisjthe first c(n- b e h a lf o f th e ir em p loyes.' i'tijr acta to succumb.'* H wa.T 111 onlyj ft a b o u t the d ea th We.tc prlntjjdj In the nljmrt jhlle and did (n ti traltJacR et] | Bridgeton. newspap i-l . InqUlrlep oCp.t!IT2h1e.reU'TivI.asntIKl'ilftollj|jyin en bInnu tP e1r1}ni ns j |i Wf,n ' mde, h e ndq iK U 'tel r s. ega A rtfln g 1t n ntat-?mcnt t i d`u Wap 'orit I*jhued IiOi(k- paper, and notio elew liej*o:] I by t h* P u b l i c i t y d ep h rtm en t Iri w ileh. though The. T'enn.s ( vV R ecord d l; - ./iif t e r g i \l n g th e fa ct* o f Jl8!lljne; it tl |n a bnlf-columfi H teount pagethe facts aboit O tto .1. nn thuihw aa ha](H (Sna4ji.>-j]!| " M efanwhnllll-e ,the cohiiviny; bpcaus}> of r\ Harkdutl. wie) lied by electricity 1, asslii j>] t h .hace cchldl ccnnttaiiSjil1y1!:: plant tkvo! hhil^s iIllllnneess*s annndd tthhoo lIllllnnee*s*s oo'f!Fred FTebre [D eK Icb re], a laborer w h o U u1 ter hnd nji interest *avotUfougli !tnldhoidr logs of General Mptorsjfstoc.fe. andjpejgan prcwhiytlorl nt tho Rasway1 plantA near Elizabeth.: N. J. Thfr| was Hcottmmeri rial .rivalry between th|s,plant and that nt D4iP [>Voter, pltiiotjgh the R*ywa>j factory iva* the smaUcf. The dti u'ont employed as nuinv as L'OOmen Ini thelf tetrnotbyi plant-xt oncklme, but If* six teen units navor[ reached full pi^oduc tlon. Hell una urtai rrdoeiii iihe bt ird SftPfopd i them. ; I T ly ' n nd Lfell w`n* ira(d iand iian eiCIrq capital <'01 pompnny 8 .collator*! f MARTYRS TO 23 IN FRIIt, an.Ad IIKNT. ivs after Durr's dent! j died, bas shut dow n tho plant to n ake Tbotn*s C . yumnierlli .jdDor o f The!' m o d ifica tio n s lo_ Insure g r e a te r nu m i1- j DIr.\e -\ jx- fntheduPont tetraethyl | 5|'U1'hI I j* Water, near1 Penn*| BEATIFIED, AT ROMEECw, S 1 . loiN* died Indeliriumfrom enant,UuMhil had pd*nnlng In eighteenI Canadian Pilgrims Have1Specialrv'liidnl .T'HiTiIehave hern strhk- | ger, l<tl. hut!|.t fal.-yliy. Whatever the find- Sats: at Serpice in St. iPeter's !lfcf"f*"UK.e.u''ll-THl Hugh Svi'lmi ) andr<i oii.ulitte.- on the distribution for Missionaries Here.IMu*r f "*nfIknock".K/*olln*treated cord.rsaid lie .lid ni t ijem cniber the Ij fa c to r in g bn fety . * * Tho du P<jnt Com rcuipstnces. ' "l ku*-I tjie rea so n , w e]'pvny e x p erien ced tro u b le w ith) tuen be- .In't print anything alliiiM, Dorr' lenthlj \* beitiUse we Couldr. t g|-t It," he x-j nlned., - "They suppri **I,things about id plant nt I)eeij \\jnter. W h t- coming poisoned hi the early Htagci of tle manufacture of thl*. chonilcol. but for yHr difficulties have dindnl^hCd cadIIS' find for thepast severolinonjOi eprint we. pick u /ijfMii the work-! Wider filli production, only slight trotib ie "1 Drr' w h low . w h o ll-je; had been encountered until dheke owwith lier] fa ta l Illn esses occurred." other nt SVoodstoivn jnfmlle* enstiof T h e plant had, a s a fa ct, b e fp re i o n f. eh s'e.l iV n n s Orovo, told nie al utarkdull Iwid by order o f Dr. A n drew F. McRrhl o f wij.'rkel| t the pinnt . dy):t.wo month?. P a terso n , c h ief o f th e. N ew J e r se y ate . intp/'xind. lb- full record of (Ulk-', ii. wmade public for the first lercn D rr bnd been jeihployed by tjhei: L a b o r , C on unlsslon. l)r . M eHrlde ad i Pont* f>r tw en ty-flw * >VArs. il be.m con d u ctin g a S tate-w ld e; inq ilry \ l llm t tim e t)>e J u 'orits wero pfo- Into the m an u fa g tu re. tise nnd (ran* i-or- t)*w. (etjeiilk :tfr>whttii^hazard* "f It* -l|ielng letriietljy.t-lend ir Whnt bnd bqen [ th tlo n o f tetr n e tliy l |ea d . In t|)e TuTter Cwnictp, :tij. inoMFi. /un. :| </n Exercise* wer^ ! Sperisi Cid'J# held In^t. Peter'ij toda] for Oiebefttlfl FEZ^ .funs It teed tat ft> / k4nrul `i- Ini t|>>n. The plant ha* dve w ir k * , /in Jul.v.M hJI. th e r e %wn! Prl o f N o v em b er he reported; : ov- > 'n.+) t Iii.t April. ^ * detjj front p o lsen ln g .l nnother lln rndr Hllxer tlia t no nm re o f tho po Ison iKiist..: n nother In D- tjb>r. Work" Vis j *liould he m anufncture^l -xT/**lr Of the death* nt lhyqi AValer Iir^ itipiirrcl thl* 1 yrnr. throe In n H i Ai I ii< iu re, S'.xl."0 feeest IJIn,' s lze. tn h o j Dr. M cRrld* .,g a v\'e poermmilsslon tp rrripen r!1*nucth. wMle (h" Slate *nd Ked- kiI amli.xf;te* **. *tlll InVyatlgatIn* oted to thl* purpos<ji-a)ul It b( opened Jan. 1 of this yJnr. w ns :10 1i *1 " m a k in g senllliig ' ' '"the 'lu *P' on`t* spent --f'ln] mocinnloial adjustm ents{;and a - now v e n tila tin g I'syalj - t*>*dl*fit;ri f1**1ni tober Inthe^tatnl- S p e c ia l (` r r fo r l^ ir A fflic te d . j wld-reby w arm ed Add m olstapcd I inl PU'ij!IU)bay plant near llllaabeth, i1 K.J.,lakrh|'hfi'elo*^(heir llvij.*. The" .11 the m en w ho died n|id w h o w/e ori thetelrnetbyl force.tvpre classified! w ithin the plant Is <Miangad **vjlry f' secon ds, In 'order ;to "reduce the'<mng ration (}f eight mmbs d__f theijrl_r_s.ul Waterlood|d`i order who lost ths-Jr ll4 e* Iri the seven d ie. j H /ar'the teenth (Jentury nil the IJantls of Indiana oooof the mat white Spreading j the Igospelji `American continent. d n .\ tli* the bt'jpx'ran Foj* Ireejt* it Tho?!honored wen dhr de rebeuf] ice i fdrl ht|Me G'laiabrrlieesl1!j1G.*Ia^msleiemr1l,ar,Nt,.oel nthony DartleV I'harbanfl, IsaAi eight 'it 1 Bl*ht]!fdate Jouges, .Ren' Gqupll l,A'v i- : i'Iy o f tlhen* fell oni <Jndlah n ig h t jpju' / 5 5 ~ JAMKH CO NN ELL. 49 year's oM. m illw r ig h t; filed, t hei)1 Iff W ilm ington, IXI.; fttteihled by Dr. Ja m e A. Draper. opt: 21, ins?, at Id liionTe In Petlnsl! i' " ' rnntie r e g a rd in g jt nt I |u Porit rove. T h ere w a s no toev about. it lnl headejuarters. A a ta te im n t \Vap Isuted h homo paper, and though The Penns G nonpe ovf e lscewwhheerroe;;jj| Record .||s.U b>y' t(hb*<*` P u b licity a fftte r gi v ln g th e departm ent frcts o f h ls Irl w ldch, 3l)ncs>. 1t nyo'd In. a h slf-c o lp m i at-eount on hp'w-na^s rsRnnhld .\ ! - L ;T '[f l fin d page the fa cts aho it <Q?tt'o .J. (.findj'.'j M w nnwnll' .t..h.e conn..ra. .n.y. , b. .p. c_a__u_i of rl Btirkdull. w ho asi - bccldentajll f Ills illn e ss and th Illness o f 1Fred W. lied by e le c tr ic ity J: tjie plant tkyo j F leb re^ J V eF leh re], a laborer ^vlio U t^r clal r iv a lry b e tw f m th is plan t an fl th at n t D e o p 'W a te r . ih ltlio D g h t h o B a y w a ) fn c t o iiy tvra* t h e s n n l l e f . T h q d u Pontii em ployed an m an 7 *00 m e n lnj; th elij te tra e th y l p la n te r one tim e , but.lfjs six t, te n : u n its n ovor r e a d ie d fu ll piNiduot .tlon, 11 L: a n d JJtelS w d s 1 to^d lan d Han ciirtlrel c a p i t a l C0?L p o m p a ny, a^coU ttterl ffr MARTYRS TO INDIANS..nt BEATIFIED AT RCME 1 1 +A<1, Hr, Hfl.AK lIK N T . fclh|;jv<ukM In the d o IV>nt tetr a e th y l I pu pU l ' at iW p W a t L tn r e r ' P en n s i Cwve.'ft. J., have file.} In delirium from jvi> a fte r P u r i's dent .died. V I shut down the plant to n ake Thorn* C. cord.' said ium m erll l(e did n ` <dlfor o f t h e 1m od if rC-AIons to , insure g r e a te r nu.nui-, t rem enib'ir the, 1 fo ctu r ln g s a fe ty . * * Tho'dii HcJnt Com- reurjiatanc.es. "I gue In't pirlnt a n y th in g al is b eca u se w e $oul<1n i t|ie renabn, vre 01M, DiJrr's "death * gpt It." he <*x- ; rny experienced conilng poisoned the m anufacture trouble with inch In the e a r ly sta g e, of this- chem ical, be. of but ltfethyl lead p oisoning In eig h teen Canadian [Pilg ims Have Speda' ntntli und non others have been trlck- p alrte.l. - "T h ey suppr 'en<l plant a t Deej rer wo print we. pick u s thing abut for n W'Hr d iffic u ltie s h a v e dipilnl?hed W Ater. \V h*t- ste a d ily and for the p a st s e x e r n i'inontlrs1. irjpm the w ork- im dcr fifll p roduction , o n ly s lig h t tro ible - 7 / ;P 7 p | f ;^ <n, but lirot fatally. W h a te v er th e flnd-, ; tert of jjhirgeon G eneral H u gh S. C u in i l Bitbp * jionm uftee <5n the . d istrib u tio n . nd eejj'f ''antiknock" -g a so lin e treated ir e n ." Durr's w idow , w ho lh Cs how. vlth )|or other at W oodstown. n m" east; of T en n s G rove, told m e t lat. j^TtarkdulI lind wJorke<l; nt th e plant o i ly jlt w o m o n th s , h a d been en co u n tered u n til itireae ro> ent fatal Illnesses occurred." j ; , T h e p l a n t h a d, a s a fa c t. be<.p c h ged by o rd er of Dr. A n d r e w F. Mdjirld of Patersonr chief of the New Jer*ey N ato Seats at Venice 7 St Peter's for Missionaries Here. If <f. ; .15 Vlth'thr .om iiiind, the full record of fa ta J Itn o w /nade; public for the first time, repeals a fr e s h 1the h a za rd s o f Its IndostrUl 'irroductlun. 1 The plnnt has ,ktn cl.W'd nine* April. i Feur of lh** deaths at D eep W a ter k m bfyiirred th is! y e a r , three; In a 'p.jlf month, while the .S ta te and F ed*fil ljt|iar!t!s wert- still I n v e stig a tin g wfhorea* Durr had been m ployed by th H a b o r : Com missio n. Dr. M c B rid e iad i P onts for t w e n ty -fl\ yj'ftrs. i M that tim e the du Ponts W e re pro- t>een c o n d u c t i n g a S ta te- wh lO i: . In q u ir y Into the, m a n u f a c t u r e . - u s e a n d t ra n s i'O r. ROM K. J[une :2 I - E x e r c i s e s yrer cln.g tetr a e th y l lend I w*hat b a d been tHtlon o f t e t r a e t h y l lead . In t)jo 1 :ter h eld In Ft. Peter' to d a f fo r th q b e fc tlflt d y e w ork s. In July*.., , lf>24. uthi'eMr'e.'j,'w .i p a r t of N o v e m b e r he r e p o r t e d ! to < ov- d eath from poisonnlng.j n nother Un e r n o r FllzeC t h a t no m o r e of th e - p o : s o n lgy!, ly n nother In O' tjiber. N^'ork w'n | under w a y /o n ai fh ie -stoor y brick; should be m anufactured. The plant w as closed five vreegfl be ore c..a...t..i.o...n.. <)f e...i.g...h...t. r[i.e..m....b..e. s o ^ ,^ h o J e a u lt ord er w h o lo s t thIr [lijes In th e s<jvenj te o n th d e n tu r y ftt|.the h a n d pfj In d ia n a n id u r e . h-'*xl.'0 feet In Ize, to voted to th is purpo.se^ ajid It opened J a n . 1 o f th (s y q r. Dr. M cHrldi .gave perm ission to reopen It. M ean w h ile the du F o n ts pent OOO m aking m echan ical adjustm entsijand In wliite spreadin g j the Am erican contlnept. gospel- on 1 the |J s ta llin g a * new v e n tila tin g jlnyat >m. T h o se ih o n o r e d ^ e r c .|o h n d e -Brcbeuf/ e n n '- iv . >>r | 8perilat Cishte ' i'Juhe : W aterloo did nc die.;'j H caTithe one Of 1the man the Moroccan X Kor It olde !far! h^dn the disant r of last O ctober In the Htand>rtl OH'i|jHnyway plapt near E liza b eth , "N. j., In'which five Lost th eir llv. The feiionlngs this year of du Pont em p lo y es SpeclM Care for th e A fflic te d . . I wh4*reby w arm ed and inolstep<vl air AH the m en w ho dlqd ahd w lio were xTltliln the plnnt ,1s c h a n g ed e y fify t <rty seco n d s. In order to' reduce the (jiing* r. the tetraethyl foref wpro classified Ir the d eath certific a tin ' fl* " dye wdrk- I T w o After P lan t Closed, i G abrieli ` Lnlem afit, A nthony D anlelj C h a r le s 1G a rn lcr. Noel C h arb anH , Isa a c J o u g es, rR en, G qupll |n d JOrni de la Lande. : Five o f them fell on Canadian soll-under attacks rroni H uron Indians) eight dajy* lilt h Eight]; dalps. : nights jsrmcd to low w alls, the frcun'ocl In a new m illion -d ollar p la n t. s" or ! "dye' operatorr|." . The reser^ a- T h e Inst f a t a l i t i e s .were o f a m ll lw r g h t T h e 1 o th er threcj w e r f k illed In ! thfl little pile of ca i tM l 1 fw twtoyears of exp erlen ee In produos Ikhsaml; presumably a fte r , the experlk|*titaV<(ag# had passed. T h e F ed era l >n knp w n ns " the dy e iv o rk s" Is.'ljn a n d hls h e lp e r, w h o w e r e p o i so n e d w die t. ns hie from the pow deif m ills (w h ere m a k i n g s o m e r e p a i r a n d di ed Aufter tlift fWKl ijien w ere rin g ;t}ie w ar em ployed} nt the petk In the tfroductioD |0 f| plant was closed. These were! J a nes `fep'.mlUsfV^f sow n: appointed by Iijr. Cumminij hW evor,! Is n ot concerned *1th tfils Industrial phase, i t |s fllrected 4i<SkeirTss p o w d er), a cd n g erles o f poltwn p a n t s . [P' h' o s g e n e and' s i`iliot lNnooe g a se s, as !the to x ic I)' rtlep, a r e mflh- u'tured there. Connell, w h o died , a t ' h l s h o m e !.Jn W i l m in g t o n , a n d Ixxrlng -M. Hoodiy, d m d i e d a t C a r n e y 's P o i n t , on th e d u F o n t reservation. to report o n /th e com m ercial p h a se by, n thij old tetr a e th y l plajit there wan Hoody, th e help er , w a s a t t e n d e d b y Dr. n. 1, 'Ilf ly.sslble." serlert o f e x p lo sio n s jandn fires. Which I#en of t h e d u P o h t s ta f f, a n d th e ( h a t h urrt'd from ch em ica l reaction w h ile wn s a t t r i b u t e d In p a r t to urem lc'lp oll on- Th,e -flijiit j-ssos of tdtr eth y l lead lp- tl e n u tb e la v 'S . hug.* (Mixing vnta. W<re ing. _TI'e d a y h e fb re Ttoodv's d e a t h ( on- Itilratlon kftown to tpp.dlcal sc ie n c e de'^'>pel )n September, 1P2.1. at tlie fill b Inc em ptled or clenrjrd. 1 From tlifpe ere Were no death s, buj there w ere m y Injuries. C. D .j TrA-ch. su p erln - rvoll w e n t h o m e 111, a n d died on M a r c h 27. In r e g a r d to b o t h t h e s e casch th e d u P o n t r'Uhllelty B u r e a u g a v e out l'obi.plant, and,baffled fam ou s neurolo- nderrt o f the p la n t, w a s h im se lf badly I tem s to t h e W il m i n g t o n d a l l y pew p a fld i who were consulted.. One o f the im i'd .j and som e o f th e [c h e m ist re- pers . w h i c h a r e o w n e d by t h e d i P P o n t s . r'.y symptoms Is a hallucination of ^(ijbeil m edical treatm en t. Arrangem ent I te g n rd ln g the fo u r de a fh s whl^h have w *re rrlade w ith the j Halejn (X . J , ), occurr<!,d tills y e a r , t h e r e f o r e , t h e r e i n s Insects. T h e vjctlm p a u se s, per M em orial H o sp ita l, td Wjilcli the 'dn b ee n s c a t t e r i n g pu b lic ity . T h e ( fa c t of ^ K ' while *t work or In a ra tio n a l eon- lr|>nts g iv e a n n u a l co n trib u tio n s, to ca re| J l u n t s l n p e r ' s d e a t h a t H r l d g e t o n was r e Vff\llnrt, Sities Inten tly at space, and pat Ii n i s from D eep W ater, and such p o r te d In I he N e w Y o r k n e w f lp a p - r s. h iv e been Its chi d Source of rsv4 B ut even before these d eath Qrrurrrfl m teheslat som ething not there. Tin Lei sin. /(n < 1( Ive o f J"th|e dy e w orks ` h e re w e r e p e r s i s te n t r u m o r s ofjltroi ble ..mpleiyr^;Wt Deep W ater h ave Ir o n h a llj on Mi4 h o sp ita l'* Hon rl of M a nagers. a t De e p W a t e r ; ,nnd Inst N o v e l l be It <wbM- Ihe, plant "The H ou se o f the I Butterflies." All th e nidn w h o dlrdjlnj.102. and nnn wn r e p o r t e d n n d j p r i n t e d t h a t t h e r e ad 102' . I w ere und er trea tm en t a t tUls been nine d e a t h s , a l t h o u g h a t t h a t t me sp lta lj T h ey w ere hrdrd to m a n a g e otil t h e r e h a d been b u t fou r. fb list of dead presented herew ith ! * M e*ff!<Inlly verlfl>.l at the du P o n t! count i o f th eirr violence.,?; aondu tinhe' dnu C. K. W e s t o n , w h o Is n t t h e h e a d of ID additioinn'- to piajylirnjg a ll^ m ed lical nd pro v ld ln g [fot*, the fa m ille s, tffa du P o n t Puhllclty B u r e a u ,, spdd t in t the earlier deaUif wefe not treated as k'd<pat\sr* In W ilm ington, D el., on ! ut n n u rsess to n tt/m ^ and restra in nrvy* b e c au s e , u n t il a f t e r th e Ba-yxi fty United. S tates by tho Iroquois. J' I F a th e r (Jarnlyr Is c red ited In hln ton t with having bced m ortiilly wounded by a H uron w h ile th^ m laslbnftry was In thq a c t o f a d m in iste r in g e x tr e m e u n c tio n tQ a savage converted to Chrl^Uanlty. i i Large : banners.! palntied by! Profeasor Tolldlr, decorated the udn chtrartco of S t, Petfir'K. a n d o th e r s tle ` in te r io r of th e B a silica . Tliley w ere sc en es o f thf m ain episode lead ing t the martyrdom o f t^)o e ig h t m is s io n ri^fc. R ollca o f th1 m a rty r s w ere b r O u g h tjto R o m e bjm th i R ev r E.; J. D ev ice.] T h ey a ro enclosed In an a r tis tic a lly c a r v e d c a s e . w h ld | w llU b e p resen ted ltd P o p e PiUfl, I t is oofty in liv er o f th e m o n u m en t erected to th e m a rty r a on the h ill, w h e r e ,th e y won killed In C a n a d a , f A C a n a d ia n p llg tlm a td occupilfid Special seat during the cerem ony. NptHbl am ong the C anadians pfesent w ere Mgr, D e sc h a m p s, A u x ilia r y Bishop, o f M ont- real I the M ln lsterlo f iArul ajjd F orests! Mr. M ercier, a n d teia tlV es o f o n e o f the b e a tifie d priests, JTathrt- Joguca.i ] T h is a fte r n o o n Hope JPluaJ In a gran d p ro cessio n In w h U h ,h w a s carried in the Scdla Getatorjla. dcsecndd in to Bt| P eter' .- w h ich wait croW ded w ith tfQ,(KM> p ersons, and k n e lt ar\J v e n e r a te d >; the new beatified priests. . ' ^ . j j| 1 down, ifaltlng not come. The reneve (all beat twEeilgvheth.;thdortujrssan vous minutea days and years taht rraoiung,Bh5'eTtehbenylU Lieutenant Lap known 1 sdldlera machine gttns cartridges ^avr Then Tby the Lieutenant jILap a mcsRHge' flss I t'r e a d . TEn; barbed JWlna. V longer. P Wo /h And ns 'the go|d a coltitrm low roar where It [carried Nrith eagerly! closing rie<l . with l i t 1 hJs tweptyHwo All along! this sotfial French w l y a tt a c k e d .! 8- Beni, Maakulldn over tai'tlielen* holding steady ' ,llr A- K- SH ilth,'.chief of the .r1 Stsff. ays that th e 300 c a fe .,! TMntlon*,l do-not include th ose s lig h tly patt An off Joseph nts . Ini o f the li ostili nj told m e th a t la n ci, the v ictim Ip J u ly , a m an . s,'nif> wrr` trterely h y sterica l hKkcty. About frit per rent, o f all Urftu0.. In ' T,w' or the put "ew'.o ' or wbo wpnt Into it to m a k e r*- *rre poisoned, som e rep ea ted ly , Oes Other D e a th .in D oubt. gren strength, had j actu a lly by hls I ltl w loi en ce overturned the bed ito h i w a s stra p p ed I bu i M iss llann^. j j II H arr I've thlr1ee or s. Supe.rlntem lrit, idenled t ]Ih. ` peen him n c tu a lh 'i Hit the hrsd four Inches o f fttjifr flo o r by Ms ugglep," she said, "buti I'm sure he V . 1 1 "M ofriclnls sold that the list j V nevhr ns bad as thnt.'J Miss H arris d id not ad m it at first that Dich I presented w a s co m p lete, i D m is , rr I beor no o th er death. ( R la n le v s d ea th |J n f A u g u s t wais tietraethyl polsoM nf. 'H e hhd nn u lcer o f [hej sto m a ch n.nd d erw ep t an o p e r a tio n !'! ih e e x p la in ed , PUBLIC N O TIC E S it whdn sh e w a s to M 'th a t the deaU i *4rtiflca[e *s p e c ifie d intoxication ! psMitotlqr tin ofraU tU*. Ml D trL iethyl" She w a s sljen t, but lat^r m ittet j It. As a fa ct ft h e 'm a p esca p ed io tlriie a fte r th e o p eration from th e t r a g e d y , there w as no pnbllo Inte rest In suen occurrences.. j] ; D a n g er s Honn IleTcnJed.li "The com plete list of deaths !ha I>eep W a te r pla n t I* now In the; ha.id o f I[r. M cB rid e," ho added, [1 lvo told the fa c ts and It Is absurd to ay th a t the du Pont have suppressed a iy- th ln g , or th a t th ey s u b sid iz e hbfiplti 1. As a suatter of custom they coptrlb ite sniall sum s to nil the hospitals, wh ch a r e ; n e r th eir p la p ts an<l w h ich ire lik ely to he asked ,to treat patient^. The (V)ht]rlhutlon Jthjs y>'!\r to the Salpi I f ispltal w a s o nly $.VX); but. o f co u rse, In addition to that the com pany pays, t nd p a y s w ell, for tho tre a tm en t 1 o f It patients. B esides being n n o f he first Catholld m ission aries to lnt[-odu<e C h rlstiam liy to the Aniertcan Indians, FatherJ Isaac Jogn es w on fam e a t ie d iscoverer lor L s k e G eo rg e. A t tho t m e h> fir s t gawi Its w a ters he gnvh it he nanSe o f 'the* L ake o f th e B lessed 8a :ram en t. ' [ I He w as born t O rleans, Frnnoo,' on J a n . 10. J(W>7 and c a m e to Q u b ec In HWfl w ith M o n tm a r n y . the s u c c e s s o r tcj Chamnlalri. W ithin a m onth a fter he la n d ed h e em b a rk ed on a DOO-mfle canoq trip to th e Indian Coiintry w ith only H uron In d ia n s a s h ls pom pan tons.; A t,1 the Indian town nf Ihonltlria he met F ather de Brebeuf and other m ission-* arle w h o h a d predede<b him . |" H r helped establish other m ission post In th e G re a t L a k es c o u n tr y , a n d en route to o n e ; o f them-: hp am i Fathet* G ou p il able os nt Renl ing biiOlc Xhe heavy Ipgsd on at hand. 1 I ' U p through t French tn*ops marching: cirde glaring; sttn. sthwhaorumahs,1osfu fffiolefr' parched illpa *n Is for piem to pokts, clean .out lines s|nd Wfad men b y 1Inflfctlr territory ofj'th' Ho, th e r o !arfana, .n o vkrar, bath `tubs or tl th e re ' a t|y . nt*n. plta l to ttie str e e t iflh<[ Was c a u g h t "O ur people th e m se lv e s did n a t k m w w e r e c a p tu r ed b y M o h a w k s. A Father^ .ByriKtiKi^o HFprnv rivF.s notick ! . re. t du Pont hcKdcMartrrs It w as ab o u t th is d isea se at fir st, bMt he G oupll w o m u rd ered tby th e In d ia n .1 *ll l i*4H|.rs that' hf' hn< withdrawn : ' '*< j ! ' ; of hlmsslf : \i nhA Xfctal' rUniDlgnsnl.'j ^ '*t 'b .<*>*!/oc.i rip. Teri;*'M(y; *j.|rtp 13. 102.*,.'! PPTRTl ItllUCO. ' ' * t u `MNR TAKflOK frr.NI 5I1S rRRjL b, ,i [, n to ,ilp gentlsmati who m*t - ' tt,,u ,n l ei. Ardr In and mltte<l th a t th is w a s IcViiso o f polson- im JVincs, n eg ro jiip lio r s t "The -t-f Hu t ter O ipi " pld oe and absorbed thk poison through fee t. Itt. is fea_t.a.il H h il e d or tske-h rough 1(1*' II Vuffi,C\lr'f* lit. q--u--a--n- tjti.ek r ilc la n s q u ick ly lenrrwfd to cope w ith b u t F a th e r ;J o g u e s e sca p ed a n d evept-.' W e began m anufacturing te(raet lyl a lly returnryl to F i-a n ' ] Tl F ! lea d a b o u t th ree y e a r s a g o , n n d lo n e ofH e r etu rn ed to !Q eb ed In 1W4 a n d the d o cto rs sa id to me once t h a t ' h e d a d s e n t a s an,'A ruba! ndor to th e h o s t ile never know n nn Industrial maladj? wh ch fjew t h e red f la g so q u ick ly . 1 "The du Ponts' are well kno-^n for M o h a w k s. J' It w a s on th is trip , aecom -i ^f'Say;H oi'W panld only b y fopr M ohaw k and tw o Algonquin guides, that he discovered ; W^JEHjAVfflKE all. M iss H a rr is- 1ilg2l,c1f, fo r t--y-e ig h t ex ivi re treated nt F ile r o . P lm Jconfls s the la st to die thcifkij | 1P24. T h o u x h t Danger^ Avertei! th eir In terest In th e ir em ploye., Tl ey' sp a re no e x p e n se ,10 p ro tect the;[hea th a iel liv e s o f th^lr itien. and when: one Is hurt or loses his life, the company" pa -ip N ew Jersey and every othetj St; te Lake George. H |a m i-vion w ith the U n c e r ta in ty las h a w k s w an s u c c e s s f u l1n d a f te r return- ' ing to Quebec he came p a ck to th e ,Mo-; hawk country a s `a m lsitonary. i H e was captured by Iroquil* and beheaded.}. tw in to; his ipa: expressed W * -1 n e tt a t xnaasea t.,. u ' 1*n<)!uhi. New Zs*l*nd. Au*- j *rA HaHe. a(j4ressing lk>tanv V 2 ?*> Tim, Anne* Tones Hrd bn O ct. 2oj |aout th e lljnie e sort' s o f d e a th s In ih e tU andard Ojl P ant at H arw ay centre^ pub lic a tte n r , KlMTiiltsi 1VKK NOTH F.-MKRItU K tile s ta r tlin g -h^eciuen es | elf ' I*' t "1:>k, !.. I., ' ha been sold m e th y l p oison in g. An! (Ifflclal o f the *v4--lietw (.m u n :il); an debts L1 *,, ;|(>, *>r J D'D., >J1 'l,r pud by them -------- 'n iw -'b in y ., i,, i. hvl i I fs o lln e Corpora t onjis&id pub licly th f lu F o n ts hrjd (been h a v in g !'tho? to o ;'a n d Ir^n^e dM Pont., Prpid-tlie K. I. du Phntljde NCmoiirs HK"Kv .h k n juTvt i WI1.1. 11pan ter F *V'h:b,; f.>r iiny contracted ljateme Issued on Odu (oO, ten d a y s J o n e s dtccH I'tho fo llo w in g Where it h a s properties, h ig h er rjomp* n- atlon and pension rate than the J iw requires. It 1. a fa ct th at w e ;have gn'.at .d e a l o f tro u b le Inducing the. F pn to Im irau tiou s. W e Iiavp to p rotect th m Against them selves." | Mr. W eston had heard o f th e w >rke rtame for th p la n t.' | '`S o m e of t h e m dr<>w p i c t u r e s o f ib u t t files on t h e w a l ls of t h e p l n n t . " hb sA "T his disease is spnwiwhat like d^llrii tjremens. In ste a d ;o f seeing nakij. l^ e m en see butterfllep. F athers de BrelbotifJ an d Lalem ant C a i h o li a 1C h o re were made prisoners by the Iroquois a few years U ter and aftpr being tortured : m iU 2 ,h e'; ktT* would retu rn at were klllech 1 *[ 1 " Tj ' B etm ett aid " 1 not-T * T h e '? * F l, QUTIip|pF'|DaMpNN;CLUB^| tired ness | xicon sp h a t ) th e ) <w , ru m desfendahtJ iRacing and Ba am ea Feature;] Program at W Altestone. . ... . 7 youraelves,# I pb , :'viJ[ X! *ny goodHbyi- The; D an F in n I .tion.! th e F^rtftif "To thcwMv of y Thr'*` P* f m r n T et--ra th y l lead , whlojhi-the du Poptil ^ __ _____ _ n * . HAMIfVlN. o m p a o y Is m a n u fa ctu n: on a rchil| sca le, and will c h i Is reported ri m r m f r y k i .t lite c a u se o f the recjrtt|:u n fo r t n a te | - -my t^.i f,, *...d t drlMs d. I will no* contracted by 1 cclden|t at the, Bayw apl plant of the ^ ta n d n jd OU C o m p a n y , pljould n o t be sed with ethyl ga an Im pnntidj ---i l u KAV, - TM< Ursnd G ooourse rotor fu el w h ic h c .o n tiln s le s s th a n ! [ D a n g er In ( I f v ' N f t ria so lln e, Assembly D istrict IDei o f j bbtod LFInce production b eg a n 3O0,OhO,()^O gi Ilbna o f eth y l g a so lin e h a v e been j1lstr l N e w .Y o r k . | h e ld itj a n im a l o u t i n g 7 ^ f j l 4n terd ay a t D uer*s P k rk . W h lteatb n e. i J . i . j i R eferrin g f- Uted In tw e n ty -e ig h t S ta te s. F^rij 12.C *0 w lt h a n a t.ten d a n c* i o f 21000. T h e a f t e r - LtriailB a n d -C fillin g sta tio n s, w ith no record o f .n o U o i- n o o n 1 p r q g r h m inc}u de< i r a c e s R nd b a l l !n e t t :wil<lt3 Inp or Ill-h ea lth from Its use. aecprdh g a m e s . T h e l H u r o * C lu b o f M a n h a t t a n W to Mr. W e sto n . T h e n a m e "loonqy g a w ith J o s e p h F in n ^ I t c h in g , w o n t h e t 11L a n d t h o s e -ter, th p a r t o f 1 p er <^>t. .o f t e t r i - ! le d ecep tive.- In Ms v iew , lri th a t it mi g a m e w it h t h e C h a r le jH o g J tn A a so g lo U !j g a in s t ; m e . KVl - MV CORSET ! th y l h ad. a pply to the eth y l g a so lin e in stea d o f tJ ' FttMn Aii.. to-M ax T etm M h y l lead is pol torMu*. and Its fpm ea from lead.: j t ils 'm , betre Jim 27 to m anufacture Involves j r'lL, but no} 1 D r. L y n ch , fo r m e r c h ie f surgijon ISISU on ofl W ard 1 b y th e of P--T. 1' :V A m orig t h o s e j>feeq were Thom-** O 'C o n n e ll, C h a ir m a n d the outing )ar- ore th n n m a n y clie^rilcals m a h u - j D p4P W ater. Is now praetlcttec nrydlcl r a n g q m e n t ; J o h n ili. H m. S ecretary Of my . sui* sctu n d used , in [ e n o r m o u s l y ; a l W ilm in gton qn.li bccaJilonBy h th e c lu b : P t * f J,'1E arn ! Borough lTrisi- f l. New ............................... eater mount.v .: v M ^thtraethyl cases. [H# w as relu cjin t The i Flint F o m p a r y J d u r in g the;. Ti;lseuss the d isease because h e |[ls , x pe rhx ie nts l period, e x p e r i e n c e d m u c h ! ldngvr a sso cia ted n itb th e'd u J*on|is. n( len t M a u ric e E . Cortnotl; ough presldenr Josei; Of Q ueens.icr, .'Ap-G uld<aToi , JT.lhrl B r o o k ly n . B o r o u g h l `r< d e n t J u liu s 311J- : - .W ;:' reTx.^1* ''r ,y ^ - e K ( <vr o 4 ; r tio n e 6 '* !' s t , 1 Kt,.. . ' ' " rtci-fpr rM .no. rouble wi th umen beoomirtg p o i s o n e d . , ven te the e k te n t of. fita jitle s. D u r - . Ing the! p a s t year' of prbd'iction. w h en said he had refrained from . publish!! r aJ paper d e a l in g ' w i t h . h is y e a r 's hxpei ; epee* In th e ir ervlcsj fo r th e sanjo r e i - ler . 'o f M ^ o h a tta n K fi Smedley of Qtiee*> Ju< sky, G eorge'W , Ol|van riff M as-m To. v O tto A . RogaJ- leader. of Tam* si ' i tore. j|h*,n Iho m en , twvjf been eirj- 1 conUnuoualjr. dl,xricully, ha .l," in a e v c r o l h u n d r e d many Hall, and tary of T ' ... LVj " `i ' f W SW * ; V O L . L X Y /$ T . 23,07S ~ D A IL Y . * / ; Kktmpw?p M Th**** * 7.;-V'vvT- Ba^Bftgwgiwm n e w . g 'a s j m a d h e s s .?::.: SlllSESTALKS ftANT;- i f i r ' i2 B l 3X S AZED wi WchrdffldadySpreads From P a ris E e s s ? ' S b o v i D o o m d U i o '/ E Elizabeth Gil Tests; ; .c o ve ry: o f 't e r r a i -F o a ta j, % GSiaris Urns. \ Excited Pmdea; Life'May'fo; H n B I l f l l L x ................. __ One Prisoner Dies in' Hospital; From a laboratory In the Baywny i'a .-fofeHTv& ;>,vV'i-'f) - . ' v,' i",'.v .' plant of th e Standard Oil Company \ Six Others Believed' to`: Be From Th Worlda'. 3Huiirmuiuii' <' Wnaemsts.-T'TNmow .1 ` a t Elizabeth, N. J., emerged yestof- No Attempt Made to Disprove day a strange story. . Specli'. CoM to Ybs World first phyaici Recruits for the Tong War.. PARIS, O ct 20.^-If P aris' beauty, thank f J l y ^ j e u t , Devine's .Statement jg ||j That Coolidge Exacted ' Sum for Addressing . W ithin the last weok, It was said, v ;:.: shop* ,nre not soon out "of- huainosa f i "Blot^ 'fire laborers employed a t;th e labora tory have gone-Insane a s a result of GAELIC PRINCE'S CAPTAIN it will not he the fault of p r. Javor- "j^lood n . skl, a brilliant savant/w ho thinks he secret, f* 3t ethylene gaa fumes .Inhaled during experim ents In the ps of such gas CALL^ STORY IM P O S S IB LE. has dlscqveVed the fou n tain of eter nal youth. . drops of bl< healthy bo<1 In the production of gasoline. ./ No longer need fair' w^rmert eearch Ject works Veterans' Societies. 1 ' ' . Two of. th e laborers a re dead. The o th er th re e a re patients In Recon Ship Was 46 Days on Its Way with dread for tho th e first gray hair. first wrinkle, or tores vita' tlvity and c PUBLIC OPINION SEEMS struction Hospital, on Central Park West, whero all Information as to Here, Skipper Says, and it , No longer need maturo men and women shrink at* the sign* of ad slrc3a y affinity b* SHOCKED BY REVELATION. their, condition Is refused. Prosec utor, Day Id o f\jn !o n County. Had No Place for Stowaway vancing years. patient; h o __ That they shall both preserve,their The!love: N. J., has announced-he will begin beauty and vigor within earthly llm- iwjmvenatJo r ' an investigation" this m orning by J Jabbering a confUNod tale of how lta Is the dazzling^ promise given by tho "exterl 1 Democrats, Accepting Evidence as Conclusive, Call 4he Transaction " Sordid." i : ' ________ & Prom The World' Bureau IE! EpfKjUii Cr.Me to The World , wmn r ffo jm P H IT titiJ Oct 20.-- Tho visiting th e ' Standard. Oil plan}, and questioning officials and employees. / Officials Are Mntc. All efforts to got nn official s ta te ment from - Standard Oil ' officials failed. According to Information gathered a t Elizabeth Vrom persons not con nected with the management of the plant, the 'first sign of trouble came JavorskI after a year`.of patient ex they had journeyed half way around periments. By hla side `of the stage tho,world cramped-.In packing hojpea. of the Paris Theatro yesterday, and unfod forty-Blx: dayi, even Chi where be publicly revealed the se n ese wore nolzed by police yesterday cret method of rejurenhtlon, w'aa the Rnd sent to Bellevufe HospltiU, vlc- most Parisian of the Parislennos, tlmB of starvation. One died a few "Colette," oho of the w ittiest and hour later.' The survivor are moat successful women authors of charged with violating the Immigra to-day, who Offered her own alert tion laws. * . ^ /' f , grace and charm as a proof of the Br'^indiapo 'chimge^ to clla canne ---V a aubatltut' "T4 provided 'fc The InJ eorvea- to opinion- I in the pro mortal. If q 'iWhito' Houao alntalnod to-day Its la st Tuosday. Throe Chinese whom the police efficacy of hla method. antee prol j:M M A ravlleni o*`o'-,vu1 pon the charges made yca- T h at day W illiam McSweenpy, No. chargo w ith attem pting to smuggle / "EM" Bilfyffoat Restrained. ' tends hi i J.__ f tarfiny In Jermey City by Lieut. Jo- 315 F u lto n '' Street, Elizabeth, was the hnlf-famihhed OrienUflo Into this Colette wa* to have presented an to youth, b epfe J. Derino, ft wounded veteran o f ChateaU-Thlerry, that CalTin CoolkUw, while Vloo President, had ex- sen t home because of Illness. AThe following .m orning bis sister-in-law had to summon a policeman, yrho country are held In Police H eadquar ters, also prisoners of the Govern ment, They will be takfcn r Ellis old blllygont whoso metamorphoels Joy o f livir from Jlstlesa decrepitude to playful ''t '.'tCOPTTlil 'Xi* put Juvenility she had watched person V;. acted & foe of $250 for 'm aking a memorial address at Bridgeport. 'tyas obliged to call three other men to help him spbduo Mc8we^ney, vio lently Insane. McSweeney was taken Island this m orning to -fftCO^obtamlnatlon by the im m igration official. IIlp Sing Tong Members. ally, hut the municipality to whom the animal belonged refused to per mit her to take It from tho Jardin DE VALE o T his Hence,v which was the only to the A lexlan Hospital, Elizabeth, In the pockets of^the m^welcorao d'Acci imitation. V ' V, grouting accorded the n*w# Tor the i when th ey were laid before to PraaMent'-staff,^for snbmisBfon , to htpx-ioqk fit. 41- ;comfort to-day. A week to. when ` ;^ it first became known that DeTlno w as considering bringing the matter V to public notice, a different attitude K m / waa,taken. A ' i; '''Piut ' Opinion Shocked. At that tim e not onfy wan notice and put in a traitjacket "Coming at .Rim." T hu rsd ay E rn est O elgert Jr., No. &iX;Elizabth jikvenue, startle d other employees b y shrieking he could soe three figures "cpnilhg'M him." Ho wae sent to the hospital, and on Sat urd ay he died. The sam e day H erbert Fusos. No. 516 GrieV Avenue, and W alter Dymock, No. 42 Jefferson Avenue, also Im m igrants, found cards police charge, ' they of.m em bership In 'th e , , However, she had treatment'herself, so undergone sacrificing the her .. I/ONDON' " H ip Sing Tong, avowed enemies embjuTKjmed-Wttab And coquotry on (AeaoJlat the On Leongs, now w aging Tfarfar*^ the altar of science, ah clinched tho wihSmoiinltpdhgo,srsttoelaidentmhdIen.ytothmTtehihnge,^hJctstootfeueiagnnlht'*rty'wof,ouetytrhetehofjewHltlhcipee*j)ghmguetandrasnleelanlpfcBaatji'JeLo.notcnsog.enpovtNif.c'ooUJtldac.tvnho-airbOtsyk,hsi,hp'aerdef-wissrncasratstinhbato&ig,- United States very much In the same m anner as they would hRve made their entrance yesterday-had it not thank goodners. She was beginning to foal weary. Y /orries'w ere'hdgin' nlng to wear down her healthy fresh- kr3 w -t ! C S t CoSS g tt ' tkitentlon t --. yosJfdt (ind wari -- dagaln . '.In Ulster taken of the charges by' the W hits "Were sen t to tholr homes. Dymock been for the police vigil In China Hot, but one of the President's was put to bed, but a while la te r town. close advisor--a man of Cabinet m em bers of his family heard a crash A vigorous denial came from Capt. The World rank. Indeed -- offered assurances and discovered he- had fallen from Frederick M arsbalj^ of the -Gaelic th at the .charges were not true. He his, bedroom window. Dymock died Prince, which was moored a t P ier 4, -T h e N e w s in B r . :declared that those assurances were Coolidgo himself. To-day, howevar, la st evening a t R econstruction IIosv ^Brooklyn, Saturday m orning and on pltal, where ho had been ta k e n 'with which the Chinese told the police Fi^aos. McSweeney and W illiam they had come from the Orient. / - NEW TOKK One hondl-od thousand storm Lake* buret, N. J,, b tu rrar to eee Sbennn- Paris, m * covered fo? neither this man nor any of the others of the President's-Immediate Circle had anything to say at all. Public opinion deemed shocked by the disclosure, not because Mr. Cook Jflffe had seen fit to chargo for speeches while he was Vice Presl. dofft hut because he had - assessed Ystosrttn* of the World War who docJrtd him on account of his national piTyrdjMmoo an the orator a t a patd * tlo . memorial occasion. T he Democratic National CommitSad lamed a scathing denunciation of th performance, characterising it as "SKratfld* and contrasting It "with the a phrases he uttered vrhenAhe Ytd>6d the Soldier Bonus Bill.'* ^ - rV*-' Ho Statem ent In Sight. ____ Grerge. No. `45 Sum ner Street. Eliza beth, another laboratory employoe. News of Dymock's , death was re fused reporters who called a t the hospital, and It was learned of only through the office of- th e County Medioal Exam iner. "' ' Dost Twcnty-Tw^ Pounds. ; Grerge, It was said In Elizabeth, lost twenty-two pounds In four weeks at the laboratory. Although the m atter was not re ported to the police of E lisabeth, It was learned that County Physician C.^A. Brokaw said he found Oelgert ha<f died "apparently' from ethylene gas poisoning." / D r. Arclilbakl- Slnnon, attached to the A lexlan H ospital, later described "We have been out of Singapore forty-six days," Capt. Marshall said. "Wo did not have a packing case aboard th a t was larger- than 2 by 2, and how on earth cbuld a man live In one of those things forty-Blx days without food?" May e of His Crew. "The tale tbxt the police came hero and told me Is absolutely ridic ulous," he continued. "We hod th ir ty-nine Chinese w ho'w ere members of the crew that was recruited hero in New York before we started on our voyage around the world last April* and .In all probability those men are members of the crOw. They all loft here Saturday, after they wore examined by officials of tho donh and form er ZR-3. "Pasa-.d Seven \stnrvtn Chinese say they came here from Orient in packing boxes. Pass 1 Two In hospital, seven arrested after wild automobile h its taxicab, Page H O. M. Dahl, .Chairm an o f B.-M. T., In le tte r to M ayor Hylrw, denies Hlrsbfleld req-Ast to examine books. P ag o 14 Olmbel Brothers broadcasting sta tlon berlns operation. Pago IB Coolidge sp eak , by radio to Jew ish F ederation here. Pago 16 Vendetta betweon.clty lawyer and village agriculturist over "who owns nuts failing on roadside." ^Pago IB Abolish death penalty, says Dar- row; retain it, says Talley, In de L abor P; and : Con? women' c&i Wu Pel-l eeral, marc forces. ** raerlcsr of ten,-Rnd United -SU Expert I <Ju to lei?i YTilte b eftarse Cor speech. W ith rr In 1923 tr 53m committee summed up the af the condition of th e four patleil^n-sent Custorps Service." _. bate. _ Page 16 Hoover c fair on follow: from the laboratory to h lrin stitu tlo n The Captain further argileffagainst Censors of the play -W hat Price blah way ^"Th patriotism of a man who ea " chcm lcai paychosls." Hd said: the tale told by the ChlneseXto the Glory?" called "stupid add abmlrtl'' 15-17. teavea hia home and- country and " W e don't k n ow ex a ctly how e th y police th a t they had put Jrtto Boston hy d ti^R ev . Potter. Page if goeo 3,000 miles through submarineinfested waters and offers his life In ebook of battle may not be bought nor old nor compensated, but that eff- & Vine President- has Its price. len e gaa a ffe c ts th e m ind: bnt w o do know It causes th e patient to have (Continued, on Rlzt?i Pago.) Tuesday, and said th a t If th ere were stowaways on board they doubtlessly (Continued on Sixth P age.) ' POLITICAL George 1 Manlfeeto issued by . prominent era' Trut. men. regardless of party, declares Conn., a rr le a g u e of Nation* vital -Issue and ..bezzlefueni.