dWTOiVEPAGES) XCtaMUM VOL. UL> NO. 55. i •'r. ' ; ■ * V ^ • ..•' 'r ’-f ^y:' ‘ t • * ........ - - " H unger Mapichers R ou t^ by ,: i-.'' •-!;> ■•, ■ hP-f 300 Anned Police StatHNiel JAPANESE TR00I$ (1 ^ , ef Fair VpNli At Outskirts of Gty K e^ NEARING RUSSIA HaR Tv'Ctl 2,560 Marchers From hstmdHHis — Expect To S ta ^ Parade. Army PnrsBiiig Chinese In­ Contact 14,000 Peoide. Winetoh-Salem, N. C.,'Dec. 5. -r-^fTom-r-4from New YorkYqra during toe first 272 144 ^ Not surgents Is Within 75 (AP)—RusseH T. Sherwood,'missing {part of this year, Imt that-irtth toe ■ Wulilnftan, Dee. 6>—(AP)— As witness in toe Seabury Investiga-! convening of. the. Dem o^tic Na­ At 7 o’clock tonight oqe of the tion into fiscal -affaits of New :tipnal coivention in Chicago , he t o Be Ccpgreas met today In a heavily Miles of the Border. laigest assemblies of wurkent, plan- York City, is alive and well and has i found binoself a prisoner on a ranch gpardied eapitol, the army of demon- liing to dedicate their, energies in tniTATi 'steps to fight for his rights,! which he said was own^ by ^ w er- ■ttators who descended upon the dty ihe interests of Manchester’s neety C^rdjg Walker, sin ac^tmtant, ia id , ful New York conomerclal and politi- last night were stU hotted up by . the next seven days, will meet in here'today. 1 cal interests.’- Tokyo, Dec. 5. — (AP) — The ^ Sherwood, one-time- financial i Walker further quoted SherwC^ w— tw ^AT>t—Th» lest night were still bottled up by Japanese army pxished to a point the High School hail ,td launch the agent for former Mayor James J. as saying he kept on Waslto^:t<^ 5.—(APK n ^ t in the <^tsl£irt8. within 75 miles of the Soviet border e^ual drive for funds. The drive Walker of New York. 5Pent several 1 until October, vdien be escaped with House, today rejected the G ar^ MYettbag ASmI faming under police days here last rre^'QB&fls'Walker toe help of a Mexican woman. resolution; for proUMtian. r^esL in Manchuria today in its campaign be under the Auspices of the The two, Walker said, seized a restraint, the moteiy throng once against insurgent Chinese, a situa­ Jdtochester Emeigency Empl<^- said,, and employ^; tbs latter -to The vote mjectixig ropesi was 2731 maksw Investigate concerning gfUard’s gun, and held him at bay ■ drew up in marching order, took up tion which gave the government wbile they appropriated a light car for.repeal to 144 against. 'twO^- a long red banner and headed for the Assoriation, and, while np MiiiisnTriTitn. penalties emd liens filed ganriwiit: ifim 'by iS e ' (toUtetor, of in- and fled toe ranch. th b ^ ixiajorlty vote, was necetytyy.. aodid Uhes of pollca pause as to the attitude of Moc- quota has been set by the offlcere Itt'New York. Walker said Sherwood is on his I for approval of toe ityolutimv, = But when the blue ranks tighten­ cow. Of the organization, Frank Chentyi way to Canada -and will sail from ed tOtmeet them, the leaulers turned Tokyo officialdom concentrated on Jr.^ chairman of the extttrive ■ ■ for months, Sherwood toe necessary marsty not hanrlUg was quoted 'b y Walker aa sasdng he there for Europel Mtiw. sQd jeered the police for their Russo-Japanese relations especially gram outlined to acetre Armed with; Sherwood’s power of ■been attained, ' toe prtyiosal to carry on the confix^ pera held a prisemer on a ranch precaution. in light of the fact that the Japan­ imiHiitImni New Mexico. attorney. Walker went to Washing­ turned down. Lawyers representing the march­ jects of the asso(^tl<^# ton and conferred with officials of Inasmuch as. Speisker Jeton N> ese troops might push on to. Man- mistic regar^ng "rae tunoimt . Walk AT -Sid Sherwood told him he ers meanwhile made little headway chjulla, the Manchurian border city. bad been advised to remain away toe revenue department. Gamer has, said he wm^ not pety in efforts to invoke the law as a money to be raisii, . Today the government, lacked in­ To Get rait another' vote en-^ wptyl-at-.tUs, means of releasing the group from formation as to Moscow’s intentions sesaiem, 'toe vote was believed -.tq: Its pavement camp and permitting Extra, workers liave been compil­ in the event General So Ping Wen, ing the lists on whom solicitors will havakilled toe questieo,tyleast larj. the demonstrators to match to the the Chinese insurgent and his fol­ til toe new CongrtyS meets. ■ - y igapitPl in accordance with their call, and the results-'of 'their ^orts lowers should attempt to flee into show approximately 14,000 people GALLERIES ARE The rtyolutloh suppmShd ^dcms to demand $50 each and enact­ Siberia. from toe Republican,.: leaderSMpj ment o f unemployment Insurance. vdio will be contacted in the next Dispatches frcm Tsitsihar, Man-1 sbven days; A meeting of (he driv6 Sndl of New Yprk favtyi^ tt m Just before noon, the hour for churia, the base of Japanese opera­ Afojors was held last'Satuiday aftf though he denounced, the foira^.^e Ooogxess .to convene, upward of 150 tions fo the northwest, said the ex­ ernoon and plans were made by AT bad predictfki that, if it were adcg>t- moire police appeared at the camp, pedition had tcdien strategic Shedyn Subdued by tear after an outbreak in Wilmington, Del., members them u) telephone each, ot their ed, toe Senate would amend it wSh' aiqparently to block any effort to Pass, and was advancing through | of the “hungnr marchers” enroute to Washington are shown at top leav­ eight Captains, who in turn will con­ reservations against the mdoon and rttth the uwm. There were then some the Kingan mountains. ing an old'riuirch where they had been quartered, About 1200 men and tact the team worken for attendr for protection of dry ^tes. - 800 armed police on hand, confront­ women were in this contingent which left 24 of its number under arrest, aace at the first meeting of the asso­ Many ^ledaters h the RepreSehtative Minnener (R., ing the marchers estimated by Manchurian Report in Wilmington. Below is a “field hospital” set up by doctors and nurses ciation tonight. ' - Mich.), immediately after the vote authorities at 2,500 or so. lYompUy at 6:40 p. m. tois ever asked toe' Speaker he .wlH w - Tsitsihar, Manchuria, Dec. 5. — accompanying the carovah. The women patients were alleged to have Bider a similar resolution' brought (AP)—^The Rengo (Japanese) News been overcome by tear gas during the rioting.. ning the MajoiA wlU meet ssith th/sir Honse — Nb Ceremonies Wasbingcon. Dec. 6.—(AP)—Sev- (!!aptain8 in toe High School hail. TO GOVERN SENATE up in toe regular maimer.” Agency correspondrat reported to­ •Taje chair wfll decide that, when eM hundred of the demonstrators day he had ^formation that Gen. Captains will meet their team work­ corralled by police, marched in line- Su Plng-V eu, ti)« Chinese insurg­ e r at 6ri5 and. every work^ will be Attend B e g in s ef Ses­ It’s brought up/’ tiward the guarding forces this t> be in toeir seats at 6:50 • It was not dear froin On® ent, had entered^ gpviet territory by er toe vlce-pre8ideht*elect - was way- nmming, as though intending to train Sunday ifight There were no > .| a . Use Atwater’s Vote l U i for the city, but they quickly, Sit By Tesms sion. ering from Us dediration flf • details. days ago not to allow another v()te? timed back. The Japanese headquarters here Seating arrangsiheats in. toe High ' It was the first concerted move- still was awaiting pews today of J hall for this evenii^„have ' Piqule In 21st Distridh but in toe absence of any aasurwee Washington, Dec. 5.—(A PI- by Urn to toe contrary, spent of the momii^, and. followed expected occupation by Japanese made for tiie cca v ^ ea ce of toe totiin was he .^uld-stick to Uf <|uite a bit of grumbling amcnig the forces cf Hailar, some 85 miles from :e assembty^ workers and torir Tense and: grave under, toem asf of " liters over lateness o f breakfliat the city of Manebulia on the Soviet fSi Dpoa entering the hep toe ammuntyd intentloxis. •. 1 problems toat confront it, the 72nd proposal wa* .defautod- by:, having had to -sleep in trucks border. The latest bulletins, bow-._ , - « .. - take, seqts in toeir re- Cdpgrei^;;:tq^. began- its &ial ses- of. and on the street. .ve diyisian siKitiPns, flfot .ixarrew ^xxwtyim ^ -A'*' Csurylng a long red banner on Stale Mantfactiir- NAHMS iilSD K pac. ii.^(AP).^ If which there was ho wrtitng, the pay jpeopls. ^ jifeorfod Utigaia a » r^pijiwsTitH toe seatMg o f A Iwty Ljkom'ibe' umn. ticwaedf|^ ^^CIm pl^^:nf .pidsid^ ^ otroke Willlaixi'Coxdey: Demociatic candi­ police linie nearest u e cFty. The expledned! dty^aacition th# ( ^ y one skirmiip wfth.insupg'ez^ of bocNQ, staccato gay* raps .by date f^^ton State: Beiiate ib the 21st w aancniiesff police were immediately alert, but ■Vice-President Clirtis in ihe Seitdlte *^Q^^$idS;-not Iwvlng'' voted this' ou almost , reaching them the colunfo Chinese troops waSirepoited to h a ^ Dlstrict'to® DemocratS Wfll attempt wheeled and jeered at police f& occurred du^g the passage of the erid Speaker Garner in toe House, to organise toe' State; Benate using resolution is lost.” their action in tightening their Japanese troops through the Khin- slgoalled toe beginning of toe toe voLa-of Fred Atwater, who held ranks.