April 10, 1927

Frank W. Savin, seventy-six-year-old member of the New York Stock Exchange, announced yesterday his intention to disinherit his adopted son, Charles Edye Munroe, and adopted daughter, Muriel Elizabeth Wisnell Savin, whom he banished from his home in Port Chester on Friday. He denied that the trouble had any connection with his recent marriage to Miss Anna Mary Schiels, a housemaid in his employ.

H Fischer and E Cannon tried and sentenced in Kansas City, Mo, on day after robberies

AS THE rising tide of nationalism floods northward in China, engulfs Shanghai and sweeps toward Peking and the Northern provinces, the rest of the world looks on with increasing concern. The looting at Nanking and other evidences of increasing hostility toward foreigners raises the immediate issue of protection of their nationals in the leading chancelleries of the world.

TO the long list of seering melodramas now visible in this turbid metropolis, "Spread Eagle" must now be appended. Not merely on its own account as a generally trenchant theatrical exhibition, but also as a half-satirical attack upon manipulations of public opinion by Big Business.

Deputy Tax Comr Stephenson warns against delay in payments