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"Bit Bill" "Haywood, the former I.
W. AV. lender, who fled te Russia last
ear te escape a twenty-year prison
sentence. It was Lloyd who furnished
$20,000 bends for Haywood.
Lloyd spent his first night of con
finement in a detention ceil. His ar
rival at the prison was shrouded in
secrecy, but he found a small army
of newspapermen waiting.
8hertly before midnight a closed au
tomobile drove up te the entrance of
thn Rtnte nrlen grounds. A veuns
entrance, followed by reporters and
photographers. Lloyd remained in the
automobile te bid his wife geed -by and
then leisurely entered the prison, where
he was met by a deputy sheriff who
had commitment papers.
During the whole procedure of check
ing in L'eyd remained silent, appar
ently gloomy nnd downcast. ,
Thirteen of Lloyd's co-defendants
arc In jail, three ethers arc fugitives,
one 1 near death in u hospital nnd the
nineteenth, Leuis KatcrGcld, Is re
ported en Ills way here from Itussla te
surrender.
Petlc and reaicattt Cenetrt '
The Police Band will ' broadcast a
concert tonight from the radio station
at 1030 Market street. Director Cor Cer Cor
telyeu will make an address before the
concert, whlehwill be under the-direction
of' Lieutenant Kiefer. Among
these Invited te attend nre Governor Governer
elect Plnchet, Senater Pepper, Mayer
Moere. City Solicitor Smyth, Director
nnd Mrs. Barclay II. Warburton and
Superintendent Mills.
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Je'iet, HI.. Nev. 22. William Bress
Llevrt. millionaire I'lilc-un Cemmunis,
was put into prison gnrb early ted.iv
fcate last nliht Lloyd, convicted with
twentv ethers under im Illinois law for
Sidlcnl utternnees. voluntarily surren
ered at the .Toilet Pettentiary te begin
avtrine. liU sentence of one te tlvc enr.
Llevd had been seuplit (or six days, i
Be may nsslened te teach a class of
the' rfen"rs i
Lloyd Inherited n fortune from his
fcther the late Henry D l.leyd. Uoten
phi'anthrepist. Hl Inherited wealth ,
was greatly aupmented in recent years
'While he m a fto-Mie'cler ill one of
Cbirnce's daily n!wpnner. i
)With his wife, Madge Bird, he took ,
an active part in the affairs of the left
Win Socialist Tarty. t
Ll"vd and his friends presented ere- i
ientiaJs at the Socialist convention In ,
Chtease in September, 1019. but were ,
et recognized. They then formed the
Communist 'Laber Tarty whilu a num
ber of ether win? leaders went into a
separate convention and organized the
Cemmunis Tarty Beth new groups
Affiliated w Uh tb Third Internatienale
of Moscow .
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hew convenient, hew easy, hew perfect
in action is the Wiilcex & Gibbs New
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