Evening Star Newspaper, June 26, 1921, Page 17

, THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, JUNE 26, 1921—PART 1 e MK NAUBIRNTED Pz, v, | s wommmm MNERS INDELBERTE |57 5 o nem B, AN, K e o Eami=ation | o an attempted non-stop aerial dash is seeking. 29 NN i illogal and irresponsible organiza- [to New York again was held up by SR | COVERNOR OF CEORG | = 7l i | CONSPIRACY 1 CHARGE 5 > S NG v e Charles D. Zell, Former Trust Com- Springer, both of Los Angeles county, YN mer home, Bay View, Mic to a message from celved by friends he oficial inquiry to fix re- | | pany Treasurer, Accused by Penn- The smart set in Paris have a new | 4. gincnot to tune up their airplane Blessing o3 of “having snakes for sponsibility for the tragic death hobby—that Promises Economy and Toucnes on| | of Jokn C. Lee rich Clarke sylvania Banking Commissioner. Chairman of Coal Operators’ Com- [ P! until the weather cleared. e S ; county farmer, wtockman and Iy the Associnted Pross, . T VT RO RO ARG AR A AN AN AR IARL N ELARIANEL/ANEY /N /N Race Problem in Inaugural legiulative candidate; who wax DL?NI:_'_\'STHR. Pa., June 25.—Charles| mittee in West Virginia Wel- g@;& @ @ Address. Bn mrade roming hear White | |culiural Trust Company here, closed| ©0mes Senatorial Tuvestigation. | X HR ; By the Acaociated Press. Va.. last week, ‘Is to be | | by tie state department of banking | By the Asoclated Press. @ . ATLANTA, June 25.—Thomas W. It ix learned that the engineer | | THUrsday, took more than $209.000| WILLIAMSON, W. Va, June 25— Hardwlick, former United States sena-| | of the train was Turner Clin- | iin liberty bonds and negotiable pu-|In a statement made publiv here to- C ll C l oliar 0lor1 : pers from the bank, according to'[day wclcoming a senatorial investi- T S not collax Style so much chum of Mr. Lee. Both hnd Georgia today in the first outdoor 5 John S. Fisher, state commissioner | gation of disturbances in Mingo. been warm' friends more than & 1 ; 5 . exercises held since the inaug forty years. The engineer Ix | | Of banking, who is investigating the | W- Va. ooal flelds, Harry Olm- of Hoke Smith in 1907. He su wald to have been xo overcome company's condition. sted, chairman of the labor commit- Hugh M. Dorsey, who has served four| | whenm he dincovered that hix iy . “oal Operators’ years. In his brief inaugural address,| | train had killed one of hix mont bonds were given to Zell for |tee of the Williamson Coal Op: Gov. Hardwick declared for an eco- Joyal friends that a substitute safe-keeping by numerous® persons, | Assoclation, dectares the disturbances nomieal Jeaminiateation: stating hei | had to complete is run. Mr. | |and he used them, it is said, in his|in the Mingo, W. Va and_tike 11 1 tll t WO ake e e seiiative i X county, .. fleld ave bee the Right Materials, | Condition’ later in’ a more specifc| | 3 Cimean wan horm. and onty | | (Pculative oberations. He admits. | SN "% “deliberate. conspiracy | o as collar color that snaps up message. i recently remodeled the old etone id by the authorities, to mis- | 4n the part of the United Mine Work . . N b ! ), A Answering what he said was “wide- Poure where the Clingan tamily appropriating this sum. No securi- | crs of A ca” and that the United a mans appearance. ot utiful Color Shades. LQTS |spread criticism™ of the state fol- lived. ties were found in his house, when |Mine Workers is “an illegal and ir- Put mere man at work |lowing publication of a pamphlet on | % | “The Condition of the Negro in Geor- it was searched today. respensible organization.” 1 b e ® Juggling the accounts of depositors. statement. in part, says: . lue wlute. but clear vg]ute. Tw ng the strands. Show b A = s i - ; Mr. Hardwick said Georgia had 3 $ s y how fhat the vio- the cost of hats. Won't now. jand I think unjustly, for mistreating bonds Tete o eaavonor I estruction of property in Mingo ! sheer white, starche men Une side of material is velvety [the negro. for peonage and other 0 chinge, and the exccution of or- ., W. Va, and Pike county, —the other has high satin finish. |kindred crimes” = and that “there is ders for the purchase of securities . beginning with the Matewan You make CINDIVIDUAL |ne real basis in truth and in fact upon which were paid for out of savings | assassinations. have all been in 1S worn by the man W]’IO VONDER CREATIONS. : whichi the dccusation can rest. B accounts, but never delivered, .are |accord with the policy of the United VONDER CRE NS. I is final message, sent to the some of the features of the treas- | Mine Workers' organization and TOLMA'NIZES! Te_ Tolman Laundry F. W. MACKENZIE, Manager s Cor. 6th and C Sts. N.W. A good rule that works both ~ ure today, Gov. Dorsey devoted urer’ juggling revealed by recemt|in furtherance of the major portion a discussion of h 3 delib the state's financial condition. ' The| Investigations. and form a deli governor condemned the practice of . creating new counties, declaring that, [ Attorney Announces Defense in next to Texas, Georgia already had < . many more counties than any other| Trial for Murder of Her Hus- the Unio! Mob violence R . d by state au- . thorities, o . “If this is not band, to Begin Tuesday. 1 {done, it is very probable that federal| CLEVELAND. Ohio, June 25 zc a a intervention will not long be delayed. | porary insanity will be the d e - Since my induction into office on June|Mrs. Eva Catherine Kaber when she | §t g 30, 1917, the newspapers have carried |goes on trial next Tuesday morning || accounts of the lynching of fifty-eight | charged with first degree murder of negroes. From sources which. so far | ber husband, Daniel . Kabe 3 | + as | know, are reliable 1 have in-|Lakewood home on July 18, 1919. At- formation regarding other lynchings|torney Francis W. Poulson. counsel OFOEGIPLOEOIOXOROXOEDL XX not included in the list. . for Mrs. Kaber, announced today. “A method should be provided where- | Poulson added that secmingly there RN/K ways. We- call for and de- by a state grand jury, composed of | was nothing he could do to delay the il . . 3 »q . citizens selected from all scctions, |trial of Mrs. Kaber, The Star delivered to your home every evening |}, liver your collars when you might make full investigation into “I will file a motion for a continu- | “ the crime and have authority to re-|ance,” he said, “but this will be mere- and Sunday morning for 60 cents a month costs you TOLMANIZE! turn presentments against those par-|ly a formality on which to base an | b Pays 6 Per Cent fcipating In mob violence. appeal to a higher court in the event |} about 134 cents a day and 5 cents Sundays. | . > . N he governor should be given au-|the verdict goes against my client. If H i % phone Franklm 71 K on shares maturing in 45 to x;nmns-;-uuny sherifg (ouir‘x!rl m_.;, naoll;)n |]s‘ ;v!um;’l as 1 th i . T i in s du not only with | wil e, wi ave S tH or 83 months. It cspect to protecting prisoners, but as | that insufficient time Telephone Main 5000 and | . regards any failure on the part of that | preparation of the defens Delivery Will Start at Once official to properly discharge the| Poulson made a motion for a post- py 3 2 < 2 X3 T e9¢ X2/ , ¥, duties of his office.” ponement of Mrs. Kaber's trial ten @ days ago. County Prosecutor k i R - R R C. Stanton objected: 10 any delay. Al | o—— e ———————— [ RVRAVE AV RAVRARVARNRE YD ay _— Common Pleas Judze Maurice Bernon 2 - refused to grant it. Nothing could be learned today as = Pays 4 Per Cent on shards withdrawn be- fore maturity @ » Assets More Than to the defense that will be pul for- ward in the cases of Marian McArdl $7,000,000 - UNI]ER |N[]|B'I'MEN'!'["W=M" of Mrs. Kaber: Mrs. M: ———— et i M Kab i lott, e sband's . = Sarplus Nearing ; i PR | AN IS IV VIV VIS TN T I $800,000 ' | |first degree murder. o ore Cala, et e e 4 s+ St 0w . & e | Chief and Other Members of Force | who. following his capture near Buf- H | - = | i falo. N. Y., several days ago. admitted N 4 Corner 11thand E Sts. N.W. [l Accused in Connection With ~ |he was one of the actual siayers of 7 i JAMES BERRY. President { Recent Riot. I & JOSHUA W. CARR, Secretary en asponind Brsee DISABLED SHIP IN. 5l TULSA. Okla, June 25.—Chiet of| HALSIFAX. June 25.—The Shipping H i {Folice” John' &' 'Gustafsen of the |Board Stemer Ozeite. recentls dis-| IR 4 | Tulsa police department and other abled at sca while bound from Nor- | 2 | members of the department were in-|folk for Portland. England. reached | {E" " |H dicted today by a grand jury in con- |here today in tow of the steamship | e nection with the recent riot and on | Asabeth. B | J charges of permitting vice _——— | Other _indictments were returned H against Roy Ward, head of the police | A A4l { automobile recovery department: Roy s Y} Meacham, traffic officer: E. F. Waddell, Without K chief of police of Sand Springs. a | ¢ ‘1 suburb, and E. F. Williams, Sand Any | 1 Springs policeman. H P’l The jury in its report recommend- Pain H ed that the indicted officers be im- mediately suspended from office. The churges of permitting vice were not Most of us still re- tain the fear of the in connection with the race riots, it “dentist's chair” we > dl was said. " received in childhood The minor membors of the Tulsa;| and think only of a visit to a Qv pelice depirtmeaz are impucated in!| dental office when the tooth begins l | an zitomobile theft case. to give trouble. Now, as a matter H rges against Chief Gustafsen in- || of fact, the tortures of the treat- b 4 e failure to enforce law xi ment of teeth long ago became in room.:z iouses. Zanre 1o || obsolete in better-class dental |i N & enforce the prohibition laws, failure parlors, ard today the study of to enforce the anti-gun-carrying law || dentistry is among the highest M o4 and dereliction of duty on tae night |{ professions. ' of the riot. : 3 | Eesy Payment Terms to Al \ 4 . e A GAS cut Two CENTs. || Dr. White, 407 7th S oo! I cr T June 25. Woel HICAGO, i1, June 25 —The Stand- Opposite e 5 = ard Oll Company of Indiana today an- worth’s Se --;Il.- l'/. nounced an average reduction of two || Store. 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