Evening Star Newspaper, October 8, 1921, Page 1

_Member _ of the Associated Profs | The Amoclated Press 1s exclusively entitled $-. the use for republication of all sews dispatehes credited to it or not oiberwise eredited in tide - paper. and alss the local news pyblished Dereis. ’ WEATHER. Fair-and colder tonight; probably light frost; tomarrow fair, with slowly rising temperature. Temperatire for twenty-four hours énded ‘at 2°p.m. today: Highest, 78, at p.m. yesterday; lowest, 47, at 1 a.m. today. Full pgport ‘en page seven. 130 Closing New York Stocks £2e 3 No. 28,286. post office President Harding Will De- liver Address—Justice Taft to Preside. FINE ARTS COMMISSION GIVES APPROVAL TO SITE Gen. Pershing and Marshal Foch Also Expected to Participate in Ceremonial. et Taft of the ates Supreme Court presid- ing and President Harding delivering the principal address, the corner stone of the national victory me- norial building to be erected between 6th and Tth streets, south of B street, will be laid on the afternoon of No- vember 14, it was anounced today by dirs. Henry F. Dimock, president of the George Washington Memorial As- sociation, which is sponsoring the projec The Fine Arts Commission also to- day formaily announced that it had proved the site for the memorial. Justice Entered as second-class matter ashington, D. C. WASHINGTON, D. C, VGTORY MEMORIAL [RAIN PREVENTS FOURTH. (3] RAIDS UNCOVER CORNER STONE T0 | GAME OF WORLD SERIES; | B BOQTLEG RING: BELADONNOV. 14 - RUTH ON HOSPITAL LIST) yany ARE JAILED Home-run Hitter Suffering From Abscess on p i Fing a completely Arm—Large Crowd on Hand Early Is Caught in Downpour. POLO GROUNDS, New York, October 8.—The fourth game of the world series was prevented today by a heavy downpour, which started about 1 o’clock. The umpires, after a consultation, decided conditions made playing POLO GROUNDS.'New Yeork, October 8.—Babe Ruth impossible. ‘was among the missing when the Yankees gathered at their clubhouse today to make ready for their battle with the Giants in the fourth engagement of the world series. The home-run king was up all night with an abscess on his arm, which his physician, Dr. Stewart, had lanced. His doctor ordered him not to play today, and there was some question whether he would appear again in the series. “I have not Beard anything about Ruth's condition,” said Manager Mil- ler Huggins, “but if he is in any con- dition_to play I know he would make the effort. Elbow Is Infected. Ruth’s elbow became infected while | sliding, and a muscle in hi s left leg, which he tore over a week ago, causes him to limp painfully when walking. ,all the i,uys feel they can run the series off in a hurry.” “Shufflin’ Phil” Douglas, with his mean breaking spitball, said he was “just rarin’ to go.” Douglas thinks he has learned all the batting weak- nesses of the Yanks. ““Just one of those defeats that come to every club,” remarked Mike Mc- Nally, who guards the Yankees' third base, talking of the spill the Ameri- Equipped Office to Direct Operations. Raids made in thirty-one places in this city early today simultaneously by a small army of policemen and in- ternal revenue officers brought into the net what the police and revenue officers declare to be the leaders of one of the most gigantic and’ effi- ciently managed bootleg gangs in the | 5 The raids here culminated an in vestigation which has lasted for weeks, and, according to revenue offi- cers, will extend in its ramifications | to several citics in the east, includ- ing Philadelphia and Atjantic City, by which the local leaders were con- nected by a well regulated transpor- tation system of ome truck and seven cars, running day and night, the po- lice allege. Much Liguor Captured. ! When the raids had been completed and the squads, with their prisoners ‘and evidence, had assembled in five station houses of the city, the au- { thorities had onc automobile, forty quarts of gin, 150 gallons of alcohol, forty gallons of corn whisky, seventy quarts of liquor, one gallon of flavor- bening WITH SUNDAY MORNING EDITION SATURDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1921_TWENTY-TWO PAGES. All rights of publiestion of special @ispatehes herein are also reserved. Yesterday’s Net Cigculation, 88,231— g TWO CENTS. B CHANGE MADE INHOUSE WAY OF HANDLING BUDGET Chairman Madden Divides » His Colleagues Into Spe- cial Business Units. 1N‘E‘w SUBCOMMITTEE | NAMED FOR D. C. AFFAIRS’ : ——— { Representative Davis Heads Dis- { trict Body—New Grouping of Bills Planned. - the federal budget re and to facilitate the efll 1 ¥ program, Chairman Madden jof the House appropriutions comm { tee has reorganized his colleagues into a businesslike set of subcommittees. {In this reorganization the fiscal af- { Tairs of the District of Columbia wiil jcome under the scrutiny of ® mnew subcommittee, composed entifely of men who have had long experience on {the House committee handling the {legielative affairs for the District. | The reorganization scts up subco mittees along departmental lnes that all appropriations for an partmental service will be conside ac- red y , by one subcommittee, and thus Con- C . i i 4 ! can leaguers took yesterday. “Cleve-|ing extract for gin, three safes and 2 tee, = St pre i officer N |Dr. Stewart thinks a day or two of | jing beat us 15 €0 1 one day last July, | thirty-one . arrests. In addition al THE END OF THE JOY RIDE Brese.can Bet at a glance the toi rounds, and Deem g ating |rest will enable the slugger to Eet|gur we hopped them the hext day te ] number of books and papers were > o eont for-malntenaucersl eu'hhdu- Gilleer of the commission will be. in | PAck into the same. the tune of 12 to 2. Don’t sing any | seized, from which the officers expect Zor the appropriations thecann sov. charee of the corner stone laylng | ,The absence of Ruth caused a|dirges over this club, for the Yankees | to learn more of the system. {eral supply bills. Se th ‘";“l sev- ! zloom in the Yankee ranks. react quickly from defeat.” The headquarters of the ring, ac- i v . So that instead of First Planned for November 11. 1t began to rain hard at 1 o'clock and the prospects for a game looked There was a large crowd on hand ‘Wwhen the Yankees in their home uni- cording to the police, was located at 1015 Lamont street. aorthwest, where TRUSTEES EXPLAIN Woman at Age of 101 INDORSES MOVING {thirteen money bille, as at prese ithere will be twelvé under the | organized sye It had been planned to heve the |dubious. The crowds in the uncovered | forms came upon the fleld for bat- |the raiders found one of the most | Cuts Set of Teeth; O et otthe Dt enn 2 1onial take place on November | stands used newspapers to shelter ting practice. complete offices for directing the op- . H l h €t the new subcommittee will be :l’ rmistice day. The President |:hemselves. Batting practice for the Yankees|erations of the gang. The office was ! Enjoys Good Healt 3 al months ago approved the| The Giants are determined to com-|was suspended at 1:10 o'clock by the |completely furnished with desks, type- date. calied to assemble in Washington on When the arms conference was Armistice day, it became necesgary to ter the memorial building plans. + addition to the President, it fs pected that Marshal Foch and Gen. shing will participate in the cere- sl An invitation to Marshal to deliver an address already been extended to him through the ! nch embassy. the revenue officials to be the leaders cutting a - = j affairs. Representatives Evans of The laying of the corner stone for {of this particular bootleg ring. In il . jbraska and Tinkham of Ma: Tt lavine ot Cocrles fatone for of this pardieutar bootiee ving. Tn| Are Urged in Report. Sivendy dering Anacostia Flats. breses, snd Tinkhaw of a dome studded with 4,000,000 stars. pey v, t . S ; = ¥ sentative Buchanan of Texas, dem each engraved with the initials of a roctitying, Complete parmphemalla {or| The annual report of the Public hag ey of Agriculture vallace |crat, complete the District suboomm': soldier who was enrolled in the late Precinct Detectives Guy Rone and |Library trustees, signed by the presi-| | 1 has written to the National Comm! tee. The District appropriation war. will constitute a personal tri- E. W. Boyle of the local police force |dent of the library board, Theodore| | ision of Fine Arts indorsing the pro- | Will be enlarged to include certain « uniph for Mrs. Dimock, who, practi- were the {nstigators of the inves- | posal to remove the Botanic Garden |locations of funds previously made cally single-handed, has brought the plete the massacre of the Yankee: “We have started,” chirped Frankie Frisch, the Giants’ third sacker, “and downpour, and the ground attendants | began covering the fleld with tarpaul- SENATE TO PROBE SCHOOL CHARGES Senator Ball Believes Sena- Iins. H UNARMED MAILMAN IROBBED OF §100000 126 Mail Sacks Transferred to | writers, adding machines, and a book- | keeping system for keeping track ol the transactions. William J. Butler, whose address is given by the police as 324 T street northwest, and Silas Jefferson of 912 27th street .northwest, one of the houses raided, and where the greater | portion of the alcohol was found, are alleged by both the local police and tigation which brought about the raids | NEEDS OF LIBRARY Higher Pay, Larger Staff, More Books and Branches W. Noyes, was filed with the District Special Dispatch to The Star. LEESBURG, Va., October S.— Information has been received here relative to Mrs. Latina Gaskinn of Grifto; 101 years of age, whe has ‘wit e past twenty years, nature has come to her assistance in many others made BOTANIC GARDEN | | ! Mt. Hamilton Tract, Bor- i i Secretary Wallace Favors| s. Representa tive Thomas U. Sisson of Mississipp!. Who was formerly chairman of the committee under the democratic ud- ministration, leaves this subcommit- tee and is replaced as ranking deme. 7 Representative Ben Johnson longtime chairman of committee on District i 1 | | the legisla e other bills, such as the legislativ 8 oy present * its ite at th t % 1 undertaking to its present state of and arrests today. and, according to the | Commissioners this morning. The| | peing minety years of age. | foorm. fto present site 4t the western|executive and judicial and the sund: development. King’s Critici Are | Aut Poli H police, will lead to further arrests.trustees state that the two most 2 5 ks : Reception to Follow. tor King’s Criticisms Are utos — Police Hopetul. |They reported their findings to Har- | urgent needs of today \are. (1) the [ton tract, bordering the Anacostia| Deep Interest in Dintelet. The exercises will be held at 2:30 s Forei Datenie sente for his dioticet whe |atrengthening of the central library flan notth of Bepning Soal. | ored|Meorsentative Chailes B Deste of following which 3tes. Dimeck | Worthy of Investigation. oreigners Suspected. |Toseg’ afe flor by increasing the pay of the force, o oimsthrysiseton | boupled | rrese in 1as tender a public reception at her home on 16th street to all persons who are sufficiently interested to_help [ bring about early realization of the ~morial plans, iAo 111wl ‘i¥stie “sbeesal” in= Criticisms of the public scheols rent to Senator Eall, chairman of the District cammittee, yosterday.by. By, the Associafed Press, . STROIT, Miek. 2 g iedt ral.agents, .atate. froopecs and L De~ in the investiga- tion. era Assembled for Ratdn. - venye officers from all parts Ite { by an increase in the number of the staft nd by adequste new:.UOOK. AV cessions, and (2) the extension of IIPANESE WOULD with the indorsement already given :Y lhe‘nnle arts body, ‘:‘,fl !XD(‘?‘Q‘: 8y.-to lead ta an early rewval of the ‘project. In Congrens, The. last time the subject was under consid- He has been chairman of th, i subcommittee ev. S licans came bac] for years before republican on th 1 er since the repuh- Kk into contral, and that was the ranking 5 ; e subcommittee. K “o1. Sherr o @ . he: conntry were assembled Nere yes- | =5 3 eration at the Capitol was in May, | resentative Davis haw, R ‘itations 1o the corner stone exer. |ator King of Utab will be laid before | troit police joined forces today, in the ferday. and when an agent who Sie scops of he ';""" s et Lo20, when it was taken up at a joint | tire cighietn. St oy s e . on behalf of the George Wash-|the- full‘ commitfee at its meeting | Séarch ~four Bnéri7WED ‘Leld u ‘if ‘¢otfidences of the gang: _repo’gfg Besx: sthruugh ‘separafe”liraries and Ih aring before the 6.% 4 House | shown a decp interest in legisiation fugton :‘°iL’:;;%;‘é’:;;‘é‘v’.‘?"L‘}“‘:é’r‘es'}’fi Wednesday, Senator Ball said today.|Cenadian msail wagon late last night | DY Tong-distance telephone this miorn- | through branches in school buildings. teed o dhe Tibrafy. affecting the Shtrusl: He was a2 mem- covernments stationed in Washing- Scnator Ball said that in all prob- 1as it neared the main post office with ing, the ralders were sent out and the work began at 7:10 o'clock. Pro- Mr. Noyes' report consists of an out- Others Faver Rémoval. !ber of the House District committes Ak o * : line ‘of the ways by which the main g . . 1t was stated. today that ber | before being shifted to th Ters Who v Bhven Valuabie ‘aid [ability an investigation would be|a Ioad of pouches from Windsor, On- | hibition Commissioner ‘Haynea and |1ibrary may be atrensthened and tha General Pacific fi'mclples In- [of ‘mational” organizations, ‘including | Priations committee. R, Maors » the association. "The public gener- made by 2 subcommittee of the }tario. Acioe Lc'gel\,“‘:lenf;‘i_h”‘;":hg;ltmg extension program may be put into | the American Lotanic Societs, Asso- | Representaiive Robert E. Evans of ally will be invited. ined in Senator King's| Meanwhile Windsor and Detrolt ety effcet: ~1le sayss o ciation of ne s. Park Develop-:Nebraska is now gerving his wecond It has be Col. Sherrill | charges contalne operatives, took, general charge of | ; volved—American Plans cent Assoclation, an ; iterm on the s e e e ateas Stone at the|letter to him, published vesterday.|Postal offcials’ were checking thelr |he work. Reclassification Legislation Urged. ment ‘Assoclation. ‘and_others.” re-| he “uppropriations commit. rtheast corner of the square, which nEr set aside for the building. e south side of the building will He indicated that the subcommittee would be headed by Senator Capper, chairman of the public schools com- | records to determine the value of mail coutained in the twenty-six bags Police and revenue officers explain- | ed that the leaders kept a transporta- | tion system of automobiles constantly | “The question of adequate compen- sation for an adequate force will be answered in the solution of the re-| in Main Acceptahle. Commission in support of the Mount Hamilton project. tee, having received that assignment Wwhen he first cama to Congress. Rep- resentative Evans is strongly int The Washington Board of Trade!ested in the upbaildl . 80t < taken by the bandits. Two of the ing into and out of the District, | classification problem, whether the|By the Associated Press. thi h i i A L upbuilding of the Na- o line with the south side of the . and that Senator King would moving into out of the District, . ¥ the ese. rough its committee on parks and | tional Capltal, N B ) Muncam and il man | e, A O o mien Other wmem_ |nouches carried registered packages, |DrnEINE i Jaree uantities af molution be wlong (he line of the| "TOKIO, October S—Japan probably | rescrvations, of whichh Judge Charies |ins Shouta Siand . o wirm B0 the north end of the Mall. bers are still to be selected. oqland early estimates placed the value | huriuuaciors. whore 1o wos oo 196 | Smoot Wood bill. The princeple of | Will accept the American agenda for |5 SndY is ot the advantagen offcred | P68 maintained as the mont heauti: Custodian of Big Fund. o Vhile saying that he wae OPPOSeq |as high as $100.000. “liquor” with the necessary coloring|pay for librarians—equal to . that|the Washington conference on limi- by the Mount Hamilton site. The work | o) CIt¥ In the world. He said today The association, headed by Mrs. Di- is now the cystodian of a fund million dollars, ES the memorial structure. officials and deplored a tendemcy to fly off the handle in regard to Dl!l‘rlcl matters, found in some quarters, Sen- ator Ball pointed out that in the pres- ent case charges had been given to Canadian: banks make a practice of sending to their Detroit correspond- ents each night their receipts of American money. At times these and flavoring. It was then turned over to the local delivery system, by | which it was distributed to ‘“cus. tomers” dally. The raids this morn- ing covered only .one route of the awarded to other scientifie, technical and professional workers with com- parable education, training and re- sponsibilities—has been followed in both bills, and tentative allocations of tation of armaments and far eastern questions, but may suggest additions to it, according to information in re- sponsible circles here. These addi- of the board and of Judge Bundy's committee, in particular, was praised teday by Col. C. O. Sherrill, otticer in charge ~of public buildings and grounds. who regards the location on “I want to see everything done thut can be done within reason for the District, taking into consideration the situation as it is respecting our funds and conditions generally throughout : £ ob c ] [ ibrary staft to the two classifica- . the Eastern branch as the most de- | the country able acesal buliaing operations willliGe committee by Senator King. |shipments amount to as much as|'°Ch.S208 ¢ illogal possession of | Hons Tndieate that In Sajars scales |tions would avoid concrete questions, | sirable one. that could b found in In Congress Simce 1915 bty o b et Bing, neverthe: |$500.000. lquor in violation of the national | they run close together. The library's|but would Include general principles | the District for the purposes of &! Rpresentative George Holden Tink Campaigns are now under way in the states to raise the full amount less, in the opinicn of Senator Ball, they are such as to warrant investigation. One of the bags, according to Wind- prohibition act were placed against | the majority of those caught in the| need of a larger and better paid force is so glaringly obvious that the ap- such as equal opportunity throughout great national botanical garden and arboretum. ham has been in Congress sinte 191° s sor postal officials, contained seventy- | plicati he Tib f any scien- |the entire Pacific. The agenda was| ¢ { Immediately upon ired for the undertaking and 5 S i ond th net taday, while others are merely |Pplication to the library of any scien = Comprehensive Resume Prepared. | Y upon coming here he \ifs: Dimock will leave Washington| Hefore leaving here today to spend (he/ four pieces of rcgistered mail for De- | being held for~ investigation. - The | tfic and cquitable project of reclasel- |discussed by the cabinet today and Judge Bundy recently has prepared | W28 Dlaced on the House District tomorrow to assist in this werk. She| " 3 i Dr. Ballou, superintendent |troit and one for Chicago. Yester- |Police and revenue officers say that | fication, based on the "’,‘"‘;"}“‘SJ‘ will be submitted to the advisory!for President Bradley of the Board of | SOmmitt Wwhere he was one or the « will visit first Tennessee, where the| o'po nublic schools, over the telephone. |day’s receipts at the Kenilworth race | S0M® Of these charges will be sup-ito secure a maximum of eficiency, Trade & cmiprchcartre most active members, and offered # state legislature has authorized $100,- 000 bond issue to cover the cost of placing gold stars in the dome of the victory structure, as a memorial to the sons of that commonwealtl who lost their lives In the world conflict. Tn Nashville, next week. Mrs. Dimock will be the guest of honor at a “hun- dred - thousand - dollar dinner” at likely that he will have a further tion with Dr. Ballou and prob- al the municipal architect when he returne to Washington Monday. Dr. Ballou, it is understood. informed Senator Ball today that he was giving the fraternity question much considera- t.on, and was endeavorirg to find a conv track, it was believed, were in the other pouch. Occasionally the race track receipts, which are mailed to a Detroit bank eack night, amount to many thousand dollars. Undersized Men. William R. Macauley, the driver, |plemented, after later Ipvestigation, | | by charges of conspiracy against the { United States to violate the prohibi- {tion act. i | The arrests in the third precinct, as | | recorded on the police blotter, were: | { Lillie Thomas, 1227 22d street, illegal possession; Mary Reed, 2419 I street, | investigation; Arthur Patrick, 1314 | will surely result in a material bet- terment of Jibrary conditions. “The trustees therefore urge the speedy enacgment of the Smoot-Wood or the Sterling-Lehlbach reclassifica- tion bill;_and, prior to such enact- | ment, if Congress approves the basic principle underlying both bills or either bill, the trustees urge the ap- council on Monday. Charles B. Warren, American am- bassador here, has been conferring with Premier Hara, Foreign Minis- ter Unchida and members of the Jap- anese mission being sent to Washing- ton. In response to inquiries, Mr. Warren told the Associated Press he ‘was assured by the Japanese govern- resume of testimony given at the joint congres- sional hearing, showlng the nation’s need of a botauical garden equipped to do important experimental. work, and depicting the Mount Hamllton site as admirably meeting all re- quirements. y . “The whole subject of the removal { number of the most progressive leg- | islative measures rospecting the Dis- trict that haye since then become laws. He was in line for chairman of the House District committee at the he- ginning of the present Congress. but was appointed to succeed Speaker Gillett ‘on_the appropriations comm tee. Representative Tinkh i i i i ! 4 " 2 location and , development of the | o x ham 1s espe- . = ! | basis upon which the fraternities could | (.. & {22 root. inveat] s Vi lication_of that principle in shap- | ment that negotiations in respect to | I¢ TG g et cially anxious to assiet in re Sented eith ne proceeds from ine|be. allowed ty continue ‘in_the Tigh |Rho has carrled Canadian mail across 224, strest, Wvestigatipn; Vonder | PLeation ol tial Rl Blimates and | the agends wire srossedme wrteal | Botanic Garden was so fully consid | S anxious to assiet in reporting bond sale authorized by the legisla- | schools after objectionable features had | the river in his one-horse cage W8EON | oation; Ernest Wallace, 2535 M |in congressional appropriations for | torily. ered, by ItheM:om: committée on the| yrict needs. Send Boen eliminated: for seven years, without molestation, | street, investigation; Hattie Smith, |increase of pay of ‘District emploves. | Number of Subjects Suggeated, | ADTary In May last”states Judge| “Ropresentative Ben Johnson has From Tennessee Mrs. Dimock will go told ‘the police his four assailants!2222 Virginia avenue, investigation; |including especially the underpaid| | = Bundy, “that It would scem o belpcen one of the leading demperaiic to Ohio,. where Mrs. Joseph B. Fo EGED ;vere umi!rslzed men, ranging in age | Silas Jefferson, 912-27th street north- |and undermanned Public Library| :?.Y#.'x‘,,‘:-“?,‘é“,’,..‘L',Z‘;‘.’:‘,fi?{dfi?,‘ge’:‘.’.: ?;Iatc:"vc;flniggg? ‘nr:p;rt‘ii:i:iem;z members of the House since 1907. aker, wife of Former Senator For-|BRUTAL CRIME ALLI fromithingy e forty veara ‘Two of | west, selling. force. Pacific, it is asserted by the Asahi|question.” During & democratic majority for aker, is directing the work of raising Would Raise Librarian’s Salary. Shimbun. The subjects should eight years Mr. Johnson was chair- in- | Bhor 1N Sirecting the work of salelng v i foreign accent, Held for Incairy. i .| clude, “Rrst,” the “annlication ot the ! Twe Miles From Capitol. man of the House District committer e el toward the <ost| AGAINST 14-YEAR OLD BOY | Wi & Tatormation, ‘potice today | No charge was placed on the blotter | “Since the librarian is the only of-) S0l yion s commeraiay treaty to] The ount Tiammtan oot He is the author of a_number of fu- or e launched an intensive search of ail|against the following, who are being | ficial appointed directly by the libra-| AuStraiia: second. favored - mavion | lomncq Alount, Hamilton tract = in|riint incasures, neluding tho enn: skl forelen scttioments of the city. Be-|held for the revenue officials: Albert |ry trustees. the board feels a special | customs treatment “in Indo-China; | eated At the north end of Marviand |{iL"or" (" finse” to the Washineton Former Attorney General Wicker- [Accused of Binding Girl With |llef (ot (he robbers were foreigners was | Winslow, 1324 Ward court; Mattie | (\ioaiion to call repeatedly renewed third, recognition of the principle of | 1Y peen propesed bo develny o | MArket Cumpany. ‘AL the beginming pbormer Attorney General Wicker: D y_the report of aiBrooks, 2423 I strest; Willett Gas. y. upon the C |1t has been proposed to develop the|of'the present sorsion Represcaiativ to lead the fund-rai ng campaign in Rope, Attacking Her and patrolman last night that about the time the mail robbery occurred he kins, 918 27th street; Bennie Frisby, 1015 Potomac street; Isaiah Butler, inadequacy of our attention to the when salary compared librarian’s class mandatory rule in zones placed under the mandates of England, Aus- of reclaiming the Anacostia. flats, Johnson was shifted to the House ap- s i s o OBt d New York. Slaying Her With Knife. saw two automobiles, appareatly con. |7 Douglas row, and Marion Butler, | with the minimum for the librarian’s| tralla and New Zealand by the treaty | north of Benning bridge, so that g | Propriations committee, and succecs Mrs. Dimock expects to be several taining about ten men, speeding in the |7 Douglas row. *|grade in both reclassification bills; | Of Versailles, | o Wil mead)| CorLe oL the flats wonld béiredebvad | yeiliiesinnt as\ranting months in the field. Tt is her inten- | py the Associated Press. direction of one of these foreign quar. | The following were taken in the |When compared with the salaries of |, £*i0e TokuEawa who will head|as a water garden and for experi- |y SuSibl 48, TEEng A H.‘}‘.‘\.‘?..fl,'.‘.' lh;‘(}dU:;‘“k;:)ulnr:é‘bn::’;%fl; MADISON. N. J.. October 8 —{Francis | ters. He was not sure that in thel|fourth precinct. station, where the |librarians of cities of Washington's) gor (i PALSRe CCICK yesterday for an Taera Representative James P. Buchanan building pla The plan calls for state appropriations to cover the cost of inserting gold stars in the dome of Kluxen, a fourteen-year-old boy, was held by the police today on a charge darkness he had not mistaken mail | pouches in one of the cars for men. At about the same time another charge of illegal possession of liquor was ! placed against them by Revenue Agent Rose: Fred Grant, alias Fred Fish, 408 classification in population, contain- ing libraries of approximately the same grade as thdt -of Washington, expression of his views. He replied that, as he had only recently been ap- pointed, he was not yet quite ready nate aconsiderable amount of dredg- | ing and retaining wall expense and save the government about $338,000, jof Texas has been a member of Con- { cress since 1913, was immediately as signed to the appropriations commit- i i E Gl , it ie stated, 5 ’ of committing one of the most brutal | patrolman found an abandoned auto- | Grace strcet southwest, and Richard when considered in the lightjto come out in that capacity with a |°F &N amount sufficient, b1 tee, and has served -all the building in memors of the ma-| rimes in the history of New Jersey |mobile that turned out to be a stolen | Robertson, 105 G street’ southwest. N merian Bowarman's standing | formal statement. Lo\ pax itor the Mount Hamitoh: BB (1, District e o SR L A “"l“_‘_ss the murder of Janet -Lawrence, |a: It answered Macauley's descrip-| In the seventh precinct Grafton|among the foremost progressive Grateful for Warm Reeept Under the plan proposed the institu- | Fepeatedly leen a conferee on Dia- andrteients Wi Le askeditoiprovide | —tho t tion of one of the machines used by|Taylor, Phoebe Taylor, 3220 Grace |ljprarians of the country, in the light| Personally, however,” he added, “I|tion would maintain & 100-sere oator | trict appropriation bills In tentrn. the blue stavs, Which wilL represent| .geq twelve. the bandits. street nogtlw\e!t. and Rosie Collins. | o¢ his high personal and professional desire to sa¥ to the American public, garden and a thirty-acre bird sanctuary. | Versy between the House and Sen:iv Dublic Who saw Service in the war.| The little girl's body was found yes. Way Blocked by Cars. 8 e e o ko, arrested | qualifications _and in view of h{!‘[hruugh the Associated Press, that I |The entire layout would be on a scal To Apply Business Methods. - 4 ;| terday in a clump of woods owned | mp. pojd-up took place near Tettors Y- Lol B "“ and | goventeen years of devoted effective!cherish with gratitude the memory 7 =y " will be provided ai a cost of $100 each and the blue stars “at a cost of $5 each. The building, it is stated, will be tha largest memorial structure in the world. It will be equipped with a mammoth by the Kluxen boy's father. Janet. aecording to the police, had been truesed up. hand and foot, with a rope, attacked and then stabbed twenty-five times. One stroke of the knife severed the jugular vein. Young Kluxen denied all knowfedge Suspicion first fastened son avenue, in Wayne street, an un- frequented thoroughfare, at night. One of the bandits’ cars pulied slowly out of an alley as’ the mail wagon ap- proached, blocking the street. cauley, unarmed, was taken into the alley and guarded by one of the ban- Ma- charged with illegal possession. Smith said that alcohol and liquor were seized on the following premises, but no arrests made: 3322 Grace street, 1031 Jefferson street arnd 3614 Volts place. _— service in the library's upbuilding. The salaries of librarians in cities of Washington's class and in some cities of much smaller population are Toltows: A Ne chief “New York city, librarian [ (probably). $12.000 (chief, circulation of the warm reception accorded me in Washington and in other American cities ‘when 1 passed through the United States en route to London in 1910, upon which occasion 1 appeared in America in a private capacity. The prospect of again going to the great (Continued on Page 2, Column 2.) i omsadis s e JUGOSLAVS CALLED HOME. | —_—— Ordering In of Men of Military | In announcing the reorganjzation Chairman Madden, who in private Jit. is at the head of one of the larges: construction concerns in the cguntry, said that he had organized his col- leagues as he would for the trans- i suditorium, a rocm for each state and | Of the crime. the |dits while the others transferred th department, $5.500); Brooklyn, $9,200; (Continued on Page 2, Cplumn 7.) Age Believed Mobilization. laction of his own business mnd ey quarters for the District Na. | o1 Rl WHen S e g peerved | Douches to one of their machines. thes | SPEEJACKS IS SAFE. Culcago. . 37408 - Detrall,’ 31,800:4 - ! confident that the varlous sections of tional Guard. A .Jarge fund will be i’“;fihugfnbung violently, the police |both drove at high speed toward Jef- | | Clevelana, su&l}o. ) ::-ng;I 3 R VIENNA, October 8.—All Jugoslavsi the budget can be scrutinized m: sought with which to endow the build- | 10 4 in response to questions |ferson avenue. < 1All on Board Well, Says Report |Boston, $6,000: ®: J .600; | EX-MINISTER CONVICTED |or miitary age are orderea by ad- ! more closely and with greater eus: ing: mbled, “Awful, awtal! Macauley is under bond, and carries Pittsburgh, ' $6,000: Los Angeles,{ ="\ "% b ertisements appeasing In the wema. ! ind Colority than under ‘the old svs : wiumhieds Y the Canadian mail between Windsor From Pacific. §6.000; Buffalo. §5,000; Milwaukee | .- OF DROWNING HIS WIFE 4 R meslately to theis | tem, which has been under eriticism ST = e and Detroit on a contract, making fo: $5,000; Newark, $8,250 (plus bonus.|, 3 Papers to report immenlately. to thelr | g5 "many years. ELUDES POLICE 2 YEARS Y FOR MINE STRIKE. {trips each day. 3 Gfour! NEW YORK. October 8—The motor | gg75, $9.125); ~Minneapolis, $5.0000 s o s imeiieved here that} “pyo”first Ludget will be submitied READ * | The Detroit post office is one of the | cruiser Speejacks was reported safe|Kansas City, $6,010; Seattle, $6,500 Sayeleans mobillzation by the Jugo-| 15 Congrees in December by Presi- WITHOUT CHANGING NAME Kansas Governor Has Plans to Con- tinue Operations. Man Sought in $234,000 Mail Rob- | 1gppKa, Kan, October 8—The bery Spends $45,000 Share. Gives Up at Father’s Home. CHICAGO, October 8—.For two vears Carl Stieler, jr. Wafited in con- nection with a $234,000 mail robbery Kansas court of industrial.relations has formulated a definite program of action in the event of a prolonged coal miners’ strike in the Pittshurg region, the details of which will be revealed from time to time as de- velopments warrant, Gov. H. J. Allen announced. exchange post offices where Canadian mail is reassorted. Most of it goes to points in the United States, but some is sent on to the Canadian northwest. It has been carried-across the river here much in the same manner for fifty years without a mishap, Post- master Joseph €asgrain of Windsor said. Although the pouches at times contain fortunes, no guard, it was dis- closed, is maintained, and the messen- ger usually is unarmed. The wagqn cage is locked, as a rule, but last |last night by Robert Moran, manager | of the United States and Australasia Lines, Inc, whose steamer Eastern !Queen was chartered to tow her across |the Pacific from the Panama canal .to Tahiti. Recent advices from the steamer reported all well, he said. - Capt. Albert Y. Goewen of Cleve- land, his wife and party are making & tour around the world in the vessel. CROPS FOR YEAR SHOWN Indianapolis, $5.000; Rochester, 5,001 (Continued on page 7, column.§.) Scoreboard To Show - Tomorrow’s Game In World Series Jury. Recommends Life Imprison- ment for John A. Spencer - in California. By the Assvciated Press. - LAKEPORT, Calif,, October 8.—John A." Spéngdr; former clergyman, was foupd-:guflty of murder in-the first degree by a’superior court jury early today iii connection with the ‘death Today’s News.in Brief House appropriations committee makes sweeping changes in method of han- dling budget: Page 1 Public Library trustees urge larger staff, higher salaries and extension of sérvice. Page 1 Secretary Wallace indorses proposal dent Harding under the new budget uct. That act provides for the suh- mission of two budgets—one to fol- low the.outline of ‘the old .book-of estimates and the old appropriation bills and the. other (the altermative ‘budget) to be made up according to such arrangement as the diredter of the bureau of the budget, with the approval of the President, muy pre- scribe, . - The committee on appropriations heretofore has been subdivided igto thirteen subcommittees, one for- each B night the bandits found no lock to in- of his wife .whose body was re-| ve Bot. % v i at Whiting, Ind. in 1919, traveled | Applications' from a number of en-|yorrupt their work. Macauley expiain- | |N DEPARTMENT REPORT The Star will show tomor- ik e s Vne“ % to ;{mlfl Bo :ldnl': G"fllfllb Pbase lln!ilh‘o tw‘:-_ll\I: ;;%m;;an;:;m:npm_ throughout the west under his own |gincers, steam shovel workers and ex- | o4 that he lost the key several days * = s world meries game be- 2 SRaliwnolesale. th e i bootleg | priution bills and one’ oy LR wame, gave Chicago as his address, |perienced pit miners, both union and|,go and had not replaced it. This year's crop production, as fore- row’ e 2 . ring with. he: TS <>w.-},,.I ‘g :;l;ln!cyw“h o (s CEpLIoRS, e e <pent his share of the money, amount- [non-union, have been received offering. s are e ST cast by the Department of Agricul-| tweem the Giamts and . Recommendation that Spencer be | f e ing to $45,000 and was never once|to oprate the mines, the governor {ture today in its monthly crop re-{ at the Polo Grounds, New York, || sentenced to life imprisonment was ) Japanese indicate desire to amend the . wiostioned, he told the authorities today following his surrender to the pollce. With his wife he returned yester- stated. HURT BY FALL FROM CAR. Mrs. Vanderbilt Drives 601 Miles MOTOR RECORD CLAIMED. | port, basing- the estimates on condi- tions prevailing October 1, follows: Spring wheat, 196,776,000 bushels all wheat, 740,655,000 bushels; corn, play by play, on the eleetric, mcorebonrd om the 1ith street side of the building. The series, made. He will be sentenced next Monday morning. The defense’s failure to call to the stand either Spencer or Mrs. E. D. Barber, alleged accessory to the mur- | | arms conference agenda. Page 1 Anti-profiteering in coal Is aim of two ‘measures introduced ‘In Senate. Page 1! jogical lines. Most departmefits and | burcaus get part of their approprix- tions in one bill and part in anotWer. { It 1s impossible to ascertain the:total appropriations for the depdrtments day and went to the home of his|gpecial Dispatch to The Star. < 3,163,063,000 bushels; oats, 1,075,519, which was begun Wednesday, Congestion shuts 200 students from ! ob bareaus. without consulting (wo father cattea n‘fl’a"-fifii’:.'"‘u;'kz;.g‘;; PWINCHESTER, Va. October 8.— in 18 Hours 40 Minutes. 000 bushels; barley, 163,399,000 bush-| 0" " netl ome of the teams | der. came as a surprise. two night schools. Page 2| or more of the bills, The War De- his part in the robbery, according to the authorities. Clarence Oates, a Pennsylvania rai road brakeman of this city, suffered a skull fracture yesterday, when_he fell ASHEVILLE, N. C, October 8.—Mrs. Edith Vanderbilt, widow of the late els; white potatoes, 345,544,000 bush- els; sweet potatoes, 106,569,000 bushels. has won five games, and The In his closing argument District Attorney G. W. Hoyle of Somoma county declared the former clergy- Virginia attorney gemeral claims evi- dence sufficient to convict Miss Knox partment furnishes -an apt ilustra- tion of the distribution. = Arty &n- The' condition of the crops on Oc- | * star, which gave the details to unty 8 L e Bstlaios | propriations are cartied i the Kimy, Much of his money was spent fof | off a box car at Martinsburg, W. Va. | George Variderbilt and proprietor of [tober 1. or at time of harvest, Was| ‘. fams from the omtaef, will | man ‘delll;:r;:erlyp rg;z;rt-;egnsx: rite and Sha Pase” 3| fortification =n@. sundry civil KIS SABIPTER, duclared hesgave HyIng ox- | Somn S O Fe e e Bumer- | Blltmore estate, claims a new motor |announced as follows: Corn, 843 per | -~ (8 (100 O ML ™ il e+ | 20,33 to gt ber property and, Vies President Coolige calls Pilgrim | 3nd_clvil activities “over whieh ‘en. hibit n P a O A g, L O T e tntir | chakgumdly his wife had| eompact foundation for American ; hibitions In the southwest and also in | ous cuts and bruises aboyt his head Irecord from W B Sl o s decided, Spencer maintained his wife D L ur Memphin and Jackson, Tent., under | and fogs. “He was taken to a Martins- :':e',:"}fu:,f;"':,','dt?:,g!",n{';'.:f:.'“ Siani: fivhite- potatdes 64 mwest £oLathca - ¥ gallen overnoard from a rowboat. Stitutions. o - :.» - Page 5. 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