Evening Star Newspaper, December 19, 1922, Page 25

follow: ~W. H. H. Allen Company, J. Edw. Chapman, James E. Collifléwef & Co.. Inc.; R. I and M. C. Grace, TEN'MORE DEALERS et i BACK COAL RULES CadiCompnny (11O panitt ey Pledged to Co-Operate in Ef- | fort to Check Duplicating Rosewag and Sheedy & Co. of Orders. POLIESEE HOSPTAL BOGEEPER AND $207 Dizappearance of Mrs, Doris Rath- bone, bride of a few months, from Casualty Hospital, where she was em- 59 ' cashier a Ten more coal dealers today signed | Daut sens, ..,.",.,p:,.fll,fi"?:kfif.“,h',: the agreement to abide by the new |last night. Raymond Schuitheis, su- rules laid down by the Public Utilities | Perintendent of the hospital, told of Commission (o prevent dupllcation of | Fparten the it et of 320118 hard coal orders. 3 from the'cash drawer. This makes a total of thirty-nine| This mofning a warrant allegin o . cancerns that have pledged themselves | wrag: leraod at Boline Conet knd e to co-operate with the city officials in | tectives Cullinane and Vermililon and ‘hecking the practice of consumers of » POllce of the ninth precinct are look- b el ; " ©%1ing for Mrs. Rathbone. PHing” around to a number of coal | "Fne young. lady was a resident of yards. Northeast Washington at the time &f The commission insisting that | her marriaga. and her husband, it is €ich householder deal with one con- | Sated; resided in New Jersey, Supt cern only at a time, because it has Schultheis this morning sald he had received a letter from Mrs. Rathbone, THE EVENING STAR, AKES SLOW PACE INDAUGHERTY CASE Ta the absence of the priroctpsl prosecutor, Representative Keller, re- publican, Minnesots, hearings betore the House judiciary committee on im. peachment charges against Attorney General Daugherty moved forwdrd to- day & slow pace. Representatives Wdodruff of Michi- gan and Johnson of South Dskota, republicans, were before the commit- tee by invitation of Chairman Vol- stezd, but Mr. Johmson said his charges in the House last April re- garding war profits were directed solely at the War Departamient: that | Mr. Daugherty necessarily had to re- organize the department and much time was needed to investigate all the cases. Douhts. “Shadowing™ Charge. Asked about the charge made by counsel for Mr. Keller that he, Repre- sentative Woodruff, and Senator Cara- day. democrat, Arkansas, had Dbeen ! “shadowed” by operatives of the De- partment of Justice, Mr. Johnson said he wever belfeved that this had Been one. “1 heard such reports,” he said, “but i nd that is the only way an accu- | mailed to thig city yesterday after- rate check can be k OO bieany kept on anthracite | "irpe etter, the superintendent stat- i ‘ ed. was In Mrs. Rathbone's hand- With less than 60 per cent of last | writing and contained the statement | sear's supply of hard coal coming into [ {hat the latter had been offered a po- T e e it i e 1010 | sition in Baltimore and that she want- 3 S80N {ed to make a change. 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See the line on display here — hard- wood cases—flour and vegetable bins, etc. A wonder at A o A S AL Lo AEL A S | for too much ‘horse sense' to do that. | | Whatever else may ba sald of them, | The toy department as we get closer to Christmas certain lots are practically sold out. Don’t delay, but buy now. quantities. ’ We cannot always guarantee Kiddie Horse Strongly made .. Kitchen Cabinets 49c EwH Doll Furniture Three pieces ... Child’s Chalr or Rocker Fumed oak—wood seat. Choicc_: 49¢ Tricycle Strongly made — tired wheels. Special rubber $6.95 WASHINGT! dom’t think tt can be sald they lack sonze.” Reiterating that he believed the situation with respect to war fraud cases had been correcttd so far as the Department of Justice was con- cernéd, Mr. Johnson said ft had mot been so far as the War Department was.- goncerned. “f think & lot of officers down there ought to be court-martialed instead of promoted.” 3 Blames War Department Only. Mr. Johnson was excused and As-, sfatant Attorney General Seymour an- | nounced that if Mr. Woodruff and his agtorney would go to the Department of Justice all the papers relating to the Wright-Martin case would be sub- mitted to them. Representative John- son saild the charges he had made in fhe Houge relating to war frauds had been directed at the War Department, and that he did not think they ha any bearing on the impeachment charges against Mr. Daugherty. “Somebody dragged me before this eommittee,” he sald, “and I am ready to furnish names of witnesses to sup- | port my charges. I will say frankly, however, that I do not bblieve they are a matter for this committee to go_into.” The Michigan representative sald he was représented by counsel, H. L. Scaife, formerly an employe of the riment of Justice. He asked & number of records in the de- partment be fufnished the committee, and that all the correspondence re- Jating to the “Wright-Martin" case Be made available to himself and counsel. — i Miss Anna E. Durkee, now head of a $1,000.000 mining corporation. be- gan her career selling life Insurance. | in France it is illegai for & widow the money |1 gave Daugherty and Burns credit|to conttact & secohd marriage before 300 days have elapsed after the death | of her former husband. H isao Ronson Repeater. 19¢ Stuffed Cat D. 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