Evening Star Newspaper, February 28, 1923, Page 26

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Anderson, superintendent of the state Anti-Saloon League. Nature of Evidence Secret. The nature of the evidence was jlcet secret by Mr. Pecora, who ap- {peared well satisfied with the prog- ress so far, especially the testimony | vesterday of Miss K Maude M. Odell, | confidentlal secretaty to Mr. Ander- |son. who left the jury room after an hour and a half on the stand, in | a state some described as unusually ! I nervous, | 'Miss Odell, having been associated !with Mr. Anderson for twenty yvears n Illinofs, Maryalnd and New York, s with him during the perfod con- ! Anderson’s Private Secretary Un- usually Nervous as She Quits Stand. erned in the investigation, 1913-14, fwhen he spent $24,700 for publicity | j purposes. Seveal Eliminated. Mr. Pecora has eliminated severa nesses he previously thought ! would be necessary for the grand | jury to Lear, 2nd sald he is not con {cerned about the non-appearance of | Rev. David J. Burrell, presldent of | the ‘league, who says he is too illf to_testify. It is improbable, the assistant dis trict attorney said, that he will cal either O. Bertsall Phillips, former col lector of the league, who has charged | Anderson with splitting commis slons with him, or Raymond B. Fos- dick, legal representative of the John , Jr. and sr., who hav their financial suppor league. EDUCATORS PLAN ,000 Delegates Represent-|& ing 400,000,000 Children to Gather in U. S. the Associated Press. LEVELAND, Ohio, February 28.— nouncement that the National | TLducation Association has called 2 world conference on educationm, for | { the promotion of internat!cnal peace | &nd the mutual understanding of na- tlons and peoples furnished the prin- cipal toplc of conversation among i thousands of delegates attending the {wnnual convention of the department of superintendence and affiliated or { ganizations of the association today. The conference will be held in San Francisco and Oakland. Calif, June 28 to July 2. At the same time a joint world conference on child health will held. Seck World Peace. g of the conference, it is said united educational forces to bring peace to a world after statesmen and politicians have falled. Although arrangements for the con- |ference have been progressing for three vears, so secretly has the com {mittee carried on its work that many jmembers of the assoclation belleved ithe plan had been abandoned. | Attendance of 1,000 delegates, from cities, universities and professional { organizations of education, represent- ing more than 400,000,000 school children in fifty nations of Europe, Asla_and North and South Americ. has been assured, it was announced. i Another 1,000 exchange professors will sit with the delegates of their respective countries and act as inter- terpreters. Schools Show Progress. idiscu!slflnn on the curriculum of the chools. Discussion of the physical| Vieltare of puplls was on the-after- {noon program. { John J. Tigert, United States cdm- missioner of education, spoke on “A Yoar's Progress sn Euducation.” He | said that in spite of widespread in- sistence in all parts of the country upon a policy of relleving the burden of taxation and retrenchment of ex-! penditures for public matters, schools ! jlast year enjoyed a year of surprising | : progress with general and marked evidences of progress. LUDENS GIVE QUICK RELIEF For the Trouble Zone v When You Catch Cold Rub on Musterole Musterole is easy to in its good work right a ly, and it gets Often it or. pneumonia. Just apply Musterole work of grandmother’s mustard plaster without the blist i Musterole i i clean white ointment made of oil of mustard and other home.| & simples. It is recommended by many doctors and nurses. Try Musterole for sore throat, cold on the chest, rheuma- :‘l:'u’ Tu 0, pleurisy, stiff neck, bron- and aches of the back and joints, -?_r;nim, sore muscles, braises, chil- aine, frosted feet—colds of all sorts. 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A woman at the window, they said, had pald them 25 cents to get the liquor from a men to whom they took a mote from Rer. b Jall officers were unable to identify the woman and declared there had been no cases of intoxl- cation In the women's ward. The lads captured on the river admitted they had been 'hired by rum runners to .transport the cargo of beer and declared other schoolboys were making similar trips duily with their sleds and were being well pald for their worlk. —_— DEATH PENALTY SCORED. CHICAGO, February of the crime of murder, L. A. Mitchell, president of the National Assoclation for Abolishing Capital Punishment, {declared in an address at Northwest- ern University. “Under the present system." 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