Evening Star Newspaper, March 5, 1923, Page 9

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Much, former secretary of the Virginia The court held that Fletcher Dobyns, former assistant attorney general. who pre- sented the evidence to the grand jury, was duly commissioned by Attorney General Daugherty and ucted under ection. Nothing the Attorney ¢ 1 might ald later could invalldate the commissfon or prove him unauthorized, the court stated. Charles Morse, Irving Morse and Rupert M. Much again pleaded not guilty to the indietment and the issue now again joined for trial. Continuance Expected, Attorney Wilton J. Lambert, of counsel for the Morses and United ates Attorney Gordon held a con- cnce with the court at the bench oncerning a postponement of the the trial. as announced, it is expected se will not be’ called before the strength of the expected continuance from next Wednesday, which had be heduled for start- ing the trial, counsel sought to pre vent service of subpoenas on_ Attor- ney General Daugherty, D. Lasker, head of the Shipping Board, and John Barton Payne, former president of the hoard, who are accompanying President 'Harding on his trip to Florida These subpoenas earlier |l|} the day had been placed in the hands of Deputy Marshal Barteman, who ex- pected to serve them when the presi- dential party reached Union station. Withhold Service. Another deputy was dispatched to find Barteman and call off the service. | rin event serv| been made to advise the witnesses that they might | proceed on thelr trip. as the trial| ould not start Wednesday, as stated in their summons. Justice Stafford. in overruling the contention of Nash Rockwood of New el for Morse, that the Fletcher Dobyns in the | room was unauthorized,! that the point could not be d under the circumstances and | that it would be against public policy to quash an indictment upon the March Oon £ held ground as shown on the record in the | B case. The court also took no stock in the claim of Much that he had been forced to testify before the xrand jury. SLASHES HIS THROAT. James Y. Miller, fifty-four years old, former resident of Gastonia, \. C., was found dead in bed at his home, 4423 Sth street, about 9 o'clock | vesterday morning with his throat slashed. Coroner Nevitt was told that Miller had been treated in institutions for a mental disorder. A certificate of suf- cide was given, and the body taken to North Carolina for interment. SITTING MEMBERS WIN. Representatives Kunz, Ramey and sabath, all democrats, of Iilinois were declared in_the closing hours of the session to be entitled to their seats. Tn dismissing contests, cepted the recommendations of com- mittees which investigated their elec- While nothing |} tion in 1920, We accept and execute contracts for window shades, requiring expert work and prompt delivery. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, THE WEATHER. District of Columbia, Maryland and Virginia~—Cloudy tonight, followed by rain late tonight or tomorr not much change in temperature erate north, shiftin, t winds. ‘West Virginia—Rain late tonight and tomorrow; not much change in temperature. Records for Tweaty-Feur Hours. Thermometer—4 pm., 79; 8 p.m., 70. 12 midnight, 60; ¢ a.m., 43; 8 a.m,, 42; 60; 8 p.m. 4 a.m., 30.00 est temperatu 80, occurred .m., yesterdsy; lowest tempera. 42, occurred ‘at 7 a.m., toda; Temperature same date last ypar— Highest, 57; lowest, 37. Condition of the Water. Temperature and condition of the water at 8 a.m., Great Falls—Tem- peratute, 44; condition, very muddy. Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States coast and geodetic survey.) Today—Low tide, 4:01 a.m. and 4:27 pm.; high tidé, 1 a.m. and 10:16 m. pm. Tomorrow—Low tlde, 4:48 a.m, and 0 p.m.; high tide, 10:41 a.m. and 06 p.m. The San and Moon. Today—S8un rose 6:36 a.m.; sun sets 8:04 p.m. . Tomorrow—=8un rises 6:35 am.; sun sets 6:06 p.m. Moon rises 9:19 pm.; sets $:11 a.m. Automobile lamps to be lighted one- half hour after sunset. . ther in Various Cities, § Temperature. & Statioms. § LH 2 = 85 state of @ Weather. ] Abllene, Tex. 80.08 Albany 80.00 Ashury Park ... Atlantie Ci 010 Rain Clea a Cloudy Clear’ Cloudy Pt.cloudy Cloudy Pt.cloudy Cloudy h,N.C. 30 Lake City 30.18 n’ Antonlo. 0.02 30 20 Pt.cloudy Clear Rain Clondy Cloudy FOREIGN. (8 a.m., Greenwich time, today perature. W A“Wlm Cares?” Wow! Zing! Every- body's fox-trotting it, whistling, humming, this medley of melodious hys- teria packed full by Eddie Elkins' Orchestra— served hot on Colus New Process Record A-3751 . You'll find “Blue” on the other side. 75c at Columbid W Process ) _Records SHADES FACTORY PRICES. Our unique facilities save — 1ig=ny Electric Iron il $6 Value —A very special price for thin. complete D. & M. Electric Iron. HOUSEFURNISHING SECTION G STREET ENTRANCE DUUNGMARTG F Street and 1214 t0 1219 & Street; Store Howrs, 8:45.10 5:30 RAPS VETERANS’ AID LAW. Commander Cook Believed Sweet Measure Will Be Failure. signature yes- P ng against the ‘“emasculated’ form in which the measure was final- 1y enacted. n extending the period of assump- tion. of tracibility to service in tuber- cular and mental cases from two o three years’” the statement said, ‘Congress brought many an unfortu- nate ve within the benefits of the hospitalization and compensation laws. But the Sweet bill, against the rotests of the Disabled American eterans, was so emasculated that it was really only a shadow of its for- mer selt.” PAY ADJUSTERS NAMED. The joint committee of Congress on readjustment of salaries of employ of Congress was appointed yesterda The senators on the committee are Warren.of Wyoming, Smoot of Utah and Overman ‘of North Carolina. The House members are Madden of Illi. nols, Anderson of Minnesota and Byrnes of South Carolina. SLAYING OF NOTHER WITRESED B SONS Colored Man, Accused by Stepchil- dren, Sought for Murdering Wife With Ax. Mamie Gracon, colored, twenty- elght years old, who lived near Chil- lum, Prince Georges county, Md., was |, murdered last night, police charge, by her husband, James Gracon, colored, twenty-one years old . The woman's dead body was found fear a dilapidated automobile on the Gracon premises. An ax that had in- flicted a deep gash in her back and had also crushed her skull and a lar carving_knife were found near t body. In the house was & guitar that had been broken over the woman's head just after the trouble started in her home. Mother of Six Children. Mrs. Gracon was Widow Skinker ‘when she married the man who is al- leged to have slain her. 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The children reported that their stepfather broke the guitar over their mother's head and then oceeded to force her from the house, olding her with one hand and having the av in the other. Attacks Fleeing Wom: James Bkinker sald he grabbed the ax when his stepfather attempted to uee it on his mother. The mother got away and started running. She trip- ped and fell, however, and then, ac- cording to James, Gracon attacked {8 mother with the ax, having pre- viously attempted to strike him with t. Neighbors ‘soon gathered at the scene of the slaying. Constable Garrison was summoned and the search for the slayer started. It is said that Gracon formerly resided in the Culpeper section of Virginia. PO e “It isn't what you earn that counts.’ uh “The salary doesn't figure.” “What does?" “The ability to make it last from pay day to pay day."—Loulsville Courler-Journal. YM Easter Apparel WHY purchase a new suit, dress or wrap for Easter? 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