Evening Star Newspaper, March 29, 1923, Page 39

SHOLGRETPIT - Mrsreionioe | |Justice MoKinley Tells of Enormous Sums Lost to Chicago Children. o| By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, March 29.—Chief Justice McKinley of the criminal courts, speaking before the Illinols Associa- tion of Credit Men, asserted that a { member of the grand jury who voted for Indictments charging conspiracy to obtain funds from the Chicago 1 board of education against Fred Lun- ! ain, reputed power of Mayor Thomp- Rheumatism ~Quick relief! The quickness, the sureness with which S ’s brings re- ndard pain. s to that or aching |son's polMical support, and twenty- #n that has |three others, had told him that be- irable disap- | tween $75,000,000 and $90,000,000 had been lost to Chicago school children in the last five years by graft, waste and incompetence. While Chief Justice McKinley was ng rapidity. Sloan’s breaks up the inflam- mation behind most rheu matic pain. It goes to the addressulat medu;edu men-last night a special gig jury was In its ini- sQurce of the frouble. It tial session v Investigdte charges of scatters the congestion that alleged graft in the city hall. causes the pain. | 413 drugists carry Sioan's. ; Sloans Liniment-4ills pain/ For rheumarism. bruises. strains. chest colds “Surface Hardly Scratched.” “I am reluctant to discuss this case }and will not turther into details,” | ! suia Chiet 4 « MeiKuley, who di- :d the grand jury (hat returned rec ED. PINAUDS LILAC ., TALC [ ATEST Fuescn (reamon TALCOM POWDEN sUPERR ED. PINAUD'S FXQUISITE LILAC ODOR ~ indictments in the alleged graft charges concerning t vard of edu- cation. “However, I will add that the juror told me the surface had hardly i been scratched in the investigation : so far.” Judge Charles A. McDonald of the ! criminal court before whom Lundin and his co-defendants will appear for trial had before him today a motion from the defendants for a bill of par- « ticulars. 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By the Associated Presy. s LONDON, March 29.—The Daily Mir- ror says it understands the engagement will shortly be announced of Miss Jes- ca Brown, formerly of the Ziegfeld Follles,” and the Earl of Northesk, a Scottish peer. Miss Brown, who has recently been ill, expects to sail tomorrow for New York, if her physician will permit. The wed says the newspaper, may be cele in the United States. YORK, American da soon s (o tish nobleman, an's re- | Village | W one of G ., and - the Follfes.” She s what Is known in theatrical parlance as a “specialty dancer,” be- ing noted for her ability as a high kicker.. - While dancing in the Ziegfeld produc- tion she was marrled, but had confided to some of her chums that she was planning to obtain a divorce. Miss RFrown Is a native of Buffalo, X Greenwich i D S (LT 25¢| E | | the city. G Sponge | 49c! Ib. Use A Deodorant DDN’T offend others unknawingly. 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Canvas Showing Money Sent From U. 8. Attracts Berliners. By the Assoclated Press. y BERLIN. March 20.—A large oil painting displayed in the window of a Friedrich street art dealer at- tracts a crowd daily. The plcture shows a pleasant-faced, elderly Ger- man and his wife sitting at a table on which stand a coffee pot and two empty cups. The gray-whiskered man {s smoking a pipe and holding one hand to his ear as his wife reads a letter. The envelope lying on the table bears United States postage stamps and beside it lies an American five- dollar bill. The woman Is reading from the inside of the folded sheet and on the first and fourth pages the words “My Dear Parents” and “Katie” are visible. 4,300 HOUSES BURNED. | — | Two Villages in Island of Formosa | | Practically Destroyed. Dy the Assoclated Fross. TOKIO, March 28.—Two villages | on the Isiand of Formosa were prace | according to here. 1t was stated that 4,300 houses | were burned and thousands of per- | £one made homeless. e dispatches ~ recelved The total cost of the league of na- | tions this year is $5.150,000, which sum is divided among fifty-two states. “WHY PAY MORE” THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, MARCH 29, 1923 - WORK WOULL CUT - RECLAMATION COSTS Orders Inquiry Into Service as Bad Crops Curtail Income From Water Fees. i The first step In a campaign to- ward an exhaustive probe of the redlamation and irrigation projects in western states was taken yesterday by Secretary of the Interior Work in an effort to cut costs. In instructions issued today to the Inspection force, Secretary Work sald that complaints of excessive costs would have to be eliminated. Wherever feasible curtailment will be made in the expenditures. The same problem faced former Secretary Fall, who met it by clos- ing several of the reclumation offices in the west. The reclamation serv- !ice derives part of its funds from users of water for irrigation. Poor crop seasons and tight money condi- tions during the past two years have hindered the settlers from paying their drrigation fees. reducing the revenues. The investigations are to begin with the so-called Rio Grande project. _— Two chop sticks broken in the pres- e of a witness are sufficlent to di- vorce a_couple In Cochin Chi; 1405 H St. N.W. Phone Franklin 8227 Im Phone Franklin 3713 723 14th St. N.W. Phone Franklin 2856 F St. Cor. 12th N.W. 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