Evening Star Newspaper, April 17, 1923, Page 14

0. YOUTHTELS MORE OF BEATGS Lashed With Belt, Forced to . Work in Water in Convict § - Camp, He Says. By the Associated Press. JACKSONVILLE, Fla, April 17— Alleging that he had been flogged with a heavy belt while in the con- vict turpentine camp of Senator T. J. Knabb until his condition had be- come so severe that he was removed by a state prison inspector, Paul White, seventeen-year-old youth of Washington, D. C., has placed in the hands of state authorities an afidavit setting forth additional details of al- leged mistreatment. The lad sald he had been forced, while unable because of lack of phys- ical strength, to drag a “scrape box from tree to tree through the swamps, | bays, branches, slimy creeks 'and| through waist-deep water.” He sald he was beaten the third day after he had bee tenced to the camp on a, vagranc arge and almost every ! day thereafter. Made Wear Wet Clothes. Often he was forced to put on wet arising, despite cold morn- aid, and that even after and feet were about rotted and 1 was so weak I could hardly wabble around, he beat me just the same, kicked and struck me With his | A his document for him some White charged in Senator Knabb sent time after the had seen and that h where he was kept, he asser! the hope that he would his condition could be noted. he was removed to jail. STATE RESUMES PROBE. Joint Legislative Committee Calls Witnesses in Tabert Killing. By the Associated Press. TALLAHASSEE, Fla., April 17,—Re- ! suming its inquiry Into the death of | Martin Tabert, North Dakota youth, ! who, it is alleged, died as a result of whipping inflicted while he was serv- ing a sentence in a convict camp, the joint committe of the Florida legis- | lature today was to call witnesses of | Lumber Company to ob- n of the affair. | R. Jones of T sonal profit of & ed today ittee in- s in_this was In a_c; in Dixie ter H a whipping boss of the camp, indictment for first degree murder as & resuit of Tabert's death. To Deny Charges. Counsel timated of brutality woul general denial | While the Tabert case was the first to be considered, the committee ex- | pected in day or so to have before | sk of conducting further in-| vestigations extending to other con- vict camps, state and private, where | alleged brutalities are sald fo have | occurred. State camps were brought | into the scope of possible investi a»i tion yesterd when the Senate co ' curred in a House resolution \\'hlt'hl proposed to investigate other camps. | State's Attorneys Grimson and Kneeshaw of North Dakota, here in | the Interest of the Tabert case, ves- | v announced a statement from Arthur Johnson, a former convict | who serv h Tabert. giving a description of Tabert’s coming to the camp, the alleged brutalities and, | finally, the burial of Tabert, which Johnson s: effected in a grav half filled with water after the bod. np of th ounty, t inbe a d be answered by ORCHESTRA CONCERT. Orchestra concert by the Unit- ed States Soldiers’ Home Band orchestra, at Stanley Hall, Sol- diers’ Home, this evening, be- ginning at 5:50 o'clock. John S. M. Zimmerman, director. March, “The Banner” ..Von Blon Overture, “Knights Templar” Koppitz Morceau, “Romance in Eb” , Rubenstein Fantasla, “Songs of Scotland” Fox Trot Popular, Maryland™ ... and Life” Vi Finale, “That Poker Rag” Blake “The Star Spangled Banner' Notice—The public is cordial- ly invited to attend these con- certs. MIDDIES TO TOUR COAST OF EUROPE Summer Cruise Takes in Cities From Copenhagen to Cadiz. By the Associated Press. Revised plans for the summer cruise of the Annapolis midshipmen, approved by Secretary Denby, call for the de- parture of the four battleships compris- Ing the squadron from Hampton roads on June 8§ and the return on or about August 25. The itinerary will include Covenhager, Glasgow, Lisbon and Ca: iz On returning to the first base at Hampton roads the midshipmen will engage in extensize maneuvers and tar- gel practice off the Virginia capes. The ships assigned to the cruise are the bat- tleships _ Florida, Arkansas, Delaware and North Dakota. HELD INNOCENT PARTY. Hobert Merritt, white, arrested SIApril 11 on a charge of passing a | raised certificate of United St was ordered released yi United States cur- terday Commissioner ¢ Frank Kelley, sis tes attorney, after evidence in the case, tending to show that Merritt w: 1 innocen party to the passing of a raised $6 bill at a theater April 11. It was testified that Merritt made no attempt to get away after the coun- terfeit was discovered. He appeared before Commissioner MacDonald April 12, and gave bond of $500 for his appearance to The accused was represented b; W. Sutton, formerly attorney general of Tennessee. POLICEMAN IS HELD IN GRAND LARCENY Irving Turnbull Beund Over for Trial by Judge Mattingly. Policeman Irving Turnbull, charged | with grand larceny, waived a prelimi- ! nary hearing in Police Court yester-| day and was held in $5,000 bonds for action of the grand jury by Judge; Robert E. Mattingly. Turnbuil will be charged jointly with Policeman Frank Chaney, who was held Saturday on a charge of grand larceny with housebreaking. Chaney will be brought back into court on the housebreaking charge | when Turnbull is charged with the same offense. i Chaney was charged with stealing a fur coat valued at $525, the prop- erty of Miss Ann Gormley of 1435 R street northwest. Since the robbery was reported to the police Miss Gorm- ley missed a dress she values at $80. Headquarters Detectives Cox and King arrested Turnbull. ORDERED TO GIVE BOND. Shahada Salem, a lace salesman, has been ordered by Chief Justice McCoy remaining in Washington hearing of a suit for limited divorce | ifiled by his wife, Alyce B. Salem. The wife charges cruelty. They were mar- rled at Troy. N. Y.. 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Men’s $2 Pajamas, $1.55 Luxedo-make Pajamas, of fine quality cotton pongee; trimmed with silk loops; plain white, tan, blue and lavender; sizes A to D; perfect quality. f with full | perfect | I had been placed in 2 $10 coffin and clothed in a_white shirt and collar| and a pair of convict trousers, which | formerly had belonged to an escaped | nesro. i —_— | SIX MONTHS FOR ASSAULT | Assialant of Mrs. Loveless Sen- tenced to Jail. Arthur Tucker. colored, charged | with assaulting Mrs. Margaret Love- | less, sixty-three, twenty-three Flor- | ida aveaus northeast, was sentenced ! to serve six months in jail by Judge ! (Incorporated) Mattingly, in the Ui d States branch of police court yesterday. The ! Andrew Betz, Manager evidence showed that Tucker on the | night of April 12 grabbed Mrs. Love- | 1334 F Street less by the throat in front of her | Tome und that when she screamed | 1or help he ran out Q street. He rtaken by Mrs. Loveless' son- Mr. Roach, and Albert H. sler, brought back to the scene of the assault and identified by Mrs. TLoveless as the man who had choked her. Tucker denied the whole story. Annie Tennyson, colored, who had been on a street car with Tucker a short time before the assault, at- tempted to release Tucker from Roache and Fowler, assaulting Fowler, Who resented the assault and struck the colored woman. She was con- victed and fined $50 or three months in jail. She paid her.fine and was released. No Foot Too Long No Foot Too Short 50c Ratinspun 36 INCHES WIDE 39¢ Yard Handsome yarn-mer- cerized crepe - weave cotton fabric, in great favor for spring and summer wear. In a complete assortment of wanted colors. 36 inches wide. 45-inch Imported White Organdy, very fine, sheer, transparent, permanent- finish quality. 59 C 34-inch White Cannon Cloth, 2 heavy linen-finish grade, for middy 22C blouses, etc. 30c te Chiffon value. 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