Evening Star Newspaper, June 3, 1923, Page 24

i ONE IN BUNKO RING Alieged Leader and Lieuten- ant Will Seek Release Pend- ing Further Hearings. French. one of the ver's million-dollar bunko ring. will &0 to the Col ate penitentiary serving his sen- »f seven o ten years in the Hig attorney today withdrew a for a stay sxeeution 1d not ap- ment at Mi- n with the olson out of under indi~t- j ment in Cleveland, Ohio, on ng the mailg to defrau; i “seventy-three- leader of the bunko yable a number of the other will decide to accent their according to reports cur- OIL FIRM MUST PAY. Found Guilty of Defrauding Argen- tina of Huge Sums. June 2. Having of defrauding the duties on millions e and kerosene for five st India Ofl Company nned by Federal Judge Ay the full value of t e importatic The e which the duty is held tc 1 will be determined PAY ROBBERS GET $1,057. Three Armed Men Take Loot While Dozens Look On. N J | A cogtingent of war veterans made a rought the moncy from d was on his to nis when the three i front of dozen spectators, held him up at the point of pistols. RRARERRRREE 2R Specializing in Men’s Apparel ' Gabardiné Suits BROKER FACES NEW BUCKETING CHARGE Result on One Indict- ® ment | NEW YORK. June An indictment upon which he has never beent tried, instead of the one on which neither | conviction nor acquital has been ob- | tained* after three efforts, will be |faced by Edward M. Fuller at his| fourth trial, on June 11, on charges bucketing, it was announced by District Attorney Banton. true bills were returned against Fuller. Juries in the first and third trials were unable to agree, and the prose- cution ended the second before the | |case had gone to the jury, because its star witneess did not appear. Ful- e d Frank J. McGee, his partner, in jail for contempt of court. was indicated that the change as made because new evidence had found which the prosecution be- ed would be more valuable with ther indictments. Fuller firm failed for 35,000,000 i | Brilliant Oriental Ceremony Marks Ending of Tl Feeling * Culminating in 1921 Raid. | USALEM. June 2.—(Jewish | ph Agency).—Dy e h(‘l\)?tn h colony of Tetach Tikwah, nd the neighboring Arab fvas concluded here yester- day with brilliant oriental ceremony. Te the Jew were peace offerings by both covenant marks the end of ill feeling which culminated in the Arab sald on the Jewish villuge in June. 7921, when the colony. was sacked land ‘many of its inhabitants killed | while ‘defending it. Representatives |of the Palestine government and of | | the Z and other Jewish organ- | | izations part in the. ceremony, | whicl s held just outside Tetach | Tikwah. .‘ | IN MEMORY OF GHIBALDI. | Pilgrimages to Monuments Made on Death Anniversary. | | ROME Pilgrimages to | | monuments to _Garibaldl | markea t . ce today of the | anniversary e death of Italy's national hero. The anniversary was brated - throughout the country. nor Cremonesi, royal commis- of Rome, placed a wreath on aribaldi bust In the Campidoglio. vilgMmage to th ribaldi monu- FLAMES WIPE 00T b | 2 THE SUNDAY STAR. MOST OF VLLAGE One Dead and 200 Home- less as Fire Sweeps Canaan, N. H. By the Associated Press. CANAAN, N. H. June 2 —Two- thirds of this town was wiped out today by fire, which cauged the death of one man, probable fatal injuries to another and rendered 200 persons homeless. Forty-two buildings were burned to the ground and it was be- lleved the loss would be more than | $500,000. Only a few buildings in the entire community remained intact tonight when the flames had been brought under control, 'or had burned them- selves out, despite the fact that fire apparatus’from all the nearby citles and towns was called to aid. & Burned Fie! The dead man was S. B. Gilman, a large property owner, who was found | in a fleld after the flames had sub- | sided. He had been burned to death It was believed that while hurrying Jrom one burning building to anoth- er that his clothing had taken fire and that he had perished before he could reach aid. D H. A. Gilman, a brother of the first victim of the fire, was burned so se- verely that it was thought he could not recover when his clothing took fire while watching the flames. He also owned much property in the little town. » . Started in Loft. The flames started in the loft of a small stable in the rear of the resi- dence of Mrs. A. A. Stevens, and fire- men sald tonight that they belleved children playing with matches or smoking were responsible for the laying waste of the town. All wire communication was cut | off and the train from Montreal to Bostop, which arrived here at 12:10, was unable to proceed until 4 o'elock: The chief industry of the place, the manufacture of shirts and overalls, suffered with the town, when the Mascoma Shirt and Overalls Manu- facturing Company's plant was de- stroyed. The flames spared little in their path, burning down the post office building, the town hall and two churches, af well as numerous dwellings. The plant of the town weekly newspaper, the Canaan Re- porter and Mascoma Register, was destroyed, as was the Hotel Barnard and a number of business blocks. Refugees were unable to save any of their personal effects, so quickly did the flames spread —_——— ment on the Janiculum, where an- other wreath was placed LW e The canning of shad is confined to the states of Oregon and Washington. DR RN N DR R R N R DR R I e A stethoscope has been designed in England to locate noise which causes | trouble to machinery. The apparatus | compares sounds from faulty parts | with those from parts working prop- {erly. . 8 Seventh: Street A specia[ in 519 You've noted, pérhaps, that Saks Specials are always offered in season. In ample season, to-meet the wardrobe require= ments. To wit—these Gabardine Coat and Trousers .Suits—that keep you cool ‘and' comfortable—but well groomed—under a boiling sun. They are priced $19—but frankly that. IS a special price—tailored as these are. Light and dark Tans—two-button and Sports models.- Third Floor WASHINGTON, D.. C, JUNE 3, 1923—PART. 1. 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