Evening Star Newspaper, November 8, 1923, Page 14

GHARRED SKELETON STILL UNIDENTIFIED Police at Standstill in Inves- tigation of Church Fire Murder. By il Associated Press. TI TALOOSA. dla, November 8.— Ofticials investigating the finding of woman's body in the ruins of a church for negroes weelk which _burned e puzzled as their big- 25t handicaps, they s the fact “hat only a skeleton, a few trinkets and the steel frame of a sultcase were left after the fire. SALOONS MAY BE CLOSED AS PUBLIC NUISANCES New Interpretation cf Law Pro- pounded by Milwaukee By the Associated Press. | MILWAUKEE, Wis., November 8.— Seventy-five or more saloons in Mil- waukee county will be closed perma- nently to liquor business If the su- preme court sustains Judge Walter Schinz in the first definite action to- ward declaring saloons whose owners {have been convicted of uolunng liquor laws a public nuisan: Sshins overru uted the Sophie Thekan to the state’s petition declaring her saloon, situated at the entrance to the Sol- diers’ Home, a public nuisance. Judge murrer of HEADS MEDICAL BODY November of Louisville, de- | (CHALLENGES NAVY | COURT'S FAIRNESS Pl Lieut. Comdr. Hunter Asks a New Personnel—Believe Watson Found Guilty. | Ry the Associated Press, N DIEGO, Cal, November Having disposed yesterday of case of Capt. Edward H. Watdon, destroyer division commander, chgrized with culpable inefiiciency in Jhe Polnt Honda disaster. in which seven destroyers were wrecked, the coulrt- u...u) == mértial appointed to try cases grow- ing out of the accidents proceeded today with charges against Lieut. Commander Donald T. Hunter, com- manding officer of the destroyer Del- PEy, flagship of the ill-fated squadron. When Capt. Watson's case was con- claded late yesterday Lieut. Com- m: at once took the Cmnmandqr "L Weyler, appearing counsel for Commander Hunter, hwaver. chatlenged every member of the court and the Whole on the ground that they had n\( heard_the evidenco in the case “Capt. Watson and had formed an ODinlnn in each case the court overruled thé challenge, but it has not ruled on the challenge of jtho court s a m-n acquitted, the cou! ased him from arr At least one girl from Birmingham issing, but the task of officials $1 Will Open a Savings Account: —_— has been to trace her movements wter she last was seen. A barpin found after the fire is said to be a rday. m a I he Columbia Nahonal Bank would not have announced its verdict, Capt. Watson was not released and it was assumed by his counsel that he hadbeen found guilty. SHRINERS VISIT MEXICO. Fifty in Delegation Headed by In-| [f dianapolis Man. MEXICO CITY, November 8.—A da;- e rates, headed by Vernon | | Hinckle of Indianapolis, H. Hutchin- | [ son and eg., and R. G. Cory has arrived here. S’l‘()l(E UP “PEP” llam Davis of Portland, of New York, | FOR HARD WINTER and Purifym Gude’s Pepto-. the dangerous coughs and eold that attack the weak. 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