Evening Star Newspaper, April 3, 1924, Page 5

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDA.Y, APRIL 3, 192 5 —————————— e upon which they depended for heat|that while the place had been inun- AWAITS SHIP’S ARRIVAL HOUSE 10 GET ALL ZIHLMAN EVIDENCE FOR MURDER ARREST Marshal to Take Officer Into Cus- tody for Killed Radio | Operator. | By the Assoctated Press Committee Promises Full Re-| TAMPA. Fla. april 5=t deputy | United States marshal is at F port AlSD on Langley 'Tm'mm docks today iting the Bribery Charge. | rival of the steamship Conness Peak ponse to a wircless request that meet the vessel and take in, r, charged with mur- | nd several members of the crew, ! rged with mutiny Details of the but the officer is kno Cameron lacking, n to be Donald | _former ch in executive £ the Hous: ship was relieved by a form nt concurred in unanimously mbership of the special composed of Representa- es Burton, Ohio: Pu Indiana; 8 ner, Michigun; Win rk nd Moore, Vir, It was the radiv ops some time < ad been locked up un- when Cameron cutercd his | in duties. A the operator il was acquitted by the when the arning th on to answer reed to return 'SENATE OIL INQUIRY SCORED BY POWERS . Says Supreme Court Will Hold Leg- islators Exceeded Au- thority. nia. -d that though the face 1 ges ugainst presentative Zihlmar Two Secret Sexsions. sessions yesterda Senato oil investis es come befors the United ates Supreme Court that tribunal ! \will decide that the Senate has en- tirely overstepped its bound in thej | investigation,” former Represe When A t | tien oa } other companies he was interested in, j it the MELLON AFFAIRS AGAIN UNDER UUIZ‘ Senate Commlttee Offered lnformatnor; of Companies Specifically Asked. ‘The so-called “Mellon companies” and their tax affairs were agaln the subject of Inquiry by the Senate fi- nance subcommittee investigating the internal revenue bureau yesterday. The inquiry was conducted by Sena- tor Couzens of Michigan, who for nearly the whole session was the only member of the committee present. onator Watson, republican, Indi- &, appeared in the committee room ¥ long enough to present a letter from Secretary Mellon saying he was prepared to furnish {nformation as to committes would inform lim as to names of companies it had in | mind and the questions raised as to them. This was in reply to a recent verbal request submitted to bureau | officials b ator Couzens for a list of ail companies in which Mr. Jellon had any intere: Request Is Renewed. Senator Couzens renewed that re- quest after reading the Mellon letter. He o announced his_purpose of Mr. Mellon to ‘ndicate his » threa big corpora- tions whose tax affairs have been the | f urce of inquiry by the com- * up to_this time, the Gulf Oil | tion, Standard Steel Car Com- wnd Aluminum Company of 4, the so-called “Mellon com- | chigan senator finally ex-| imself as “sa " with the Gulf examination | T and when the h Caleb Powers of Kentuck the Standard Steel Car case xnd | SLEIGH RUSHES AID TO FLOOD SUFFERERS Communication Established With Maryland Town Isolated Since Saturday. 1,300 PERSONS IN NEED Devastated Regzions Recovering From Heavy Damage Done. By the Associated Press. CUMBERLAND, h loaded ions traveled Md., April with food and pro- twenty-one miles over almost impassable mountain roads yesterday to carry relief to flood stricken Kitzmiller, a village of 1,300 persons which has been isolated from the world since Saturday be- cause of the Potomac flood. The sleigh making the trip from Oakland | was the forerunner of other relief caravans to be established by the American Red Cross The sleigh carried 1,000 loaves of bread, several cases of canned milk, clothing and a quantity of oil. The oil proved most welcome to the suf- ferers since the supply of natural gas | 3—A |} | and light was cut off when the mains | dated, but one house was moved from were broken. EEHABILITATION BEGUN. No Pestilence Is Feared in Flood- ¢ Swept Territory. Special Dispatch to The Star. CUMBERLAND, Md., April 3.—For the first time last night the entire city had light, and those theaters that were in shape were open. One movie «d its own electri Electric service in the city is practically normal, Gov. Ephraim F. Morgan of West Virginia is expected at Ridgely, opposite Cumberland, to- day to survey the situation. He also igate t"nndluvm.-‘ ch were The ‘KKu Klux Klan sent er C. T. C. Dye of Pled- for $100 to use for re- Paul Goshorn of Charleston is at Piedmont to remain as representative Morgan. Charles Rizer is ng a ferry between Piedmont and Westernport. Ben A. Hurlan, director of disaster relief for the Red Cross, who reached Kitzmiller late yesterday, finds that place suffered more than any other town. He finds that 11\4 were drowned, ten house: Ve | thirty partially destroye three families” lost evervih sald the main question at Kitzmil was rehabilitation, and the Red ¢ would direct the work. He pestilence. An inv the mining tigation W. Va, on the up- at Y per Potoma have been light | added | that there would be no suffering or | ! men and horses were brought here in | its foundation. The temporary wood- | trucks over the National highway. HERRIN GUARDS GONE. Last of State Troops Withdrawn Following Election. HERRON, Til, April 3.—The last nr, Al guardsmen or- nson county follow - | een members of the anti-klansmen on FRANCE GAINS 94,000 en bridge to be built between West- NATIVE SOULS IN 1923 ernport and Piedmont jointly by Alle- ghany and Mineral counties will cost _ between $6,000 and $10,000. The Births Show 2,000 Increase, While work of eréction will be in'charge of Douglas P. Lefevre, Alleghany Deaths Decrease 22,000 county road engineer. Tate last night four mounted !.;B:P! During Year. policemen arrived in Cumberiun By the A - e Phe DBy tie Associated Press assist in patrolling the streets. PARIS, ADFD 3 Franice’s. uatasal increase in population in 1923 was 94,000, according to the official vital | statistics just published, The births numbered 761,000, 'against 759,000 in the preceding year, while there were 667,000 deaths | inst 689,000 in 1922, the night of Constable C:i and Deputy o wWas Sherifft John Layman wounded, left he erday. Township _ele of Tuesday, which were held without demonstra- tion, convinced authorities that the sheriff’s office was again able to con trol the situation. Disorder in the county grew out of series of liquor conducted by the Klan | Hdm INN 604-610 9th S $7 rooms, $6 weekly; $10.50 room: with toilet, shower i REFRIGERATORS SCRAMBLE FOR BUSSES. Auto Owners Take Advantage of Trolley Strike. SCRANTON, Pa., April 3.—A geram ble for permits to operats Jitner busses featured the third day of tha street car strike on the lines of the Scranton Railway Company. + An- nouncement that the public service commission had informally granted city authorities power to issue jitn. bus permits to meet the emergen brought a rush of auto owners to city hall today. 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