Evening Star Newspaper, April 10, 1924, Page 11

SENATE PUTS ASIDE IMMIGRATION BILL Right of Way Given Independent Offices and Norris Super- power Measures. VOTE ON JAPANESE SO0ON Senator Johnson Leads Fight for Exclusion Amendment. he immigration bill was 1aid aside temporarily by the Senate today to give right of way to the independent offices appropriation bill and the Nor- | uperpower bill. {that a m THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY FIGHTS FRAUD CHARGE. Utah Mine Company Head Presents Motion to Vacate Two Orders. NEW YORK, April 10.—Supreme Court Justice Callaghan vesterday re- served decision on a motion by attor- neys for Charles Peter, president of the Mascot Mines Company of Salt| for vacaiton of two! orders for arrest obtained last month} Lake City, Utah, by Mr. and Mrs. Louis Ritter, who charge Peter had pracficed fraud in selling them $5,200 worth of stock in hig company. Afidavits and financial statements were filed with the motion as evidence 1of Peter's contention that the mining | property, consisting of 1,500 acres I near Ha 1daho, was vaiuable and ority of the stockholders were satisfled with the conduct of the company’s affalrs Some. people marry for love, some for money, and others split the differ- TEACHING GEOGRAPHY BY MUSIC PREDICTED Folk Songs Interpret World Better Than Trade Statistics, Woman Declares. | By the-Associated Press. CINCINNATI, Ohio, April 10.—Musig will displace trade statistics in the teaching of geography in the schools of the future, Mrs.'Marx K. Obern- dorfer, national music chairman of the General Federation of Women's ence by marrying for love of money, Clubs, predicted beforo a meeting of the music supervisors' conference. | Representing, as they do, the emo- tions of the people who composed | them, f6lk songs especlally are valu- able in teaching racial relations and connections, she said, and, therefore, music should be correlated with geog- raphy to become a vital part of the lessons rather than an adjunct. Contending that jazz music is large- 1y responsible for “present day jazz ideas and morals,” Frederick Neil Innes, Chicago, bandmaster; sald: “Jazz is a disease which will have 1o be rooted out of the young folks if we are to return to the safety and | nity of pre-war years.” he nominating committeo reported the following nominees: For president, Willilam Breach, Win- ston-Salem, N.'C., and Ernest Hesser, Indianapolis; treasurer, Irving Jones, Detroit, and A. V. McFee, Johnson City, Tenn.; secretary, Mabel Bray, Trenton, N. J., and Grace Wilson, To- peka, Kan. Blection will be held today. S An American auto tire which will import from America the necessary raw materfals, has begun operations at Nagareth, says a report from Jerusalem. factory, i i |BROKERS MAY LOSE COTTAGE FOR PRISON Fuller and McGee Likely to Be Sent to Sing Sing to Serve : Sentences. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, April 10.—Edward M Fuller and William E. McGee, con- Five Convenient Locations APRIL 10, 1924. victed - bucketshop operators, may have to give up their cottage on Governor's Island, where they have been “{mprisoned” since last summer, and’ take up quarters in Sing Sing prisom, it' was learned yesterday. Carl ‘Austrian, counsel trustee in the Fuller & ruptcy,. yesterday informed Heferee Coffin that the trustee.was about o decline to make further payments out of the bankruptcy estate for tho maintenance of the brokers at the military headquarters. The brokers have heen in the is- land cottage for almost a vear, hav- ing been transferred from the Lud- low strect jail, where they were sent Main Office—Penn. Ave., Opp. U. S. Treasury after being judged guilty of contempt in refusing to produce books and papers of their bankrupt firm. They later pleaded guilty to bucketing charges, and wero sentenced to serve from fifteen months to four years in prison, but ate still held on the con- tempt charge, and therefore have not started serving their terms, Death Takes Journalist. YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio, April 10— Willlam F. Maag, sr., seventy-four, founder and general manager of the Youngstown Vindicator, died at his home here today. McCRAY TRIAL CLOS!NG'— e S a9 Jury Expected to Retire Today fi Indiana Embegzlement Case. INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, April 10 Final arguments in the trial of Gov. McCray, charged with embezzlemeny of $15%,000 of the funds of the stath board .of agriculture, were exp to be completed and the case to the jury today. The arguments were begun yester day and only three hours of the tim allotted contendidk attorneys re mained when court convened today,(| Conaensed Statement of Condition of Senator Reed, republican, Pennsyl- vania, who has charge of the im-| migration bill, hopes to dispose of the Japanese question tomorrow and to get a vote on the basis for the| percentuge quotas before the end of the week. Several of the speakers Yesterday, including Senator Bruce, democrat, Maryland, declared in favor of the “origin of nationalities” repre- sented in the country's population as ©of the census of 1920, as the basis for | the quotas, The Riggs National Bank At the close of business, March 31, 1924. Dupont Circle Office— 1913 Mass. Ave. Park Road Office—14th and Park Road Washington Heights Office, 2477 18th St. N. W, Seventh Street Office—7th and I Sts. N. W. 13 RESOURCES. Loans, Discounts and Investments Bonds for U. S. Deposits Bonds for U. S. Postal Savings Deposlt.s Bonds for Circulation Bonds for Other Deposits. . pa— Banking Houses and Furniture and Fixtures....c.ceeee -$20,475,740.40 1,820,567.63 149,105.72 98,000.00 724,870.00 1,967,807.03 8,688,730.44 2,587,065.18 5,000.00 | ese Exelusion. H . republi Cali- | returned to Washington om_a campaign trip, led r the Japanese exclusion and was supported by mocrat, Alabama, yesterda: the fight amendment i Banking Department Savings Department Foreign Department Credit Department Trust Department Tax Department | ! \\ 4/ Safe Deposit Department Cash and Reserves.. - Five Per Cent Redemption F'und U. S. 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