Evening Star Newspaper, July 2, 1924, Page 48

DELAYS EXPECTED IN OIL CASE TRIALS Little Likelihood of Action Until After Presidential Election Anticipated. Likelihood of the trial of Albert B: Fall, former Secretary of the Interior; Harry F. Sinclair, Edward L. Doheny and the la son, Edward L. Doheny, Jr.. oil magn who were indicted Monday on charges of conspiracy and bribery, in connection with the lease of Teapot Dome and other naval re- serves, before the close of the com- ing presidential campaign, is gener- ally regarded as slight. It is almost certain that when the accused come to Washington next week to arrange bail, which United States Attorney Gordon has fixed at $5,000 each, they will enter formal pleas of “not guil- t" to the indictments with a re- quest for thirty or probably sixty days in which to consider the indict- ments and to determine what legal attucks are to be made against them. It is the general rule of the court to defer hearing of contested matters such s demurrers, motions to quash and the like filed during the summer sss uni! the reconvening of the s for the fall term, which begins this year October T. Cites Four Overt Acts. In the Doheny-Fall alleged con- spiracy indictment the government relies on four overt acts. One is a letter from Fall to Doheny, July 8, 1921; the second, a reply communi- ion_from Doheny to Fall, written rom New York. ) third, the deliv 21, £100.000 by henys to Fall, and the fourth, gram sent from Three Rivers, by Fall to Acting Secretary April 23, 1922 n the Sinclair-Fall conspira dictment tiie prosecution alle overt acts, lefter from | Harry I cretary Fall, Februar second other letter from making F |H to Joseph W. Clarke, of Leadville, Col, March th fourth alleged overt act 11, March 922, stated orally to Frank K. K i!lnr who was inquiring about a lea of oil serves in behalf of th roducers ahd Tefiners’ Corporation. “that he had not yet determined upon the policy | 1 and when | policy e d d be notified, to compete is t Kistler | The fifth 1 contract be- r leasing to| v of the re- ntract and | < too | o set out in the indict- | ment seemea H. G. Savage Wins Honors. Harwood Gold Savage, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Savage, formerly residents of graduated from the Unives of Notre Dame of Indiana Superior Garages “SATISFY AND BEAUTIFY? Money-Saving Sale To July 15th STONEBRAKER 820 11th NW. M. 9427 TERWS MOTOR PEP For Speed, Power. Economy and Pleas- ure use SOTOR FEP. " Onee uscd you will never be without it. No trouble to use. Four ounces in_your engine will ciean it out in a few minutes and remove car- bon knock. 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My wagon lacks the modern curves, it has no four-wheel brakes; its ac- tion’s hard upon the nerves, it bucks and creaks and shakes; and yet no man can view my (ruv:k and say, “I'll call police unless you pay the silver buck’ you owe for gas and grease. I'll summon here the hal- berdiers, unless you pay me now for fixing up your buslcd gears that time you kilied a cow.” T'd rather drive a rusty bus and owe no man a cent than scorch around with pomp and fuss while creditors lament. (Copyright.) ~ WALT MASON. Driver Blamed for Death. An inquest was held at the morgue vesterday afternoon in the case of Henry Washington, colored, who was killed by an automobile near his home in Clark court southwest early Monday morning. The jury reported a verdict that his death resulted from neglect on the part of the unidenti- fied driver of the automobile. Robert Accoe, colored, forty-eight, 2 street southwest, waa held b3 jury as an ai He was commit Buy Your Home Needs Tomorrow : As We Will Be . CLOSED TWO DAYS Friday, July 4 Saturday, July 5 Rudolph & West Co. 1332 New York Ave. Main 4870 1620 M St. N.W. C.C. DISABLED VETERANS |CORRESPONDENCE COURSE GARDEN FETE GUESTS Pemberton Dancers on Entertain- ment Program at Mount Alto Hospital Tonight. Disabled veterans at United States Veterans' Hospital No. 32, Mount Alto; Walter Reed General Hospital, United States Naval Hospital and vo- cational trainees under the United States Veterans' Bureau will be Euests this evening at a garden party at Mount Alto Hospital, on Wiscon- sin avenue, at 6:30 o'clock. There wil be a’ concert by the United States Army Band, under the lead- ership of W. J. Stannard, and # series of dance and symphonic ensembles by the Pemberton Dancers. As an opening feature the United States Army Band Dance Orchestra will play popular numbers. Follow- ing the dance program Mr. Stannard will present the United States Army Band in a concert featuring French clarions in two march The Thun- erer” and “Semper Fidelis.” The band also will render other numbers. Featured in Mr. Pemberton's pre gram will be “Samson and Delilah,” Which will be portrayed by Mr. Pem- berton and Miss Florence Ambia, and “The Bacchannalle,” which wili in- troduce Mr. Pemberton and his entire | dance ensemble. Col. Dunlap P. Penhallow, com- manding officer of Mount Alto Hos- pital, has made arrangements to han- dle traffic and provide entertainment, | with the co-operation of the Ameri- can Red Cross, the George Baldwin McCoyn unit of the American Wom- en's Legion and the Knights of Co- lumbus. . Lieut. J. L. Giles of the metropolftan police force will be in charge of the traffic detail. Among invited guests will be the Secretary of War, the Secretary ot the Navy, Col. Theodore Roosevelt, Maj. Gen. John A. Lejeune, Brig. Gen. Rockenbach, Rear Admiral B. 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Macalester Leaves T st wiart R Y2, 250 & *—- Round Trip, Soc T——CRANDALL'S | METROPOLITAN e rarTi10m TODAY—11 A. M. TO 11 P. M. TRST NATIONAL PRESENTS BLANCHE SWEET With Bessie Love, Warner Baxter, Robert Agmew, Lydia Knott, Frank Cam- peau and Mathew Betz in Thos. H. Ince's | THOSE WHO DANCE LLOYD HAMILTON in “Killing Time." hington’s l"lnell Drflellll‘l CENTRAL q’.ANDALL's S ye p AN D TOMORROW _THE in Bih and L ts. TOMORROW — NIT. -DOROTHY DAL MORAL_SINNER. CRANDALL’S Avenue G ryml U CRANDALL’S Apollc Thext . N.E. s NNEY. ook, 18 Tite Comedy. h you to dance co - nvl in a few lessons. trictly private. any bour. w. 1 danee Saf dag: Evag with orche ra. rates!