Evening Star Newspaper, March 17, 1925, Page 22

“LYNCHLESS LAND" 1S CHURCHES' PLEA Mob Deaths Oc- curred in Ten States Last Year, Statement Says. Sixteen ry aloud for LIVERPOOL RED KIDNAPED ACCUSES FASCISTI BAND Secretary of National Minority Seized on Train by Men Dis- - guised as Police. By the Associatad Press. March 17.—An incident kidnaping - exploits of n Fasclstl is reported from H. Pollitt, general secre- tary of the Natlonal Minority Move- ment, which has “red” leanings, re- ports having been seized Saturday while on a train for Liverpool, where was to attend a demonstration and onference, to be addressed, among hers, by Tom Mann, general secre- tary of the Amalgamated Socleties of Engineers, and the Communist Arthur McManus. Pollitt relates that when the train d at the Edge ation near pool four men i d his coach hrew him to a platform. Others onveyed him forcibly to an automo- he was driven about k in the morning. Then s taken to a hotel, where a rd was posted to prevent possible ape until Sunday afternoon. Final- Iy he was brought back to London by train THE EVENING MEDICAL DIPLOMA FAKE IS ADMITTED Witness Says He Furnished 25 Sets of Credentials to St. Louis Institutions. By the Associated Pross. ST. LOUIS, March 17.—Willlam P. Sachs of St. Louis, an admitted pur- veyor of -fraudulent educational cre- dentials, late today in the hearing before the State Board of Health on the revocation of the medical license of Dr. Waldo M. Briggs, president of the St. Louis College of Physicians and Surgeons, declared that he had furnished 25 fraudulent sets of ore- dentials to students at Dr. Briggs' school. He began in 1915, he added, but had not met Dr. Briggs until 1916. “I never talked with Briggs di- rectly about credentials,” Sachs sald. Sachs stated that Dr. Robert Adcy STAR, WASHINGTON, who Is now under a two-year prison sentence for complicity in the alleged diploma mill scandal, had handled everything. Calls Himselt Educator. Sachs, who gave his occupation as “an educator,” tebtified that Adcox brought in students from other States to attend the Physicians and Surgeons’ College. These students would appear In class pictures and get diplomas despite the fact that they did not attend regular classes, he declared. Although not a physi- sian, Sachs sald he had been a dean of the old University of Arts and Sclences, and thus was in a position to furnish fake credentials after the university closed its doors. Added to this, he was once an examiner for the State Board of Education, he said, 50 that he was able to issue fraudu- lent high school certificates to aspir- ing young students. “Adcox gave $10 apiece for the certificates,” Sachs recounted, “but I learned later that he was selling them for $200 each. On one occaslon vas called to Chicago, where 10 ors told me they had paid $2,000 to Adcox for medical diplomas.” AR ERRE Yellow was the most popylar color for wedding gowns in ancient Rome. Statistics show that every third home in the United States is on a farm. D. C, TUESDAY, MARCH 17, 1925. MINSTREL SHOW TONIGHT. ——— SECRET MOVES REPORTED IN CHINESE FIGHTING Two Generals Said to Be Gather- ing Forces for Attack on Fukien Province. Entertainment at City Club Under Auspices of Y. M. H. A. Under the auspices of the Young Men's Hebrew Association a minstrel show will be given tonight at the City Club, to be followed by dancing Adla Mann is director of tonight's performance and Lee Katz plays the role of interlocutor. A number of Jewlsh societies and clubs have reserved blocks of seats for their members and the Commu- nity Center Board is planning a large attendance. The St. Patrick’s Play- have acepted an invitation of the Y. M. H. A. to attend as guests of the Hebrew players. A special-performance of the min- strel show was given Saturd’y night for the patients at Walter Reed Hos- pital, By the Associated Press. AMOY, China, March 17.—Gens. Chang Tse-Peng and Yang Hwa- Chow, formerly of Fukien province, but now followers of Lu Yung- Hsiang of Cheklang Province, are reported to be secretly entering Fu- kien Province, across the northern border, and assembling an army for an atfack agalnst Foochow, a port of Fukien, north of here. It is also reported that Gen. Chen Chiung- Wing, who is fighting -for control of Kwangtung Province against the fol- lowers of the late Dr. Sun Yat-Sen, 2,300 ASK FOR TIME. ‘Western Union Adds Three Lines to Care for Daily Calls. Three additional trunk lines have been installed by the Western Union to care for an average of 2,300 calls a day for correct time. Several operators have been assigned for answering these calls, But— “Inquiries for correct Naval Ob- v time should call “Franklii Gereral Supt. H. F. Taff has apnounced. “We are finding it difi- cult to handle calls that e f: when the caller merely telephone operator for Union".” is about to the northern port of that province, from which he recently retired. re-enter Swatow, Teach Children To. Use Cuticura drug store £ TiePALAIS ROYAL G & 11th Sts. Established 1877 A Sale of Silver-Plated Flat Ware 10,000 Pieces in 1 2 C a Rousing Sale Every person who has a home, runs a tea room, owns a restaurant, who has purchased or will in the future need durable quality, inexpensive table ware should be inter- ested in this sale. Liverpool branch of the British sti denies having had any offi- al part in the affair, but its secre- tary says: “It is quite possible that e of the members have acted to- d carried out the kidnaping unofficia'l Service and Courtesy ut to the government in Commons last night sug- severnl of the abductors d as policemen and that is prevented railway officials from sing to Pollitt's assistance. The svernment has promised to institute States free frmo lynchings in of victims of lynch : lowest numb il have been | ement in a M. Work ruskeegee, d by the Riot Vietims Not Included. Last year a newspaper discussion arose over the question of what con- stitutes a lynching. The Federal | Council's commission on race rela- tia therefore, has studied care- | fully the whole question. The result jof this of. Work's | pamphlet, es the | definitions tionary au- | thorities. the definitions of the term in legislative enac of the | States that have pass ing laws and the term as formulated in the Dyer anti-lynching bill, be- fore the last Congress The pam- phlet sums up the discussion of the definition as follows: oll of “On the basis of the above under- n 1924 standing of what constitutes a lynch- ing, the practice in general of com- pilers of Iynching records has been not to include in such records per- | put to death in what are com- | monly designated as riots. The whole matter would appear to turn upon whers one is to draw the line be- veen riots, where there. is the pro- cuous killing. of individuals, and hings, where particular individ- |uals are seized and put to death for alleged particular offenses.” 2 within three months of says cretary, « on on Race Relatinos, “four | lynchings, including one burning of| a negro at the ake, give a dlrect| call to the Christian church to mar- | | ence and public opinion to no | 2D evil this vear. Let the . aloud for a lynchless Shall the Christ of| Roll of Honor. al rching A new design ed “The Belmont” is offered tomorrow in a complete variety of pieces. We have assembled 10,000 pieces in all for this enormous sale and fear it is none too many. Inexpensive silver-plated Flat Ware is practical, inéxpensive and for everyday use it is n ays indispensable. 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