Evening Star Newspaper, April 7, 1925, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR,” WASHINGTON; "D. €. TUESDAY, APRIL 7, NEEDLENAN GAS %70 Anwy orricer INVOLVES MINISTER Capt. Howard J. Gorman, 30, Dies at Walter Reed as Result . of Injuries. Stepfather of Girl Alleging Assault Among Accysed Mu- | lver an oplulon in the sase of - and Charles Mullen, youths now tilators of Salesman. fn the Baltimore penitentiary 1925. at Morgantown, W. Va, last Wed- nesday. Capt. Gorman was assistant mili- tary instructor at the Unlversity of West Virginia, at Morgantown. He was a native of Baltimore and was commissioned & second lleutenant of Infantry in the Regular Army in 1917, serving in the United States during the war and later with the army of occupation in Germany. He reached the grade of captain in 1920. | He was graduated from Johns Hopkins University in 1917. Funeral services will be conducted £t the chapel at Fort Myer Thureday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment with full military honors, will be in Arlington Cemetery. Sentence of Slain Youth Appealed To Clear His Name Fearing Burglars, MEIHUNSTS SG[]RE College President MMODEST DRESS| Firs o Tow Gir |Shot Just Misses Maid Pre- paring Spread in Kitch- en at Night. | e AR —Our Newest Suil Design Is a— Special Dispatch to The Stas , POLIS, Md., April 7.—The Maryland Court of Appeals, which convened here this morning for the April term. Is expected to de- liver an opinion in the ecase of Maryland Conference Calls for Religion in Schools. Pastors Assmned | Capt. Howard J. Gorman. old, veteran of the World War, died &t ‘Walter Reed Hospital yesterday Death was sald to be due 1o injurles sustained in an automobile accldent 50 vears —2 or 3 button Sack. under sentence of death, following the killlng of Louis Cohn, a Balti- " more jeweler, in a hold-up. § 2okl R Sbell % The name of George Gross is LIA N, N. ko] 1. included in the appeal. Gross, e s Aivcsiea. icn| However, was shot ta death atter s 5 t three other men yeaterday in connec- | 1% acape from Bion, BAt The K J N, le- > 2 ished sufficiently. ton with the attack on Joseph Needle-| ocording to bis sttornsy, in order They had elipped into the kitehen|ooerhieq upon March 28 by & mob| U0 clear his name of murder to Drope ““,"'““‘:" for 2 Jormitory | which selsed him from the jall here, B S —— ralation was passed by the Maryland |Party when the nolse disturbed Jamet | who s he was being heid on & charge Annual Conference of the Methodist |P. Craft, the president Fearink | of mistreating a 16-yemr-old girl, G'RL HELD IN DEATH- Yr@[pn(l“t Churoh &t the closing |burglars, President Craft armed and Accused of Shooting Stepfather. 5 The minister, stepfather of the semsion last night went downstairs. itl, was taken to the county jail at The resolution, in part, declares The girls, warned of his approach, - ‘Wound in Foot Fatal. Special Dispatch 1o The Star [ Tarboro to awalt & preliminary hear- We helieve it ix fima to call the |hid behind w door, which Craft saw | iny' ine others arcestad and Also re- people back to the paths of their (MOve and through which he fired|pmovea to Taboro are Albert F. Gur- fathers. We believe it is time to|when his calls of “Who is that? |y "or Grimns Township, T. A. Croom zive the Bible a place in the home |followed by & warning that he in- % g CUMBERLAND, Md., April 7—Mar- garet Lathero, aged 21, Is held at the county jail on a mansiaughter charge H : . n connection with the death of her \ in 11 Snd that the Seriptures be read in |tended to &hoot brought nd response #eR Xom HErkslh of ol Ot stepfather, Walter “Peg” Long. 37, | Special Dispatch to The 8tar | DANVILLE April | fuculty at"Averstt College, which dis- | penses justice for infractions of the rules of the.institution, has decided that Mias Winifred Myeérs and Mise Helen Smith of New York, who were fired upon Saturday night when mis- taken for burglars, have bheen pun- Bpecial Dispated to The Star BALTIMORE. Md. April 7.A resolution scoring immodesty in women's dress and deportment In the home and on the street, indecency on the stage and in motion plctures, lack of respect for Sunday laws, non- enforcement of the prohibition law and growing laxity in the marriage peaked lapel. —Broad shoul- ders. —English back: no vent. —Medium wide trousers or fashion inter- That's its best pretation. Johnson, arrested several days ago, leged non-enforcement of the dr Wire rhleased kt this: Mractionbor 8o, lieltor Don Gllliam, who Is conducting the investigation of the case. The two men admitted to Solicitor Gilllam NEARLY 100 ARE BLAMED T Bherwood Robeson, who had been classes in the public schools The bullet narrowly missed one of {arrested on Saturday night,and Lewis Gov. Ritohie was oriticized for al- |the girls; both came’ out.. following. the finding of the coroner’s jury last night that Long dled from laws Pastors Are Assigned. The follov assignments of pas- tors in the districts were - announced by nresident of the conference, Rev. G. T Humphreys: Washington: Alexandria, J. A. Dud- lay; Calvary and Walkers Chapel, .I Peyton Adams; Cherrydale, W. M Snyder st Church, Carroll Mad- eet, G. A. Ogg;| W. F ght: Mount *. M. Compher; North Carolina . P. W. Crosby; Rhode Island raughn: Wesley L. Dawson, and : ichols. Virginia: Accomac, W. F. Bauscher, and Amelia, C. Q. Quillen MORE SMALLPOX CASES. 10, With Two Seriously Il The number of patients in the Dis- trict Smallpox Hospital was in- creased to 10 today when the Health [ g Department recorded the names of . Mrs. Mary Louise Carhart of 1342 F sireet northeast and George Arm- stead Wright of 1519 D street south- Total at Hospital Now cast. Wright is & son of Mrs. G. C. | == ht, who died of smallpox re- wo of the patients mnow at the hospital are reported to be seriously of smallpox in_ Washington during the same period of last vear than By the Atwociated Press. grend jury today returned nearly 100 indlotments in connection . with the dynamiting of the Fowler Grocery Store and Building in Herrin the night of March 9, when two persons were severely {njured. Val charged with having placed’and fired the dynamite. confessed and to- have implicated a number oOf men opposed to the Ku Klux Klan. generally belteved that the bomb had been placed in.an attempt to kill Glenn Fowler, supporter of the late Fowler, building. were injured. SAS—— «| FOR HERRIN BOMB CASE Grand Jury Reports—Allsged Con- fession Said to Involve Klan Opponents. MARION, 111, April 7T—=A special Three-Marion youths, -Esco- Phelps, Phelps and Paul Riddle, are One is alleged to have At the time of the expiosion it was Glenn Young, Kilan liquor raider. however, was mnot in the His father and mother Hotel Harrington | SPECIAL 81.25 DINNER and that they were in the mob that took Needleman from the jail and operated on him, but denied that they took any aotive part in the proceedings. Their release followed their promise to tell all they knew concerning the crime, but Bolicitor Gillllam would not ais. close any information that they gave further than their admissiin that they were members of the mob. The officers are continuing their in- | vestigation, and with the information given by the two men released they predict other important arrests at an early date Lumbermen in Advisory Capacity. Leading lumbermen have been or- ganized by the Commerce Department into a special advisory committee to|* the assist the lumber section of Bureau of Forelgn and Domestic Com- merce in working out export problems. There are about 70 similar committees functioning for other Doesn't break buttons, injure fasteners or totanus ‘which developed from a bui- 1ot wound in hiw foot, alleged to have been inflioted by the Lathero girl fol- lowing & drinking party at the La- thero home. At the inquest the girl's mother and Charles C. Welse testified they were in (ho room and that the girl St. Patrick’s Churcll Washington, D. Holy Thursdxy Night .wnv 910 P.M.-8 A M Special Nocturnal Vigil at the Repositors For men wnd women. Appropriate devotions every half hour. GOOD FRIDAY Bervices in honor of the Sacred Agony of Our Lerd on the Cross, 123 79898 I3 RERARE TN 35 TR AIASEEE! 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