Evening Star Newspaper, October 1, 1925, Page 10

MISINFORMED 1920 CAMPAIGN PROBERS Col. Sprague, Sued as . Wood’s Treasurer, Tells of Discrepancies. By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, October 1.—Col. A. A. Sprague, treasurer of Gen. Leonard Wood's 1920 presidential campaign, vesterday testified that statements he had made before the te commit- tee which investigated campaign ex- penditures of presidential aspirants in 1920 ct in I Col. ed under cro: a ral Court, in suit brought against him by Col. Wil- liam C. Procter, Cincinnati soap manu- / facturer, and chairman of Wood's cam- paign, for collection of $50.000 repre- senting half of ‘a note for $100,000 to f) ampaign expenditures. Proc- ned the note as a coguarantor. signed the note mere of the bank which loaned the money. Defends Testimony. Col. Sprague defended his testimony before the Senate committee by ex- pressing the belief that the commit- tee unched mere- Iy to kill the campaigns of Wood and Frank O. Lowden, former Governor of Tilinois. The part of the testimony he gave before the Senate committee was In particular controversy was Tent that he made in reply to an in. quiry to Senator Reed indor: note now in contro mmittee testimony e, Col. William Procter and my and under further questionir said he expected to help and believed he was liable. He declared that he and/Col. Procter had awne over the testimony he was to sfive before the Senate committee at al conference in comny Col. Sp of statemen appeared in two letter to Col. Proct the note v se also denied the truth he had written ) shortly after . | Benediction was state- | as to what | the nuu“ ew York hotel | previjus to his appearance before the | regarding the note that | NEW TRAINING SCHOOL BUILDING DEDICATED Col. Sherrill, Dr. Radcliffe, Frank Hight and Others Make Addresses. Addreses by public officials and prominent hotel men and clergymen featured dedicatory ‘exercises for the Lewis Hotel Training School Build- ing, Twenty-third street and Pennsyl- vania avenue, at 11 o'clock this morn- ing. Speakers Included Lieut. Col. C. O. Sherrill, superintendent of public buildings and public parks of the Na- tion Capital: Dr. Wallace Radcliffe, pastor of New York Avenue Presby- terian Church; Frank 8. Hight, man- aging director of the Willard Hotel; Clifford Lewis, ident of the Lewis Hotel Trainin; ool, and John McF. Howle, president and manager of the Touraine Hotel, Buffalo, and also chairman of the educational commit- tee of the American Hotel Association. iven by Rev. George A. Dougherty, vice rector of Catholic University. Following the dedicatory exercises an inspection was made of the build- ng. WILKINS BREAKFAST =\COFFEE The Result of Twenty-Five Years of Knowing How Mo THE ' EVENING .STAR, - WASHINGTON, WALNUT PRICES LOWER. crop {s 54,000,000 pounds, and the esti- mated income from it $14,000,000. The opening prices: Budded walnuts, California Crop, Largest in His- tory, Is Now on Market. 29 cents per poun: . 1 soft shells, 24 cents; No. 2, 16 cen! LOS ANGELES, Calif.,, October 1 (#).—The biggest crop of walnuts ever faiec SE i i) Bay State Bars Cattle. grown in California was put on the world markets here yesterday at prices BOSTON, October 1 UP).—Importa- tion of cattle from Texas into Massa- lower than last year's opening quota. [ chusetts was prohibited today by.the tions. Early maturing permitted the | State department of agriculture as market announcement in September |a result of an epldemic of foot and instead of in October. The estimated | mouth disease in Texas herds. 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