Evening Star Newspaper, October 28, 1925, Page 4

s THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ¢, WEDNESDAY, U(/TOBER 28, 1925. SUMMERA“_ H”S SCENES AT MITCHELL TRIAL AND MEMBERS DROPPED FROM COURT 'PR[”[S]' FRENBH TO‘,‘T‘:‘“::'[, ;\?lflfxlfl::fl e S way prompty at 10 o'cl {of pent-up emotions on The oath taken by each member of | Xi)p'fi i ial at the Mitchell trial | 75500 President of Military Court; [ oo Sl e § * B . Arabs Appeal for Funds to| \-‘.."”}': Wi of ofteen ¢ ; 3 3 ¢ 5 : © m) that you wiil we Declares Feeling for 3 % : st ¥ 3 i i Relieve Distress—350 | :rull\- try !yul 4.-(:-,.' . uuuuh;m Colonel Friendly. ‘ 9 e 5 : S v ok X % . Flee Damascus. te "'I‘("\l.n“l:u”l .(.:ui'»'lu:v e el ¥ § : y ) y : e tried, and that vou will duly : FIPIRTIRA administer justice hout partial % ity, favor or affection, according to \ ms of the rules and ar » government of the Uniten States: and should arise, no ; science, the N oo ronl Inm, {and to its and his parlance By the Assocated Press. JERUSALEM, scutive committee has issued | a_ protest against the conduct of the| French authorities in Syri; It is uppealing to the whole Moslem | world for funds with which to relieve | ac the distress there. custom of war in lik : Claim Refugees Detained. you do further (or CAIRO, . October 2 3 that you will not divulge Three hundred and fifty refu; s or sentence of the court u arrived at Alexandria from I shall be published by the where a native insurre authority or duly announced pressed by French the court, except ot with consid » s idie advocuie and assistant. trial efugees d 3 judge advocate; nesther will you o : e Dt disciose nor discover the vote or Deplores “Show Tendency opinion of any particular member it has beer vent departures from Syrin. i of the court-martial upon a chal- |tary of parts of | | 7 " ! Jenge or m the findings or at the 1 : ;. ¢ A BEIRUT, & sentence s required to give ot be s Phih The e Jf Women ane evidence a 5 i g | 7 2 { from Du under instructions| court of justice in Oestrstoivithd ot 3 s 4 g o from the French general staff has| law. So help you God : begun and the situation continues pre. | T ———————— ————— | to rete ,;W“.‘.l\l\rjl'\ i l‘ : i p \ 3 P rious. Two regiments of another arette and then Capt moved from this court.” Mr. Reld re . L 3 o0 sent from Morocco are expected soon. | Fielder took his leave plied with emph i A | > 5 | et - Unrest continues throughout th 1. Willfan chell, charged wit - o 2 $ o ¢ 3 country surro ng 5 d| violation of the nihety-si sonal Attichi. 5 ; " cloged % & 3 R Druese t = i ¥ t had heen arrested wem 3 X g « H ¥ 3 % * g E French ki 1 mon appear hefore andaGen o) R - " % o e, 5 e have as, Paris for 2 « t 10 m ManorGHe S i g o T R 3 o forcements if the countr o be re I e Seor ot gy g A | stored to law end order | B t 0 wm. Col. Mitche 1,000 BELIEVED KI e Gen. Bowley is further duty in LONDON, Oct | repre ntative who have {'Jerusalem from Damasc | to the Daily Express are in | ; § {to be that at les 1,000 wers cor a4 o urtross i | i 5 2 4 ; illed in the rioting at Damihcus, but | DL e ners Joticed him ente en 3 s 5 . ¥ 4 ve a definite estimate. | & ie did Was to burst men| “We C @ % | 4 o : s however, appeared only mildly | he private reom 8 of Gen. Sum 1 it as a men 2 | : % 3 o e when shown Arab reports r iajor gen . ta and one colonel of s cou & 5 . A 3 4 s the losses at 25,000, ad staggered MAJ. GEN. CHARLES P. ik RS ’ RER i The semi-official French newspaper,| “&r® £ cment upon him attack on the SUMMERALL | :, published at Beirut, quotes W | : 7 Judge Advocates Moreland and McMullen opening the trial. comment an Arab cotempo which estimat 8,00 v altie 1 neh travelers from the scer {the fighting con that the F used machine gu tanks in quell e < dus that the Army Air L 108 Sl iy . 2 % D The French soldiers rly trained and inefficien e | article of war and conduct j c 3 B 2 5 ittention to shellin her quoted ving h SE00d orler I plinc A R Vi ¥ rs and I to suppe 3 fravasar i aacliicalion Fund e e - v sarricades Upper: Col. M 11, Mrs. Mitchell and members of his counsel aw pening of hostilities, ng tha rerall reporte attempted to storm ings were rej od in burning t Explanation merall ROras the court, 3 sered 3 ¥ & rt of the ors investiga. | 414 vie o 3/ : ! ! t in the Ha-|CSERAton, Interp : 24 X syria. : ARy Buy With Confidence - 1 was comm of | : : 3 . g — p oA taE b damats 5 : Buy a Dunigan All-Brick Home lu. In his report Col Pt : ave anxious to reassu 5 cla e Hawaiian ai 1 v say 2 R A 3 v Q ineflicient d - inad at he a € € o i b o > ) Sl i A f upon the itio ) said there were plans at|Should read the char b N 3 ¢ { £100.000 sterl 8 g 4 O th s e i, Thors et S i st 7 el : e ot i S v e | : n the event of war and recommended com- | ¢ ence as lon hey | " . B 5 W )l reorganization of the air forces - f “n, tar £ 3% % L g = . i s )e 1 Hnolulu. To this Gen. Sum 1 idvo. w | 8 { i o k 2k e Tnerall sharply replied through Gen, | vewm of paper ae L i . : L TRIAL OF MITCHELL ! . s i ith ol ntenan oo ?h":“ i fon. " BRIG. GEN. A, J. BOWLEY, . FRE s IS DRAMATIC SCENE A 1 Car Line o Fxcused from court. sed from .;\‘,r:“(vhv.n assistant chief of the Air| : rythis I _ Escused f PLAYED IN REAL LIFE . anc oD e S e U ATERNITY BUILDING | SHRINE TO TAFT'S FATHER| ITCHELL ATTACKS S e e ; miTc e s owever: .| CORNER STONE IS LAID| DEDICATED AT COLLEGE THREE OF COURT AT | ‘,,‘;,‘;’ (R e e Y oo i TR et sl gl iy ekl 024 ‘ and Value Unequaled— OPENING OF TRIAL felt : Where Location is Best i\\'n h he declared that there was - h cla th ley Memorial ital Wing | Notables, Including Chief Justice nimosity between th: rmy | Mitchell made Gy staffs in the Hawaiian » 1o the admir ot va Ceremonies i by | and Grandson of Bismarck, At- |99k : nAE g e ol e e Sth & Ingraham Sts Summer 1 the fi ML OVEr |y it t Sihtay Mermooh : CINCINNATL O o B AR e e e R | $500 Cash—$65 Monthly “I do not recall | ol Mitchell at wey left he o« t toe 13 3, — 4 R { K L | ded i e o s B Oouy s b8 L% the b | High Elevation—Healthy—Beautiful View learn here for e Q Dres € ¢ Hen | A ay of Alphonso Taft , College Deep Lot—Concrete Streets—Paved Alleys ».\_njw.:w mvfl;‘-.l”'\;" .' 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