Evening Star Newspaper, March 30, 1926, Page 5

ACCUSED MAN, %, WAS ADVENTURER Charged With Horse Theft, He Recalls Duels, Intrigue and Many War Campaigns. Br the s ASBURY Intrig Ated Press PARK, N. J and Mareh 30.— including and a stephrother, have heen revealed the past of Dy T cused adventures two fata false from duels over a womar Fdwin Oshajdestion, who at 93 st < thefl nds of The war veresay orons and 1 fizht eratery Gov Moare that New Jercer will not honor efforts N extrn to f the sald dite him to Ringham ton Y o the charze i thing whole the A Sevks to Prove Ability. funny ab Sheriff S, I roid Binghamton this man 10 show Black never people ter never son morga o have anght he sat S nren admitted 1 events eredite in his apers participation Dr. Ed hrother this half he eacapale Fought Duel in Germany. Ahout 30 engaged tn a thi I had said. “was rdsman. He e stole for erman = vas in country and him At of stealing har. Ay the plicate 2 nished and 1 She of my mn 1 was no if T appeared there Tt was in the nat & ir > T went lenger and killed h tn pistol duels Held 16 Months, Malane. N. Y. she was accused from > I defended camp wa bed and al m fur made her took §5.000 1 for Germany hers that won'd he killed r ified hy over. mer my and his s chal eompelied to remain 16 months Certificat ment in Ko A hut h massenr f in a but ntn 1t dens alwave around he hotel as G tn meve vas his b ake litife gar 3. Phey hest SOUTHWEST AREA HIDDEN BY,HEAVY brizk Chilling winds ha da vind the stor the past TEXAS STORM KILLS TWo, DPamage May Run to Several Hundred Thousand Dolla | the storm which umon:. Lib causi : Amarilln pla the The fre We 1nd zhout deep Sto The m Reaumont caused ¢ mount to savers] hundred | dnllars rasulted Two At Lihert third 4 m Damage Monnting through 1 The storn demolishe butldi The St of the o ' warnir derrick and Ay Re and por of the Huy repe My m tor tion ind resid Street pered 1 tion w hours. without th a8 Tights it, | pster | 1 challenge, | ave | friends, | |10 seve | Depariment fwas without offi Accused as Horse Thief Top: Edwin P. T. R. Osbaldestone of | Asbu K. N. L. 93 years old, who |t is alleged by 8. Foster Black (helow deputy sheriff of Binghamton, N. ¥ himself 81, is “his man,” who stale horse and buggy from Dr. Edward 1. ¥ ord in 1880, SALE TO JAPANESE | OF LAND CONCESSION DENIED IN MEXICO | Continued from First Page) | {vear period | cesston are of the Mexiean g that 30 per | ploved on the concessions must & shall be rigidiv adhered 1o i © 30 per cent of the labor may nality 1a ol 31 it the not o terms of the con rried out.! v that articls 1 o °3 stipulat of the labor cent em | he Vvasquer, were | dated December SENATE TO INQUIRE. ‘\Im‘tiu: hy Fornign Rel Hed. | mittee to be € An earl x of the ate for ign velat mitter will be called |y Chaivman Borah to inquire into re ports that Mexican government [has made s At of 2,000,000 | nd on i alifornia 1 a Mexican-Japanese | syndicate. At the sume time that this made in the Senate yester Department officials dis the subject. and it is prohable Ambassador effield will be to make the 3 that land syndi " infor branded susador any repo had made a Japanese lals Tater con Tapi grant ite. i hject had ) on the s Borah promised = of the fore! r the request of Senator publican. California. In to obtain leads on which the misht work. the committee later dispatched telezrams points in California No Official A sen Iptions ehairma dvices, Borah from Previons! had information State hut w souzhi the st formed tha. it Ambassador T W after he had visit etary Department, but wtion whether the d been discussed land grant was v Saturday by Ro officeholder Lower ¢alifor as 1o Col. Vasquez and a Ju Dr. Osaw wnotmeed pury ement nt rep: Announcement of made at $ Die herta Farfan, a former Zovernment of said the grant W the Mexican arm headed by it he wodnet H san jon of rubber = v thi Senator premature the published nent. but the verisi th “a int ynnouncement in hnson said it for him to com count of the led that it ilitude of sufficiently that facts i ment on Annotne wattld b e ituation know exactly the Reealls Early tor Ineident Johnson v number rican Sen deni o an An cession he priv the inci azo, when olding a con- <ought 35 per cent svndicate, resolution in senator Lodse of Mas declaration of pol 3 of State Secretary's declaration was that transfer would he quite cer o he interpreted in seme quar- such o manner 1o eause 2 v, @#nd that such a result obvionsly a eanse Government of that it would appear furihe nt disposition Federal in the m Magd: This 1 quest led to by and a then Se the 1t Ll such a in v in eat ont 1o rhe Sqatos [ ipon the { Government ham- | broken | many | of e 1V nite nne the the mises," Pomn MRS. BEACH FINED.$100 ons Com- | acres | Knox. | THE EVENING | SENATOR PLAYED ONOLD BALL TEAM Pictu;e of Waynesburg, Pa., “Grecian Benders” Shows Cummins as Centerfielder. One of the sufferings undergone by a man with a public career is to ex pect at any time the exhumation of some deed performed in his carefree vouth and have it flaunted before the bublic for edification or political pur poses Senator A. B. Cummins of lowa, ahle ch man of the judiciary com mittee. and efficlent exponent of rafl voad legislation, need not zasp at this latest expose of a public man’s earlier life. In fact, it is quite a tribute! F it seems that the Senator atl the age of 18 was a professional and collegiate star in the sun en of the tv nine of the ecian Renders term meaning nothing to the present generation hut conducive of reminiscences among the older folks pis team operated from Wayvneshy P, fust the State line Hagerstown Picture Found in 1906, A photograph of the excavated from an old pho lery at Wayneshurg in High, now of Chicago. but who at that | time was looking for pictures with which 1o illusirate a souvenir book | ntitled “Wavneshurza: Prosperous and | Beautiful,” which published for oup of hu of that eity Mr. High to identify handsome man lower r as ummins. Although representative of the eity of Wayneshurs and hear | ing that name, the team played under | the banner of “G and | the initials their wms. Ahout photo taken Wallace | in 1888 the “Grecian Bend and the Benders” were shacking that sedate period with this advance in fr am was ph gal 1906 by Fred And the the B ahle little corner madest and the colies an Renders G the time Iy James iy aph e ot the rinine | stylos. | | Played Center Field. Senator ( mmir glorified the * ian Benders” hy playving eenter 1 fact also proved by the fast he car ried the initials of h [ il O | on the front of his shir along with the "G. R Another fact which dis tinguished him was that he was cus todian of the other hat which the cluh and th testified to photogranh him ping it tenaciousis Tn 1868, plan | phot were I plaved | California {and orstown tand within less than 50 miles of home When they jonrneved over the line and playe the West Virginia | Mountatneers at Morzantown. thes were looked upon (hy somed And when the published their pir zeoup, the Greeian Benders and weir friends thought that fame und tune had decided to make their par nent abid place Wayn st A short {first miche Cummins Gre owned s s the in which shows £rip says My Hizh in hpan ian vhen Brownsvill Washington all_in Pennsylvania | in ey the ors they aph some ticle e Gr n mpkins T'niontown Cannonshurz State 1< worl Pittshirgh iy trotter h papers nres. | Vit | time after in his public vent to lowa | he car the | career, 1. | | | EIGHT HURT IN WRECK. | | Passenger and Freight Trains Mect Head-n in Georgia. March injured easthound train nead-on miles COLUM Eight persons ously, when of Georgia fre tr () ane seri Central and a neat from an passenge: in collided City. Ga day o Tunetion here I Hal Tavior of Ga.. was hrought to a suffert \ slight cancussion ol | the hrain in addition to ather injuries Waverly hospital His condition is serious. SHIPPI NEWS at New . Nailings York, Arrivals Fr ARRIVED YESTERDAY San Livert Ham Berm Havan San Juan Puetto Cahelln San Juan DUE TODAY Southamptor Megantin Rl | Orduna Fort \ Portn Rico San Juan Carna Coamn | Antonia Minnekahda Cliracan American Garabobn Cristobal London. 3 San” Juan Fuenos Aires Merchant | . : Southampion Hayana Puario Barrios. 3 TOMORROW Havre. Estonia Teno Bogota Pusrto Colom PUE THURSDAY Rermuda Rermuda Bermuda N Fort Vietoria | Araguava | Fort Hamilton | Munareo | Colambo Carrillo Santa M Crien DUE FRIDAY. Southamnton Gihraltar Givraltar Wathington al Manretania | Tran | = STEAMFRS, TODAY OUTGOING SATLING Genoa Liberia amburg charged vieted fa | STAR, The Years Roll On Ab . B. Cummins, center field- er “Grecian Benders.”™ Below: Senator Cummins FINED FOR KEEPING INSANITARY STORE Harry Goodman, Grocer, Pays $25, | Llaiming He Was “Too Busy to Clean Up.” of Towa, Harry Goodman. proprietar of a grocery store al 1401 Sixth street wductin nnele fined & o Court t Macd the with n n of husiness, was " Georg i upon day a his appearanee in hefore Evidence s hicken lations of the According Higzins and the arrest. Goodman hree other tim: Mfense during the vear The defend.nt day the sanitars, inspec ing in the annual S impaign of the District partment resulted in the of 111 nuisances, it was by Health Officer wiers. NO each rase disclose fre soda founta kept in sanitary hox s coop W A the Distriet Inspe Simms b for o rs 0 s mac same « nnly plea was that n vesterday participat clean-np th De. The first « activitles ring He: ineed fam served atiatement a certain perind sorved on tenants snc of the notices were perts & on principal [ inspeciors cons \ Fubbish littered ind other insanita The inspee tivities to the various out the city and Dr wier ordered them to continue wntil th e satisfied that conditions are satis es discovered d of unclean private al conditions their thr [ the in 2 and Resides sanitary conditions spectors also are notir puilding defeets and |y and will rep proper departments ing and 18 building served the first day nine ather conditions \ hace heen 1eported 1o either the S Cleaning Water or Police Departments | ent ' these to "hit the ven phimh . Canal Closing Delayed. i Speial Dispateh to The Star | BALTIMOR March " n protests by I pping companies using the canal o of the Chesapeake and Delaware anal has heen postponed morrow until May 15 by Hotel Inn ; 604610 Oth St. N.W. Daily, $1.00. §1.50, £2.00 $7 rnoms. $6 weeklr. S10.50 rooms. §R $13 with foilet, ahowar and Tavainry. $1 *in room 507 moce. Rooms fike Moth sponse 1o WASHINGTON, | regular D. €. TUESDAY., MARCH 30, 1926. PRINGESS VIGTORIA ILL OF PNEUMONIA Anxiety Felt by Royél House- hold—pPrince of Wales Still Improving. Here Are 17 of Latest Ki lish Language 10 1,25 laries Average Betwe ociated Press NEW YORK, March 30. - Every da of the vear seven or eight new word: knock for admiss ary Within the past words have been | Frank H. Vizetelly of the New two days submitted Dr managing editol Standard Dictionary. 17 ated Press nev Mareh 30.—There h: terlal change this morn ndition of I'rincess Vie- | of King George, who is Marlborough FHouse with umon of Wi who had need Monday mornins Kk of influenza, was pro By the Ass LONDON, been no m ing in the toria, sister suffering at influenzial p The Prince ear drim frer an ne well The noon bulletin from Marlh House said: “The strengih of | Vietoria i= maintair There i no extension of the misehief in the i Danei Sixpence cheat.” | Midinia—The region At York House it wus announced | pranch eiry froquanted by that the Prince of Wales had p c«-v\! Sextaclon Tha swakoiing good night and that his prozress| poes) vinued satistactory | “Fooitex—a symhstic There is inxiety rezarding | 4 substitute for wool Princess Vietorta, who is 3% vears old. | © Snjafil - A new svnthet hecause she is vather frail of physique. | not having enjoyed Wl health for | ¥ some time. The death of her mother, | Sporta Dowager Queen Alexandra ected | clippinge her greatly. The princess is under- | — stood 1o have a natural tendency ‘to-| ward bronchitis. IRAIL LOSS The announcement t no further | bulletins concerning the con- | dition of the Printe of Wales would | Damages to Shipments Decline 19 e ded od omen His physicians ).'I ! iven :m’\‘ in- | Per Cent. Compared With 1924, timate details rezarding the ration | and in © See if You Recognize Any. Here they are Snig-—Somethin; tain that one ha Brummy — Ro my check, Chaffeuse | to bante Dinkum oil. tries ol een. asa bhrom one to never phony; o A woman or chaff Real, zenuine. g who resort ugh of a lar midine nf se fiber used a some Sporting F Apana A issned Qs ore ns A ve not ope o i dama paid 19 he underwent or the condition of his | v, It is the tha e ix no fikelihood his hearing will iffected. Tt is pointed out that the n of the o not an un 400 non How soon the Prince will he ahle his room will depend nn his gen 1 health and the weather. 11 is said | red that even if he fs confined lonzer than « it will n il me prozress rail dectined ure. the American Railwa ¥ drun i annnunced today operation 1o | vears ve he 1l n anni i ind that {lnwer than attributed 1o more Ihy the r | Is indoors va the carefu iroad nd packin prompt delivers ries drn to $1.48 nece o that his toward rogre handl o-oper re ie nnsatisfactory AMARLYYIS SHOW DRAWS THRONG OF SOCIETY FOLK ;71 employes pers { better wnl on into the diction- | s dinkum e NEW WORDS KNOCK EVERY DAY FOR ENTREE TO DICTIONARY nd That Swell ’ 0,000, Though Vocabu- ren 3,000 and 20,000. | 1+ -An anagram minted on urkish coins consisting of the lef s of the name of the Sultan Selim te I | Pitilacker, hellbum, anicus—All competition for a new who I cruel to animals. ( was the winning name.) vely few of the word: ors. The final acid 1 is that of popularit B The newecomers ave newspap izines and technical publicatiors large 1000 Words hruton n a swunk submitted ame f Pitilacker brutan get past usnal arnered from < hooks sources n in Langnage. Vizetelly estimates that there 1,600,000 10 1,250,000 wor lea erm= stand But found in the cuage today of the: x | an t ctionarie that while of the man w 200 s yeriment the ted the and 10,000 At ahot a CLAIMS DROP. COAL ‘PROFITEERING’ uP.| 7 Represen Fich Asking Introduces Resolution Information Mrs Gives Company of Friends View of Rare Exhibit. hirteenth the Dep: n Jardine, Wife of Secretary.| fock amary of William Jardine. wife of the Secretary, enter tained more than 100 friends in the houses at Fourteenth and | Washin the chow of society ag annua tment Aiis ture TAILORED AT —and sold he . William A rean of Plant ting hout the held hundied of i 400 chief of the condueted Taylor Industry flox and commer wers Members of Pan-American dip their ie Capital hools. colles seminarics in the Dist Maryland and show 1 ess from heatie fro s, aca mies and ginia are Memt and \ttendin s of Con ht hi ng the tme hotanical clive h brot who are t e the them spec talk on n the depariment he lovers th " ate Walter H to h f way at the show Volunteer have pr vight o tomorrow mised mot tn brinz to the green as d s the s [ the mates of sible will hat the childr he perniitted to bright bl The shaw Faylor said te of department District Affor th in he v zlimpse at | il he ntil 0 w open Al day pom +m o'elock from o of in Aiss member Holmes nd hot visit this co surprised o find in the lankinz business woman 1 by o nte s’ many ) greatiy womer 7 PAID ON SAVINGS DEPOSITS MORRIS PLAN BANK Und v Supervision U S. Treasry 1408 H ST. N. W. 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N have fine, for t heen periect well over century. store, we dealing in diamonds half a tis no ommon hap- us today to serve the grand children of our custom generations pening <ell of ers ag The pa of every | ON DISORDERLY CHARGE Amarillo i« Hard Hit of vear finds us more strongly entrenched in the enjoyvment of the largest diamond busi- ness in Washington. G TOMORROW hampon with part of vour el 1o and the mere Fashion Park designers evolve styles that combine expression of model with individuality—resulting in Suits that wive satisfaction because they have char- acter — exclusive character — tailored into the garments with the skill of master ('raflz-’manship. Spring | Amaril | Woman Notes Appeal and Is Re-| Hoti leased on $500 Bond After Brentwood Hearing. | Berengaria Suffren—Ha Anzela—Lisho Caho Espartal-—Barcelona Patria—Ale: Tachira—san Brideetow Sixanla— Robert pay check tomorrow. today to find n port au Prince tonhal enbach—Crisiohal Ancon—Port au Prince Matura—Trinidad . Fort Vietoria—Bermuda SAILING THURSDAY. American Banker—London Rotssillon—Rordeaux Stavangefio Santa Tere Porto Rico—Havana mo--San_Juan Tinited States—Copanhagen President Adams (world cruiss ) | Mangolia—Cristobal Reliance feruise) SAILING FRIDAY P De Satrustegni—Cadiz Banburs Castle—Cape Town Munargo— 0 | Pennsylvania 1woke Special Dispatch ta The Star hish-| BRENTWOOD. Md., few | Mrs. Mary Beach of last | Md.. was fined $100 I | eharge of keeping of | by Justice of the les. [ nold at a larzely attended hearing here vesters ternoon. Mrs, Beach noted an appeal to the Prince Georges County Civenit Court at Upper Marl horo and was released on $300 bond The charze grew out of a | the home of Mrs. Rearh on the night in thelof March 13 by county officers, led sonth of |y Constable Guy Robey the beast, | Prelimnary hearir meter in a | George Walsh and 1t sea level | of Hyattsville, an z storm. 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Treasury 1408 H Street N.W. nestiing va A m John as walved hy Dugan. hoth Otis Cashell of of whom are | | charged with assault and hattery upon dstorm swished | Constable Robey during the raid, and pring breezes ' the accused were released in $300 bond 37-mile-an hour | each for appearance before the Circult | ¢, five minutes| Court. Charges of drunkenness and last night the temperature went | disorderly conduct ainst Walsh, down 1o accompanied by heavy | Dugan and Cashell were dismissed, as v were similar charges against 11 other Abflene, in West Texas. reported | men arrested in the raid hlanket of ice and snow coverin: The hearing vesterdav followed ap. | section. The mercury at Lub-|pearance of the defendants hefore Jus. | sank to 20 degrees. establishing | tice of the Peace Retta D. 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