Evening Star Newspaper, May 28, 1926, Page 37

THE EVENING STAK. YYASHINGTON, p. €, FRIDAY, MAY .28 1926. - was indicated yesterday by Mtnrne\x‘t»rdn\ by counsel for William J. Warr, | ~Col. Lincoln to Inspect Camps. Ordered to Train. GINGER in the sult t t Joseph Leit whom the Countess of Suffolk also 5 el rrancin ©. BV In (he sult 1o oust Joseph Lelter us| WRUI, the Countese o SADlk M| ot Charles . Lincoln, Infantrs. of | Ca. Franeis C. Evans and Firs ALE! St Leiter estate |, ghow that Warr was not merely | the War Department General Staff,|lLieut. James G. $lcFadden, Quarter- when the court indicated the case|a ‘“rubber stamp” for Joseph Leiter.|has been ordered to make an inspec- | master Corps Reserves, both of this NONE BETTER o e might have to be adjourned until the | The countess charges that Warr was |tion of citizens’ military Ir ve heen ordered to active duty : R > « : dominated by her brother, Leiter, in|camps in Wyoming, Utah, Mo ing, er in the office of A. G. HERRMANN . 2 L his alleged mismanagement of the|Colorade,s Washington and (‘al g aster general and the L Many letters were presented yes- ' Leiter properties. during June and Jyly. Iatter at the local intermediate depot. 950 Tenth St. S.E. Tells Indiana G. 0. P. Con-| | N I _N.E. Corner 7th and H Sts. N.W. )77 T Store Hours: 8 to 6. YTl N-E. Corner 7th and H Sts. N.W. 77777777777, ekl ieildin bl shniilotria b Free Premiums Free Premiums ‘With - Purchase” of Pretty Glassware Water Set, l'unluso of A Columbia Electric Iron, $ consisting of Pitcher and six complete with cord and plug; Tumblers. $75 fully guaranteed. l‘u‘r‘t-'l::w-“ur A Beautiful Polyct C With a £ 3 ychrome Con- Purchase of A 42-picce Decorated Din- $ 50 i - N.E. Corner 7th and H Sts. N.W. $1 00 ser Set—complete. sarvice 2 2% vention World Court Dispute Was of No Consequence. 2227 By the Associated Press. INDIANAPOLIS, May 28.—Pledging unqualified allegiance to President Coolidge, and denominating his break with the Chief Executive over the| question of * American adherence to Aifference betwee ator James E. W tually current legi principal addre t the Republican State convention yesterday. “He stands for the things we stand for six persons. For Good Furniture and Easy Credit Visit “The National” a“\\“\\ D A s S A R LI R A A R R A A R A R R R R A A A A e A A AR S SR R R R S SRR R 2 S 2] 7 T %% We're gxlll" too much servict v of economy anfl not enough o' what we buy fer our dorsed other oflicial acts of the ad-| money these days. ministration Sy Who remembers when a feller could Both Senator Watson and Senator | hardly wait till he was ole enough) Arthur Robinson, the keynote speak- er, commented on and appeared high- Iy pleased by the anti-court plank inserted in the State platform by the Resngnatxon Efigct[ve June 1. convention. " lend their efforts toward enactment of h,{':“;,"*"(;’;',i;:fg;fi;‘""f‘al‘,flg; oo ;&}zl:;?nm on disposition of crop sur- | B e oD tE e, e been ac. 4 cepted by the President, to take effect June 1. VOTE IN TYPOGRAPHICAL ! e The pleasantest things in the world UNION NOT MADE PUBLIC |are pleasant thoughts, and it is the highest wisdom to have as many of them as poqemle /// . John Diile Co.) JCCAN TR Results From Each Local to Be| Awaited—Principnl Fight 1 ALLE"!S FOOT'EAS'. <ideney. xiEoP L Bknny, | Makes Walking or By the Associated Press. | & Dancing INDIANAPOLI v 28 —Officials | Women who u of Ui Tntern ypographical | fol, tendr or achiag <3 “nion_announced last night that re- sl sults of the International election held | R T e el Wednesday would not be made public Toulack ine powe of nerwel - until a mail ballot from each local union is received and tabulated. The principal fight is between James M. Lynch of Indianapolis, president | and candidate for re-election, and | Charles P. 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