Evening Star Newspaper, June 18, 1926, Page 19

GIRL SLAIN BY ROCK INBATTLE FOR LIFE Governor of Washmgton Abe Martin Says: THE EVENING DOTY PUTS BLAME ON HOMESICKNESS Expects Light, Suspended STAR. - eign Legion, where he had 4 record for bravery. According to his tale to a corre- spondent of the Associated Press yes: terday, he became discouraged and, overcome by acute homesickness, he quit_his post. “But,” he explained, “I realized my error and surrendered to the first post of gendarmes on the Transjordian frontier."” Four other Legionnaires, one Eng- lishman, two Germans and one thought to be a South American, who deserted the same time he did, are im- WASHINGTON, D. (. will get about six months in jail, with a suspended sentence, as he has already been in prison a month, hav- ing been arrested Rochester Mayor Dm ROCHESTER, N. Y., June 18 (). —Mayor Clarence D. Vanzandt died of heart disease last night at a fishing camp at Bancroft, Ontario, according 1o a telegram received here by Albert M. Flannery, the mayor's secretary. The mayor left for the fishing camp esday night. FRIDAY. JUNE 18, HELD ON FUTURES ACT. “One-Man Cotton Exchange” New Orleans Is Closed. NEW ORLEANS, June 18 (#). 1926. in bond. He was also charged with u\ln: | persons listed are residents of Texas. i‘lhfi malls to defraud for alleged | The arrest followed the filing of .9 “bucketing” operatior | s customer of the known as the Hollwood- . and the Odd Lot Cotton Ex vonmned 400 names. Most of th What authorities termed a_ “one-man cotton exchange”” was cloged here yes- terday, and Benjamin Zllis, its al- leged operator, was arrested on A charge of violating the national cot. ton futures act. Ellis was being held in jail last night in default of $1,000 VERY FEW PEOPLE SUFFER | WITH HEADACHES ANY MORE | Asked to Offer Reward for Slayer of College Graduate. i Prese Wash., June 18 ). police believe, st ath with a rock k i 2, Smith College | Wednesday night, 15 an appeal was for H. Hartle; rd for his gled and be Siivia H. G he body of Miss Gaines, niece of | n Gaines, chairman of the coun- | nissioners, was found e ¥ by two men on their w t could only be identified by If th' best man would win occa- sionally in this country it might have a healthy effect. Premier Baldwin is gittin’ lots o’ the slaver 1| compliments fer stoppin® th' general e Sy om | Strike, but wait till he tries ' stop won't start | exactly where his wife wants out. - the ‘poor | (Copyright. John Dille Co.) of clothin ilph H. 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