Evening Star Newspaper, June 20, 1926, Page 15

THE SUNDAY TURKISH LEADERS - D INPLOT L headed one and another Price, with t - AREHR ""Mx:i:-‘;j About 40 Persons Implicated | | in Attempt to Slay | Mustapha Kemal. !Thflrnd(k!, the actres: procession into the park prominent actress, Nanc: her pupils, was the movi the peace pageant stazed the haps one of most WOMEN OF BRITAIN DEMAND WAR BAN .- | and mottoe W tinue | nerets | innucents , Some March for Miles to As- |not o barsack! sist in Big Hyde Park Peace Gathering. reason vl 0 by and dur- | ing their progress various groups had held meetings In villages or towns ! through which they passed. The marchers wore blue armlets the pilgrin peace color some of them had the suffragette colors flvin and some were In Summer frocks of white. . By the A CON Al 19.- Two members of the present National four ex-deputies and nearly | 10 other persons hive heen placed | under arrest her: for alleged com- | plicity In__a ot to assassinate | Mustapha Kemal Pasha. President of Kemal narrowly escaped the hands of plotters on his arrival at Smyrna yesterday. and the plot to end his life is believed to have | heen hatched in Constantinople Most of the prisoners are members of the suppressed political o) ition, 18 (he “progressive party.” ssident of the triby *vl of inde- | | red today that the in-| Vestigations show w political | | sroup meeting secretly here is | vesponsible for the attem Zia Hourchi Be, By the iated Press LONDON, England bent on the ifter a patient A ter 19, of June abolition of war. and toilsome pi age fromthe ends of the country sembled today in Hyde Park, London's i Sees Peace Spirit Ebbing. great rendezvous for reformist demon- | ees Peace Spi s strations. and there adopted a resolu.| Many speeches were delivered in tion calling for arbitration, security |Support of the peace resolution and and disarmament | they were listened to with enthusiasm The weather favored the culmina-|One of the most important was made fion e e e, Lord Parmoor, who was lord glorious hot Summer day. Consider U ing the many rival Saturday attrac with con-| tlons. 1n the shape of outdoor sports of all kinds and counter-attractio even in the park itself, the women of London i in o their presence and sympathy : xive added strengih to the the nation’s rulers do everything 1 their power to make certain that never shall a o war until every method by n and other means h 2d in settling inter ex peace fully. June Women in € passin, like t posed Assembly | Turkey. sault | death sent t Alle differe | April, two § v ead at the proposed con ormulating a concrete sestion for prompt i Ain | vetined gol wtters stand, the spirit of peace | (ayted voked formulating protacol | tion of 2 | sug, s naticn resort " arbitrat SO and Chul Joy-rid was ating organizations | Theee men are in| DI auchonticn | b Bombs, which were to be used first | of the for assaskination and later probably | and for terrorism in the proposed rising | honors to follow the killing of Kemal, were confer sent from Constantinople. to Smyrna. wester wits a Kemal Pasha hax issued & prociama in It to turn the have the power to do. are resolute in the desire (o agre settle all disputes by conciliation or arbitration. This pilgrimage will have done a great Actresses in Demonstration. » 40 in num and representing every phase of feminine activity, joined in the demon stration. and many prominent women | sreat work if it succeeds in its gave their personal assistanc Sybil | venture,” Women's societies, sc | ber STAR, WASHINGTON, | tion thanking the people | sympathy. Colored Man Sent to Penitentiary Richard Carter, colored, who cut Samuel | colored, indicted with Lattishaw, was | cequired 1o serve D. C, JUNE 20, p—— for their he said, Turkey The conspiracy, gainst . and, he added v will return to dust Turkish republic will live - Turkish nation will its march toward civilization.” | N BAD CHECK CHARGEfFlagman Sits on Rails and e Cries When Probers Re- port He Did Duty. | Justice Stafford—Others | Also Are Sentenced. " was gven | gy qhe f three years in the peni-| PITTSBURGH, June 19 The num- ¥ by Justice Stafford | her of vietims of the wreck of the minal Divis for forging and | Cincinnati limited and the Washing g a worthless check for $35. A [ton express, fast Pennsylvania pas- erm of imprisonment was im.|Senger trains, near Blairsville inter- Sidney Lattishaw, c .| section Thursday morning was in- KA bty lf',.:"'dh‘,“:fng‘ olored. | ereased to 16 today with the death ‘of rge Shirley, also| Clarence Hipley of Erie, Pa, in the Latrobe Hospital The Cincinnati limited was proper- MeDonald, express precaution was H. Red- Pittshurgh Asse m vestel April 22, Ger o Occoquan for one year. n John Morgan, who stole three nt automobiles in February and | flagman, and every was sent to the penitentiary for | taken to stop the limited, rs on each count He ' will | ding, superintendent of W total of six Iy flagged by D division, Pennsylvanin Railroad, & unced late today after an investi- s in the oin At the scene of the wreek ct Scene, Jones and Henry | companied by housebreaking | other the F. Wright, col- | Interst nd : Leonard \'mlng_!lho Pel [ mission, > crash by sp Oscar Wilkinson Honored. |ne wsylvania Public 1 nt to the scene of the 1 train, which halted on the spot_occupied by the expre night of the wreck. McDonald chief surgeon ; was told to re-enact the scene, so far Washington Eye Nose | a8 he was concerned Throat Hospital, has had the | When the special haited, as did the ary degree. of dictor of Science | eXpress to repair an air hose, Me ved upon him by the South.| Donald jumped off, and, with the in n o University of Memphis, it | vestizators holding stop watches on nnounced vesterday him. he raced to the rear. Going hack ing. Oscar Wilkinson SITEENTH TRAN WSS GRAGE I W - WRECK VIGTIM DIES .- GIVEN THREE-YEAR TERM | n- | don el 15 RECEIVERS APPOINTED ' FOR TOBACCO GROWERS Tri-state Asscociation and Bank of Baltimore Dec Filing 1926—PART 1. | the rajls and set signal flares on the | right of way. He was given the usual | whistle signal to return to his train K his fall of TO ALTON P. 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