Evening Star Newspaper, July 17, 1926, Page 3

" i J: LY. Av. 1237 Wis. Av. - MAIN 8027 : . - Embassy Apartments De Luxe N.W. Corner of 16th and Harvard Sts. N.W. A few apart- ments available in this new white stone apartment building of 1.to 4 rooms and bath. Refrigera- tion and the very latest improve- ments. Rent, $50 to $145 monthly. Several vu1 attractive in size _Lfifmm&mw. Socogtion hal‘sad Btk jon Service nnu. ealied and prices reasonable. N 16th & Columbia Road “SPECIAL RATES Every Sunday - - $1.50 BALTIMORE and return i York Ave: and Twemh St. NW, every hour on the hour. f WASHINGTON TERMINAL 12th St. and N. Y. Avenue N | 000 ltnl.en votes A\ |in ‘the in Chicago Primary Fraud. “Just a Beginning.” By the Assoclated Press. CHICAGO, July 17.—Naming 44 election judges and clerks, including &' women, for conspiracy and mak- ing & false canvass in the Cook Coun- ty primary election of April, a special grand jury investigating vote frauds brought to 55 yesterday the number of persons charged with irregularities uovz " flm-mu.s in the tabulation of ballgts cast at the|: orimary. The persons named today included William Paselli, State Representative, and Harry Hockstein," sanator Deneen faction committeeman, both active in the twentieth ward, which has been the scene of most of the disclosures | thus far made. was fixed at from $1,500 tofy Batl $2,000 for nu:h named. Charles A. Ilel)onua. speclal pi cuting attorney in charge of m vou fraud grand jury, announced that yesterday’s indictments were '‘just a beginning,” and that' they touched principally on discoveries made in the twentieth ward, where twe Crowe-Bar- rett Republican , Morris and his son, Judge nuel Eller, have been drawn into testimony be- fore the jury. The inquiry will proceed as rapldly as is permitted by the progress of the complete recount of votes of both Ra publican and Demoeratic parties, al N | ready under way at the order of Coun- ty Judge Edmund Jarecki, 'and the grand jury will seek to discover at whose_ direction, the nln:ed ‘Wholesale g:n of votés was undertaken, Mc- Estimates made on the basis of the | wi recount thus far completed fix the possible number of stolen votes which |on the complete recount may reveal at 4,000,000. ‘Somewhat more ‘than 250, have been found. Theft of 4,000,000 votes is ac- counted for in 4 fleld of about 50 can- didates. The recount thus far has, shown every faction was the beneficlary of il- legal votes. Two factions competed for the nomlmmuon ::. uchm party—the ‘Barrett neen groups in tr Republican fold and the Bren- nan and the Dunne-Harrison groups ic ranks, The Crowe- Barrett group has been the heaviest loser in the recount. \|| BARRETT WILL KEEP OUT OF SENATE RACE Refuses to Jeopardize Coolidge Prestige by Entering Unevem Vermont Contest. By the A ssociated ‘Press. GRAFTON, Vt., July 17.—~John Bar- rett, former director general of the Eller | e daia He understood Prosecutor Bergen to be of the same opinlon, he sajd. ‘ Since the bodies were found outside of New Brunswick, in Somerset Coun- ty, action depended solely upon Prose- not warrant reopening of the case. | cutor Bergen, Toolan sald. Riehl's petition contains chnr‘u body and that of his choir innr Mrs. Eleanor Mills, were found a farm near New Brunswick on s.pumbor 14, 1922. An investigation of several months proved fruitless. SERVICE CHANGES NAME. United American Lines Will Be Known as the Arrow Line: NEW YORK, July 17 UP)—The the _intercoastal service known as the United States Lines announced yesterday that on and after -August 1 the service will Le known as the Arrow Line. The anpouncement was made by the American p and Commerce Navigation Corporation of this. city, Sudden. and: Christensend of San Francisco_and the Columbia Pacific Shipping Co. of Portland, Oreg. Church Is Eike Club. LOS ANGELES, July 17 (®.—The latest thing -in church-—c smoking , ‘@ dancé fi the- nast These features are included in pmu for the Wirst Unitarian Church here. Pan-American Union, who withdrew | i from the Vermont Republican sena- torial tontest two months ago in favor of ex-Gov. Stickney, announced yes- terday that he would not re-enter the | | contest, despite Mr. Stickney’s with- drawal, llf‘;much he has been strongly he n!d. *is to prevent uny campaign complications. or final results which ml‘h'. be. interpreted, even My and illogically, throughout the coun- try, and especially in Massachusetts, as showing anti-Coolidge reaction in i his native State. “If I ran 1 would nn&volflu&ly. in view of my previous declarations, be regarded throughout the land as rep- | | sentiment. unfair and unjust conclusions. which might react unfavorably on the Na- tion-wide elections. The loss of two months of valuable time and the con- sequent lack of personal organization is almost impossible to overcome.” WASHINGTON SESSIONS Plans for Nation-Wide Co-Opera- tion of Industry With States Adopted at Close. ® 1 Ndmwweeom Plans for | o the ‘ouryy-.rmw mitted 933 | street, ‘has filed Gear Shafting a}l:d cbold roll;d steel. [Cast phospher-bronze uslnngs Machine HC Cragg Mf? 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