Evening Star Newspaper, July 19, 1926, Page 1

U 8, as second cl Wllhlfllwl. D. C FRANCE NCENSED ASHERROTFORNS WS NEW CABIET Pedple Growihg " Hostile at Continued Crises—Press Issues Warning. POLICE GUARD STREET © AFTER DEMONSTRATION Republicans to Oppose Efforts of Radical Leader—Socialists Give Quufled Support. By 'the Asociated Pré PARIS, July 19 dou: Radical leader, today was nt work on his arducus task of forming a cabi- nu 1o take the place of that of Aris- e Briand, which fell last week on t.h old question of finance. t;u friends of the former premier |. today stated that he had succeeded in his task of forming a cabinet. No ol ficial announcement of this has bee: u’l‘hlfl‘.. w-nu sources :lvo tho ulka- up ‘of the cabinet, Which M. will t to President Domuo. Commerce, Loul, Louchfiur g:umr. Camille Oha: “fl’n % H!al;mwm e ot these men five held posts under Herrlot in the latter's mum;. with its 104 members, as eampni 3 vanced today WEATHER m) matter HERRIOT TO SHUN FOREIGN AID IN SETTLINC FRENCH CRISIS ‘urn to C-pfml Levy in Effort to Meet Obliga- ns-—Dpposes Debt Settlement With U. 8., g But Fayors British. ty PAUL SCOTT MOWRER. By Cable to The Slar and Obicago Daily Ne PARIS, July 19.>-Edouard Herriot's plan ‘as premier is to save France -olely by interior resources, without foreign .aid. No credits -would be asked of foreign. banks. The London uhmnep rejected &nd ropo settlement with the Unlted Sutes by arbitration, preferably before the In- ternational Court. ’nnrt would be a un.m lev,v in per! m.me ror uxunp!e. "w 0:1‘1’1“ tion of wealth re £ ne there e L T mcod the floating debt and evén conversion to a lower interest rate of the entire national debt. . 'There jwould be: no probably will be 1:‘::::‘;';, under amy clroumstances | fompne’ " Renoult, Durafour, 'Quell This plan may be modified, of course, " (Continued on Fage 4, Column 2 R LT T o T T i SR Y U.: WORKERS SE HinduMoslem Riot| ‘Continning Despite * LEAVE DENIED N | Atiace by Police}c iz TEMPORARY ROLLS| s : FIUPINGS BARGAIN oe;:rml to&ly in.a suburb 6 m nnlleb n:l on'“thie ‘vioters.’ Tb; muu wad Sontjnuing mtmomhdvhlchuugmm deprived by a recent ruling of Con- troller General McCarl, today loom up from several quarters. ’ B swv-tl thousand temporary Govern- mtc‘hmmuudlnm-fldfl who he past had benefited by vacation Wlll in ‘the mext 48 hours, but for preseht_it I8 authoritatively kni»m be M. Herriot's whole conception. Politically, his aim s to form u strictly Left lbvtrnm the Miclh the Left ¢ ur. 'lth Sodl.llll ; @x| strong deurmmnmm to succeed. The writer’s Iwn is that ‘he will having a small majority. This, how- ‘ever, depends on whether and to what extent tln - Cemr ‘consents to ate Wi Ammw those mcnumd for the finance ministry are. M, de Monzie, Painleve, . Dumi and ' Bonnet, Among the nther Herriot ministers M. Daladi ufi%’s houlv'd a.mont tum- !h l 1 weré not entitled to - A'provision was lncl\ukfl in the nw on bill, which fint] moAnmlm N lepe: the Herriot | o lnthomul&d some portions of the. public and the W‘&ufi all the the Cartelists, blame M. Hergjot's pro- o in the chamber Saturday, when: be “the chair .of the er and, ‘the floor and bitterly -attacked | poon 'nment forits financial stand, -.hhmh he had voted with it on several previous occasions. ; People Are Impatient. Boaun of-a hostile demonstration against M. Herriot Saturday night, the polipe have guarded the Rue Du Faubourg-Saint ‘Honore, in front .of the Elysee ‘Palace.. The public has begin ‘to show signs of impatiénce} 'y over the continyed breakdown: of eabi- nets and discussion has become more and more vigorous. The Journal gives a warning that the ‘public .is showing thu slutation. It says “France must 71 no ' matter by whom is headed, and that the Cham- ber of Deputies must cease tumbling cabiriets like 'a pack of cards, for the game is dlnnnu;. Ln‘..d it may spread i ng & cabinet ‘it 2 Lve even sharper - opposition from: the .upper house ‘than his last” administration which was overthrown by that house. Painlevé May Accept. Ind.luu»:m lnoon re that {:’o\g: Loucheu: leve woul n the mmlb(r) and that M. He; would devote the afternoon to seeking the collaboration of the Depu- ties and Senators of the Moderate group. = His formula seemed to be & “union of ‘the Left parties.” M. Herriot, it was stated, would take the foreign affairs portfolio, in addi- tion -to the premiership; Jacques (Continued bn Pagé 4, Colimn 5. BT B P FRENCH DEBT ACCORD '+ ATTACKED m commls / British debt taken. under <s, even | am.num 1 .-lnmrt flnlflflto‘flulm \I ere ‘as] and 1,095 h ‘the fi Complaints On hfluu& 1 The Nationat Federation *of l‘qd« eral Employes today announced it has receiving a constantly growing unblr of compldm from clerks | the ‘who in the past ved . their vacations, but now compelled, under the ruiing, to wm'k through the hot Summer Wwhile their co-workers, in the um rooms, ‘gn many ‘casies; go' off for pleasant Chrm have begun to. write mun to their immediate superiors o, their Representatives in the |ate. bop; thlt some relief m-fbe afforded, it known. ostility - over | hmmum Fuiled U.S.RUM QUESTIONS w tin Member of ‘!,rmsn immm 4 tween British officials and Dfll Gen.: Lineeln C. Andrews, American Prolil cement Chief, today m‘ brought up in the House of Commons: by Grant Morden, Conservative, at the »utmmhummm his_questions were answered by debt accord ‘was | réference. v -wnwfimtbflowl Qm ht 5 to know i mons today, « + _The JWASHING’PON ' D, fGuard and prohibition operatives to. bl Canton. He did not indicate when|posed to get together in the atmosphere of MILITIA 70 PROBE - MELLETT SLAYING} ., Intelligence Officers ana Dry Operatives to Take Up ~ - Canton lnqulry STRAHGEH WHO WARNED PUBLISHER IS SOUGHT Told Victim of Plot 4 Days Before Murder—Underworld Spite May Aid Solution. | Rress..... . 2 Ohlo, July = 19.—] Gov Vlc Donahey ‘will use the Ohio tional Guard and the State prohibi- tion enforcement department—the only forces at his disposal—to con- dnct an investigation of the murder of R. Mellett, publisher of the Can- ton Daily News. ' The chief executive imade known such plans héfore leav- ing today, to attend the Sesquicenten- ‘nial Exposition at Philadelphia. ‘The governor's plan is to send mem. bers of the intelligence. section of the | ¢ News Note: the fhen will be sent. ‘They will gon- dm:t a strictly private investigation. e Sz ANGIENT RUINS GIVE mwf:ly in ‘solvir le to aid Canton City tark County authorities e, PRODFS FOR BIBLE Data in Old Canaanlte City Destroyed in 60 B.C. Bear Out Old Testament. - | By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, July 19:~Science has unearthed new evidence~in support of the Old" Testament, and 'has -under scrutiny possible -new evidenice cor- the | roborating the New Testament. Melvin G. Kyle, president of thn !omlm ton with, naw i U yere Shouid be 10 o-uu‘:f'm, ia | xeuie Tomciosies tmmn!u'nur m-o muu.m-umdm un.t.ndm*qlhfl Search for Mysterious “Enemy’ of W‘,,"m",'_‘;'; A "’lholun May Solve Case: was burned a_rope-wi CANTON, Ohio, July' 19 (P).—From | gne o of four clearcut theories e Gt er of Don R. Mellett, p\'lblhher. '.umom-l;“ e "W the | greets; Ludlow, Sixth and G streets; well as claims that the AS “DUD" EXPLODE - Tamy moalh st Gump| THREE SERIOUS Y HURT nm-. Go Off During Tutrue- | WHEN, PLANE CRASHES m Tnjuring Six Mon. wvws. Mass., July 19— Latter May Not - Dive Causes. ruL 0., MONDAY, JULY 19, 1926—THIRTY PAGES. IGOVERNOR ORDERS: 8 early historian, | Jonphul. had ignored tho existence mtudmwxmm. m # Means Associated Press. TWO- CENTS; PRESIDENT INSISTS L) ,an ( Democrats are consldenn%ha great mass meeting at Monhcello, omas Jefferson. . Bandits Rob Vault After Kidnap Family of Three KANBA! CI‘I'Y. July 19.—Five ‘bandits early today kidnapped Sam of .an amuse- , manager ment park here, forced him to open the vault at the park and. escape with several thousand' dol- lars, representing week-end re- edpu ‘ Mrs, Benjamin and her da ter, Iol-. ‘were taken along’ b!“flu Statésmen to Istand on Sus picion of Rebeuion Plot men were tl{?s’&.» The ~early in present year los ptmulud lhc exiles to re- Sineo then there hzv- been rumors les and hnn; now. 1flmny chu‘:l-u: taxis, former m: r of fi 4 Egr= pe i1 of finance. SUIT DISMISSAL UPHELD. Ou'noc!a Steel Company xuq Ap- pedl Over Patented Process. LOU O -~The Eighth Circuit learned The schools which wers damaged 'are: Madisori, Tenth and G streets northeast; - Taylor, Seventh and G | Peabody, Fifth and<C. streets, and | ' Hilton, Sixth, between B and ¢ ‘When pollco he‘dq formed of the depredations n 'u:a school houses today, Detective Tom eetiey and 1dberg, finger- print -xput. vmc sen lnv'.un %Mn fn"‘mf’& ‘precinct. lnotho vle(n;ty'“ 6 ninf ‘of Madison “Schaol yesterday, and ere Q:M o'm i > thetr parents ou booldnc t will taken into ~ July Court i WAR DEPARTMENT BUDGET STAY LOW Davis Arriving at White. Pine Camp Today to Confer on Vital Policies. ISOLATION OF ARSENALS ALSO TO BE DISCUSSED Executive in Disagreement With Army Officials on Enlisting 6,000 Men for Air Corps. BY J. RUSSELL YOUNG. Staft Correspondent of The Star. WHITE PINE CAMP, July 1.~ Several important matters of War De- partment policy, particularly the re- moval of all muuition depots which are now located near centers of popu- lation, will be discussed by President Coolidge and Secretary of Davis, who is expected at White Pine Camp this afternoon. President Coolidge has recently fn- dicated in a clear and rather emphatic manner that he is more than ordi- narily concerned with the operation of the military establishment of the Nation, and he is represented as con- sldering the quiet of his mountain canip as an excellent spot to talk the mtter over with his War Department the departinent’s policies, umod out by those who are pére and pass on the departmental estimates. . ible by the po- e passed at the last Although within & fow hundred yards of the hotel where Gov. Al Smith and 'his party have been quar- since - last - Friday when they umo to this section to pay their re- n, A Wmtnma-ntudunw idge, President returned to hi camp wlthout calling on the governor, The latter will this afternoon fade: . Tumulty, President Woodrow Wilson, who mmthnmhvouthlflow :