Evening Star Newspaper, September 13, 1926, Page 11

v %HE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. T. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1926. T 1By AFFDAVT HELPS " ONE BRUTHES itness Said to Reverse Tes- i timony Given at Trial 1" in Baltimore. { By {he Associated Press. LANTA, Ga., September 13— Tha Atlanta Constitution says that radical changes in the story of Jesse Baker that was one of the prime factors in the conviction of Neufield Jones and Winfield Jones, brothers, for conspiracy to violate the prohibi d., last Sep- n which the two prisoners are making their bids the Atlanta Federal manager of the 4 Chemical Co., prison. Maryland Dr owned by the Jones brothers. The brothers appeared before the parole board at the prisen Saturday ases were They be- 5 v taken under advisement, gan twoyear sentences imposed on them last June. i Statement in Affidavit. ic copy of Baker's affi- vl ‘0. which they hought, to their arrest, trial- and n ynes brothers at. their trial shased the Mary- al Co. in_ the prohibition agents evidence h details of their own Jlated the prohibition the Con- with the which o Federal told in th A petitio; Jones broth ed the parole b Jle for the yresent- Willlam other leaders of the prohibition move- ment The Jones brothers are sons of Dr. many years rially the Anti-sSaloon md a prominent 2 KILLED FLEEING POLICE Boys. in Auto, Pursued for Passing Trafic Signal, Hit by Train. PITTSBU Two when t o g g i- | good location. > tn’ th' one she wuz after. e (Copyright. John Dille Co.s i Abe Martin Says: Take any seventeen or eighteen- yvear-ole boy with a car t' use, an’ ever'thing comin’ his way, an’ you wouldn’ want nothin’ nicer around th’ home. T guess th’ bulk of our bathin’ beau- ties are purty well satisfied if they kin jest swim across th’ sportin’ page. He who buys good will buys junk. Ther's ever’ thing in a good name, but I belleve ther's still more in a |~ When a pop'lar girl does finally git married, she never gits eredit fer git- CAMADA ROUNDS U BAND OF TODALES Sicilians, Smuggled Into Nova Scotia, Thought They Were Landed in U. S. By the Associated Press. HALIFAX, Novia Scotia, Septem- ber 12.—Between 100 and 200 Siclllans have been rounded up and are being cared for by the Royal Canadian Mounted Police and immigration authorities near Mill Cove, 40 miles southwest of here. Through inter- preters the Sicilians declared that they had paid from 2,000 to 10,000 lire each td be landed by the Italian steamer Dori In the United States. They are sald to have asserted that when the Dori cast anchor in Mill Cove Sunday afternoon, the captain of the vessel told them they had WHITE MAN AND NEGROES BADLY SLASHED IN ROW Five Sent to Hospital and One Ar- rested, Charged With In- tent to Kill. By the Associated Press. MIDDLETOWN, Ohio, September 13.—Middletown was quiet last night following a fight between negroes and whites Saturday night, in which four white men and one negro were badly slashed. One negro has been arrested, charged with assault with intent to kill. The injured men are in hospitals. Police report the city as tranquil. The clash occurred as the negroes and whites were leaving dance halls in the same neighborhood and the partici- pants, police said, were under the in- i e of liguor. rnest and Earl Stamper, brothers; Cecil Mullens and Edgar Walburn, all white, and George Kinner, negro, were those injured. BISHOP GOES TO HOSPITAL Right Rev. Thomu_G:ilor to Enter Johns Hopkins for Diagnosis. 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That's why we unreservedly Busrantee this beautiful Radite pen. *Lifetime” pen in green ov black, $8.75, Ladies', §7.50—peacil, $4.25 Blue Label Leads—fifteen cents At better stores everywhere S HEAFFE PENS-PENCILS - SKR ‘W.A SHEAFFER PEN COMPANY Hereaiter instead of soda take a little “Phillips Milk of Magnesia” in y time for indigestion or sour, acid, gassy stomach, and relief “Phillips the stomach sweet and free from all ! | reached their destination and that a | three-mile walk would bring them to, Halifax, which was in the United States, where they. would be able to find work. The Dorl is lying in Mill Cove under surveillance of cusoms officers who are awaiting the arrival of a_cruiser to escort her to Halifax. Officers of the Dori, questioned by customs offi- cers, are said to have declared that [the Ttalians were sent ashore because of a threatened mutiny. The Italians were taken on board at Algeiers Augus PRESS DELEGATES LAND. 82 From U. S., Headed by Dean| Willlams, Welcomed at Havre. HAVRE, France, Sept¢mber 13 P), —Eighty-two American delegates to to the International Press Congress, to be held at Lausanne and Geneva, Switzerland, were welcomed by the mayor and other officlals of Havre on their arrival on the Carmania yes- terday. ®he head of the delegation, Dean” Walter Williams of the School of Journalism of the University of Missouri, replied to the greetings of welcome. The party Jeft for Lausanne immediately. The sessions of the con- gress begin tomorrow. PHILLIPS’ Milk. of Magnesia gases. Besides, it neutralizes acid ermentations in the bowels and gently urges this souring waste from the system without purging. It is far more pleasant to take than soda. TRY A 25¢ BOTTLE Insist upon “Phillips.” Twenty- five cent and fifty cent bottles, any drug store. “Milk of Magnesia” has been the U. S. Registered Trade Mark of The Charles H. Phillips Chemical Company and its predeces- sor Charles H. Phillips since 1875. 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