Evening Star Newspaper, October 25, 1926, Page 3

1926. THE EVENING INSTS PRESDENT * DICPLNEBROMN |Better Government League | Again Charges Violation of Classification Act. LAVNER KLLSFVE ANDENDS OWNLIFE Ex-U. S. Attorney in lllinois Believed Temporarily In- , A sane From Worry. ORIGINAL MELACHRINO One Ggarette Jold the World Over” \! | By the Assoctated Pre { | MARION, IIL, October 23.—Worry inancial reverses, ill health and of his position as United triet attorney four months rihed as the reasons for Insanity late Saturday night that drove W. O. Potter, 56 Yyears old, prominent southern Illinols attorney, to kill five of his family and then end his own life. < After his victims had retired Potter crushed the skull of each, one of them S hy three weeks old, with a furnace o nate: + sudden fit ¢ Old Resident Dies. SEAR[:H FURA'MEE S MISS BINA M. WEST v Benefit Association President Due‘ to Reach District Next Miss Bina M. West of Port H,ux'o.'\‘ H 2 ident of the Woman's Bene. Defense Aims to Identify Mrs. it of | nch of the association here ‘ | 7 il next week. | McPherson’s Footprints “Miss West, who| . of the Republic: n | national comm Al The Better Government League By the Associated Pres of the Nntio{nul‘ again has asked President Coolidge Fraternal confer- of the Bureau of LEfficiency, charac- new defense witnesses were to B.t-i next | terized as ‘“‘Senator Smoot’s agent.” tempt to identify tracks in a northern | the jdressed to the President, in ‘which Semple McPherson as the evangelist’s | {it had been charged there were “clear- preliminary hearing on conspiracy an address before | fication act which Senator Smoot of The new witnesses, who arrived tion at nlunchwnnj Utah has been able to direct through here yesterday from Douglas, Ariz., in the City Club; |reau of Efficiency and his subordi- Irwin, photographer. Defense Attor- ‘{ana that night| ” Dr. Ellery C. Stowell,. presi- ney W. I. Gilbert indicated that the will be the honor STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C., MONDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1 Sunday. ; jation, will be the guest of | i also is a member | Leading From Shack. tee and president to discipline Herbert D. Brown, chief LOS ANGELES, October 25.—Two ence, is scheduled Referring to two prior letters ad- ; £l | Mexico desert as those of Aimee | cut violations of the personnel classi- charges entered its fifth week. « o the local associa- is domination of the chief of the Bu- are O. A. Ash, constable, and M. E. in the afternoon, testimony of Ash and Irwin would guest at a spsfllnl; MISS WEST. ker, and then ended his own life v hurling himself into a_ cistern at the rear of his home. The bodies were found by a ~on, Morris Potter, 26, who returned several hours later from a trip to a neighboring tow: The victims were the wife, Myrtle, £2:4wo daughters, Eloise, 16, and Mrs. Lucille White, 28, and the latter's two children, Phyllls, 4, and Cynthia, 3 weeks old. Mrs. White was the wife of Dr. Gil- hert White of Miami, Fla. Another of the White children, Gilbert, ir., 6, had been visiting at the Potter home, hut recently had gone to visit a grand- mother at Olney, Til. Testimony before a coroner’s jury, which vesterday returned a verdict of murder and suicide, brought out that Potter, who served part of his term ited Stutes district attorney at . Louis under Federal Judge now facing impeachment pro- ceedings, hrooded under the belief that his officlal actions were under investi- «ation as well as those of the judge. OLD DUTCH MARKET AGAIN ROBBED AND $700 TAKEN Third Burglary Staged Between Saturday Night and Yester- day Morning. 0ld Dutch Market at 930 Louisiana avenue, robbed on two occasions the past few vears, was again robbed be- ween closing time Saturday night #nd early vesterday morning. The rafe was ripped open, and more than $700 in bills and silver was taken. The money, representing a_portion of the proceeds of Saturday's sales, was put in the 300-pound safe at closing time, the safe being in a por- tlon of the store that was left light- ~d. The burglars gained _entrance through a rear window on the second floor and _descended the stairway to the first floor. The burglary was discovered by Nat Heller, manager, who went to the store yesterday morning. Thieves ‘entered the talloring _es- tablishment of Joseph Blajwas, 1217 ‘Thirteenth street, early yesterday morning through a transom over the front door, and stole wearing apparel valued at $150. Marcus Stern, 242 Four-and-one- half street southwest, reported burg- lars robbed his store early yesterday morning of an assortment of wearing apparel valued at $100. TRAIN WRECKS AUTO. Authorities Probe Accident in Which No One Was Hurt. Officlals of Prince Georges County, Md., and the Baltimore & Ohio Ralil- road Co. are investigating the wreck- ing of an automobile near College Park early today by a B. & O. pas- senger train. The machine was unoccupled when demolished. The occupant had at- tempted to flag the train, according to information recelved by R. W. Ritenour, assistant manager of the American Drive-It-Yourself service from whom the automobile is said to have been rented. Jack Resincoss of 423 Ninteenth street, was given as DON CARBONELL HERE TO PLAN 1927 PARLEY Cuban Diplomat Arranging Details for Pan-American Conference Scheduled for Havana. Holding the rank of minister pleni- potentiary from the Cuban govern- ment, Don Nestor Carbonell has ar- rived in Washington to effect final ar- rangements with the State Depart- ment and the Pan-American Union regarding the coming pan-American | e confercnce to be held in Havana, Cuba, in February, 1927. He will be here several cays. Don Carbonell is chief of the Latin American division of the Cuban state department and is recognized through- out South and Central America as an authority on pan-American affairs. He has been the Cuban representative at pan-American congresses held here and in South America. One of the most interesting events to be held in Havana during the se- ries of pan-American conferences early next year will be that of the first Pan-American Music Conference, he states. It will be the first meeting of its kind, and the minister says rep- resentative artists from the repub- lics of the New World will attend and co-operate in the advancement of American music. While in Washington he has his headquarters at the Cuban embassy. BUSINESS OBSERVES MANAGEMENT WEEK Tocal Organizations and Clubs Will Unite in Campaign to Elimi- nate Waste. Scores of Washington business men Joined today in observance of Man- agement week, spongored by Secre- tary of Commerce Hoover, to take stock of progress in waste eWmina- tion, the slogan lald down by the Commerce Department as the guiding signpost for greater business effi- ciency. ‘Management week is sponsored by the division of simplified practice of the department, the American Society of Mechanical Engineers, the Ameri- can Management Association, the American Institute of Accountants, the Society of Industrial Engineers and the Taylor Society. During the week programs urging better manage- ment will be presented by trade or- ganizations, service clubs and busi- ness organizations. Business leaders, engineers and others in many citigs have voluntar- ily given their time and effort to de- velop programs for management week which will be of benefit to the entire community through improvement of management, and three .reports have been placed in the hands of hundreds dent of the league, déclared in a new ; : communication to the President, made - AN - public last night, that the “fail W. P. VAN WICKLE. of, the President to act “profoundly gfxfs‘:mges the employes of our Gov- w_ P. VAN WIGKLE, 63’ The Personnel Classification Board, Dr. Stowell charged, “is still not free to fulfill the provisions of the per- sonnel classification act of 1923."" “Cause of Great Concern.” lay the foundation for evidence tend- ing to definitely locate the shack from which Mrs. McPherson says she escaped after being kidnaped at Ocean Park, Calif., last May. Superfor Judge Carlos Hardy also EXPIRES AT HOSPITAL |i"his Gaiines Wi o ke 7o . IcKinley, blind attorney of Long Beach, with whom the State charges Mrs. McPherson and her mother, Mrs. “Such a state of affairs,” he said, | Mason and Member Association of | Minnie Kennedy, conspired to pro- “cannot but be a cause of great con- cern, not only to members of the Better Government League, but also to every citizen, constituting as it does, a most flagrant disregard of the fundamental principles of our Consti- tution.” William Per The Better Government League, |Eighteenth street, for years in bu: which was formerly known as the iness here died at Emergohey Hos Civil Service League, is composed of persons not in the employ of the Fed-{of six month: Government. ., | nearing his “In spite of the plain requirement,” | niversary. Dr. Stowell saic requiring the same ‘education experi- ence, knowledge and ability’ are to be placed in the same class, the Per- sonnel Classification Board has clas- sified together carpenters, plumbers, Oldest Inhabitants to Be Buried Tomorrow. ’ ame to this city from Brooklyn, N. Y., going to Brooklyn when an_emplo; Mr. Van Wickle was born at Lyons, duce mythical kidnapers to support the evangelist's abduction story. Prior to Mrs. McPherson’ o’ from Angelus Temple, McKinley had been approached by two men who of- ine Van Wickle, 800|fered to produce the evangelist for $25,000 ransom, Judge Hardy testifled. Later the men offered to furnish esterday morning, after an illness | the details of the kidnaping. McKin- Mr. Van Wickle was |ley was killed in an automobile acci- xty-fourth birthday an.|dent, and the plan _failed. He had been a resident of | Hardy explained that his negotiations that only positions) Washington since 1879, when he |With McKinley were made in good faith and as a friend and adviser of | Judge Mrs. McPherson and her mother o painters, operating enginemen and sém.'mm to this Plty.‘;fl#g:u{ge:xyfl NOBEL PRIZE GIVEN other skilled tradesmen; agricultur-fits b ch establishment. and many other groups which |here, occupyin obviously call for radically different|F street for n vears. He was 5 Following ists, botanists, dairy chemists, labora- | the death of Mr. Smith Mr. Van tory inspectors and other sclentists,|Wickle organized his own company the building at 1217 TO DANISH PHYSICIAN a n; amounts and kinds of education, ex-|Thirty-second degree Mason, a mem- | Prof. Fibig‘r’ Rewarded for Cancer perlence, knowledge and ability. Dis-| ber of the La. regard of the law in this and other |F. A. A. M fundamental respects is so obvlous as | No. 3, Roy to be beyond dispute. ton ~ Command> Charges Smoot Interference. Templar, and “For more than eight months, Mr, | Oldcst Inhabitant President, you have been aware of [, MF. Van Wickle was the Personnel Classification Board's [ (e CIvie a5 we this disregard can indisputably be traced to the interference of Senator Smoot in the affairs of the executive branch of the Government. We recog- nize the impropriety of asking you to take any actlon }w‘vlm regard to Senator Smoot, as that must come : 3 either from the Senate itself or from reeenion ::(T:;;}'ig Senator Smoot's constituents. ¥ | the National Capital committee, which recognize with equal clearness, Bow- | celebrated the one-hundredth anniver- e R O imntion- of _the | S1XY of the establishment of the seat United States and we feel it to he | Of government here. vour bounden duty, in view of the| Mr. Van Wickl mittee on marking historical sites 1 the Capital and was instrumental in hment of permanent mark- torical buildings secretary of the urvived by his G. Van Wickle. facts which have been repeatedly | ™ albenia € P ea called to your attention, to take dis-| Funeral seryices Wil be corduoted ciplinary action with regard to those [ B0 the, Chabel of WEEEES, A members of the executive branch of | pome: 1887 ERR Strect, A & BOIONE the Government who have been will- | {ATORROT, HEERAOR. ing to lend themselves to the accom- g plishment of Senator Smoot's ends, GEORGT.A—VN | We cannot but feel that the absence of such vigorous disciplinary action E 0. BARNES DIES. publicly taken, since vou have full i knowledge of the indisputable facts, | Native of Washington Lived in Re- constitutes passive approval on your part of the action taken by sl;]ch mem- cent Years in Baltimore. bers of the executive branch of the| Gooro o Barnes, a native of this Federal Government and must be 0| ity but who has lived in Baltimore, interpreted by them and by the pub-f\g” for a number of years, died at lie. We feel it our duty to express|yic”nome there yesterday, following our regret that the President of the|," prief fliness of pneumonia. Mr. United States can view with outward es was born here September 15, complacency and inaction the inter. and was educated in the schools ference of a member of the legisla- ity dre s sniot R e tive branch of the Government with | George O. and Johanna Barnes, who the affairs of the executive branch of | jived here for many years. the Government which at one and at| 'He was married in the Monumental the same time constitutes disregard of the fundamental principles of the Constitution and flagrant violation of | children—rs. Edward Courtney of an act passed by Congress and ap-|this city, Bdward Barnes of Philadel- proved by the President. phia, Pa.,; Mrs. Howard Hamen and “Your failure, Mr. President, to see |\Villiam, Bernard, Emma, Beulah, s to survive him his Mollie Barnes, and 10 Arch Masons; Washing- ociation of | eight years, was chairman of the com- | gistinguished and Tuberculosis Research, Lives in Copenhagen. i was prominent In | pe the Ascociated Press business life : He was treasurer of disregard of law and of the fact that| o \yachington Board of Trade for PARIS, October 25.--The Havas Agency learns that the Nobel Prize for medicine, emblematic of the most reward the medical world can bestow, I to Prof. Johannes Fibiger, Danish cancer research authority of the Uni- versity of Copenhagen. n Dr. Fibiger is professor of patho- logical anatomy of the University of Copenhagen. He distinguished him- self in both_ tuberculosis and cance research and was awarded the Jung cancer research prize in January, 1924, TWO KILLED BY GAS. Men Found in Rooms With Fix- tures Left On. Tlluminating gas, inhaled by two men, William Riley, 52 years old, 2209 Minnesota avenue southeast, and villiam Turner, colored, 36 years old, 452 P street, proved fatal early yes: terday morning. Riley was alone in his home, it is stated, his wife being on a visit to friends in the country. The odor of gas was detected by a neighbor. His hody was found, and gas had escaped from a fixture of a small stove in his room. Turner's body was found on the floor of his bedroom, and the condi- tions indicated to Coroner Nevitt that he had detected the odor of gas and was endeavoring to reach the fixture when he fell to the floor and died. Coroner Nevitt investigated both deaths, There was every indication that the gas had been accidentally left turned on by the men on retiring, and certificates were given accord- reception. Mrs. Maria McMahon is supervisor of the Washington branch of the asso- ciation, which is an insurance organi- zation. PR— as been awarded | DAVID KAHN DIES; LONG IN GOVERNMENT SERVICE Funeral Rites Held This After- noon for Confederate Veteran and Former Clerk. David Kahn, 82 years old, Confed erate veteran and retired clerk in the General Land Office, died Saturday. after a month’s illness, at his resl- dence, 1700 Lanier place. He served in Hampton's Legion and the 2d South War. He had been in the Government service for 20 years, until five TS wedding anniversary. resided in_Washington for the past ber and past master of Washington Centennial Lodge, No. 14, I", A. A. M., Camp of Confederate veterans. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Lizzie Kahn; a son, Max Kahn of this city, and a sister, Mrs. Henry Gagg- statter of Albany, G this afternoon by Dr. Abram Simon, with interment under Masonic aus- pices in Washington Hebrew Con- gregation Cemetery. LEETH BROTHERS '4%BOOKS BOUGHT :s=" “Bring Them In” or Phone Fr. 5416. \BIG BOOK SHOP,933 G St.N.W. Est. 1907 b GULDENS ‘Mlfitard‘v Of Interest to Real Estate Salesmen We have over 30 ncw | i | { { i | Melachrino cigarettes, made of the very finest Turkish tobaccos, have woa thep-mon:’eofibuquol the world—the eminent ones of America—the royaky and nobility of Europe—because of thelr distinctive delicacy of flavor, aroma, smoothness and richness. Carolina Cavalry during the Civil] ago, when he celcbrated his golden | o was born in Germany and had | 33 years. 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Call Mr. Brockson, Adams 2095 If you have Realtors 706 Colorado Bldg. houses ready to sell. We need a larger sales force to sell them. A salesman with a clean record, determination, and confidence in his ability to help handle this business can make a profitable con- nection with this office. With the cooperation given by this office a salesman should earn a very good come. o hubiness men for consideration of | that the law is obeyed in the province | Charles, Catherine and Waler Barnes, | ingly. the progress in waste elimination. |specifically intrusted to you by thelall of Baltimore. : = | Theso are tho report of the Hoover |express terms of the Constitution, | ' The funeral will be held Wednesaay C ittee on waste in industry, the | profoundly scourages the employes | morning, with celebration of mass at BERINAL SVDENDES. O O Duainess cyelos and un.|of our Government. 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Hudson, chief of the division Al meeting of the &tockholdera of | ¢ nde’ Corporationwill 1 Takoma Park, D. < ‘the Znd. 1028 e implified practice of the Commerce | Department, said_today | MEXICO ATTACHES LAND. {ment has been indicted in s of notable instances for failing to| American’s Property Held Pending o | meet the test, for belng responsi 2 Outcome of Charges. i for serious wastes. Yet busines MEXICO CITY, October P).— Y. _{ence and government are alike striv- | {ing to raise the level and correct the | The district judie of Merida. the |monds v ! newspapers say, has ordered the at-|New Yorl ults, nd the co-operative effort of e = E | Management week committeemen in URN TOAD OF FORNE | o) C Yeek committecmen 1! tachment of the Yucatan properties | cacn, e varlous citles bespeaks an interest on| ;¢ " 'paward H. Thompson, former United States consul at Progreso, in- | Dyjvate detectives e fron) e Y o ANUFER LSS BAl | the part of the individual for better-| 3 = cluding his hacienda at Chichen-itsea, | men hern ! which contains imporant Maya ruins. o ment of the entire nation.” The Merida authorities cordIng | Faae, AT NEW YORK MEETING | Thowvsen, proerty pending, settc. | denicd uny ment of their charges that he sent | — | valuable archeological treasures from Norman Thomas and Judge Jacob | Chichenitza to American museums in | contravention of Mexican law for- Parker Extol Dead Leader of | bidding the sending out of Mexico of Socialism in Tributes. | such treasures. By the Associated Press. _— | i . ndthen Sent | NIEW YORK, October 25.—Fifteen | Boy, 15, Disappears. | e h s L on his lap and | thousand at a memorial meeting in| Saving that he would be back in| nlg t‘ ire SaIe !Madison Square Garden yesterday |half an hour, John Barranger. 15 heard tributes paid to the memory of | Years old, left his home, at 251 Tenth | ate Eugene V. Debs, national So- | Street northeast, late Friday afternoon | t leader. us not yet returned, his father, | 1gene Debs had great ability and arranger, told police today, jmuch eloguence, vet he was the great. | The missing boy, he said, has light o diy give {est as @ man,” said Norman Thom: hair, weighs about 110 pounds and at | yant & thou: | jne.time Nocialist candidate for gov-|the time of his disappearance was 1 spply our | CLe I A tate . “He dies. to our | Wearing a pair of short blue pan <hame, still deprived of the citizen. | Plack stockings, tan shoes and a pep ship of the country he loved and|Perandsalt coat. 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