Evening Star Newspaper, October 16, 1927, Page 1

1l report on page T & “\\ ’I‘.\LHL R}. | “From Press to Home i satner Rureau Forecast ) . Partly ecloudy and warmer today Lechin (ol morrow fair. 1 The Star 1s dehvered every evening and mperature: Highest, 80, at ¢ p.m Sunday morning to Washington homes at 5 L at § am 0 cents per month. Telephone Main | and service will start immediately WITH DAILY EVENING EDITION — No. 30,483, post office Washit Eniered v socond WASHINGTON, D. C, SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 16, 192 s T i i FIVE CENTS FALL AND SINGLARR TRIAL INOIL CASE OPENS TOMORROW Teapot Dome Lease Is Basis of Fraud Charges by Government. CONTRACT CANCELLATION BY COURT IS RECALLED Action Ts Second Taken by United States Since Deal Was Consummated. Mexicn, for mer Senator and Seereizry of the In terior 1 T dent Hardinz's eabinet, and Hary inclair, New York magnate and sportsman, will be pla on trial tomorrow morning in Criminal Pivision of the District Supremes before Justice Frederick L. Sid- Aons and a jury 1o be selected, charged with conspiracy to defraud the - ernment in connection with the lease WALTER JOHNSON QUITS NATS._ENGERITS T) LAY e ) DISTRCTTOSEE BELIEVES EFFICIENCY IS ENDED v e w0 [~ CNVENTON PLANS da® o | FUNDRORSTIDYOF of Naval Petroleum Reserve No. 3 in | Wyoming, otherwise known as Teapot |even in the 10 games in which he | pitcher would consider no proposals the proper grouping of new Federal Dome. 4 The trial will open exactly one week | from the day the Supreme Cowrt of the United States canceled the Teapot Grafl:hl Gives dUnc-on:iitional ¥ : National Committee May Pul S ) T | Senater Smoot Wil Present e e?se ‘;n‘ Will Ask ‘ :| Presicential Timber Through 5 \ \ \ I*, A Approoriation Plea to or Waivers. ¥ | Paces at Dinner. ‘ . N ‘ B\ Qv ‘ Congress alter dohnzon has pitched bis Jus : o Ty L e N IR Y WSRO come for the Wasnincton Bl G || \ ~.| |13 CITIES ARE IN RACE N DRI OVERCROWDED OFFICES B e o #{ || FOR PARTY'S SESSION S Y ik HELD EFFICIENCY BAR d a career that earned for him a na- | TR tion-wide reputation for sportsman 4 ; ‘ <hip as well as efficiency, the dean of | [ 8 28 | Two-Thirds R : / 3 RS I - ule d z i i a1 | Expected to 2 y Lecation of D. C. Buildings Now n League hurlers has tendered € % signation, to he fr she : : e ; = 5 0 be free to spend his : 3 Stand. as Fight Would . : - N R Eelieved to Forbid Expansion. thletically declining years as his ow « a wn boss. it became known last night. : W . | s V »'yl.’;'.'.n‘:'u decision o retire from T 2 =2 rvice as a big leaguer will be . BY G. GOULD LINCOLN. 1 N>t BY WILL P. KENNEDY. feceived as a surprise t0 a great ma The Democratic national eommities forits of the fans who have followed will set he stage for the hix life in hase ball since he fivst cam S tional convention next year 1o the Capital, a gangling rookie of 19 WALTER JOHNSON ng here Janumy 12, vesrs, hut to his tenmmates and the - fvery effort will he made hyv the party chiefs 1o avoid a repetition of Already overcrowded and bein; orced to evacuate, the municipal gov- meat of the District of Columbia faces an imperative and urgeni hous. layers of b : % ng problem. which be laid before — ek m,‘:"’ other clubs his decision rom the Newark Sunday Call. The ! Congress as soon ¢ ;‘::‘,:,;",,_ = nexpected, as he always had paper quoted Paul Block, publisher | 'he disastrous struggle which took = Cengress will be asked to make w £ e e sl s | A LR e s place in Madison Sauare CGarden ! nodest but wrmde wan no longer able:to nariy oniat | Purchase the base ball club, as New York, in 1424 The inclinati > : . as | > . nelination tin for an expe the high standard he had set. Tho ;x’:a\;lv\'g_g}’\‘p‘ obtained a_ verbal promise |scems 1o be, there ok e bl ol i X“’Yd;;l the pro- fact that he'was's R <1 | last i rom Johnson through a | (.1 tecritor . L 45 model municipai t he was able merely eo break | mutual friend in Washington that the | (P4l territory for the convention of sroup of buildings, just as a special 1995. study has been made and revised for very nec ry appropria “‘»pn’::\“:.:d:‘;fl""_“" in the campaign re- | for next season until he had con.| A baker's dozen cities have put for-| e evidently convinced him fered with Mr. Block. Tt was added | ward or are putting forward claims ————————— - vuildings on the Pennsylvania avenue to The Mall, (hat his time had come and he accord- | that Block would f t i A . Sl o S i 2 = at Block would confer with John ' for the convention. The list includes ingly voiced his desire to retire. son ““onday or Tuesd; e Tonat._ Capltal Bl oo ik aal TR B L R Washington, ational Capital: HE Al I H ‘N“ ] h‘ ) I BAR pR ES“ )E N I ;lVE fll[ AS PI-AN[ ).\'wr’mu Smoot of Utah, chairman ot e ‘ublic Buildings Commission triangle south ot 10 offer Lo man 3 3 Boston, Detr cago. Indianapolis i which his commandeered for the ¥ ered for the Fed- Dome lease given to Sinclair by Fall 1; e the Newark, J.. Club of the Jjust What I am going to do.” Walter holding that the lease was made |International League, according to an | Said last night at his home in Alta | Denver. Atlanta, Miam} F HE] DRA I Atlantic City, ancisco and Des 4 eral bu 5 program the site now raudulently by means of collusion and conspiracy between them.” and more than 10 months, after the cele- hrated trial of Fall and Edward L. Doheny of Lot Angeies who were acquitted on la charge of conspiracy to defraud the Government in conne: with the Hills, California N Teserve lease. The proceedings will be held in the same room as the Fall Doheny case. The case to go on trial tomorrow gifferent from that which the Supreme Court disposed of last Monday, in that the highest court was concerned with a civil suit on the part of the Government to cancel the lease and regain possession of the Teapot Dome oil reserve and not seek punishment for any alleged offenders. The case was decided on the proponderance of evidence and no consideratior was given to & charge of bribery. Money Involved in t. In the eriminal proceeding ever, the question of mone form of Liberty bonds, passing from Sinclair to Fall, following the leas as alleged by the Government, plays an important role, but proof must be established by the Government on the entira case (o the satisfaction of a jury bevond a reasonable- doubt. The trial tomorrow is the second of four criminel suits instituted by the Government as the result of the in- quiry into the leases. In the first, held here al Fall and Edward L. TDoheny were acquitted of the charge of conspir . The third and fourth trials are still fo come. In one Fall faces a charge of bribery and the bribery, accuses Doheny. 3 From the standpoint of .the public and the legal profession, interest in tomorrow’s trial will center around the appearance or non-appearance of one of the Government’s witnesses, H. M. Blackmer, who at the time of the Teapot Dome lease was chair- man of the board of the Midwest Refining Co., a subsidimy of the Standard Oil Co. of Indiana. He and | James E. O'Neil, president of the Prairie Oil and Gas Co. at the time the lease was signed, went to Furope several years ago‘and have remained there ever since, as far as Jearned here. Many efforts were made 10 serve subpoenas on fhem. and while Blackmer was served t hy an American consul, O'Neil so far has not been served. The Government has desired their testimony, it is understood, in con- nection with the evidence relating to the Liberty Bonds and on two occa- sions postponement of the trial was asked and granted in the expectation that the two witnesses would return to this country. Should Blackmer fail to appear to- morrow in answer to the subpoena, he will be dealt with under the Walsh act in this manner: The Government coun- ®el will give proof of the service of the subpoena and proof of the aulc on the part of Blackmer. Then ihe court wili issue a rule citing Blackmer in contempt. That rule will be mailed | Freie Presse, and it expresses the task confronting it, so that twice be- can be| Associated Press early this Vista. Md. 1 h nothing imme- morning. ouo » e - | Moines. e s SRS e ‘ mocning. enotin izhted sto ontinued on_Page 2, Column 8) | 'xnl”ur )\‘rn‘jfl“ ‘J:.\T i o ‘,\-.1: ‘ K Ry i BRASHES lN IEXA " ”“::riuyxl.‘.-um:\ li‘.‘,‘.‘.‘.:“‘.",‘-’.n:'“”,fh::; | 1tor James A. Reed, Missouri's candi- . . . strict activities und the st y vis i My, Coolidge Himself Is Authority for AR e L G { stens BALKANS INFLAMED NOTRE DAME BEATS vt ™ enial Thae Physical Welfare Was R ongres: It s tional rommittee that the city desires Family of Three and Guests 1 matter of inculeuluble imporiance to Ship Fails. ing is so seriously overcrowded as to | the ¢ ention. b g | BY ASSASS'NA”UN NA\Y BY ]9 '[[] 6 b Behind Black Hills Statement. Killed When Engine of |\t of Mushington. e sius Mr. Shaver formally announced yes = SRR ‘"Il” "::'l:e"";‘“l"::I:fll:l;l:cll)“irl‘l"li't Build- | 1 | raidiamin s | Rockne’s well-tut gridirc - | i ! -t RS-, 3 ed sridiron war-|gential nomiration were put through Health Not An Issue. | known as President Coolidge's ph¥Si- ajr at once. He had planned to have | | | | By the Associated Pres By a Saft Corcesponden U pondent. ! Washington. This wil he announced terday that the call for the national BY 4. RUSSELL YOUNG. alarm_ about his physieal condition e o « riere with ewcient transaction of commitiee to meet January 12 wi January 12 was | oo Seolidge stands on his | even If he was to face the strain o vublic business, Ausirian Paper Warns of Green Midshipmen Unable to a0ins to the members. He said (hat ..\ " i choose to be a candidate for A00ther four years jis Bixecutive of the the purpose of the meeting was to | not chos 5" sta 5 i . | Nation, : 5 ‘ue,uu:e the bresent locatun, T el S ¢ . ex.. October 15— | PARSION at the present location. Because me 3 10 Distriet H ) 3, <elect the place in which to hold the War Danger in Two Hold Rockne’s Men After | iational convention and the time, |since its electrifying announcement | . Jq o = hy wers kil Hane: saiv [ agencies are being forced to vacaie The convention it is expected will be | out in the Black Hills of South Daketa ey ¢ and sort of. “looks him | tonight when a local experimental air- plane crashed near Siinson Feld, the |theif present guarters to make way Recent Slayi % ing S held i e v opar J e | 12 er, has become political | : layings ‘ Spring Scores Touchdown. [held in the itter part of June, tite | lnst Summer, has become political fover." probably mare out of habit than | PR COsic | tor the new Federal buildings. usual time for Democralic national | pistory and casts aside the heavy —_— 2 S ST convertions. The committee s yel | prdens of his high office at the ex | the Presidents professed v | Houston, who was | , Because the present vistict Build- to sclect ithe place of meeting in i BF Bk proRent. ter ‘e Atitude toward his health, g piloting the planefwas Killed when the | N8 i included in the layout of red- | piration of his presen m an tends that the:Intter i in o | plane plunged to the ground, as were | 21 bulldings, - and the municipal |viices that occupy it have no place _ October 15.— | BALTIMORE. October 13.—An un- | later. lires to private life, it will be in no | i o%. tnes Piesident. 15| Mrs: Bl sbea L ek i Zurope is in constant danger of an- | seasoned Navy team fell before a| In a sill further effort to bring wise due (o auy Fido fob BIAIRRAIEN | | oo TRaRbn e s sl Al A L b e R !hv‘r explosion which no League of crushing Notre Dame eleven in one | @hout harmony :n Democratic ks, | This reason for his unexpected action | physically now than when he took » Winburn, a reporter for the San _ Becuuse already 60 per cent addi- ations can check is the warning of the biz intersectional foot ball |Darty leaders are now considering ihe | hae heen advanced in some quarters | over the burdens that W ine Antonio L'ght A Cavanaugh. hus- tional space is needed, and 100 per uitered tonight by the Vienna Neue | clashes of the year hefore a throng of | 2AVisability of renewmg a_time-hon-|,y the real causa for the President’s office of President i band of Mrs. Cavanaugh, died shortly | o0 additionul Is. peeded for casily Freie Presse. mave than 50,000 in the huge Vanable | 2rd custom of hoiding a Jackeon Day | cibec oot piitsthe President Himssit | the trials of this ofice haye - after the accident in a hospital. expansion during the next Austria’s leading paper thus de | Ntadi 2 : | dinner in Washington duripg the saine ; tor its positive dent: gecded (10 e e ’ & pan wdium here this afternoon. it 1ot |\veak in which the nationas committes | I8 Authority for its positive denfal. He [«renzin nor in impairing his s Ship Motor Failed. Proper Plans Urged. scribes the highly charged situation before giving its famed i i i highly giving amed opponent from | is to meet. Jackson Day. January, & | has not issued a statement to this | heaith o, i 7 i which has arisen in the Balkins over [the Middle’ West a real scare. The|falls on Sunday next year M,",h; { effect and is not considering doing so. | S el e ’n‘.,,-,uw said the plane was flving m-“-'_“e' lh: Distrist governmen: must 5 ;s : hadlbh 5 A X 5 3 s g 50 Needs at an aititude of about 200 f ove to a new he the assassmation of the Albanian Min. |8reen midshipmen put up a great | leaders plan to have the dinner dur- ibut it is understood officially that the ) e GAGT L opeianti ot aeaa hert | sood lm«:me::“mh:;l!‘;;elfll Fiey i v ) s e i rCee k [ as| b i ‘0 is so impressed wiih B S 8 8 T - oy v e ister Isena Bey, at Prague, and the |battle in the first half of the fray |Ing the succeeding week. The last | progigent's physical welfare had not Dr. Coupal is so impressed with the | yhe plane crashed into a field. new home so that it may most effi- previous murder of Gen. Koachevitch |and shoved their way 10 4 touchdown, | Jackson Day dinner in this city was i 3 e e o, soro | o CAvAnAUEH hadipl i : b : H 30, wi ‘ the slightest bearing upon his de bl oy ditlon | Cavanaugh had planned to make the y serve the needs of this rapialy held in 1930, when the prospective that he frankly admits that a_ sense | SRR S BATICE 8 o ree | STowing municipality. It is most de- of Jugoslavia and the recurring border | but were unable to prevent Knute ® ¢ b ; ‘ candiastes fov the Democratic presi. | cision. | of humor 15 necessary to be officially | oot ations of his own family in “"’fi;fig’fi: u{s'{l that regrouping of-the w2 | riors trom sweeping throush in the | their paces as ufter-dinner speakers. cian. He savs the President needs pic bbbt Ll o o G | second haif to a i9-to : I e (s of Ohio, afterward | Although Mr. Coolidze has shown | none. Lena T. Cavanaugh, uc-| PRI CRECIULY With the cow. Vedaral Reports from all Balkan capitals| The brigade of midshipmen made a | nominated in thy San Franciscg con- [ no inclination since upsetting the po-| = President Coolldse ofe al few Gaya | o PanY MG BUC GEERInutauee s N i e e sl . i A aird Shot thw wid mecret SivMutionary | Grave. sowing o thiey-paradel Mhout | Yehtion, wae one of ‘{ioss Who egoke. | Hitledl workl with hia now famious )2.| dgo winde the declaration to & #2080 e e "y Gevelmaene e o ORpE organizations still are dangerously | the field before the game, then with a | Whether the leaders will undertake to | word statement 10 Bive "n¥ real good | of callers, in response to some com- ' yyineechE ‘“‘,’h,"',““" Acting U uRoer inckain active, Observers' belleve that high |rush took the seats behind the hoxes |Eather Gov. Al Smith of New York, | reason for hin action, ever ' his most | ment upon how well he was looking, (ure story for his powapanens & fea | joint_committee on e makitae tension and anxiety exist not only in | holding Secretary of the Navy Curtis | G0V, Vie Donahey of Ohio, William | intimate friends, he has made it very [thai he never felt hetter in his life, toerapher for the Light Took abverer|and grounds, aretul stiidy has becs the troubled Balkan peninsula, but in | D Wilbur, Superinicndent "o the Gibbs Moadoo, Semator lames ' A, clear that his health had wbsolutely (and that’ he guessed he wis B | pictures s the party. boarded the | made of the various units of the Dis- L Naval Academy Rear Admir i ed of ss01 jov. Ritchie of | nothing to do with i | healthic n who ever occupied Anie an s ¥ il e trict gover cove pe the European chancelleries as well L on Maryland, Senator Thomas J. Walsh| This is wholly reasonable when it is White House. Hle said this very se 3,’-’(.‘.”;, ‘:;;Dur:.‘,‘ur,-(‘,:.n fi’.:'r‘“m:'ga'l(h | “::"[ 33:‘7;""::2:"";“;\4::"5;:;?\ .IE'A; P 2 i ulton ana a host of ranking of- “The Baikan newspapers are publish- | o (8GO T & o e service: Tn |0f Montana, Senator Robinson of Ar-| taken into consideration that the bres 100, passenger, and the photographer was| e District = Building, = some in Descendint . hardy stock. | disappotmted. tBAE he: sourl g Government-owned s:ructur t make ‘es and ‘l:‘xi ch»nl:s;':;:gut:d .\r"":llml:::gi:fi::‘;’: the early stages of the tray the Navy | KAnsas and others whose names have | {dent's health is perfect, as medical ots. 5 e Y e e e X V> | heen mentioned in connection with the | men are wont to say of & mun of mid- Mr. Coolidge is what doctors de: o some i 8 Ante - r 4 i T A “few ‘mo! s s n rented quarters—i . n\u\e‘r!t.n'a y;imm;med r;y 'l‘hla o0 {hd(: - With cheers and songs and the | Democratic nomination remains to be | dle age who is apparently in sound »d. From all appearances ok ictures of the ‘\\:’e“::( later hel nine’ the space now n::uallll'-: d..!clf:- country. cause of its avowe ava cademy band blared merrily | S€€Nn- condition. Not oniy is the President | but he is sinewy ' | pied by these activities, which in friendship for Albania and its alleged |at the conclusion of B ¢ ot i : zet- | Pilot 2 3 | , e 5 the half in which Shaver Has Oy in good health, but ha knows he is, s a talent for not zet-| ot Servel in Army. most cuses is inadequate. antipathy to Jugoslavia, Italy in the | the gridmen ot Annapolis had done s haver Has Opposed Meeting. | 3" "has reason to know that there or_worrying, and prob Baker of San Antoni, owner| Each agency nexc was cailed upon subject particularly bitter news-|well. But it was the musicians of the | The meeting of the national com- | is no good cause for him to have any | “(Continued on Page 2, Column 3.) plane, is a store keeper at Dun-! @ Yeport on what additivnal space paper criticism and suspicion. Some | Notre Dame cohorts, none other than | mittee in January will be the first e K i, the Army’s air intermediate | 1t NOW needs, and was called upo depot here. He was unable to assign |0 et up another figure showi [ paitors even g0 sp far ax professin | the Independent Bos's' Band of Wash. | held by the commitice aince the sive B see the A |ington, led be Mise Loretta R. Brown, | tion of 1924, During the last, three a cause for the crash ional space that wouid behind the outrages. |galy Dedecked in red and white trap. | vears, from time to time, suggestions | e line wan ona of the firat mono- | COVering a period ot Abrbrdeses. S pings, that had the final fiing at blar- | for a meeting have been made in vari- planes turned out by a standard manu- e office of the Engincer Coramis- 9 iacturer who has Yeen making bi-|Sioner then allowed a certain incie- o 4 ing during the game's intermission. | ous quarters, for the purpose of iron. Observers believe thal the atmos-|And arter that Notre Dame was in|ing out old difficulties, and even l‘n] planes The plan: was equipped with | Ment Which it was thought would be - | lper;:j.: “:;t’ :;:;"e,u:nn‘r;.de g‘:ltl?abri'"gmf;{c"mmmd‘ | make recommendations for the abol a radial water-cooled motor. Cava- Wors indicative of the ultima'e size . g i Kint: Sprioe: Bosins tion of the two-thirds and unit rules, | | ugh was formerly an Army fiver, | f the housing spuce the District E ungary. ey point | Art § 8 S - governing the nomination of candi-| aker said the plane had performed |Should have—so as to get a business- satisfactorily when in the air early |!iké basis for figuring a construc- \ early i out that Hungary still is smarting| The game was hut a few minutes |dates for President and Vice President. | under the wounds inflicted by the|old when Art Spring, an 13-year-old | Chairman Shaver, selected by John | in the da tion program, and charting the pre \\a"r and by peace treaties, which are |boy from Tacoma, Wash., slipped| W. Davis to run his campaign for | —_——— —_ _— | In the pockets of the reporter were | PoSed municipal group. :fi;::g;d therg as'hgevere.‘ :nd q'gm ?mux?d the Noire Dame left end a |President during the 1924 contest, has; . = found the shattered plates of the pi In this way it has roughly been theretore a war which might revise | few vards Lo & score, und during the| = e e Ruth Elder Refuses to Re- Trio of Bandits, Captured tures taken by the photographer be.|Mabbed out just about what spuce e country’s present frontiers would | remainder of the first half the Navy | (Continued on Page 6, Column () | fore the party ascended and notes of | Will be necded to adequately accom- S °' modate the existing municipal o t be altogether unwel s n- i illi Dillen: Hestarganc L not be altogether unwelcome to some |team was able to stem determined on turn With Lilli Dillenz on = Yesterday Afternogn, Sen- “**“" el L iization, properly located in & clements there, = on of slatights of the foe. Tut when Rockne | TODA ; e i re is a boiling cauldron of un-|sent In his strongest offensive array z | AR | model municipal center. rest into which Europe may be drag-|in the third quarter, the Annapolis | () Y’S STAR Junkers Craft. tenced Last Night. ALASKAN ELECT'ON 1,000.000 Feet Needed. zed at any moment,” says the Neue|aggregation proved unequa! to the | The survey showed that approxi Alveady the District oifices vceupy 1o the American consul nearest 10| opinion thar there are important in.|fore the quarter ended Noire Dame PART ONE—36 PAGE - A ADTER | mately 1,000,000 » ¥ s the Associated Press. ssociated Pr {will be needed in the new buildings. ‘Blackmer's location, if he still in Jurope, and it will specify a dav for s appearance in Justice Siddons’ court to show auge why he should not be ed for contempt. If Blackmer decides 1o accept 1he rule he may zo into cou with his at tornevs. argue the matter and take an appeal on being adjudged and fined 4 “m not 1o exceed $100.000 as provided by the Walsh act. Blackmer's Appearance Doubted. As soon the court’s citati is i Inited States Marshal Edgar C. |1 v i . sued, Uni ot e |Tsena Bey, Albanian’ Minister, ac- | George Washington, B e g Snyder will be directed by the court 1o seize any property belonging to Blackmer in the United States. Should Blackmer ignore the rule, whatever property has been seized will he sub- Yected to sale in lieu of the fine im- posed by the court in the event of|Albania and Jugoslavia, which re- Blackmer being adjudged in con- tempt. {also hinted that the incident might he ‘Although the punishment for stand- | connected with the Macedonian move. Army, 27; Davis-Elkins, 6. ing in contempt of court may be se-\ment which has given rise to trouble '-| Marines, 20; William and what the Government desires | kmer's testimony—will not fluences hehind culprits who assassi- had crossed to touchdowr A 5 nate public men so recklessly. | ™A ek blocked hy a Notre Dame | G¢neral News—Local, National and, HORTA, Island of Faval. Azoves, MURPHYSBORO. T, Oct. 17 layer paves & o i e reign. T g % hree men who.robbed the First Na ~ some 0 (o ALBANIAN EN et 1':”,:1""“5,}""“ chouls and Colleges—Pages 24 and | October 15.—The offer of Lilli Dillenz. | jona) Bonk S Grand! Tower. yenterany P o T iy (o ettt s i an Sl L L Pl Viennese actress, 1o take Ruth Elder |of $1.500 and wors vaptured near Ullin | Department of Justice Investigat- il 150,000 Deelr D o S L Column | The Daily Horoscope—Page 30 o New York on the Junkers plane loday pleaded zuilty and wer O e sena RBey Assassinates v Youth in P+ o4 A0 b B e T r b oniehs - s ed and ere i 3 sary during the coming l0-year period, Peapue y Radio News and Programs—Pages 31, 1.1230 was declined by Miss Elder, [sentenced to one year io life imprison ing Money Spent in Suther- et Syl ;:M;sw“.s::mrf-w‘ b . 4 g ™ gl T ment when arraigned before ( t | : lis not at all extravaga i i Secores of Outstanding oles—Paze 33. [[She actescane InC v sane e on 5% | siire AR e Syl D Here (iRt - land Campaign. it S aset o as: Dedtre: (gt sl Byl i . Around the City—Page 34. plane, #aid today Indictments charging the trio with — Micer: W the B3 e turbed by an a nation. Grid Games Yesterday | | News of the Clubs—Page 40 | The American avia‘rix, who was (he e b b ety B p et CIORRE e & el Jugoslay-Bulgar ferment over the mur Notre Dame, 19; Navy 6. e ot Nath ige i, | vescuea. tront tha waters of the At |Haatilys summonsd: speciali rand ek | wey enfie e il i o dec of Gen. Kovachevitch barely had Syracuse, 19; Georgetown, 6, | | Parent Teacher Activities—Puge 4 Jantic, wishes to”go to Paris, Miss |following their capture. i 5jenditures in the 1926 campain | jace” for present and future o4 Ubsided when last night at Prague, | e N VR inancial News—Pages §0, "1, e men gave thelr names as Tos [y AR for the election if o <oNETeS |und suficient surplus spuce for park ey e Ep oot [ g e e L T G L ieated by the Department of |16 to it in_with the city-beautitul Caachoslovakia, was slain by an Al- | BEE 58 ist.aoHns (0, || | At the Commiinity Centers—page 50, Mine Rider {8 & Mos "hu;"‘i"fl‘“""-}shern‘m;‘ it bl i banian youth. bright, 29; Gallaudet, 7. pretty and jolly despite her expe In sentencing th: men to the Che: 3 ¢ . s el g 2| iate < i “py sarke | . s P P that Hugh Wade, one of its | Pennsylvania avenue to Judi Dispatches reaching London sug Penn_ State, 20; Pennsyl- PART TWO0—16 PAGES. i Miss Dillenz said, “Paul N‘vnke 1(".', pr fr:‘nr.‘;udge mll;n] drw Lb (L tigators, is now in Alaska Investi. | Sauare, on cither side of John Mar- and T met Ruth and George Halde ! n arrested betore and that | w i - complaints that the corrupt | shall piace—co-ordinates well with the Dillenz said. SER S SO ] LU " Fditorials and Editorial Feat mizht be due to the tension between| |. * Princeton, 13; Washington and Washington and Oftfer Socl:Jr"’ man, her pilot, this afternoon "'M"mf‘!::t‘:' :‘umn-x :::I on me for any tices act was violated during the | Federal building development to the l"’,- 0. ¢ Notes of Art and ArtistsePage 4, |Drivately offered Lo take them 10 Now i, T agie T vanBIYOUASD ticularly in connection | South and west and the extension of iatoad ety Cross, 6 Reviews of Autumn Books—Page 4. |York. Ruth declined because —she ™ Sheriff Flanigan said the vouths e G L G J B ey | Tales of Well Known Folk—Page 10, | Wishes to go to’ Paris. 1 myself am |probably would be taken to prison to i }.‘(:‘“Tx“xg l‘.f.'.m"-P :::L?U(Lv;:m-“s”ll-“;“ e “e‘gsil;:‘l“u;veq b :,)3 'lhe H:‘;\‘ihi 1 - { vesting from social activities and am ;morrow. Wils milaaTew Mo Cordabl it 00 e alact b 3 n ) angd 2 " ¥ ~ mude by mas Marquam, the [group on this sit he ;}::]’jfll_'iha_ \u:u\o_r lwu\n:in .lugnslaw"- Mary, 14. h PART THREE—14 PAGES. ready to leave here at any time. OF the $1.500 stolen, $633 was found | defeated ¢ who r‘hqr;xodl that fi)n’g aniced l"l:a;‘i:g ‘:.‘;.uludr :I‘:“ym‘n; zaria and Greece and upon which 3; 5 A SR A s R R B, Crew Tells of Seroism. ‘“"4'_‘”;-" Jueh following '|h'_-lr capture. | Dan A herland, his victorious op- |side of Pennsylvania avenue, just as \e men were captured after a run-| ponent. had speni more than the|the Federal Government is goin cently caused European anxiety. 1t is be e, und he will be the victor [the blame for the assa n: of & pla | A story of the heroism of Miss ning gun fight with possemen. in| $5.000 allowed under the law |ahead with the program of cleaning in that respect alon “The fact that the Government will ced with its case, even thougzh ckmer may not appeal. was taken an laxt night that the meat of atter did not rest with this wit nexe or O'Neil either I as said at 1he offic of the special Government counsel that the prosecution did not e Blackmer to appear The indictment, under which the two men will be tried, was presented 10 the District Supreme Court May 27, It opens with the order with- drawing Naval petroleum Reserve No. 3, in Wyoming frym settlement, loca- tion, sale or entry for the exclusive use of the Navy, which was signed by President Wilson April 30, 1915. This is followed by the act of June 4, which provided for the taking by the secretary of the Navy of possession of all properties within the naval petro Jeum reserves, including the one men tioned in President Wilson's ovder of withdrawal, for the conservation, de velopment. use and operation in the digeretion of the Secretary, directly o1 by contract, lease or otherwise and the use, storage. exchange or sale of the oil and gas products thereof and of all toyaliy nil from lande in the naval “(Confinued on Page 5, Column 1) 920, |@ State-wide cu i “ 'y containing o ¥ " 1920, w campaign against “the { board boxes contuining cggshells, | The Rambler—Page 2 rolling waves tossed the boat abou ien. Kovacheviteh is placed by Jugo. West Virginia, i; Lafayelte . slavi l:",'.‘.', E:.f'\ltm.»'.’ Pa _ Elder, relating how she pleaded with | Which several hundred shots were In discussing the case vesterdav, |uv the unsightly south side, on which - | Motors and Moloring—Pages § and 7. her rescuers to . One of the robbers. Frank Mr. Sutherland said that he had heard |the Government has held a “dead | age 8. v, was wounded in the le that the department was making an |hand” for two-score years. By erecting . ol e Veterans of the Great War page 9, | (c0rge Huldeman, from the : Litter Left by Picnickers Along Roads | Afmy and Navy News—rage 1 " |of the ocean hefore vescuing her, wa | investigation, but (hat he did not know | municipal stoup on this site, which | Spanish War Veterans—Page 10 toid today by members of the erew o he nature of the inquiry. : is somewhat larger than present need: 1 spent more than I should have. |demand, the city government would | Civillan Army N, i T i chi . eaned Up by Women of Kennebunk /v my News—Page 10. the Dutch tanker Barendrecht. which SR G Kiah Delhtbe e I e RO bt A6 T Ao i aas r voul POy | Fraternal Notes—Page the erew of the American | — Neighbors of Lloyd Lower, n | I red. ’ Sy ::f(::,flmrllfilr‘l::.:fl' «‘e"nmilu:l(}?:‘i:::‘e);::.\ L S AT | L . | brought i | DitHctine Columbla Nuvel Reserve — | lil foihnd i sitely | tarme antically” Gonizht (o te Sutherland. a Republican. |on as it is in (oday—expansion im- By the Associated Prems. I paraphernalia. They cleaned three | “ | When the Amei Qirl descended | Felease a well in which he | of Juneau, is now serving his third | perative and no room to expand. K BUNK, Me.. Octoher 15.— |sections of the State highway between PART FOUR—4 PAGES onto the tumultuous seas beside the i W3S, 10T for several hout< ferm fn ¢imgress. Marquam, a kair: | Use of this location would also car D B merica's foremost authors, | roadside. 'Their harvest. which made |miles from land, Mise Elder and|the well gav e fate. veas turs L MIIENOEL: o6 mi aliAries OF DeocTRls |t e s et wings | known late ind anti Sutherland Republicans. way alougiifli o Song A?nr'::;li —— i o e v et oleaning equip: | up elzhi truck loads, was inventoried | PART FIVE—8 PAGE: FAk ein clychibrediohco (e " of the land plane. The crew of the| it prires ety i place, widened, to Judiciary Square, is ment and went to work on the roads. | a* follows Magazine Section—Fictiol 3 Gt i A — n and Fea | Rarendrec AT 3 The occasion was their launching of | One hundred and thirty-six paste-| tures. g L A o e I'lf;‘,‘."v . Wd R 1 H % discatsed. The use of this area for : : : . : eteran’s Widow Refuses Headstone Gift |muncivai sroup is especiaily uppro- :\‘.Ie’. m‘;: of lP;e nuturuxdhgguu.:: of \ !‘(hndwn-n crusts .;:)d banana skins: and it was impossible to get near the | priate because the present courthouse, HMaine by pienickers, roadside adver- | 262 empty pasteboard boxes, 545 | P 5 e i i B U S Would N G P . tacing John Marshall place and one ders ~ni other scenéry messers.” | luncheon \wrabpings. 120 paper drink| ., \TARE BIX=12, PAGES. [plmes s S ecause U. . Wou ot Grant Pens1on [ur tne most classical buildings in the Leaders in the clean-up drive were | ing cups, rdine tins, and over 700 | { 14%% rtising. itiging ¥o - & ok = e e Capital. was the original city hall. Nt ey : Bl A (D R ACvitiee vask: 10 |clinging to a wing of the' pline, : 3 Mea. Do ;xm’:':; ington ‘:\’If‘o"e(‘y‘y' he unM:: ‘:)r\dlli‘n;u:’:.! I‘l‘lin: 4 mr o LAY, G A N”:“_Ila“:e’ i | aressed in non.ainkable auit. Hilde.] . 4 civil War veleran's widow Army in uccordance with the policy of | Would Settle Wrangle. Roberts. wife of a Iy oW e the women | Sfate an- | W. C, T. U.—Page 10. ' 4 e dressed {in Kansas, has refused the Gove he par vecting | 1 grouping rict o = e o e e vAknonn I;Z.ll‘%”‘\:nmn‘) of the State and carrs a8 bk kb toc s mng g et an e R SRS e | e it e T e e e e e or e e | R e s | GRAVIIC NEOTION =12 RAGRS . | (i shouted to the fiyers asking if |hushand's grave because, she s.id, the sy e e Lo i | wrangle over the prososed locati i Diloni Jilnow ” sidl {10 the Maiiie Legislature at its next | . they could awim. The fiyers shouted | (rovernment refused {0 srant. he X soldier, sailor or marine the pros i ai r of Charles Evans Il;\u§hes session, esiimated” tonight that the | *orld Events in Piciures. i et s coult h ERE e eE AL TeOIceg 10 LEFant A interred In a private cometery. v’m:i new Police Court Building on he women left Kennebunk by auto-| Maine State highway between Kitters | in the hoat then decided 1 Tos hpennion: . Her identity was not. ma This is said to he the first time on | Judiciary Square. and bring all of the meile earle'in the forenoan. cquipbed | and Beltast. was littered with "mar COLOR SEUTTON=4 PAGER. | neihe, hoat then dacided to throw [ nublic in an announcement f the case record that the apificsht (or such & [ SOutlo S o0 ricks, boxes, haskets, rakes, | than 8000 truckloads of discarded| \iuit and Jeft: Reg'lar Kellera: Mo, | to throw the line to Mise Filder they by _the War Department. <tone has refused to permit its erec-| This would prove a very important I Jent. era; Mi. Miss Filder th The headstana was sent fo har by tion after it had been supplied upon | aid in_the Capital development pro- brooms, white eotton giqves ther luneh . unch wra oy e hE = : il bh and other luneh boxes and lunch wrappings. and Mre; ““1””‘“ of History, (Continued on Page 4, Column 1) the quartermaster general of (he yequest T (Continned on Page 4, Colnmn 6. 3 . 0 o g . Colnmn 6,