Evening Star Newspaper, November 20, 1927, Page 19

PART N, C. NOVE | ASTLUM HANKGERS ';'Ts}?,{‘,}fi'; ?,‘,}}fi‘;fi'{, e Taken ]“ J()Vl‘l(lt‘l" War Department Announces That Several Washingtonians Have THE SUNDAY STAR. WASHINGTON, RUM SPIES FACE CONSPIRACY TRIAL R * TOHAVERECEPTION s .- “Oligarchy of Been Homnored in Service. Corps I of the Army have been issued by ths identified joyrider who climbed into | War Department to Alfred If. Gilbert parked automobile Friday | 1613 Harvard street, hoon and drove away with | specialist; ew's coat and badge on the |Bryant str beside him. tenant in th he automobile was found two | partment: hours later several blocks from | Colorado Buil i where it had been taken. It was |of Infantry: . 1333 recovered by Policeman Orvill | Belmont street. as a ieutenant Jes. The coat and badge had | and specialist: b heen disturbed. irty-seventh Policeman Jerr t of Infan of the third pr fortunate when h taken from in_front of several weeks remains of hi garage in | Policeman John J. Agnew of the | third precinet cannot heip but ad- mire the supreme nerve of the un. Ignorant and Narrow-Minded,” . A. Gibbons Says. Commissions in Reserve | Women’s Board to Celebrate/ i 4 | y the Associated ress. his 0pen'ng Of New Drphans 2 lf‘l‘”l"A\fl(:l ;’:\‘Fn\lrtl‘ 19.—One of 4 ‘“, Home Friday. Ex-Pittshurgh Vice Crusader Admits Fake Evidence in Dry Cases. { ‘he historians whose work he has criticized today called Mayor William Hale Thompson the “Antithesis of the | ‘America First’” spirit which he advocates. Thompson democracy | garchy of Morrison MacD, s first liey i, Opening of Hillerest, the new | | model community home of the Wash | ingten City Orphan Asylum, 4119 | | Nebraska avenue, will be celebrated | | next ¥riday afternoon with a recep- {tion by the board of lady managers minded men,” said Herbert Adams | Gibbons, author of a pamphlef from. 4 toRg oo e e table and other social welfare work | e are among those invited to inspect |/ Fic, hhm;fi'-[‘m ‘Supreme Court, testi- the home-like atmosphere of the new “.Nl S etal of Willlam MeAndrav signed by Criminal Court Judge John g home for the instituticn. | suspended superintendent of school A. Evans after the county grand jury Y 5 il s : 3 The new buildin zun in May, | {}¥9he pamphlet was propagandistic, had indicted them upon charge | _ # . £ 1926, have Incorporated in them the | et 0 BATG Ll Y investigation of conspiracy to frame evidence in liquor latest ideas in institutional architec-|jjparies to determine if they were | cases, The warrants will enable police ture and equipment. Mrs. Coolidge | ,r, British. t of Des Moines and New York to hold turned the first spadeful of sod for| ™ «yyhether Mr. Thompson and T like | the form crusaders as fugitives the project. The “village” from justic ¢ are located. completed by the erection of United States Di administration buildings in D. Meyer made known that h; center_of the ground would take no action looking to pr The Washington Ci Orphan Asy- eution of King in the Federal cou lum was founded in 1815 to care for 2Id that the element of malice | children orphaned by the War of 1812 in King's 4 Dolly Madison was the first direc is a_fundamental re- vess and member of the boar «quirement in_criminal proceedings > managers. The work has been car- At the same time, Meyer said he be- G 4 . s 3 ried on wholly through the generosity | whether the second city in the lieved the persons prosecuted by the | - G0 A 2 G of publ ted citizens. The old | States is to have schools and libr vice crusader in the Federal courts | § » {home at Fourteenth and streets, | that are controlled by men ignor: had been violatinz the law, but be-| & 3 d s i : 3 vhullt in, 1 and occupied by the|of education and cnlmro e R otesions wF et | i : ent _during the Civile avidence, the prosecutions could not cast, which opene¢ hers 1 was remodeled recently for com-i be pushed. { eial purposes. The indictments against King and rustees of the institution are W. E. his men were returned after the “con- Edmonston, Blair Lee, Irvin B. Lin- fession” of the deposed vice foe, as ton, C. Clinton James and Georse made to league vas prese Francis Williams. to the grand jur King admitted liquor for use bition cases when failed to produce have been made. Another de was a_demand b head of the Pittsbu ment, for a grand jury into all _activities “of the Citivens’ League. During his regime as director of the ‘organization King made many charges against the police. “FRAME-UP” CHARGED. By the Associated Press, PITTSBURGH, November 19.—The hand of the law started closing in to- night on William L. King, deposed Pittsburgh vice « der, and two of his former invest , Abe Weln- berg and Sol Rosenberg, as bench warrants for their arrest sped to Des Moines, King's home, and New York | reported headquarters of his two “supplant the an oli- would of thought with ignorant and narrov McCarthy, net, not so automobile was Tech High .. The ar were Northeast Stephenson, et, as a maj; am J. Stever captain in Corps. ers, and to hih street rrants for the three former of the Citizens' League were Have you heard about the newest o Apartments? Le Bourdetgfl&/ 2127 California Street N.W. New Fireproof Building With Apartments of ONE ROOM, KITCHEN BATH AND PORCH CNE ROCH, BATH AND PORCH LARGE ROOMS WlTH MURPHY BEDS $35.00 UP Open and Lighted Evenings Until 9 O’Clock See Resident Manager or Floyd E. Davis Company 733 12th Street N.W. Main 352-353 will be | \hat the Europeans think, has noth- £roup | ing to do with the right and need of | an people to know what is ibbon. , the | the Amer thought,” remarked Continuing, the writer said: * Thompson’s movement is a rev of dense ignorance. I have not previ- | ously commented upon it because it | med ridiculous, but it is of ir portance to the whole cou C]mpmh: Tmnsfemd Here. Army Chaplain Waiter J. Donoghue, who has just completed a_tour of duty in the Philippines, has been ordered to this city for duty in the office of the chief of chaplains, War Depart- ment. The famous producer and members of the 'Show Boat™” performance. Many of the rehearsals were held here. 1 decree today. nos have been Montparnasse, Rendezvous for Paris ave be Aesthetes, Is Too Noisy, so Jazz Ceases,u as in the ’ “Dome, padlocked in nd the orches totonde” and famous as ed men and women, will be silent Heretofore, popular im- s the cafes |a s ‘ot the car to the because will also into @n have to be foregone. nagers includes t directres: Birnie, M. Saundes on 'I'hmnl».nu Ms. B. A. B. Browne, ernando Putnam md Mrs. the investizs etivien ClakfiTo - ¥s” claimed to ning, Mre. By the Acsociated Press. stant Cuniberti, Bradley, Mrs. Willl Tisdel, Mrs. Frederick pment of the day James M. Cl Police Depart investigation Mrs. William J. Flather, jr. s| The superintendent is Miss Estelle A. Fen-' W. Meese. ver the world, he obinion of M. Jean Chi: et of police. 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Rowland Munroe, counsel for the New Jersey Anti-Saloon League, two of whose Investigators, Abe Weinberg and Sol Rosenberg. have been indicted in Pittsburgh on charges of manufac- turing false evidence, today asserted that powerful influences were at wol in_that city to “frame Weinberg up.” Munroe averred he had authentic information to the effect that a police chief of a suburb here had been ap- proached by Pittsburgh authorities to “get something on that fellow Wein- berg.” This was done, Munroe added, because of Weinberg's work in “un- covering damaging evidence against | Pittsburgh officials, including a | Senator.” Weinberg conducted the Northwest- ern Detective Age! ared offices with the Anti-Saloon League. He was instrumental in gathering evi- dence upon which Rev. Marna S. Poulson, superintendent of the league, based allegations of corruption against local judges. The grand jury has been directed to return an indictment charg- ing criminal libel against Poulson. 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