Evening Star Newspaper, January 8, 1928, Page 25

« & vellow cur and CLUE TO GAFFNEY BOY| . Last 3 Veterahs In New York Guard NEW YORK, January 7.—The last three veterans of the Civil War Jeft fn the Ol Guard of the City of New York will turn out in full dress uniform for a night and morning of dancing at the 1024 anniversary I on January at the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel. The average age of the three is §5 years PARENT-TEACHERS TOHOLD INSTITUTE | Publicity for Organization Matters to Be Discussed by D. C. Congress. OIL PRESENTMENT | . Justice Siddons Seeks More Light After Sharp Clashes Between Counsel. Justice Siddons ix expected to rule early this week on the motion 1o expunge from the record of the Dis trict Supreme Court the presentment returned by the last grand jury against Harry F. Sinclair and six other respondents on the charge of conspir- ing to obstruct Justice. ' After sharp clashes yesterday between counsel for the vespondents and the Government, Jstice Siddons said he rezarded the question a8 very Important and de- sfte further light from the attornevs en both sides before reaching a con- | ctnsion Marti { | W. Littleton, counsel for | charged that the action of the | geand jury in bringing its present. ment inio court, after Peyton Gordon. | United States Attorney. had refused 10 bring in an indictment hased upon it. was “malicious™ and in violation of the Constitution. Judge Daniel Thew Wright, cbunsel for Henry Mason Day, called the presentment “a hybrid a diabolical lie.” Charles A. Douglas. counsel for Wil lam J. Burns, said it was unthinkable that persons should be accused of a crime in a_court and not be given | the right 1o defend themselves. which they could not do o lo not indicted on this Result of Ju Case. The present complicated situation arose as the result of the last grard jury’s investigation of the =urveillance of the Teapot Dome jury by Burns detectives employed by Sinclair. Gordon explained at the time (ha he did not bring in an_indictmen tased upon the grand jury presen ment, because the accused person were already on (risl_on contemp! charges which the sam facts. he 3 ddons confessed from the | Teachers, hench vesterday that he was Some-| gegs chief of the Parent-Teacher and what at_a lois to understand the|{hmen's Club Bureau. welfare divi- legal status of the presentment and gjon of the Metropolitan Life Insur- did not know exactly what to dolance Co.. on “Is Your Parent-Teacher with it. Gordon insisted that the | Accociation grand jury was entirely within Others speakers at the dinner will in- rights, ‘and denied the right of the clude Laura Underhill Kohn - eourt to expunge it from the record. | ger publicity bureau of the “ongress of Parents and Teache Miss Frances Hays, extension sec A publicity institute, m which will he discussed the most advisable means of gather and releasing intelligence on parent-teacher organ- { ization matters, will he conducted by the District of Columbia branch the National Cong of Parents Teachers, at the Burlinston Hotel to- morrow night and Tu ute proper ! the meet will be ina informal dinner : row nigh ticular charge. , & 1 t of Geor arvin. presiden ociation, on Projes »{ Parents and | and Maude Weston Bur- involvéd BANDITS GET $4,000 onal Conzress of I hrought -under such circumstanc nd Mary Gilpin Arm- lied it a “mere gratuitous at . president | “either prejudice, spite or revenge.” of the District of C Congress {of Parent-Teacher Associations, will . | preside at the dinner tomorro fi;;:‘.:l.;s, P. Hoover. of mm:l""f:< Amonz the topics for . X under the general subjeet s:;:m;fl“'}";i n'"r'f:lra'i:.rf"n;d ha“’:!fnr Association Plans and Activities,’ e |are th an indictment on the presentment.| mook & but as it stood the presentment meant | know nothing.. _ Other defense counsel| and telling 1 thought Gordom was entirely wit B! discussed from 10 a.m. until his rights in refusing to bring in an!am. Tuesday under the guldance ot Snfictment. Laura Koha. From 11:15 am. until It is nonsense to suppose that a!32:3p p.m. the institute will discuss grand jurx can Kidnap the power of | news sfories submitted by publicity g-;rislhr:md States attorne d‘“"“"‘;lud’ms after which an informal 58 uncheon will be heid Ti h:d Ifi;‘;‘w" f°l')o""'"“!'l'¢ °f‘ the | “During the afternoon seswion the | Seco! ‘oapot _Dome conspiracy | jnstitute will consider the work of trial, set for January 16, will be heard | chajrman of publicity committees and | tomorrow morning before Justice | jnterviews. The meeting will conclude Siddone. h a discussion led by Mrs. Josenh Mark B. Thompson, one of the at-| x guynders on “Opening the Pandora | torneys for Albert B. Full, arrived | pos und Letting out the Publicity | e | epecial government ol couasel. He # hrought physicians’ affi- | TALK ! daviis and X-ray out the contention of Mr. Fall that he | 2 E [ Charles. ! DAKOTA "A w chief of staff, will address the Wagh. ! mgton Alumni Chapter of the Vir- ginia Polytechnie Institute tomorrow svening at the City Club, [ Missing Brooklyn Child Believed l Oficers will be eleet:iu nnf meeting. 4 - = . to Be on Ranch in { DEBATE TEACHERS’ LEAVE Wyoming. | - iCanldl te Discuss Proposed Legls- By the ‘Associated Press lation Tuesday Night. DEADWOOD, 8. Dak., January 7 - tical e for te; may be “Billy” Gaflney, missing from | . his Brooklyn home sinfke February. | o sehioole ul lta as Mrs. Trussell refused today to! pr PRI Huesdus nichi S e s TR et e Sy A P Rl ipal of the Hyde When she picked up 8 New York | Lchool witi oritbe m“- :l"”m B paper of December 27 ard xaw a pic- | PPAHD Se . #nd wrote to the Brooklsn police. She had noticed the hoy pariie. ularly. whe said, because of n “dis tinct Bastern accent” ard his sajlor y meeting at & wk In tion Buildingz. | here vesterday and went into com-| projems. Alumni Chapter of V. P. I. to Hear | is physically unable to make the trip | Maj..Gen. Anton. Stephan. ¢omn On a ranch th Wyoming, about 106 |, The Teachers’ Council of the Dis reveal the identity of fhe rancher ‘UL EIRRECD SO of secretary ture of the wissing Gaffney hoy and ference his associate, William || E. Leah and Atiee Pomerene fif‘ SUMMERILL To to Washington for the retrial. { General's Address. M i n. Charles P. Summerall, | der of the District of Columbia i tional Guard, will be a guest of honor. . | trict of Columbia will dixcuss proposed | miles from here, lives a boy Mra| ¥ , ¢ d Marjorie Trussell of Deadwood thinks | JcEisation for th ting ne Sab and his wife with whom she saw the | ., " ’ B |y the Bamunds Kehool an litle boy in her drug store here 'l 0L S prexide, while Mixk an account of his disappearance, Mrs, Trussell pecalled the rancher’s visit ny word from nor from the parents Loy since 1 wrote | ything that might v of 1he rancher CLUB INSTALLS OFFICERS. Col. West Hamilton and Others Epesk st Hutradena Meeting. The Hutradens Club, compomed of ex rervice men, met Thursday st the Moly Name Guild, The instaitation of Officers for the year was performed by | Trun ook Howard University, | Epeakers for the evening were Col Wemt Vamilton, secretary, ¥, %A Campbel Sohnson, Licut, Queen and Fergt Bweelny. Lieot. Dw. ¥rank Jones of Freedimen's Worpital gave u falk about b trip with the American Jagion to the battienelds of Prance dnd of the wonder(ul yeception accord et by Vrance. Conrad Woodfork re nad gx » Helen nEton served r Oty Iy elected w Gardner the dent of Glasses '} For Reading cr Distance, '} As Moy Be Required, Prescribed by Dr. Rose m Reg. $10 &.312 Values DO NCT MISS THIS SALE Selection of Frame, Buit Dr.D.L.Rose Optom wnd Dptician 929 G St. NW. With 1. M. dacobson & Bon Fatahbished 59 Yvars Don't Forget Address and ¢ URGED FOR STATE POST. ' West Virginie Colored Woman Moy Get Hushand's Assembly B WELAH, W. Vo, Janunry 1 9 Mie K. Hovard Herper todsy woe gocommended by the Kepubliun exer urive commitiee 10 Goy, Gure for ny PoANtent a8 & menier of the Mouse of Delegates o 6 Ve veraiey Ly the secent Acuth of her A Wpo wak werving hie thivd sl Hurper will be the fist 10 Woman sember of sny Legis ure in the conntey, lenders of bhey yoce here maid tonight following nves Hon of the rerords of Blate Lagis Jotiires The governm s veqnhed by s to | Mollow the commmiee’s yecommenda won, Monday | Tuesday | Only RELELANANANY '\“\v;\‘\\\\\kfi‘\‘ AARVAMEENENNSS RN EHRSERRRRN! SRR AU R R R R e S LTRRN AT AT AT TS CET TR TS 5 eI AL S LT ETE TETATR I A1 L TE R AL SRR R 1 T ELALARL AL S £061 S5 AAALTEEETEEELE AN S SR SAN AN HE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. tocked the cashier and IN BOLD BANK HOLD-UP Cashier and Assistant)at Bennett, e caped with $1.000 in e fhe men are known to in a Chrysler sedan, but police w © escaped | were released. The bandits chose a Aswist | auty, time when v alome. 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C.. | with Andrews. 30 miles from here. in the vault and | re | the waiting machine |\v|lhnl|l information as to their voute. | Brady heard the shouts of the im- | Two suspects arrested in a sedan near | pri | here shortly after the robbery later' had happened 7t Cashler Andrews was on | (he two opened the vault as Pur their { number in the waiting automebile, the | Ik | \ 48c $1.25 Veracolate Tablets..83¢ $1.20 Scott’s Emulsi $1 Listerine, large $1 Lysol, larze........ 3¢ Mellin's Food 50c Musoldent (Pronounced Mo.Ray Me.La-Mor) fenturn venders it yendy for linmedinte use So1LED PowDER PUFFS: [ANGER is there; they may injure skin, Now you can have a fresh puff, of superb quality, nsitive skin, use incom parable Gainsborough Luswriesi~ ., TANUARY 8, 1928—PART 1. DE VALERA SEES SUCCESS FOR HIS PARTY NEXT TIME Irish Republicain Lenader Predicts Defeat of Pruent.Admlnlnm- tion in Elections. I" | Special Dispateh to The Star., NEW HAVEN, January 7.—Eamon | de Valera, Irish republiean feader. in an iInterview given reporters at the Hotel “Taft today, predicted that his party would bhe swept into power in the next Irish elections, “We now have 57 votes to the gov- ernment’s 61, and it i= generally con- e was forced to At this juncture: W. 1. Frady, a customer, entered the bank. ‘The rob- | hers rushed past him and jumped into Tt was not until ned men that he realized hat Then after i the alarm he returned Andrews, a hardware shouted the combination. 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