Evening Star Newspaper, February 8, 1929, Page 2

5 = MELLON AGAI IS " DEFICENY B THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ¢, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 8§ 1929. WAY GIVEN OFFICER TRADE CONSPIRACY 0 ASK NEW BOARD! | | LAID TO CLEANERS GAYETY BENEFIT PROBE IS STARTED Passage of Measure at This Session Is Held Unlikely. By the Associated Press. Since the failure of Senate and House conferees to agree on the first defi- ciency bill, the measure has gone into & state of legislative coma and there is doubt as to its recovery in time to be made a law at this session. Practically all the reports about the measure’s progress for more than a week have reported no progress at all, and now Secretary Mellon has renewed his attack upon it. The Secretary of the Treasury has opposed from the outset two amend- ments added by the Senate, one to i crease the fund for prohibition e forcement and another for open hea ings on proceedings on all tax refunds in excess of $10,000. Again Attacks Amendment. In a letter made public in the Senate yesterday, he again directed his fire' on the amendment affecting tax refunds, and it is said that with the picture of procedure gone through with regard to tax refunds in mind it was difficult to see just where a public hearing could be properly injected. Secretary Mellon declared that every claim was gone- over carefully by a stafl of trained men and that in his opinfon the interests of the Govern- ment were completely protected. “In addition,” he said, “if the amount allowed is in" excess of $75,000, the gen= eral counsel, before transmitting the file to the commissioned, prepares a complete statement of the case, which is submitted to the joint congressional committee on internal revenue taxation and the matter heid in abeyance for the 30-day period pr.~sided by law. Dur- ing that time the sA\MT of the joint con- gressional committee examines - the claim and if they have any doubt as to the propriety of its allJowance present their views, either by letter or con- ference, to the general counsel's office for reconsideration.” Points to Danger of Ruin. Gibson Group to Follow Hear- ing With Sweeping Po- lice Inquiry. (Continued From First Page.) sentative Bowman of West Virginia asked Freeman, when he had finished. The witness then repeated the story substantially, elaborating occasionally on certain details and saying that it was Pat O’'Connor, professional bondsman and sports referee, who first called his attention to the needy condition of the cn;: family he originally intended to help. Bx::wman then proceeded to question Freeman about the expenses of the per- formance and the number of tickets that were printed for the affair, Al- though he estimated the seating ca- pacity of the Gayety between 1,200 and 11,500, Freeman said he had 6,000 tick- | ets printed, but on the back of 1,500 was a stamp indicating that it was to be an admission ticket. The remaining 4,500 tickets, he said, were used for ad. vertising purposes. Freeman sald the expenses of the show probably would amount to $1,400. The receipts he declared totaled about $1,500, $711 of which was turned in by the theater box office. $100 for Coffee and Sandwiches. Bowman then asked Freeman to out- line the expenses and he proceeded from memory. When he reached an item of $100 for sandwiches and coffee for the performers, Bowman interrupted. “Gee whiz,” he exclaimed. “They must have had an abnormal appetite,” added Chairman Gibson. “I gave them chicken sandwiches which cost 40 cents apiece,” relyonded Joe. “I'm sorry I wasn't there,” inter- poscd Bowman. When Freeman took the witness stand, Chairman Gibson said he did not call the promoter for the purpose of criticizing. “I don’t want to take the bread out of the mouths of hungry women and children,” said Gibson, BLACK AfiD HEFLIN ASK INVESTIGATION OF RESERVE WARNING (Continued From First Page.) Pederal Reserve funds available for speculative loans is being studied by the Treasury. Capt. Stott Announces Will- ingnes to Withdraw From Walker Rehearing. (From the 5:30 Edition of Yesterday's Star.) Refused earlier in the day, his plea for a change of personnel in the Police Trial Board in the retrial of the charges against him of leaving his beat without authority and subsequently removing a part of his uniform, Policeman Luther J. Walker of the fifth precinct this afternoon was given the opportunity to | file his request for a new board when Capt. W. G. Stott, a member of the board when Walker was convicted and fined on the charges, announced that he did not care to serve in Walker's trial again. “We did not file any complaint against the personnel of the trial board be- cause we did not think there would be any question of the same hoard sitting in this case as when Walker was found guilty in the original hearing,” J. Robert Isher, Walker's attorney, told the board this afternoon, in explaining his re- auest for a continuance of the case so that the request for a new bvard might be made according to the regulations of the police manual. Walker's case was ordered retried by the District Commissioners following an iappeal from the earlier ruling fining | him $15, Allen Sought to Appear. It was in Walker's earlier trial that Policeman R. J. Allen of the third prg- cinct attempted to appear before the board as counsel for his brother officer and was debarred from doing so by Inspector Lewis J. Stoll, chairman of the board, on the grounds that a private’s questioning of his superior offi- cers in the case might prejudice the officers against the private and might prove embarrassing to his superiors. Allen declared today that he iritends to appear betore a new baard, if one is named, as counsel for Walker. The earlier refusal for a continuance and the removal particularly of Inspec- tor Stoll from the board followed the request by Walker for at least a new MAJ. WILLIAM H. HOBSON, U. S. Infantry, who, by order of the President, will be transferred to the R. 0. T. C. of Georgetown University, effective August 20. Maj. Hobson is now on duty at West Point. NORTHCOTT FOUND GUILTY BY JURORS Youth Faces Gallows for Murders, as Mercy Is De- nied in Verdict. By the Associated Press. RIVERSIDE, Calif,, February 8.— Gordon Steward Northcott last night was found guilty of slaying Lewis and Nelson Windslow, brothers, of Pomona, Calif,, and an unidentified youth at his chicken ranch near Riverside, ending Seven Local Concerns Named in Injunction Charging “Price Fixing.” (From the 5:30 Edition of Yesterday's Star.) Injunction proceedings under the anti- trust laws were filed in the District -of Columbia Supreme Court agafust seven cleaning w;n?hhdy:g\g companies of ‘Washing afternoon. The proceedings, filed by the Depatt- ment of Justice, charge that the de- fendants do practically all the clean- ing and dyeing of clothing for fetail dealers in the District of Columbia, and that they have agreed upon and raised the wholesale prices. It is also charged that they alloted the business of the dealers among themselves, and made the allotments effective by refusing to deal with customers of each other. The injunction proceedings also name eight individuals, said to be identifled with the seven companies. The indi- viduals are Samuel Rubenstein and Charles Rubensteln, John F. McCarron, Samuel Grozbean, Isadore Janet, Joseph A. Gler, Harry Viner and Samuel Gold- enberg. The companies named in the pro- ceedings are the Atlantic Cleaners & Dyers, Inc.; Globe Dry Cleaners & Dyers; Majestic Cleaning & Dye Works, Inc.; the Mutual Cleaning Co. the Arcade Sl;nshlcne Co. and the Vogue Dry Cleaning Co. The court is asked to grant an in- junction against the companies and the individuals to prevent them fromi con- tinuing the reputed agreement to cha a uniform minimum price for dry cleaf- ing and to break up the alleged agree- ment. According to the petition, the repre- sentatives of the companies met in August, 1928, and pledged themselves to raise the then current prices being charged for cleaning, dyeing and reno= vating clothing, and - agreed on minimum and uniform prices which each should charge. This agréement, it is alleged, was put into praétice September 10, when the defendants are said to have raised prices and are now refusing to perform services for less than vi - . At the August Gibson proceeded to examine Freeman EARLY GAINS ARE SCORED. chairman of the board on the grounds|® long trial filled with dramatic epi- | the minimum price. s N *“Surely, the Congress would not con- - that Inspector Stoll al . meeting dealers were alloted eacl Siiitete & it eaent At o tzzegfkmx him if the show was adver: pector St already had stated | sodes. Member of the alleged combine and groceedlngs to be open to the public,” e continued, “including the initial con- ference of the revenue agent in the taxpayer’s office in his examination of the books.” The Secretary of the Treasury assert- ed that it was misleading to speak of the present procedure &s a secret one and contended that the disclosure of the-financial position of new and strug- “Yes, sir,” replied the witncss. “I had a sign in front of “he theater. I also advertisad by going around and mixing in with the sporting public and advertising by word of mouth. I went to restaurants and barber shops and called on professional bondsmen.” 4 “Do ya:n‘k kxéow any gambling places?” & e was 3 “No, I don't go in those places,” Free- man replied. Stock Trading Quiet Today After Yes- terday's Plynge. NEW YORK, February 8 (#).—Specula- tion in securities quieted down con- siderably on the New York Stock Exchange today after yesterday’s sharp break, with prices turning irregular after an opening display of strength. 8 bias in the case, and therefore was not competent to take part in its re- trial. Inspector Stoll pointed out that the case was continued when it was brought up two weeks ago, and refused a further continuance, saying he saw no reason for further delay. Inspector Stoll's was the dissenting voice to Esher's later plea for a con- tinuance. The inspector held that he was capable of reversing his decision in The jury found him guilty after a lit- tle more than two hours’ deliberation. The verdict carried no recommendation for clemency, making the death sen- tence mandatory. Northcott, who will be sentenced Monday, announced he would make an appeal. In his appeal, Northcott will be aided by McKinley Cameron, Canadian lawyer, have since been regarded as the ex- clusive customers of each, and the des fendants are alleged to have agreed not to do work for any but their own dealers and have refused application from other dealers to work for them. The application for injunction was signed by Attorney General Sargent, ‘Willlam J. Donovan, Russel Hardy and Ralston B. Irvine, Assistant Attorney 4. 000, 1 al, and by United States Attorney ling corporations might result in their | “Did Frank McCormic 3 An Increase of $110,000,000 in Federal | o’ yeng that additional evidence was | Who has advised him since he dismissed | General, and by ,-uln‘n the hands of business rivals. ets for the mgcc‘o‘ud léha o 'éifi. Reserve brokers’ loans, which took Wall | introduced which might change the |his American attorneys early in the trial Leo A. Rover. Bflfl'fi‘{ t{]"‘ffl“a" l'f‘emmued Whé’ son. “No,” said Freeman. Street by surprise, was offset by the | earlier aspect of the case. m&uk over the conduct of the case —_— nsore: e tax ] amendment, “Wha! g business?” . " B Jas declared that he. g:a;d be willng | Gibson el z retenti:: :;eflwm :mx;ee;:;:v ;?::0‘:? Continuance Granted. e, Joung Canadian was brougnt to JILTED SUITOR SLAYS to_have proposal change pro- | Freeman hesitated an rate al e t. Stott vol ere_as result o Vide for one public hearing on Tefunds | “He s &b 213 Nin street 1 lenos serve position of the 12 Federal Reserve | to ewmng bra i tet cars® GolSehion | made In Los Angeles last Fall by his NURSE, KILLS HIMSELF end this may lead to a compromise. that,” Gibson sald. “But what's his banks, Corporation Counsel Walter Fowler | 15-year-old nephew, Sanford Clark, who No agreement on the $24,000,000 for | business?” Eariy gains of 2 to 3 points were was being held for deportation to Can- prohibition enforcement seemed in sight today, however, Senator Harris of Georgia, having given notice that he would seek to add the amount to the “He runs a lunchroom, I think,” sald sx;;:nun. “Is that all he runs?” asked on. Freeman admitted in the cross-exam- recorded by Kennecott Copper, Bethle- hem Steel, General Electric, Interna- tional Harvester, John Manville, Radio (new) and United States Realty. Mid- suggested that the continuance be granted, and the board concurred. Inspector Stoll's first refusal of ‘Walker's plea sent Policeman Allen hurriedly to the District Bullding, ada. Young Clark sald several,boys, including three who had disappeared from Southern California homes, had been slain at the chicken ranch. Carpenter, Already Wed; Leaves Clothes, Property and Money to Wife in Notes. uext deficlency bill if this one falled. | ination then that he had heard McCor- 1and Steel Products preferred broke 4% | where the policeman laid the situation | Clark admitted participating in tg‘ By thé Assoclated Press. ———- mick was interested in nmbunJ. points on the first sale, Union Pacific| before Maj. Hesse, Commissioner |alleged murders under threat;‘ng NEW YORK, February 8—Rc “Did Eddie Kileen buy %amm 2% and Kroger Stores 3. Daugherty and Inspector W. S. Shelby, | Northcott and his mother, Mrs. 8arall | jooteq as a_sultor, Joseph Adams, 34 TRIBESMEN ATTACK |otwson then asked. “Not directly, but Sinclair Oll opened with s block of | assistant superintendent of police and | Louisa Northcott. Cyrcus Northeott, | years old, shot and killed Miss Gene- I heard he bought some,” said Free- 12,700 shares at 3615, off %. The|personnel officer. The outcome of this|father of Gordos, was held as & ma- | yiova Higgins, 30, at her home in West y man. “H2 bought 20 tickets.” majority of the initial transactions were | conference was not made public. terial witness. 190th street early today and then shot AMANULLAH s FORcEs Makes in lots of a few hundred shares. The specific charges against Walker | Northcott and his mother were ar-| ;" ¢o; ‘wounded 1f. He died T i o e R o e o e o 5 arke sed_tomorrow. The | way fore , he wenf 3 a graduate nurse, ; S Gibson, ' “Hes he any? How does he |, .o UPBST: Actlal view of St. Fetors, the Vatlean Garden and portion of the |, yoon ‘assigned by e ofcials i | into a small bullding on the bridge and | hair and traces of blood at the ChiCKeN | yet Adam last Summer. Troops of Afghan Seeking to Re-|liver” Lower: Map of the Vatican, St. P and surroundings, with heavy black | that brokers' clerical staffs, crippled by | removed his shoes. Walker claims he | ranch. Clark said the Mexican lads| Adams, a carpenter, was married and gain Throne Reported Beaten | bis bir mrard b ony Hotsisy | lne markiog the boundaries <t the created state.” A indicaies the influense, mush cateh up With their| went into the ! for & few min- | hesd had been bumed and burled nd | nad & E-sear-old aon, The femily for- Sam Beard tickef cred 7| work. u take off one relieve the bodies, mer] Clar! W Te- in Clash’ Near Ghazxi. Gibson then asked. Sacristy of St. Peter’s, B the San Carlo Convent and C the Sacred Office. Addition of 275 more seats to the|pain from g blister on his heel. ered with lime and thrown into crude | meving to New York & few y“,:"m “I don’t know, I never heard of Sam,” s " swc);e Extgh;ggg. mch will lncru.sa t::e g o B“A‘;."ihu \elal ackisiists et that | Mrs. Adasms .?m their o life was answered Freeman. number 375, been approved by ifled a succession of partings reconcllia- i e ol onts e rarm = (HOOVER IN FAVOR - (UPWARD REVISION |5t B e ek CENBY DIES. 1 v 4 e e e vt Bi % = n., 1 membert a- century. o e 10 ot Reports ‘:'”,‘m R l"em, = t| “I have seen him once,” sald Free- Under the ‘phn of increase, each of the OF HEART ATTACK Northcott was brought to me‘lot.t Jan- | his clothes, personal and mion" G had attacked s con- | AR, Whether he bought members o till\: elch.;g!&o hes o ILS ] uary 3. l:l&l;tgyy &Rgm%tm’fih'm ' had | be turned over to- his wife. t interest sea —_————— byt b S AR the fmpression from your tes- ;en'?eel:h "from the sale of the “rignts" WHILE HE SLEEPS | gGt s eat-ola Walter Collng at the Y Tegain the throne n('A!chmuhn. lI'he engagement was said to have taken OF D. C. AIRPORT OF TARIFF 15 SEEN granted will accrue to the present members. (Continued From First Page.) ch. She was sentenced to life ;‘:-?wnment. Shortly after the trial be- SIX HINDUS ARE SLAIN “But T never e S | gan, Northeott dismissed his attorneys | [N NEW CLASH OF RIOTER Efie’%fifiéfi'&'&bfimhfkmf i b lishing a reputation as a foot ball |and began conducting his own defense. ‘were forced to retire. Tass, the official Soviet news you know & man called Dutch Irwin?” Gibson then asked. Not Desiring to Dictate, He Hoover and Smoot Believed FOUR RUM RESORTS player. e was practicing law in Detroit tioned numerous witnesses and ‘l{:&“eueondulon of his defense took By the Associated Press. sgency| “I know him by name and_sight,” as & member of the firm of Chamber- | the stand and denied he had killed any | BOMBAY, Indla, February 8—six Moicow, sald last night that Kabul| snswered Preeman, “Tho st T heard | o cotoc 40 Commit Hi to Have Agreed U CLOSED BY POLICE | iz Denby: webster & Kenneay, when |of the boys named in the indictments. | Hindus were killed in a frestt outbreaic rted attacks converging on the{of him he was in Cuba or Miami with esitates to Lommit Him- 0 Have Agreed Upon the Spanish-American War came, He . morn! It was the sixth successive :;%\t;‘!n&l t‘:{‘:‘:\?&:&c!m?mm ::n s g‘tg.:( of m{ma."uww McDonald?” . . enlisted in the Navy and served aboard OMMISSION IS GIVEN day of the disturbances. .kat:;o“ byth troops - from .m““?:m? asked lbsonx.mw 5 self on Lems'a“m- Raises Only' Capt. Cornwell Adopts Picket :::u‘,!'fls}ds'dzu flt::n..:v:fl to fifif c MAGE AWARD POWER throuigvl:\:t ufi"fi%’i‘m ‘more g‘;‘é while southwestern -onslaught was| “Or do you know Ryan, who is con- o s . gust, 1898. 4 DA and d polic brought by, forces from , ‘Who were | nected with him in some way? Did Method in Dealing With Suspeot- | *'7y; " Lty e ey e e far, Anamilian. Boie Joroer | ey of Tiites mhen. iy, kNt 0 YOUE (Continued Prom Pirst Page.) BY DAVID LAWRENCE. gt Y e ey e b ”fl?b‘n.t,,'g%;"{::"fn"fim" i ody Wes reported as less than 30 miles | show?” News that Senator Smoot and Presi-| ¢d Places in Southwest Section. |Bay, wnen that crafs landed the first | Conference Report Authorizing Set- |, raionted the spectacie of & huge armed Ananullat to0ps. ves” sd b ha “riion ther 1§ Nubby Knuckics, You | She Hame 15 In known fucioer That Mr,| denteelect Hoover have agreed that Amerloan trops on Cuban soll under | 1 ent of Claims Up to $5,000 | C3mp with armored cars everywhere in 3 3 3 e guns of e Yosemite. evidence, jmet a reverse, is about 80 miles south- | know him, don't ?" asked Gibson.|Hoover made no commitment because | tariff legislation shall be of an “amenda-| The picketing with policemen of | When the war ended, Denby resumed Senate. The fresh rioting set at - west of the capital. “I met him in Richmond when I took |in his opinion it would be unwise to fix | tory» nature is taken to mean that only places where it is suspected liquor is|his law practice, going in 1903 to the Spgrovediby: enste nl(h: peace oflon.s' :hl:h ;:'n'x‘l:tweverd PSR N somedwrentlers there,” Freeman an- ;n &:et: l;b.lton the oonnu‘:lnml com- | gn° upward revision of the tariff is being sold, the method employed by State ture and two years later Legislation authorizing the Com- | had the mobs. COUSIN OF ROCKEFELLE! swered. X, Joo. sald ve completed their work. contemplated. g to the National House of Representa-| . qoners to settle claims against the| Today's dead brought the total east- LER olmnflaw' b p.gr’!'ec. act that v,hm“' men m’:?‘.“"&',&m S v:lti,:‘v:; This is-today & toplc of read | Capt. Prederick Cornwell of the fourth %‘gig"m&é‘:t “Pm’“‘i‘;'fid the first | picirict up to the amount of $5,000 was |alties to 47 dead and 345 wounded, ¢ % ety ‘were discusser 0 | discussion becat - unf 3 yeste! s DIES AS CLOTHING BURNS | are credited with being interested in | defintte comment was forthcoming from i Nl peeny foE AINU 10 monibe S0 R0 | e O o i e iae the running of gamb! houses here?” B . Hoover's vacation headquarters. been une that the ways and means committee helfl.flg“e press the liquor trade in the southwest Detroit's industrial activity then en- his riginal sent to the President for his signa- whom many may die. PSR e were - geged his attention. He was an ol “I don't W an; except what | Senator Smoot left here with some re- foun, fl?n section of the city, has resulted, i 18 | stockholder in the Hupp Motor Co., |*IS: Woman, 81, Ill for Months, Was|I have heard,” was Freeman's reply. “It | gret, He really wanted to linger on. m“.fl }’.’v,‘,,:;‘ ?,;r“l:’ :hn {mmgo‘r of | said, in the closing of four notorious re- | and later its treasurer. D ket Bacarna | - Xmad nc:l‘exéhuinr: .;ltg:l fl;fl :ae:plt?é UNAWARE OF INJURY. wouldn’t be fair for me to say, when I| He had just enough to make | interests that have appeared clamoring A an organizer of the Denby Motor Truck | 07 motion o o g iously Sitting in Front of Grate don’t know.” him want more of it. But the call of | for & reduction is by no means insig- | OrtS Within the past three weeks. Co. He retained his legal connections, | the, conference Teport, Whies brev 1t took William Chapman, colored, S e lngrroglf:;l‘ll 05 v Pesuinies box | as so0 shiam fiummmwnmm . ettty yrchlon {can ‘ekilly, B0 t:awt: th t: egww;:u‘r:‘hmmc:?:z o e e ot phnomossr | In ~addition to " ardinary et :lgrthmt. 9 h%rur:z;‘umu % oh- DENVER, February 8 (P). — Sparks | came interested in the families of the | longer at Belle Tle and he departed | nandled i the Houss, where & n;ecm Apeil. "From time o time when raids | When the World War came, Denby gl’“h:;;fi;g%o"‘;:fl?,:‘u‘:}"f; :ltrims Tor| cover that he had been seriously fne govx;n" s grate which ignited her bed four gamblers who were sentenced to| this g rule and a_party %8 joan keep the | failed to put & to the sale of liquor | was fully occupled With his business | FUSVCRETS O B T uer the Borland | Jured in a traffio accident. e death here yesterday of Mrs. Anna Inman, 81, a.cousin of John D, Rockefeller. According to Mrs. Anna Miller, her ughter, an ‘employe in the office of he secretary of state of Colorado, Mrs. Inman was a member of the Groton m and what financial assistance he given them. He said he had given $100 to a Mrs, Stevens, $100 to a Mrs. Lowry, $100 to a Mrs, Muwne‘y, and had &ven $20 and paid the rent for two months for & Mrs. Holland. Lieut. Edward J. Kelly and John Fowler, head th Callers Are Received. Mr. Hoover is known to be having & highly cnjoyable and restful time here. He is known to have mformegm visitors measure in the hands of the leaders, but in the Senate the situation is Republican farth gtoup comition. holds an coalition the balance of power.p Reciprocity Counted On. at a particular place, he has ordered a policeman kept in front of the door day and night until all the patrons wers | tee! {rightened away and the establishment close: The four resorts which recently gave up the fight and closed were all stores of ] n's prominent men to - T in '51: ranks. A week after the American declara- tlon of war, Denby had enlisted as a private in the Marines. ¥ “Some must enlist in the ranks’ street pavini that fall wit! assessment law in cases the ruling of the court. There have been court decisions placing | SPIn: restrictions on the operation of the Bor- land law under certain circumstances, and the purpose of this bill is to enable the city authorities to settle those par- Hospital physicians say he is injured internally and may have a frac e. Getting off a street car at Georgla avenue and Park road about 7 o'clock yesterday morning he slj and fell to the pavement and before he could GV S S ey et el i or restaurants, which police say used [ he sald. “All cannot be officers.” teul ‘Without taking each one to | 3rise an automobile had run over him. th. ofl magnate's father. attended the benefit performance at the | uninterrupted rest and play. When he| The theory that Western support will g icular cases g T et et ‘Mrs, Tnman had been il for several | Gayety, followed Freeman on the wit- | returns to Washington the Capital will | come for Eastern interests that wish a glg"l;fi;mfa -ij" Tt:o mf“g“; Won Promotion as Marine. court separately. i A rvee heonghe | wmlthinu to months and was in bed in front of the grate. When the bed covers caught fire she ran to another room, but died be- tfore other occupants of the building, at- tracted by her screams, arrived, ness stand. They said they were as- signed to the theater for the purpose of looking over those who attended and had seen about 30 they recognized as having served time in prison and about 200 others who had police records. see & man hardened, tanned by the sun, clear-eyed and rous. o . mg; v{'l’l ;c mfpc leokm?‘t the lxwuuv: o'l mo! an after disposing of some mnu,mh‘;nlered upon the recelving of a long list of higher rate of duties than provided by the Fordney-McCumber act is on the idea that once farm-relief legisla- tion is granted and schedules satisfac- m to the farmers are enacted there be little, if any, objection raised. In closed for more than two weeks and Capt. Cornwell has removed his pickets, since he thinks the firms really have gone out of business. The others closed this week, but the guardian policemen have not been removed and will not be, But he was not a private long. In two months he was a corporal, a ser- geant shortly afterward, and in six months a second lleutenant. At the end of the war he was discharged with the rank of major. as guests of the Crown Prince of Japan, who had been a member of that class. Much was threatened, but the Hender- son sailed anywa ?ot where Chapman was getting to his feet. The colored man assured him that he was not hurt and the motorist dfove away. Chapman went to work as usual, but when he reached home in the evening he began to realize he hac in- Y. ‘been The committee will resume its inves- | callers, among them being Clarence J, | other words, the tional idea of Much of his war time was spent at| "oy THnTal but turned out disas- d. He to i YOUR INCOME TAX tigation tomorrow morning 8t 10 oclock | Dillon of th brokerage irm of Dillo; | Feclproclty Setween grous known 88 | SL8"1,CTCrCany have lett the nelgh | 1, MATine TeCrult oamp_at” Fartt | trousy, lxé’r tne Secretary vas in an | ' the e No. § e O oLetterman, in charge of the | es ean. who Wa aseriuted it s | to “restrict. tariff changes to the few | PoFhood. greeter of recruits and lecturer on “The | 31TP&ne 'n Ching, when 1t fel, B00D Toeh < s M ---ted durl Folice Department, will be the first|Hoover in the Russian relief work; W. J. | schedules in which “conditions have e Indoctrination of the Marine Corps escaped without injuries. » Jlnulry Clrcllll on the tazabls year fo- comrectly tg | | witness $ Howey of Florids, who was the Hepub- | changed,” but to permit higher duties Spirtt. He went to France 85 an ob- & i T DR TR : candidate “for " governor of tnia | al along the line. DR. ALFRED SZE HONORED | server wit the 2nd Marines) Division. | cooLnGE Expresses symeatay.| Dajil Sonei exemption, o y 4 State last November; Louls K. Liggett, | AS yet the consumer side of the ques- His commander at that time was gnh. y... N e Tevene Gct of 1028 pro- VETERANS’ BUREAU HIT blican - national *_ commiiteeman | ion has not been interjected, and with | BY CORNELL GRADUATES &?-fi“fiagh&;“'fim;gnfif the | President Sends Telegram of Condolence les a e status ol usetts; J. L. mplofl;lo and the possible exoegflon of importers’ and there is no sign of man who served in France as a captain to Mrs. Denby. E. C. Jameson of New York, an traders’ organiza =~ sunda l l 0 662 mva:&;’;ng;:rggsgg :‘;‘;‘Yffib’é BY FORMER SENATOR cis Adams, treasurer of Harvard Uni-|&ny concerted g&pocmon to these up- | Farewell Banquet Is Tendered |of Ma;lnu. & World War | 27 fhe Assoclated Press. Yy ’ determined by apportionment, in yersity. Mr. Hoover has planned to go ( Ward tariff revisiona Chinese Minister by Club; Pre- | yemenny , o8 o0 Iy N omet. Mo |, A telegram of sympathy was dis-|pitice of Columbla, ss.: e e ) | i iaaviation sori st silasen el Hopet fRe Exiethve Tsun ted With Painti Was serving: as probation oficer for the | EAtched, b Fresient Foolien (ofaY | o N BuaiNa i PEURER PABMR: Weihs fhe faxpayer wed singls Oorimiliston (ot soemmmiel el R BOLCS) WD Detroit der’s Courts when the t K does solemnly swear that the actual number . Fo : | erans activities in one bureau, but not ‘. Not! is going to be done in a hur- iro! corder’s Co her husband, the former Secretary of | (2% lt"0} tne paper named sold and die- :{,‘l;’m;“ ';‘,,';‘,“,‘,’pd inr Ja"(;"z“l’}ewfi under the direction of the exist “‘vfi_ Heads Laurel Firemen. ry. Senator Smoot hopes that the Sen- | Dr. Alfred Sze, Chinese Minister, was 1?:!\;'!;' Dtfiiigllo‘wtl; e:!!:;:d :‘clmtt}e"::% the Navy, x ¢ the | ihuied durine lfi. ‘month of JAnuAry, 3o and living together on December erans’ Bureau, was advocated y by | Special Dispatch to The Star. ate finance committee will permit ex- | honored at a farewell banquet by the natton of Jol:n wswnki N Encame T am deeply grieved to learn of the ) Was as : . 31, 1928, may file a joint return former Senator Rice Means, presiden Md., February 8—F. B. tensive hearings and there is said to | Cornell Club of Washington at the gemu of War. " J pnnmq{ of your husband,” the President DAILY. and claim an exemption of | | of the company that publishes the Sars | owens has been elected captain of Lau. | Dot S0, chance that legislation may | Hamilton Hotel yesterday afternoon. Dr, | Secretary, w-firi existed ‘between the | 58id. “His life was an outstanding ex- | pays. Coples. Days. tes. $3,208.33;. that is, 7-12 of $1,500 and Stripes, at a hearing before the of Lau- | not be finally finnd until the Autumn, | Sze leaves for London to begin his duties t "Ed wl:: Denby and another ample of good citizenship. He served 21 v . 17 i for the husband while single, or | | House committee on expenditures. rel Volunteer Fire Department, No, 1.|though this will depend on how much | as Chinese Minister there. e Dy v Saotn | his home city, his State and huflwun- - $875, plus 7-12 for the wife while He opposed the Johnson bill, which | Other officers chosen are: Lee Whit- |Of 8 snag the whole question encounters | _Dr. Sze was presented with a paint Were. mambe "‘;{' the Michigan Naval| Y, both in peace and g“ "“;m l‘ was | § single, plus 5-12 of $3500, or would give the veterans Bureau control | more, assistant captain; Norris Beall, when once the schedules are opened up | depicting a campus scene at Corne Reserve, an dr'bor.h Saw" Servios aboatd a member of the cabinet, ml::hmn‘ g $1.458.33, for the period durin ‘tjll th? BS‘(:{;?“ of El!‘mmm and ‘hl'n N--‘ financial secretary; Lee Whitmore, re- :;l‘gml:nu u“flfidu tihl:b a general tariff '{.i“i’,?.“‘.%’a,"’ vg:flk; ne‘ 1:'; g;;dmun::‘.‘ e D B B Yemite o which Newe 33:;’1‘5"}\;}5. ‘:;‘:tu -;1‘: :“£€,.'¢L s n:: 3 vh ” 5 onal ers’ Homes, contend 1% | cord! eCT ) 3 ess @ clul e 5! b . o’ 3 . bk e, e IAed. iy | | “Would cause a disturbahce Ih the TRaks | ressuer nd srasten Cee BeKeT,| ®Some definition of tarit policy 18 | bade good-by to his fellow students and | DETTY Was an officer, Later the gunner’s| Goolidge Jotns me in heartfelt sym- |10 returns each may claim a per- flmdemw.!-'{.ooverll:'\'hhmin%:l\ml recalled interesting incidents of his that the officer had sought. Sl later pathy. i Toibane 1 ented 0 112 of | | Ford Will Share Elisons: B e e 1o &ho special ses. | ademt e, | & address, Prof, ©. L |DeRbY occupied the cabinet seat that| LEJEUNE GRIEVED BY DEATH. [if ° $1.500, or $33, for the period | | L OTC. W1 are Edison's Work Bench slon of Congress. ‘The impression here | Durham of the University, spoke to the | NeWherty had held under the Roosevelt i d\irmg' which he was single and I Fl . d H E zmrng. Smoot was n;:ed w"hélhg\\ i‘i‘:bhon behalf of th';. ,:; l{é W. T. - plnllel' S adita e eadiof Maj. 'Gin_m John u,A é&mme' com= | tess adiustmesits... 1, - 729,17, b discuss tarift = | Altchinson acted as toastmaster. madant of the Marine Corps, a warm fér tne perioa v whicn be n Florida Home for Secret Experiments | b e e "0 — Tetired 4o privab lie-with e, Teapor | Personal frend o former Secretary, of | Rt t'dlny"sed B i, M0 25 was married. The wife is en- . Dome scandal smudging an otherwise avy W] nby, issued U ally average mumi copies for 5 n. on the subject for many years. He has ? | statement today in conjunction with i ~riomprad 089 ‘s‘llvl:gar‘nprg‘vx.;fl‘h& ;;:edr:p&-?m B';{*;;z ;""ll"fl P"; i workshop, where he welcomed his old ‘,’f,‘;“m’;’,';:‘m{.,,{"dfi';: m"&'&:"’,fi.’,{";‘, HIP FRACTURED IN FALL. :““fi‘m: ’{3‘,’,‘}{33 g{:&‘;";{nfi. theldel.‘a‘t‘?e ojlu'!.:ul ee‘::_-nc:gk;e‘t &:Ece;élm Dally average net circulation. S amily. MYERS, Fla, rut 8.— % o ff’,‘;fifém'f,’ ‘k};]% ,":;:d.ysfy‘.’i x‘, 192{, There 8 evey tadiation s :’me friend and former employer. The two ivhnm the new Pruviidenl will have to | Eugene Whitlock - Drops From | §7er w:fl:l:lflll pTRE S !‘lxldfllgkfi’: %‘l:gf of Col. Edwin Denby, 8. Gl TAT. ceased being the head of 4 fam. | |little table here eventually will become | eXchanged greetings and then strolled | lean heavily for advice. Building While at Work. tion; cl % led to his conviction [ Reserve. Iam inexpressibly grieved and | ¢ P50 ?" ily—the support in one house~ famous as the work bench of Thomas A. | about the 10-acre rubber plantation, (Copyright, 1920.) * of ‘charge and his sentence | shocked. I loved Col. y 8s a 12201 2 hold of a relative or relatives be- Edison and Henry Ford. where Mr. Edison is growing many va- Eugene Whitlock, 22 years old, of |to the leavenworth Penitentiary. The | Iri d and admired him as 5 man. X 4 ing discontinued—is entitled to Mr. Edison is using the bench for his | rieties of plants. * $50,000 Gems Taken at Resort 3305 Eleventh street, fell two and a half | verdict later was overthrown by the e enlisted in the Marine orp-upod Less adfuitments...........coovors . SETAS an exemption of $2,666.67, which | |experiments in search of a domestic| The Ford and Edison Winter estates ] * |stories, fract his hip, yesterday | United States Supreme Court. 16 outbrak ol it W o Il Mt o e is 717 of §3.500, plus $-12 of | | rubber supply, while Mr. Ford, who ar- | here are ted only by a river, and| PALM BEACH, Fla, Februdry 8 UP). |afternoon when his foot slipped while| ~ Denby's sobriquet while he was a |because of his ability and his fine per- | Total Sundsy nef, circulatic ey $1,500. rived at Winter home here yester- | the automobile manufacturer is expected | —Police late yesterday announced that|he was working on a buflding under | cabinet member was “The Sea-Going|formance of duty, was promoted grade | “tign 110088 With respect to the $400 credit day, will share it in experimental work | to spend some time each day at the|Mr, and Mrs, David L. Sacks, residents | construction at Eighteenth and Harvard | Secretary,” given to him because of his | by grade and atf the rank of Ayerage ‘ for a dependent the taxpayer's about which there was some secret, al- | bench in the Edison wnrkshn‘r. of Newark, N. J,, who are spending a | streets, numerous trips with the fleet. He|major. Three or four years ago he was k: S0 status as of the last day of the though it is believed he expects to work | ‘The famous friends next Monday will | Winter vacation here; reported ‘Whitlock was picked up by his fellow | aroused the wrath of when he | commissioned a lieutenant colonel. in | Average Bunday net cireula taxable year dectermines this out plans for the improvement of air-|hold a reunion, which will be attended | have been robbed of $50,000 in -jewels | workmen and taken to Emergency Hos- posed to use the Army transport | the Marin Reserve. credit. If during the year his craft. also by TFirestone and from their Hotel room. The robbery oc- | pital, where he was treated by Dr. Ed- g:ndemn to take to Japan a party of ‘He was greatly beloved by all Ma- Sabeers support of such dependent ceased, Mr., Ford successfully eluded a throng | elect Herbert Hoover. The 1l curred last Saturday. No arrests have|ward Kelly of the staff. Besides the | naval officers who were graduated from | rines and I wish to express the grief and | 5 JUGACK :;‘,m_gylfi”‘o ‘he js fot entitled to"thiy credit. of townspeople-on his arrival yesterday | mark Mr. Edison’s eighty: - been' made nor trace of “the jewels)broken hip, his head is bruised and he ) the Annapolis Naval Academy in the the sympathygof. the officers and en-' (seal) = = ELMER m -and Jwtied i Joot Yo dhe Edisonddan dound, " ay. be injured internally, * of 188} to enjoy & class reunion lsted men of Marine Corps. &h e | ' o S