Evening Star Newspaper, June 14, 1929, Page 12

THE DXBANK OFFIK HELD UNDER BOND Frank H. Warder Accused of Felony and Two Misdemean- ors in City Trust Crash. EVENLS By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, June 14—Frank H. ‘Warder, former State superintendent of banks, was under $12,000 bonds today to answer criminal charges in connec- tion with the failure of the City Trust Co. He was arrested yesterday on three charges, one a felony and two misde- | meanors, accusing him of accepting un- | lawful fees, holding a financial interest in the City Trust and failing to dis- charge his duties properly in examining the bank's accounts. The felony charge is punishable by {10 years in jail and a fine of $4,000, and ecach of the misdemeanor charges car- ries a_year jail sentence. Warder en- tered ball for a hearing June 24. | Warder's arrest was ordered by Jus- tice James C. Cropsy after he had read | eight depositions by witnesses who tes- tified at the investigation of the State banking department in relation to the faflure of the City Trust Co. CHAPLAIN IS SPEAKER. Lieut. Col. Dickson to Address Flag Day Meeting at York, Pa. Lieut. Col. Thomas J. Washington, who was chaplain of the | st Division, will be principal speaker at a mass meeting in celebration of Flag day, at York, Pa., tonight, in which | homage will be paid to the Continental Congress that met at York, when driven from Philadelphia by the British during the Revolution. The mass meeting will be under the suspices of the Pennsylvania National N | Guard, the York Eiks Club and other organizations. CHAS SCHWARTZ & SON “Washington’s HOME of PERFECT Diamonds” ATTENTION BOY SCOUTS’ “EXTRA” SPECIAL Shockproof HINING nuggets of gold announce to the prospector the discovery of a rich pay streak ... 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Schwartz & Son COUPON A WEEK IT’S YOURS Yes! 25c Down 25¢ Week 708 7th St. N.W. 709 14th St. N.W. e Dickson of | STAR, Woman Stranded After Seeing Boat Leave With Ticket Fascination of Cheering Crowds Holds Passenger En Route on Voyage to France. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, June 14.—hTe fascint | tion of the cheering crowds leaving the liner Mauretania before sailing time yesteray dcaused Mrs. Lucy Ropers of No. 8 North State street, Chicago,to find herself stranded in the metropolis with- out even a hat. Cunard agents found Mrs. Ropers WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY JUNE_ 14, 1929. unteer workers, Were reported by the chapter today. ‘The report shows that 634 garments DISTRICT RED CROSS LISTS MAY RESULTS Volunteer Workers Contributed Many Hours to Chapter—834 Garments Made. on are as folows: workers shellacked 3,120 10 to 12 workers to s call. Activities of the District of Columbia | Health aids '52.“ at Children’s ; recrea workers _gave Chapter of the American Red Oross| parijes at Mount Alto, St. ‘Eilsabeth-s during the month of May, including a| and Naval Hospitals; 40 Gray Ladies total of 5,388 hours of service by vol- ' gave service at Walter Reed General S Open Until 5 P.M. June 17th Keeping Dollars Busy standing on the pler sobbing as the Mauretania steamed down the harbor. She explained that she was on her way to France to visit her parents, who are very lll. She went aboard the Maure- tania, she said, and leaving her pass- port, her ticket, money and e, in her ' cabin, she went to the pler to promenade until the moment of sailing. Suddenly she heard three or four blasts on the whistle and saw the Mauretania moving into the river. When the agents discovered her it was too late to overtake the ship in a tughos 50 she was sent to a hotel until Priday night when she will sail on the Tus- cania. the Mauretania’s purser to have her baggage, ticket and passport delievered to the French customs authorities. Ambassador Morgan to Sail. RIO JANEIROQ, Brazil, June 14 () Aledwin V. Morgan, American Ambas. sador to Brazil, will sail on June 16 for a visit of several weeks to Europe and then will go to the United States. He will return to his post here in Sep- tember. Motor cars and trucks exported from 1 this country last year totaled 507,110, as compared with 384,447 in 1927. A radio message was sent to| to Best Advantage 1 A Savings Account in a bank of our type offers the best means of giving spare dollars gainful em- ployment. 1 Identify yourself with OUR SAV- INGS DEPT. THIS PAYDAY— One Dollar or more will make you a depositor. 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