Evening Star Newspaper, July 7, 1929, Page 19

PRISON AUTHORITY BLAMED FOR FRAUD Widow Charges Threat to Expose Land Deal Caused Fogarty to Take Life. By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, July 6—Blame for an alleged $60,000 land fraud has been placed on Edward J. Fogarty, na- tionally known prison authority, who . shot himself to death a month ago while warden of the Cook County Jail here. A 65-year-old widow, Lydia Norman of Chicago, filed lult in the Federal Court at Waycross, Ga., & ago demanding an accounting of the warden’s executors and his associates, the action made public here today with serving of notices on defense attor- neys. ft w}:.s Mgmflormnlr:; t;onnm to ex- pose her ng Wi ) years warden of the Indum’stnte Prison at Mic City, deciares the widow in her bill, that led to his suicide at the home of a relative in | South Bend, Ind., where he had gone for a rest, after a nervous breakdown. Seventeen hundred acres of fertile Georgia land, valued at approximately $60,000, was the property involved, Mrs. Norman said she met Fogarty at the Indiana prison while she was doing She said he told her of his political power in Northern In- diana and of ability to get a good price for the land, should permit him to handle it for her. A series of contracts, entered into by Mrs. Norman, the warden and his ss- sociates, brought the price of the land lower and lower and made her Interest checks, on which she lived, less and less, the bill recited. Worried by failure of the checks to arrive some time ago, the widow de- clared she threatened to take the mat- ter into court and it was then the war- den sent a bullet through his brain. ‘The warden had suffered a nervous ‘breakdown because, it was supposed by city officials, of overwork and worry. Holds Charges Groundless, SOUTH BEND, Ind, July 6 (#).— Sergt. Edward Keller of the South Bend detective bureau and near relative of Edward J. Fogarty and in whose home the former OCook County jail warden committed “ suicide a month ago, stated today that he knew of no irregularities in connection with the purchase of Georgia property by Fog- arty and that he believed the fraud charges against him are groundless. ‘The property, Keller said, was legal- Wy purchased and payments kept up and the seller, Mrs. Lydia Norman, is preseing sult against the Fogarty es- tate in an effort to get back the prop- erty on the ground that she was de- frauded. “She will never get it,” mented, although he admitted Lie knew little of the details regarding the pur- chase of the property or of the fiaud charges. charity work. Keller com- ‘The United States exported $36,652.- 299 worth of products to Cuba in the first three months of this year. '”MWWWWNW” GIRL GRADUATE CANNQT FIND CONGENIAL MATE, SAYS PRIEST Chairman of Catholic Women's Sodality Convention Would Educate Boys on More Liberal Lines. in finding college men whose conversa- tion and compapionship . interest them. "Not.fnwhoumm o flm: up By the Associsted Press. CHEICAGO, July 6.—The sweet girl graduate, model 1929, is encountering: grl dlfllcumu nndln.nnlnmflu lomas , observed the A. 's degree, for '.ha college lfuu- n:-nm‘ Lord explained, subjects m de in favor ol com- mercial and professional studies in col- lege emn-u- !or mm “College women muchn!hqunflw." lunm, "partly se some of them careers. But one of the hmmeuhl Teasons is the difficulty lots of them run against e ——— 18 FOREST TOWERS FOR NORTH CAROLINA Additional 100-Foot Steel Structure With Inside Stairway to Be Erected. rammar school time, bellflad. could be cut down in order to afford the bon sufficient time for a cultural college education be- 1iberal fore their professional or business course “The educated women of America are the liberally educated class o! the coun- try these days,” he said, “take pleas- R o e o Wi scl ys are The ‘edunuc' men as a class me haven't the ground GY it. And whue the eolleg boys proceed to ing, the girls roeoed u, meu educmom It's a sit- quon which doesn't help marriage at By the Assoclated Press. RALEIGH, N. C., July 6—The eight- eenth forest lookout tower, silent senti- nel in the protection of woodlands from their foe, fire, has been ordered for North Carolina, and will be erected in the vicinity of Bolivia in Brunswick County, along highway No. 30, if a suitable site can be obtained. The tower, a 100-foot steel structure with an inside stairway, will afford a range of vision over a radius of between 12 and 15 miles, according to Charles H. Flory, assistant forester in charge of fire control. Plans have also been made by the de) ding to Forester Flory, to Columbus County, somewhere between Old Dock and the Waccamaw River or somewhere in the vicinity of Ash. Another lookout will be stationed on fi of the Burchtwn Bank Building in n fire seasons, it i& lnd vd these three look- out lm-s the whole of Brunswick County, as well as parts of Columbus and New Hanover Countles, will be covered. AT “SEVENTH AND K” Sun Bathing in Ireland. Sun bathing has taken the fancy of water bathers at coastal resorts near Dublin, Ireland, to such an extent this season that it is a common sight to see hundreds of both sexes and all ages on the sands enjoying the beneficial nys of Old Sol. Suits are worn down to ti waist by men, but women, still conurvl- tive in their bathing suit tastes, have to be content to let their costumes dry be- fore they take their sun baths. COLLEGE BOARD BOARD NAMED. Trustees !or Clrvlhll Teachers’ In- stitition Appointed. RMO!. N. 0, July 6 (P.—Cov, Gardner has announced the following || appointments on the board of trustees for the Bastern Carolina Teachers' Col- ¢ June 30, 1931—J. K. | ‘Warren of Trenton. Terms June 30, 1983—Mrs. Charles 8, Forbes of Greenville, W. E. Hooks of Ayden, Mrs. John G. Dawson of Khuwn and Mark Lassiter of Snow Terms expiring June 30, 1935—E. G. n, Greenville; James L. Grif- fin, Pittsboro; Henry Olarke Bridges, ||| Tarboro, and Mrs, W. B. Murphy, Snow Irish tion to was at a high tide following the ter- rible famine of.1845-6, and the memory of it has been preserved among the Irish Who came over at that period. o Scotland is endeavoring to_make an arrangement with the Irish Free State for the deportation of natives of Ire- land who are said to be a burden on Bcotch taxes. GOLDENEERG'S THE DEPENDABLE STORE Hurry! Tuesday, July 9 Last Day to Have Your Photograph Enlarged for 39c Bring any good photo, snapshot or group picture 4/ vou wish enlarged to { Goldenberg’s. We will enlarge it to a fine oval plaque, size 14x17 inches. You do not have to buy a {rame. No Mail or P’lunc Orders Goldenbery's—Third Floor. Colonial Bedroom Will Add A Distinctive Touch To Your Home At Small No the dainty charm of Cost restfulness and e Colonial Bedroom. Simple and sincere, it .reflects the true Ameri- can’s love for home. The quaint beds shown here are faithful reproductions of the beds our in. 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B @ brand: First, S perfect quality; full shades, also white an d black; perfec pers Babr's Ole ount; uality. —First Floor 25c¢ to 39¢ Voiles, Dimity, Organdie, Bu!lnto, Dotted Swiss yd" $l Plain colors and new- figured designs, i in ‘wanted colors, also Dotted Swiss for curtains, in several designs. 36 and 40 mches wide. “ $1.95 Felt-Base Rugs 41, ft. x 6 ft. 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Brown and gray feit with flexible hl":l Bathing Slippers for Boys’ $1.69 Of wi crepe rubber soles and ls: broken sizes. ¢ to 8 and 8% to , wltolt, Black Kidh D Serhes' 80 First Men’s $1.49 Felt 31 EVERETT SLIPPERS l'fl'“lll"lnd rubber heels; sizes 7 to 11. Fli l 95¢ U. S. Rubber z prs. 31 m".‘.’r‘u‘ "}“:u.‘;".‘:a'i'.'.fl"'fi 1 ATHLETIC SHOES white Sea Island duck. with genuine heel Children’s $1.49 Straps and Oxfords Patent, !ln and l!nk % Tomp .. _A— First Floor 2for$1 | oys’ 69¢ OVERALLS Good erade blue denim; tront; sises § to 14 vears. ect quality. Lemonade or Iced Tea Sets : ‘1 Tall piteher Hall Runner 4 yds. 31 | Slaih an with berders 18 tnches wide.* i 2| 2 for ¥ muumnflumhmm with bis i