The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 27, 1919, Page 4

ght SEATTLE STAR—WEDNESDAY, AUGUSS. DELMAS TOBE 'U, S, GENERAL LABELED JOKES Ansel Says Military Justice in Army Not Assured | RETURNED HERE Extradition Is Granted in Texas on Forgery Charge SyEe No) Tonight—Thursday—Friday—Then it cannot linger longer—This fascinating love romance of London and Venice—Gowns and Scenery are,notable. WASHINGTON, Aug, 27 T. Ansel, fe er jude cate general, befor the senat tury affaires subcommittee, yerte | sald many nerican generals are jokes to everybody but themacives Gen. Persifing’s experfence prior to the present war was “bushwhack ing guerrilla war and fow gen al officers have gal know! that fits the » court tial cases, A They are bound by red. tape and military justice is not amsured under | the existing system, he added, Riddell Protests Slicing Up Camp WASHINGTON, D.C nawinat (he | Representative Albert Johnson is in secured his} receipt of a telegram from Mayor [Riddell of Tacoma strongly oppos- ing the effort on the part of the committee on military affairs in the senate to abandon « part of as, Aug. 27.—Gover honored the appl noting of Wash return of A, Me Dell self overnor for the ius DD. M ton Cowan, rT) colonel In of styled former leutenant the British army and veteran ithe world wa MeCowan Texas pardoned governor, He the Te peniten hew as serving a term arrested in to Texas was recently a had | 5 xan d was re Seattle and returned Dallas newspapers took up the case. ated Mot story of how, | us Col, Delman had won the} Vietoria Cross for gallantry in the jowan's he ern campaign and eventually pardon “4% went thrd the ordeal of fire nd have come back purged," Del n he was known pere, said nm came pews of additic Camp lewis alleged forgeriog On the West Johneon has wired. the Tacoma and Nearing on the Washington | srieiat declaring Gen. Hunter Li extradition request. Now Delmas) care iy due shortly to make w visit is to go back to Washington—with | Reb, Lewis and make « report hin Victoria Cross and British army las to whether or not part of the CHatiens—fe begin a new fight for) camy will be abandoned, The war right fo freedom he claims he WON | department, it is said, favors main. Turkish battlefields taining « large camp. * ° t« | Two Killed; Five He’d Limit Profit | Wounded in Ri | ou in Riots to Reduce H.C. L. || nreckennivar, ra, Aue. 21 SE United Press)—Additiong! deputy sheriffa we guard at the mines of the Allegheny Coal and Coke Co. here today, to prevent a renewal of plast night's rioting, in which two were killed and five wounded ‘The shooting started when Mrs. Fanny Sellaire, organizer for the United mine Workers. led a mans at tack of 200\strikers against deputy guarding the mine. The woman and one of her companions | were killed. The strike has been in | Progress for five weeks on Is Your Boy on the Fence? 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