The evening world. Newspaper, June 29, 1921, Page 16

THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 29, 1921,” al Ie the Johnson Shipyard Corporation |tion brought out that early in 1916) poration, Harden resigned In August, Ir ies the systern of transferring bank HARDING WANTS d sarthament and “it would seem to| pression as the members of the two q of Mariners’ Harbor, have been in- Bedell bought ten shares of the Jobn- 1)17, to ge p the army and Ma-| funds to the ount of the company me ample if it should be expressed | Houses of Congress find themselves when t ds company was, i ia! ted by the Federal Grand Jury in /#9" Shipyard stock. At that time Jo-| gruder was elected president and tort pee are Comey Ww GENERAL TERMS' in the broadest and most genera!| disposed to make.” ‘ i f & ontinued until ea poklyn. seph A. Johnson was President of the neral manager of the shipyards t the. bast, ast May. Directors of the bank ON DISARMING (rms' President Harding wrote to Mr. Mondell will read it to the “hreatgie 1 befo: Judge Garvin, Concern After the U be - da | marae f through his counsel waived | entere Bh 8 the reading of the indictment and en- |P4 # proposal, probably the Porter amend District Attorney Ross, | learning of this, brought 5 tered a plea of not guilty, Bail was 1} a minor ion with the stock, mort of which he did not pay | the bank $80 Opinion Only “in Broadest 1 am vastly more concerned with| fy nt, would be offered ed fifty sharos of com.| {re them. He Is alleged te c wy sorporation, obtained from the Gove) for | District Atte oR that ’ : the favorable attitude of the Congress a fixed at $25,000 by Judge Garvin, who |Corporation, obtained from the Gov. eee sng! Wa Wieiies f explained that later motion to have |erhinent contracts for the building of Then \t is alleged Magruder pre-|PMa "nade ne a Pe Terms,” He Write on this question than Tam as to the | Woman Dies o telat this reduced would be considered, three ships at a cost of $300,000 each f stions, : WASHINGTON, dune 29—1t is expressing that attitude,” the| moved from an “Li to Representative Mondell of House when the Borah disarmament © Republican leader in| amendment is reached, He has ind that a substitute for the Borah ” shares of preferred |ing to Mr. ¥ Desirable to Have Congress's 4 mitted takin; ing, Mra, Eleanor Iverson, fifty ra old, of No. 7 Ridge Street, died he station at 14st $ nue before the arriy: » have the ex- je opinion on the lating to wor ed, "You may be sure | itive will be ready te An officer of the bank said: ‘The |W desirable" real amount of overdrawn drafts is | pre of a fav part of Congress I nKoptt asked that ball be fix Former Cashier of of Mariners’) $50,000, nedet, wn Harbor Bank Said to Have |ave fiven the intor eet and ‘Third t non "qehlon zl t, pay any checks the indictments were found, ‘s il) and and indorsed by | —— Used Money in Ship Co, | haw not been arrested racta for the ships na promi: edit 18 good on ac =BROOKLYN = —E Although the indictment charges the pent figure in th affairs of the core shes » Charged with misapplication of the |men with misapplying $8,300 on and opened a small account funds of the Mariners’ Harbor Na- te Baie Be (pane Nga ) tional Bank of Staten Island, 8yl-| mate » peuen to vanus Bedell, former cashier of the| jg also indicted on charges of A ma fe * f money on contracts Distrist Attorney | "FULTON. 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