Washington Post, The (Newspaper) - May 10, 1923, Washington, District Of Columbia THE THURSDAY MAY 10 1923 HUNK MOUNT BODY WASHED UNDER PIER Theory Advanced in Death of Student Missing Since Class Rush MANY BEFORE GRAND JURY President of Uni- J and Girl Called to Testify Today i hung Information that J of the under which as found the au to be that uf I Mount extern t fd during a nt r i i the winter of 1921 f I r M 11 t disappear WHO f ll i i ush tnd liter 1 if u I ro i ht to the State tu a office This ire le I TM I C orman att n to the Jhe r i R was Irr while it was still open Jif Mount had drowned in I v t M h as the result of a ttv i ties accident or BU i Hole i nt bj I rhe front of the pier had ii built f M 1 ha J t t Hex I the skeleton had been pJd ed n JPT t i I r C lowering ft small 1 ol in the flooring i B nail trawled h l f f H cl t t ril s affo It c jf H h I i t 1 i-ughf u 11 r sna 1 b told a policewoman is r i alp last jmmer in or l hpp r to change t fc Vathi ip uere T 1 I t f ht Brand 1 rnn r I o 1 each Pob f IH A 1 t i f it 1 ho r 1 1 it the su timer f 111 1 t 1 L rt 10 as I i I t ther hile Ih if It s mini i ed before It I 11 s u president s 1 1 s I i eel an h fil 1 w at from 1 n and John i ho slid he saw all ill his i i 1 A cr h de the il i A her the ntrs He of tl t w h I M unt as I r horc fi oni t rd i v as rc tiled t He 1 en led 1 IP 1 the 4 c f i U th it 1 I r d t e h fr t i I 01 l I I h u ft t ei freshman M I t st L 1 i c Idei i l r i i t d t e i U IWM L 1 further I t K I 1 f t s s n I I I tl t l 111 t I h K t i li in 1 sa 1 t l- Plan to Anchor Wood Ships IRISH PEACE MOVE As Ocean Airways Favored Gen Mitchell Says Idea May Prove Impetus to Inter-Continental ever Characterizes Army Air Service Proposal as A plan to distribute ships of the fleets now lying Idle In the and Potomac rivers across the Atlantic and Pacific as floating Islands to be used as fuel bases for airplanes was being with Interest yesterday among aviation cor ales following publication in U S Air Service a monthly publication de- voted to flying Brie William Mitchell chief of the army air service nas one of the strongest advocates of the plan Some such Idea has been In my mind for the last four years lie said and if the ships could be available for tilts pose they would greatly assist the of transoceanic On the other hand Chairman bert D Lasker of the United States Shipping Board declared ect impractical and visionary The government does not own the he said and could not maka une of them for such a purpose Skips T C Turner chief of the service of the marine corps as un- willing to commit himself on the Usability of such a step The day v ill come however he said when some sort of must be on the Atlantic Pacific in order for commercial transoceanic flights to be a success In iti leading article of the May Issue U S Air Service suggests that the surplus ships be anchored aloni certain water routes on the seas and lakes to act intermediate landing for airplanes equipped for landings Tlie navy and marine corps espe could establish many an routes with a string of anchored along the within rea the article air routes also could be organized based upon theye ships hat If half a of these ships could be along the 90 mile air between Key West and Ha vana a commercial line now Is operating Would not this ly the success of such an air enterprise at all Tic I p VV a of these ships properly placed as bases a flight from New to Warhington to Panama would no hazards the article con It also suggested the prac of air routes being between Angeles and San Diego and the Hawaiian Islands If caught in a storm an aircraft could tie up to the nearest ship base the article stated Mitchell declared that with a string Ojf floating Islands across the Atlantic and Pacific equipped with wireless and fuel supplies it would be possible to make a trip across the Atlantic In an airplane with certain safely Through the use of the wireless weather forecasts could be and warnings issued to planes In time to present them running into storms he said Fliers could be ad vised at bases to land In the of an unexpected shortage of fuel on a trip It would be a simple thing to glide down to or within striking distance of a base to secure additional supplies mould Be Regarding the lonesomeness of the job as on tone of tlie bases United State Service declared that transatlantic air traffic might take such a rise that tha mid ocean of raft of ships would be the scene of loading of fuel and other Fliers stationed at H cussed the plan animatedly at clubs and posts here predicted a concerted to bring the plan into effect soon 1 as to I k i 1 M ir ff re I h m f t P e i to k I H S T H rf fpc i I 1 i t of i i It I r Mli n to sp ak at UNK DUAL KILLING WITH LOGAN LABOR TROUBLE Ohio Police Hold Miner Who Admits Shooting Two Men at His Home Ohio MRJ of tw o men at t lie coal mine pear here In the of the croine was ij other chapter in the r ogan labor dead men Ldward L rt I Snan er a shot down tho of I T Miller who ad the k 11 rigs arrested Sheriff and Of Deer Mooie definite for act has not been established was 1 I ogAn sheriff u d t nt 1 a 5 em ago said to be a u uon miner In ed in ost l-g i 1 he ac ord to information bv i TS the wo men ap pen el n the home Mil 01 of children an M rf 1 thf r knock at the door and il tie mei that Miller was not it l HP M t 1 ee one of the men is u IHV r declared that Mi lei a1 eged to opened fire from i n as shot runes in the back i er as hot hut 01 ce In a telephone late bet cen Prosecutor it ol cou i id Attorney at on the latter informed the that Reyn lds and Swan i ei hero on a Tin that Miller had expressed a to about the armed n treh of In tf he w as granted immunity and these men came to see him to perfect ir r Miller tonight denied he lad ever offered to Suburban Frank John V ROCKl II I K At the annual election of directors of the members of the Mutual ire Insurance of held In the offices of the at the following were chosen Ij Baile Roger B 4 Garner Robert r 1 C r Simuel K 1> I r is Jonos Thomas t md of RocKi ille The ii rectors reelected Mr I dent Mian T it a Douglas I assist ant seci e and 1 ire the barn on the farm of B together with horsee about I 000 bushels of and numerous Implements a total of 000 The nome C it e w as ed hj o i Members o tile ftd of the on the first floor Tho waa it about 000 The fire started in a little buiMing the dent t V J trr se hli issued hert to MISH Tul ft I s and Maurice 1 both of I erlar j Grot Afd i WANT MOKE EATEN M 11 fr i f Hit salf n 11 cl r 1 o t rter May Ask Pennsylvania to Help Pay for Prosecution I W Maj ot legislators to collect ft t of the In the Statt in prosecuting Pennsylvania mli who marched on A a last and after killing the sheriff of Brooke val lable mine appeared In An amendment to the general appropriation pro Icle 1 for a sum of money to pat part of the expenses Incurred in the prose of cases arising from an son from In 1822 kn as tlie Cllftonvllle riot ft uai to the house that was because the touts be made a claim i- i nst Pennsylvania at the trials of almost 100 rioters showed that th mob had organized at Avella Prf 01 er the West Virginia State 1 ne CLASH OVER WOMEN VOTING the Destroyer Rust keeps you paying plumbing bills Rust clogs iron or steel pipe colors the red causes leak after leak on Brau plumbing Brass does not rust and at- a constant supply of clear water Sares you many Its cost by leaks ruined and re- pair bills A smaller Brass pipe will the same flow of water as a larger site iron pipe So the first cost of Brass Is bat little more than iron Ask your plumber n once Wore hook Repi r Poof COPPER BRASS ASSOCIATION Burkhannon Officials Challenge Some Whose Husbands Are Hi to The W Va 9 Count ins of the ballots cast In the pal election yesterday at Buchannon were completed this afternoon when it was found that Dr o B Beer world war veteran had been elected major over Major M E Heimei by a vote of 1 114 to 830 Stanley Brown was elected recorder without tion and the successful candidates were First ward I O rlerht Second ward Frank O ard Third ward H K Dawson and Fourth ward 3 L Ward who was unopposed The election was hotly contested and was featured with challenges of the right of women whose husbands were temporarily out of the city although finally per to cast ballots With this tion the city returns from the com- mias on to the form of government Bakers at Cumberland Contention Plan Campaign Special N Hie W To t Cumberland Mai TH an of the association ba ers from Oakland Md ni W i to C ind ai nes boro Pa ivas held here J rank F of th 1 ing The address of welcome lias de I II sec rotarj of the chamber of The response was bj Glenn O Gaiber of s of the Polo raac States Rakers association The bakers d bread stand ards and the and means to In crease the consumption of bread A cooperative advertising campaign discussed v raisin bread contest held M Ith the awarding of for the eight best loaves exhibited The entertainment included the an dinner at the 1 ort Cumberland with a theater for the tho affair up uith a smoker and for the men BRONZER BURNED IN BLAST Others Hurt U hen Static j Causes Machine to Explode Mai 9 Gar land 46 was injured ami other employes when the bronzing machine in the printing plant of J U son Sons exploded breaking win do vs in the building and in adjoin ing structures and a pi op erty damage estimated at 110000 Garland who wan enveloped in flames rescued by follow The which followed the blast was extinguished quickly Chief W H attributed the explosion to static electricity Ing- the bronser in the machine Heads Winchester Pastors to The w POM Winchester May Rev George W Stover pastor of tha United Brethren church pastor In point of service has been elected president of the Winchester Minister lal association composed of clergymen resident here The Rev Charles pastor of the First Baptist church was elected vice president and the Rev J F Morgan pastor of the First Christian church treasurer Boy 11 Battles to M Post U Va Maj 9 battle with a weasel was re- ported today by Ray McDonald a vear old farm boy when he brought the scalp of the animal to the office of the clerk to obtain the bounty offered for It by law Chick had been disappearing at the Me Donald home Yesterday the boy found the weasel gorging on a In a fa nee corner and he attacked It The little animal showed light but McDonald quickly dealt It a blow wits a club and broke its back DELICIOUS MID EFFECTIVE Port's Bran with Other of Wheat is the Bran food you can depend upon for effective remits It gives yon the valoe of bran bat without or irritation Bran Is a delightful really food that MXu MOW LUCE IRANI ENDED Free State Rejects De Valera Terms Refuses Further Negotiations BAIL LAUGHS AT Attitude of Both Bidet Shown to Be Unchanged From Stand of Tear Ago Dublin Mav 9 By A read In the dan day tended to confirm the general Im- pression that a negotiated peace be- tWeen the free state and the licans ia Impossible The documents revealed that neither the free state authorities nor Eamon de Valera and his republican followers are ready to make any advance from their made Known a afro The correspondence was between de Valera and Jameson and Douglas the latter as intermediaries It brought out that de Valera was in- upon by September 16 and that the republicans should be permitted to sit In the free state parliament without taking the oath of allegiance Among other demands were that republican arms should be stored under guard of republican ad herents H III Talk Farther W ill am president of the dail said the government not had refuged the terms but had de dined to enter Into further communi cation with de The main sub- ject of speculation tonight was w hether E F de Valera s chief of staff would now withdraw his i scent order to the republican forces to cease firing on the free staters Some of the republicans ad Danced tHc belief that the state ministers would be more embarrassed by a peace than bv war because tliey hold on court judgments on the ground that II wat exists The dail laughs indeed the speaker once ruled laughter to be out of order but today when the members heard De Valera s demand for the use of barracks In which to storo republican arms under Mean guards and also for the re leaie of funds subscribed ih the States and elsewhere for the republic the house laughed heartily Demands On Maj 3 and Mav 7 Senators Tameson and Douglas De and brought back a long doc on the lines of his proclamation and making the foi IOK Ing specific demands That a general election be held not later than September IB this year that a further opportunity be afforded as soon as possible for the hearing of am claims or objections to the now being ionised and that a commission repi e of all parties be appointed to guarantee fait In all the election arrange that all censorship of the mails and the be abolished that the press be requested jointly to guur a fair proportion of its space for of tho republican pro giam and adequate protection be republican printers and spapers Jht leader manded That 21 das s from date of the general election the new 1 elected shall as semble ind all the powers and ma of shall then be handed AI question to the hosen bi the uf the Return of Property That the funds of the republic in tie States and a sealed in shull be made available peaceful efforts in sup port ol Hie republican cause all the property of the re seized by tlie free forces shall be That In compensation foi losses sustained bj dining tlie direct conflict with Bng lind there shall be no discrimination those u ho In the present con been supporters of the n public That on the signing of the agreement of peace a general shall be proclaimed and when II is announced on behalf of the republican authorities that It him been complied with all political and prisoners of war shall bo released and further military or ciMl action shall not be taken against who supported the republican cause In Disappointed President in reph to Senator Jameson insisted that bo effet control of arms but said that the prf pared to the bishops through I he clergy to act as interme diaries for their surrender be no departure from conditions he added no fur ther communication with De can be entertained c only com indicating definite ac of the terms in writ Ing and banded to ou for his signs lure the senators He s which said Your letter with e s disappointed me MX offer generous Iv embraced principle of na T could conceive our op to be fighting for T been met Insistence on i and in ii form which is well 1 now 11 by one witli the situation to be able President promised the dill in to debate the question if It desired Democrats Here Hail Victory in Baltimore Commenting on s pal election In Baltimore the Demo national committee declared yesterday In a statement that the overwhelming Democratic victory not redeems that from Republican rule bat gives full as surance that the State of Maryland Is in the Democratic column for 1924 Additional cause for Democratic the statement added It found In the returns of the municipal elections in New Jersey where the city of Hoboken nearly doubled Its normal Democratic majority recent returns from municipal elections Chicago Detroit Baltimore and Cities of lesser site plainly show that Democrats are again united and thus strengthening dence In a Democratic national vie next year Nuptials to The Pott Md May 9 Hilda daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter J of and P Moller Jr son of Mathias P Meller church organ man- Hagerstown were married in Baltimore today by tha Or Pate the bride's uncle at Garret t Park church The b rifle is a graduate of Sheppard col lege and a graduate of Susquehanna v ON MEDICINAL LIQUOR moil maj be imagined might subject him to serious consequences if not death itself While the exercise of tory power In the interest of the lic at large frequently brings about Individual hardship it is to be re called that one of the chief objects is to preserve and Is not to jeopardise and destroy the health of Its citizens For this reason I feel that persons not to be deprived of the use when required of such medicines as are proper and necessary for their re- lief unless authority for such vation has expressly been conferred It was at this point that Judge Knox struck what many attorneys be- was a serious blow the pre- scription restriction in the Harrison act All of us recognizes he said that the unregulated use of morphine co and other habit forming drugs may have most baneful effects but who would say they should not in a proper case be prescribed by a competent SaTi Exceeded Powers Returning to the question of wheth er the prescribing of liquor were necessary In certain cases he in necessary to mean that which Is desirable advisable and needful and continued It would seem not to be a function of Congress particularly under the amendment eighteenth to invade as H were the domain of medical authority and to deprive patients what they need and by every prtn of right and justice are to have Having assumed to do so it would appeal that the action does nn constitute legislation to the object sought to be obtained through the adoption of the amend ment To nre it seems reasonably clear that the right of the public to have available for its use an adequate ot a valuable therapeutic agent transcends the present of Congress to decree ise upon the basis of expediency or policy It within the power of Con gress he sold to pass stringent laws ff necessary In to prevent abuse of the prescription writing au thorlty but anv such regulations must fall short at an actual against the use ot liquor to the extent demanded by the reasonable necessities of the proper treatment of known ailments Present Limit I C as a regulator measure might even limit the of liquor to be if it deter mined bv a that reasonably and might be required he conceded but he de the present limitation ap arbitrary and without justl on the basis of the facts al in the case before him which had been admitted by the govern ment I have reached the conclus on he rone that the limitations of the act and its amendments w hich make it ful to prescribe but one pint of intoxicating liquor for the internal use of a person whose known ailment If it Is to be properly treated requires the administration of a greater quantity FACE GRAVE DANGERS COURT REMOVES BAN CAPTIVES OF CHINESE INVESTIGATION NEARS SUDDEN END WE SERVE YOU WELL New York Dry League Cash Receipts Show Big Increase New York Mav League of Vork at its annual meeting today officers and adopted resolutions Declaring con in H Andersen the State superintendent The resolution also condemned all efforts to dis credit his wise leadership The treasurers shoved cash receipts of more than 000 f f r the fiscal ended 30 an increase of 000 over the ng v ear Informant for Dry Agents Missing Murder Is Feared Boston police search for John Law son ji w ho had been by enforcement officials as an Informant was of his said iad word that he had been k lied at Providence R J and his i ito the water there Law son to go to Gloucester on 1 and has been old Police officials w ired Narragansett Pier R I for further details find Intr a man s there Law son is believed to be In dence on a seciet estimation of rum WOULD CLOSE MAIL TO KLAN League Prediction Is Falsely Laid to Lincoln Serial to flic Chicago May 9 The American T ntu has protested to against the use of the I i States to spread the doc es of the Ku The league formed to oppose the Klan bases Its on a statement attributed to Abraham I print ed on envelopes with a profile of I m coin The statement Is that In which L s alleged to have predicted a conflict coming from Rome The league It IR needless to this la the purest fabrication and has been repudiated bj Robert Lincoln now but the which we pro test Is that the public be used TS i disseminate that falae not but all fair minded people and par the memon ot the great man to w bom these falae senti menta are attributed FROM FIRST the other foreign prisoners for a moment across the valley At night fall she was taken to a village where she was treated kindly by the Chinese women Next a Chinese escorted her toward the railway and thence to She did not whether her escort was a bandit but she noticed he wore a soldier n coat said she did not know why she bad been released She did not see any of the other captured women she reached There she found Kiss McFadden who had suffered more than the others as she was wearing slippers that poor protection for her feet on the rocky trail Later the bandits Miss Fadden a donkey as a mount but the fell off several times and was badly bruised Miss Auld and Mn Seaton In Peking Not Captured Eugene Ore ilhan Auld and her aunt Mrs Lillian Seaton of Eugene who were reported to have been captured by Chinese bandits are safe In Peking and were not captured according to a cable gram received from Miss Auld at 6 30 this afternoon by her mother Mrs David Auld The cablegram read Safe not captured WANT ROADS MERGED INTO 20 BIG SYSTEMS FROM FIRST has grown six times as fast as the population asserted W L Clause chairman of the n de velopment of and nation of rail and service In 50 years he said the population has increased 2 1 times the railroad tonnage has increased 1 times Is The growth has been so rapid that all thought has been absorbed with the problems incident to the railroads catch up with existing conditions and little or no thought has been given to the problem of whether the railroads car keep pace with the growth of the He quoted Secretary of Commerce Hoover said that railway last fell cost the nation more than v as required to run the government Mr Clause advocated that the de velopment of inland waterways on a broad program of Federal be so they might supplement the railroads although he expressed a belief that the must al ways continue to be the backbone of T G of the bituminous coa operator special committee declared before the natural resources produc tion group that artificially created shortages had been con the of coal to the in The cost of production he added had been a comparatively less ira portant factor in price making Blames Tabor Control He asserted that the serious interference in pi and dm of cial had been absentee labor control on the part of ambi leaders of miners and men s unions The 8 000 mage of the T ho are not engaged in min coal ue continued can not af fold to protect the coal miner in the ment of a special can not grant him a subside which will keep him in an at IIP proposes to w orl but horns a fhe s a eek 1 he coal strike he charged had forced by a powerful industrial union seeking to extend its over the moat important of the country and TI rest an advantage from the other wage earners of then own with de terminal on to secure w hat as wanted no mat ter what it cost the others in dis comfort mones suffering and 1 ves Dine at The Florida Committee Has No More Witnesses in Sight May dose Hearing CONFIDENT Today Dinner Owner of Gamps Where Hen Are Said to Have Died to Ec- f ute Testimony Tallahassee Fla May 9 A P legislative inquiry into prison camps operated Senator T J Knabb in Baker county appeared to night to be Hearing a sudden end Hearings tuat had been scheduled for today Tailed to materialize and the committee deferred further meeting until tomorrow Chapter May Be Closed At the time it will be decided it was stated just what it follow There were Indications that this chapter in the relation of prison camp brutalities had been closed in sofar as the joint legislative com was concerned Senator John P Stokes chairman of the commit tee said he felt the committee had reached the crest of its it recommended the abolition of the lease system corporal pun ah ment dismissal of county officers ex pulsion of one doctor from Florida medical and the discharge of a prison supervisor Senate Stokes contends no further good coula any farther into the Knabb case No Statement by Knabb Senator who s a wealth resident of Baker count owner of seven turpentine tracts and a farm declared he w m rot In a position to issue a presenting his side of case When one is threatened ith su t for 000 it is to wat unt the proper time before maU ng an declaration he sa d He has taken a ide toward the investigation of hi can p and said he was confident he would be a c ean of when the matter is concluded He further contended h would be abie I to refute the offered ea b-v Mrs Thelma Franl lin who told the committee a per i sonal investigation Into the Knabb camp Deaths The State senator explained the of two negro women and her daughter residing near his com ic camp L Thomp warden of the amp Declaring the killing occupied almost two weeks asro and that Thompson had been bv a Coroners Knabb said the shooti ig- ed while Thompson and another p were to quell a the fiee negro quai ters of lie cam MaM Sheffie d sa d K abb and her ere m 1 L i i a fight and Thompson ordered the R n en to the r Ma jun ped 01 th a j 1 he daughter flashed a 1 down on his w he he ope ed k t otl w o nen declared Mr Knabb The serator said Thompson h w aritei a t camp foi more a i PA h ari Sheff eld was i forne r The Sheffield w oman ed in much correspondence Krabb and M comn of ag l en was ac oord ig- to tl e al reports o Knabb had leased a woman corn ct to work in a can p populated nici Held Lp m of ec- al to The n ton I oM U A Ma lar en pio ed as i c on the J At app e 01 chard farm i ear ilie Oar P T- held up at p sto po i t la e n git i a st jp of wl Je walking to his rooming house and rel of h cash t to Sowers d ho as saunter v 1 w 1 P he lone band t su Menl thrust a i nto h b face and r fled nls pockets Lmnb Wat Tnat or TWO ButUr Etc ALSO Bellevue Farms Restaurants I G 1388 1 Avenue Better Thu You CM 1315 Through to H St VI ashington s Most Beautiful Good Health IB one of the greatest 01 Promote good health eat n fiesh wholesome food kind ed at Inn Cafeter a Everything Prices Reasonable No Delays No Tip P Prop ARNOLD COMPANY 1311 H St If property is For ov Voi Kent tall 01 w itp for our representative to rail and the The coupon IK for oui con Fill it out and mail 1 H W TOUT tite eall nn me 10 of of mv Mr LULIE NELSON MEXICO PLANS NO DKY ZONE Cabinet Member Denies of on Border 7.1 Tex Maj 1 P I I Mexico s- sect of the m and chief of Ob o gon s cabinet left list n sht e i toute to San Francisco to consult physicians There Is no truth to reports tli it Federal authorities are contemp aL ingr a 50 mile zone alons the frontier in which the sale of would be barred he Sd but the federal intends to keep border cities free of sam CONFEDERATE BANDIT Arkansas Man Loses Life During of Movie House Cincinnati Ohio bandit who was shot and almost killed bj one of his tn o a hoM up of Knau l theater owner here last night was Identified as McClam 25 3 ears old of Black Rock The was b po lice of Norwood Ohio w ho recognized the dead man as a thief was in their custody last October on a charge of They said he was a habitue of poolrooms where he was known as Mississippi expert pool An old time process applied to tobacco takes out all rawness all harshness notice the difference in your pipe or in a cigarette Ask for in wood oung Mother's I Health is Most Vital t I am g ad to the opportun of giving I to Dr Pierce s wonderful medicine I ior I suffered with feminine trouble and did not anv benefit until I w as to take the Fa Prescript on following moth ears ago I ft as erj weal and at times I suffered but thH as fully bv the use of the tion Lul f n this famous now at nearest drug store i i tablets or liquid or write D1 Pierce president hotel in Buffalo ft r f rep acM ice L L PERKINS I BOND YOU f M Bide Cheaper Than Rent Cash Per Month Six rooms and bath ern new homes Large Yard Street now being pared Just off East Capitol near Eastern High School Price Phone Us for Inspection A yr 1415 Eye Street Main 4752 Sunday May 13 Mothers Day A Mother's Love Greatest of AH Make Her Happy With a Box of The Original CARAMELS Freih Every Hour Fountains at Both Stores Serve Real Homemade Ice Cream 9th G Sts 609 14th St Used to Be the Leading German Restaurant IT 18 ENDRES E A Rare and SPECIAL NOTICES t See Boo n 414 PLUMBING Tke 1427 F St fag Special aec Ml Hells Pie Did Your Roof Leak hlB oJT n for FERGUSON Ma n SI 1
