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FOLEY CASE DEFENSE
, ARGUMENT IS BEGUN
State Testimony Ends in Alleged
Bribery and Conspiracy by
Hew Jersey Official.
the Awociattd Pres*.
NEW YORK, March 28—The de
fense argument begins today in the
trial of J. Harry Foley, state super
intedent of weights and measure* in
New Jersey; Maj. I. Katz and the
Paterson Brewing and Malting Com
pany on charges of bribery and con
spiracy to bribe federal agents.
Summing its case yesterday the
prosecution alleged that bribes were
given to obtain protection for the
manufacture of beer and liquor in
New Jersey and to obtain the co-op
rration of federal agents in keeping
Pennsylvania beer out of New Jersey. .
Counsel for the defense said Foley’s
contention would be that he had been
led into the case by the agents who
sought to collect graft from the
breweries, and that Katz’s defense
would be that federal agents threat
ened to close his as well as all other
New Jersey breweries unless the
agents were paid to permit them to
co-operate. Foley once was secre
tary to former Gov. Edwards of New
Jersey.
1,000 GIRLS EXPECTED
AT CAMP FIRE PARLEY
Seventeen States * and Seventy
Cities to Be Represented at Meet
ing in Kansas City Tomorrow.
By ttre A*ori»«*d Press.
KANSAS CITY, March 28.—More
than one thousand girls from seventy
towns in seventeen states are expect
ed here tomorrow for the opening of
the National Camp Fire Girls conven
tion. This is the first annual assem
bly in which the girls themselves
have participated in large numbers.
Most of the girls, officials said, have
been saving for months to pay their
own way.
Some are coming from as far away
as Seattle and New York.
Special railroad cars are scheduled
from Paola, Kan.; Des Moines, lowa,
and Omaha and Lincoln, Neb.
Pam-Aagora Air Route.
PRAGUE, Czechoslovakia. March
28.—The regular air service between
Paris and Prague is to be extended
next week to Constantinople and
Angora.
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SAY QUEENSTOWN
ATTACK REPEATED
Wounded Troops, Reaching Wales,
Tell of Snipers in Building After
Gory Pier Scene.
By the A woe If, ted Pre«*.
LONDON, March 28. —A second at
tack was made on British soldiers at
Queenstown about an hour after the
sanguinary onslaught last Friday on
the unarmed partyYrom Spike Island,
according to statements by some of
the wounded, who were landed at
Fishguard, Wales, yesterday.
An armed party under Capt. Neville,
they say, was sent ashore to ascertain
if all those wounded by the machine
gun bullets of the four assassins on
the pier had been accounted for. The
soldiers were marching along the pier
when shots were fired from a neigh
boring building, and Capt. Neville fell,
severely wounded in the thigh.
The soldiers immediately fired ma
chine guns in the direction whence
the bullets had come and a search
was made tor the snipers, hot this
was fruitless owing to the darkness.
The wounded men also declare that
some of the soldiers on Spike Island
received letters from their sweet
hearts ashore telling them not to land
Friday, but that they disregarded the
warning, believing it to be a Joke.
The four men in the motorcar who
attacked the unarmed party which
first landed, were poor marksmen, the
wounded say. or they could easily
have killed all the party as they stood
bunched on the pier. »
MeGnth to Retain Seat.
DLTtLJtN, March 28.—Joseph Mc-
Grath. resigned minister of industry
and commerce, has decided to retain
his seat in the dail eireann. He is
now engaged in forming an inde
pendent party with the other dissen
tients who support him.
NEW CABINET SWORN.
Radical Democrat Coalition Takes
Office in Belgrade.
By the Associated Press.
BELGRADE, March 28.—The newly
formed radical and dissident democrat
coalition cabinet was submitted to
the king today, after which the min
isters took the oath. M. Pachltch
is premier and M. Ninchitch, minister
of foreign affairs.
The new government has the sup
port of the old majority in parlia
ment. strengthened by the fifteen j
votes of the dissident democrats.
THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C„ FRIDAY, MARCH 28, 1924.
ARMS SALE ABANDONED. MANY REBELS FALL
•» »- IN ROUT AT MAFAFA
tols After Forty-Year Trade.
By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, March 28.—Butler Broth- Large Quantities of Supplies Cap
ers. merchandise wholesalers, an
nounoe that In the public Interest the tured *™ntera Being Ey»C
firm ban decided to quit selling re- Hated, Report.
volvers and pistols. The company
has handled them more than forty
years, and Us hales within the last th * Associated Pr**«.
decade alone have amounted to about VERA CRUZ, March 28.—Federal
18 estima trd. troops of Gen. Luis Gutierrez, under
The action was taken because of . ,
the growing sentiment throughout command of Gen. Cerlsola, have reut-
America against carrying concealed ed the forces of the rebel Gen. Qua
weapons,” the announcement states, dalupe Sanchez at Matafa, killing
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(IRCORTOBATIO)
14th and G Streets "gSMS*
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many rebels, wounding others and
capturing large quantities of sup
plies.
Arrivals from Fro n term report that
that town apparently ia being evacu
ated. It is asserted that many of the
rebel troop* sailed for Progreso and
CMn »•"*»« Monday and that only Gen.
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Stunning Coats and Capes for Easter
Are Offered at a Low Price
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Because the separate coat has its unquestioned place in every woman’s wardrobe,
designers and makers have outdone themselves this season in creating models more
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novelty, or a dashing cut polaire, you will be satisfied that’ any coat offered in this as
sortment is handsome enough to wear for any purpose, or upon any occasion.
All the newest points are included; the throw scarf collar, fur bandings, high fur
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every one distinguished for its conscientious workmanship.
Fifty Capes of Quality
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Candida Aguilar and minor officers
and a few troops remain at Prontera.
Mrs. Helen Marlon Viglini, a former
assistant district attorney in Dallas,
Tex., has announced her candidacy for
Judge of the county court. Mrs. Vlg
linl has practiced law in Dallas for
five yean and has devoted most of
her time to civil practice.
“Smart” style
' footwear
for children
RICH’S shoes for growing youngsters— both boys mi girls—
ore always distinctive in style, but never at ike sacrifice
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