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' MENACES COUNSEL
WITH SUSPENSION
Judge In Libel Suit Warns De
fense Lawyer. Follow
ing Speeches.
Jtv the A'■*«<'(atPiths.
COBOURO. Ontario. April 27.
Throat of suspension front active par
ticipation in the trial hovered yesterday
over Prank Regan, chief counsel tor W.
T. R. Preston and F. \V. Wilson. In the
$50,000 libel suit brought against the
two newspaper men by Gen. Sir Arthur
Currie.
Regan, who had been rebuked several
times by Justice Rose for remarks in
court, protested against what he termed
the ‘war college" at a hotel where
many of the former soldiers who arc
witnesses in the ease are staying He
said he objected to witnesses being put
through » lecture at the war college"
before coming into court to testify.
"If you will persist," Justice Rose told
1 him. "in making these iregular and un
authorized siK'cehes. 1. instead of scold
ing you, shall have to ask one of the
other counsel of your side to take up
the case.”
Regan «as rebuked again after he
had told Lieut Milton Fowler Gregg,
holder of the Victoria Cross and other
medals, that he was a pretty good man
for an adjutant." Gregg had declined
to express an opinion as to the justifi
cation ot fighting by the Canadians after
the armistice had been signed. Justice 1
Rose suggested that “some witnesses had
earned immunity" from such remarks.
The testimony, chiefly from former
members of the famous Princess Pats.
■ bore upon the contention in an article
written bv Preston and published in
Wilson's paper that Canadian lives
were sacrificed in an attack on Mons ,
on Armistice day for the glorification i
of the Canadian high command. The !
suit was based upon this article.
The witnesses agreed that there had
been no attack on Mons that day, be
cause. as one of them expressed it, there
had been "nobody to attack.” since the
Germans were withdrawing without a
at niggle.
SMITH AND HOOVER
LISTED FOR "CLASH”
Former Gov. Allen of Kansas Pre
dicts Their Nomination for
Presidential Office.
Br Press.
NEW YORK. April 27.—Former Gov
Henry J Allen of Kansas last night told
the Jackson Heights Republican Club
that "the contest in the coming presi
dential campaign will be a clash be
tween two great personalities—Al Smith
and Herbert Hoover."
"Any Republican nominee will beat
Gov. Smith in Kansas." he predicted.
“This is no reflection upon the governor
We just don't understand him. and
never had an opportunity to acquire a
tas’e for him.
"The issue in this campaign will be
simply that of adherence to the Cool
idge policies of economy, honesty and
efficiency. If Kansas never before
made up its ..mind to vote for the Re
publican party, it has this year
“Out our way we give thanks that
Hoover is not politically minded; fchai
he is primarily a business man. For
Kansas wants a business man as
President and never will consent to the
transfer of Tammany Hall to the White
House.” ,
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In Third Week of Indoor Bunion Derby
I j Three of the more than 30 runners
• ! in the Y. M. C. A. indoor installment
marathon are "nearing the city" in
j ihesr figurative race from Mount Ver
* non to Washington, which began a
week ago.
The trio, far in the lead and tied for
first place, are R. 5?. Eaton. H. Wolf
and H. James They are about midway
between Alexandria and Washington,
according to the picturesque panoramic
chart in the lobby of Y. M. C A head
quarters. 1730 G street Close behind
j the leaders is W. M Parrott, and a
■ short distance to the rear of Parrott
. lis T. R Wilson.
■ Their positions in tlie race are indi
| rated by numbered thumbtacks, which
■ are moved forward, day by day. as the
' i participants continue to circle the in-
I door track in tlre “Y” gymnasium
j While the runners are covering their
i ! daily allotments a group of eight svvim-
I mrrs is ploughing back and forth in
; | the pool in an installment swim, also
■ I figuratively, from Colonial Reach to
Blacklstone Island, n distance of 12
miles. W. J, Stephenson and F C
Lavin are out in front in the swim,
having covered about three miles in a
week H Dye is runner-up.
Other participants in the land race
arc H Kulup. H. Maranian. C. E Beck
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Keller, H. live, B. Siegel. C Aben. R-
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si A. F. Dtiehrlng, R B Morgan. A. A
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The contests will close May 15 with
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* blems to those who complete the races
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„ POTOMAC. Vn . April 27 —Mrs
■ Hazel Lee Burke, wife of William E
u Burke, died at her home at Mount
c Vernon avenue and Columbia pike last
* night. Funeral services will be held
l1 l at the residence Monday at 2 p.m
* and interment will be in Bethel Ceme
tery at Alexandria Her husband,
mother. Mrs Ada Stoneberger, and five
* j sisters survive.
•
Mrs. Margaret Herbert Die*.
r I Special Diepati h to The siar.
FREDERICK. Md . April 27.—Mrs
1 Margaret E Herbert, mother of Mrs
iI A. P Tibbets and Arthur Herbert of
1 Washington, died at her home here
' yesterday. She was nearing her
seventy-sixth birthday. Funeral services
* will be held here tomorrow.
Bolivia Honors IT. S. Educator.
I A PAZ. Bolivia. April 27 t/P). —Prof
David P. Barrows of the University of
California, who has been lecturing here
on political and sociological topics, yes
! terdav was invested with the degree of
i doctor "honoris eausa" before a dis
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Conduit Road Association.
A resolution commending the fight by
Senator Phipps for the abolishment of
the lump-sum appropriation and a re
turn to tlie 60-40 basis between the
District and Federal Governments to
1 meet expenses here was adopted by
the Conduit Road Citizens’ Association
at a meeting in St. David's parish ball
last night.
The association adopted a resolution
indorsing the proposed southwest site
as a location for a farmers' market, but
urged that an Item be included in the
Dili providing specifically for retail
trade as well as wholesale.
A better lighting system for the whole
territory covered by the association also
was asked in a resolution. Another
resolution was adopted asking the Dis
trict authorities to take steps to relieve
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