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WILMINGTON, DELAWARE. MONDAY. NOVEMBER 20, 1922
14 PAGES.
TWO CENTS.
THIRTY-FIFTH YEAR. NO. 139
GRAND JURY PROBING HALL-MILLS MURDER;
GIRL HOME UNHARMED, THOUGHT KIDNAPPED
THOLIBHIHER
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12-Ycar-Old Athlyn Reed
Says She Jumped From
Stranger's Auto
Truck
SIRE'S COMPANIONS
COMPLICATE STORY
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Ethlyn Reed,
of Mr». Vettie
2-year-old daughter
404 North
need
•ntly jeropt
Adam» »treet. by inn
.ng without her mother'» knowledge.
an invitation of a stranger to take
an automobile ride yealerday. caused
much excitement in that neighbor
hood because of a report sh* had
been kidnapped.
safely were offerd in SI Paul s M. E.
Church last night, by the Rev. C. !..
Hubbard, while a large number ofl
police officer« and men In automo
biles searched the country in an at
empt to find her. About 9 o'clock the
girl returned' home, unharmed, ex
p.ainlng that ahe had taken a ride;
and detained longer than she had ex-!
pected. The police at first were In-J
dined to carry the investigation fur
Iher. but in view of-the fact that the
girl was unharmed and the desire of
the mother to avoid further publicity
they derided to drop rhe matter.
The three compalons of the Reed;
girl were Mary Newell. 1 1 years old.-j
400 North Adams street; Sophie Mc
Veigh, 13 years old, 1112 West Sixth
street and Margaret Haney. 12 years
old. of Front and Jackson «treats.
The Reed girl is a pupil at No.
Ptibflc School and her three cotnpan
ions attend St. Paul'« Parochial
School
Ethlyn and her girl companron S
started for a walk yartarday .ft»
noon about 2 o'clock. When three of
Prayers for her
the girls returned at o'clock
told of being taken fo an automo
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Dm PEDDLERS
GET THREE TEARS
Anderson and Brunswicks
Also Fined $1,000 Each
by Judge Hastings
ONE THROWS HAT IN
AIR WHEN SENTENCED!'
Two accused drug peddlers were
each sentenced to three years' !m-jt
prlsonment and fined J 1,090 and
costs by Judge Hastings In Munlci
pal Court this morning. They were
Clifford Anderson and Ueon Bruns
released on
hall on Saturday on a charge of]
larceny of two automobile robes.
was charged with selling drugs to
a white msn and Brunswick was
a nnne o ■ _
charged with basing a a,nied
in his possession Anderson denied
the accusations a f alnat "„f
while Brunswick p ea e< gu y
the charge against him.
In the case of Anderson, a wit
testified that he purchase o
the Ne*ro a capsule of supposed
heroin at Dafayettc and Wa»hln*tpn
street* Friday niffhf and two r *P~
and a one dollar deck of the
He turn-!
wick, both Negroes.
Anderso. who was
ness
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Brunswick. who was arrested in a j
raid on a house in Third street, neat
Orange, several nights ago. plead
ed guilty. Assistant City Solicitor j
Green stated that the Negro evident-1
ly was dealing heavily in the pur- (
veylng of drugs, stating that 54
decks of drugs and a quantity of ■
drugs in other form were found In
the house.
After sentence had been Imposed,
Brunswick grinned and tossed bis
'dope" Saturday,
ed the drugs over to detectives.
sfl me
hat in the air.
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Sun rises .
Sun sets . . . .
Head of Christiana.
High water.. 12.32 A. M. 12.57 P. M.
Low water . . 6.20 A. M.
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jgiTom Watson, says st\e will. Judge
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W. F. Cicorgc.
Who'» goin^ to represent Georgia
S. Senate? Mrs. W. H.
Felton, 87-ycar-old appointee of
Governor Hardwick, to All the un
BAYARD 10 TAKE
SEAT TOMORROW
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Delay of One Day in Swear
ing in of Delaware's
Senator-Elect
THOSE WHO MADE
TRIP DISAPPOINTED
WASHINGTON, Nov. 2«. —United
Special to The Evening Journal.
States Senator-elect Thomas F Bay
ard G { Delaware, was not sworn in
0( ) av a* originally arranged and
consequently a number of his Dela
ware friends who came to Washing
ton fo see Mr. Bayard take his seat
were disappointed. He will be sworn
In and lake his seat tomorrow.
The delay of one day in Mr. Bay
»cd taking his seat wa« due to t)»o
fact that the Senate almost iminedl
»<«!>' "f«»r convening recessed until
tomorrow out of respect to the tate
Senator Matson of Georgia. The
s » na te had never been officially notl
fl<>d unU , morninR of the d , ath
Senator Watson and as soon a*
t h|« notice was received a recess wai
taken.
senator Ball, the senior Senator
from Delaware who will escort
j? Pn ator-elect Bavwrd up the aisle
when h#a i<s sworn in. had a hu»y
morninfr, re^ardie»« of the fact that
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Senator Bayard did not take his
seat today. Senator Rail was busy
getting detoil* relative to the swear
j n g in of the new^Senator fixed up
an< j his office was visited hy most
0 f the Delawareans here today, who
wanted passes to the Senate gallery
and other such favors,
Some of Mr. Bayard's friends will
remain In Washington overenight to
be present when he take« his sent
tomorrow. Former Senator Wll
lard Saulsbury was among the visi
tors today and was on the Senat*
floor for a time where he shook
hands with some of his old friends.
Among thoae who came here to [
see Mr. Bayard sworn in today were: |
Former Mayor John W. Ijtwson of ;
Wilmington; R. M. Megginson. John
I^iyfield, E. T. Cooper Frank D.
Baldwin, J. D. Cannon. City Coun
oilman John E. McNabb and Mr.
and Mr«. John W. Longfellow.
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TO GET Oil» STATION
The Pure Oil Company i* making!
arrangements for the establishment j
of an o:i station or
'corner of Lancaster
the southwest >
nd
avenue
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Union strset..
For Clover Dairy Safe Milk phone
15(0-1541.—Adv.
AUTO WRECK
KILLS MOTHER,
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Mrs. E. J. I>e Kite Killed
When Motor Car Hits
Tree on State Highway
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WERE ON SUNDAY
TRIP TO MILTON
.Mrs. Ellxa J. La Kite, 65. US South
Philadelphia,
»«reel.
i Fifty fourth
] died In the Delaware Hospital last
! night, from Injurie* received afiout
9 o'clock In the morning when a
Bulck Fix roadster, In which ehe
was rldlnir. and driven by her eon. i
Harry l.eKlte, collided -with a tree
along the roadside, at the northern
entrance of the State Highway to St.
J Georges. The car belonged to Mra. !
LeKIte.
Mr». LeKIte and her »on were
enroule to Milton, where they for
merly resided. when the »on failed to
1 note the »harp turn in the highway, j
; and ran the auomobile into the tree.
The right aide of the car wasi
»maahed ^nd Mrs. T.eKite crushed in
the debrl». Dr. W. W. Kill», of'Dela
ware City, fearing the woman had
i suffered a fractured »ktill, called the
county ambulance and had her re
moved to the Delaware Hospital. She
died without regaining ronacloua
The eon eecaped with »light '
Philadelphia >
{„ends In Milton
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oner Nichols this afternoon will go
to St. Georges to Investigate the
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ne»».
; »cratche»
Dr .Tam*»
called to th
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who was
A. Dr» per.
a hospital, trephined the
effort to save Mrs. l«e- '
his
1 »kull H
Two bon«» of th* right
The left leg were
Kith'» life.
arm. and on* of
Mr. I .'Kite said he and
shattered
his mother had left* their horn* In J
visit relatives and
Coroner Bullock and Deputy Cor- ;
CAPTAIN fiEVBOLD
flee of {he Public Archives Commis
Sion In the Public Building, was run;
SPARED BY AUTO
1710
Philip ReyboJd.
Washing!nn street, clerk lit the of
Capt^n
down by an automobile at Tenth and
iTatnall streets early last night, and
rely bruised about the bod>* and
He was able to report for duty
«eve
legs.
this morning. ,
The driver of the car a man
named Fisher, stopped the car a»
quickly as possible and h
,ain R e y bold to ,he »i d » w « lk - and
£'!* r£ B /r*
elped Cap
rch for the captain's
minutes pone of the
to locate the
searchers was able
missing headpiece until some one
looked fin top of the automobile and
found it where It had been thrown
by the force of the collision.
Twenty-one dogs were killed at the
incinerating plant on Saturday, all
homeless animals, or those gathered!
lr bv Dog Catcher Kopf for running
at | arg , without license tags,
21 HOMELESS DORS
DIE IN INCINERATOR
The Incinerating plant last week
consumed 301 ton» of garbage 3%
tons of rubbish, and 2 tons of dead
the burning of
animals, requiring
21 4» tons of coal.
PROBE AUTO KILLING.
Coroner Bullock will resume the
the death of George M.
inquest
Fisher, who was killed on the Ken
nett Pike recently by an automobile.
been operated by
have
said to
Frankly
Mr. Flynn has informed Coroner
Bullock that he will appear tonight
.md tell how the accident occurred.
B. Flynn.
Dnesn 7 Want Drug
Prolonged Life
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NEW YORK. Nov. 20 (United I
Press). — Georges Clemenceau. i||
visiting ex-Premier of France. .
does not want his present ripe
old age of «I years prolonged ,
by artifla lal means. He so told
P'rancols Leclercq, a New m
York physician and o'.d
of the 'Tiger" today at the
home Of Gharle« Dann Glhxon, j
where he is staying.
Dr.
In a characteristically fero
cloua manner Clemenceau 'aaid
to Leclercq when the latter he- i
to tell him of some die
for pro
gan
reveries of medicine
ll
longing life:
"You keep quiet or I will kill |l;
Treat the »nake» and dogs ;
want to hut let human I
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you.
If you
beings die in happiness."
SENATE GETS
NEWBERRY'S j
RESIGNATION
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If
Washington Wonders
Henry Ford Will Be
Candidate for Vacancy
REGARD HIM AS
PERSECUTED MAN
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TRVMAN h vewbcrry.
DETROIT. Mich.. Nov. 20.—(Unit
No Republl -an who fig
ed Pre»»>
ured in this year's Senatorial battle 1
i
ator Tnrman H. Newberry. Gov. Alex
will receive the governor's favor a» a
successor to Michigan » retiring Sen
J. Groesbeck declared in an exclu
wiLh »he United
This will eliminate
from among the possibilities Sena
tor Chari*» H. Town«*nd in whose
behalf th. governor -poke not .
word. Representative Patrick H
Kelly. 8'ate Senator Herbert F. Bak- j
and John G. Kmery. the latter!
being rivals whom Townsend bested |
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give interview
press today.
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Among the possible appointees
mentioned by the Governor are
Meut. Gov. Thoma-S Read, of Hast
who Is believed by many to !
have been "inside track" and Wil-jond
ham M. Potter, chairman of the
. public utilities commission and State
Fuel Administrator. r
WASHINGTON, Nov. 20 (United i
Press).—The resignation of Senator
Truman H. Newberry, of Michigan. I
was filed with the Senate today'high
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UNE HUNDRED SIGN
General and Mrs. duPont
Spur Workers in Mem
bership Drive
UP FOR MEMBERSHIP
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Members of the board of governors
of the Municipal Golf and Tennis
Association team captain* and some
others interested in the campaign
for 600 members by Thanksgiving
gathered at luncheon at the Hotel
duPont at noon today and talked j
over their plans for arousing inter- j
est and signing up members at |25 «
year to provide f dr Improvement of
the public links at Porter reservoir. !
Informal reports made at today's j
luncheon were that ma
already signed membership card*. |
y persona j
some paying a once, othersijn
paving $10 or $5 down and agreeing
to pay the remainder in regular In- *
»(.ailments.
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Applause greeted the announce
ment that former Senator and Mrs. 1
It. Coleiman duPont had donated
I $1,000 to the association, contingent |
ihpon it raising the $5.000 needed
I within sixty days. This donation
spurred the team raptsins
; others on to greater efforts to cap- :
! ture the $1.000 for their fund. Gen
eral and Mrs. duPont will he made
life members of the association.
(Continued on Page Two»
friend-making
SRR THF MOVÎFS TOMORROW.
j i nvi i a tlons to the Movie« «re ex
and
tended fo aix persons today through
Look through the classified
dur Classified Advertising Depart
ment,
adva. and If your name is there come
V the Journal office and receive free
'tickets for two (war tax paid) to ed
•The
!aee th* »pedal production.
He Loved." and Buster
Paleface.'' at the
Woman
K*aton. In The
Arcadia, and "Rich Men « Vlive*, at
the Majestic Tuesday night.
page 13 today.
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ITALY MAY
SHAPE NEAR
EAST MOVES
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Mussolini, "Black Shirt Pre
mier," Expected to Play
Leading Role
DEPOSED SULTAN
LANDS AT MALTA
CONSTANTINOPLE.
(United Preps)—Abdul Mpdjid Kf
fendi. Turkish crown prince, ha»
been elected Caliph of tne Moham
medan church by the Angora iu«m*
My following: departure of the Sultan
Mohamet VI.
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MALTA. Nov. JO—(United Prea»>
—Mohammend VI. Fultan of Tur
key. arrived here today on hoard the
Britiah battle cruiser Malaya.
The Sultan fled from hie palace In
Constantinople 1a»t Friday after be
ing: deposed by the Angora govern
ment,
The Sultan stated he had not
abdicated but wa* merely "avoiding
danger."
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of
LAUSANNE. Nov
Press)—Premier Mussolini of Italy |
today showed every
plavtng the leading role of the l«u-j
sanne peace conference.
After forcing Premier Poincare .
and Viscount Curxon. British for
minister to go to Terrlet yes
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Intention
elgn
terday to comult with him and hear
before meeting
viewpoint
with the Turks here in the parley
that may nettle the fate of the Near (
shirt" prim*
minister resumed his conversation
with the British and French states
Rast. Italy*» ' black
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ItllljVIjiJ 01 CAL
1»D1CÇT , Ç VIDTAR
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A Ford sedan, the property of the
Saleslanum School and register'd Ini
Rev. J. Francis
Contlimed on rage 81*.
Tucker, was stolen from in front of
Harlan Fjeld along the Causewty^
on Saturday afternoon The ma
*hlne disappeared during th. eec
ouarter of the game between
Sal»slanum and Wilmington high
school footbsll tesms,
A report of **
the Bureau of Police about the same
lime h tsxlcsb driver reported to the
Detective Bureau that he had been
passed by a Ford sedan going at a
rate of speed near Farnhursi
The driver reported that the Ford
■cupied by two men who
ed l«ck continually and that the
machine bore license tag No. 23-095,
on the Salesia
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which was the one
nom car at the time it was stolen.
,-hlch if not
Beside the license tag
remov'd, the stolen car ran be iden
tified by a ffplaeh of steel-gray paint
dashboard
and bolls used to repair
and by several
on the
new nut»
the machine.
'REACHERS WOULD BAN
CHARITY GAMBLING
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Gambling under the guise of so
as the theme of an
at today's ses
Rplscopal
Gnce
called charity
informal discuss!
Methodist
Association
It was the opinion
slop of the
in
Preacher*
church house,
f the clergymen present that some
thing should he done to stop the
practice of children selling chances
for various benefits,
» ft (was announced by
ivande Willis, of the Marshal It on
Methodist Episcopal church,
he had conferred with legal author
Jtiea about the selling of chances in
day's
charge of
*Hearne, of Ulaymont.
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the Rev.
that
his district.
The Rev. V. P. Northrup.
Richardson Park, presided at to
sessloh and the devotions were
the Rev. W.
A.
JUDGE EINES 2
flned $12.50
Husbands was fined $15 and costs by
Judge Hastings in Municipal Court!
this morning.
cused by Traffic Officer Barnes of!
a short and swift turn at
Eleventh and Market streeis. nearly
caueing an «crident. Motorcycle*
MORE SPEEDERS
Charged with exceeding the speed
limit. Frank Harding. Negro, was
and eoala and Harry
Husbands ™ ac
Officer Blackiston arrested Harding.
Daniel Ventrola was fined J1 and
costa for disregarding a «top aignal
given by Traffic Officer Belgier at
Front and French a.treets. He plead
guilty.
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-The Greeks,
GRFFK, CABINET OUT.
ATHENS. Nov. 20 (United Press).«
binet which has h/*en.
office under arMnc Premier Cm- ,
kidas resigned today.
MOTT CANNOT PREDICT
INDICTMENTS IN RECTOR,
CHOIR SINGER KILLINGS
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CONGRESS AT
IN SENATE
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Mrs. Felton Throws Kisses
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to Galleries; Cheers for
I^odge
HOUSE WETS TRY
AGAIN FOR BONUS
WASHINGTON Nov. 70 (United!
ongress is again in session. I
Press >
As the gavels of Vice-President Cool
idge and Speaker Gillette fell In tha|
two Houses on the stroke of nonn.
In response to President Harding's
call for an extraordinary session, the
the 1974 Presidential campaign was I
under way.
Bo, h parties as the result of the
startling upsets In the last election
will use the special assembly and the
-'»«Ion to follow as a battle ground j
for the Presidential campaign of I
U24.
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attempt» to revive th»* bonus and *®j
«mend the prohibition law» were to
feature the special session.
Fhlp atibffidy. appropriation bill«
With the usual formalities, but
lacking any pomp and other cere
n ^° n * n a ^ !
m-aa called to order at 1-.01 and ih'
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Th. u,n»l <r.r. nimeO
" ho ' h yi '" u ' r ' no ' ,,y Mr Harrt
i »"« *•*.. m obedience to his aum-j
1 Congre«» waa In aenalon. or-1
gaimed and ready for business,
Interest at the opening of thej
Senate centered around allflle oW
lady in black, with « while
collar She appeared old enough
he a grandmother ,for many of th
1 younger member* of that body.
She was Mrs. « _ V b*'>"n. »h»
"grand old lady of Georgia ,h '
fleet woman to re«ch the I nl,ad
«lg Mrs Fel
Kightj-seten jeans old. Mrs. Fel
ton was sppomled by Governor
Hardwick, of Georgia, to All the va
cancy created by the death of 'he!
, late Senator Matson.
Mrs. Felton's appearance in the
look-|8enale Chamber on the arm of Sen
ator Harris. Georgia. »«, the s.gnal
for a burst o' applause, to which the
animated old lady respond'd by
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AGED MOTHER
IS HIS ACCUSER
A. . uaed of breach of the peace by
t, . mother losonh leindthaler
hi* aged mother, Josoph
Bnrt
pitifully
(•«me hom*
fighting and
generally'*
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charge
Municipal Court this morning
was sentenced
prlsonment. The
»(4>tie(l that her
guilty to the
.
pleade.
to ten day«' im
mother
son
drunk and starred
creating a disturbance
about the houa«.
mitted that "too much liquor" was
the cause of his conduct.
Harry Griffith was fined 110 and
charge of breach of the
Hall. 619
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cast« on a
peace toward Mai
French at reel.
m il lMNG PKHMITK.
Inspector Preston has issued th«
201 West Thirty-!
following building permits:
Dr. 8. L. McKee,
avenue alterations. $700
Peter Ruane.
fourth street, garage $50.
405 Delaware
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FINF.D TOR BUGGING.
I Pleading guilty to « ch«r«e of
1 ktfginr Thoma» Hart na« fined $5;
'and cnnt.a h>* Judge Hastings In
.Municipal Court thl« morning.
Pie Pumpkin
Sprouts
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Special to The Evening Journal,
j NEW CASTI.E,
While Mra. Eliza Townsend, of
Eaat Sixth street, waa preparing
& pumpkin for plea on Saturday
ahe found a number of aprout- !
the vegetable.
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Nov,
The
Ing seed 1
«hoots were topped hy green
small but perfect in
The pumpkin was pre- |
to Mr*. Townsend by !
Frank H. Long of the Strand,
who raised It on bis fa
the Bethlehem I
leaves,
shape.
sented
lo
rated south of
steel plant.
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Raymond Schneider, Mlw With Pearl Ha fi
rner. Found Bodies of Slain Couple,
Among First to Be Examined by Special
Grand Jury Silting at Somerville — To
Call 50 If if nesses—Body Will Decide
Plea of Minister's Widow to Be Heard
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A recent a nd
H»hed photograph of the Rev.
warf | wheeler Hall, murdered New
Brunswick N. J., pa»tor.
BOMRRV-IL.de. n T . Nov 2«.—
^United Preos)—With a cordon of
^tate police guarding the Court
houir t ^e grand Jury today started
i n vest i gat Ion of the Hall-Mille mur
R , ymoBd arhn .lder.
der ca
I cannot predict that IndlcltnenSaj
will he voted." Special Prosecutor
Mott said, 'a^h^wsntbefors th*
Jurors.
A mon» the flrat wltne»«es railed
who with
^
, Pear | R„hmer, found the corpses of
the R>y Edward W . Hall and Mrs
E | eanor w Mills on the Phillips
September M.
„ r h n „ d , r -, testimony was Intend
Vd to prove that Hall Is dead a teeTi
1 nlra |j ty ,hai must precede any mur
,1#r '-t«« The young man
, ntera< | tha courthouse in custody of
( 8her|ff Wycko ff an(t hs io under s
, u charge for having falsely
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Curbing Ku Khix Kinn
WASHINGTON, Nov. 20 (United
press).—Governor John M Parker
of 1/Oiiistana. earned the mutation
resulting from alleged activities of
,h * KU KIux Klan In his State to
Prealdent Hardjng and Attorney,
General Daugherty today
Parker wilh hia Slate attorney
general. Coco, went Info executive
oon ^ rPnce the President at
,h ' Whlt * H 0 ""- *hortly after 11
m ' Attorney General Daugher
ty joined the meeting a few min
utes later.
Although «H parties to the meet
ing were reticent in discussing de
tail» Governor Parker admitted that
he intended to lav before the Presi
dent and Attorney-General of the
United States certain conditions
which he believed existed In his
Slate because of the contended
-domination'' of (lie Klan.
President Harding and Governor
Parker are understood to have ex
changed several letters regarding the
j n a np^ech here Saturday
FIVE DRUG ADDICTS
COMMITTED TO JAIL
Three Negroes and two Negresses
who we found to be addicted to the
use of narcotic drugs were each or
dered to be committed to the work*
house for treatment by Judge Hast
Inga In Municipal Court thia morn-i
Ing. One other Negreaa, l.uellle Mar
charge of
tin. was dismissed on a
being an addict.
The addicts committed were Anna
M. Chase, Viola Price, Charles Price,
■Joseph Wolcott and l«eroy Brown.
GRAVER CASE
AGAIN POSTPO.V ED
As the defendant I* »till unable
to appear In court, the
v.-wrd Graver, charged with assault
Jand batterv on Patrolman Hultberg
laat August II. «a» continued for
»«'o w.eka by Judge
M unir i pa I Court this mornlnr. Grav
shot hy the of
case of E<1
cr. it I» a*<d. was
flrer after the alleged assault.
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A recent and hitherto unpab
llahed photograph of Mrs. Eleanor
Reinhardt Mille. »Inger in the Rev.
Hall'» choir, who wa» murdered with
■the rector.
accused Ralph Haye»*of committing
| lh# nU irder.
Another early witness was the
; newspaper man who found the dead
j rMtor < a vlalling card at his feet
J where the slavers pul -t eo he would
I surely be Identified.
* The grand Jury eat around e fable,
littered with maps and diagrams of
More maps of
WA II#.
ihs Phillip« farm.
rhe vicinity covered the
Prosecutor Mott had a pointer with
The wllnem eat
ed in te»timony.
at one end of the Iona table.
Every rar brought more specta
tors. who huirtled for point* of vant
age where they could keep their eye»
on the little wählte rourthouae with
its statue of blindfolded Justice.
The »rate police, however would per
mit none to approach the building.
Because the bodies of the New
(Continued on rage Two.)
Seeretsry of the Navy Denby de
noupeed as a menace to the nation
'hose secret organizations which af
a"' oMu'Ii"^^"
and the admlnlelralion of justice. He
did not specifically mention
Th " U»P»rlment .of Justice has a
large mass of Information regarding
th " klan a activities.
Parker denied reports that hel
would a«k rhe Federal government!
to take over the state government!
because of the klan hut indlcafe^l
he would seek tho assistance of thaj
Department of Justice in collecting
information that woutyl make po»-J
sible the punishment of certain out
rage»,
eral aid followed futile efffforta to
solve the mystery of a double mur
der In Northern Louisiana. Two men
were slain under myst.
stances. Parker found himself balk
ed at every turn of thr Investigation
and was forced to abandon It, he
(Continued on Page Two.)
Parkers decision to ask for Fed
ACCUSED OF DRIVING
CAR INTOXICATED
with an
As a result of a rollish
automobile of -Mrs. A. G B. Ander
son. 1614 West Fourth street, n*sr
Tenth and French streets early ye*
d „.„rnlng, Wilbur D. Huffman
,_ .
"•« arr ' a, * d on a ch * r * < ' ° f " P ' r '
allng an automçblle white Intogl
rated.
He was held for a hearing
Judge Haalinga in
Municipal Court this morning.
Friday by
TRESPASSED OV
R. R. PROPERTY
Tonv Zaniorskl pleaded guilty (o a
charge of trespassing on the prop
erty of the Pennsylvania
when arraigned In Municipal Court
I his morning and was lined »:. and
coots by Judge Hasting*
Raifrwn
N. C. WAPFVjK*.
'«feteria. 9th S'. En
Wll. Saving» Fu»d Bldg Adv.
Nobis
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