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New-York tribune., 1920-04-29
SUMMONS

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
r., YORK k-Richard Trimble and Arthur NJ
and as Fus'ss M Under 'e as e
ceased Plaintiffs against Mary Jerusha
Brainard. Alice Merriam Herrck. Sarah DreXe
Henry, John Henry Morgan. Helen Merriam
Mrs. Shiras Morris, William Edmund Nor
gan, Edwin Hutchinson Morgan. James Au-
eustus Morgan, Mrs. r. +. Reynolds, Minnie
Grant Scott. Louise NJ Thomas, William n
Waterman. Grace Chetwood Van Setback
Rowland NJ Avery, Annie White Kirby
Trustees OF the Theological Seminary of the
Presbyterian Church, Princeton. \. j., Irus-
sylvania The Town Of Windsor, Connecticut,
The Trustees of the Congregational Church
In the Town of Washington. Massachusetts.
ct al, Defendants. SUMMONS Trial desired
In the County Of New York.
TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANTS
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED to an
serve copy Of Your answer the plain
tin's attorney within twenty days after the
service of this summons. exclusive of the
day of service and in case of your failure
to appear or answer. judgment will be taken
against YOU by default for the relief de-
inanded in the complaint
Dated, February ,. 1870
WILLIAM w. COOK.
Plaintiffs Attorney. Office and Post Office
Address, "A Wall Street. Borough Of
Manhattan. New York city. X. Y.
TO Mary 1erusha Brainard, Alice Merriam
i!errick, Sarah DreXel renry, John Henry
Morgan. Helen Merriam Mrs. Shiras Morris.
William Edmund Morgan. Edwin Hutchinson
Morgan James Augustus Morgan, Mrs. r. +.
Reynolds. Minnie Grant Scott. Louise NJ.
Thomas, William \. Waterman, Grace Chet-
wood Van Setback. Rowland NJ. Avery. Annie
White Kirby, Trustees OF the Theological
Seminary Of the Presbyi Church. Prince
ton. N. j. Trustees of LAFAYETTE College Of
sor. Connecticut, The Trustees of the Con-
gregat!onal Church in the Town of Washing
ION. Massachusetts
The foregoing summons is served upon you
New-York tribune., 1920-04-29
OBITUARY NOTES

ALBION PLATr MAN. scvcnty-four n
consulting engineer and one of the pro-
motcrs OF Kew Gardens died Tuesday at
i,s nis nome IN Richmond Hill. He was FOR
tn'r'y years member or tho American So
riety ot Consnlting Engineers lie is sur-
ViVen oy II daughter and two sons.
FREDERICK MADDOCKS. nftylhrcc +,
PAINTER and decorator died ON Tuesday in
IN" Long Island College Iospitnl. Me ia
sons. wv"
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BIRTHS

bECk-Mr and Mrs. Daniel Beck tnee Hem
rletta Riskin) of 1854 Weekes ave. an
nounce the arrival of son. at the Lvinv-
In Hospital. April 90. 1920
LEHMAN-On April 26. to Mr.. and Mrs.
Francis Hippolyte Lehman, Of All West
NiNDT-Mr and Mrs. Louis !. Windt (nee
faul'ne heschner), announce the birth of
Il son on April 20 at Flower HospitaI
New-York tribune., 1920-04-29
Il. W. Thompson Shoots Self

'DF'7d7 77KEPa7cH 10 TIC Tr1bunc
=. HARTFORD, Conn, April 2S.-Roval
". Thompson, OF Windsor. private sec
retary at Washington for former United
States Senator's Joseph r. Hawlev and
Morgan G. Bulkelcy and widely known
attorney shot himself in the head
at his home yesterday. a]thoupb the
fact did not become known until to-
day; 1t was said tonight at the Hart
ford Hospital his condition was critical
nus wife declined to comment upon
rumors Of financial dificulties
New-York tribune., 1920-04-29
DIR. l.. N. Lane1art Rur;cd

Many prominent physicians attended
the funeral services yesterday for Dr.,
Louis Mott Lanehart, who died sun
day. The services were held at the doc.
tors home, Washington and Fulton
streets, Hempstead l.. I. The Enis-
copal burial service was read by the
Rev. DR.. William Pringle, who also de-
livered short eulogy. Interment was
In. Greenfield Cemetery.
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WELLBROck. WILLIAM HENRY ~
,e tuance OF an order of Uonornble John
1ohA'ah, SURROGATE OF tho County OF Now
thAs'hg claims against William Henry We'll.
. niock. iate OF tho County OF New York, dc.
,ssssea: 10 Present The same witb vouchers
.nereoi 70 me subscriber. at HIS place Of
.tsnssc'lng buhihess at tho Office OF Hcndrick
Hehnfiuh. NO Rector Street, In the City
May 1920 ~ ""' VI
Dated: Nov York. tho Cih day of Noy,n.
bei 1919 " 'e'"'
ARTHUR C.. wgLLguOcK.
HENpHiEK 3 HiGNDRi'k. Attorneys 10,
Aecutef. Rector w.. New York City.
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REN. DIR. A. ]. ROTHER

ST; LOUIS, April 2s.-The Rev.
Dr. Aloysius j. Rothcr is dead here of
ncaft disease at the age of sixty-one
re was the author of several works on
Phi'osophN. and for twenty-onc years
mao occupied the chair of philosophy
at st. Louis University.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-29

tive that, although the pools, etc. are
no longer kept up, the results are con-
tinuing in the maintenance of prices
and the want of competition in the
matter of prices which the opinions
recognize as continuing"
New-York tribune., 1920-04-29
BUSINESS CARDS
Carpets for Sale

SLOANE, WHITTAL. ROYAL, WILTON.
ANfnnstcr Carpet in brown. ta,pe gray,
green blue plain mixed or oriental IA;
terms 's'lghtly used). $3.50 yard up: suita
ore any pnrposc. to 400 yards. same pat
sefis. X Us. all sizes. all colors. scanned
N'na'l or large patterns Oriental Kiln s.
making over, cleaning, dyeing. repairing,
reasonable beautiful. STIIIINGS INC,
12o-S2S Madison Ave (59th). Plaza $685..
New-York tribune., 1920-04-29

ICHHAM-Margarct Funeral from 5ss
First ave, Thursday. p n. lniermens
Calvary.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-29
National Organization
sALEsMtN

sALESHFN
~ WI rn'ca.o corporation enlarring n.
-" fnfN and Long Island sales ,,.a. Nv
a.ff" fhs servicef II Of ad1itin,si e.,I's re-"
fFn preier ;nen p N b6 or neat .,,'l'e S"teA
',r ah' ar, Hs' o'ned - earning s7s 20 sIso
rse1ix D"Nnane1t positions y,ltn ,., =.
pdpsnrtlor ihe aesuFe' resul, of ap' p'v"'p'
49,, presiopr s'--4rg e1ptriencc doaIr.;fe
M n.n ~, aofp.pi'iI 'eeessary. Gee M plnr,
'',l-.' "'"'DP'p'Ee. - =. 81 20 4 j. ,,
~ f'.l.8s - recur.iy. With prDyea roo,,,d.
>.,a., snp ~h' are f@spi, proancer,. ss,.e,iv
@ ,,'''..Eht'n rom" .~ads furnished -, dfa..
.f.E a.rDun' Teisphope BRYANT AZ ,,r
sppNih'insnt or call before neon att,,n ,on,
..''''op'" fh"of"f bIas San - and Euay
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ADMIRAL ANGEL. MTRANDA

MADRID, April 5s.-Admiral Angel
Miranda. former Minister of Marine
IS dead. He held that post in several
cabinets 81
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PUBLIC NOTICES
NOTICE TO ARCHITECTS

competition for The .ccction of an
arc hltcct FOR a new branch library bull1
Ing IN Jersey city. \ j viii be held bv
the Trustees OF tho Free Public Library
OF Jersey city. TN" competition will be
open to any architect dosiring to com
pete. The authors of the live designs
s"'ecirJ ~ fulfilling the requirements OF
no problem most satisfactorily VIII each
receive an award OF S2b000. The author
or mat one OF the nvc designs that Is
hnhlly selected as the mort sntisfuctory
III accordance with the rules Of tho com
petition and tho requirements of ~.
probl"n Will be selected ns the architoct
for the buidiug
, ~ ne hni'dihR ls to cost approximately
tloo o0p0o exclusive Of the slto fur,,i,l,,
'hS "ud architects feon THE cofnpetit,ou
w'Il close August iG. l990. Thc ,uloa of
he now building rinY ho ohlninnd f,.,,',
\ " h"ct"iary OF the itunrd If vruslona or
u if.e Inhllg Library of Jrrrey CIV.
EDMt yD ". MILLER. Secretary.
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Dated MarCh n 1920.
WALTER n WIFE

SUPREME COURT-NEW YORK CO1rNrv
-jack - Davenport. Plain,ir arainn. -.
annulment. Ac'ioh Tor
no TIE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANT
on arc hereby summoned TO answnr i've
complaint in this action and serve a re.,,, ns
v',hi, yJul answer ,, on the plantn'a attorneys
W'th'n twenty days after tho service or this
sur, summons, exclusive Of the day of service
ana IN case of your failure to apuear or d, -
sWc!. Judgment Will be taken arains1 ,n
by eiault for the relief demanded II, ,ha
complaint al 'ne
Dated, New York, March Il. 1920
EDWARD t. QUINN
Attorney for Plaintiff. Onlcc &, p O A.
dress No. 81 Broadway. Borough Of Man
.r haitian New York Guy ''A'''
10 IliE DEFENDANT, BLANCHE G.
DAVENPORT: u
Inc foregoing summons Is served ,pon Won
ry pupIlcallOn pursuant to an order Of Eor
Joseph j." NeWbcrger, Justice Of the Sunreme
court OF the state of New York dated Arm
Z, 192o, and iiled on April g. 1890 with the
Complaint IN the office of the Clerk of the
COUNTY Of New York at the County Court
Housc, Borough Of Manhattan CITY of New
o,h DIX; 'he original complaint having been duly
hied IN said Office on April 3rd 1920.
Dated New York, April 3vd 1920
EDWARD +. QUINN.
Attorney for Plaintiff, Office g. P..O Ad
dress No, 81 Broadway Borough of Man
haitian. New York City
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SURROGATES' NOTICES

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE or NEW
York by tho Grace OF Cod Free and In
dependent.-ro ELI ROBERTS, Sarah
nonERTs nohFRTs rnR rnnRRAG;KkETT .s;k MARTHA !.
CARRlE B. PRINCE. THOMAS A. ROE,
tRTS, SAMUEL ROBERTS. ana THE NEW
YORK TRUST COMPANY. the heirs and
next OF kin Of LYDIA c. CHAMBr1I,AiT
deceased, and the Trustee named in the in.
strument purpor,ing to be the Last VIII and
Testament of said deccd.nt Send Greet inc
Whereas. The NEW YORK TRUST con-
fANf, whose principal Office and place or
business Is at no. 26 Broad Street. the Ci.y
OF Ne" YORK, has lately applied TO the Sur
rogatcs Court OF County or New york
20 nave a certain instrument in writing
bearing date tho tenth day OF March. 100
relating 10 both real and personal rroperlv
GUY proved as the l.ot VIII and testarnrnt Of
LYDIA {. CHAMBIINLAIN who was "a, ma
''ine or her death Il resident OF Hotel w ood- :
yard, Broadway at 65th St,he Coun,r or
New York deceased.
lhefciore. you and each OF you are cited
20 sho" cause before the Surrogatcs' co,,r,
on our County Of New York at Inc IlalI ~
Records. in tho County Of New York on ,ps
""'h Gay or May one thousa nd nine hundred
ana twenty AT bnif past ten orlock IN tha
forenoon or that day, why the said vii ana
Testament should not be admitted 10 probate
as van OF real and personal properly
IN icst ifnony Whereof. VIC have cn,lsnd -ba
seal or the Surrogates Court OF the .atd
county OF Ncw York TO be hereunto aiIiyea
i'ness. Honorable John T. Co.
lSeoij hahn. d Surrogate OF our said Coun
~ Of New York. at said County ,%o
l'th day OF April. In the year or our nrn
one 'noushha nine hundred and twenty
wa - DANIEL J. DOW DHEY
Clerk OF the Surroxnlcs' ,,o,Ir,
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THE PEOPLE or THE STATE OF NEW
YORK By THE GRACE OF COD, FREE

TIE PEOPLE or THE STATE OF NEW
AND INDEPENDENT
10 1alcita leland. Louis L. Leland, Frank
Il. Leland, Dante Y. Leland. Amalia Leland
,forlnerlx- 'iamlinossN. Eufrasia Leland
Martha Calder EriiSewater, Elizabcth Est
Ter. Myrah Irene leland. Frank T.. Leland
,'corgotta Gambinossi, Lucy Leland. Frank
lt Leland, lr. New York County National
Bank, William r. Stewart. .lr. Frances L.
Leland, David II. Knott, Sheriff Of New York
creditors. next of lin otherwise in the
Estate Of Francis l.. Leland. deceased. who
at the time of his death resided at the Clar-
endon, S6th street and tiivcrside Drive. in
tine Borough Of Manhattan. city. County and
state OF Ne" N"rk SEND GRNETING:
loseph McCloskoy and the United States
Trst Company OF New York; a domast ic
corporation having its Office at 40 Wall
Street, New York CITY, you and each of you
arc hereby cited to show cause before tho
Surrogaies Court Of New York County held
York on tho Sth day of juno. 1920. at half
past ton o'clock in the forenoon of that day
Why the account of Joseph McClosl>cy, Frank
K. Leland and the United States Trust Com
pany of New York as administrators with
he Will annexed OF said deceased should not
be ludicialy settled.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF We have
caused the seal Of the Surrogates' Court of
tho said County of New York to be
[Seal hcreunto affixed
WITNESS, HONORABLE JOHN
T. ColiALAN, q Surrogate of our said Coun-
of April, in the year OF our Lord one thou
sand nine hundred and twenty.
DANIEL J. DOWDNEY
Cl"rle of the Strroga,es' Court.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-29
Diamonds
Furniture Wanted

HlGHEST PRICES paid for furniture.
antiques, pianos, brio -brac, books art
e,c. 81 GABAY, SIS University Place Phone
New-York tribune., 1920-04-29

SURROGATES' NOTICES

IN :, PuRsrANGM or An ORDER OF
fos"te of the County of New York. dated
October 49, 1919. NOTICE is hereby given
to to-, All persons having claims against
HENRY c. LAWRENCE. late of the Count Z
OF New York, deceased. to present the same
with vouchers thereof to the suhscribars ot
their place OF transacting business at the
office of WALTON, BANNISTER & UIiH-
BARD, their attorneys. no. 20 Nassau
street. in the City of New York, on or be-
fore tho 30h day of April next
Dated. New York. the 30th day Of Octo-
bcr 1919.
Lucy l.. HUTCHINSON.
GLADYS l.. HUBBARD
No. EXecutrices.
Attorneys for ENecutriccs 20 Nassau,
sire New York city
LEFFERfS. WILLIAM HIN PrRS11-
ance of an order OF Honorable John p
Cohaian. a surrogate of the County Of New
York. NOTICE is hereby given To- ali per
sons having claims against William II
Leiferts, late Of the County OF New York
deceased. TO present the same with youch
crs thereof to the subsc ri bers at thcir
r}ace OF transactsng business at tho Office
OF BALDWIN & lIutchina. their attorney.
NO. l2O broadway, Borough Of Manhat-
tan. in the city Of New York. on or he
fore the ith day Of September next.
Dated Now York. the lst day of March
1890 w.
EDITH G. LEFFERTS
a l. - t.rt,F,
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Trunks
CITATION NOTICE

$40 RARGAIN-Ncw and used var6-oho
trunks sos Sixth av., bot. 3oth-3lst SIS.
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1ro ca fsrrish s~fs-es,ee ~ -
~ .a, > "hi fNTelop ypi,f nonay
~ ~ ritHt 2o'i ifi II position wn~fe
f"' 'sn se, sit 3,ft. enf;. W,,'.
,e ," bHtis, - Easi ~ ~
New-York tribune., 1920-04-29

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. NEW
York County.-HAIEI HALL. TER
RELI, Plaintiff against WILLIAM
1.LEW EILYN TERRELL, Defendant. Ac-
tion for Annulment of Marriage. Sum
mons
TO the above named Defendant:
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED 20
answer the complaint in this action ana
20 serve a copy of your answer on the
Piaintih's Attorney within twenty days
after the service of this summons ex-
elusive Of the day of service. and in case
OF your failure TO appear answer judc-
ment will be taken against you by de-
lault for the relief demanded in the COM
plant
Dated March "a. 1920
WALTER n. VILE.
Attorney for rla anth. once and Post
OniGe ADDRESS, SO Wall t.. Borough,
- OF Manhaitan, New York City
To WILLIAM LLt.WElI,YN ,TIrpDl.5r
Defendant. - '''''
~, ThS foresoins summons IS served upon
Of HON. Joseph Il. NEWBER,:ER'" w.. :.
Of New York, Gated the eth dav ot
March, 1920, and fllcd with the mon"iai,', o'
IN the Office of the Clerk Of the Coiintv ~
New York. at the County Court iIou.s u' -,
inc Borough OF Manhattan. city. Conn y,
and state Of New York; "'''' y
Dated March so. 1920
Attorney for Plaintiff, Once ana Pa.
~ onlve ,a Address So Wall St, Boroug h
'l Manhattan. New York civ. s
New-York tribune., 1920-04-29

tlon committee. could know of thes,
ngures ne would turn in his grave
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-05-09
CHURCH DRIVE A SUCCESS.
Movement Will Be Continued
Throughout Coming Week.

The campaign of the interchurch.
world movement for it's, national
budget for the thirty participating
denominations is to be continued
through the coming week, 1t was an
nounced last night by Edward S.
Rrashears. regional director for the
District Of Columbia. West Virginia.
Maryland and Delaware The task
set-to canvass each member Of all
the churches of the participatin de-
nominations-has been so great that
it has been impossible to complete
it within the brief time since the
opening Of the drive. There also re-.
main many on the citizens list who
may or may not be affiliated with
any of the churches to be seen.
The churches have made great
success of their campaign. 1t was an
nounced, many of them having al
ready exceeded their quotas. Those
which have not yet gone over the
TOP" are bent on completing the,
work before the end of the week.
Today-Mothers day-a special ap-
peal is being made to the women Of
washington and other cities to con-
tribute to the fund. on the ground
that wherever Christianity has gone
the conditions of women and chill
dren have been bettered.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-05-09
Washington labor conference.

Washington labor conference. ;.
The council also will have before II
a computation of the ALLEGATION OF
this expenditure to the member states
in conformity with rules of the Uni
versal Postal Union. as laid down In
the covenant. 1t will be pointed out.
however. that. due to changes IN ter
ritorial lines made by the war since
the postal union was organized, Il
fairer method OF distribution of ex-
penses probably Will have to be
found.
on the strict application Of the postal
union plan, eleven countries, lnclud-
ing the United States. would be rated
as first class and liable to an assess
ment of twenty-five units. In dealing
with a budget of s1.000.000 this would
approximate $4,000 for each state of
this class. while for the states OF the
lowest or seventh class. liable for
one unit, the expense would be some
thing like $4,000.
Still another financial matter with
which the council must deal Is that
of determining the monetary unit in
which future league budgets Shall be
computed. The suggested forms in
clude the Swiss paper franc. the gold
mark or the silver mark, or possibly
a special league. monetary unit. This
phase of the financial problem. how
ever. is expected to be dealt with
by the Brussels financial conference
before the league takes final action.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-05-09
HOSPITAL ASKS $4,000.
Casualty Will Conduct Campaign
From June g to June 10.

The board Of directors of the East
ern Dispensary and Casualty Hosp!-
tai Is to conduct a drive for fund
OF $4,000 between June and II to
pay OF the present deficit of $4,000
and afford a nucleus for building
fund.
The officers Of the hospital are:
Evan II. Tucker. president: Tracy
L. Jeffords, vice president, Clarence
+. Donohoe. secretary, and Daniel A.
Edwards. treasurer. The next pre-
limfnary meeting Of the campai gn
committee will be held at Mr.. Dono-
hoes Office, 314 Pennsylvania avenue
southeast. tomorrow evening at S
o'clock.
1t is expected that the campaign
will be launched with one of the
greatest organizations of workers
gathered together for a similar pur-
pose in the District. Volunteers VIII
be called for in few days, and it
is already indicated that a large num-
her % women will respond to the
request.
When it is taken into consid"ra-
tion that no resident of the city of
Washington is free from accidental
injury. and that the Eastern Dis
pensary and Casualty Hospital has
never failed to answer a call, whether
the patient could or could not pay,
the campaign directors hope the pub
lie will come to the front generously
and promptly when called upon to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-05-09
GERMANY TO SEND
| SPA DELEGATES IF
| FRENCH QUIT RUHR
Action Depends on Troop
WithdrawaI-No Request
Made for Delay in Farley.

BERLIN. May 8 (By the Associa ted
Press).-Beyond indicating in a re-
cent informal communication to the
entente that the date set for the
Spa conference was likely to incon-
veniencc the German delegates. ow-
ing to its proximity to the elections,
the German government has made no
| official request to have the pourpar-
| lers postponed. This announcement
| was made in a statement issued this
morning in connection with the Paris
rumor that Germany was seeking
| later date.
AS most of the. cabinet ministers
| are personally interested in the
forthcoming balloting either as can,
didates or speakers. it was feared
they would be unable to partici-
pate in the campaign if the confer
| enca were fixed for the end of May.
and the government. therefore, IN
| formally indicated its wish that the
Spa meeting take place after June b.
Depends on French.
! Whether the Germans sen, dele
whether the French Withdraw then
troops from Hessian towns before
May %. The German government
will transmit a note to the entente
pliance with the restrictions regard
| ing the number of troops 1t is permit
ted to maintain in the neutral zone.
Germany will expect the French
| then to withdraw.
1 This attitude is the direct result
| of the increasing storm of protest
1 over the reported conduct of the
black troops. The cabinet is over
whelmed with demands from all parts
| of the country that it take immediate
steps to end occupation by coloreo
| troops.
| Contribution to Entente.
| An officially inspired statement re-
!, garding contributions already made
by Germany to the entente. published
in the Tageblatt. apparently. lndi-
/ Gates the line the German representa-
/, tives will adopt at the Spa confer
+; ence.
! The Saare coal mines, says the
/, statement. represent at least 1900
| 900, 900 marks: state property in the
! coded territories. 1000, 100000 marks:
material for the work of restoration
animals. machinery. dyes coal, Ger
man cables, etc. $500. 100000 marks
! and German merchant shipping, s.
| $50. 000, 900 marks.
| The list mentions the amount de-
rived from the liquidation of German
| concerns abroad Austria Hungary
Turkeys and Bulgaria's debts to Ger
| many are nominally f.o00.000.O0o
| marks 1t is pointed out. also. that
| customs dues and taxes in the occu-
pied territories are retained by the
| entente.
Allied Premiers Meet May IS. :.
PARIS, May S-The British prime
minister will confer with Premier
Millerand at Folkestone on May 13
to Is, says the Havas agency. Con-
{ firmation of this was obtained in
Paris tonight, adds the agency. and
the conference will be largely for the
purpose of discussing the program
| for the Spa meeting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-05-09
BEST GETS LIFE TERM.
PONTIAC. Mich. May s.-A jur

PONTIAC. Mich. May "a jury In
circuit court yesterday afternoon
found Arson Best, q Flint, Mich.
youth, guilty Of the murder of Miss
Vera Schneider. . telephone operator.
whose body was found on the porch
Of an unoccupied dwelling in q re-
stricted residence district here April
26.
onment at the Marquette prison.
Best will not be taken to the north
ern Michigan prison Immediately. A
movement to finance an appeal by
popular subscription. begun imme-
diately after tho verdict. was being
continued today
In his statement before sentence
was pronounced best called upon
heaven to witness his innocence. The
purse that was Immediately started
was said to contain $1,000 this morn
ing.
Tho prisoner In his direct tssti-
mony ana on crosssexAnination main
tanned he had never known Miss
gohpsider ana that the eonfesslon Of
tanned from htat44t under duress. g;