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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-27
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
McADOO
STARTS ON PAGE /

her said the kilograms disclosed.
was 70 be approached by a. Mitchell
Palmer. former attorney general
and counsel for T.. u. Mclean.
Washington Post publisher. 10
work on" Senator Walsh In an
effort TO have him refrain from
questioning Mclean regarding a
loan Of $1,000 20 Albert II. Fali.
McAdoo and his son. Francis r.
McAdoo. a New York lawyer. were
named in n telegram sent by Nc
Lean from Palm Beach 20 one Of
his employees IN Washington.
In this telegram. tho senate com.
ml,tee member said. Mclean told
his man here TO so TO New York
and see McAdoo. You can trust
him" Either he or hts father has
been my personal attorney for sew.
eral years.
Apparently the efforts 10 get Tn
dcrwood and others 20 work on
Walsh werc unavaiilng, for accord.
ing 70 the committee member who
told OF the M yet undisclos Q d
messages. one OF McLean's men
wired him little later that I'VE
arc helpless. It's no use 10 do
anything more. Walsh Is in a
fighting mood and has set his
Jaw"
some OF the kilograms which
will be read tomorrow arc undcr.
stood to hc in code. the word mp
pie designating one man and
cherry another.
Committee members indicated 20.
day that Francis II. McAdoo. A.
Mitchell Palmer. Doe smlthcrs.
White House tciegrapher-; John
Major. cmployc Of Mclean, and
possibly others mentioned. would be
subpoenaed.
Francis II. McAdoo. son OF VIII.
liam q. McAdoo. aspIrant 10 the
democratic presidential nomina-
lion. has been definitely ident-
fled by the senate oil committee
as the "McAdoo" mentioned in
different kilograms, sent T.. Il.
Mclean, Washington publisher,
during his recent soJourn In
Palm Beach.
References TO Francis McAdoo In
telegram indicated his advice as
lawyer was being sought by Nc
Lean on certain matters, the ma
turc OF which was not made clear.
The official announcement that
the mysterious "McAdoo" was the
son OF tho democratic leader, was
made by Chairman Lenroot, OF the
committee. after the kilograms had
been read today.
All the messages made public
showed how closely Mclean. pub
Usher OF the Washington Post. was
kept Informed OF Washington de-
velopments regarding the naval oil
scandal.
Names OF many persons who have
figured In the inquiry were men,
toned In them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-27
Five Dead, 2 Dying
From Poisoned Meat

sTERLINO, Colo. Fcb. 27.-FiYe
persons are dad today from illness
following the eating Of poisoned aau.
sage. Two more are dying IN q hos
pital. Deadly boiuiinus is blamed.
Eleven other persons who ute tho
slutaFo sre 40 al their homes. but
are expected 10 recover. one q The
dead f. a b-year-oid boy. Joe No
tafio.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-27
Cache Of Stolen Goods Is
Located in Basement

A burglars cache Of iewelry. val.
ued al approximately 1900, was
found Tuesday night IN a basement
Of a building At fo5 X. Taylor st.
The loot consisted q a large case
Of assorted watches. diamonds, cuff
links ana bracelets. all Of which
had been stolen. February a. from
Charles Lushing. iewslsr Of Msrys-
Wis
Lushiug had taken the case q
jswslry from his shop at Marys.
Vile 70 his Seattle home. 7oa Mar
ion st.. while repairing the watches.
The basement where the loot was
found was unused
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-27
Japanese Princes
death" Premature

TOXIC. FEB. ~. Reports here To-
day that Prince Mainuknta. one Of
the elder statesmen Of Japan. had
died were declared later 20 be pre-.
mature. Available official informa.
ton from Okltfu. where the adviser
10 two cmperors was graveiy 81. left
in doubt the question OF whether be
was dead or alive
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-27
ID SEEK NAVY FUNDDES IN BLAZE JEWELRY FOUND
Aged Man Burned Trying TO
Save His valuables

wENArcHEE. Fsb. s7.-Ths body
Of =. u. Eorsl Is. burned to death
In fire at the John Rsnik home.
near here, las, night, was today TAX
en- from the ruins. lie rushed into
the house 20 save some valushles.
when the floor collapsed. carrying
him 10 hls death.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-27
Great Northern Sued

An amended complaint has been
filed in federal court by the sultan
Railway a Timber Co. asking tB1.-
aeo.es from the Great Northern
railway. The complaint alleges the
amount Ia due from an ovcr-charEe
on a iog-hauling contract
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-27
centralia Couple
Shot Dead in East

GREEN BAY. Wis. Feb. a.
shst to death. the bodies OF Mr.. and
Mrs a. d. Tuttie. OF centraIla.
wash, were found in the living
rom Of Il. C. Rice. their sonin-law.
Mrs. Tutfle's body was pierced BY
fur bullets: her husband was shot
ihru the temple. The shooting Is a
1ts.ery.
The Tutsles recently came 70 Green
Bay to care for Ruth. s.year.old
laughter Of Mrs. Rice. who Is con.
aasd 70 a hospital BY sickness Mrs.
Tnssie a Green Bay girl. formerly
rss Mrs. George johnson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-27
Belgian Lawmakers
Overthrow Cabinet

BRUSSELS. Feb. 27s--The Bel.
CLAN cabinet. headed BY Premier
Theunis. has been overthrow.
Parliament today. by vote OF IS
to 10. defeated the government by
rejecting the Franco-Beigian eco
nomic convention.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-27
.TIKHON is DYING
Former Russ Patriarch Is
Heart Disease Victim

MOSCOW, Feb. 27.-Former Pstri.
arch Tikhon is dying Of heart dis
ease. his physicians said.
The cburchman. former leader Of
the Russian Catholic church. has
suffered several attacks during the
last "A hours
Tikhon drew worldwide attention
year ago. whsn he was arrested
by the Russian government for op'
posing oondscation q church prop
erfy by the state 70 aid the starving
population.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-27
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
DAUGHERTY
STARTS ON PAGE 1

came AZ a time when he was be-
lleved 10 be preparing a statement
announcing his intention 10 resign
or remain In office. He conferred
with President Coolidge twice dur.
lng the day and announced he had
an important statement 10 make
he. Ia ~. 49,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-27

The Development OF the Motor
Car Industry was dIscrsed We'd
nesday noon by +. L. Feist, assist
ant sales manager OF the Chevrolet
Motor Co, before the Exchange
club. The meeting was held in the
Engineers club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-27

A small. cory bungalow Is 20 com.
Portable. Turn 20 the want Ads
you may find Just what you have
wanted in a home.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-07
Ell SIR. AMADEO ESTA
CONFORME CON LOS
PROCEDINIIENTOS DE LA
VUYAvTA

Ell senior Francisco l.. Amadeo,
representante de la Alianza en- la
Junta Insular nos ha hecho las si-
quientes manifestaciones, tomadas
en- momentos en- que prestaba su
cooperation al recuento en- las salas
de trabajO de la junta.
"COmOquiera que estamos traba-
Jando nueve horas diarias, yo espe-
70 que para Navidades antes. ha-
brem0s terminado todo el trabajo.
'TOdos los dfas Sc abren la mar
de papeletas, pero siempre tenemosY
trabajo pendiente de sobra para te
nernos ocupados por largo tempo.
lei Superintendent Sc muesfra
muy imparcial, Y estamos conforme
con suS actuaciones.
Los miembrOs de la Junta esta-
mos en- ammonia en- cuanto respec-
ia los trabajos de la JuUta''.
Despues de estas manifestations
nos vimos con el senior Aurelio c.
Torres, empleado Official del Go
biernO en- la Junta, para guardia
fiel copia de 10 que en- la Junta Sc
trata Y Sc hace. Ell seflOr Torres nos
dijo 10 siguiente:
"NOto una gran ammonia entire
los representatives de los partidos
polfticos en- la Junta, en- 10 que Sc
refiere a 6sta.
lei trabajo de los representatives
de los partidOs es correcto."
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-07
FINA Y ATRACTIvA CARTERA
De Piel de Russia Legftima. Con 81
nombre grabado en- letras de orc

Cartera de piel de russia legitima,
ELI los coloIes negro castaao, con
cnatro compartimientos para billetes,
selloc de correo, Jarjetas, etc. Tanto
por la caEdad del cuero como por 10
periecto de- acabado y por su hermo
sa Apariencia, est$ cartera no dejs
NADIA que desear. No hay que confuT-
diria con otras de caidad inferior
aue Sc ofrecen en- ell mercado. G&Ean-
Ctzamos que durara por muchos amos
DC Iso diario. Ell precio a que al
ttrecemos es minimo 81 Sc t.enen en-
crcMIa todas sus buenas cualidades
Cada cartera viene en- una GAIA muy
apropiada para un regalo.
Il Frecao Especial de cada una, In
cltsTelido ell franQueo ;. .. $1.50.
indlQueros claramense Ell nombre
lSc desea grabar, asi como Ell color
d. la cartera que desea.
ESPECIAL: A todo Ell que ordene
cjhco d. estas carteras a un tempo,
-le enviarem0s una, con su nombre
ga ordenes entire sus amigos.
Erabado, absolutamente gratis. Obten
Envie 25 centavos en- sellos con la
oraen Ell resto de $125 10 paga al
ectblr ell arttculo. 81 nos envia Ell
vs'or total con Ell pedido, lie despa.
cha~enIos, junto con la cartera, uH
ne.noso alfiler de corhata de orc en-
ohspsdo. sin costo alguno. Enue So
o,den hoy mismo.
EEILLIANT TRADING COMPANY
50 P'arl Street, New York, N.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-07

no. PIOJINAC { doble fuerza) es de
olor agradable. de facil aplicacion
Y de resultados mas rapidos que el
unguento de mercurio, ell de soldado
y otras pomadas unguentos seere-
tos. rs un insecticida que no debe
faltar en- ninguna casa. No hay pio
jo, liendre nj ning1n otro insecto
que 10 resista. Sc usa tambien para
lavados de cabeza de adultos Y nj
nos Y para DEsTRUIR LA CAS-
PA, deiando 81 cuero cabelludo linn
pio Y olorosc& Por su prceio como
DO esta al alcance de pobres ricos
rCompre la pIOJINA en- las boticas
J Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-07
81 I'D. Sc DFSCUIDA
Sc 10 COMEN VlVO

Hagase usted el desentendido. no
les ponga usted atenci0n un dia
Sc 10 comen vivo. Hablamos de esos
insectos Y animalitos que Sc crfan
en- la cabeza Y parties secretas del
cuerpo humane. Llamense piojos.
liendres. como sc les lame sea
cual sea la parte del cuerpo en- dom
de Sc crfen. hay que acabar con ellos.
PIOJINA tdoble fuerza) es un un-
sguento fabricado expresamente pa
ra matar pioios, liendres toda cla-
Sc de insectos que ataean la cabeza
! Y parties vellosas del cuerpo hama-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-07
Ell SUPT. KEITH ESTA
CONFORNIE DEL TRABAJO

Para conocer su opinion con res
pecto a la marcha general dc los
trabajos que esti llevando a caDo
la Junta. hemos lido yer al Super
rintendente Keith, quien nos ha he
cho las siguientes manifestations:
= ..Yo estoy conforme con ell traba-
io que esta realizando la Junta.
Ell promedio general de colegios que
revisamos en- un dfa nos asegura
que tefminaremos dentro de POGO
iel recuento.
"Todo sigue ne calma y en- perfec
ia ammonia en- cuanto concierne
los representatives de los partidos
en- la Junta"
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-07
MIR. KEITH ES VERDA-
DERAMENTE IMPARCIAL":
TADDEC
A. TORRES

FL senior Alfonso Torres, Secre-
tario de la Federation V represen
tante del partido socialista, sus-
tituyendo n Bolivar Pagan, en- la
Junta Insular, nos hiZo las siguien-
tes manifestaciones mientras Sc pro
cedfa al recuento general de pape-
letas.
"Nosotros podrfamos abandonass
la Sala del recuento no asistiendo
las Sesiones de In Junta con la
perfecta seguridad de que habrfa de
proccderse de la manera que esti-
pnla la ley. La ilegalidad no esta
aquf, ell robo viene de los colegios
electorales.
"El Presidente de la Junta proce
de muy imparcialmente, Y tenemos
plena confianza EN- suS actuaciones.
EN- esta junta llenamos nuestro
cometido, aunque no hace falta, no
hay la necesidad de hacer acto de
presencia en- las reuniones que es-
ia eelebra.
La ilegalidad procede de los CO.
legios electorales, 10 que no puede
remediar la Junta, nj su presiden-
te"
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-07

que Green buena para explicar la
derrota mas fenomenal que partido
politico alguno ha sufrido en- este
rais.
La verdad es una: ell pals no
qmere a esos directories fracasados
a quienes siempre derrot6. Esta-
ba va cansado de la intransigencia
que predomina en- ellos. Cada vez
surgia una enmienda liberal nues
ira Carta organica, Sc ponian
pTotestar, a gritar, a querer impe-
dir que Puerto Rico ohtuyiera su
gobierno propio. Nunca quisieron
e. Gobernador Elective. Atacaron
e. Acta que tenemos hoy Y cuando
los mandamos a Washington a pc
dir libertades, hacian 10 contrario.
Esos son los hombres que piensan
que Ell pals puede seguirlos. Estan
eqmvocadosl! ("Nos sentfamos can
sados de estar en- un circulo infer
nal y candente que absorbia todas
nuestras buenas ideas'', dice ell Sc
hor T. Gar@ot sobre el mismo asun
to). (Que lego para saludar al Sc
nor Gonzalez Mena.)
-IHabia usted pensado antes de
In Resoluci0n Coniuntq sn'i"i-
tar Ell Gobernador Elective oficial-
mente por ell partido Republican,
Puertorriqueiio?
--"Sf, 10 habla pensado. Todd
Jr.; Arizona Siaca, y yo empezamos
una campafia en- ell 1928, y nos la
maron "reformistas hicimos un
p~ograma para nuestro partido, bas
tante liberal, incluimos en- Ell la
reforma de tener nuestro Goberna-
dor Elective. Esta idea la vengo
acariciando desde hace mucho item
po. En- 1919 presente en- la CANA
ra de Representatives. pidiendo Sc
enmendara por Ell Congreso de
Washington nuestra Carta Organi-
ca, concediendosenos ell derecho de
elegir nuestro Gobernador, y Can
do Sc celebr6 La Asamblea del Par
lido Republican, en- Ell Ohmpo, ALI
fuimos y sostuvimos ell programa
que en- union de otros amigos re-
dactamos y sostuvimos que nuestra
idiosincracia de pueblo debia per
durar y nuestras costumbres res
netarse, Y que asi deberiamos de
elegir nuestros destinos guberl,a'
mentales, bajo la glorioss b1ndera
norteamericana.
"Entonces, estos mismos lie aho
ra pusieron ell grito en- 81 cielo. Y
cuando nosotros defendianos ell SUI
fragio femenino ellos 10 atacaban
y nos decian que perderiamos STEM
pre- las elecciones ii oto-g&bamos
ese derecho la mujer. Y en- su
peri6dico atacaban Y ridlcuhzaban
la idea.
'No tengo la menor duct qne
unionistas Y republicanos vanos
derecho una fusion que va tiene
nombre: ALBANIA PUERToRFI-
QUENA, tenemos tanbien el pro
grama: ToDo PoR PUERTO RI
co s
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-07

cOntribuciones en- exceso, que de-
bera ser devueltoca seis mil distin-
tos contribuyentes del estado de Hi
nois, que a1n no han podido ser To-
calizados.
Sc trat0 de hacerlo. enviando los
cheques p0r correo, pero todos fue-
ron devueltos, pues las autoridades
postales no pudieron localizar a los
deStinatarioS.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-07
Fran las IL de la noche."

session.
Fran las IL de la noche."
Despues de las terminates Y
autorizadas declaraciones del emil
nente DR.. Scott, que considera a
Cuba "soberana, libre indepen-
diente", a pesar de la Enmienda
Platt, huelga todo comentario adj
cional de mi parte acerca de tan
importante asunto, como no sea
para reiterarle a usted mis- mas
expresivas gracias por la distin-
cion de que me ha hecho objeto,
y para ofrecerle ell testimonio de
mi mas alta consideration. y res
peto. .
Antonio GONZALEZ LAMAS.
San Juan, Die. de 1924.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-07
SEIS MIL PEQUENAS CANTIDA-
DES DE DINERO QUE NADIE Sc
PRESENTA A COBRAR -

CHICAGO, diciembre 6 Omitted
Press LA sefiora Mabel Reinecke.
collector de rentas internas, tiene en-
su poder seis mil pequenas cantida-
des de dinero, que no sabe a quien
devolver.
FL dinero representa- ciertas de
voluciones de dinero cobrado por
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-07
FLORES NATURALEs

sQuiere usted conseguir hermo-
soss bouquets? Bonitas Coronas Y
otros trabajos artfsticos en- flores
naturaIes. Llame al tel6fono 500
Santurce (Stop %, Martin Pc
na) u sera atendfdo por la Seiao-
ra Parsi.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-07
Ell pals : no quiere a..
(Continuaci0n de la Ira. pag.)

(Continuaci6n de la Ira. pag.)
pezado hablarnos, llevandole nuaS
tro interrogatorio cuestiones de
politica.
LAS elecciones de 1924, nos
dice adoptando un continente gra-
We y respetuoso, han sido honra-
das, y llevadas a cabo dentro de
la mas estricta legahdad. En- elias
ha sucedido 10 de siempre: los ven
cidos alegan que les han robrdo
el triunfo, que ellos tenian la ma
yoria.
Los nilmeros, las estadssticas
y las urnas, han dicho 10 contra
rio. La Alianza tiene ell endoso de
.odo Puerto Rico. No gan6 por mas
votos, por las predicas malsanas v
engahosas del adversario. ST ahora
Sc celebraran nnevas elecciones.
nuestro Partido ganaria por todos
los votos del pals. Y Sc oyen his
torietas muy peregrinas, de los del
elefante. acerca de como les roba-
ron su triunfo. Patrafias v cnentos
de camino q. no Sc les cree nadie
En- Washington no les hariu caso''.
-Diganos Lcdo.; lcree Gstcd que
los constitucionalistas Y soe,alietas
tem1an esa derrota antes dc 1lc-
varse a efecto las eleccioneso
-"'Si, 10 creo. Y tengo que repe-
tir 10 que diio nuestro comisionado
ReTidente: Isl crefan tener la MA
yoria del electorado en- Puerto Ri
co los del "jacho' con los del ele-
fante, Ipor que solo nominaron i'm
senador y un Representative :t lar
ge? IPor que renunciaban graciosa
mente en- favor de la Aliallza cua-
tro senadores y tres representatives
at-large?"
IA que atribuye usted ell gran
descenso de votos socialistas en- la
singular contienda politica que Sc
ha hbrado?
IA que Ell partido Republican,
ha conservado sus fuerzas que tie.
MIA, divididas ahora en- Ahado3 y
Constituencies. Los Unionistas
tambien conservaron sus posiciones.
Los Sociahstas bajaron POGO, por
ell motive de que los Repubicanos
Puertorriquefios, reconquistaron al
gunas fuerzas de pueblos como
A1asco, Rinc6n. Y otros. Menor hu-
biera sido todavia ell nI1nero de
votos sociahstas, 81 los del elefan-
te hubieran inscrito su partido ,n
varias ciudades en- que no 10 hi
cieron por razones para mi desco
nocidas''.
-ICual fue ell orden que usted
observara en- su distrito, cual la
actuaci6n politica durante las elec-
clones?
I'm orden perfecto. Pude OBJ
scrvar Ell dia de las elecciones un
complete orden en- los pueblos de
mi distrito. La, poicia estuvo i'm
parcial Y cumplio en- todo momen-
to con su deber. En- ning1n ITEM
po vi una violaci6n La ley cleo
toral mientras Sc celebraban estas
pasadas elecciones".
-5Y a que causas atribuye us
ted la protesta de los coalicionis
tas?
-"En cuanto a este alboroto
que han armada los adversarios
nuestros, no es otra cosa que una
consigna para poder contener la
desbandada que Sc inicia en- las fl
las de la coahci6n. Es una forIra
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-07
Va prontO a..
continuation de la la. pagina

veces ell Secretario del Parudo, Al
fonso Torres. mientras que otras
comparece el licenciado Bolivar Ia
gan.
Evening star., 1924-04-20
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THE WEATHER

District of Columbia - Increasing
cloudiness with moderate tempera-
ture, becoming unsettled today; to-
morrow fair and cooler. moderate
south and southwest, shifting to
northwest winds
Maryland - Increasing cloudiness,
probably followed by light rain today,
except in southeast portion: tomor-
row fair and cooler; moderate south
winds.
Nirgfnia-Increasin cloudiness to-
day, becoming unsettled in north por-
ton; slightly warmer in south por-
ton today; tomorrow fair and cooler;
fresh south and southwest, shifting
to northwest winds.
West Virginia-CIoudy today, light
rain in north portion; cooler by to-
night; tomorrow fair and cooler.
Record for Twenty-Five Hours,
Temperature-Midn 40; 9 am,
45; am, AZ; am, AZ; 8 am, AZ; 10
am. 81; IL noon, ST; pm, so; 4 pm,
61: pm, 81; 8 pm, 81; 10 pm, 50.
Highest, 62.2; lowest, 42.0.
Temperature same date last year
Highest, IL; lowest, 3s.
Tide Tables.
FURNISHED by United States coast
and geodetic survey)
Today-Low tide, 2:3S am. and 3:15
pm; high tide, $40 am. and 500 I'm.
Tomorrow-Low tide, :27 am. and
4:07 pm; high tide, s.1s am. and s:51
pm.
The SUN and Moon.
Today Sun rose, 5:25 am; sun
sets, $50 pm.
Tomorrow - Sun rises, 5:24 am;
sun sets, 6:51 pm.
Moon rises, 8:1S PM; sets. 6:24 am.
Automobile lamps to be lighted
one-half hour after sunset.
Weather in Various Cities.
Evening star., 1924-04-20
so SALOONS ARE RAlDED.

PHILADELPHIA, April 19.-Raids
upon fifty saloons were carried out by
a force of 125 dry agents today, under
the leadership of William J. Mcclure,
group head enforcement agent. Only a
small amount Of liquor was seized BY
the raiders. but quantity of alleged
beer was taken
. The raids followed a two-week inquiry
by special investigators working in con-
junction with the federal authorities
Evening star., 1924-04-20

mitting a compromise between Prof.
Yoronoff and three children of Nine.
Voronoff by two previous husbands.
The settlement involves $3.639,000.
The compromise approved by tho
court gives the income Of the entire
estate to Prof. Voronoff for life, and
on his death three fifths goes TO two
children of Nine. Voronon by Francis
Francis, an Englishman. and two
fifths to q daughter by her first hus- :
band
Evening star., 1924-04-20

laws against Edward Young Clarke of
Atlanta, Ga, former imperial wizard pro
tenn. Of the Ku Klux Klan, were dis
missed by Federal Judge A b. Ander-
son today on the motion of Homer Ell
lott, United States district attorney.
Clarke was placed under $4,000 bond
last September, when information was
filed by the district attorney charging
that a quart bottle containing liquor
had been found in Clarke's travelling bag.
Clarke declared the finding of the
liquor was a crude attempt to frame
him."
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colored People, 1t was announced last

night.
The program of the drive has been
so arranged as to have mass meet
ings each week until it's conclusion.
On Sunday, April 81, n. meeting will
be held at the John Wesley Church,
when DR.. Charles Edward Russell
journalist and author, and Prof. Kelly
Miller of Howard University will be
speakers. DR.. w. Z. b. Du Bois,
editor of the Crisis, will speak at
meeting on May l, at the Metro
nnlitar A. VI. r. Church, Senator
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CLARKE is INDICATED.
Former Klan Chief Was Accused of
Dry Act Violation.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, April 19.--
Charges of violating federal prohibition
Evening star., 1924-04-20

Capper and Mrs. Coralie Franklin
Cook are also on the list of speakers.
Evening star., 1924-04-20
SO, ,OO0,O 900 FIGHT ENDS.

Court Permits Compromise on
Mime. E. v. Voronoff's Estate.
NEW YORK. April 19.-The end of
the litigation over the estate OF Nine.
Evelyn Bostwick Voronoff. wife of
Prof Serge Voronof and daughter of
the late Jabez BoStwiclt, came today
with the signing OF a court order per-