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Evening star., 1925-11-06
HECKL|NG CHARGED
IN MURDER TRIAL
Stephenson's Attorneys Ac-
cuse Prosecution of Unfair
! Treatment of Witness.
By the Associated Press.

NOBLESNILLE, Ind. November g.
Additional testimony by which 1t
hopes to clear ID. C. Stephenson,
Earl Klenck and Earl Gentry of a
charge of murder in connection with
the death of Madge Oberholtzer was
presented by the defense in Hamil-
ton Circuit Court today.
1t was the purpose of Eph Inman,
I\luX Khan leader and his body
that the girl died from the effects
of self administered poison. Medi-
cal authorities We're placed on the
that hypothesis.
Answering a hypothetical question
DR.. Williams said in his opinion the
girl died solely from the effects of
self administered poison.
Have YOU been active in politics."
Charles Z. Cox asked in cross-ex-
animation.
Il have not" DR.. Williams replied.
Did you ever treat Stephenson for
delirum tremens?" Cox inquired.
NO, sir" the witness answered be-
fore a defense objection could be
sustained.
The interrogation by Mr.. Cox
anita gonized DR.. Williams. A clash of
counsel also enlivened the trial, de-
fense attorneys charging Mr.. Cox
with "hecklins" the witness.
DR.. Virgil Moon. pathologist at the
Indiana University School of Medi
cine and a State witness. prompted
Mr.. Cox in questioning DR.. Williams.
Evening star., 1925-11-06

was reimbursed by a bonding COM
pany, it is said.
Since his arrest and release on
bail early in the year Sparks has
worked with a laundry concern and
was recently promoted.
Laura Love, colored, 20 years old,
was given a term of one year at Oc-
coquan. During a quarrel with an
other colored girl she went into the
house and, securing a pistol, shot at
her adversary, grazing one of her
fingers.
Justice Bailey extended the Glenn
ency of probation to Frederick H. G..
Wassman. jr., and William Mcdaniel.
The latter received a sentence of
three years and the former two
years. Both sentences were suspend
ed during good behavior. Wassman
was charged with two other men
with forging a check for $211.b7 in
March, 1919. The other men had
been placed on probation so the court
gave Wassman a like chance to
make good. Mcdaniel, a former fire
man on the Baltimore and Ohio Rail.
road, was accused of stealing two
watches from fellow employees at the
bunk room Of the round house Of
Union Station in June, 1924.
Evening star., 1925-11-06
SOMERS MEMORIAL
CHAPEL DEDICATED
Mount Vernon Seminary Stages
Striking Ceremony on 51st Ami.
versary Of Founders Day.

Mount Vernon Seminary was the
scene of a multiple dedication and
celebration yesterday afternoon when
the school celebrated its f1fty-f1rst
Founders day" with a huge birth
day cake and candles, the dedication
Of a beautiful new organ in its com
paratively recently completed chapel,
and the dedication of a bronze chapel
bell.
The chapel is the Elizabeth Som
ers memorial chapel, named after the
organizer and founder of the semi
nary. The organ was dedicated to
the memory of Adelia Gates Hensley,
long associated with Miss Somers in
the pioneer work of developing the
school. The bell was dedicated to
Ann Seymour Ames. who was present
in person at the dedication
Miss Ames was for many years
librarian of the school until she lost
her eyesight. Then. after receiving
a pension from the school, to show
her gratitude, Miss Ames wrote to
Evening star., 1925-11-06

Concentrate on your likes-forget
vour dislikes. They amount to little
Evening star., 1925-11-06
b. the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
ST. LOUIS. November 6.-"Fail?
Yes. many times. but l have never
been discouraged
Thus. in July, 1923, spoke Murray
Carleton treasurer of the Ferguson
Mckinney Manufacturing Co. which
is bankrupt to the extent of 81 900, 900,
and president Of the Carleton Ferguson
Co., the holding concern. 1t was the
st. Louis and his friends were
celebrating.
Now iii I'm Hospital.
Today Carleton lies in a hospital
while a receiver puzzles over the firm s
tangled affairs and creditors charge
him with Justification of statements
to obtain bank credit. He recently
underwent a serious operation.
Carleton struggled from compare
tive obscurity to q place among st.
Louis most prominent financiers. He
was fervent church worker. He
also participated in social activities.
He arrived here on a steamboat from
New Orleans one Sunday morning in
July. 1873. at the age Of 20. He found
his first employment in a dry goods
store at a salary Of S25 a month. In
1895 this firm bore his name. Last
March he sold It to the Walker
Dry Goods Co. in a deal involving
about SIS 900. 900.
Carleton was Missouri State chair
man of the European Council in 1920,
member Of the State highway COM
mission. president of the ST. Louis
Transit Co and United Railways,
president of the Reliance Realty Co,
director Of the Boatmen's Bank,
director of the Louisiana Purchase
Exposition. at the Worlds Fair here
in 1904, and held other important
Offices.
Prominent in Church.
OF all his activities, his friends say,
his church came first. He was con-
Evening star., 1925-11-06
$4,OOO,OOO ST. LOUIS BANKRUPT
BEGAN CAREER AS $25 CLERK
Murray Carleton, Now III in Hospital, Won His Many
Former Successes by Aid of Prayer, He Once
Told Church Congregation.

his religion Addressing a church
congregation, Carleton is quoted:
Il have never entered on any i'm
portant undertaking without asking
the blessing of God"
1t is generally believed he has sunk
all his money in the corporations
which he directed. So far as is known,
his only assets are stock holdings in
the Boatmen's Bank, which aggregate
ESQ shares, assessed as of June l, 1924,
at $34,1 He Is 73 years old.
Evening star., 1925-11-06
FORMER WORKER
IN BANK IS JAILED
Ernest P. Sparks Alleged to
Have Secured About SIS, 900
by Fraudulent Practice.

Ernest p. Sparks. former book
keeper at the Lincoln National Bank,
was sent to Occoquan for one year
today by Justice Bailey In Criminal
Division l for violating the national
banking laws. Sparks is said to have
secured about $4,000 by opening an
account at the bank in Il fictitious
name and transferring to that ac-
count the proceeds of checks drawn
on dormant accounts on his ledger.
The prisoner. who is 25 years old
and has II wife anu three children,
told Probation Officer Steele that he
found 1t impossible to meet his obi,
cations on the small salary OF 81, 500
a year and could not resist the temp
tation to get more money. The bank
Evening star., 1925-11-06
PRIEST WELCOMED.
Rev. Michael Jessup Honored by
Holy Name Society Here.

Rev. Michael Jessup, s. J., was
welcomed as the new spiritual direc-
tor of the Holy Trinity branch of the
Washington section OF the Holy
Name Society at the regular monthly
meeting held in the parish audito-
rum last night. Several hundred per
sons attended the meeting. Father
l.. S. Weber, s. j., retiring director.
has been transferred to Baltimore.
A resolution indorsing the action of
the Washington section of the So
ciety and Archbishop Curley in con-
demning the attitude toward private
and parochial schools on the part of
the Scottish Rite Masons of the
Southern Jurisdiction was unani-
mously adopted by the meeting.
Addresses were made by Lee Rover,
John Guilfoyle, Arthur Farquhar
and Rev. Hugh Dalton, S. j., pastor
of Holy Trinity Church.
Evening star., 1925-11-06

this work as the benediction number
on any program at Mount, Holyoke.
He tells of learning the work from
his father. Its exact origin is obscure.
DIR. Hammond showed mastery of the
organ and produced many passages
of real beauty.
Evening star., 1925-11-06

One of the most neglected units of
4 radio receiving installation is the
system, despite the fact that
it is the most essential. Poorly con
structed aerials will not give salts
factory results in the receiving set.
Evening star., 1925-11-06

Pagosa Springs. Colo. has the only
public school building in the world
heated by natural hot water. Water
of an average temperature Of 11S de.
grees is obtained from a 380-foot ar
tesian we'll in one Of the school
wards
Evening star., 1925-11-06
BOY is CATAPULTED.

NASHVILLE, Tenn. November c
GP)-With the effect Of Roman war
catapult, an overbalanced cable trailer
weighing several tons tipped up here
yesterday afternoon and flung S.year.
old John Williams q distance Of 46
feet, crushing his skull against q rock
pile. The child. who today was not
expected to live, was playing on the
trailer tongue. Workmen saw the ac-
cident.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-02
Finds Derby Puts o
Him in Curio Class

There was only one derby hat m
circulation on the streets Of Seattle
New zacars day. That vpa not b..
case il was The morning after
but simply because seattiea men
viii not wear derby hats The
ono that made b. sppSagunce was
worn by W. l.. Talbot who travels
Tor Chicago re.nsy.io wear Siouse-
re is AZ the New Washington.
and declares that the derby hat b.
the only thlns Tor man on the
rcad
There arc onlw two reasons FOR
not wssrinE "a derby" h. says -
utu who drives on automobile finds
% atIff hat troublesome getting In
ana out the machine. AMI there
Isl the man who s. afraid 81 bocom
ing tuid n lc w@rs a derby !
own a machine, and the other rra.
son doesn't Interest me \ great
many men wear drrbys In the East,
but found coming up from Los
Angeles that mine put me In tho
curiosclass."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-02

Children's stamped and made-up
Dresses 49, Buffet Sets - Scarfs-Table
Coyers-Centers and many other use
full pieces.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-02
HOLIDAYS SLOW
UP LUMBER
But MilImen Ass Anxious 10
Reopen Soon
MARKETS ALL PROMISING
Sales Are Still Keeping
Ahead oil Production
IN FRANK FOSTER

Observance ut tHr holiday season
has halted gha lumber business for
m. urrE and the last Sow that
tHg weather bias moderated and In
view nf rur continued Improvement
u market conditions, there IS am
ucu sims l,.rg among milimrn Co
r,ap o. sa soon a possible after the
uuf az the year
Tho fact EHst sales az, stu keep
ing Hhrtt 81 production 8t this time
OF ihe year b. Indicative ST tho best
possible prospects, Usually tha ia
"A slack sfason Such sales as arr
FsAe are on the basis 81 tie manu-
aclurcrs desiring 20 cover himself
on the FIRST few weeks ~ hts output
Tor the coming year Bui this time
tho millmnn has no misEiyiuEs a.
90 what puers VIII De and he Is sit.
ting tight ne knows there viii be
plenty uf ogIgr offering and plenty
OF cba.eu among them. q
rho truth IT, every market looks
wen Japan Is 6fTrHss about "a dol.
lar more t1rgr squares arc now
ysl ana medium $50 baby squares
are SEQ and fractional sizes over Ak
aro bringing ss5o more, which II
"A rather unusual spread
LIST ada Holiday show
owing 20 the large shipments Of
wheat. Oriental space b. much
stronger. January offerings being as
high as $40 Tho japanese market
is rather difacult 10 analyz", OWNS
90 tho disastrous rate % exchange
that sim prevails aud ruiscs tbs
price OF anything they buy about
ss per cent over what n would b.
at the normal rate Hut Japan Dc
sim buying strong During the
first week In December she toot
about Il million feet. which - but
little short Of her average week for
ICES. the heaviest year up 20 date
Australia totsied about 10 million
In the same week. being moro than
double her average Tor 1888, VIII
south America taking heavy ship
mcnts and the European trade gen
sraIlv Ia much better condition
Than IL was at this time last year
~, have nothing 20 be apprchrndN'
about concerning cur export lumber
trade
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-02
CHOPPED DATES

chopped dates uisins or other
dried fruits are quite as delicious as
frrsh fruits 70 De added to the morn
ing cereal Tor yarirty's sake
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-02
Well-Known Horse
Breeder Is Here

T. G McCroskey Of Garfield.
, wash. the man who takes many or
the premiums ut fnirs all over the
country for the finest draft horses
] IS ut the olympic.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-02
You Can Always Depend Upon Clean, Fresh Foods!
From The Bon Marche Food Shops
Madrona Tomatoes
Special-Can i2Bc

Special-Can d2L,c
Large No. 10 cans; fine product.
guaranteed.
Maximum Brand Pumpkin: solid
packed; extra fancy; 1924 pack:
can 15c. , FOR .i2c
Ronneberg Brand Brisling Sar.
dimes: extra fnncyS small i'm.
ported Norwegian sardines in
pure olive oil. can.......11c
Happy Home Brand Sweet Kernel
Corn; choice sweet, tender
can ....,......... .........2 &c
Shrimps-No. can: extra fine
fish; special, can. 19c
Glass Jar Brand Grated Pine.
apple; large No. cans. choice
fruit in heavy syrup: can. 15c
Sweet Isiend Peas; extra siftcd;
small: tender: can.........1oc
Cottage Brand Sliced Pineapple:
large cans fine Hawaiian fruit.
big Slices to each can: put up
in syrup; can........... 25c
Main Iloor-Thc hon Marclis
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