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Evening star., 1925-10-17
ROOMS AND BOARD.
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1860 COLUMBIA RID. N;w.-Eyery con
ice. Phone Adams 1864.
rooms; og - beautiful home; walking distance: Si.
1892 COLUMBIA RD.--Handsomely fur
nished double and single rooms: choice home
table: reasonable.
1871 COLUMBIA RD-one large front
room. suitable two. three: no oojecti9Hn. 10
s0s ST. Nw--LsrTe. second floor front
each. meals Der day.
1917 COLUMBIA RD.-Spitsble room for
man or woman: all conyeniences: best table
Adams 1000.
DUPONT CIRCLE-l416 21st st. NV. beau
uful room. modern conveniencee. home COOK
Ing. 10.
1914 KENYON ST. Nw-Larre front room.
twin beds. electricity telephone: excellent
board: also single room. 19'-
1904 OTIS PL. N.w.-An attractive room
for one or two persons. with excellent hosro
Columbia S577. ls.
1869 COL ROAD. APT. l2-Pleassnt sunny
room: Mount Pleasant car. 1S'
111s B ST, N.E-Room and board for one
or two gentlemen
Is.h sT1Eefned ed home e1Sellent se ne.ls Ie.
ROOM AND BoARD-strictly private. West
1910 18th ST. N.w-Front room twin
beds: bath on came floor; home cooking. IL
e2l ST. sw-Private family. ladies' or
men: $3.50 week each. Franklin 1855.
Overlooking Franklin Park.
1881 St. four doors from Hamilton
Hotel: one very large room. second noor
hot, cold water in room bath connecting
will accommodate two or three; home COOK
Evening star., 1925-10-17

YOUR CHANCE
to obtain your transportation
at a low price and on easy
terms.
Best Values in the City.
Buick 1924 4-pass., 6-cyl. coupe.
Buick 1923 5-pass., o-cyl. tour
ing.
Dodge 1924 touring.
Dodge 1921 touring.
Jordan 1921 touring.
Ford 1924 touring.
Ford 1923 fordor sedan.
Buick 1922 5 and 7 pass. tour
ings.
Buick 1921 sedan.
Cadillac 1921 coupe.
Hupp 1921 touring.
Hupp 1923 touring.
Buick 1920 5-pass. touring.
Buick 1922 4-cyl. touring.
Buick 1925 5-pass., 6-cyl. tour
ing.
Open Nights.
Any Demonstration.
EMERSON & ORME,
1920 M ST. NV.
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COLUMBIA RID. N.W.-Everv con
.nce. we'll prepared meals: excellent serv-
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900 ST Nw-LsrRe. second-foor front
room. with board. for two. $40 per month
each 3 meals per day.
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WASTED-GARAGES.

wANTED-TO RENT l-CAR GARAGE OR
space for one car in larger garage. in ytctn-
ity OF Leroy pl and Conn. ave. Tel. Poto-
mac l"1S
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% QUINCY PL. N.E.-TO RESPONSIBLE
couple: two rooms. kitchen. private bath,
linen. sink. range. elec garage. Owner. Is.
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2O0I 18th ST NW-VERY ATTRACTTVE
apartment consisting of living room. dining
room. reception hall. kitchen. bath and two
bedrooms. Reasonable price. c. A SNOW
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FURNISHED IN OGANY-RECEPTION
hall living room. in-a-dor bed. dressing
room. bath. kitchenette and diDette: linen
and silver. included. S75. Kew Gardens.
Phone North 41sJ-M lSs
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1917 COLUMBIA RD.-Spitsble room for
man woman: all conyeniences: best table
A
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wANTED-ROOMs AND BOARD.

BOARD AND ROOM desired preferably in
private homes. by young men and women
now attending Strsyer's College Location
within easy walking distance OF college,.
Answer by letter. giving rates and reference
straye- College. 721 18th St Phone Main
3430--
TWO CNFCR ROOMS AND BOARD for 3
adults in quiet private family. near Wis
ave. cars. between Cleveland Park and
dress Box 2q3.y. Star Office.
WANTED by young woman, comfortable
room and frst-ciass board in refined sur
dress Box 344V. Star Office.
YOUNG COUPLE, desire large well furnished
room with board in modern apartment or
home: state price. Write. Address Box cs4
V. Star Office. IS
ELDERLY LADY desires warm room and
board: semi-invaHd, needing some care. Ad-
dress Box lily. star office. IL
Evening star., 1925-10-17

DUPONT CIRCLE-l416 21st st. NV. beau
tiful room, modern conveniencee. home COOK
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1870 EYE ST W-Downtown: attractive
double single rooms; running water: private
baths: steam electricity 20
2l4O n ST. NV. Apt. 24-Furnished front
room: good location, reasonable: gentleman.
Call after 5 pm. West 373-J. IT,
COIORED-Iarge front room. twin beds:
double and single rooms. North l1ls-W.
Evening star., 1925-10-17
WANTED-ROOMS.

THREE unfurnished rooms. h.-w.h.. cleo
trlcity: by two adults. employed. Address
Box 276-V. Star office.
FURNISHED or unfurnished rooms: would
care for furnace and pay a little rent Ad-
dress Box 26v. Star office. Is
YOUNG LADY desires homehke room and
sleeping porch II possible: state price and
location. Address Box 17s-V. star office.
SPECIAL APPEAL-Furnished rooms want
ed next week for delegates 10 Council Of
Churches. Please advise Immediately. Civ
ing exact location. telephone nunlber mum
her of persons you can accommodate and
rate per day. Address Box 239-V. Star Office
Evening star., 1925-10-17

BROOM AND BATH APT. in NV. section
for lady des!rous of renting on shares. Ad-
dress Box 232-N. Star Office. 1Te
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123 9th ST. NE.-One large. second floor.
. windows: electric lights. h.-w.h.. next
bath. Price. 81 30.
7o7 Goth ST NV, Apt S-Neuly fur
nished: eastern exposure central location ::
gentleman 1Ss
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KEDRICk. 18th & K-CORNER HOUSE
keeping apt: II outside windows: I
large rooms: extra large closets. Apt. 202.
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1914 KENYON ST. NW-LarEe front room.
twin beds. electricity. telephone: excellent
hoard. also single lNs
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,27 10th ST. - Girls club: attractive
oms: beautiful home: walking distance. .
Evening star., 1925-10-17

1904 OTIS PL. N.W.-An attractive room
for one or two persons. with excellent hoard
Evening star., 1925-10-17

THE LOUISA. 2l6 NEW YORK AVE-
room, kitchenette. bath. modern apt: adults
only; SIS. Apply Nash 122 NJ ST. NV. is
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RENT ROOMS-FUR. & UNFUR.
55O7 33rd ST NV Chevy ChaseN-Front
Ressonable. Call after pm. Sunday.
49,
1878 TAYLOR ST. N.W-Two communi-
eating front rooms: continuous hot water:
reasonable. 49,
1919 9th ST. N.E.-Large front room or
back one with inclosed porch.
14OO 18th N.w-Second floor. Apt 4,
southern exposure: next bath electricity.
1862 CoLUMBIA RDi N.w.-Two large
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TO LEASE FOR TWO MONTHS-BEAUTI-
fully furnished l-rm.. X and bath apt ref
erences required. The Jefferson. No. 50B;
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THE AISION.
APARTMENTs-FUR. & UNFUR.
.3Otll ST. NV

DOliI - -. W -
Cor. N st. Renodeled and renovated
and 3 rooms. r. and h; gas heat furnishes
$40. Goldsmith & Co. 1905 Eye St. y "
Phone Main lSNn
Richmond planet., 1925-08-22

selves around a French outpost and
wait for a French mobile column TO
come to its relief. They wait until
the column starts to return TO us
base. Then they open fire on it from
their trenches, lodging from tree 10
h;llock. and follow it as far as 1T is
safe to go. picking off the French
almost with impunity. They do TINS
until the post succumbs or the French
suppress it as too costly to int
Then. while strongly entrenchng
and f~ortifying this abandoned area
against a possible French offensive,
thew move on south to ths next posi-
and repeat the same process. AT the
same time they push their agents on
ahead. through the new frehcll
line. and inc:te the tribes pehlno W
revolt. Thus the Riffians
gaining re endorsements as they go
and never leaving the Frencn any
thing to shoot at.
s'There Is, of course, a certalu
mass movement of troops always go
inc on among the Rtffians. They re-
l;eva the men at the front every ten
or 6fteen DAYS or they SHIFT unlts
from one sector to ano. her. They used
70 do this in the daytime, wi n groups
of a hundred or more untl Vhes
learned this furnished good targstS
for the French av ators. NOW they
rorry On these movements as VIII a.
most of the attacks they man
ocains. the French cutposts' during
tba night. when there are no planes
to bother them.
..Thev have found this so success
ful that they go behind the french
front ut night and ambush their sup
plv trains. making the lines OF COM
mun' cations more and more lnsecu.e
ar might. During the day these ralu
OPS, can stay where they are, IN MO
ing or even in the open. For II must
no remembered-it is n or the pc
cu,iar hand caps of the lei mat
all the tribesmen on both sides OF the
front are blood brothers, N II Is
,mnossible for a European 10 olStih-
ouish the rebels from the iowa d
tisons. The French do no, oouo'
that Fee itself has a floating popula
ton of at least a thousand members
of the Riff and rebel tribes. but they
cannot pick them cut among the slxty
thousand other natives in the city
What nation could withstand these
toct'cs now for any prolonged space
of time? We are just ~recuperating
from ? world war and it is a stag
gering proposition to engage in a
contest which may drag its weary
way during a period of ten years or
more.
Richmond planet., 1925-08-22

ers and progressive college girls,
minister's wife, clever sales wom-
en-, office girls and factory girls
all are united in the M effort to
achieve the Queenly Crown, and
win the gorgeous Hudson Super
Six Coach, or one of the five free
trips to Atlantic City with a fasci-
mating 500 trousseau free.
From SO to 100 votes + packed
with each of the Golden Brown
Beauty Preparations, which have
made Madame Mamie Hightower
known as a friend of our race
Richmond planet., 1925-08-22

tered into the spirit of Madame
Hightower's National Beauty Con-
test.
North, East South and West
all are represented among the
lovely contestants. From small cit
les, and towns, and hamlets, from
the teeming cities like Chicago and
San Francisco, from mountain and
from valley-from everywhere in
our country come these myriads of
the very cream of race girls.
Bankers wife and shoemaker's
daughter, handsome schoo! teach
Richmond planet., 1925-08-22

and the fairest flowers of u race
women are in the thick Of the
contest with votes pouring in by
the thousands from friends and
relatives.
Above are but a few of the beau
ties who have sent their photo
graphs to Madame Mamie High
tower, Beauty Culturist of Inter
national Repute and extraordinary
Benefactress of the Race.
But even from this small group
readers may gain some idea of the
thousands of girls who have IN
Richmond planet., 1925-08-22

women, and an untiring worker
in behalf of greater loneliness.
Through her Golden Brown Chem
lists of Memphis, Tenn, she has
constantly discovered newer and
finer preparations for maintaining
our age-old standard Of feminine
loneliness.
The great contest does not close
until midnight, Sept. Is, 1925,
and dozens of thousands of u
women are saving the free votes
that come with each preparation
and casting them for their favorite.
Richmond planet., 1925-08-22
THE WAR IN MOROCCO.

1t is, now admitted that the French
have been forced to send 19O,00O
troops to Morocco, Africa and the
Spanish over 100, 900, making a
grand total of nearly a quarter OF a
million men to combat these African
tribesmen, who are holding thei w
armed only with rifles and the am
munition captured from the invaders
1t may be interesting to observe tina
Spain and France do not claim 10
hold u valid title to any or thls
country and are exercising control
under a mandate not granted 10
either of them by the inhabitants
themselves.
Mr. Clarence L. STREET continues:
'sThe mountains through VIII On
the front runs We're made tor cover
and the Riffians and Moroccans are
more artful than our Red Indians IN
making use of it. Camoutlage IS
nothing new to them. They have been
known to tie grean branches around
them-as n Macbeth-creep a
night into the camp of a FIRE en- co.
umn under the eyes Of Sc tries stan
a sleeping soldier. steal his rlHe ana
make off,.
This then ACCOUNTS for the TACT
hat Commander ADD el-Krim, the
great African warrior, who was
trained in European universities can
hold armies of a quarter of a mil
lion men at bay with a follow ng or
approximately $4,000. Mr.. STREET says
further:
The hordes of Abd-el Krim OF
only keep hidden--more than ever
wher they hear an airplane-but
they keep scattered, as the Atghans
do when their country is invaded
and they have a vast amount or
country to scatter in while still re
maini. @ close enough to harass the
French. Moreover. they protect them
selves in ~cleverly concealed rifle pits
tire, ches and dugouts, scattered 100.
They have developed these tactics to
such a point that a territically in
tense bombardme t, costing a million
francs or more, is needed for the
Ere. oh to kill 100 RiffianS. You
strain your eyes up at the front look
ing for the enemy a;.d you are cnn-
WINGED there can't be ai.y-unt1l you
see the French wounded and dead
being brought back into camp.
1t is the steadily mounting cost OF
this war that will cause a revolution
at home. Neither France nor Spain
can spare the money. 1t causes an
increase of taxation in both places
The world is clamorihg for peace.
Mr.. STREET says further:
The Riffians rarely move forward
even in a small mass formation to
attack the French. When they do
they deploy their men in skirmish
line and combine movement and fir
ing in the best European style of
m~anoeuyrine. Nearly ALWAYS. how
Richmond planet., 1925-08-22

MEMPHIS, TENN. = Glorious
girls and winsome women Of u
race from nearly every state in
the Union are vieing with each 9th
err for the honor of being Beauty
Queen.
All the way from the rock bound
coast of Maine to lovely Louisiana
on the Gulf, from historic Bos-
ton TO Los Angeles and the
Golden West, here, there and
everywhere interest is increasing,
Richmond planet., 1925-08-22

ysssSas~Se !
You can have The Planet sent 3
months for 60 cents. Phone us
about it.. We will send you one
copy each week for 5 cents per week.
Phone Randolph 221S.
Richmond planet., 1925-08-22

The Riffians rarely move forward
even in a small mass formation to
attack the French. When they do
they deploy their men in skirmish
line and combine movement and fir
ing in the best European style of
manoeuvring. Nearly always, how
ever, they simply entrench them
Richmond planet., 1925-08-22

It is the steadily mounting cost OF
this war that will cause a revolution
at home. Neither France nor Spain
can spare the money. 1t causes an
increase of taxation in both places
The world is clamoring for peace.
Mr.. STREET says further:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-10
BY Ruth Waller

Tor the inexperienced person who
L wants to eat mushrooms Of his
own finding. tho safest thing TO do
Is 10 cat only putfballs. because none
OF these is poisonous. There is no
difference between mushrooms and
toadstools except that the latter arc
poisonous. and u requires practice
to be able 10 distinguish. the two.
Meadows and open fields arc safer
places in which 20 find mushrooms
than the woods. because most Of tho
poisonous species grow IN tho shade,
according to Prof John Hotson OF
the department Of botany at the
University OF Washington.
The most poisonous mushrooms arc
those that look most inviting. The
deadly amanita. known as tho dc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-10
SECTION TWO
WHIPPING POST
BILL is UP
Would Flog Prisoners as
Deterrent Of Crime

o,yuplA Nov 10 The estah.
800, q a wh,pping post ln ihe
..s,s n washington 90 deter crime rs
s.a,,srA for m a him fosterej hN
pp..,,s,ntatiye Ralph n knapp ~
,,,, laNlsr and banker
.somsthins must he done To put a
..,,n IN this crime wave declared
..,r,.sntatiys knapp I'm Canada
-. p,laWare they have whipping
80, surely no one can dispute
:. act that Canada has much less
zine than We have
The whipping post would he used,
s,,r,sen,ativc Knapp points out
~ Ia the case OF violence In crime
: vonld be applicable 60 murders,
s,,,sps ana burglary The minimum
s,si the crimes would be ten lashcs
"a ne maximum so lashes, except
=, murder. which carries a provision
:, aa lashes. The number ot iashes
Ina ~ left 70 The discretion OF tho
.n,sncing judge
MS expected that the whipping
"a, Nm will arouse as much feeling
!, n, capital punishment measure
=, h the past Welfare orEaniEa-
~, .Fs supposed TO be opposed TO
i. rsiurn o. the whipping post,
,s,sb they term IS "A return TO the
hrk axes"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-10
CLUB IN FARLEY
Favor Gift of Land Strip
TO Straighten Avenue

Discussing The request Of the Bon
Marche department store 10 have the
city Eiye them tho alley between
Stewart and Pine cts. between Third
and Fourth ayes the Rainier valley
Commercial club Monday night SUI
gssted that n the city give the store
the alley the store should in turn
deed tho city a 10 foot strip on
Fourth ave, between Stewart and
Pine. This would allow the city 10
strnighten Fourth ave. IN that block
The Bon Mnrcha has asked The
city for tho alley no ~ would not be
compelled 90 split the proposed build.
ing on that site,
J y, blackwell and j W Wheeler
spoke 10 tho meeting on tax condt
lions, Blackwell contendIng that the
city was not taHriddcu ana Wheeler
contending that ID was Their oppo,
sition preolpitatsd challenge 60 n
debate on the subject from Black.
well, Tho debate Will be held under
tho auspices OF the club In the Co,
lumhia library on December II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-10
HOLD RrMnINGE SALE

The Motherb club OF rai Kappa
Sigma will hold q ummnge sale
November J ] ana ~, bt 1901 Fourth
ave, corner of Seneca sta IN the
stlmson building The sale opens
both days at IN the morning and
will he In charge Of Mrs ! r.
Douglas aud Mrs. ida Kllworih
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-10

husband. the Emperor Clauhius
Nero used tho destroying angel 10
poison his guests M the famous ban
duct in which tribunes, centuriuns
and AFrippina herself fen victims
Czar Alexis OF Russia and Count de
Veech died OF tho amauita In tho
last century,
For beginners. AZ least all white
mushrooms with white spores should
be Stunned. PufrhHlls and mush,
rooms resembling closed umbrellas
with shaggy names and pink spores
are safe.
Tho poison that proves NO fatal In
tho amnnits Is muscsrlne, and the
reason !, Ia fatal 90 often Is that no
illness results until Il v too late TO
undo tho damage that has been done
The poison should be cleared out OF
tho stomach and intestincs. and afro.
pine administered
Because " the lack of rain this
season. mushrooms arc comparative.
ly scarce this year. aitho there are
moro varieties on the Coast than In
any other part Of tho country.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-10
Stock Market Open
on Armistice Day

NEW YORK Nov lo-Tha Now cd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-10
tAdNrrtlacmrHtl
RECIPE T0DARKEN
GRAY HAIR
You Can Make a Better Gray Hair
Remedy Than You Can buy

Gray, streakcd or faded hair is not
only uubccominE but unnecessary.
Anyone can prepare a simple mix.
turo at home that viii darlgen gray
hair, and make - soft and glossy.
To q half pint Of water add one ounce
or bay rum, a small box OF Barbo
Compound and = OF. OF Elyccrinc.
These ingredients can be bought ~
any drug store al very little cost. or
tho druggist viii put II up Tor you
Apply 10 the hair twice a week untll
the desired shade Is obtained This
VIII make a gray.haircd person look
twenty years younger. II n easy TO
use, does not color the scalp, IL not
sticky or greasy and does not rub
or.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-10
c. |. IDE DIES
Customs official Passes
Away in Hospital Here

George /. ldc. cashier OF tho So.
,fls Customs. died Monday IN the
Virginia Mason hospital after an
extended illness.
las. who was horn In Wisconsin.
vas "a years old. He entered tho
customs service IN 1909. serving as
l,puly collector and as cashier,
Prior TO that he was United States
MARSHAL in Spokane. lie Is sur
rvsa by two children. Wilson Ide
ird Mss Helen lde. both OF Seattle
Keep your Joys 10 yourself, and
sAsrs thinking you have none
Win hide theirs from you.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-10
cRowTnER no SPEAK

Res James =, Crowrher wuI ad.
dress the Exchange club on The sub.
lcct. Little Jack Homer" az the
noon meeting. Wednesday IN the
Chamber OF Commerce building
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-10

Etroyins angel" which has caused
the death OF 30 many people, is pure
white. with white Eills and spores
piiny. the Roman writer. said that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-10

one minute after garlic IL eaten
by COW the flavor Is present In the
milk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-10

York r'ock exchange viii not close
ia observation Of Armlatiee day 10.
morrow, but trading win be suspend.
cd Tor tw0 minutes az II a. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-10

tho species amauiia Ia "ycry con.
vrniently adapted 10 poisoning it
wnE the amanith that Asripplna.
mother OF Nero. used 10 poison her
Evening star., 1925-08-05
BANKER IS ACCUSED
OF S8(D,643 THEFT
Former Carnegie Trust Co.
Head Is Released on
Bail of $25,OOO.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
PITTSBURGH, Pa. August s.
John A. Bell, former president of the
closed Carnegie Trust Co., reputed
millionaire coal operator and finan-
cier. was charged with the embeZzling,
abstrating and willful misapplying Of
$S00.643 of the banks funds and
credits in an information filed late
yesterday before Alderman Patrick
Cawley. The suit contains IA
charges. Cawley said he would hold
hearing Friday. The Carnegie Trust
Co. was closed by the State banking
department in April, and soon there
after two other Bell Banks, the First
National of Carnegie and the Bur
gettstown National, closed by action
of their respective boards OF directors.
Bell was not served with a warrant
for arrest. but surrendered to Alder
man Cawley under a prearranged
plan of attorneys for both sides. He
was released under $4,000 bail,
which was furnished by his son, John
A. Bell, jr., and John s. Robb, jr., one
of his attorneys.
The thirteenth count in the in
formation alleges that in September
1924, Bell made false report to the
State secretary of banking on the
condition of the bank.
Maximum Penalty 20 Years.
Bell walked into Alderman Cawley's s
office to surrender, accompanied by
his son and two attorneys. He was
unperturbed while awaiting the ar
rival of Maj. G. c. McGovern. special
representative of Gov. Pinchot, who
filed the Information as prepared by
Maj. E. Lowry Humes, special counsel
for the State banking department.
When Maj. McGovern arrived felicita.
tions were exchanged and the pro-
ceedingS got under way.
Each charge against Bell carries a
penalty of six months to five years In
prison and a fine of $500 to $4,000. II
found guilty on all charges the court
could impose a minimum sentence OF
seven years or a maximum of 70
years.
Distribution of the assets Of the
Carnegie Trust Co. to depositors is
not likely before December or January
next, Gov. Pinchot stated in a letter
received today by a committee of the
banks depositors in reply to com.
| munication to the executive asking for
specific relief The governor said
that State officials were not to blame
for the failure, but that they Should
blame such persons as John A Bel
and the politicians who made his one
man control of these banks possible.
Evening star., 1925-08-05

caused large decrease in the price of
the Chesapeake Bay sea food deli
cacy, sea food dealers reported. The
drop followed reports to the State
conservation commissioner that crabs
are appearing In large numbers In
the lower parts of the bay.
Crab dealers report that soft crabs
are selling from s1.2Yto 81 dozen,
Slightly more than a month ago they