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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-28
Moffett Must Pay for Wire to Legion
Criticizing Mitchell, McCarl Decides

Admiral Moffet sought to justify
Government payment for this wire
by saying he did 1t as an officer in
official position to prevent action
having far-reaching effect on ma
tional defense"
In decision ruling that this message
and one other totaling $1.26 in
charges could not be paid for out of
Government funds, Controller General
McCarl said there was mo direct or
implied authority of law for the pub
lie funds to be used to pay an ex-
pense, incurred by any official in at :
tempting to prevent such a supposed
reflection by means of seeking to
influence individuals in the exercise
of their rights as citizens"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-28

Controller General McCarl has ruled
that Rear Admiral Moffet, chief Of
the Bureau of Aeronautics. cannot
use Government money to pay for a
telegram to the Omaha convention,
American Legion, criticizing Col.
William Mitchell
Admiral Moffet wired to delegates
of Naval Post, No. 372. at the con-
vention as follows:
Newspapers report American Le-
gion convention will iniorse the man
who charged Navy men were guilty
of reasonable conduct. Is 1t pos
.sible that you and thousands of men
who served with me at Great Lakes
are going to allow this to be done?''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-28

chartered ships from Montreal, Bop.
ton. New York, Hampton Roads.
Jacksonville, Charleston, s. c., and
Houston or Galveston.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-28

ing the American Legion's ninth an
hual convention in the French capital
in September, 1927. are going forward
without interruption. Bowman Elder,
national chairman Of. the convention
committee, said today.
THE fact that few irresponsible
persons in Paris have taken ad-
vantage of the francs fall to vent
their feeling on few tourists viii not
affect our program" Mr.. Elder said.
THE convention will go far to
straighten the already cordial rela-
tons existing between America and
her wartime ally. Our legionnaires
will be 10000 ambassador of good
VIAL"
Mr.. Elder said the legion had re-
ceived a. cordial invitation from
former Premier BRAND, that the
French foreign Office has a special
bureau. which devotes itself entirely
to the problems incident to moving
feeding and housing the peace-time
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-28

Belgium is considering the repeal of
its general income tax
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members of the Grotto base

sisted by members of the Grotto base
ball team.
Finance and tickets-Harry Scrog-
gins, Lloyd H. Human, William j.
Erskine, Adolph II. Volkman.
Observation-Disclosures H. Corby.
Special ladies' committee--Mrs. Z.
w. Libbey. Mrs. Stephen H. Takes,
Mrs. Charles D. Shackelford, Mrs.
William j. Erskine, Mrs. c. P. Boss.
Mrs. J. H. Yeatbower, Mrs. /. B.
Robinson, Mrs. Charles A. Stevens,
Mrs. c. T. Thorpe. Mrs. Herman
Wealthall, Mrs. F. A. Hermann.
Welcome committees. III. Shreve,
A. II. Rogers, II. j. Gompers, M. w.
Pickering. c. p. Boss. Charles A.
Stevens, r. B. Dickey, g. H. Emmons
c. T. Thorpe, l.. H. Bergman. c. A.
Brewton, A. H. Fenton, r. s.. Rat
cliffe, S. j. Gompers and Archie
Engel.
Belgium is considering the repeal of
IT'S general income fay
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country
Crisp
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Happy the plowman who
breathes deeplyof crisp coun-
try air the long day through.
No specialist need prescribe
oxygen treatments for his
health. He knows fresh air
and he likes it.
Happy, too, the man or
woman, boy or girl, who
day after day tastes the tonic
freshness of mouth, teeth and
gums refreshingly cleaned
with Kolynos. They know
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Kolynos cleans the mouth,
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Try Kolynos tonight.
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LEGION TOIGNORE
PARIS OUTBURSTS
1927 Convention win Bring
80, 900 ENJOYS of Good
viii to Capital.

BY the Associated Press.
INDIANAPOLIS, July 2s.--Despite
recent demonstrations against Ameri-
can tourists in Paris. plans for hold.
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army. and that the railroads Of
France and Belgium have granted
so per cent reduction in fares.
The legionnaires will sail on "a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-28
AUTO KILLER GIVES UP.
Man Listed as From D. G. Sur
renders in MINNEAPOLIS.

MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, July % up.
Miles F. Kline, salesman from
Washington, D. c., yesterday gave up
his 2.year fight and surrendered to
serve eight years in the State prison
at Saltwater for second degree man.
slaughter.
Kline's automobile killed Joseph
Stodola of Hopkins, Mimi, near here
on July 10, 1924. He was convicted in
District Court here and the State SUI
preme Court recently affirmed the
verdict.
Police searched their records today
but could not identify Kline as ever
having lived in Washington.
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Surgeons In a London hospital re-
Gently removed a bone from a mans
leg and grated it into his arm.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-10-23
ALLSPOL|T|CAL
SESSION OF KHAN
Grand Dragon Fixes Monday
for County Meeting.

Continuing the political activities
of the Khan, w. Lee Smith, Indiana
grand dragon, has ordered a special
meeting of Marion County klansmen
at 7:45 p. m. Monday at Tomlinson
Hall.
There has been much said, par
ticularly in the past few months
about the political status Of the
knights of the Ku-Klux Klan," the
official letter of notification from
Smith declares.
IF you will attend this meeting,
you will not only secure a definite
knowledge Of the disposition Of the
realm institution politically, but you
will also acquire some valuable in
formation relative to local and State
candidates which certainly will prove
Of interest to you"
The communication also informs
members that Marion County Klan
No. has been divided into four
rarts. Locations are:
Marion County Northwest Klan
No. 161. ST w. Thirtieth ST.; West
View Khan No. 1872 Red Men Hall.
Lee and Morris Sts.; Fountain
Square Khan No. 1914, 1864 Virginia
Ave-; East Side Khan No. 1853, 302 S.
Audubon Rd.
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.SAFELOOTFD|N
S285 BURGLARY
Complete Radio Set Stolen
at Another Place.

Burglars entered the Sherley ".
Eads poultry house, 20 S. West St.,
Friday night and took $2S5 from the
company's safe. Detectives who in
vestigated said the combination on
the safe had been worked. Nothing
else was taken.
L. J. Williamson, S545 Balsam
Ave-, reported that some one stole
his radio set, loud speaker and bat
teries valued at 500 from his home
during the night.
The Indianapolis Coal Company's
offices at Twenty-Third and Cornell
Ave-, were entered Friday night, the
thieves obtaining only $50 which
they found in an envelope in a
desk drawer. Papers were scattered
over the floor.
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6 DEAD, LOCAL
ACCIDENT TOLL
Fatalities Since Jan. 3 Gain
One Over 1925.

Five fatal accidents in Indianapo-
lis during the four week period end
ing Oct. 8, brought the total of &C.
cidental deaths since Jan. 3, to sixty
five persons. The figure was an in
crease of one over the same period
last year
According to Department Of Com
merce figures, accidents were re-
sponsible for 656 deaths in the ma
ton during the four-week period.
Majority of deaths occurred within
corporate limits.
The total for the nation was an
increase of 127 over 1925. Seven
cities reported no fatalities for the
four weeks. New York reported III
deaths, bringing the total there to
700.
Years totals for other cities in
cluded: Louisville, 30; Cincinnati,
Ohio, IS; Columbus, Ohio, A; Cleve-
land, Ohio, 176; st. Louis, Mo, 141.
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YELLED PROPHETS
OPEN CEREMONIAL
Six of lndiana'S Nine Grot-
toes Assist.

Uniformed bodies of six of the nine
Indiana Grottoes and prophets from
surrounding States were guests Of
Sahara Grotto this afternoon and
evening at the annual Yelled
Prophets Ceremonial at the Athena
cum. More than 200 candidates were
to be initiated tonight.
Elkhart, Anderson, FIT. Wayne,
Richmond, Lafayette and Terre
Haute grottoes were represented.
The program opened at 1 p. m.
with a reception Of candidates. Fol-
lowing a Business meeting, Yelled
Prophet street parade was scheduled
for p. m. A banquet for 1000 was
next on the program. Then were
to come the initiation ceremonial and
presentation to Sahara Grotto of
photographs of Past Monarchs Ray
mond F. Murray and Othniel Hitch.
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Norman said at first that Car
michael lived in Muncie, but added
that he maintained a suite in the
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel, New York.
and was "a sort of a stock operator.
All State candidates contributed
81, 500 each, according to Moorman's
testimony. However, he said that
Watson contributed only $500.
Norman testified that the COM
mittee had received, up to Oct. 4,
the sum Of $50, 49O.62 and had spent
SOS, S06.S3, of which, he said, $4,000
was used to pay off old notes.
Walb had testified in Chicago
Thursday that the committee had
collected only about 10000 this year.
Reed instructed Norman to re-
tire and prepare for him a list Of
all contributors of $500 or more,
with the exception of State candi-
dates.
HAS any moHey been raised or
contributed outside Of your Officer"
Senator Reed asked.
mo, except In the county commit
tees" Norman replied.
Senator Arthur r. Robinson Friday
morning told Senator James A. Reed
that he did not know "of my own
knowledge" who the Ku-Klux Khan
is supporting in the present cam
paign.
The phrase, "of my own know
LEDGE" was added by Robinson to
"a standardized reply, II don't
know" he made to all questions
Reed asked him concerning the
Khan.
do you know how active the
Khan is in the present campaign"
Reed asked.
mo, sir, / do not know" Robin
son replied.
"DO you know what funds the
Khan is contributing to this cam
paign?"
mo, sir, 1 do not" Robinson an.
swered.
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blasted Walb's charge that the peace
seekers were attempting to wreck
his Republican campaign, drawn
from the witness, was the statement
movement for peace is scheduled to
come to Indiana, Jan. Is to 25, 1927,
some two months after the NoVem-
Der election.
Questioned about the efforts to
stop the Libbey meeting last week
Mrs. Lockhart said a policeman came
to her and said:
This man Libbey is a red. My
advice to you j. to dispense the meet
ing because 1 will arrest him if he
speaks"
The witness said>that Libbey told
the officer he was going to speak in
spite Of the police. Latch this po-
liceman looked up Mrs. Lockhart
and told her he was embarrassed at
having been sent to the meeting
latter seeing the kind Of people
present"
Mrs. Lockhart testified that Chief
Claude F. Johnson telephoned her and
informed her that the speaker would
be ARRESTED for disturbing 1.-THE
peace" She said that, Johnson gave
evidence CT being provoked because
Brig. Gen. Dwight e. Aultman of
FIT. Benjamin Harrison and Felix Nc
Whittier, president Of the Peoples
State Bank, had not been invited to,
the meeting.
TIL witness said she informed the
chief that both of these men had
been invited by telephone or letter. \
"Any Law"
''Is there any law making 1t neces-
sary to invite General Aultman and
Felix McWhirter to any luncheon?"
Reed asked.
mot that I know Of" the witness
replied.
Reed remarked that he thought
her organization should spend some
Of its time trying to educate
America.
wi % lLcOhhdIL Seiu blelI was tllS
purpose; that no time was being
wasted upon politics.
Senator Robinson was recalled to
the stand for few minutes, but was
excused when he said he had moth
ing to add to his testimony Friday
morning.
However, Senator Reed advised
him:
You'd better reorganize your In
dianapolis police force, Senator.
Testimony a short time before had
showed that police had been ordered
to watch peace meeting here Mon
day, addressed by Libbey.
Thousands of dollars were con-
tributed in large amounts by wealthy
citizens to the Republican State
campaign fund, according to testi-
mony of j. C. Norman, State COM
mittee treasurer.
Norman said that W. M. Gray,
Evansville, gave $4,000 and could
only describe him as the owner Of
120, 900 acres of land"
Eyes, a capitalist" said Senator
Reed.
Norman also said that James A.
Patten, Chicago grain man, donated
$4,000 and that Otto Carmichael,
close friend of Watson, gave $4,000.
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SARGENT PROBES LEAK
EmpIoye Said to Have Tipped OFF
Firms on Mergers.
BB United Press

BD United Press =
WASHINGTON, Oct. 23.-Justice
department officials today in
vestigated an alleged leak" by
trusted employe to corporations In
terested in proposed departmental
antitrust actions.
Attorney General Sargent is
understood to have ordered the
United States district attorney at
Baltimore to investigate there the
employee, who is alleged to have re-
ceived gratuities for furnishing In
formation on merger actions.
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MRS. WHEATCRAFT
SOUGHT BY REED
CONTINUED From Page u

the World Court and League of Ma
lions.
Mrs. Lockhart later disclosed that
an agent of Walb came to her office
Friday morning, represented himself
to be a travelling salesman, said he
was interested in the World Court
and League of Nations and asked If
she had any literature.
Knew His Mission
Mrs. Lockhart said that she smil-
ingly informed the man she knew
quite we'll what his mission was but
that he could have all the literature
he wanted.
She gave him several pamphlets.
These were introduced by Walb in
the afternoon. The agent who had
visited her office sat in the Federal
courtroom with Walb's retinue.
Mrs. Lockhart was surprised
when Walb introduced a particular
pamphlet, which she had not given
to the agent. This pamphlet had
been in her desk at the time the
agent called, she said. How Walb
got hold Of it she cannot understand.
The pamphlet was a perfectly in
nocent discussion of world peace,
written by a personal friend of Mrs.
Lockhart and her husband, the Rev.
w. S. Lockhart.
Her Only Copy
She had not given it to the agent
because the pamphlet had been sent
to the Rev. Lockhart by the author
for criticism, and 1t was the only
copy she had.
The pamphlet was returned to her
after the Reed hearing adjourned.
Other witnesses before Reed in his
inquiry at the Federal building tied
Senator Watson up with the Ku.
Klux Khan.
The now famous William F. Zum.
brunn, Washington political advisor
of the national Khan, also was tied
on the. Watson kite again.
Watson Had Denied
Watson interviewed at the Method
list Hospital Friday morning by Reed,
had emphatically denied being close
ly allied with either the Khan or
Zumbrunn.
James Bolen, Anderson, Ind, for
mer secretary to Walter Bossert
when he was Indiana Grand Dragon
of the Khan testified that early this
year he and Harry G. Steele, another
former Khan headquarters employee
opened a letter from Zumbrunn to
w. Lee Smith, since Grand Dragon
succeeding Bossert. In this letter,
Bolen testified Zumbrunn directed
Smith to "see that at meeting to
be held in Kokomo, Ind, on Feb. IA,
1925, nothing would be done to hurt
Senator Watsons chances to be
nominated.
Bolen added:
Our meeting had nothing to do
with the campaign, but ZRmbrunn
was afraid we might hurt Watson"
Why 1t Is Important
The Zumbrunn connection has be-
come important in the inquiry of the
story, which Watson has denied, that
Watson had been given credit for
the seating of Senator Mayfield of
Texas, both by Zumbrunn and DR..
Hiram w. Evans, Imperial Wizard
of the Khan.
Zumbrunn and Evans worked to
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OCT. %, 1926

ic will be part of the days program.
Visitors will see forty babies whose
mothers are wage earners and who
are left at the house during the day.
Sixty older children are in the kin
dergarten department. Flanner
House also maintains an employment
department and has as it's chief
source Of maintenance the Commun'
ity Fund.
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WSB, Atlanta (42S), 10:45 P. M.
(CentraD-Red Head Club.
WSN1, Nashville (2S3), 8 p. NJ. Cen
traD-Barn dance program.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-10-23
WASHINGTON DESERTED
Cabinet Officials and Solons Busy
Campaigning.

BB United Press
WASHINGTON, Oct. 23.-The ma
chinery of Government showed to-
day a slowing down awaiting out
come of the congressional election
Nov. 2.
AL Cabinet officials, except Secrc-
tary of State Kellogg, are on the
stump or plan to leave next week.
Only those Senators and Represen'
tatives who are directing the cam
paign nationally remain here. The
others are campaigning.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-10-23
EVENING PROGRAMS


5:OO-WCX (517)-Eusemble.
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5:I5=WFI (3945) - Dance. VIVID
(37O.3l Dinner concert.
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sicale. WENR (26G)-Dinner CONCERT.
WHIT (400)-Sports; concert. WIZ
(517)-Symphony soloists. VIZ
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cert. WPG (299 Slogan: dinner
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-10-23
9 FACE LIQUOR CHARGES

Six men and three women were
arrested on blind tiger charges by
police Friday night. Those arrested:
Ethel and George Chappell, 1911 s.
Meridian St; Elmer Sarver, 800 w.
Eleventh St; Sallie Young, 3201a w.
Eleventh St; Bradley Allen, 226 w.
Eleventh st; Lee Shelton, 1926 w.
Market ST.; Thomas Coger, GAG w.
Twenty-Fifth St; Frank Talbert, $50
w. Twenty Fifth ST., and Edna Da-
vies, 1116 N Capitol Ave.