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The Washington times., 1926-07-20
FUNERAL OF SPANS
YOUNG OCEAN Filler

BARCELONA. July 2o.-Funeral
services fer Lieut.. Manuel Duran.
the flier who accompanied Corn
rnander Franco on the now historic
Spain to Argentina flight. win take
place today. The Spanish minister
of naval affairs will represent the
government.
Duran was instantly killed yes
terday when the hydroplane ne
was plotting crashed into another
plane. Both planes were returning
from air naaneuveFS which hafl
been held above the Port OF BacH'
goaa. Duran's plane tell e.. - '.ie
barber.
Lieutenant Nunez, a friend or
Duran's. dived from a dirigible in
an attempt to save Duran, but he
was already dead.
The Washington times., 1926-07-20
By PAUL e. RROKAW
International Nawa sevvIea

CANTON, Ohio, July 2o.--A move,
indicative possibly OF a major de,
Velopnaent In the Mellett Staying
case was seen today when the lead,
eFs in the investigation abruptly
went into conference in the
office OF County Prosecutor c. B.
McClintock.
With McClintock was Slater,
private detective in charge of the
probe; James Z. Kinneson, city
solicitor; Benk Clark, of the Berth
lion Bureau here, and Earl Hexamer,
safety director.
AS the meeting was shrouded In
secrecy nothing could be learned
Of the discussion, Slater and
Hexaner left together after the
meeting had been in progress only
. few minutes
The Washington times., 1926-07-20
Fenniylg Resigns His
Post, Thank Heavens!
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CONTINUED rom First Fagel
10 complete certain tasIks before stepping out of
Office.
In behalf Of President Coolidge it stated that
the Executive had anticipated the resignation Of
Fenning as result Of the findings Of the two House
committees which had investigated the conduct Ct
his Office but to make certain the Executive had, Just
before departing on his summer vacation, made =
formal ven,Iest for IL
The Washington times., 1926-07-20
Habeaa Corpus Writ
Wrecked Car May BE Clue
ny International News BeRvies

LISBON. Ohio. July 2o-With the
finding Of q wrecked 1925 model
Chevrolet sedan near Salem. Ohio,
in WATCH were dynamite, loaded re-
volvers, a bloedstained flashlight,
and road map indicating the route
to be followed to Columbus, Sheriff
George Wright today was making
an intensive search for the occu'
pants of the machine in the belief
there might be possible connnec-
ton with the Staying of Don r.
Mellett. Canton publisher.
The car was wrecked about
a. m. Monday. but not reported to
the sheriff until late yesterday.
License plates had been removed.
ana the number on the chassis and
engine had been chiselled off, pre-
sumabiy after the wreck. the sheriff
said.
The Washington times., 1926-07-20
fleming Denies That
His Resignation Has
Been Given Coolidge

II have nothing to say" was
Commissioner Jennings only state.
nnent when told Of the announce.
ment from the summer White
House.
Pressed for a statement by 2
high District official, Commissioner
Fenning denied that he had re-
signed.
Immediately after board meeting
Fenning held a lengthy conference
with his chief of counsel, Frank
J. Hogan. who returned last night
from California.
''Of course, we went over the
situation very carefully" said Mr..
Hogan, ''aa have been out OF
touch with affairs, but in justice to
my client I cannot say whether or
not he admitted to me that his
resignation had been sent in.
"Any statement coming from the
Commissioner viii be made through
my office Hogan assured news
papermen. But in view ct the
turn things have taken, according
to reports. we think that further
statements should come from the
same source 90 the report Of the
resignation"
Although the Commissioner would
make no other comment on the
announcement, he was visihly more
nervous than usual when inter
viewed before the information was
received from White Pines. After
his conference with Hogan be took
his regular seat in the board room
At q public hearing.
The Washington times., 1926-07-20

The resignation Of Dis
trict Comsnissioner Fenning
cIimaxss one Of the stormi-
eel episodes in local history.
Not since the days Of
''Boss" Shepherd in the lat
ter 7O's has there been such
q bitter fight on q District
The Washington times., 1926-07-20
CHURCH COURT
TRIESPASTQR

STATESVILLE. N c.. July 2O.--
Shrouded in secrecy, behind locked
doors, the trial Of the Rev. Ashley
ChappeIl, pastor OF the fashionable
Central Methodist Church, of Ashe-
vile, on q charge OF immortality, be-
gan here today before church
court, consisting OF - Methodist
ministers Of the North Carolina con-
ference.
The charge grew out OF an al
legged incident which occurred sew.
eral months ago in Memphis while
the Rev. DR.. Chappell was attend
ing the Methodist General Confer
ence there. The minister was ar.
rested in B police raid and charged
with disorderly conduct in police
court.
The Washington times., 1926-07-20

resolution, but on Jennings in
sistence, finally yielded TO bin on
the matter. Headley was not
given q chance to defend himself.
HeadIey's reduction in rank was
the signal for an outburst OF pup
lie indignation, which swept the
city. Civic and trade organizations
of ali types adopted resolutions de-
nouneiha the arbitrary act. {
The Washington times., 1926-07-20

by the Wall family to turning the
entire matter over to Postofflee
inspectors for investigation and
action on Thaw's alleged proclivi-
ties in using the mails to persuade
girls to come here to act as his
housekeeper, with marriage a. a
bait.
Miss Wall said she spent a com.
The Washington times., 1926-07-20
|NELLETT DEATH
| CLUE TRACED
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Psialias' story Of his actions the night
Of the murder was borne out in some
respects by facts developed in his in
vestigation. 1t has broken down in
other places,
Every effort will be made to pre-
vent Psiaiias' release on q writ of
habeas corpus. police said. The pris'
0ner's attorney was expected to ga
into common pleas court this after
room. asking for the release Of his
client on q writ Of habeas corpus.
Psialias is held on . suspicious
person" charge.
Habeaa Corpus Writ
Application for the release Of Psial.
las on q writ Of habeas corpus was
filed in common pleas court shortly
before noon by Samuel Rosenberg,
his counsel. Hearing on the applica'
ton will be held tomorrow, the court
clerk said,
The Washington times., 1926-07-20

administration % has con-
fronted the Fenning regime
from It's inception less than
II months ago.
Stole and OF the ''lOne
wolf" in type Of tempera-
ment. ConamissioneR Fenning
The Washington times., 1926-07-20
BROOKLYN WATERFRONT
GEAR" SHOT TO DEATH

NEW YORK. July 20.--Carmine
Cenatienlpo, ''ezar" OF the Brook
Ign waterfront, was the victim Of
enemies.
caruine and his friends were
celebrating the feast of st, Rocco
when someone called him outside.
A shot rang out and the Italian
leader toppled over dead. Two
men were arrested but denied
knowledge of the shooting.
The Washington times., 1926-07-20

Portable night. az did her mother,
in the tourist camp on the out
skirta Of the town and that she
will await word from Mr.. Lynch
before going to the postal author
tiles.
She seemed fearful and interested
in learning that Thaw was at Lone
Beach yesterday.
The Washington times., 1926-07-20
Warns of nisordera

PARIS, July 20. - Warning Of
the possibility Of social disorders, ]"
arising out of the critical financial
situation, was made today by for
mer Minister Peret in an interview.
Increasing prices are causing
unrest and failures OF industrial
and commercial concerns" de-
elared M. Peret.
Unemployment may bring social
disorders. They must be avoided
at any cost
The Washington times., 1926-07-20

THE LOVE LETTERS were Sc
cretly mailed by DR.. Hall in an
other postoffice some miles from
the place he was visiting with his
wife, In these letters he pledged
undying affection for Mrs. Mills.
The Washington times., 1926-07-20

An English inventors windMlll
for generating electricity has ad-
juatable sails and q governor that
maintains . constant voltage When
the wind varies In pressure.
The Washington times., 1926-07-20

A holder that will retain an
electric extension light in any
position has been made of spring
wire. it's Jaws padded to grip any
surface without injuring It.
The Washington times., 1926-07-20
FRANCE STUDIES
AI0RATQ DRUM


temps told q meeting Of the
radical Socialists today.
10 Avoid Initiation
The finance minister N. De
Monte, will be given broader
powers and will avoid initiation.
M. Chautemps promised.
The new government Of Ed
Guard Herriot is not conceded
more than q week of life by the
most optimistic commentators
today,
Herrict May Have Surprise
If it survives the attack Of the
Chamber of Deputies, it is certain
to fan before the Senate which IL
the more reactionaFy Of the two
bodies, it was stated. 1T has been
suggested. however, that Herrios
must have had a trump card UP his
sleeve, otherwise he would not
have torpedoed the BRAND aillaux
government.
Whatever that card may be, 4
has thus far failed to convince tbs
traders in foreign exchange. Neither
apparently have the assertions Of
De Monte, the new finance minis.
ter, had any effect. The franc.
opening weakly, dropped 40 points
within an hour, going 70 l7.ao 70
the dollar.
Mediocre Talent
The Herrtot cabinet is generally
admitted to be of mediocre talent,
for outside of n. HerFiot, M. Pain.
leve and n. Loueeur, none Of the
leading statesmen appear in the min
istry.
The cabinet will meat Parliament
Thursday when the ministerial
statement will have to disclose the
financial program Of the new min
istry.
Finance Finister be MonEie. ON
the occasion of his last speech on
the financial situation, spoke in ad-
vocaeytof a capital levy, but no enc
believes that he viii attempt to nut
such q measure through the
chamber.
M. Herriet has maintained that
France needs no foreign credits.
but his views out of office nav
have to be adjusted to different
views in office,
The Washington times., 1926-07-20

BURNING THOUGHTS of Mrs Mills filled the brain of the Rev.
leaving with his spend
ongd to be with the choir singer whose
had driven him into such aces
admitted she his mind
The Washington times., 1926-07-20

SNEAKING AWAY from his
wife, the Rev. Hall wrote many
love letters to Mrs, Mills. No
"heavy sugar daddy" correspond
ing with chorus girl could have
been more ferVid than he.
The Washington times., 1926-07-20
Neither Admit Interest

Neither Connolly nor Kefns VIII
admit any interest in the case and
declare they have made no ar-
rangements to see either the
young girl or her mother or
Maurice NJ. Lynch. local attorney,
who is trying to befriend them
and do what he can to effect .
settlement which would enable
them to return home.
Demands $500
Yesterday Mr.. Lynch, on their
behalf, made a demand for sl,S00
to enable them to buy another au.
tounobile, their Ford being 30 de-
lapidated from its long trip az 70
make this means Of travel impractt'
cable If not impossible.
Despite the disclaimers Of Con-
molly and Kern, Mr.. Lynch's under
standing, he declared today, was
that Kern. after making an ap.
pointment with Connolly, would
get in touch with him.
He waited at his office al day
yesterday, but today viii take the
initiative and try 70 reach SONS
agreement.
"I have no statement to make:
have no appointment with anyone
concerning the case. and, further
more, I have not authority 70 set
tie anything" Kern said today.
Mr.. Karn added that he had made
no attempt TO reach ThaW, nor ala
he expect TO do 50,
Lynch ID Hopeful
A few doors away, Mr.. Lynch,
Of the winchester bar, who u look
ing after the interests Of Forest
wall. was marking time IN bis OF.
flee, still waiting 70 hear from
Il talked with Mr., Kern over
the telephone a few moments ago,
Mr.. Lynch said, "and he told ma
that he was trying to get IN touch
with Connolly, manager OF Aenh.
worth As soon as he reaches Con-
nelly he said he would telephone
me. I told Mr.. Kern would do
nothing further until heard frefa
him."
Kern takes the attitude, so far
as the public is concerned, that ne
has no interest in the case OF the
forlorn, stranded, slip Of girl and
| her mother. who are waiting patient
| Nv at the tourist camp while Mr..
| Lynch is endeavoring to aid them.
Little Hope in Suit
Because of the flimsy illegal
evidence" of an agreement with
Thaw to marry her after asking
her to come here, in the form OF
copies of letters she says Thaw
wrote her, there seems to be lit
tie chance Of successful civil court
action, Mr.. Lynch said,
He feels that Kern is kindly dis
posed toward the girl and hope
to make him see the justice al
sending the girl home without re-
gard to the legal phases Of the
case.
Thaw's agents have maintained
that they did not know Thaw's pres
ent whereabouts. but news dis
patchera have told them that yes
tsrday he was in Long Beach, near
| New York City.
Some consideration il being given
The Washington times., 1926-07-20
7 / A v FIANCEE
LET WAIT

lcontInued from First PaEe)
expectation Of Thaw marrying
The Winslow mail., 1926-06-25

Winslow Auto Company
Mrs. w. T. Butler, Millinery
Winslow Plumbing & Heating Co.
Bazell Motor Company
VIM. H. Dagg Mercantile Co.
J. c. Penney Company
The Winslow mail., 1926-06-25

Winslow Furniture Company
Chas. Daze
r. M. Bruchman
'BiD" O'Hara
Babbitt Brothers Trading Co.
First National Bank
The Winslow mail., 1926-06-25

United Bank and Trust Co.
Sam Proctor
Arizona Electric Power Co.
City Gas Company
Olds Brothers Lumber Company
Carduf Transfer Co.
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The Winslow mail., 1926-06-25

Halstead Lumber Company
Brooks Motors, Inc.
Central Drug Company
Blue Bird Beauty Shoppe
Calm Mercantile Company
J.A. Greaves, Quality Shoe Man"
The Winslow mail., 1926-06-25


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