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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-11

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-11
RUM CAR SMASHED
ON RAIL CROSSING
Occupants Leave Machine on
Tracks and Escape After
Wild Pursuit.

Catching fire when struck by a Bal.
in Northeast Washington, carly today.
a large lquor-iaden automobile. aban-
dnned in a police chase. threw flames
back into the cab, forced the engineer
from the throttle. was dragged along
for half mile and finally wrecked the
locomotive.
The car. q heavy sedan. was liter
ally torn 10 bits. Spiin:ered portions.
so small they could have been put in
baskets. were strewn along the tracks.
The rear axle and the diffcrcntial be-
came tangled in the front truck OF the
engine derailinG 1t. An emergency
wrecking crew cleared the track III
TWO hours. Ira fife was not delayed.
trains being routed on the other
tracks.
The engine was running light.
George +. Ramsey, Newark. was a;
the throttle. The car had broken
rear wheel in plunging over a low EN-.
bankment and bouncing over The east.
bound track. When the engine struck
the machine burst Immediately into
flames. the gasoline tank and some
lIqUor which remained in the car tx.
hitting.
Pursues Liquor Car.
The blaze euveloped the engine cab.
driving Ramsey from the controls and
smuggling his hair lie succeeded final
Il in stopping the engine, almost Un.
der the Queens Chapel Bridge. 4
flaming trail If burning gasoline and
liquor marked the progress Of the
wrecked machine as Il was dragged
ana scattered along the track. Rail.
road men estimated DANA ge TO the en-.
gine Ia be 81 600.
The hootlegg~rs' car was sighted al
South Dakota avenue and Bladens'
burg road northeast hy Motorcycle
Dt'icer ]. G. Helm. twelfth precinct.
who set out in pursuit. The car
turned into Evarts street, which ends
al the railroad tracks
Closely followed 10y the policeman.
the driver Of the car attempted Ia
hurdle the embankment and drive
across the tracks !; Vas there his
right rear wheel broke. The driver
and a companion jumped from the
machine and ran as Helm appgoa 6 he'd
Seeing that the rear ~ the car was
on the tracks. the policeman called a
m!Iknan who appeared nearby and
told him to telephone for the patrol
wagon 30 tow the car away. Helm
began rein"t ne the liquor from the
machine.
Frantic signal Fails.
He had taken loi. gallons of liquor
from The car when he heard west
bound engine coming
Running toward the South Dakota
Avenue Bridge, just as the engine
rounded The curve there "a few rods
from the broken.foWn car. the police,
man waved his nashight. but IL was
too late to avert The crash.
Residents 81 the neighbprhood were
aroused by the sound If the engineer
WhlstlIne distress signals Immediate.
~ after the crash. "a signal for track.
men 10 nag nppioa ching trains.
a set ~ Maryland license plates,
together with a picture ~ the driver
20 several cards adser;lsin. an in.
dependent taxicab service found IN
the wreCkaP". were taken to the
twelfth precinct.
\ youth, giving his address as bal,
tim0re. approached the scene shortly
sitter the accident md was arrested,
although police said they dld not he.
litve him 10 be connected with the
liquor car.
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Contempt Predicted.

OT.enry testified he had told Hawk.
en- on this occasion that kidwell'S
testimony probably would pave the
way for contempt proceedings for "a
number Of persons and that lac could
play no favortteS."
II the juror testified tina, Don King
and J. Ray Akers had tried to talk
Ia him at the near beer saloon against
his wishes. oI."ary said. the court
might be compelled Ia take some &C
ton and hold somebody in contempt
Before kidwen took the witness
stand. the Government, prosecutor told
the juror. Il am going to stake my
reputation on YOU rs =. lawyer He
ALSO reminded the Juror. he said. that
he told him not 10 answer any qles-
lions on the stand unless he uEdrr.
stood them and added Don't try 10
help the Government, don't try 10 help
me. oi-cary at one part in his testi
inonY regarding the in,imida iion
charges interrupted 10 declare that
neither MAJ. Gordon nor Neil Burk.
inshaw. one ~ the assistant district
attorneys. had any responsibility for
* idw"il being kept around the offices
II any one Is 70 blame. am" he
said
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-11
Not Sure of Sieutis.

Touching on an incident in the cor
rider In the presence of kidWoli and
Air. Iawken. the Government prose,
tuior said he had shown the attorney
th. afiidaviti which kidwell had
signed.
IF YOU don, know for sure whether
ofteiliy or stewart Mere tn. men. say
So" iiawkeu told the juror. AIR
81 .earr testified
Itidweil then said he didn't know for
sure.
Il told MIR Havken then, aid
n'Leary, he has never told me he
Was sure. ON each occasion he said
he Was not positive and that is the
way The affidavit reads
II was then that ot."ary told iiaw.
ken that II kdWsli changed his teSii
monv in court he would have "a use
The s,ifidnVits against him,
Testifying about the first kidweii
aftidatit on December Is. Mr.. DI.eary
denied emphaticHly that the juror
had protested to him against the
ia~t paragraph Identifying Frank j.
O Reiiiy az the Burns operative, who
in alleged to have approached him
near the courthouse during the Tea
not Dome trial kIdweli Was not
even in the room when he dictated
Tho affidavit la typIst, O'Loary
testified. and he aided that hs.
pienry, was not IN ths room when
kidweii later signed II.
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EkTl.SOVIET PLEA
MADE TO CLUBW0MEN
AT FEDERATION MEET

tcon.inued from First Pagel
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Explains Protection"

81 told him." declared OI.cary, "in
response to an appeal on his part that
! help him 10 protect his good name
that the only way ! could protect him
was by bringing out the truth Of
what occurred"
Answering directly the intimidation
charges o'Leary denied emphatiCally
hat he had held ont any promise IN
kidwelI or made any threats to him
on any occasion.
For the first time IL was revealed
that Ol4earv had warned Attorney :.
Mc{omas liAwkcn he ought 10 be
pr. pared to furnish a bond for Kid.
we'll in view of probable contempt ac-
ton. This was after oiparN had
told kidweli he would have To use the
afiidavits against him il the juror
hanged his story on the witness stand
AS he threatened 10 do
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-11
Hold Statement Correct

After he had dictated the affidavit,
the Government prosecutor said he
gave II TO the Juror and kidwell read
ii over. The juror told Leary II
was correct The latter testified.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-11
K|DWELL 'FLOPPED,'
0'LEARY CHARGES
Oil Juror Renowned State
ments After Making Affidavit,
U. S. Attorney Testifies.

Edward ]. kidwell. jr.. former Tea
pot Dome juror. was accused today
10y James J. OLeary. assistant L.. s
attorney. with Hopping" with respect
To the testimony he intended to give
in the contempt case against Harry
j.. Sinclair ana his associates.
Denying that he had tried at any
time TO intimidate Kidwell. OLeary
testified before Justice Siddons that
after Kidwell had sworn to certain
facts in two affidavits. and the jurors
father and mother had also made
sworn statements. Kidwell told him on
The eve of taking the witness stand
that they would not stand by the
statements they had made.
II told Kidwell," said O'Leary, that
I was going to put him on the stand
and that we would so to bat. ! said
| would pitch him n fair bali and he
must knock it out straight 1t was
at that time that | first realized that
kidwell was "hopping."
Judge Daniel Thew Wright OF coun.
sci for the respondents. jumped quick.
~ TO his feet and objected TO this
statement of OIeary's going into the
record on the ground that it was an
expression of an opinion. Justice Sid
dons sustained the objection.
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Claims Affidavit Renowned.

Questioned further by Peyton Cor
don, l.. :. attorney, OLeary testified
that kidwell said to him that he would
not identify on the stand Frank
j. OKeilly and Barton =. Stewart as
the Burns detectives who had shadow
ed him and talked with him in the
museum grounds and outside the
courthouse.
Yes. YOU will" OLeary testified
he replied TO kidwell.
OLeary then said that kidwell told
him that his father and mother would
not testify to the truth of statements
they had made in atiidavts in the
possession of Mr.. OIcary.
Where are those papers we gave
you?" kidwell asked OLeary. accord
ing to the latter's testimony.
OLeary said that he made no re-
ply to this question, but determined
10 hold on TO the affidavits.
OI.eary referred ALSO to state.
ment made by kidwcll a few days ago
on the witness stand that OLeary
had offered to protect him.
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BUICK USED CARS
uick Standard Country

'27 Buick Standard Country
Club Coupe ................$1,O 900
% Buick Roadster ........ $50
'23 Buick 4-pass. Coupe ...... 375
'23 Buick 7.pass. Sedan ...&.... $50
20 Buick 4-cyl. Touring ....... 200
'23 Buick s.cyl. Touring ....... 200
"a Buick Master Sedan ....s.. $50
"a Buick Master Touring 800. $50
"a Buick 4-pass. Coupe ....... 625
"a Buick 7-pass. Sedan ........ $50
"a Buick Master Roadster ....s 400
'25 Buick 4-pass. Coupe ....... $50
rs Buick 7.pass. Touring ...... 500
rs Buick 5.pass. Stand. Sedan. $50
'26 Buick 5.pass. Master Sedan. 1000
'26 Buick 7-pass. Master Sedan. 1880
'26 Buick Stand. Coupe, 4-pass. 800
20 Buick Standard 2-dr. Sedan. 800
'27 Buick Master Sedan ........ / 800
20 Studebaker Special Sedan. 1850
'23 Studebaker Big Speedster. 4Oc
rs Studebaker Standard Coach. coo
rs Studebaker Special Duplex. soc
l'26 Nash Adv. 6 Coach ......... soc
"a Nash Touring ......... 400
'2S Dodge Touring ............. 1SC
"a Dodge Sedan .............. 400
rs Dodge Touring ............ 400
"a Dodge Coupe ............... 800
'25 Dodge Coupe ............... 500
rs Chevrolet Touring ....... ITS
rs. Hudson Coach ............. 500
'26 Cleveland Sedan .......... 500
'23 Hupp 4-cyl. Touring ....... 200
STANLEY H. HORNER, Inc.
1O15-1111 18th st. n. w.
Main $500
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NEW YEAR
SALE

1927 Chevrolet Cabrio-
let, rumble seat. ...$525
1927 Chevrolet Coupe,
$1,000 niles)......... 495
1 o27 Ford Roadster.... gas
1925 Chevrolet Coupe. SOS
1925 Studebaker Big 8
Road. (run1. seat. $50
1e25 Dodge Bus. Coupe,
new tires .............. 45O
1927 Essex Coach ........ 45O
1 o26 Chrysler 10 Sed.... $50
1929 Franklin Sedan...1 $50
1926 Franklin Coupe....1 $50
1925 Chevrolet Coach. S75
1925 Peerless 8 Sedan. $50
1924 Hupp Touring;
new tires .............. 275
1925 Chevrolet Touring 200
1925 Packard g Sedan. 1 rs
Ford Ton Truck, new
tires ..................... 0OO
Motor Sales
1924 10Th
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H. HORNER, Inc
1O15-1111 18th st. n. w.
Main $500
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I\STRll(TION COURSES.

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rienced instructors satIsfacuon insursI:
white chaufeurs furnished Nall Llnc g,
AUTO DRIVING TAUGHT QUICKLY. ENi;
merit licensed lady and men Instructors. Va"
Connver West 3o6S. :l2s h 81 n:".--
AUTO DRIVING LESSONS FOR PERMITS
and parking. cars furnished rellahle InsiruC-
tor. 6i4 Is s.w. Call Foster. Uranium S,S''
DO YOU WANT TO BE INDEPENDENT ~
short Tune: Learn telephone swltcDooaru
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BEAUTY CULTURE INC. 81. lith st W.
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THOSE WITH rNDEVELOPED TALENT
FOR DRAINING.
Large studio offers unusual opportunity
for practical training spare Tine or eve:
nines viii interview only those &c irous Of
making commercial art their profession. Ad-
iress Bnx oSIX Star office
HOTEL POSITIONS OPEN-HOTEI-S.
clubs, apartments institutions. schools. col.
leses tea rooms. restaurants. cafeterias need
trained men and women. Demand increasing
daily Every day opening IN ID C.. FLORIDA
all States for managers asst MANAGERS.
hostesses housekeepers. accountants. room
clerks stew ards and other executives. Mid
wear evening class now forming class nm
tied Enroll early. Prepare IN few short
months for hic pay with bigger opportuni-
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LEWIS HOTEL TRAINING SCHOOLS
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BEAUTY PAIsIOi,S.

PERMANENT WAVE. special. 50 Edmonds
or Nestle eirculine machine. by GRADUATE
~tudnnls OF The Honour school Ff. Olal =.
SIT l4th u w. Bird floor s.-.---
FOR ALL UNHEALTHY scALPs. FAl.tlSG
hair AMI HAIR turning gray, can lie presented
DOROTHY cOFFfY. Frank: l0itl ....--.-
SPECIAL. MARCEL WAVE Doe. FOR AZ
t,0intmeDt coli Franklin 1914 DOROTHY
CDFFEY .
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land recently of slmOnsnn'H, y. "
Opening spcftaiE
Permanent wave SD: marcel The; hair
trim 5Uc 1905 II II. NV, FIR. SOLO 90
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NASH TOURING 1924 excellent condition .
good paint top and curtains. eight gotn!
tires: sacrifice for Si50 Hy4ttsvilie 562 W
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