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$800,000Corner 11th and E Sts. N.W.JAMES RERRY. President

JOSHUA \V. CARR, Secretory

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HARDWICK INAUGURATESGOVERNOR OF GEORGIA

Promises Economy and Toncnes ox

Race Problem in InauguralAddress.

By the Associated Press.ATLANTA June 25..Thomas "W

Hardwlck, former United States sena

tor, was inaugurated Governor o

Georgia today in the first outdooexercises held since the lnauguratloiof Hoke Smith in 1907. He succeed,Hugh M. Dorsey, who has served fouyears. In his brief inaugural addressGov. Hard wick declared for an economical administration, stating hwould take up the state's financiacondition later in a more .specificmessage.Answering what he said was "wide

spread criticism" of i.he state following publication of a pamphlet 01

"The Condition of the Negro in Georgia," Mr. Hardwick said Georgia hac"been indicted, most unfortunatelyand I think unjustly, for mistreatinfthe negro, for peonage and othe;kindred crimes." and that "there iino real basis in truth and in fact upoiw hich the accusation can rest."

In his final message, sent to th<legislature today, Gov. Dorsey devoteethe major portion t,o a discussion o!the state's financial condition. Th<governor condemned the practice oicreating new counties, declaring thatnext to Texas, Georgia already hatmany more counties than any otheistate in the Union. Mob violenceshould be suppressed, and by state authorities, he declared. "If this is nodone, it is very probable that federaintervention will not long be delayedSince my induction into office on Jum30, 1917, the newspapers have carrietaccounts of the lynching of flfty-eighnegroes. From sources wb'ch, so faias I know, are reliable 1 have information regarding other lynching:not included in the list."A method should be provided where

by a state grand jury, composed oicitizens selected from all sectionsmight make full investigation intcthe crime and have authority to return presentments against those participating in mob violence."The governor should be given au

thority to rembv? any sheriff fountderelict in his duties, not only witlrespect to protecting prisoners, but a:

regards any failure on the part of thaofficial to properly discharge th<duties of his office."

TULSAi! UNDER INDICTMEN11 ....

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Chief and Other Members of ForceAccused in Connection With

Becent Riot.Ity the Associated Press.TULSA. Okla., June 25..Chief ol

Police John A. Gustafsen of theTulsa police department and otheimembers of the department were indieted today by a grand jury in conInection with the recent riot and orcharges of permitting viceOther indictments were returnee

against Roy Ward, head of the policeautomobile recovery department; RojMeacham, traffic officer; E. F. Waddellchief of p dice of Sand Springs, ssuburb, and E. F. Williams. SaneSprings policeman.The jury in its report recommendedthat the indicted officers be immediatelysuspended from office. The

charges of permitting vice were noiin connection with the race riots, itwrs said.The minor members of the Tulsa

print department are implicated iran automobile theft case.Charges against Chief Gustafsen includefailure to enforce law against

v;cc- in room.r.g houses. *a«l»»re tcenforce the prohibition laws, failureto enforce the anti-gun-carrying lawand dereliction of duty on the nighlof the riot.

GAS CUT TWO CENTS.CHICAGO. III.. June 25..The Standjard Oil Company of Indiana today aninounced an average reduction of tw<

c nts a gallon throughout the elevermiddle states In which it operatesThe cut is effective at pnee. The newprices were not announced, the coml>any stating they varied throughouthe territory.Gasoline has been selling in Chiieago at 22 cepts.

DYKE * MARMON COMPANYBl.E MANUFACTURING, FOR) FOR BUSINESS FAIR PLAY

uyers Shouhis Questiocar a permanent model,dan to bring out a new

make a choice placed it far a

s sure of the ing practicesa: of the price. For $3985 y<depends upon uine $5,000 1iodel. plete as ever,be put out of sories.odel, your in- The Marmotjugh you make most offeringlized. to be. It has

nnM. imantr nualit-* .n. .-v°e not going to public the adinodel. We are ductions.current model, Noman can a

ringing out a cision until hi notonly 1922 the Marmoncar.the finest parisons of

t. price, permarinvestment a ance the Mai

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Was Close FriendI Special I>ispatch to The Star. (1 WINCHKSTKR, V«. June

.An official inquiry to fix reMponalhllityfor (he traiclc death. of John C. Lee, rich Clarke

county farmer, Ntoekman andlejrialatlve candidate, who un«run down by a Norfolk, andWcatern railway expreMK trainat a trade eronalnic near WhitePoat, Va., laot week, la to bemade.It In learned that the encrlneer

of the train wan Turner Clin- jf jean, a Nchoolmate and boyhood Ij. rnuiu hi iwr. nrr. iivin nnu

been warm' friends more than1 forty years. The engineer is8 said to have been so overcomer when he discovered that his

train had killed one of his mostloyal friends that a substitute

i had to complete his run. Mr.J«ee owned the farm on which

c Mr. t'lingran was horn, and onlyrecently remodeled the old atonehouse where the t'lingan familylived. i

i MRS. KABER TO PLEADI TEMPORARY INSANITY ir

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. Attorney Announces Defense in

[ Trial for Murder of Her Hus[band, to Begin Tuesday.

1 CLEVELAND. Ohio, June 2D..Tem-porary insanity will be the defense of

~ Mrs. Eva Catherine Kaber when sheI POAU r»r* fri-il n»ivt Tiw.oda v tnnrnin(rI charged with first degree murder ofr her husband. Daniel F. Kaber. in his- Lakewood home on July IS. 191'J. Atstorney Francis W. Poulson. counsel

for Mrs. Kaber. announced today.Poulson added that seemingly there

f was nothing he could do to delay the. trial of Mrs. Kaber.) "I will file a motion for a continu-ance," he said, "but this will be mere-ly a formality on which to base anappeal to a higher court in the eventthe verdict goes against my client. If

1 the motion is refused, as 1 think itl will be. I will have basis for a claims that insufficient time was given fort preparation of the defense." ,

j Poulson made a motion for a post-ponement of Mrs. Kaber's trial tendays ago. County Prosecutor EdwardC. Stanton objected to any delay, andCommon Pleas Judge Maurice Bernonrefused to grant it.Nothing could be learned today as

to the defense that will be put for.ward in the cases of Marian McArdle.daughter of Mrs. Kaber; Mrs. MaryBrickel. mother of Mrs. Kaber; Mrs.Emma Colavito; charged with aidingMrs. Kaber in plotting her husband'sdeath, all under arrest, charged with

I first degree murder, or Salvatore Cala.> who. following his capture near Buffalo.N. Y.. several days ago. admitted

he was one of the actual slayers ofKaber.

DISABLED SHIP IN.r HAUIFAX. June 25..The ShippingBoard Steamer Ozette, recently disl»abled at sea while bound from Xor-folk for Portland. England, reachedhere today in tow of the steamship

i Asabeth.

!: Without

sMost of us still re-t tain the fear of thet "dentist's chair" we

received in childhoodi and think only of a visit to a

i dental office when the tooth beginsto give trouble. Now. as a matterof fact, the tortures of the treat:ment of teeth long ago becameobsolete in better-class dental

s parlors, and today the study ofr] dentistry is among the highestt professions.

Euy Payment Terms to All

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134 is today's fore- |]; and will continue Ibeen the pioneer jjpears in giving the |rentage ofprice re-|

.fford to make a de- !!ie has investigated j!34 and madecornperformance.Ontency and perform-Hrmon 34 proves its |||overwhelming Isappeal IIWe invite you in Hto see this car, to Hlearn our policies Hand to go on a ElMarmon demon- flstrztion. H

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ALLEGED TO HAVE TAKEN IIBONDS WORTH $209,000

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Charles D. Zell. Former Trust f!r»m-

pany Treasurer, Accused by PennsylvaniaBanking Commissioner. £Ely the Associated Press.LANCASTER, Pa., June 25..Charles

D. Zell, former treasurer of the AgriculturalTrust Company here, closedby tiie state department of banking BThursday, took more than $209,000in liberty bonds and negotiable pa- Iipers from the bank, according to dJohn fci. Fisher, state commissioner gof banking, who is investigating the v

company's condition. s1The bonds were given to Zell for

safe-keeping by numerous* persons, Aand he used them, it is said, in his itspeculative operations. He admits, £it is said by the authorities, to mis- 0appropriating this sum. No securi- e

ties were found in his house, when ^it was searched today. r'Juggling the accounts of depositors,

the alleged forcing of a name to acheck, the misappropriation of lib- "

erty bonds left for conversion and a

exchange, and the execution of or- ^tiers for the purchase of securities *which were paid for out of savings aaccounts, but never delivered, .are asome of the features of the treas- Nurer's juggling revealed by recent iiinvestigations. a

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hairman of Coal Operators' Committeein West Virginia Wei- ^

comes Senatorial Investigation.y the Associated Press. ^WILLIAMSON. W. Va.. June 25.. ^i a statement made public here toaywelcoming a senatorial investiationof disturbances in Mingo,V. Va., ooal fields, Harry OlmLed.chairman of the labor commit- &»e of the Williamson Coal Operators'ssociation, declares the disturbances tLi the Mingo, W. Va., and Pike ^ouniy, Ky., fields have been thersults of a "deliberate conspiracyn the part of the United Mine Workrsof America" and that the United ^Line Workers is "an illegal and ir( sponsibleorganization." WThe statement, in part, says:"We expect to show that the viomcc,assaults, killings, shootings i*Tnd destruction of property in Mingo 1 XLounty. W. Va., and Pike county, ^Zy.. beginning with the Matewan ^ssassinations, have ail been in j JSccord wit'h the policy of the United jline Workers' organization and I ^i furtherance of a conspiracy, jnd form a deliberate part of the

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FOG HALTS AIE TEIP.fUVEKSIDK, Calif., Jane 25.Startan attempted non-stop aerial dashNew York again was held up by

t today, David K. Davif and Erieringer, both of Ix>s Angeles county,siding not to tune up their airplanetil the weather cleared.

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PROMINENT ENGINEER DIES.LEXINGTON, Ky.. June 25.George

Frederick Biasing, dean of the engineeringdepartment. SwarthmoreCollege, Swarthmore, Pa., and one ofthe foremost engineers and educatorsin the country, died today at his summerhome. Bay View, Mich., according

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