Evening Star Newspaper, February 25, 1921, Page 5

Recall of State by Anti-Non-Partisan Leaguers By the Assoclated Press. FAREO, N. D; February 25.—Recall proceedings will be instituted against “several” state officers,” §t<was an- nounced today at headquarters here of opponents of the Non-Partisan Leagne. The officers against whom the recall would be directed were not named. The action followed a meeting of a committee representing the anti-Non- Parfisan League faction yesterday, at which:§tiwas stated the sentiment for Tecall' of certain state officers was unanimous. Will Work Among Lepers. NEW YORK.—Intending to pass the) 2Y mext seven vears in the leper colony at Java, seven Salvation Army mis- sionaries left New York for San Fran- cisco, where they will sail March 4 for the Dutch East Indies. The party in- cludes six women and one man. Two are natives of England, two from Hol- land, two from Sweden and one from Norway. ermans Sail for Home. N.J. — Forty-six Ger- mans who were either stranded -in Mexico when the world war broke out, or escaped to that country when the United States entered the conflict have sailed for home on the steamship United States. They made the trip from Mex- ico with permission of the State De- partment, in a special train, which landed them here last night. Free Seven on Whisky Charge. CHICAGO.—The cases against seven of the twenty-four men on trial with “Mike de Pike"” Heitler, on charges of conspiracy in connection with an_al- leged whisky ring, were dismissed by Federal Judge Evans, who ruled there was not sufficient evidence against thej men. Motion to free Heitler and other defendants was denied. Predict Fight on Ryan Will NEW YORK.—Indications are given here that efforts of Mrs. Nannie Morse Ryan to break the will of her late husband, Joseph J. Ryan. son of Thomas Fortune Ryan, will be fought bitterly by Mortimer L ecutor of young Ry: tate, and Dorothy Lu actress friend. to' whom Ryan left vir- tually all of his estate. Disabled Ship Rescued. NEW YORK—The British i freight steamship Grelarlie, with 5,100 tons of wheat from Galveston for Havre, has been picked up in a disabled condition in midocean by the A n steamship Superior Merchandise at Artistic our selection embraces ; lamsps of all characters and styles . in various pnishes am} CO’O"S § 1 P ~ Large ASSQ 1026-1028 7 l@u[in m‘flrtinf@ 12A5F $T.and 1212101218 G STe Reasonably Priced ent of'Lamps and Shades : ?t Special Prices 7 Candlles and Candle Shades Hirsh’s Shoe Stores GRAY! GRAY! GRAY! —Besfdes our Noue’ty Faotwear,‘ we . are now displaying a complete line of Sport Pumps and Oxfords and the new Chestnut Tan Pumps and Oxfords. Officials_U_;ged nd js under tow for the near- est British port. “Hits Oil;” Returns Loot. SAN ANTONIO.—Making *a hit in oil,” following the theft of dlamonds| pENVER _—The senate of the Colo- |, \ tAt and 500 epurio Aanin handnag fdisapnsar AnE Fani bl e 500 from a woman customer of & bank here | rado legislature has adopted a memorial | (Ui1: i and quarters wore feized here or e e o d the plaia g cases of champagne _and whisky. nearly a year ago, as he was examin- | fo Congress asking for the abolition of | foligwing the arrest of an old man i V0 avarded damasnnd the PIIRT | Mombers of the firm sald they hold - i y i E2viper;cent incrokse lujfre Tates i H 3 Willis and who| = e pass a permit tg wines for sacra- g ing ers in the safety deposit vault, an ! z In frelght rates | i, rave bis name as Willis u B = unkhown thief returned all but threé of | 91 farm products put into tlastamiiied counterfelting activities over Calla Stowaways Mennce. { mental_purp iron bed restore the three mis: 3 ; ia a4 he had s b become 2, hatio menace and never which he is now usin Another War Shipyard Closed. | gocreted In his clothin . o e R S e e i oy CLEVELAND.—The immediate resig- | st nation of Judge William H. McGannon, chief justice of the municipal court, i3 demanded in resolutions adopted here the executive committee of the Cleveland Bar Association. In Tesponse to resolutions passed by the committee Monday, Judge McGannon declared he would resign on or before March 15. Opposes Film Censorship. HELENA, Mont.—The house of yep- resentatives of the Montana legislature has killed by a large majority a bill passed by the senate providing for state censorship of motion picture films. $500,000 Fire in Texas Town. 'NRIDGE, Tex.—Starting in over a gasoline filling sta- tion, fire here destroyed twenty-seven business houses, hotels and apart- ments in the business section and caused an estimated loss of $500.000. The plant of the Daily An)trl(un‘, miorning newspaper. was destroyed. Bandit's Funeral in Church. DEWEY, Okla—The body of Henry Starr, Oklahoma bandit who was fa- tally wounded in an attempt to rob a bank at Harrison, Ark., last week, has arrived here from Joplin, Mo. The funeral will be held from the Baptist Church here. U. S. Ship's Oficers Arrested. MOBILE.—John S. Welden, chief| mate, and Harry Wingate, chief engi- neer, officers of the Shipping Board vessel Lake Capan, were arrested on federal warrants charging pilfering of the ship’s stores. The men are the commanding officers of a skeleton crew held on the vessel while she is |1aid up in port. | Heads Queen's ‘College. | CHARLOTTE, N. C.—Election of Dr. W. H. Frazer of Jackson, Miss., to the |presidency of Queens College. at Char- |lotte, and his acceptance are an- {nounced by the trustees. Dr. Frazer |is president of Bellhaven College for women, at Jackson, and a prominent Lowest Consistent Prices Lamps Boudoir Lamsps Table Lamps Floor Lamps Wrought Iron Lamps rd th St. NW. Come to Hirsh's for your GRAY Sucde Footwear yfor Spring—for here you'll find that your search can end by secur- ing just the smart, exclusive model in Spring Novelty Pumps that your fancy dictates. _Two new arrivals in Gra Suede Footwear are sketched, Besides these you will finde —Cross Straps —One-Strap —Two-Strap —with Baby Louis, Full French or Military heels. turned soles and Goodyear welts. Also vou will find new ideas in— —Black Satin —Gray Satin —Brown Satin All one price. minister of the Southern Presbyte- rian Church CLEVELAND.—A temporary injunc- tion restraining the American Expedi- tlonary Force Legion Club from using the | against the estate of Capt. Patrick Kal- | name other infringing upon the name of the | {American Legion was granted by Com- | (o remain unmarsled mon Pleas Judge George S. Baer. 3 2 PHILADELPHIA. —Another De river shipyard, born of war-time ne ¥, closed its gates aiter sending away |the freighter Arden. ships contract, on its trial trip. Harriman_plant of the Merchant Ship- building Corporation, at Bristol, P the height of its activities the yard ployed 11,000 workers, most of whom ' ordered cnrolled for rauncation. Miss THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON. D. C, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1921. 1 ]hm'e been lald off, gradually. { L. Exum Clement, Legion Name Protected. New Trial Refused. | eral assembly, MEMPHI Tenn.—A new trial was refused b: dge C. W. Sessions in the { United States district court in the sult lof Miss Molly Quirk of Milwaukee CINCINNATI, “Legion” or any |laher for §400,000 alleged by her to have been promised In return for her remain- ing faithful to her promise e Kallaher “American,"” according to a dec Judge W. M dith { made in be Secks Lower Freight Rates. | XAl complete are { = Divore | RALEIGH. | ground for in N ent divorce of scparatl At | from ten to m- | the senate on ite third reading and s country In A commissioner of Island. told the de de Basler, —Divor tion was mas h Carolina when the bill, reducing the perl A ground for divorce © yeuars, was passed by Fallis, n last of the forty under government it was the constructed DA VILLE, Va—Fire EX not hesitate, we know. Hurry! Hurry! Hurry! " $89 HAINES BROS. UPRIGHT, AUTO PLAYER, walnut, used. . .. AEOLIAN PLAYER, mahogany, used. . ... BRINSMEAD UPRIGHT, walnut, used. . .. . $91 . $249 $249 mahogany, used.......... AUTOGRAND PLAYER, ACKERMAN PLAYER, mahogany, used.... TE‘;";':'(’)K::Y;,:’:“’IE o J. H. WILLIAMS UPRIGHT, ’ mahogany, mahogany, used............ $249 new. $498 BOUDOIR PLAYER, $ KN GRAND. oak,used;.... ... ......... 249 :EsfwoRod, % ° BAUS PLAYER, used, mahogany, used - $249 e, . 9249 OPEN NIGHTS UNTIL 9 0'CLOCK $498 member of the North Carolina gen- is author of the bill. Must Protect Sleeping Patrens. Ohio. — Passengers aslecp in Pullman cars must be pro- cted from theft of their property, ion handed down Innati municipal court. «lf of the Pullman com- such great United Council of €I piscopal Church 805000 Kire ln Danville, Va. 3 of unknown . $249 . $249 ebony, used. ............... mahogany, used. BERKLEY UPRIGHT, $89 H. P. NELSON PLAYER, used TN o T SO BT oak, used. . .... HUNTINGTON UPRIGHT, $9 ] WATERS PLAYER, oak, used. ... mahogany, used......."% ... BYRNE UPRIGHT, KRING PLAYER, woz:)h\:'g:;)[; ‘6’;"’1'(",[_ """ 2 $9 1 mahogany, used. . ... Baerad $3 78 1 ’ — $9 l STERLING PLAYER, CECILIAN PLAYER, l 78 mahogany, used..... Sabmpen WILBUR PLAYER, KINGSBURY PLAYER, mahogany, used............ $440 the first womanjorigin destroyed the stock of the B. A. Rippe department store, on business blogk. The aggregate is estimated at approximately $9: ORK.—Prohibition who de included scventy nu of Arrive representative fof 1 m, L | #leamshin W nd th to at dent-tlect Harding St igration at fes at the fov here rom Pa tion of 1 At Washingt Normal Conditiens Next Fall. CHI president R’ of S'c the Fairfax Har Bouthern rai ktrect. and gutted the two-story brick structure, - in_the heart of s leading agents, Main loss declared normal conditions in thllltn serve their terma. country would be virtually restored | guilty by next fall. in an address to the keeper is permitted two di chamber of commerce here. the | wind up his hires his * After pleading agents s=aid, the saloon= S grace, 92 business affairs, and.ilien eraily a bar- 5,000. | 31,000,000 G University. | room 1;.n)m~r.u;.r_ for or $100, who ROCHESTER, N. YTk . ' presents himself at the. jadl. T Relse Liguor Valacd at 3150000 |, ROCHESTER, X. Y.-The sum of & NEW arrels of [the late Henry A. the nama on watch risun, Iway .'has been added to the resources | Bandlts Fracture Teacher's Skull. YORK —Fy holdup Three 3 Arrestod Nire “Dummies” to Go to Jail stead aci, a rons wounded as frays here. at a dwel IRK. - - Prohibitio the Vol- bstituting “dummies” dropped dead of shooling began Hears Shooting: Woman Diea. et aaniin Supervising Prohibition En- |Bvailable for the new school of medi- DEWITT, Ark.—Three persons, Bit '\ motion{ forcement “Agcnt Daniel J. Chapin, [Bine and dentistry of the University | Jones, deputy United States marsh raided the establishment of H. & L. |of Rochester. The donors are Mrs.{y, =y 0 %00 L0 the suit of Herman | Weinberger. ~ importers here, and | Gertrude Strong Achilles and Mrs, [ M7 J. L. Brookhart and John Allen, L | seized liquor valued at § 0. The | Helen Strong Carter, daughters of @ Negro. are dead and two others are a result of shooting afs Mrs. Brookhart, a visitol ng pool hall, art failure when the 1335 14¢h 8¢ Main 4234-5. Co.. Inc., I lole——o]o]c——a|o|—=|o]—o ol =] EEEFI::‘BIEBE l——=|al——=]a]——|a{——>[o[c—=v} MONDAY $345 $378 $439 Upright, mahogany, new FRANKLIN UP- RIGHT, mahogany, new... . “ee SOLO CONCERTO PLAYER, walnut, used. . ... .. St SOLO CONCERTO PLAYER, mahogany, slightly used. ... . STORY & CLARK PLAYER, mahogany, slightly used. .... SOLO CONCERTO PLAYER, mahogany, méw " ........... SOLO CONCERTO PLAYER, mahogany, new. . ... Fie STORY & CLARK PLAYER, mahogany, used. STORY & CLARK PLAYER, mahogany, slightly used. ... . SOLO CONCERTO PLAYER, mahogany, new. .. .. e - —— je J. H. WILLIAMS' $498 $519 $519 $519 $539 $589 NIGHT AT 10 O'CLOCK THIS GREAT QUARTER-OF- “A-MILLION DOLLAR SALE ~COMES TO AN END When we started this great $250,000.00 sale we expected big things of course, but we never anticipated the great throngs of people who have visited our store. Our visitors were loud in their praise of the wonderful bargains offered. Between now and next Monday night we must close out every used or slightly used instrument, and we have marked them very low re- gardless of their real value. If you will only read the list of prices you wil! TR RTIT 100 eypnagy CRIPPEN PLAYER, mahogany, slightly used...... HAINES UPRIGHT, mahogany, new......... CLARENDON PLAYER, mahogany, slightly used. ... . FOSTER PLAYER, mahogany, slightly used. .... SCHUBERT PLAYER, mahogany, new. . ... AT STORY & CLARK PLAYER, mahogany, new.. ... P SRrern SCHUBERT PLAYER, mahogany, new. . ... e HAINES PLAYER, oak,used. ..... N P FRANKLIN PLAYER, mahogany, slightly used. ... FRANKLIN PLAYER, mahogany, slightly used. ... . KNABE ANGELUS PLAYER mahogany, used. ....... i FOSTER GRAND, mahogany, new............. PREMIER GRAND, mahogany, new STEINWAY GRAND, art style, used. .. ...... o | $1,275 Remember, this great $250,000.00 Sale positively closes next Monday night at 10 o’clock. So you must act quickly. /Warergoms, tnc. JHWilliamsa.peez - " 1330 G Street N.W. $649 $649 $649 $649 $649 $765 $895 i3