Evening Star Newspaper, March 23, 1921, Page 4

PRAISE DRESS REFORMERS | ShotsFiredas Hazers Smash Doors Vatican Paper’ Rejoices at Act!on[ ) - of Chilean Women. And Shave Heads of 20 Freshies st es high) An ADITORIAL opinfon by the attorney general. Cer- Catholic wo By the Associated Press. RALEIGH, N. C. March 23.—As the | tain brands 3¢ tobaceo w hich el YTH relates that Man's power of ac- X p vertiss e container “fo - . Temuit of & serious outbreak of hasing, & | JULRRG 08 M SOneaner Hor pin the Greek hero, complishment still lies Tamber of -ludem:d of State v‘auf:: container for their goods sold in Utah. Ulysses, returning from the largely in ‘u;, ,,fild,,,ql.“:‘, here have been cited to appear before | = - will tell the world that there | Trojan war, was captured his sight. Visional troul the Wake county grand jury on Avfl:-:l \_"";_l_';-l":-r:}':'f:'_"_"f- ‘lftll‘:m‘b::"‘-_ni ph.n:nxc,(“orrrnm:mn Eirls, | by the mighty Cyclops—a cause nerve strain, menace 2 v e, S LAKE —a a - n and wil ce t se 4 R aie to answer charges of violating "Ie 148t nikht won a debate with B s e Cacatie e giant with only one eye, in the general health, lessen Statites. No arrests Baye.bee mAdS 3 he yniversity of Utah. The auestion lower the dignity of wom the middie of his forchead. your ability. Like Ulysses, The latest oulhmfkflof hizl;'firfl;,:‘;" “;-“'m ks e\".-ral sv:z;o: hood.” Ulysses, about to be eaten escape dangers that threat- coll began the latter par! - | should establish court nilar to tha t Nt i i el ancseechod n:\ Sl arly of Kansas for the judicial settlement —_— | :;ee..nsu: out the giant’s :!mlh.v a quick, strategic sterday morning. when the roOmS)of Juior and capiial dispuies (o scaped. e— 31 aou “Cwents frowhmon "wers | 05, Shor und capital o | SHIPS SOLD AT AUCTION. : : : broken into and they had their heads = S Emaneies Come to us for an expert testing of your shaved. Oldest Elk in U. S. In Dead. AADELPHIA. March 23 —The | X 5 g 3 ; i o od the out- : o g i eyes ay. Make us surety for your sight. e e i ltnal DERTANCE O, o e Woreolubs Bethiehem and Northern | ycsitoday R gt . I T N s sl une s Teputed to have Corane onpaulic) anction hnelr‘dson(a): instances fusillades of m thé oldest Elk In the United ¥ ae sUinite “Sar ETZ 1217 .o ooy on s, died at his home here vester- % peetn = e ettt after a short illuess of pneu- Shanged. NG serions persona t 1 i r g . : 5,".‘;“5‘:‘.,. ‘either to the hazing y L Flannigan was m.nau-.; See Better™ Now. ’ et nave | alents e e i Histarclion ey Were sold for $36.000 several learned. The hazers are sl 1 ~ gt =8y & months ago. when they went under | e iifatanditouz|chiidren the hammer to satisfy debts of the| 0§ President Riddick late vesterday ! Weat Jndlan Navigatfon Compuny, | § Sepemmpomm— S Dlaced the names House Pannes Japanese Bill. but the federal district court | W I / ; in the P"and’!;‘“m' = S d a res: as it deemed the | Tia and su 25 amount too | their appearance before Ui or So- jury. Neither Dr. Riddick nor f the legislature licitor Norris \\uu](l_ (!ll‘ll(;]\? ‘(;;: ¥. The bill does not make names of the students involved in r_establishment mandatory. As- hazing. semblyman Green, who introduced the bill. said the law now permitfed sepg- | Gov. Brough Improves. Tate schools for Chinese and Mongo-{ A miont remarkable after-war fucident was the washing up on the rocks at Falmouth, England, recently of two ’ TIPYLE ROCK. Ask_The conditlon ! fikn chiffdfen. #hd this would make It] cerman sebmiccince Tas & eident was (ke up but a few feet apart, both having been sunk during the war, | er Gov. Brough of Arkansas, who | effective as to Japanese iso. : = ’0"1,' S o e improved. ac: (S — is ill bere, is somewha; . ac- ! cording to’ his physicians. Mr. Brouxh ’ ARMY SERGEA NEGRO SLAYER LYNCHED. HOUSE PASSES SOLDIER BONTS | e safles g (-0 dcutefinepicitaland BOY’S PERILOUS EXPLOIT. SE S War v Ark reh 23.—Phil| DOVER, Del,, March 23—The Dela- Harding Band Player Dead. Amazes Pedestrians by Ascending :-u-rn{ - Whlic o 148t vreel [T °d a bl providing for a soldier TACOMA, Wash. — George Scoville, Suspension Cable 300 Feet AcneRtanma Pk _|was ta Jjail here and |bonus. The measure, which would | = ) * he old Ma- = - land 1. Poth former Army ser ‘ - S v | ;3;: ("();z‘u:(;J l‘s::ddi:'rh’:n'l":'s‘i?lnn“ Hard- | 3 eant. with m hter in connpec- | VD! u;)hurlz: the szun to issue l-nm:fi for ! . vith that organization, is de: tion with d aj. Alexander irobilang | $1.000,000, provides a maximum bhon: o M P ‘ml ov.:":, gwlxu was born in d boy asce, -|H. Cron Lewis, Wash pole and riddled [for twenty-one monihs at 819 for er uc ln eman e U S i 2 1 boy ascend Octob ach_month of sorvi | Marion, was a member of the S pension cable with the skil] of Jetober cach mon service | Band here for the last twelve years. until he reached the tower top. n 300 feet above the water. From this Guilty of Wife Murder. high perch he viewed the harbor and (¥ of first de- | its busy ships for a while, but ¢ returned by | tated about descending when he ? e Sher a jury in crimt; t here against :ldnulu;:‘manbw-:!:;ng for him. H‘j This model with Baby Louis Albert Torrence White. who was charg- | ed an hour. but the officer was Just as i is ife, Sadle White. patient. Finally he came down and % g 5 (EESIRillng Liajwice. Sedie White Eave himself up. Heel is shown in a light shade ) When arraigned on a charge of dis- 7 mamms T, S SRR e e st S N RIS , Pa.—] imseif as Joseph Widener, and said » Ut et 200ISLIOD EIVILE (WOLK | 1igi badi Hindl two yenrot Ao perte e o . han eym t in £ e (R 19,008 Jowsnaycues, 5% 15} gex, . The swinginn. cabla: ne a Brooklyn-made shoe of winsome H ey AnE avapted) ToN0- Laugmented tho (858 of obtkhing oot lutions protesting against any Sonce practice at climbing hand over hand. h e o e vl of odtic: | e was Tenmnded forihe e R duci; charm. ST o eproducing e se . f combating the effort to reduce union —_— g S Mo e bt WOULD REGULATE ALIENS Piano 12 waek throughout the country, beginning . . May 1 next. H e ey ""*". i Senator Spencer Says Imnrigrants e Tee “Kiek. g NEW YORK.—Thousands o:_,p:’uhc.n Should Become Citizens. ice peddlers and milk wagon drivers, STON. e e ! . astute in sensing trade for spirituous! BOSTON. March 23 —United States S : s = 3 A il Suede fuimulants among thelr housewife cus-|Senator Selden F. Spencer of Missouri High Tongue effects in Gray or Fawn Suede. And in Gray Su tomers, have developed this potential told the New England Stree: Railway = 7 bootleg_market into wholesale propor- dons, federal prehibition enforcement agents revealed here today. Most of the pushcart ice men. they said, have head- quarters in apartment house basements. | By a simple working agreement their unseen customers along the dumbwaiter shafts are able to make known their real wants simply by answering % or “no” to the ice man's call of “Ic ‘ with a rising inflection. i Baltimore Firm Wias Suit. WILMINGTON, Dei. —Judgment against | the Pusey & Jones Company for $750,- | 000, with interest from February 10, 1920. to March 22, 1921, amounting in ali t $800.125, in favor of the Baltimore Dry Dock and Shipbuilding Company was rendered in United States district oourt here by Judge Hugh M. Morris. Cime to Three Marders. ATLANTA.—Information regarding the Lilling of three negroes, whose | bodies were found chained to rocks in; Yellow river, in Newton county, was said to have been given to Gov. Dor- sey yesterday by a negro, who first visited the United States district at- terney’s office here. . _November 11 Legal Holiday. i AUSTIN. Tex—Goy. Neff has signed & Dill designating November 11 as CVictory day” and making it a legal lay in Texas. { Word Cigarette Bamned. SALT LAKE CITY. —Use of the word “cigarette” on the label of a to- bacco container wiil be unlawful in, Club here that if he had his way the gates of the United States would be closed to no man. -~ - - <But T would insist that within a year after he landed on our shores he would declare his intention of becoming a citi- zen and that within six years he would show his willingness and ability to be- come a citizen,” the senator added. Many of the country’s great industrial plants” depend upon’ immigrant labor, said Semator Spencer. “But,” he added, “‘we want them here as citicens and not as undigested elements ‘i‘ our body litic, breeding trouble and’ —PHtt does the Painting, Puperhanging or Upholster- ing it will be done in & mamner that will meet with your approval. Geo. 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