Evening Star Newspaper, March 31, 1921, Page 31

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Douglas stores, direct from the factory to you at only one profit, which guarantees to you the best shoes that can be roduced at the lowest possible cost. W.L. las name and the retail price are stamped N :; - bottom of all shoes e facts which is your protection against W. L. Douglas shoes are absolutely the best shoe values for the money in thi ¢ | . 4 Theyare made of the bestand finest leathers that money can buy. They combine qua_h.ty, style, worimmhip and wearing qualities equal to other makes selling at y are the leaders in the no more in San Francisco than they do in New Yorl wwk?l’:éviithe:nheonal:’det:rmin:fiontomlkethebuhhoufath uy. Insist upon ha okt D e Ce., [EWF™ If not for sale in your vicinity, order direct from factory. Catalogue fres. 2703park 3t., Mass. ' : W. L. DOUGLAS STORES IN WASHINGTON: S=vs {905 Pennsylvania Avenue, N.W. SATURDAY EVE U.S.Industrial Alcohol Co. t Looking for an Alibi. From the Boston Transcript. Friend—What's the idea of intro- ducing _jokes into your “Home Infor- mation” column. -~ Editor—We had t odo something to explain the conduct of readers who got to laughing over our household hints. —_—— open to woman students since 1881. DOUGLAS Stylish and Durable ARE ALWAYS ore they leave country. chigher ¥ \@Psa504500 epfieelmthenmeflery:hup;lheycut of experiepced men, W. L. Douglas_shoes. President ougias Shee MEN’S AND WOMEN’S STORE 1327 F St N.W. INGS™4 and ideal for bathing and massage. ALCORUB is the logical house- hold remedy for external uses, either for rubbing or as an antiseptic lotion, and should have its place in every medicine cabinet. . Go to your druggist or toilet counter today and get a full pint (16 oz.) bottle for $1.00. death of Andrew J. Carlson, December THREE NDITMENTS ONMURDER GHARCE Edwin C. Golden, John W. Wracks and William A. « Payne Accused. Edwin C. Golden, twenty-five years Cold, was indicted yesterday by the grand jury on a charge of murder in the second degree in connection with the 9 last. The shooting followed a quar- rel at a garage in the rear of 2112 Massachusetts avenue northwest, Gol- den using a shotgun, it is claimed. A formal indictment for murder in the first degree was reported against John W. Wracks and William A. Payne, both colored, who are alleged to have shot and killed Max Lieber- man at his store in South Washington, March 3. A presentment was recently returned by the grand jury, on which the men were committed to jail, w out waiting for the formal ind ment. Fifteen persons were exonerated by the grand jurors of charges which had been ~ preferred against them. The cases ignored were: Richard T. Miller, who caused the death of Richard Walters in a traffic accidens, Qotober 23, 1919; Addie Green, Robe: Clark .and Alfred Green, grand la: ceny; David T. Robinson, joyridini Thomas A. Jacobs, carnal knowledge; Edmund Proctor, _receiving property; William H. Thom: erick Matthews, Roy Curti Brown and Andrew Ba breaking and larceny gon and Joseph Feason Janie Johnson, robbery. Other Indictments. Housebreaking and larceny are charged in an indictment returned dultery, and against Joseph A. Loughran and Paul J. McClelland. It is alleged that John H. West, going to his apartment in the Hadleigh February 6 last, about 8:45 p.m., discovered two men in the apartment, one of whom he recog- nized as McClelland. The other man escaped. A watch valued at $35, be- longing to his wife, and $10 in cash were missed. Herbert W. Erwin, a former police- man, and William J. Pryor are charged with the larceny of an au- tomobile belonging to Col. Stanley Koch. .The machine was taken to Cleveland, Ohio, where the men were apprehended. g Others indicted and the charges against them are: T! . Willette, Wil- , Emmett S. Prather and. John H. Howry, false pretenses; John L. Ashbourne, joy riding; James P. Wayland, larceny after trust; Frank Morris, attempted robbery: Mack Reed, Albert H. Frye, Jones B. Montgomery, Walter A. Woodworth, Walter Nalle and Levin Boston, grand larceny; Mary Anderson, housebreak- ing; Gilbert T. Olsen, Agnes E. Wood, James Queenan and Wesley Steven- son, housebreaking and larceny; Mon- roe Harvey, assault wifh intent to kill: Jules Juice Strain, Albert S. Sutton. Herbert R. Ruff, Arthur Mc- Donald and Herbert Lewis, robbery; Sally A. McGuire, George A. Itskin and Raymond E. Decker, forgery and utterin ifford R. Weadon, forgery: Charles Roe, Thomas Mostyn and George B. Miller, pon-support; John Havens, carnal kifbwledge. MAY GO TO SPAIN. Doubt in Switzerland Over Permit- ting Ex-Ruler’s Return. By the Associated Press. GENEVA Switzerland, March 30.— The question whether former Em- peror Charles of Austria-Hungary shall be re-admitted to Switzerland ou_furnishing unquestionable guars antees that he will not again violate his parole or whether all the Haps- burgs and their su re- siding in Switzerlam ex- {el]ed, today furnished the £ in- erest in the former monarcK's at- tempt to regain his lost throme. As far “as the Swiss are concerned, Chnr]:;’ Llolation of the parole he gave the Swiss government is u; - m:n(diln om:):llal circles. Lt spatch from Innsbruck toda: stated that Charles mow s under Spanish protection, and it is possible he may take refuge in Spain if he is refused readmission to Switzerland. Details available here of the ex- ruler's escape are to the effect that Charles, disguised, without a proper passport and without informing the Swiss government, took the Lausanne express Friday night for Buchs, on the Swiss-Austrian frontier, with his secretary, thereby breaking his pa- role. An automobile took the former monarch to Steinanger, West Hun- gary, from which place he announced his arrival to Admiral Horthy, the Hur'xga.rlln regent. After the recent offictal statemen that the allies would not allow the return of Charles to the throne, it is said, the latter told friends in Pran- gins, his Swiss refuge, that the allies would accept an accomplished fact, 4nd he would soon return to Budapest. —eeee P make it look asgood as new ‘without ;pen-e It retaing its lustrq. Ty it— amy color yoo deside. YourDealerwill furnishyou :rhhh s bouklzltth;:’h shows many colors Brothers Automba Color Varnishes, and givesfull instructions. (g { tions to the council. v | cial service platform. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, MARCH 31, 1921 -1 hat colored appointed WANT NEGRO DETECTIVES | ont™a¢ “Tastice o protess eatnst | dorectines wherever it may ae pon I Board is Appointed to Hear Prisoners’ Many Tales of Woe TOLEDO, Ohio, March 31— Notice of the appointment of a board of parole “to listen to dredn: of tales of woe of leniency” by peo- ‘the prisoners are board will be ma ber of Teledo nnouncement duty of the board will vestigate each case thoroughly. | It will act on cases of men sent to the Canton workhouse for prohibition violations and other oftenses. Judge Killits in hin announcement said he had “been imposed upon in many unworthy cases.” | SEES D. C. PLAYGROUNDS. Mrs. Sidney Small, Toronto Alder- man, Here for Inspection. Mrs. Sidney Small, an alderman on the Toronto, Canada, city council, im- spected the municipal playgrounds in Washington yesterday, accompanied by Mps. Susie Root Rhodes, supervisor of the playground department. She stated that a movement has been started in Toronto to reconstruct the playground department, and she came to get in touch with the activi-| ties here before making any sugges- Mrs. Small was elected to the Toron- to city. council January 1. She ran on an independent ticket on the so- She also is president of the Big Sister Associa- tion of Toronto. The playground department in To- ronto, Mrs. Small said, is under the direct supervision of the parks sys- tem. However, she stated, of education directs the act the playgrounds in ‘that city durin school hours, but after the close of school the playgrounds are run by the park system. It is her plan to have the playground system in Toron- to unified. KANN WORKERS IN SHOW. Mutual Benefit Association Gives Program Followed by Dance. A twenty-act show, followed by a dance, was given Tuesday night at the Elks’ Hall by the’ Mutual Benefit As- sociation composed of the employes of S. Kann Sons Company. One of the features of the show was the Kan-Sun Chorus, composed of forty girls whq are employed in the department store, which opened the show and closed it with popular songs. The guests were welcomed by George S. DeNeale, superintendent of the store; W. Jack Willison and H. A. Cassel. The entertainers were: Dubert Bow- ersox, violin, accompanied by Mra A. V. Calvert; Miss Hattie Dyer, recita- garet Sherer, dancer; Miss Cecilia | Wolf. vocalist; C. A. Lightner, vo- calist; Harry Chick, tenor; Ruby Koehl, vocal Miss Margaret Appel, vocalist; William Kern, violinist; | Feldman and Lightner, specialty act; Mrs. Beatrice Olmi, recitation; Miss Estelle Murray, soprano, and -William Greenberg, monologue. National Race Congress to Protest| em of Georgia and other southern | assistance may be given authorities Alleged Peonage System. Instructions to its judiciary com- |Congress of America Tuesday. mittee to wait upon the Attorney -u-q { what was called the peohage sys- | sidered wise to do so, in order that | states were executed at a meeting | in ferreting out the crimes of the al- | of the committee of the National Race | leged peonage system, and run down | the “murderers” Dr.W. H. Jernagin Embodied in the protest was an | presided. W. & J. SLOANE 1508 H STREET, N. W., WASHINGTON, D. C. Summer Rugs For Bungalows, Camps, Breakfast Rooms, Sun Parlors and Porches Our stocks are fnow complete with new selections of Summer Rugs especially designed to create a summer atmosphere in any room. Rugged, practical and sub- stantial, they fit into any space, harmonize with any color scheme, and, above all, are decidedly reasonable in price. THE ALAMO RUG—A new summer rug, made in Holland of strong, durable meadow reed, in distinctive designs, unusually attractive. 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