Evening Star Newspaper, April 11, 1921, Page 5

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, MONDAY, APRIL 11, 1921 : 7 Droop'sMusic House lAUiatOl' s Save Drowning Pair |©7Y c&fi%fl%fl;m SR S I R TS R 1 uw@ 130 G St._ 37 | | After Would-BeRescuer GivesLife T e ; | R i | See Ad of the Victor Co., Page 6, Today’s Evening Star | I e e Has Excellent Recommenaa- | | By the Associated Press ti for Offi ons for Office. | . i ST. PETERSBURG, Fla.. April 11.— ' e e 0 ectlon S. D. Hockenberry of this city dead H and Charles Fisher, Cleveland, Ohio, and Miss Edith Hickok of this city | g i For the Home, Is the Library | Erre i e Made Up of four aviators, as a result of a pariy | of four young people getting caught i at St. Petersburg beach yesterday ¢ | afternoon. Mr. Fisher, Miss Hickok, Miss El-| i > ciation, died oman Writer Held for Theft. c A woman who Said | fae leton Hunt, writer ! rable intersst is being re in the appoi CONGRESS CONVENES TODAY ity Great problems confront the Sixty-seventh Congress. Revision of taxation, tariff, foreign relations and econo- my in government administration demand careful con- sideration. firm that she ! $10.060 'n vietory bonds on on a bank’in returned I in the drift off the B Fass point derata Fisher and Harold Brown, t r+ of the lueal By the Really Great Artists i tatter of this city, were caught ‘_‘;J & aratamtord | Their records are on sale here as soon as avail- | =, !¢ tow and carricd out into the G SUAPCTRUES MGoks e i "' 5¢ Mexico. Brown, an exceptionally |: : amber of Years The country looks with confidence to its senatsrs and able: strong swimmer, and Miss Fisher. a ha e : A ih = 5 5 B Ground Floor Department—Most Efficient Service . good swimmer, managed fo m: nker Launched. ldogsr Was obtained from the’ representatives, in harmony with its chief executive, for '1 ! their way back, while Mr. Fisher re- | The tanker| s | ’ mained with Miss Hickok. who could | i not swim well. After former Licut. | a satisfactory solution. ipiaitdin il Jonn P. Wood dived from former| hod v S A TR = Lieut. J. P. Andrews airplane with an | J inflated inner tube, with which he,| Individuals and corporations have similar problems of vital importance that demand careful consideration. ern Adjuat Wages. | Mr. Fisher and the girl supported | Differe in the | themseiv pending h val i N’ LETr : 0 | . 5 . Albere Whitced in his s it e They turn_with confidence to their bank, nor do they e sy, St i water off the point, ) 3 the }House Builders' look in vain if they have chosen the financial guidance, the accumulated experience and the absolute protection afforded by the oldest trust company in the National Capital. . P. M. RICAMGRE ILL. . forty-four-hou half for BEAUTY persons lost their siricken with par; ar-old daugh- | sear work in V i i i ~ ; | i Charm! Grace! All re- Two Dead In Auto Wreckn. n an aatomoebile| iy reporied 1o be in a scrious condi | ' flected by our Portrait ATLANTA.—Two men wero killed ion in the Spririg= | ok A Hamner, who was {“’”’\j;fi,l i nine injured, one possibly fatall The de re Fred Miss ce exingLon. sEWas . ; Photographs. A diffi et etomatI s erashal ub e Hot oo dend ate Brederich | firaming identified with wrn cult art of which we are ¥ hington and also in] a result of accidents to motorist and Joseph Marozski. Mrs e AR e el e Resources, $1 stlknowledied mastars { o Sundas *Iael Guaknlght was ) i T e el M| chuly e, B andl Miaciba: Chapter , $13,000,000.00 ‘ | it s by 1ie A S 8 8 e 2 . i Prices $20, $3 5 he Was riding drove strabent anead | 0f 07 SO (e SR, OR0SD JOHN B. LARNER, President ices $20, $30, $40, $50, $75 for 12 into a telephone pole instead of fol- | into the pool to reseun his compan- Main Office West End Branch o AR Y o e way | (NS buL. in the darkness. was unable | 2 900902 F S arrested charged with operating an | 1 ind the three before ihey drowned For Infantr and Children X treet 618-620 17th Street UNDERWOOD & UNDERWOOD Portraits of Quality 1230 Connecticut Avenue Phone Main 4400 | automobile while under the influence ; | of liquor. Sanford Reed. another Urgen New Immigration Lavw. InUse ForOver 30 Years ss . was probably fatally in- 5 % Tired. T4 e K every immigran: | ilways bears Z et flé‘/%’/?m,_;‘ jured. Tate Haynes of Lakewood, a { suburb, was killeq when he drove a his alleglance to the the light truck over an embankment.: arrival in the United | “te,. soes cf | Police expressed the opinion a gypsy are immediately for | camp attracted his attention from advocated | Snencer of Mis- a curve in the road iri in an address here. Gen. Ruckman Flays Texan Vice. BOSTON. — Vice “commercializers and criminals” in Texas forced his YORK —Emma Goldman, de- transfer from command of the South- | ported anarchist now in soviet Rus. ern Department of the Army during : “ina Jetler to her miece, Stella | ° the war, Brig. Gen. John W. Ruck-|Comya, made public here, stated that - man, present comander of the 18t!gtories about the complaints and oo ult or Army Corps, declared here. He said | rievan she had been quoted as 2§ mma Goldman Denies Reports. that at one time feeling among the ! having made are “absolute nonxense.” “shady elements” was 80 Dbitter| mye raport that she lad asked Wash- against him that be actually feared ., i,y B Vanderlip to use his influ- assessination. ~Gen. Ruckman a8-|.;co in the United States to permit serted that as comamnder of the |, .r'r.tyrn 1o this country, she said 3 Southern Department he soon found f (7 FIEMTN A0 PRI € iSohdgsaid, r S h d b l b that town and city officials not only | " Y e— “regarded conditions with complac- ; eems hard to believ ut ehey. M In many cases were owners Gibhoney's Body Arrives. of dives” against which he was work-| NEW YORK —The body of D. Clar- 3 h h ing. When he demanded, he said.|ence,Gibboney of Philadeiphia, counsel ]uSt go t roughn our assortments at that all women of questionable char- | to GFover Bergdoll, wealthy Philadel- acter be excluded from dance halis|phian who escaped to Germany after | - . he found that although this apparent- | his conviction on a charge of evading thlS pnce ly was being done, groups of other|ihe military draft, was aboard the E 5 women were being imported from | steamer Morro tle, which arrived | other centers to take their places. | yvesterday from Havana. The body of Giving up hope of any municipal | Frunk W. Shriver of Franklin Park, ’ . . . aid, he said, he allied himself with| P, another of the party of four You ll flnd au_wool fabncs mn the affiliated minjsters of Sun Anto- | Americans reported 1o have been nio and managed to bring about vice } drowned off the coast of Mexico last and liquor zone legislation. December, also was aboard. 1 o Meantime, he said, deputations went rich Spring colors and patterns— L e B L e . fer, which finally was accomplished. EW YORK.—Twenty American faultlessly tailored, too. Mob Enters pricas Home, | [0 hise been sprolnted (o truvel KENOSHA, Wis.—A crowd of s3ev- | .iudy in the universities and technical eral hundreds forced entrance into finstitutes of Denmark, Norway and’ H-: t;;m‘w ri‘r Rev. (l.’ex:."fhl'“‘f,d:‘r"‘ Sweden during the year 19. . The Save $10, $15 and $20 on your e Holy Rosary Catholia” Church | student, |represcaring twelve states | . against the refuswl of Archbishob | i..n universities and colleges, are i Spnng Suit. move Father Paradi from the parish. | Foundation. 4 8. G. Messmer of Milwaukee (0 re- nted by the American-Scandi | The priest, his sister and two wom en employed at the home fled juto the church. They were rescued by | The Polish government is planning police, who took them to the home |to erect a radio station at Warsaw * ~ of another priest. The mob waux|that will communicate with thel 9 finally dispersed when city officials | United States. (GUARANTEED 10 YEARS) announced that the police would go ~ = = to Milwaukee (omorrow morning 16 | pem—————— see Archbishop Messmer. i Alleged Cause of Strike. | 3 605-607-THSt. Bet.F &G Sts. [t iyt fur Then $2.70 Weekly A Wonderful Brand-New Player for Only $39 { ment asserted that “an inside groun e Our Spot-Cash Buying System Makes This Great Offer Possible precipitated the strike in the print- Pag trades here, in order lo destroy | competition. The Player-Pianos we Every one of these Player- DFSCRIPTION are selling at $398 are‘full GUARANTEE Pianos is warranted to be size, 88-note, genuine ma- first-class and is fully guar- hogany cases, pump very anteed for the term of ten easy and are first-class Player-Pianos in every respect. years. You are absolutely protected in every way. You are sure to be pleased. When l'll‘;t doul What can be easier than e Pamung, Paci |BRA) TERMS $10 down and then $2.70 We include free with perhanging or l-u-; weekly on the balance to every Player - Piano a { P — The tastefulnese of o gentiomen’s writing paper (s Leaps Off Brooklyn Bridge. NEW YORK.—While motion picture | | @ matter s do- cameras clicked on the deck of a tug | pondont mpe {in the Eust river yesterday, Daniel { the art @e wpom Carone, twenty-seven years old, of the oM of the Mount Vernon. ‘puffing a cigarette, leaped from the center of Brooklyn Lol S bridge and was picked up in the wa- creative charao- ter 133 feet below, alive and un- ter of ewr work harmed. It was his second jump from & $otom guishes ilhe structure, the first being made in | B 1915. Tuskegee to Celebrate. TUSKEGEE. Ala—Dr. R. R. Moton, head of the Tuskegee Institute, has prepared a splendid program for the entertainment of the trustees of the { institute who are arriving for the ) annual meeting and the Founder's day | celebration. The outstanding fea- i tures are dedication of newly con- structed buildings. exercises by the | girlg class in physical training and special demonstrations in making and beautifying a home by the members i of the senior class. I ) Detroit Greeks See Victory. DETROIT, Mich.—Detroit Greeks yesterday celebrated the centenary of the Hellenic revolution with special church services, a parade and a mass meeting. at which speakers voiced holstering you will | g to approved credit? Surely beautiful bench to match, et high-cl . 5 [l anyone can now enjoy the pleasures of a fine Player- free delivery. and we guar- the gratitude of Greece to the Young P, We | Piano. y American Republic, which pledged its mell fine furniture, r moral support in 1821 to Greece's s struggle against Turkish rute. Con- | Geo. Plitt Co., Inc., 3o ain 3t antee safe delivery. These beautiful Player- As our stock of used Up- THE PRICE Pianos are worth a great SPECIAL right Pianos at this time is deal more and the price of Exchange Offer low, we will for a short Insist on having Buffalo Paint. There is | Soud b succsstai Thers are 1000 ! Detroit citizens of Greek blood a dealer near you who sells the best made. | T - $398 at this tjme of high time make you a liberal prices is certainly a bargain. We want to convince you offer on your Upright Pi- g ! PHILADELPHIA.—More than = o P . f . That's Buffalo. | 000’ workers are idle in thig city, bt Klng Palate that they will please in every respect. The tone is full ano in exchange on a Player-Piano. In writing ‘state e peak of unemploymen y : s e l . t f D l s heanpfivarr;‘fld hxrl:'oli,d\nw to statistics and rich, and the cases beautiful. make, age, case and condition. complles Yy the in trial lationsg St O ers. committee of the lr “fidrfll;m‘:(‘hl |‘r:v 1 ASTE r ules ber of Commerce. Sixty thousand of fidence was expressed that the pres the Turk 150,000 Idle in Philadelp & i 5 Your money will be ‘ You need have no H. Fischer Union Shoe and Hardware Co. | ("o rersioyed, i, in the various appetite and MONEY | heerfully refunded OPEN hesitancy in ordering Z08 Pa. Ave. S.E. 3219 M St N.W. | enslaves e i i | Tax Exemption Boosts Building. | BACK within a reasonable by mail. Simply send Bert A. Smyser S. H. Landy v YORK.—In the first five weeks health. Not NIGHT. the amount you wish 1400 Ave. S.E. 3004 Ga. Ave. N.W. sacedielcin Exemtion f;rdi;,?m;; be- so much what is good length of time, if you to pay dOWny stating 'came effective el 5, ome h Geo. M. Casper J. Harry Gill building in New s‘c:_r:%uéym :?;ro;i:d for us as what tastes find the instrument is Until the amount you wish to(fly each month, 1013 N. C. Ave. S.E. 310 R. L. Ave. N.W. responding Deriod & yoar ago, Henry good to us governs not as represented in every way. This 5 and we will to approved credit ship the Phelps & Co. Geo. A. Tovey | Curran, president of the borouh | what we eat, Making N ' 9 O’CLOCK Player to you and will refund your money Congress Heixhts. Mt. Rainter, Md. Somphed by ihe DAl s huree Jugt hi i applies to out-of-town buyers as well. if not as represented. G R Gl Cal 5 ;m;“m;- htlx{oughs show that plans for the t ngs that are N .5 'welli 8 had be i . . . - e vert !;ll'd‘l"l(e: and Auto fives .‘:."fga":‘fi""d‘“?“ emr lamminse| good for you taste en- This is the opportunity you have.been As to our responsibility—we refer you M. Yochelson _ 4‘1\2&21!1.. e Hunding of apartment nouses, mr.| tiCING to youisa WAL~ p waiting for—don’t put buying off another to any Bank or Trust Company in the S 0 s bees sgan, | LIS way of pleasing. | fRg] minute. Para e Good Hope, D. C. w. J. c‘ndey | i 1108 18th St. N.W. » e | Into the pre aration —h e = A Shomes P i\ tee Soms| of every dish here, NEW A ~ew b - : Corps of the Army on the s of Wim. Mashake 1245 4% St. S.W. voluntary Service instead of compul- cooking ‘skill puts its UPRIGHTS | = X x E. Trice & Co. pory s, sk s oot S ubmost relish for yo. : ; arerooms, . U LS. Tammoria i e domn - Pershin i Unicy Ur.tan'oi @] Price is a modest Gtiafanteed} D cars na A AT Bholy| im0 ¥ P . R. Moyer s ¢ 5 it i i -_— R Moy | TR comiderston $298 J.HAWilliams pen| $298 apital Shoe Finding Co. - of campe’ in different sections o | i a e _camps in Lennn:lgrm ".I‘I;!le:!‘en' Co. Mt :Zl:as;?trlli:rgwue €o.. [Jlzoms] Smpectalua loutine; witnvuni: , Md. i nt St nished by the government. 12th and G Streets N.W. DISTRIBUTOR GEO R' GILL 640 and 642 Penna. Ave. S.E.