Evening Star Newspaper, April 28, 1921, Page 17

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THUR:SDAY, APRIL 28, 1921 2 N |car. The checks were found, the po- | year. and others who received similar | George M. King, both of Toledo. Ohio, Em Finds D ki lice said, on information given by one |sentences, admitted being among the | wero arrested here for alleged par- | 5 ad.dy R“cr"'g lof ‘two men held for alleged coraplic: [leaders in the gang which terrorized|ticipation In tfio recont mail robbery Dizner and Musi l His Brain for Name 1120 Vermont | | | | | I IP's the President Urges Unity in Efforts Gas Range or To Solve Vital Race Problems Water Heater o . 2 threatened farmers with severe con- { missioner Mason for further hearing. ' Senate Passes Coal Tax BIL sequences If they sold their cotton at & HARRISBURG, Pa—The state sen- a low price and did not agree to re- ate has passed the bill placing an ad |duce acreage this v, valorem of 1% per cent on an- SRl {ity in the hold-up. & Part of the country laat fall, burned | at Toledo. “They ‘were Meld in bonds y = = cotton gins and other bulldings and ' of $30,000 each by United States Com- || De Luze Table d'hota Sund for Blessing No. 18 Brecial Tabls d'hote. smal IRONWOOD, Mich., April —When a physician went to a home today in response to a call he found John Mattson pon- By the Associated Press. lem in his recent address to Con- { thracite c . That is needed, now is NEW YORK, April 28.—Praise for | gress, wrote that the league had| | gerip, whe 5 Halk jonToeern hat N el . 28. . AL & over a lint of names. hen prepared for mar- alk on Insurance Probe. the time to install. e w 9 5 | been “particularly useful in its con- ime to install the work of the National Urban | PEEn thari Sl Snl, B8 Nution of the urance agents named to secure cer- Students Expelled and Fined. n information regarding the insur- { pu . McWhorter, | ance_tangle in_Mississippi asked for name for the eighteenth baby | in the family, a girl. Fifteen | of the children are-living. ¥ The mother i forty-four and the father forty-six. | Our goods—the very League, for social service among ne- | problem of the races in the United -best. ! groes, was expressed Ina letter from | States because it has sought to se- See them on display. >resi i . | cure the co-operation of leading peo- Rz President Harding made public to-| 1% ¢ hotn races in attacking these MAURICE J. COLBERT day by Eugene Kinckle Jones, execu- | Droblems. Sy o tive secretary of the organization. " 'feel that "this represents the 621 F st Main 3016-3017. || President Harding, replying to a|only procedure by which we can | letter from Mr. Jones commending |hope for fullest and most desirable utterances regarding the race prob- | results” continued the letter. “The 604 9th and | by Gov. Russell has stated that the Col- | conditions imposed by the governor sophomores who in Tebruary at-jare impossible to fulfill and are of tempted to haze Jack McClure, a Trin- | the opinion that no special session of | ity freshm who_in turn stabbed|the legislature will be called. and seriously wounded young Brooks | —— n of the state superintendent of ed- . tion, were econvicted on a charge| o on Mafl Robbery Charse. | CHICAGO.—Harry Hurwat andl‘ t Mattson was looking for a | ket. _ JACKSON, Miss—Tha committee of | | i ANDREWS' EXGRAVED AND EMBOSSED - - | race problem is one that fall of us, and which we 1)0“\ in handling. | Woman Made Revenue Agent. WARRENTON Latham F Zaideem D. Strother, the revenue for the | | {of hazing in recorder’s court here and were fined $25 and s each. They == e |are also automatically expelled from ‘]':\"ltu- under the state anti-hazing A ] N T l Nié APERHANGING School Programs for Graduations & K-L-I-M l’owt!ered COLORITE Your Straw nmissioner ot entral district of F Street Hae i.y Color Corner 12th St. NW. Milk Fauguler jeounty. This taithe zst)| . WomenBorxed) sa)dunors UPHOLSTERING et time in the history of Virginia that a| MADISON, Wis—The state assem- ER 9C Th,:": nelwee(-; woman has held such an office. \"l\uls km;\d a bill to amend prese: Lot timate. Qual ; Corner F and ate laws to permit women tc ot us estimate. Quality % Samctiand - i) beciie s Case amsiing: The B nad passed the et g anies SR ommencements intex SA The mysterio - Pompei: airpl en with liquor, which w ) Y ' S > e H : Dye Soaps peian T or Geo. Plitt Co. INVARIABLY PLEASE i 130, 2 for OLIVE OIL 1d. by annah police, will be -B. . Brown. own- = 250 Pint, 65¢ turned over to the federal authorities. | Dlclireher e Ces ar = Quart, $1.25 Georgia law does not provide for the opigche ot wiolats e 2 s A ; confiscation of airplanes that may be i yl.h:\nd e o0 8 Rh—— bam[;lc.c ngmm of this chars a ARISTO HERSHEY’S engaged in illicit liquor transporta- etition for his a was| § Pam anp ”/l/ Q long life; it is important t p- tion. A map found in the machine ed by the Women Hises wun YJuo- resent creditably the school its g Hair Nets COCOA the police shows tracings which Temperance Union. i At 3 2 e SRR ps pear to be places visited by the 8 TENDERNESS 10. B 1 . Per Doz, ZjOnns plane during the last few w ' Lt R e | 200 77 They always do—when designed and e Fancal thelithe % ihel shie! rexted. ROOT CORN. ] o= 2 YR TS 60c 35¢ :;\oui'th‘ln:dl:x:::\(\(lmv::‘ ‘nu‘:‘m A diiteane- ) LITTLE ROCK, Ark.—A. H. 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