Evening Star Newspaper, May 5, 1921, Page 27

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, MAY 5, 1921 b B FEAR AND IGNORANCE ADD |INDICTMENT CHARGES STRIKES AT GUN-TOTING. ,[ ? Ffll_l_[]w-UP AHAGK MANY TO FAMINE VICTIMS ATTACK ON OFFICIALS | the Distriet are provided in a bill| ’ introduced by Representative Frank | Dentistry Is Vastly Different Than in Former Years Fear and ignorance have complicat- Clark of Flori which places strict | tormen and conductors on the D ihe greatest attention. Relief Committee to headquarters of ! Ch: d with an attack on Prohibi- | trict street cars and defining v the American Committee for Chin: ed the desperate situation of Chinese|Curlie Butler and Harry Randolph | restrictions a the salo of fire- This office has all the up-to-date methods that i vic ; ms and other deadly ®eapons. Re - practical. Our experience of 28 years is very famine sufferers, according to advices| Accused of Resisting Arrest sentative Clark also introduced 1 to the public. Our policy is such that Teom the Uaited Ioternktionsl Samine With Firearms. [ bills to confer police powers on m vyou are assured of the best possible dentistry and every worthy preparation and ap- W Famine Fund, which state tion Agent H. R. Stephenson and Po- | grancy and prescribing severe punish- § 1, .5veq device for the alleviation of pain by Shippers Interested to Con- | November & miltion untortu liceman Dennis Murphy on the Bla- | ment for violations. Dr. Wyeth and staff of careful akilled dentists. pp . lieving the rumor that plenty o densbur road last month, Curlie But. | 28 years of good homest dentistry our record. 3 i’ was stored in the west, have mig |ler and Harry Randolph were indicted | == ———— 3 Y Pa t to Suite, fer With Railway Execu- to other provinces with the result|yesterday by the grand jury. The mtn | . 1-n:>::':|:c'|r yment to e, that thousands of them have perished | are said 0 have been hauling a load = e N eataien: . miserably. 3 s -—— tives and I. C. C. The relief committee's mission of |arre X s ved, ask o o rlick | My Perfeet investigation traveling from Shang- ~ —cet HOTIIC S Suction Teeth A conference between railway ex-|chow to Sian. passed 1,000 refugees The ORIGINAL : | Will Not Siip to $1 up i Shantung and Honan, going to| Others indicted and the. charges > ] 7 ecutives, members of the Interstate | ({07 e e ed T h S thun. | against them ar. Twi i \, Malted Milk "SI;'&T: In Commerce Commission, producers and | ¢ \01o0 L0l G S Ha fleeing people | Ivan C. Earhart, Joseph F ) - s 2 stlve shippers has been arranged for May passed over the bodies of the d.|telle Ridgle; 1 Wy Tflil';r et ot it 13, as a result of the first concerted at- | More than 1.000 deaths daily, a grand larcens e L ’ tack by i high freight | INE to reports from Bishop W Stanton, Wil ack by large shippers on Charles White. of the Canadian Butler, Ji rates. The conference was arranged (copal Mission at Kalseng, h: Monro after the producers’ group, representing | curred in the twenty-two hs Jerre Simpson, houset e e vartils it | West. Honan, bert L. Carter, violating S Mreer e oe Contributions may be sent to Charles|and 48, Penal Code: Isaiah Owens. |y o @pood . Drink” for All Ages | facturer's association, had submitted | g Howe, local treasurer, American |forgering and uttering; Carlver “Just like dad’s™ [to President Harding its' demand | Security and Trust Company, or to|Briley and James V. Walker, joy |Quick Lunch at Home, Office, ana —thi E lucator Vernon Munroe, national treasurer |riding; John F. Downing, Charle: . - » = 2 P - d’m’ for prompt action. They contendcs|american ~Committeo’ " for *China|Gray, Harry G. Frye. Johin M. Stel Fountains. Ask for HORLICK'S. xhly Lanipped Farle for you situation was urgen ~amine Fund, Bi N k|er an arles Roy Pritchard, non- . er oo - p ? Jonriiite e e O e oS o aa-Avoid Imitations & Substitutes | = not brook, “the ordinary slow and ex- | city. support. man., Unless stamped like this it is ot an Edacstor through the commission. President Harding was said to have approved the conference plan, which contemplates bringing the rate prob- Mothers: e nated construction work throughout the country on the move again through eoneession_s in rates by the carriers 2 o You Loo ead? [Eiinsis mempmes P . o Sese by iMintes i Connaats [} FREE—A Decorated Din- R th it tak by th s WHEN you buy shoes for your material men. made by Hugh Fuller. | ner Set With Every Purchase growing youngsters, do you ever T L L A G oo of $100.00 or More—Cash ,—U d I I ’ V l piciuiees Aloee Tl fuk gaoran) Eeedi s be Soess ) || o Cheesdciome a t e uo. naerseitling valtues Seventh and D Streets N. W. Open 8 AM. 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