Evening Star Newspaper, May 16, 1921, Page 17

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, MONDAY, MAY 16. 1921. BAND CONCERT. barracks., today, at concert by the United William H. Program: [ Marine | 4:30 p.m, ! tes Marine Ban antelmann, leader: " LA A DIRECTORS | i | | | March ional Capital Cen- tennia SeEs antelmann | Overture, “La Dame Blanche,” | Boieldieu | _ Characteristic, “Retreat of the Sellenick “The Bachelors Santelmann Waltz, Interested Motorists Here IMOVE TO INPEACH /GEORGIA GOVERNOR State Leaders Attack Dorsey c RADICALS IN MEXICO AT GRIPS " WITH DOMINANT POLITICIA Morelia Tragedy Sets Stage for Contest in 17 ° 1 hamber of Deputies— Vivas™ us ARREST TRAINMEN * ONTHEFT CHARGES Southern Railway Conductor P. 0. RECORDS OF 1859 MOVED TO MAKE ROOM FOR POSTAL STATI ON DENBY MOVE MAY - SAVEC. & 0. CANAL Secretary Rejects Bids for 3 2 | Eexcennts from) Beceac ooy S e poe T For Bol e H d ; e Coal Deli to 1 From Every Section of | | suice Evparmor “1a ¥erin™@)™ | | for Publication of Book- or Bolshevism Heard. | and Baggageman in . oal Delivery to In- g | allegretto gallegado: | | = | i dian Head | I | MEXICO CITY. May 15 —The “nr,.‘,swr;\nl 'r':l";u:o:;r last September as the Tih st Golomant Tanum 1 5 et Meyerbeer | | ATLANTA. May 16—Publication of {lia tragedy, in which a score of per-|Standard] S | conductor in the employ | et T A ! LANTA, May : . The Partid caucusing last R L R WILL CALL ON PRESIDENT | | dtarines styma. ~The taiis of | | ot 2o X Geormian | ons Toer vhein mace in o coatiet we. | i abiridnt, atler camensine 1ast| THC0E 0 (00 b AWARD VITAL TO ROUTE ] he Star Spancled Banner.” by Go Hugh Do charging tween Catholies, police and radi als . Morones and Raygadas. | Lislo } 1 ba . alse 1 3 —_— - A YR otice: Immediately after 135 cases of mistreatment of negroes,|and the invasion of the legisiative e governor of the federalfipa smploy of the raily company 5 e < 3 * Automobile Thievery, Policing of | | the Concert there will bea dress | Iwas assailed in three statements pub- | halls in Mexico City by prof lm:‘[ o Al A | are under arrest n - Tiine Most of Waterway's Business De- ¥ | | parade by the Marine Corps In- | 148 & i we el s i | e e o . i Highways, es for stri e detachment on the parade shed here .yesterday by prominent|radicals, have set the stage for a con- | protection for numerous ne with the inve pends on Contract—Was Not 33, Rules Pedestrians |1 Erouna men of the state. Advices received test of strength in the chamber of)demonsration Morongs is the “Tlthefts from bagzaee A : : Are Convention Topics. | By the United States Soidiersr | |TFOm Biscon were to the effect that adeputies between the Phartido liberal|of the labor federation in Moxico, and entire cin Lowest Bidder. ' = e hang t imass meeting ha cen called for | constitutionalists. the dominant politi-| horn™ The turti 4 _ tte = Motorists fomist o = Home Band, the - meeting had been ca < Lt h n i both. e rtidos b " said t e s”“rrofin?ill:e::x\?:.l € e | e onn {Sunday, May 22, with the announced | CAL DATLY. Cwiich clams President| ghine with Caprilia and Gama. oth of || L oald . Cov e bl ! MUt o'clock. John & M. Zimmerman, |purpose of taking steps toward im-| . .!.‘,‘:;‘ a w‘:»‘ “\‘:mml-‘ : .I i <, who command large per B i i foa utomobile clubs embraced inj | bundmaster. 3 Ppeaching the gevernor, Gordon | ire united in 4 commeon Ll hud i Pt the American Automobile ,\,s..(i,”,,,n_t | March, “The American Lesion,” | |Jones. mavor of Cordele, Ga., Was an- | Stormy sessione in ih ber are }"T")" '-““' L incident of Thursday, ad. thereby giving the e T Waining g e Vandersioot | {nounced as one of the speakers e solanslin the chamberiare (iwhic commis- | 1" ! 4 3 1. which was not low St pnston today and tomor-i | gverture, “The Mar of The rey Were i the form of | Bhs Barhe oL le coming week 8nd) oion i the s was one | Find Propesty Worth Thousands. niract. a new chance r or the annual mecting of the Figaro" : Mozart | |public statements issued by Samuel | row afterngon when i Boaratemon; | of the victims, has brought fo'a chimax | Both men have beon in the employ of ¢ contract, a chan: board of directors ofthe A. A. A i | Descriptive fant: By the L. Olive, president of the state sen-|seek a majority vote for their resolu- | the il feeling which has been apparent!company a4 number of rs. Payne Today the dircctors will be particu-7 Swanee Ribber Myddleton ate and ranking state official next to| tions adopted in secret weus last | in heated debates since the artan bill| o Clifton, \ and he occupird hich depends on thig larly active. prominent among th “’i Scenes from mus y, “The overnor, and by Judge E. R.|night calling for the resignations of | *4$ ‘“_;;"“"“'”l“ 2 the c um\"rh"" ’l; S < e e s e, found St 5 ent among thei Belle of Bol Englander of the Flint circuit, superior|Celestino Gasca, governor of the fed- | 280 e radicall groupiwhich finvaded aom et sl gImonpases] s year in West Virginia engagements being a call on Prosident| | Rag oddity, 18 | [court. and an_address made at Me- | eral district; Luss Moronec. sovern. | the chamber Friday asserted that it | AL ho nolicat statcd tievine core| 1 have to be shipped Harding at 1 o'clock to expres i Ingraham Donough by Thomas W. Hardwick, | ment purchasing agent, and Col. R. cama as a protest against Arriama's a d stolen property valued | ) Loss of the concord With the recent preside Waltz, “Shadows™........Lutter | |former United States senator and |gadas, inspector zeneral of police death, but when the tribune was hamleral thousiod dotiars “Lanum's | Breaks Precedent of His An- message in its reference to fe Finale, “One Night in Rome.” governor-elect of the state. | " The tidos also have da occupied the spe: indulged in gen-) Toom at 1413 e participation in highways ad Whiting | Charges Siander on State. | request the grand jury to ord eral invectives against all who opp & LTS s of jewelry. . . P LR G “The Star Spangled Banner~ | | o ChnrEes Slander on State | Br Tt ian ave i its program. coinsSouveni silver pieces. cestors by Going About in tocist wnd u member of the Jocal Mas| | oo Soensted B asdwisk aho de o tonia Diaz Soto v Gama: both “Vivas" for Bolshevism. She Rilen b penty oV rion, Ohio, ub which is a part of e el SR TEDY ! 1 deputies. who are alleged to have e aste 5 : have told the de- | the 3. 3K Throusn the Onle acsocias (o 0e takes Hotecliind Tune. | the instigators of the invasion on Fri- |y o o apat LCEny Property found Sin his| Auto Unescorted. pu ot tion. | eae piver Mo/ dthe (chirgeS SCONa} dny ofehalchamber iy alEronp carsy’ i Ay Do nted the proceeds of the by Sabiiet i % S ! Sadls Sslander. o | the moment. the Part . heretofore Seme el 9 D1 vd presents. pur- very, policing matn hiche | | Upson counts, had been sent to the| fania have o et and to their w. but that the interment of th| Dntoet e don crowded to lund the | {chain gang on trumped-up charg. merous independents comprising. ans | VICims had proceeded without incid:nt | Thompson working on th none ¢ the govern- . . the pro- a rrted the evidence proved the | cording to the Partidos, a majority in| Resentment on the part of the Catholics | repor thefts the past 1 whicl terway, it o H{‘uum;:“ | ] guilt, :uvlr'l also asserted no | the chamber. S is taking the form of an avowed inten- | two X s not until yes- | would have been regarded . be wit awn, ale nment trucks, the [5on countys o e lvached itn Up-| Radicals in Opponition. e R e e e bt TR T ] * las an in- on ! 3 o 3 i attitude on the part of your °|“j"‘-"*‘ to them are the several radi- | Mujica, who holds office by president | ments that the conductor was ar. | He has aken hand than a million 3 e ot it eh, iye to do’ with | More than thirty of the best horses| | or ana "vou,” s uovernor, | 1l Eroups which within the past eek [appointment. His case, therefore, pro- | rested peonle, posed hefore camer. ars. e Loty elled vehic er clas i e Na- | beggar contempt,” said Jud ve openly defie e government and s a St ase o | . lebrity o cs o g oo wsuatdsn 1 take s ‘:0:‘:‘; '::’;"l":::sz“:‘:? ”“:‘h‘ Na- | i his statemont ke | have caused the Partidos to rush to the | peneral staerion oo ore PP : lh"i T L sAalucdaers; 0000 S pans holdes on | The menera rd lias had the vening . ¥ | tional Capita = willf com (EoN o Olive fs acanced, thol harsen in 3 : "hen taken to the office of In- | motor car withant it While no , with Senator Mry‘,: IS | pete at the show grounds, Arlington |general And (Akne un 5 oorfenin PHIL spector Clifford L. it, chief of de- | spected museums and aec n made as to o 52 o0 ipPark, Va. this afternoon for the[¢2se, that of a necro burned at the | seatives, Payne is said to have ad-jelbow to elbow with the 1 ling for new bids L Do T S8 ek Ve i atermoontor. the |7 (2at 0 2 neke b0 | PHILIPPINEINDEPENDENCE | MEN RENDER PROGRAM. | 5o ! Sk, i, 5 it 2| e T »mas E. Dunn, chair-| W2 Phy. P 8 a hand-|,ening in Oglethorpe county. Mr. WANTE | _ {tation. He is said to have st Outside Windsor Castle on Wednes. | | C15ider: * fact that the canal House committee on roads, | some silver tray, the gift of Mrs. Ben- |Olive declared the governore honh D,GEN. WOOD FINDS Members of Arts Club Enjoy Un- | Lt during his twenty s employ-|day the Japanese crown prin Dok neprowed ot . speakers, ong with|jamin H. Warder. Tha trophy must!let referred to the negro as “a negro {ment on the railroad he had not taken | the Prince of Wales re surr E DORRSLISN Pittman of Nevada and|be won two vears by the same ex-|suspected of the murder of a white usual Treat. A single article until about a vear|{by a curious crowd and could 1 % gy BHrtg e e 0f | hibitor before it becames his perma-|woman;” and then procecded to di:|President's Special Mission to| em £ the Arts Clut CBen id to h 1t e e rmelld Ll AT om have introduced |nent property. seribe what he said were the facts o | Members of the Arts Club wer rne is said to have stated that ple away. Both toc incident SEhE ok 2 1o do with vear-| The mounted police review Wléinearp R hel declated: attem . | given an unusual treat last e s made in a search for|cheerfully. Afte 3 than that offered R BELTED o evie | > he declarec empted an Islands C ST 5 ¥, After a three-day siat Thand automobile reciprocity among |for this afternoon had to be attack on tho wife of ung farmer ompletes Investiga when the regular Sunday music enzased in the practice [visit in Buckingham 1 Pr s g st Sen. Wil | ponea until 4 o’clock tomorrow i o Naih Sitha tion of Luzon. | Eram comprised a serie $ nz trunks to determine if | Hirohito moved to Chesterficld He SenLe. } Mitche] ervice Willinoon. Cash prizes will be aw egroes and whites joined in the | the men of the choral sec! e | they ntained whisky. Failing to|where Col. Edward M. Hou Iris talk 4 compre-ithe officers making the best showing | nd in applying the torch, Mr.| BAGUIO, P. 1. May | “In-Com-Co Club.” Owing to the!find wh he proceeded to ke | representative of Presid. s Presence being ex-lin the review. Tiwre was ample evioi dass of motoring in Luzon, whers Imitation of space notuil of the mein- | othe rding to hisstate- | Was the guest of the governine . oot that ‘eround mo- | iNexe the Warder evi e most guilt in addition | dozens . o % i bers of the chorus we mbled, but | mont to t Claims ie for|ing his first official vi aerial travel. As etary of iafternoon will be the open event for private citizens. Maj. Gen. Leonard | unusual merit that elicited the warm-j Which Payne made runs, it is stated, | war . ons dn Marviandidcpend mea I ‘pyho is presi- a1 hunter horse e e Waed and W. Cameron Forbes, com- | €St approval. The chorus is under the Shout Es1H 000 th e Conr st S L B RS SSSochun, Bburt Byler ishway 5 G W SV D0 | DEATHS DUE TO VENDETTA | iricing breciaent Siaraings. spocret | Sreciion o civde . ik Son.uon | ivsization “of e aies | ool Crhds i e Do et S = Y Com- | g0 this class, b 3 ; 0 el ductor, wio has prganized this sing-| by the police. s f ng that his men. nissioners Herbert Sisson of New mission to investigate Philippine|ing group in the Interstate Commerce ! would appreciate it if there %] York and Leon C. Herrick of e Troop L of Fort Myer cavalrymen, - s conditions, returned to Baguio last|Comm i be no more forma : hould the canal eventually land g EEiciclagORp [ o DI DO ISotE 1 Ml |Slayings in New Orleans Charged . ag) st | Commission. re formal functions than, i - are included among the prominent ch covered itself with glory in & night. It was stated that while most| Tho. Aticing - CHRISTIAN necessary. purpo Buest the Roman race Saturday. will stage to Gangsters. of those interviewed expressed Strong | last night. wer M“!-‘:‘xistm(:;‘:frlmfira\’;” - Chinda Constant Attend DISEAN: win ¢ " a spectacular riding exhibition be-| 75 desires for independence, it was not | B S ceres owis, William T, ” 5 ant Attendant. the possi- poey Meet Semate Committee. tween the races, which will begin at| NE WORLEANS, May 16.—Follow- | indicated there would be any resent- eaonaHClarenceRE Lowis) Chabim T | President’s Secretary Has Morning |, Th® Prince’s constant attendant is | ing commerce over of famorTOW morning the spokesmen |5 o'clock this afternoon. ing the arrest and examination of|ment if the United States should not Chitgiel n; i Viscount Chinda. Japanese minister | I particularly jobs e z’::l”knfl‘?omris(s will Shucas| Persons who held reserved seats for| yopn aortello and Baptiste Pecar-|SFent the Filipinos their independ- e Ride in Potomac Park. e "’rlmgn -’\ff(a\rs an}:l formerly am- | L8, trade, n Washington and e Se: committee on post, last Thursday may use them Wednes- 2 : "CAT- | ince immediately. "’ ' i Jassador. to Great ‘Britain, g CmusTiany Omrand Dost roads in their advo-|day or exchange them for another|rara In comnection with the murder! oday the mission inspected the|iinyi ArStb Siedrn [upn, full riding regalia and mounted|well known in the Unite | Boats Ready to Move. Bets forth the samn o lcasure, which day. Holders of seats for last Friday | of Dominick di Giovanni and Joscph | city of Baguio and Camp John Hay | Thomas It ¢ T | SAR e i e e osed e erefat one St meShe ol | of the lateness of the sea- T ¢ administration ideas in |may use them Thursday or exchange | g = v in | was declarcd to be one of the most 0 S s e Rl v ot stacypanis cambassador. i WisConE !son, plans having been made to ope the next advance in ‘federal Eood:ihem. The show was sopeoyini o |Gateo, whose hodies were found in|Wag declarcd to be one of the most R E e MICoclRA tion at Front Royal, George B [has an anxious position, becaus the canal March 25, it has been Qe o islatio S - s as schedulde to S sque A camps T Paul K “hristian. jr., secre g i > Blitom B e | the ¢ March 28, has been de- Bufl’:u’leflhl:ha:-h George C. Diehl of close tomorrow. but rain on the first| 0 automobile a weck ago, police]the United States, e [ A gr. secratiny to ot is responsible for Prince Hirohito's | cided to begin coal shipments over the A A A Bood ronds poaiTman of the | two days postponed the opening until today stated they were now satis-| Late this afternoon the party Visit- | Seldier was acoompanist. |of Potomac Park for an hour earis I‘,""?.E;’[.'i,:"‘“fi. his tour. According canal for Washington deliver: Years and is a county engineer. o S2turday. and now the show will con- | fied the two men were killed as the | d a school teachers’ summer camp|” The program comprised “Landsizht- | this morning. Tl would be Visconnt: Chingaaitions. it | will start loadingz at Cumberland tod be the principal witness betors tha [ PUS Untl Thursday cvening: Iresult of a vend near Baguio, where 200 American and i jnz (Grieg); “Absent” (Meteulf-| Mr. Christian, who, like his ex mmit hara gl shoutd. ones o X Seaxmiine e ‘ ness before sult of a vende o ipi ac all o & HALD : G o : SRE co a- should any mis- v r P gemmittee. The motorists are sharing | { Leonardo Cipoll ' the poice | 0 SR e e Gon | omes) e o eh e E {omeoeraintohe e E N B ction “iha T it time with the state highway | to be the leader of a nd of men | wood SSiaieach At e o Mopsa™ (Andrews); “O, Night” | who is extremely 10 keep At the close of the lord on [ Sox i ps ~ commissioners of New York xnrf')hi:,"MoTOR EMPLOYES PICNIC. | respon ToE iheldeacnsig el Gios | oo in Espeech BONthecsmplide !:_nm;m-.«h‘.« “Barcarolle™): “In Vocal | perfect physical trim. has decided | lunch to the prince th SADEnL Sive ool e et o] mfl?css “x_ e Ior’!,!le meeting include | e A fvanni and u]v-n as for the | o5 the most impirtant features '"'g;:’:‘:i,,l,.-- r:u\(l(};lynnuok\;vhp he u-—_n o! :} ;.;‘\‘A‘\ % rivl:‘;’rfl? (~1.\|(51.lf.g ‘vl 5|mayor announced there would be no Tk BB OF b hr-\u:nt Eres large delegations from |Semmes Bus Line Has Outing at|d¢ath of D jalmes, Who was| yo ypbuilding of the Filinipo peo- | prone h H n Love Is . h ding is @ part, to bé}speeches Hirohito. nevertheless, r the Waterw If the Indian “doé = lvania and New Jersey, ' [ killed hyl.< gang of men whom he | o {'r_nm- g rLl‘me A hrrh of Ilu\'l\_\”\}l'),l!_l’m.\ul fr’um n‘nu nrlx‘ i z {promptly rose and said he could not Head contrac is obtained, which some thirty states are represented Morgantown. discovered trying to rtob the bank | P® Rossiter G, e); “The FElf-Man" he sceretary leaped into the saddle |1 without expressing his thanie ' Lo o a hait 57 = in the assemblage. Not & Tow ot ) EARowD: | S Paacnenderce: 1o twillibe formaaliy | (Gibson); “On " Board the Derelict” |like an old timer. and to the amazed | for the entertaimment, deiiver i by | Aoan Ly b0 #bout half of the business former pre< of the organization | Employes of the Semmes Motor Com- | arraigned on a charge of murder NEXT. (Campbell) and “Lochinvar” (William |newspapermen and secret service [ brief speech in Japanese. It has hees annually over the canal, s are present and Still interested in jiy|PANY motored from Washington to Mor- | within 4 few days. Assistant Distriet g G. Hammona). operatives gathered at the curb at the la great week for the Japanese colern | o st g el be placed in service activites. These include the present 83NOWN. Md., vesterday. on their sec- | Attorney Craven announced today. |Erom the Louisville Courter-Journsl. time he said: “I haven't forgotten my | it lodon se colony |so that the deliveries can be completed head, David Jameson of New ntiond annual outing. ty-five cars | Formal of murder have al- “Just bought my wife a thousand- early training at the Pennsylvania by late fall. Pa; Dr. H 3. Rowe of Baltimare |lft at 7:30 am at 9 am.|ready be 4 against nine of the|dollar fur coat.” g The only good point about wicked|Military Academy.” T Tatirens Enos ot Bmao. Lol lLImOTe | Soveral cruck Joads of re(reshments S | Foarty fred ssriiuilat pine, of the | dollar fur cont movies T that tne"patron’ et o x| 116 “was accompanied on tne saun | SO son of Franklin, Pa., and Kobert P, |00 Were sent ahcad. Dinner was|the police in connection with the| “Gonna save up for a pair of shne;lcited they forget to read the titles|this morning by Joseph Mathison, the [ = Hooper of Philadelphia. “jserved on the lawn. crime. for myselt.” aloud.—Baltimore Sup. | President's orderly. Sports of the day consisted of a series of races and a real live ball game. ‘Winners of the races were: One hun- dred-yard heat, Jim Beck: sack race, Henry Ludke; potato race, Arthur Hur- ley. Prizes were given to the winners, The ball game, called in the fifth in- ning, ended in favor of the sales and office force, with a score of 8 to 6. A SAUCY MATD. From the Lome Scout. Lady—Mary, I think we'll have boiled mutton with caper sauce for dinger. Mary—There are no capers in the bouse, ma'am. The ;nu»rtzammom committee was Lady—Then go out in the garden | COTPOSed of M. Do Neane, C. W. and cut some. & ;e;:;n;?" R. 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Significant Development on Connecticut Avenue Affiliated Establishments Whose Busimess Standards Are Stremxly Endorsed by The Con- meeticut Avenue Association. Stery & Cebb—Realtars. TUnderwood & Underwoed—Pho- tographers. Washington Cadillac Co. Randall H. Hagner & Co.—Real Estate. Cooke—Flower Shop. Sharpe—Men's Taflor. Mankattan Cleaning and Dyeinz Dupent Natienal Basnk. Pluym—Ladies’ Tallor and Im- porter. Hausler & Co—6tationers and Engravers. M. Pasternak—Women’s Apparel. Ogflvie Sisters—Hatr Specialists. Emfle—Hair Dresstnx Parlor. Young—Millinery Importer. L. Corrafio—Interior Decorators. Ash—Women's Apparel. The John A. O'Romrke Co.—In- terfor Decorators. L. C. Zimmermann—3illinery. Allan E. Walker & Co.—Realtors. HE extensive Allan E. Walker & "Co. operations demonstrate the confidence of perceptive business men in the great public demand that the natural artery of the city’s northwest- ward growth be a street of quality- repute and price-attraction. This shopping thoroughfare is the nation’s predestined show street, and Washington’s greatest retail community. The careful, far- seeing shopper already knows that to buy on Connecticut Avenue is a self-guarantee of merchandise excellence at price inducement. I d DAILY BALANCES 2% 3% (/] EVERY DAY IS INTEREST DAY THE MUNSEY TRUST CO. i | ; \ i [r I | l interest on checking accounts on daily balances—compound- ed monthly interest on ordinary savings accounts—compounded quar- terly interest on special savings accounts—compounded semi- annually Munsey Building Pa. Ave. Between 13th and 14th Sts. N.W. iiliilliif u ) Jlli“ : | Al ||||1lul !+ 1) I ||<1mmuli o I I l!% i Il I I Il [ il oM B T il il | l I | il mfifim I ,;l,ullgjlllil,'#?:' il o i The “Lovekin” keeps an abun- dance of hot water always on tap. without attention, for use any hour vwhere in the house. Its tempera- automatically controlled. Thoughtful home-owners are installing the “Lowve- kin.” Why not you? 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