Evening Star Newspaper, May 20, 1921, Page 17

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, MAY 20, 1921. iv ASKS SOUARE DEAL ™+ S=SR¥Ti Guitics wivine meto, * """ | [ttt - SUSPECT N BONB INCOAL FOR PUBLIC e A IDENTIFIED ‘Wasson, pastor [Former Gov. Cornwell of . | | Approved By Police < il As Summer Pastime i KANSAS CITY, Mo.. May 20— | Love making i Kansas City | UN NAIIUNA[ PARKS' | parks was officially recognized i a legitimate snmmer Iargest churches here. discover- ed yesterday tint hix xarage Exhibit in Connection With | was headgquarters for a thriv- Federal Warrant Served on policy of the police department ing liquor businexs. be to let love alome, the : Dr. Wasson called in Solicitor | 1 | | | ! : | v o j LR ‘ 5 : ' : ; i d| | Genermi Doykin. 5 member of . National Museum Proposed | | wemcising more 1o do-siun s | | West Virginia Addresses . | g <@ . : A ] STt Soeecs | Man Charged With by George Shiras, 3d. e B Association. [icTerscerikaty srcalentiee Driving Wagon. arrested plex, one of them, w By the Assocint NEW YORK, May 2 Filippo. who. D als stated. w to the and confesxed, accord deputiex, who <re xearching | | the other man. Some twe . An exposition of the nationa! parks. | By the Associnted Pross. in connection with the National Muse- | i . May 20— Former Gov. um, was proposed for the District by | . Cornwell of West Virginia George Shiras, Ird. at the annual sed the National Coal Association meeting of the ional Parks today to see that the public gets a sociation, at the Cosmos Club, y {xn are deal at all times in the pur- day afternoon. {chase of coal. He urged the co T Srarect for £ peomeTent e lorganization to compel the “outlaw , position here of the great national operators, who gouge the public, to | play the game on the square. .Y parks. which would include many | I ,{e"l’f”:':',’: WA habitat groups of the animals of the —Giuseppe de ment of Justice identified yes as the man who quarts of fine bottled-in-hond rye whisky were found secretcd in the garage and in honey- | | suckle vines alongside, the drov the cxple aden wagon | deputies reported. | which caused the Wall street disaster mber 16, v ted for United States Com. Newark today. oval will be re- may be York Stica wzents today to be served on with conspiracy by five persons ive BOARD OF TRADE PLANS |iisi: A warra i al men that they | West Virginia Governor Signs {cannot expect public support and co- | [operation if some coal operat or Proclamation Covering |iruicis, £ouss the public eyery time arned | i i | i | | i parks, was indorsed by the meeting. 1 and will be further considered by the rXecutive committee of the associa- |Final Arrangements Made for| i i ! of wove ment tion. | S them of the danger of government Twenty-Seventh Annual Shad | 3 ree. d on the 5, " - 1 CO or nationali ion of mines i s criminal ¢ pre>- e ExcaccEanHere i Mingo County. and told them that what heppened | Bake Tomorrow. ! becuuse of the "iie Mr. Shiras. who discovered the to the railroads may happen to the | otfice in Wall dam- moose of Yellowstone Park. pointed !By the Associated Press. coal business if it does not meet the y 5 7 Provision for attendance of ! [ b >sion 50, who ©ut that at present the National Cap- | CHARLESTON. W. Va., May 20.—|requirements of the public. 1 2 P : 4 % {jmembers’ andiguests of the W | was after being under suf- Gl hes e e anent aadiesteniles Morgan today issued a proclama-| Mr. Cornwell first pointed out the g AN g - {ington Board of Trade on the twe 2 w0 months was hejl exhibit of the beauties. fauna and 2 : Mi ty of educating the public to . R H g f ilioeperinRaan St e BAN S O 1 solitary confinement in the Bay- flora of the national parks. In con-;tion declaring martial law in Mingo spread s coul purch: over the o E o { 2 * 3 |-' Chesapeake Beach t night on & tech- nection with the National Museum. he | county. year 5o as to produce in even e commitiee Inicharec SRApivion. said. an exhibit might be e: hhshv:l» In a_proclamation signed May 17 |demand for that fuel. i | 5 ; i3tk 4 | announced tod: of Pe! . n”x.nuu before which would be an addition to thejby C. F. Kenney. president. and other If the people can get coal, get it A . d i The committee on music ha it- ! Filippo ye S iy ive. gov~ city as well as an incentive to the officers of the United Mine Workers|When th tit and get it at fairly $ % " 5 ; ed the Boy Sc nd of Washing- | ernment aents said ident- hundreds who come here each year,of America, District 17. all non-union jdecent whatever politicia; < : . ton, comp « even pieces | feation wo othe aw him to visit the park miners in Mingo coun ay say or want, the people will not - i v : - ] vorheitheisucusion the hoand wene reporied (o have Unen \RoRNORE ginia and Pike county, Kentucl the government to take over : % 4 g k i L . : { The committee on music i ably sure he was the man they saw g called upon to strike. with a pr ! posed of George B. Farquhar. s : vour businees. to ma Charles 1. Walcott. secretary of the ! 0f union benefits while they are i cap it in any way. er th age it or handi- said Mr. Cornwell. few minutes plosio i man: Louis H. Meyers, vice chairman: x cla i va o= 2 “ ) ‘4 { John T. Meany, George Hebbar SETe g Smithsonian Institution. and inciudes The proclamation was made public ; : o ; : i _T. Meany g Henry B. F. Mactarland, president of {here today 25 Decision Up to Them. i D i G ; o el e AL S LOCAL INVENTOR DIES. recutive semratary Lolta Mecnti: | Morean® sald dn hia - prociamation;| go L I3 PATY with you gentlemen to | | v . : s ; . terback, Frank E. Curningham, e secretary of the American Federation | “have assembled in the mountains of [d€cide Whether there will eventually S e s e F o Joseph W. McCann Passes Away at . of Arts. and Edmund Seymour, presi-|Mingo county and fired into'and shot- | be government control of the indus- ready for the flight. Left to|p - - Wetiter ;”; Ruoff, 1. E. Clafii A ‘¢ dent of the Ame! n Bison Scciety. |[up public and other buildings and!try. It is up to you to bring about Senator Samuel D. e G THREAT AT BUENOS AIRES | Ciiaries ¥, Ioberts ‘and Hugh AW Age of Sixty-Two. 5 |fired into passenger trains while pass- | the co-operation of the ‘government | @f Colorndo. Representative 2 ; 5 4 i S e e ey h W . Outlines Commereialism Peril. ling over the Norfolk and Western lund the public rather thin o imvire| Hardy of Colorado, . 5 A . B e e e H The greater Daxt of the meeting was | railroad. hm.my ll\'exdha\'e I)eden lost | their hositlity; to see at all times that | Keyes of y OF BOYCOTT AND STRIKE District | line. station 1l‘he<apzp'ik» ixty-two ¥ # was an given over to the report for the p {and much property destroyed as a!the public gets square deal. not |™enta ', » < il = g = il | of It be sard ' Year of Secretars Yard, who outlined | result, and riot and bloodshed is still | only from the producers o o 1| chunettn. s . e junction):fonelatiin:305e m fand fe, Inrentonipta AnmapCIPS eSS at length the peril which confronted |rampant and pending.” other at 2 p.m. On arrival of the the national parks of the country ffl?’"l the dealers and agents who han- Steamer Companies May Abandon morning CalnReRuhicis et il,“,‘,:”;:,,rf’r,\,-“:m' magaxinee Mol un e o last yea e ac the AK: FLES. g : in charge of Charles W. Pimper, e tim s iliness was emplove e gl e menaca o fith CITIZENS TAKE RI - AIr. Cornwell told the coal men that | F|[VE DEATHS IN IRELAND | Port if Labor, About to Pro- : a copy editor in the Department 2 E SHIE . —_ if the railroads had bee re i be ed fatdok Com Mr. Yard told of the fight waged| p T T had been square and o o dinner will be served at!of Com by the National Parks Association:Will Help Preserve Order in Tug [Tfasonable in their early history they FOLLOW ARMED CLASH < P cencs. 12:30; the second dinmer will bel His wife, : s bills g would not have been ‘reg 9 > iy hel - |and eight « nn MeCa against various bills introduced into g L cv n “regulated to BUENOS AIRES, May 19.—Buenos|Served on the arrival of the after-| ¢ /2 Joseph. Agn Congress in the interest of water River Valley. death.” “I think the history of the 2 e Mary. H ‘and Richard power companies last year. and spoke optimistically of the future of the parks. The Daughters of the Ameri- can Revolution and other large n. 5] R TS s railroad control and railroad legisla- WILLIAMSON, W. Va. May 20.—| i oLe Eisla Dot taination Dr M o ieeets “l:‘l;lrr;'a\ r::r;’s::n ?" (lv})‘\;nl(::ar;art:.‘w?f Seven Men Also Wounded When thorities to preserve order in the upper e = e Force of Sixty Ambushes Con- Tug river valley took tangible form to- he continued. “If the operators 24 Con Aires is threatened by the steamship | b alancealh vanaerille’ =nd r H - ! McCann of th companies whose vessels call here al entertainment. in charge of | ott of the port and by the bson. will be given atlg Bih iboyent o et 4:30 o'clock, and luncheon will be|r, < rvive hin “uneral servie ke held tomorrow morning at the s will be said Sal . ! 5 e e tional societies had aided the asso- > 2 furnish the coal, and furnish it when o % =lzu:o_or unions with a general labor| D .5 t"6 oclock. fat 9 o'clock at Sacred Heart Catholic ciation in its Gght he said. e e e el | demndaal athrea sy naht oriees tiese | i i and ¥ entygEclicemen:i| strike. The administration of Presi-|*Nfuny ‘members of the Senate and | Sharon Interment will be in ot Membership of 1,300. the state police in this region. They|™!!l Pe mo government reculation;|BF the Associated Press. dent Irigoyen was wrestling today|House and other government officials{Olivet cemetery The National Parks Association has|Wwere taken to the courthouse, where|otherwise it will come, whether wise LWAY, Ireland, May 20—Sixty with the delicate task of finding a|have signified their intention of at- membership of 1,300 person large | business and professional men who yes- [©r not. Hence the importance of get-|armed men ambushed a district in- E 9 solution of the difficulties with thetending the outing as guests of the a5 9 ncreasc over last vear, Mr. Yard | terday took the oath as special state|!in€ the demand spread over a suffi- [ SPector of constabulary and twenty 3 port workers which will preventboard. SEEN IN “TWELFTH NIGHT reported. He stresscd future con- | policemen, were waiting o receive them. [ cient lencth of time cach vear for the | elicemen under him at Westport this ' cither of the threats being carricd| Tke board has arranged to care for ekl servat ities the | The noveity of leading citizens leaving | oDerators to produce it and the rajl- | MOrning. One constable was Killed | | out. F ; automobiles. which members may leave i i objecties ot the ‘association. | [the courthouse with' rifles on theis | roads to transport it and on¢ wounded, and four of the 1°"The issue is whether non-union la-|at the District linc. Students of Western High Schoal = " E shing party were killed and six ’L hall be permitted to work in the President Macfarland declared that | shoulders and pistols strapped to their Smbus e or shal permitteg i I LR tuaCliehag o satoptheln wounded. The police attacked the ort zone. The stevedore's union, the it s uitined I eXiatence, | mant, oo TOfe (han pusing com| ygy yo) DS AUTQ DRIVER, |2mbushers’ intrenched position. and members ot “whion have beer on\ TRIBUTE TO GRACE DODGE. w The association is essential for the aj. ke Wilder. commanding the O deferding s i Hetponition |strikelsincelidayjounasiEiventt bolE oFe E — gave their initial performance af s . e ational G n - de R ernment until 4 o'clock Friday after-| S e B ottt st Taern ot commereraltom - which. ‘he | Patroling ihe west side of the tug Fiver, | B+ V. Brown to Face Grand Jury | Were routed and fied across country. | piraman: T o 1< ® TR noon‘to settle the auestion in accori |, Vesper, services Sunday txening 1 |shakespeares “Twellth Migni” before . . o el i 5 e By pursued by the government force. ance with the demands of the union, o L Cras dge will be) 5 1. rge audience last ni e said. “If it had its way, Would break | Las established headquarters in William- in Muleahy Death. Rems.mimunition “and bombs ‘Were | hien"obects 1o, mon-union labor be: | held by the Young Women's Christian |* vee, welnet JO EEC ' pl The report of Charles J. Bell. treas- | would be maintained on the Kentucky| An inquest was held at the morgue | CPLUT¢® from the defeated party. |insiemploye dinslwiichitnencad s 2 . | Somers residence, 1104 M street north- | play will be repeated tonight and to- urer. showed the finances of the as- |side of ul::c(r‘-;elx; and thelr activities | yesterday afternoon in the case of In EE ers say they will call on the afliliated | Jomers residence, UL SEEEt pOTTA” | 10 ow night. The proceeds will be xociation to be in a satisfactory con- { confined stri 2 s , unions throughout the city to join in dition. The budget for the ensuing| Many idle miners visited WilliamsonjFrank Mulcahy. forty-nine vears old, FOLLOWS NEWS WITH MAP Give Shakespearean Play. Students of Western High School | | RITES FOR MRS. ESTEY. a general tie-up of work. {ation Center, 20th and B streets north- [ turned over to the athletic associa- 3 | 1 e el 3 R¢ . * Private Services Precede Interment | The local heads of the stoamuhm;er,f‘m'g“fa{f"“;{ el ek Peanrle L in thie Irnuractes: ot . year was approved. % today to receive their weekly relief |inspector in the District water depart- | : enti i . iy v (O Georse ke Bowerman, librarian | checks from the office of the United | ment, who was killed ut Florida avenue| BIE news is constantly breakin in in Rock Creek Cemetery. | Omeioan: Frenche Ttaticn, Spanton, R T S S S, S TR e e tions' for interesting the librarians IR T and Q street Wednesday morning as a | the Ruhr section in Germany. Silesia | Funeral services for Mrs. Elizabetn c. | Dutch. Norwegian, Japanesc and Bra | 2% % oric for miris and women, ind | parts. * Crepps 'Beckham showed _re- of the country in the work the as- result of a collision between his bicycle | also is figuring in the news of the | Esiey, wife of Wilber H. Estey, disbu ilian lines with a combined fleet of | ine local association is to make a spe- | markable ability in_the role of Mai- sociation is doing. STUDENTS DROP COURSES |Erown. 1317 A stonet of pfcrnice Vietor | gay, and many other places concern- [Ing clerk of the House of Represcnta- |SGme four v cssels; Mave No- | cial effort to familiarize its members |volio and Berkley Jones did well as e locati ¢hi e aver: tives, who dicd suddenly at her resi- | tifled the government that if they are| i}, "her life and personality. The jan. Others in the cast who ing the location of which the average | gonc 01 §ih direct, wers held ot ‘1o |not to be° permitted to cmploy non- | *ith her life and pereonsiity. The |Sevastian, Others if fhe SOl Dlaces and many others can easily{9clock this morning at the residence. | union labor to unload ships, if they|ionq these services, at which Miss|(in Watson, as the Duke. and Carl and quickly be found by the Ple e - ckenrodclior) i creaiieant sliouldicbooseitoldoso, ‘;‘32;“7:;‘ has{ Gertrude MacArthur, general secre- |Woerner, in a double roie, as An- 1 guicles 4 > i ., the church of which Mrs. Estey ’ Washingion ~¥. W..» will | 1vo% e aptaint Secretary of the Interior. took a| Of the great number of studentsgrand jury. Funeral services for Mr. | ("l ¢-five cents brings this map |5€rvices at the house and also at the | Ing at Argentine ports. Miss Dodge, who died in 1914, was | ;o bja pV the gayer scencs acted Sreat_interest in the national parks. | Who enter Howard University only|Muleahy were held in St Josephs|[iNERUNIYe, SR8 UG hles The |ETave in Rock Creek cemetery, where the daughter of the late William E. | iy Sie Toby, Sir Andrew Agecheek. A. G. Batchelder of the American jabout 33 per cent remain throughout | Church this morning. Interment was in | 8.0 Y0000l To really keep abreast | Rev- Eckenrode officiated, were private.| RTLIED IN TRAIN WRE Dodge of New York. Her work for S TR Maria. These parts were Automobile Association, a member of | their courses and graduate, according Mount Olivet cemetery. * ™ Star's reader really keey sbrenst Ll e it 27 i S e S0 T R S o8 Favian and Haris, Theae ports Yo the advisory committee. advocated !0 J. Garland Wood, an undergrad-| Mrs. Kate Sproll. 1203 I} street north- | of | the L times, - “he (DS endons TAG AUGUSTA, Ga.. May 20.—Engineer | first woman appointed to the board of | 22 eh "% 1i0 % rner and Margaret connecting up the various national |Uate of the university, in an address |cast, fell from a moving strect car at|{RtEr BTN G0 B0 o we™ the reader AG DAY FOR HOPE MISSION. | joseph Temple. Florence, S. C. was |education of New York. In 1906 she was | SITORE, OUls, SUONSE G0 role of the Parks by & svstem of mighways. This|today before the student body. He|7th an ptreets yesterday afternoon | (7€ O 8 O O vithout long search-| A tag day for the Florence Crit-| Killed, and a mail clerk and several [ made chairman of the joint commission | Bain. QTS Tl Y. b coment. seriestofiiinteratatol roads.ine (suia, (SITIenrceentativeiotiths second an | S20 Tescwidl Injuriesiitohers body-isshe |12 8RR 5 passengers injured when train No.|committee which perfected the plans | Clown. added ety BELLCT N peg by e ke the parks easy of access|nual “go to high school—go to col- | was taken home. ing. tenton Hope and Help Mission is to | Music for the pla 8 ual 240, Atlantic Coast Line, Washington | for the union of the international o e the direc- to thousands more of people cach|lé¥e” movement, a nation-wide edu-| Chester Butler, colored, five vears old, be held tomorrow. This tag day was | bound, was derailed early today on |board ef the Women's and Young |the school orchestra under Letter to Mr. Lane’s Family. —_— The ‘autopsy showed that death was The secretary was instructed tolOnly 35 Per Cent Remain at How- |C2used by a fracture of the skuli, crush- ¢ #end a leiter of condolence on behalf [ ed chest and shock. Several witnesses of the association (o the family of | ard University. were heard, and the jury reported a v icational campaign conducted by the |1438 Meridian place, was knocked down INHALIN( S. originall. hedul i 5 5 bt ot g [ tion of Mrs. Bryam. ear. © rr lby g 5 O 1ES . y scheduled for Thursday, | the South Carolina side of the Savan- | Women's Christian Association and The meeting yesterday afternoon | Alpha PIi Alpha. Fraterity. i iy e dE e LV L b Clar DIESIBY] glca May 12, but due to the rain of thai|mah river, four miles from here. Train | became first president of the com- —_— was preceded by a visit of the mem-| “The class of 1920 entered with an street, near his home yesterday| Moise Meyer, sixty-nine years old, a|day was postponed. A hundred ladies | wreckers were reported to have |bined national board. She also was Prepare for Summer. native of France, committed suicide in a | have volunteered their services to sell | loosened a rail and lifted it from the I prominently connected with many| Father John's Medicine builds new rooming house at 478 Pennsylvania ave- | the tas: & the derai other philanthr. rtisement H remain, and the class of 1922 entered | Parolora Collis, ten years old, 220 2 ay night By ihhaling illumi- SO nercRe the purposes of the | . ii}"2" record enroliment of 325 and |Jackson Hall alley, was knocked down | °* “’"d""d; g 1 ’;,od wi o OT Ao, e reception the mem. |MOW has barely 100" He made a|bY an automobile on Maryland avenue|NAting gas. His dead body was found| B I e rtainod by Dresident |forceful appeal to the students to!Southwest vesterday afternoon and her | shortly after noon vesterday. —Coroner! rs were < ontinue tholeconrsen: face cut. Physicians at Emergency Hos. | Nevitt examined the room and found the | : . ¢ |only 60" said Mr. Wood. “The class|and face. He was given first aid at ‘,?;’,‘;‘,f,‘e;;"',’;‘.,‘;;’;"‘::;;“,;‘;:;’“‘;5 of 1921 entered with 239 and only 86 | Freedmen’s Hospital. E e & itel esshcration to tho \‘;h‘l,:lenrollm nt of 218 and graduated with | afternoon and injured about his head | Macfarland at an open air dinner in pital gave first aid. despondent man had pasted paper about the yard of the Cosmos Club. — Joseph Hackney, colored, 308 L street | the door to prevent the gas from es- It “was decided at the meeting to| Gaybuck—Did you see much when | southeast, received a fracture of his log | caping from the room. A letter written 3 ? prepare a memorial to be sent lo|you were in Europe? . lyesterday afternoon as a result of being | by the man told of his troubles and| 4 - . . . Tresident Harding, explaining more in| Gayboy—I sure did. All the time |kicked by his horse while at 12th and H | made it clear that he had not contem- detail the objectives and past work |I was there I saw double, ew York | streets. He received surgical aid of the association at|plated suicide because of financial § Emergency Hospital. troubles. N The Store That Sells for Less WCRL 33 Only “Few Days” Left of Our 10 Days’ Clearance Extra Low Prices on All Shoes LARZEST SHOE RETA!lEes " EISEMAN’S 605-607 7th St. NW. Bet. F & G Sts. At $20 They Are " Remarkable Values -, You get style, quality and first-class workmanship at a price ; ?; that defies all competition. 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