Evening Star Newspaper, May 22, 1921, Page 23

- THE SUN D\Y ST;\R WASHINGTON, D. C, MAY 22, 1 921—PART ‘1. N SILESIAN FRAY; Residents Have No Con- l fidence in Troops. | | By the Associated Prow. Lerond or any other Fre I trom foreizn lands to the intellec-! tuals In his most recent appeal Gorky declared that more than 4.000 scien- tists and scholars were laboring daily in Petrogr: ns ter! physically smugzled GORKY OBTAINS RELIEF FOR RUSSIAN SCHOLARS hix frontier friends and relatives Gorky demand- letters to exhausted. across the. {After Two Years' Pleading Secures in Admission of Supplies From . government Gorky to override the soviets' objec- tion to direct distribution. 2 (CHARLES TO QUIT REFUGE. STOCKHOLM. Sweden of plea soviet offic sion for the rin- hip food to the today 23 thorities that he will leave Switzer- land with his family and staff the coming August. and that meantime he will abstain from political props aganda. He declined to suy where hd intended going Swiss government received the emperor's decision with relief. as there has been constant concern over possible international comp tions % ¢d that the scientists throughout the - . esence o o o Finnish Professors. i should send relier, declaring | FTouEh the prosence and activities } . AT that the world owed that much (o the i Henry White’s Daughter Says ZAAT oL - Russian scientists for their contribu. | . Much speculation prevatls as ta enry White’s Daughter Say BN UELAERTE | iean e SR e o o right. % 4 Finnis| helped Suggested that he is goins to Holland, near abode : hy Emperor W 3 most that he hopes to return to Hun talked-of The Hapsburgs meanwh'le are put-’ BERLIN, May 19.—Order cannot be | ihfEetrogzad Qv oRy ting the 3 > 5 H Jd e i oIS Noti: vi g their personal affairs in shape, restored in Upper while Gen.) o r!hl-“‘lronl;xl:‘vnbh University otifies Switzerland He Will Leave their money. jewels an |. other valuable possessions com- ! q in August. The SQ‘en.P.SSQ“gQr Suburban nklmxl.- the lm:n rallied fo s \\\”ll’\‘ sities for the scholars in Petrog ¥ B N S intrusted the execution of the Ver- This marks a triumph for Gor! 5 > > o . o > late 5 ioned fgies “treae “sadd “Count: i v over the period named. SR T e e P R e e There is a flavor of old-fashione oss, here, with during which he pleaded inceasingly |Charles of Austria-Hungary has for-|monds that in themselves constituted e 5 aped from or spec shipments of necessities mall e R e " 3 Fospitality about the Cadillac sub- lish rre ex | mally notified the Swiss federal au- a small fortune. < the plebiscits ai The counte daughter of Hen the American delegation <ailles peace conference. “When an Eng hman or n en command the rmans will have contidence nd it will be possible to r der and disband the volunteer for organized to nrotect the rights gra ed by the V tre j French have g ihove wrm: White, mem the urban. - It is comfortable, roomy, amply powered, sufficient for the family grcup with many friends. Ertrance is direct and easy to any rlace in the car through four wide an It d way ing to mean disappointment in de- livery. Present prices cn Cadillac mcicr cars will remain unchanged en Regarded ax Rusc. ses made by Adalbert Kor “rench mean nothin to get the The Washington Cadillac Company caus: the peasants spoke Poli <h, it sults of the plebiscite. “In the country overrun hy the | —q { Poles persons of all classes who had | { voted in favor of Gormany were por-! r secuted. Schoolma: pardic 1 bt d lar. were attacked. At | Ratibor. they torturcd a schoolm: Membor Wi Asseciation was ussumed by the Polish leaders ' ir | )\ 1138.40 Cennecticut Avenue R B el " ',FE”Y i‘ UIE §ES | Ten Banks Closed | 52y 33,50 27.90 Telephone Franklin 3%00-3501 Korfanty was used to” upset the 7o EiNE i by Carranza Order - 3B e 3chs 29.20 A gmn Open Doors dcors several when Pres’dent Carranza order- | ir funds contiscated have sears ago rossible | o haration: Delay in placing your order is go- hru!l:'\-“ e 'L"(‘Lrv":r imite the ut off communi : Size 30 by 01d Price $16.50 thrcughzat the year 1921. s he with & -tague, 30 by 314 20.00 16.90 e s ! [ r the - 2 o e e 32 by 3% 25.00 20.90 28.00 31 by Bt S I IV ) 34 by 30.00 Barber&Ross Jhe BigHardware and Housefurnishing Store. Michelin Tires Reduced New Price $14.30 23.90 29.75 to death. and subjected his ed for husincss under the Michelin Cord Tires "! Ndw Class Incited by Com- ; Women Not Protected. the establishment nk with to horrible indi sued Janunry 31 laxt by | Duke and Duc ¢ Okregon. robbed and chamber were saved by Italian officers, have Size Old Price New Price 30 by 3V $30.00 $24.50 “After plundering the houses of! = landowners and Polcs | munist Propaganda. | e paper money. | | 32 by 314 40.70 34.00 burned and destro v could | New ¥ S e L o1 o not carry away. dren BY HIRAM K. MODERWELL. R e = i 32 by 4 51.50 46.00 e efore their ad rror, ! - ' iy i i 22 5 z fied before their ; FEOT. i ottt i i ) inattome, 0 10 P 0 33 by 4 53.00 47.50 the French. Near Gogolin, where t = s ! = = Poles attempted on May 13 to cap-| J-RISF ‘,"_‘r’,’""_'::“""",',‘;,',': | 34 by 4 54.90 48.59 ture a railway. a French sergeant in| {eommunist newspaper i 29 = 1 < = full uniform was Sund among the’ daily reports of pe e e | 32 by 415 5895 52.00 eadilofuin Yt et eating Bolea . o n amonz the recently b is to be called the Bank 33 by 4V4 60.15 53.50 women and children of forty fami-}119 class, | of Mexic 34 by 414 61.50 54.50 lies from her home Village of Kosno- ;occupation of t —— - = P sttt chau to Xeustadt, the Journey be FG O ol Hd to capitalist authority 35 by-5 75.85 68.¢9 | ed upon their arrival by refug S e fer 0 B thesiafi : e s | were afraid to remain nenr the Lder|awake at the SIS IYD ens {river, lost the Poles advance | westward. — e farthexi| (s times the men strike up this marching or shout “Down with have hiefs have convictions re army Michelin Tubes Reduced We sell the Acme —W = : eral petty mutinies have nienced numerous sold to the 2 e 'ell the Qunll!yScreen B"-L FOR FRENCH ARMY f ”fln.‘ |,.:~- ':;' !“\w~ ,x‘- mr-lnnu.«-l rm-’a r: w days, hu‘; mf— Size 01d Price New Price - . . where e icers w vernment pr rs not to force the - quality kind that Enamel—the kind TO SERVE SHORT TERM | \.,m,(‘r, e i tincel “tne riter 30 by 3v $4.05 $2.95 - . ot denied he: £ erters from the 2 - . that will give last- 1 | nntioned the Bar 1o Duc ently arrived in 32 by 3% 440 3.20 will give the best : - ! : e e 5 i E g ing service, but “Eighteen Months' Servicz Meas- | o "g'l:“"“’“""' '"y":" ¢ lnl::\:rvh‘s'[]' 0. "This (II.L'O‘r‘\l»nnn(r:FL:‘;s l-::: 31 by 4 4.90 3.60 ’ = {, Althougl ong r the government ¢, but it| s i z results. won'’t clog the mesh i re” Provides 450,000 as |beinz in x revolut Inrmmm ,‘H_\_’_ AL .»% by 4 5.20 4.10 Peace Footing. “mong the ersand e d iuhsgotiiC ilesieniatapianoutalas 33 by 4 5.45 4.20 the pro of furiher i = > = Ebneins St 34 by 4 565 430 H Bl |'I'l ER CO { "PARIS. May 19.—The government's Fronchy wmperament, (0 "l unceriain | MARRIED TO NOBLEMAN. 32 by 414 6.60 5.20 b ] 0 . . ibill for the general organization of ;PO SRy e oot PARIS Eatay 13 s oriter = < = ithe French sty < kmown t German labor rioters in the rmm\or Alexander Garfield of New York, 34 by 42 7.00 5.40 : service e = 3 607-699 C St. N.W. L e e e arried today o Paul, son ot | 35 by 5 < 8.60 6.50 stant. | ceremony was performed in the I of the church facing the toduy by M. Barthou. t ‘ister. Heretofore a Fre has been serving for three y 5 The bill provides for effe 8 ofil notorannl one of |t 1450,000 men on @ peace footing. which ! communist ps ; 'n“mber can be raiged to 900,000 after* structions for .rrmmuma! ))[u,hl.{d"ll.l itwelve day mobilization. Special at- | i’ the army ! tention is paid o the acrial forces. {which will be composed of 110 flying ! AnCoWwarg Dostors dvantage of the -t issue of Hu turier, xon of Established 1845 Straight down the street from the G. A. R. Monument at 7th and Pa. Ave. Maurice F. Flynn isquadrons for scouting and bombard-| Anti-w d by the an- ment and eighty squadrons for obser- | archists vation. making the peace time effec-|ing reprinted itives of the aerial forces 32.000 men, | munist which ‘number, may be Increased to | Arc extreme The infantry will be composed of ! thirty-four divisions on a peace foot-| {ing of about 350,000 men, the balance | being madé up of cavalry and ar- tillery. The bill provides for nine marshals ] 300,000 in war time. for Any Mouth fof France as a maximum, three of You may be in neea whom only may be given service f teeth. You during peace. ! hout whit you The greatest increase in any arms is | You know that || i shown .In the troops from North Afrjca, the Algerian, Tunician and Morrocan tirailleurs. of whom there are only four regiments in the army. | ¢ should fit right f a1 them tn be as near n {As at present constituted these will || possible. There i a v : numher forty-two regiments. 1] in the way thev are fitted. Dr. ! ! ’“ hit ) ~<1|n-('|‘¢<11\( in plate mak- H ng. pecial rooms are e ped : “Baver” on G 2 .~ | TURKS BREAK TREATY. ] &F uiWor S : ayer on Genuine Aspirin—say “Bayer | Armistice With France Said to Be '| {heri s ik gh Violated by Nationalists, antee these plates PARIS, May 20.—Turkish national- | ists have violated the armistice th recently arranged with the com- ' mander of French forces in Turkey, it is said by the Echo de Paris. Munhir Pasha, formerlly a general in the sultan’s army, but now one of {the nationalist leaders. is said by ing! When you see the name on package or on tablets you Neuralgia, Rheumatism, . Earache,| Toothache. Lumbago and for Pain. 3 Lol L : druggists sell Bayer Tablets of getting genuine Aspirin per-| Aupirin in handy tin boxes of 12. and scribed by physicians for twenty-one in bottles of 24 and 100, Aspirin is years and proved safe by miilions. | the trade mark of Bayer Manufacture Take Aspitin only as told in the of Monoaceticacidestar of Salieylic- Baver package for Colds, Headache. acid. Stop Any Corn any minute, in this simple way Easy Payment Terms to All Dr. White, 407 7th St. Opposite Wool- worth's Se and 10c re. Hours, Dalily, f are e Pe barisien to have left An- . m. to 8 p. m. E‘hé,lm',m ’:?h,“"i.."“ih‘\‘ ’.‘-:‘:'..:'-'."mn",‘.’..!: x /OU have only to take your piace at the wheel of a : [iexcpromesnia made Tbr the CAngora] e . b wecter Holmes for the briefest time to be instantly conscious T s e meemETA l that here, at last, is the air-cooled car ycu have always K and the nationalists. thought would be built That the Holmes continues— throughout the course of its long | life—to demonstrate the perma- ; nence of its reserve power, its 1 matchless comfort and its economy, ! only reassures its owner of his care- ful judgment. For only in the i Holmes you find the Aeroduct—a ‘ —a full-sized car with a large, smooth-running motor and plenty of power and “pep”” on the steep- est hills —a full-sized, roomy car whichadds to the ease of riding ory full elliptic springs the greater comfort that goes with a long wheel-base of 126 CYLINDER AND ROTARY PRESSMEN You can end any corn when you will. You can stop it any minute by a touch. 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