Evening Star Newspaper, June 14, 1921, Page 15

THE k! EVENING STAR, 'WASHINGTO D. C, TUESDAY, JUNE ‘14, 1971 15 Electric FAN Now And pay for it J_uly 1st By the Amociate] Press. More than two score men will be ar- rested if the person oOr persons re- apprehended at once, Maj. Tom Davis, commanding Mingo county, under clared today. superintendent Company at Merrimac, W. Va., and & party of motorists were fired upon sterday as they passed the tent colony of idle miners near William- Maj. Davis sald that George Welch, | economy, Harold F. M Wholesale Arrests May Follow Shooting in W. Va. Strike Zone ings wore held in the United States TLLI — | district court before Judge Learned WILLEAMBON: S W SVa. [ June A6l Hana) 2ho. mricipal. oreiitors snd their claims are Willlam Green, $742, 720; Wel $127,780. May Aband CHICAGO.—The tour next Virginia Pulp and Paper sponsible for the shooting at Lick|Company, $404,876, and the Charles Creek tent colony yesterday are mot [Schweindler Pres Opera Trip. Chicago the proclamation of martial 1aw, de- | company may abandon its New York year in the interests of ry cCormick an- of the White Star ;gunces. “I believe in the Opera past that it was good to go to New York,” he said. “But that does not necessarily mean for all time. luxury to go to Ne: It is something of a York with. the CUBA TO-PAY HONORS * TO DEAD EX-PRESIDENT Minister to Take Charge of Trans- porting Body of Gen. Gomez to Cruiser at Key West. By the Assoclated Press. HAVANA, Cuba., June 14.—Upon re- ceipt of news of the death in New York of Gen. Jose Miguel Gomez, President Zayas called a special meefing of the cabinet at which plans were adopted for paying national honors to the former President of Cuba. A cablegram of con- dolence was sent to the widow and the Cuban minister, Senor Cespedes, was in- structed to take charge of the arrange- ments for transporting the body to Key West. All flags on public guildings were ordered at half-mast for ten days, and all federal, provincial and municipal offices will be closed from the moment the body arrives in Havana until burial. The minister of war and marine, Senor Duany, will arrange for military and naval escorts, and all the officers and men of the army and navy 'will wear mourning for ten days, The entire ex- penses of the funeral will be met from the nagional treasury. The cruiser Cuba will proceed to Key West to bring the body to Havana, and the presidential yacht Hatuey will carry the war minister and the chiefs of staft of the army and navy tb that port as representatives of the government. The body may lie In state in the national palace, If the family so chooses. Theaters and all other public places of amusement in the capital were closed by order of the mayor. RIVER STEAMER SUNK. Furman line steamer Aurora, which phies between Claremont and Rich- PETERSBURG, Va, June 14.—The| mond, is resting on the bottom of the Appomattox river with several holes in the bottom. The Aurora sank while tied up at Camp's wharf, due presum- ably to having run into piling that had been overlooked when the river was cleared at that time. | o Eile i Don’t Neglect the come—heed it. tention. Come with the knowledge that i @ tention. Terms of Payment to Suit—] many striking fentures. est semblance of pain. My R R R T eeth! The small. occasional ache is but a warning of trouble to Come to my office at once for expert at- Solutels painiess and guaranteed for 20 years. and my prices | B1 53 Tow as s consistent with the highest quality work. Jectrically cooled offices—cleanliness is one of our s % All work done without *he slight- 29 years' experience. perft COL. INGRAM ASSIGNED. Col. Ralph E. Ingram, infantry, at the General Staff College, has been or- dered to Boston for duty in charge of Reserve Oficers’ Training Corps af- | my work is ab- C. A- MUDDIMAN & CO. son. Although many shots were fired. | cartainty of loging from. § e Tipe L e e major said, no one was injured | STIGRLY, OF (ORNE rom $L25,000 to Wil Not Siip er] , Fillings, 75, 3 7 it 1204 G St. .P*= 616 12th St and the party reached Willlamson |gtatement was made fn connection Drop — D e e ~ Main 140, . Ansgnro_ulr. hines have been fired|¥i*h & drive to obtain the names of Other Sets ofl, "oo clnin. |85 per Tooth. contribute up to $1,000 a year for five years to support the opera company, relieving Mr. McCormick of the bur- den of meeting the company's year- 1y deficit. the past few weeks, Maj. Davis said. “If we don’t get the person or per- nsible for the firing,” he e will arrest as many at Lick Creek as we did two weeks ago, when more than fforty men were tak- | ‘- = en into custody for alleged violation ed f 2 fl of the martial law proclamation. We | (T or its flavor will eliminate by examination, should - this occur, until we find those who are responsible.” Of the men arrested two weeks ago, only three were held, charged with violating the martial law proclama- tion. imposed in Mingo following re- gent disorders in the Williamson coal elds, LUXURIES make life better worth living, but ro man can afford luxuries until his future and the future of his family have been protected. It is better to go without them than to face old age empty-hnnded._ A small percentage of your earnings set aside regularly each week or month in a Sav- ings Account with this convenient bank will make you independent of friends or charity as age comes on. 2% paid on Checking and 3% on Savings Accounts 427-429 7th St. N.W. Opposite Lacsburgh & Bro. and over Gran Union Tea Co. Largest and Most Thorough- 7 Eaupped Fariors 1a Washington. Fhono [ o 3 : Special Sale Vitrified Tea Pots ROOF GARDEN ~Hotel Powhatan Open Every Evening, 6:30 to 12 POUGHKEEPSIE, N. Y.—Coinci- dent with the class day exercises at Vassar yesterday, in which the fa- mous daisy chain’ featu cash_gifts to the college amounting to $507.442 were announced. Th include, a conditional gift of $509 09 from the general education board and_$75.000 er from the Carnegic 3ol doofradbideodeodeodeadnidiodeofeodefeeduodesdesde e b Dinner Music Stowaways Ordered Deported. MOBILE, Ala—Joscph Walters and Boland Pert, who attemp t> lard i1 this country on the it stearrer H 1. Dimock, from Tela, Hcnduras, have been ordered dep> b the i ration authoritizs. The two ftowaways hid in the hold of the vesso! and existed 01 bananas for four days before coming on deck. $2 Dancing 3| TrusT Co.. H 2 OF THE DISTRICT Am 72 OF COLUMBIA Cor.15th and H Sts. Northwest EDWARD J.STELLWACEN. PRESIDENT MEYER DAVIS ORCHESTRA Phone Main 2740 In event of rain, service and dancing will be trans- ferred to BALLROOM. B Former Prices Ranging From $2.35 to $3.25 This assortment covers a variety of styles and sizes ranging from three to seven cup capacity. The colorings are solid greens, browns and blues—also figured designs. 1215 F 9T.and 1212401218 G ST. Commission Increased. a &' Co., he revent et sdeodrobe ol e COFFEE_ROASTERS | WHOLESALERS | TEA MERCHANTS ; —_— Gillette ~a 7 1s shaving the World of the loan remaining ursold made public. Many Hurt by Gas Shells. CHESTER, Pa—Several persons were injured, one of them seriously, whe Is used in a mimic gas at- ed in connection with the ercises of the Pennsylva- ry College here last night d sent fragments of iron spectators. Samuel Dietch of Chester, the most seriously injur- d. had his chest crushed. More than hells had been fired success- when a number burst about fect in the air over the specta- Col. L. H. Hutson, U. the gas res: Discollaration g OME collars you've had % were yellow, some blue tinted, some. graywhite. Boy Stabbed by Playmate. SALE CITY, Ga—Julian Hunt, thir- ear-old white boy, was serious- bbed here by his playmate, Wil- Akridge, when they are alleged jto have been engaged in a playful jdispute. Young Hunt was taken to /m\ 2, 1/, 777 fl SINGAPORE, A TOLMANIZED 5 S S FERT e ,,,,,, i —— Will Pay 25 Cents on Dollar. NEW YORK.—The Leslie-Judge Company, publishers, have agreed to settle their bankruptey claims at 25 nts cash on the $1.° The proceed- —_— SOCIETY COUPLE TO WED. CHICAGO, ' June 14—A license to wed has been issued to John J. M ell, jr., son of John J. Mitchell, chairman of the board of directors of the Illinois Trust and Savings Bank, and Miss Lolita Ogden Armour, daughter.of J. Ogden Armour, presi- dent of Armour & Co. They will be married Saturday at Mellody farm, Lake Forest, the Armour home, ac- cording to announcement made today. DIES AT PIONEERS’ HOME. PRESCOTT. Ariz., June 14—John G. Green, said to be the last surviving member of Commodore Perry’s expedi- tion to Japan in 1853, died at the Pioneers’ Home here last night. Green had lived in Arizona since 1872, collar returns snow ¥ starched flexible and vel- vet smooth to the_ neck: This is the TOLMAN “laundrefined” collar cleansing you hear so ’ much about. " The Tolman Laundry F. W. MACKENZIE, Manager Cor. 6th and C Streets N.W. 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