Evening Star Newspaper, September 1, 1921, Page 13

]-M-[ WAR m;fl[:[s COPPERHEAD DEFEATS | miazters on the arst door of i I]E As ilearns with profound regret and a- known that one mittarist orswnization | GERYICES FOR SERB KING. - | BULLDOG :IN BATTLE |5°m, ‘hoysiet %d north enirgoees el O e o sk |1rop: Cliareh IPrlaet 0 O ciats .,| story frume building in the north United States has '.odny the unenvi- (ers that has fostered a mob spirit nndl BEFOBE K'LLED BY MAN court of the building, just abandoned able distinction of being the only |has inspired and led mobs; that Bethlehem Chapcl. . by the psssport division, has been ] countr. the administration has |usurped the civil and police functions of . i A Saouerhadd hnake: fana ol ed as & firettap and ls to ROt ETanies n full ampenty 1o all lta|many communitics: that 1o nursed by :| Invitations heve been extended to the i short of being three feot in length, |be torn down at onco and sold as politieal prisoners. Every German |chambers of commerce and has attempt. | President, the Secretary of State, the z Junk, agent convicted of overt acts against |ed to terrorize those not in accord With |chief of staff, Gen. Pershing, Admiral bettered a bulllog owned by D. O y F&mu‘l’ Butter A Delicious Food Absolutely Pure. Large Glass Jars the go ment durfng the war has |its ignorant and reactionary views, has 8. Burch, an. editor of the bureau oon s e rote conyioted | nuolintly ' sttampied to. thwatt the ef. |Coouts, and also to members of tho 10 ¢ . of aalmal Industry, Department of 16 MARINES BURIED. 5 .. |of Dlacing bombs on ships sailing for 'forts of millions to rostore this coun. |diplomatic corps and prominent resi- ' Departments Changing Quar-| Aericuiture, in. & fight last night o Attack ‘President Over Fail- |Eurovean ports. try to its old status as a natlon where |dents of Washington to attend the me- At anlers D t Und Al' t of at Mr. Burch's camp, which is | Funeral Services Held Today for 3 = “m'"h""": Sentences. i r:i 2 'p‘:: ::: :;r £ of the Serbs, Croats and Slovenes, in deitveled anywher located just south of “Both the light sentences they received clon e Bethichem Chapel, Cathedral of SS. Pe- | ers Under Arrangement 0 ; Chthe Malscarlia Men Killed in Battle. ure to Pardon Leader While |,.; the clemency shown these criminals 1 Paut a eock - in this cify. reservolr, ¢t the District lin “This budding militarist-junker ciique | t¢f_and Paul, ‘at 3 o'clock tomorrow ¢ The bullaog 18 not expected to | Fumeral services for sixteen’ ma- of the old ruling class of Germany are nE Junker cligue | o fternoon. 'VEGETARIAN Foop &ENUTQ Hiver Tho sneke it the apected o | Funersl ooty ices e i the batle| War Criminals Are Freed. |sisnifcant. Acts which, if committed by | §055 Mot Ferisent, the, Prosent of, (e | The services will be presided over by muzzlo and today the animal's head |of Belleau Woods, France, were held American citisens, wanld inenr (D )yy; Batrede which it hopes to keep|tr CRihedex Gresk priest and Mr. ey is badly swollén. The snaxe lx | this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at Ar- |y the Assoclated Prers. Seath penalty fov Greancs. Ate SUME | give £ Sl Ol dead. having been killed by Mr. |lington . cemetrey. Full milltary | CHICAGO, September 1—In a state- | eniy Sonsidered of minor thame” meks | .1 1t gained ascendancy In the coun- [ TSR ZHL veprosent the iogavon. Buch. honors attended the services. ment issued today, commenting on'clsms uttered in war fime. clis ‘ot the ‘nation it would suppress e Mr. Bierch, with friends, was be- Foremost among the sixteen heroes ery i right with the bayonet as ing encertained i ti-o cabin last |ls Capt. Donald A. Duncan, who was|President Harding's failure to act on| “The analogy is all thie more astonish- | (n. yirutting militarist caste did in the night by sclections on stringed In- [killed lesdine his company, the 97th |an application for & pardon for Eu- | e O s oo an cale o€ [0ld Germany. It represents darkness, Which had bees. 2:::11‘{2'1':1:“;‘::5' Bivinor. inte s bactie: °f,an,f("',“,f,‘}.cu,, gene Debs until after the peace treaty |his desire to wait until peace is signed (101 Beht: lgnorance mot intelligence was heard to bark and ulmcet In- |was awarded several citations for |with Germany is ratificd, the soclalist [ With Germany. We would understand 2 Tot enlightened humanity. stantly et out yelps of pain. The |bravery and was posthumously |national executive committee, which |the reasoning employed to justity this Building Committee. Today was moving day in the State, l ‘War and Navy building. By an ar- rangement approved by the Smoot public building committee, the State | | Department is given all the rooms | . in the south half of the big granite /* bullding and the War Department all the rooms in the north half of the building. As a result of that ar- N i course were it used to justify the con- 8. ar-| ccoupanta ¢of the cabin hastened |awarded the distinguished service |, neeting here, declares: “We decline |tinued Incarceration of German agents 2 Roy: rvatory at Green- rangement, almost the entirg bul the yard, where they saw, the | cross. St e i ing is upset by the many changes| fleht continuirg. The dog was The . other marines were Ambrose |to accept the latest reason given for |convicte G criminal e ing chamber for inv tments. A| Making every effort to get a hold |Hughes, corporal; Michael Loftus,|failure to act. It is not in accord with 'Wr decline to accept the latest rea- | the purpose of testing chronometers nvolved in both departments. «n the snake, while the latter was |corporal, and Privates Henry Kirch-|the known facts.” son given for failure to act. It is not | and watches at low temperatures at feature of the change is the opening | Jurching Viclous blows at the dog. |mer. M. O. McClanahan, Charles . The statement refers to the release|in accord with the known facts. It is|any period of the year. | of the southern entrance to the bulld-| Mr. Burch got b:hind the snake |Auer, Floyd E. Barrett, W. P. Burt-|of many convicted German spies, some ing facing the river. As designed,| and managed to kill it with a large |ner, Oscar Cottrell, William A.|of whom “were convicted of placing that is the main entrance of the| piece of wood. Crowder, David C. Gee, “John J.|bombs on ships salllng for European | building, but until today was not Mr. Burch siated today raa: a |Goldsberry, Edmond J. Labonte, |ports” and denounces the American | used, its place having been ‘taken by | number of cupperhead snakes, |Howard Mangui, Thomas I Newman |Legion. the north entrance on Pennsylvania| wnich ar: censidered among .he |and Raymond S. Shaufels. The committee, the statement says,| avenue. The reopening of the south- mcst vicious reptiles of the ':anued = ern entrance was ordered by Secré- | Siates have been. seen In thia = tary Hughes for the special benefit scetion recently. of members and attaches of the com- | i ing -armament cunlurulu.‘ and the public generally. N Bepargment Meved: |Pershing and his assistants today The Navy Department, which for-imoved into their new quarters.c 'rnn' 4 ‘ y ed t o of the|offices formerly occupied by Gen. e ¥ e House, | pershing and his staff at the north- » A mpletely and now | cast corner of the second floor have e temporary building|heen assigned to other branches of > rk at the corner of 17th v 65 years in Busmess charge of various divisions. Gen. F at 12+ Style, of course, is one of the primary essentials of OUR “ s. The office of the ‘h;‘h‘e‘&;nsnszggtz.levr::mn f the Stat v of the Navy. the largest and | Department has been re-established l:. e e aend == 5 FURS, but goes hand-in-hand with quality and service, which [Ili r will be used #s head- . are of greater importance. { "0t Gen. Pershing, chiet READ A ””0””€l”g A ermu'rv FURS are the only sort we handle, and—the ort : JIE,7ou could e the millie, of heerful thought here is THE EXTREMELY LOW PAGE SEVEN tiny holes in which the dirtand |8 mestyehoerfullitions ! [ F : M N @ e ' Muskrat Coats, $135 to $200 5 or e thousan ily s e : ; SN e erabbing B Fine Quality, GENUINE Complete List Sail for Fall e v e o e b0 Kine Qulity, e 3195 Y z d-ywnovcr ..... Iceless Refrigerator Vl‘ l OR a'l orsior r'a R e Roll Fox Scars, in all shades. 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