Evening Star Newspaper, September 8, 1921, Page 21

MARCH OF MINER . FEARED IN ILLINOIS ~“Men Preparing to Advance on; Two Towns—Citizens Taking Up Arms. By the Associated Press. ELIZABETHTOWN, Ill, September 8—Eight hundred miners from Ei- dorado and nearby coal fields are | encamped within thirty miles of this town, prepared to march on this city _ and Rosiclare, leaders of the men told an Associated Press correspondent ‘who located their camp. Reinforcements on the way from the coal fields will bring the invading army to more than 1,000 men, it was said. Depupy sheriffs and private detec- tives clashed with the outposts of the miners, who held up two_trucks and three men at the Hog Thief's ford on the Harrisburg road this after- noon. The miners retreated, leaving four prisoners and three automobiles in the officers’ hands. Mines Closed for Months. The difficulties in the southern Tilinois fluorspar _ district date back almost a vear to a strike called in the mines of the Fairview, Rosiclare and Hillside companies by the In- ternational Union of Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers. Local union officials claimed 914 members, but mine owners asserted they never employed more than 600 men in all three mines and that not more than 200 of these men joined the unions. Many of the unlon mem- bers, county officials said, were small hill farmers, ftshermen and mer- chants, who had joined the union to get the free rations issued weekly by the strike committee. Mine owners have not been attemnt- ing to operate for several months, saying the available supply of mined spar was sufficient for all demands up to next May. Eight Shot Last Week. Friction between strikers .and the mine guards resulted in a shooting at Rosiclare ten days ago. when eight persons were wounded. For 2 week the situation was quiet. but a few days ago women and children left or were driven from Rosiview, another town . in the district. Union officials s=id armed mine guards threatened the town, compelling the women to flee; county officials declared the flight was staged by union organizers to gain sympathy. Since then the situation has been growing more tense, without actual outbreak thus far. All available citi- zens of Rosiclare and Elizabeth are being armed to meet the miners, if they carry out their announced in- tention of attacking the two towns. THIRTY INJURED BY AUTO. Bus Turns Over When Brakes Fail on Steep Grade. ORANGE, N. J. September 8.— Thirty persons were injured. two .. Possibly fatally, when an automo- bile bus carrying delegates from Elizabeth to the convention of the State Patrolmen’s Benevolent Associ- ation overturned on Mount Pleasant avenue, one of the steepest hills in this vicinity. Private automobiles and fire apparatus were called to convey the | The brakes of v. causing the ol injured to hospitals. the machi 2 chaufanr BUILD LIMITLESS SERVICE T 0 HOLLOW ® E ASHER FIRE PROOFING CO. 915 SOUTHERN BUILDING THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. O, THURSDAY, BEPTEMBER 8, 1921 pler also sued out a writ of habeas corpus for Easterday and prevented his return to New Jersey. Bail was also fixed at $5,000, but Easterday was unable to furnish the required bond. He had been at liberty on $10,000 bail furnished by Court F. Wood to await the result of his appeal to the Court of Appeals from his conviction of con- spiracy in the Arnstein case, but Mr. Wood refused longer to continue on the bond and Easterday was sent to fa 1. HABEAS CORPUS HALTS REQUISITIONS FOR TWOC Easterday and Van Duzer Ea‘upe Transfer After Governors’ Demands Are Honored. Justice Hoehling, acting as chief Justice of the District Supreme Court, late yesterday afternoon honored a requisition of Gov. Ritchie of Mary- land for the return to Baltimore of Clarence C. Van Duzer, former rep- resentative in Congress from Nevada, who is charged with obtaining $250 from Charles W. Winters by alleged false pretenses. Before the marshal had surrendered Van Duzer to the agent of the state of Maryland At- torney T. Morris Wampler sued out a writ of habeas corpus in which he at- tacks the indictment on which the requisition was based. Justice Hoeh- | ling granted the writ and set the case for heuring before Justice Stafford September 21. Mr. Van Duzer gave “It Will Cost Y.ou Nothing to Get ; Our Estimate.” : Phone or write us and we'll be glad, indeed, ! to send our eatimater, who will give you & | veasonable price on any Painting, Paper- | hanging or Interior Decorating that you may | want, HARRY W. TAYLOR CO., Inc.: 2333 18th St. N.W. Phome Col. 1077_* INSPECT | 1319 & 1321 21st N.W. NEW || HOMES bail of $5,000 for his appearance on that date and was released from cus- tody. Justice Hoehling also directed the surrender of Wilen W. Easterday, for- mer stock broker, on a demand of Gov. Edwards of New Jersey, on an indictment charging him with con- spiracy in connection with certain stock transactions in 1916. The in- dictment was returned during the January term, 1918. Attorney Wam- | I South Dupont Circle Hardwood Finish Large South Porches 20-ft. Front Room for 2 Qarages 8 Rooms, Bath and Attic : OPEN DAILY H. R. Howenstein Co. l 1314 F Street N.W. Bottled In Washington, D. C., by S8AS.0 BOTTLING CO., Phone Lincoln 1212. 1522 Pa. Ave. S.E. 714-11ST. & The individuality of P-K specials commends this market to dis- . ~ Wilson's “Certified” Brard. Smoked Hams The ham delicious. 8 to 10 ib. 2. Lb., 32c Leg o’ Lamb Genuine Fresh Spring Lamb ., 35¢ Crab Meat . Finest, fresh, white Flakes Lb., 48c Lb., 42c Prime Steer Beef The- finest on the market. Prime Rib Chuck Roast .. Boui'lon Roast . Shoulder Clod For Frying For Baking or Stewing Home-dressed Tender and Burnett’s Extracts All -lavors 2-0z. bottle, 35¢ A package of Jell-O free with each pur- chase of extract. Portuguese Large can 25¢ American In tomato sauce 8c—4 for 25¢ Best American Cane Granulated 1b., 7c 10 1bs., 65¢ Preserving Specials— Damsons, Grapes, Yellow Tomatoes, Apples. Peaches, Plums, P-K Coflee’ It’s delicious........ Store of factory; made five-inch box; selling Box Spring science Brand” pered springs, with reed edge Complete at . Hbuse & Herrmann | 7th & Eye Sts. Conscience Brand Mattresses We are very glad to be able to bring this celebrated make of Mattresses into the Septemben. Sale—featuring it among its more important opportunities. Conscience Brand stands at the top—one of the few really superior products. factory—and made with a “conscience.” s We want you to enjoy the saving we are able to make for you through the Special September prices as follows: Mattress delivered in sealed tight ticking. Priced specially for September grade of ticking. Offered with a Mattress made by the “Conscience Brand” factory. House & Herr_mann House & Herrmann pen 8:30 to 6 p.m.—including Saturday They are made in a daylight package, fresli from §1545 and Mattress—A good quality Box Spring, “Con- with felt top and upholstered with 72 high-tem- tied eight times, bound $39.25 and covered with good Seventh and | Eye Streets of good grade of felt, rolled edge and strong o criminating purchasers. ! Sardines i If You Like Pickles —You can buy HEINZ of us from the keg. One Pint Sweet for One Pint Sweet Mixed for 35c Large Sour, each Plenty of fine quality Cali- fornia Oranges at our stores. A chilled orange at this sea- son is an ideal breakfast fruit. SWIFT'S PREMIUM SLICED BACON One-half Lb. Package..23¢ ONIONS Why Pay More? We are unloading a car of nice stock today. For this week end sale: CABBAGE FANCY SMALL HEADS 5c¢ SWEET POTATOES PRICE REDUCED AGAIN! 1 Lbs. 15 5 for C Eat moge of them. At this price sweet potatoes are real economical food. BUTTER EGGS COFFEE We believe every patron of our stores will buy these items of us—once the quality is demonstrated. We urge a trial—we feel sure you will be both satisfied and pleased. ORANGES | More Big News of Grocery Values in This Advertisement—-Market Declines Made Quickly Available Through Our Stores These prices quoted here deserve your closest inspection of our offerings will show you the advantage of doing a good share of your grocery buying at our store nearest your home. We suggest that you read this “ad” carefully. Until Saturday’s Closing A Big Olive Special We ask that you inspect this offering when you are next in our store. It’s a big jar and a low price. . For this week only—our price per jar Blue Bell Shoe Peg Corn at a Bargain Price An opportune purchase enables us to offer you this popular item at the lowest price we have quoted in several years. We recommend that you buy liberally—the price is extremely reasonable. This week, per can Burt Olney’s Fine Catsup (st 5ot Those who have used “Burt Olney’s” real- ize what a really fine product it is. This high- grade product is offered special until Saturday’s closing. Per bottle Sanitary Brand Toilet Paper Those who are regular buyers of this item will appreciate an opportunity to lay in a sup- ply at a bargain price. For this week only.... Corn Flakes--Sanitary Brand ‘We think our Sanitary Brand Corn Flakes are as good as any made. We urge each and ¢very one who buys Corn Flakes to take advantage of this offer. We want every one to buy “Sanitary” brand, and our usual guarantee of satis- faction or money refunded applies on this item as well as on every item you buy of us. The saving is big—why pay more? This week Fruits KEYSTONE BRAND— DEL MONTE— Peeled Apricots, can... Cherries, can Peaches, can ... Pears, can Asparagus Tips Sanitary Buttter, 1-lb. carton........cocceniieeecn. 46¢ dozen in carton 47 Picn‘ilc Size C‘a‘ns 322: Sanitary Eggs, 1 dozen in carton.........ccco000eenen n s, C x Egun ¥ < %dn:nmg{lc\e whi‘:e tips, um.gc th tips, can....35¢c Our Famous Green Bag Coffee, per lb. ...... reeneee25C Mfkrlrllmfi,el hx‘roe;:\e l‘:eand. s Ceresota Flour “The Prize Bread Flour of the World” The manufacturers adopted this slogan as best ex- pressing their idea of the product which they have for many years sent out from their mills. The wonder- fully fine quality will prove itself when the bread comes from your oven. fine quality. Peter Pan Peas These are the very finest Peas acked by Inderrieden. You'll Ee surprised to learn that canned peas can be packed with flavor of fresh peas retained. We recommend this brand unreserv- edly. You'll learn something more about canned peas when you first taste “Peter Pan.” Can. Schimmel’s Preserves —with the “home made” taste. .. 30c 1b. Net... Sanitary Syrup At all of our 159 stores you can get this high - grade flour, in the con- venient sized packages listed below. Procter & Gambl;'a ' STAR SOAP The Jumbo Size Cake zg-lb.'Bag_,.................$1.32 42 ,23c 30c| . 66c Try a Pound Cake Dorsch’s Pound Cake will give you a quality sur- prise. Coarse Salt In 10-1b. Bags For freezing ice cream and many other houschold uses. 15¢ BANANAS More of that fine fruit for this sale— Per Per attention. Careful |Bag AL Jelly Glasses Do 39c anz‘:ln 40c PURE LARD You can get it, those handy one-pound cartons, the mod- ern way to market lard. i 15¢ - WHITE POTATOES 5 Ibs. for. .15¢ 10 Ibs. for..29c 15 Ibs. for. .43c WISCONSIN Pe. 20 o CHEESE Half Lb. for... VALL 2c 20c Rolls for 3 ANOTHER BIG SALE ON PICNIC SHOULDERS We have again supplied our stores with big stocks of those fine-small “picnics,” thousands of them, and if you do not wait until too late you'll get a surprising good wvalue. The price this week is lower. At All Our Stores— Fancy Small Picnic Shoulder, Per Lb Your Choice— Marigold Nut Margarine A pure nut oil product Eckerson’s Top-Notch Oleomargarine The real oleomargarine, pure white in color and the fin- est quality. Your Choice, Per Pound Time to Eat ROLLED OATS None better than our “Sanitary” brand. A trial will prove this assertion. Our price is something you will not 25¢ care to overlook. Sanitary Brand Pkgs. Rolled Oats 3 for Y Have You Seen This Package? - SUNSHINE CLOVER LEAVES A deliclous sugar wafer. Ask to see the package. It’s the most popular itenl;:e:e offered in a long time. ice low at 20C BULK PEANUT BUTTER ‘We are offering a very fine grade of ut butter in buli. This highly nourishing food is most jated by the children. Give them plenty of it. Our price makes it possidle. +4 15¢