Evening Star Newspaper, October 14, 1921, Page 14

‘THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON. D. C, FRIDAY...OCTOBER 14, 1921 (| PERSHING T0 BE HONORED ENI] EUN'I'RUVERSY TWG MEN SHOT DEAD. { WITH.BRITISH BANQUET Another Tragedy in New York’s |2nd having his shoes shined. By the Asoctated Press. LONDOY, « October .13.—A govern- lfi = 5 : killing Louis Rango, who was readi in spite of high coal With the price of coal sands know. Nor do you still up, you anust econ- have ‘to wait—the first omize in its use this win- payment of our new ter. But don’t try to do la T it at the expense of cold plan puts it in at once. The shootlng brought a swarm East Side Bootlegger War. detectives out of police headquarte ment banquet Monday night, at which §ir Laming Worthington-Evans,. the sassins had vanishe: NEW YORK, October 14.—A double | Pu¢ the assassin vaniabed. Wwar secretary, will prest will be killing within pistol shot of police headquarters was added yesterday to among the courtesies tendered Gen. Pershing when he comes to London the long list of violent deaths in the | MIAML Fla, October 14—W. {to decorate the grave of the unknown lower East Side's bootleggers' war, | 059¢n, @fty-six, member of ¢ hands and feet. Sickness You can readily see that T:;tx;;:’n::l:ri:; ::‘m“'w"mhmmr A5 Italian Minister. cafe was riddled with bullets. Dying, this month. is a ruinous expense. its economy will take Gen. ]'er;h]“]cr\\-"]‘ aEe st ol i The Lyon Heater will- care ofits cost. Go to stonc Sunday night, whers o Britien | P e Avoriated Press. actually save ceal for vour dealer —he will general will meet and escort him 104 by o0 0,0(':;),:"“,““,,‘.””. 5 Tuesday morning. west e Al An_impressive —ceremony has \mn|°; o HungheRs entionp et arranged to take place i Westmin-jed to Austria by the Trianon treaty, ster Abbey Monday morning. The|appears to have been reached, ac- dean and clergy of thd abbey will|cording to a dispatch from Venice to meet the American .general at the |the London Times, which outlines the north door and conduct Mim to the |terms of a protocol signed there to- tomb of the unknown soldler, where [day. B the services of decoration will be Iallan Mediator. held. e l.. S il habiem r a1]_The preliminary agreement was on H - ate will be portormed by, Georse Harvey, |Feacned by M. Bantty, Hungarian for- ! B B e oy sranE® ATveY: elgn minister, Herr Schober, the Aus: “It pays for itself as it saves for you” See Your Dealer NOW! e Gen: Peraning. as repmseats. trian chaneilor, and Marquis Dell Ry Torretta, Itallan foreign minister, [ 22 5 i ;evncgn&p.nml’:é‘;g ot Osear E"(,'l'}lw;}o acted as mediator. s Bayer” on Genuine bert, Unjteq States military attache| Marduls Torretta, says the Times.| y;,, you look for th 30 E Bt., N. W. = S cneie Maln 899, © ' . at Vieo s succeeded in persuading the Austrian |, CDI€SS ¥ SORROESAE R ATIE at London. Vice dmiral Albert T |Gclegation to.renounce their previ- | “Bayer” on package or on tablets - i itionally, } you may not get genuine Aspirin s g city Prescribed by physicians for twenty- | Tablets of Aspir i es of 12 and Asbirin—say “Bayer” Eurgenland, will be Somterety Sared of 2 on'y as told in | Alpirin is the trade mark | of Agreem ithe Bayer package for Colds, Ifead- im Manufacture of Mono-| Yenice ol | i ==k TTHIN, FADED HAIR NEEDS |y i)« ANDERINE” TO THICKEN IT The military measures proposed by Hungary were discussed and accepted by the conference. i It's always. safe to buy here; we guaran- tee satisfaction or . <ot ~ your money back. 35 Cents Buys a Bottle of “Danderine” Within ten minutes after the first applica- tion you cannot find a single trace of dandrufi or falling: hair. Danderine is to tire hair what fresh showers of rain and sunshine are to vege- tation. ‘It goes right to the roots, invigorates and strengthens them, helping your hair to grow long, thick and luxuriant. Girls! Girls! Don't let your hair stay lite- % ‘Austria accepts the holding of a plebiscite for Oedenburg, Rohoncz and five or six small neighboring dis- tricts. 3. Should this plebiscite favor Hun- cary, Austria renounces almost en- tirely her financial claims against Hungary. Should any coufter claim be raised by Austria, the two parties agreo to put the question into the hands of arbitrator. + Hart Schaffner - & Marx Emphatic Overcoat Values | 1IGHTOWER GUILTY OF MURDER OF PRIEST less, colorless, thin, scraggy. A single applica- tion of delightful Danderine will double the 1aimed $8,000 Reward for Find- ing Body in Shallow Grave on Salada Beach, Calif. he Associated Pres: abundant. Largest Selling Hair Saver and Beautifier in the World i EDWOOD CITY, Calif., October 14, Villiam A. Hightower was found guilty esterday of first-degree murder, {0 scommendation of life imnrlsnnn:en h 71l be pronounc o, = onviction calm! nd _newspaperm T guess you won't sce me 2R 7t *“Pape’s Cold Compound” Breaks Cold in Few Hours The jury was out less than two hours. Kather Heslin accon a muffied . tranger the night of August 2 from the sarish house at Colma, tahing with him the sacrament to administer to . . - iporedly dying man. The mest day Tnstant Relief! Don't stay stufied-up! Quit blowisg and ] cidnding A snuffling! A dose of “Pape’s Cold Compound™ taken every two Fi = he night of hours until three doses are taken usually breaks any cold right up. 10 Hightower appeared at Archbishop opgright 1921 Hatt Schaffner & Mara Edward J. H: residen The first dose opens clogged-up nostrils and air passages of head; stops nose running; relieves headache, dullness, fever- I he returned the fire, one of the shots W. B. 0GDEN DIES SUDDENLY. aches, Neuralgia, Rhumatism, Ear- ache, Toothache, Lumbago and for Pain. All druggists~ sell Bayer in in handy tin n bottles of 24! beauty and radiance of your hair and make it look twice as ne a newspapér at a table in the cafe of T8, B. he Austria and Hungary Make |, Joseph Veserti, alias Joe Teppe, who, | wealthy Chicago family of that name, the police said, had amessed for- | died here yesterday of acute indiges- P H tune, ventu forth s motor car | tion. e had becn in apparent good Terms With Assistance of |without his $100-a-weck bodyguard | health and had planned a trip to_Eu- and as he entered a Broome street | rope, expecting to sail from New York Motor Car Enamels Add value to your car A Beautiful Weather and Waterproof Coating For en afternoon of resl sccom= plishment take @ good brush acd & canof Kyanize Motor Car Ensmels. 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Richardson, 2212 14th st. n.w. B. B. Earnshaw & Bro.. 11th & M s.e. Isadore Small, 713 7th st. n.w. Geo. A. Emmons, 207 Penna. a A. J. Taylor & Bro., 10th & Water sts. Enterpriss Hdw. Co., 927 9th United Accessories Stores, Inc., 1324 Geo. R. Gill, 642 Penna. ave. N. Y. ave. n.w. M. Goldstein, 903.9C5 H st. n.e. W. R. Walls, 739 8th st. s.e. SUBURBAN DEALERS. Anacostia—J. Frank Campbell. Mechanicsviile—E. Trice & Co. Chevy Chase—Chevy Chase Sup. Co. VIRGINIA, hts—F. M. Flilius, Falls Church—W. N. Lynch. Hamiiton—G. T. Scholley. Leesburg—Norris Brothers. Bladensburg—Hyman Brown. Manassas—W. C. Wagener. Bethesda—Alfred Wiison. Purcellville—Miliner & Speer. Hughesville—J. W. Bowling & Co. Round Hiil—Chas. J. Ford. * o e ‘.’Ou’ll find Hal‘t Schaffne!‘ & l\llarx ‘ n a “h?‘;f:':bef:eg);:‘.cmpound" is the quickest, surest g-elief known Finest Overcoats here, priced ONE- o e s o e e Coumins o0 aieiae, " Tt on Popes THIRD LOWER than a year ago. 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