Evening Star Newspaper, June 1, 1922, Page 22

.zn.wbn@--g., ""w 3 SENT | ‘ u % b " DER] s ' A_ : ~gover iy M" 5 — — — A‘ -OHOALS GIVE x@__u e . _‘"‘"". s | WAL N0 DRSS S2es 2 | 923 10 955 14th Street S.E. to Consent to Elm-| T o g (sl b Koy 10 BILIETEEAE N P eq 5. 950 ation of Gorgas Plant Tine fag] was changed on Janvary | S oia Gurm Fie Peace and -Prosperity -of | || rlce, f ¢ 21, Re Eald-mses m) the generat "r‘-‘ Yo the war ki ln Déclaring that he would not ' ea: From His Bid. - i been held denouncing brought Ge : World, Senator Declares. what Bis gositien would be Wpea & : d .| ment action, marize £ i them & resolution fAvoring the uw‘un‘-u o? h s emeiss Pl URT B ity G e T T [Pk e M oonside proseing &t timfitum on the question’ of dispost- . @8 bay e Interosting. baanss H tlon. < b ! red this time was lof Muscle Shoals 1n téfak to the o | to the newspspers At home on the | indlontes howl Jtte Germany i :“ £ 'r";‘ A Whether the SOviet goverament was cémmittee ta- S subje, renounced the\old ambitiona which . | Rustia be recognized, Senator Borah, | fhe goyernment of the Russian peo- : ce’ on! fs views on the model offer for | BY the Associated Press. = - > e,olfl, _fiag, He explained, was led to so catastrophic a climax. républican, Idaho, deéclared in the| ple: 5 g SasfRi views on the matel ot for | UTIMORE, M June 1.—Apother | bt S T | oo pestarday that wnu the Rub. |t 18 not 2 Smtey b - INCLUDING ALL INTEREST co! ttee. attempt by a mob to break u & pr& DE"IES A"KERS coflTROL L sian problem was “settl nistlc government oould be- . * - The Detroit manutacturer, In a let- bidition raid, the third within’' ad t: he prinei] would continue in “onl. vernment of the m..flu. 18, Room for T ter J41a before the committes by one |MENY weeka, oeccurred .. -yeeterday SZPER GENT OF ROADS ‘opar- | the War which was supposed to be | for the Russian 3 the | - wo paw - when three “dry” sgents from Wabh- Twa ended with the armistice of Novem g ! - - of Ris representatives, J. W. Worth- - al Vi | be: onruy amount! uo-mw -8 . t tngflin, declared he could mot consent | !NE!OR swooped down upon the coal 3 F 11, 1 350,000,900 had aaved 10,000,000 1iv ; ; o Blimtuation ‘of ‘(h8-Gorgas, Alx;| B ¥o0d yard of Géorge E. Baird, In cpurmn of Union Pacific Testi-|tions. w wm llbor 5 ‘26 Rutsiha problem was'the kéy|Ssnsior "':fi“;’.‘.. e Losoneb || SR The Homes with the B:g | R East Baltimore. 6 peace and prospérity of the world ur Sha s A A steqn power plant from the Proper-{ a “p.irel’ supposed to contain fles Before Senate 1. C.°C. e he "aaserted, adding Tthat nothing | liven” Senato 2 Lots~~20-foot - fron rVM 0, M 000.” 5 tieolhe guvernment praposes o 1eaht | u,tr " ers. eken. oo the. soenin| ik e HUNT THUGS) IN OFFICE. | Sout vttt evlue e | 4 sl s T 107 : Yoom for garages, Sowers or sell, and in doing so declaréd that 3 k. one of the ralders was injured an b ferences had. thy courage d . and garden. if his revised offer “is rejected, then man was arrestsd bafore rot squad Charges that & “New York banking | Postal Officials mm 'D!dll Probe | squarely with tn'c quest! HANG'"G IS POSTPONED. -~ & I must understand that the accept-|of pollce Arrived and restored order. | combine” dominai s, through "inte. i sla. The “ignoblé ending of the (- e D The only new city houses of- ancqfot my offer for Muscle Shoals ‘ds | AR sighteen-year-old youth WEARE: |jocking directorates, 82 per cent of in Ohidige. . :.'.":,_,,"‘::“{,‘f ahiae, Attrbutable 4l |Stang Sung Wan Bxeeution Set for || fere on the market for $500 a.lole and not in part is retused.” [Tonted and accuned of airiking Froo ; with - 211,000! Conditions in the Chicago city post greaiont question "1t ‘had o™ facs, " Wovember 17. cash and priced $1.000 less than X denled before : i j u& I hd agreed to other modifica bre-klnl a rib as the lxmt ean Ao, e e one | office were carefully\gone over today | that of Rusaia, Mr. Borah sald. 3 regular price. Take Pa. Ave. offer as made by the com- to telephone for assistance. at a conference held Py Acting Post-| . Senstor Borah said hé made no con-| ZiangB uag Wan, the Chinese stu- e t. Efrlf:d'"tne‘ Z'.',f:\’;.'u?f." :'l."‘cmfla?: : by‘ ::"( dl::a‘““u{?:lt ::e “Jh' R‘:}::u;m:;ym:yurfi:n Pn;‘flc]‘:o':r(al master General BarGatt with Post- a;‘l'::(n;. Mw’l‘tl; tm’“rha{ro{;‘:l':n:::; dhat stuvinied GLING muteer of Hea Z - g:? l‘qoul::hlo?nhSE - g en! ari " , 5 this proposal (the one presented by Deine. foliowed By o shewsr 6f wins The charges were made 1eceirtly be- | master Arthur C. Lueder and Buper-|forces in Russia, No people had been Sen-Wu, and understudy of the Chi "Ilr:u \::a\) as anll and that no fur-|gjles from the crowd. ‘Then the as- :’ ”e;ul’ne of'nu’rocd At intendent of Mails F. H. Galbraith of | more “scourged” than the Russians, | ness éduyfationa] mission. in January, Request was o by tnabested; | sallants rushed the truck and carried * e Cilacae ia abselitély | that-ofes, ' \ F l.na hp declared them fally {1919, will ‘not bs hanged at the Dis- turer that the committee send his | heny WO DATTelS supposed to contain “consequently there Ja no | - Gareful check will b made of the ! bife. B overthrawing omAn- | 416t Jasl tomorrow. final offer to the House for a vote on ce to support it,” Lovett Chiet Justice MeCoy today, at the ptance or rejection. —_—_— He also denied that bank- [CRi¢ago office ~to ascartain ‘I men Sees Better Russia. “If Congress votes lctepunce of| The Spanish government has Iis- @ Amsociation | with ertminal records \are at ‘work| The senator deciared the Russian |T® Quest of Attorney James A. offer,” Mr. Ford continued. “we |sued a special series of postage - of Which he |there, as was found at New York | revolution would be no exception to | for tHe prisoner, ‘postponed the exe. wm get on the job at Muscie Shoals | atamps in commemoration of the ter- 3 city post office, others, and from it would emerge a| cution until’ rndly. 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