Evening Star Newspaper, June 1, 1922, Page 34

® ulgas urn over to the co! Jesse E. Wilburn, a local preacher and | Logan county, to which Judge Woods nst the staf and it is on the: mission direct control of her mines, miner at Blair, on & charge of murder | ruled the proof in the Blizzard case ngth of those assertions By the forests and customs revenues, Of in comnection with the death of 1 court that counsel for the prosssution which Bulgaria thl- yelr 'nuld be plynly Sherifts John Gore, Munsey rge, the fact ::u thelir bellet th: “u‘mlluhm on e CLns) e nll.led upon to 0,000 :old dnd Caffago on Blair mountain, dur- confused slightly on |p1 com- francs with an ufltlonu 30,00 the batt.e between the armed men | cross-examinaticn as to the exact|paratively sasy ( ing ‘ f’“‘{,‘, I‘n“l.llfl. '35;"1. s ers! “ 1 b | state and cgnn‘tyl l:,!lhorn -.b‘:ud g‘mn:hlt:o tll&ufl “;:‘- :t nullr ng A s con! shoul cea urn_is accused o e ng tl N Tou abou e Ve of uit- the end of the third year. Bulgaris wilch shot and killed the thr i ORDERED WITH GUARD. would then begln to pay the regular Tles and then relleved them of tAeir Quotes Judgs's Statement. Cit S et (3 Aot bes i) b annual sum of 137,000,000 gold franc: ‘weap: The parllament meets tomorrow This report regarding the order of w‘:"dnel’dfl;llflged that Jlld“l'. J. M. | Lieut. Richardson Selee, Corps of Engi- Halts American Comcessions. "\':“ Jyan d“‘;"“",‘:“dl:yt e B&”{"," technical 's‘zuo-:mnr-eq::‘::dr:e;‘nod‘}; ::;.n:ézzm& 52?;;":"&"'&..‘."»."‘:23 i i w! t t! 2 imediatel J re Peasant Premier Finds Law The delegates poinc out it would Prosecutor Discusses Re- '“:5'"’: et ,ngl.,o.gi; that, “thess people have been proved | temporary duty with the Pennsyivania f . Frank Keeney, pre: lent ~of arfare National Guard. B : to bring in more allied employes, : 2 Against Rich Young [which this sontrer woula entan, and| POrts Which Followed Ac- District 17, United ifine Workers would prevent the government of treason. I ‘ irlel el Secret Service Work OLMANIZING is a secret process of starched- collar cleansing that has amazed the laundry ‘“‘?“"’y' Its ¢ Women Violated. e whe are hot quittal at Charles Town. | sight men are in sant at Charies . marvelous flexible starch- B the Associated Pren. et lexates Treneat the prasent | Soeitl Divetch o T s ton “with tho armed march. Al "ot P D ing and smooth-edge white- EOFLA, Bulsasis. June ] Eremier] oooupanicy sut 100 e e ey BEON. W, treason, are under indictment and a l Stamboullsky advocates the arrest|membera of the commission, who, they | the treason cases and have obtained a change of venue to - be had Ivi b and punishment of girls who retuse | Charge. are living a high life at the | growing out of the armed march on|Charles Town on charges of con- ness 1s to be had only by callmg 3 The Tolman Laundry to obey the new law requiring them | Despite these protests, however, & Lt;lll'ln county late last summer in :'éi"cfie}':: ioladion 3,':":.,{:3,,’.“:";: R 1 that sa s BCcount to work for the government free|is forecast that the parliament w which a change of venue was obtain- | the treason and murder hearings, all H "n' cCol v i , low much will you put into lt this F. W. MacKenzie, Manager. r. 6th and.C Streets NW. AR DIV &) four months out of each year. Under |D® obliged to accept the commission's | o4 from Logan and Kanawha coun-|must face trial for alleged conspiracy, this law girls between );.he nge: of f,',}’,2°s§,‘,’;n’,ffl"m“," o the presentlties, where the indictments were|acCording to Attorney Bercher, time? Yflll’. savings account is the sixtecen and twenty, daughters of|pay her reparations because of the|found, to the circuit court at Charles Will Coptinue Prosecution. one sure thing you personally can bourgeois citizens of Varna and Sofla, | 10w rate of exchange. Town, Joffarson county. will be trled.| Col. C. W. Osenton of Faytteville, count on in time of need. It's sure— are required to work, but only 100 t was stated by Attorney A. M. Belch- | who, with Mr. Belcher, led counsel for ready CAS| 2 wi . hove complied. and they are doing| STATE GETS CAMP PIKE. |er upon his return to this city from | the prosecution in the Bliszara case y } “H! But :: will hf':;‘"} sewing, typing and hospital work.| LITTLE ROCK, Ark., June 1.—Camp | the Jefferson county seat. 3!3?.;‘222;?".!‘.‘:‘5‘&';53.3 r.y“ff"\j:m;;’ . i ‘!0“ s el et Contrary to reports both here and|remained In Charles Town Monday (o every pay day. The law went into effect May 1. Pike, former Army cantonment here, at Charles Town that the verdict of |fix the date and arrange for the next Those who have refused to obey | has passed from the jurisdiction’of the - A argue that they are either under o | nited States to that of Arl acquittal in the case of Willlam Bliz-|trial. that of Wilburn, which is Ask for the Daily Dime Q . above the stipulated ages, or that : zard, the first officer of the Unii scheduled to commence June 12. Col. A clue by which to know ey are about to be married, which Soxerament ¢ Javocable ks Mine Workers to be tried” on" {qe|Osenton has since returned to his Savers. They're FREE L2 is one of the excuses allowed. b Ll S il s gharge of treason, would automatical- home for a rest of ten days. f} the man who TOLMAN.- Those who comply belong to some [ MUKy Teserve, was fRECed @O0 Bt iss the charges of treason |, Attorney Belcher said that after the IZES—he's al of the wealthiest familles, and thelr | cebted by Mad o B, Froedmar, Savolc b inat the twentyfour others con. | JUry returned the yerdict of acquittal s d N . l Bank 2| mot them to thei nected w e miners’ un , following tl > es always a e ers A comaa" tnranghout | tne | National Guard. obtatned a changs panlon: o | deliberation of about six hours, the econ ationa j-\, starched collar advocate elght hours demanded of their daugh- T :::'l':'nltlyluo.td :}lll’: inst tge sOV- :lnveo"r‘xb:l::lrd:lafilcu::‘éelhe case -freely = ) ters. TEARS GOOD FOR GERMS. |erelenty of the ook Belcher |UER0 SV of the: Jurymen staten,” The Bank of Utmost Service” Typical Peasant Law. TTY 1t. CHICAGO, June 1.—Experiments con- | after a short recess regardless of the | MI- Belcher said, “that while two of 1 of the rule of | 4 e O Y Tealth department |8mount of. time they consumed. the witnesses—the required number 509 Seventh Street N. laboratory have disproved popular be- Next Case to Be Tried. to prove the overt act—testified on @ P ) % the witness stand that the defendant @ The delegates to the peasants’ con- | lief that tears will destroy germs, the The next case to be tried is that of actually committed the overt act in gress are protesting agalust the| health commission announced. He said There Are Many Sales—But Now We Have posal of the reparations commission | Mum ‘multiply when placed in tears. 7% ol | Every Wool Suit in both Stores Reduced VALUES FROM 425 to 40 IN THREE BIG GROUPS As you undoubtedly know, this has been a “backward season”—the result is that our large stock has not moved as [ J rapidly as we expected. 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