Evening Star Newspaper, June 15, 1922, Page 7

This Week’s - SPECIAL Flor de _ 'MARIVELES Manila Cigars Full Londres Size HERE’S VALUE, MEN! A straight 5¢ Manila Cigar known for its quality—perfectly made—and all stock in Al condition—stock up while you can get them at this price. 3 For 10c Box of 100, $3.30 From the .close-fitting chin- strap diving caps to the trimmed styles to complete the beach stume. A lot of styles—all finest quality. 15c to 89c¢ Pure rubber bathing suit bags, neatly trimmed. 69c Prices That SAVE Peroxide Hydrogen, pint.....15¢c Aromatic Spirits Ammonia, S DR e Vanilla Extract, 3 oz.......25¢c Dobell’s Solution (plain) pint.15¢c Speiser’s Skin Lotion. . .65¢, $1.25 Castor Oil, 40z.............15¢ Burgoline Mineral Oil, pint. . .50c .25¢ .25¢ .25¢ .19¢ Cascara,40Z.......ccc0nue Iodine, 3 oz... 0il Citronella, 3 oz. ... Glycerine, 4 0z...... Bicarbonate Soda, 1b. ....15¢ Preventol. . . . .pint, 42¢; qt., 75¢ Black Flag........13¢c, 32¢, 59¢c Dethol. ... ....pint, 42c; qt.,83c Peterman’s Roach Food. .10c, 19¢ Bee Brand Insect Powder.10c, 21c 35¢ O. B. H,, per can......25¢c Emerson’s Anodyne.........50c Lavoris............2lc, 42¢, 79¢ Lysol weee...23c, 45c, 89c Absorbine, Jr .... ve...98c Sloan’s Liniment. . ......29¢c, 48c Omega Oil............29¢c, 49¢c Yeast and Iron Tablets. .....69c Nux and Iron Liquid.......$1.00 Red Cloud Liver Berries. . ...21c Squibb’s Olive Oil, pint. ...$1.25 H. K. Wampole’s Cod Liver Oil Extract..... ..75¢ Mellin’s Food ..............65¢c Borden’s Malted Milk. . .42c, 75¢ Horlick’s Malted Milk. . .42¢c, 79¢ Pinkham’s Compound. ...89¢ Dioxogen. . ........23c, 42¢c, 69¢c Lion Brand Milk of Magnesia, pt., 29: Phillips Milk Magnesia .....2lc, 42c Fleet’s Phospho Soda...23c, 45c, 89c Swamp Root ..............49¢, 83c Regulin .......cccunee S. S. S. Blood Remedy ....83c, $1.39 Gude’s Peptomangan . Roger’s Digestor ...........25¢, 50c ....3 for 20c ....3 for 20c .3 for 20c .3 for 20c Counsellor. «..3 for 20c Engagernent st DAl 3for 20¢ Philadelphia Handmade .. .. .3 for 25¢ Deer Head Nobles ...3 for 25¢ Flor de Manuel Con Perfectos, 3 for 25¢ El Verso Ambassadores 2 for 25¢ Roi Tan Favoritas ....3 for 35¢ CIGARETTES Chesterfi_eld, Piedmont, Camels, Old Mill, Lucky Strike, Spur Packs of 15c Carton - $1-39 200 0t s of 200. .$1.90 San Felice Cigars . ..... Cinco .. ..... Red Dot . . . . Fatima, pack of 20 .. Carton of 200 , At All 3 Stores 3 Stores Watch for Opening of No. 4 Soon 604 9th St. Phone Corner F Street ©ux 723 14th St. Formerly Simm’s Phone GIVES CONCERT IN JAIL. Epiphany Chapel Choir Entertain District Prisoners. An_entertainment for the officials and inmates of the District jail was given last night at the institution by four members of the Epiphany Church choir. The concert was sup- | plemented by Master Charles Thomp- son, member of the Epiphany Chapel choir, who gave an impersonation of !the Turkish Malden. The quartet jwas composed of Mrs. prano; Miss Stillwell, c Martin, tenor, and Mr. Durkin, bass. Without Prospect of S douien sages comser o Resumption. the piano. Mrs. Charles Thompson of | By the Associated Press. the church was in charge of the en- ilertainmon}, & NEW YORK, June 15.—The break lof the wage scale negotiations be- itween the United Mine Workers and the anthracite coal operators ap- | peared irreparable today, as the union Il Who takes | members prepared; to leave for their |homes. That the suspension of the Your Money to hearings means a strike was the the Bank? SOMEONE is saving money you waste. HARD COML STRKE SEEN INEVTABLE Wage Scale Megotiations 0ff & opinion of both sides of the contro- versy. “There is no prospect of another meeting between our people nad-the operators,” said Thomas Kennedy, | president of district No. 7 of the United Mine Workers at Hazleton, Ya. Mr. Kennedy sald that the next move was up to the coal oparators, the Someone is getting richer as a result of your spend- ing. but that he did not expect any more proposals from that end. Someone is taking a part “We will await the outcome of the of yvour earnings to the |igtrike vote which will be completed bank and depositing it to || the 22d of this month,” Mr. Kennedy their credit. added, “and report on the Wilkes-Barre on the 26th.” Between 150,000 and 175,000 miners vote at Why don't you change the || order of things—onpen a |lare out now. The strike of main- savings account and take ||tenance men, 5000 of whom are on your money to the bank ||duty protecting the mining proper- for your own account? ties, would place mililons of dollars’ \ worth of coal properties in jeopardy through water seepage and other THREE PER CENT ON SAVINGS |:dangers. NO PROGRESS IN OHIO. Federal National Bank John Poole, President } Cor. of Fourteenth & G Streets Operators Not Ready to Begin Dis- cussion With Union Officials. CLEVELAND, Ohio, June 15.—Con- ferences of operators which have Fresh Shipment SCHULE’S (Sheely’s) Grape Juice For This Sale. . Per Pint. . Franklin 3713 Franklin 4312 Franklin 2856 WITH the growing popularity of O’Donnell’s Drug Stores we feel an increasing responsibility to our patrons. Quality in everything we sell is our first con- sideration. Then to go a little further than you would expect in lowering the price. So this week we offer more of our famous Sale Specials BONO Insecticide 2 Cakes Ivory Soap and 1 Box Ivory Flakes.... 1 9c $2.00 Value De Luxe FOUNTAIN: 79c PENS, 14-kt. Gold 3 e e S Friday gnd Saturday ONLY Two styles leather- ette shopping bags—one folding, one cretonne lined—both 69¢ 39 value, for two quality stiff bristles. value. This sale.. days reduced to. 25c Denta Alba Tooth Soap......10c 20-Mule Team Borax, Ib.........15¢c Senna Leaves, Ib.. . 30x50-inch Cedar Garment Bags, 79¢ Nickel Finish Scissors, 3 sizes. . .,.35c Improved Model Gillette Razors, $5.00 Styles. ...............$3.79 Gillette Brownie with 3 Blades. . .79¢c Jordan Almonds Hardwood back and handle; full size; good Colgate’s (Florient Charming) ..25¢ Colgate’s (other odors) ........18¢ ............ L2l Djer Kiss. .. ..21c Coty’s L‘Origan......... Houbigant Ideal Houbigant Q,lelq\le Fleur . Un Air Embaume Harriet Hubbard Ayers . Enchantmen RERPET Frivole ch 50c Hudnut’s Three Flowers (tin). .. Pompeian Fragrance............ Other Toilet Requisites Sweet’s Deodorant Cream .......19¢ Double or Triple Strength Othine, $115 size ............8%c Pinaud’s Lilac Vegetal ......... 95¢c Lion Brand Lilac Vegetal ......69¢ De Miracle ................53c, 8¢ 75¢ Evans Depilatory Outfit ....59¢ * Fresh, fine and perfect stock. We sell so many, they're always fresh. Peppermint Patties Chocolate covered, full flavored—fine Choice of Three Kinds 77 quality at lowest price ever quoted. 29¢<. Chq lat hocolate Marshmallows Rich, Creamy Marshmallows in deli- cious milk chocolate. Better quality— lower price. 75c Lion Brand Lemon Cream ..49c Creme Elcaya .. c....38¢c Daggett & Ramsdell’s Cold Cream— Coty’s Compact Powders. .......59¢ © THE EVENING STAR., WASHINGTON, D. C. THURSDAY, JUNE 15, 1922.° been held recently in an effort to find a_ basis for settling the coal strike have not made sufficlent prog- ress to permit meetings with union officials, one of the leading coal op- erators of the Cleveland distri serted last night. He stated th conferences still are going on. The question of a central competi- tive fleld and of the “check-off” are said to be stumbling blocks which prevent collection of sufficient ton- nage among the operators to make a resumption of work possible. Michael Gallagher, head of one of Cleveland's largest coal companies, who is said in Washington dispatches to have been in conference with John Lewls, president of the United Mine Workers of America, returned from Washington tonight. He knew noth- ing of any negotiations in Washing- ton, he said, and that his trip there was “largely on a persoaal matter.” STRIFE -CLOSES MINES. ct as- at the Injunction Against Interference Demand of Indiana Operators. TERRE HAUTE, Ind., June 15.— Owners of four wagon mines in the coal fleld east of Terre Haute indi- cated yesterday that they would not attempt to resume operations unless they can obtain a court injunction to {prevent a recurrence of demonstra- tions against their employas. A crowd of 400 persons called at the mines yesterday, disarmed the guards at one mine and upset loaded coal trucks. One non-union worker was reported to have been beaten. After visiting the mines the crowd Teturned here jfor a parade. UTAH RIOT QUELLED. Killing of Mine Guard Precedes Ordering of Militia. SALT LAKE CITY, June 15.—The killing of a mine guard and the wounding of a mine official by men who shot at a train near Castle Gate in the coal strike area of Utah, re- sulted in the dispatch last night of three units of the National Guard to the scene and the issuance of a proclamation by Gov. Maybey of martial law in the district. The hundred guardsmen comprise a battery and two cavalry troops and will patrol the vicinities of Cameron; Helper, Scofield, the scene of the first disturbance several weeks ago; W ter Quarters, Castle -Gate, Kenil- worth and in the Spring canyon re- glon. Maj. Elmer Johnson, in command. will have authority to close all mines in the district if necessary. OPERATORS DEFENDED. CINCINNATI, Ohio, June 15.—As- serting the Tllinois coal operators had not been treated fairly tions looking to settlement of the coal strike, Frank Farrington, president of the United Mine Workers of Iili- nois, in a statement last night, ex- ipressed the belief that mine owners of his state “would go along with any reasonable plan for settlement of the ystrike.” His statement followed re- ceipt of a report from Chicago stat- ing that the lllinois operators had refused to enter into conference with operators of other states. Mr. Farrington said that on two previous occasiorns the Illinois mine owners had agreed to attend confer- ences of operaters and miners to dis- cuss settlement of the strike, but on was called off by President John L. iLewis of the United Mine Workers. jafter Pitteburgh operators had re- fused to ioin in the movement 26 IN STRIKE ROW FINED. | _ JOHNSTOWN, Pa. June 15— Charged with interfercnce _with Iminers en route to work near Cairn- Stoyestown next Mon CHILDREN IN RECITAL. A plano recital by children wh cffective jmusic at Friendship House, 326 Vir- i {Ein avenue <outheast, will be jgiven at the house this afternoon at 3 o'clock. The rec will mark the {first public aovearance of the chil- {dren. Miss Lydia Burklin, headmas- | ter of Friendship Hou: {that the public i i Among those who : Mary Hedman, Eleanora Morris. 2 Pecker. Agnes Ferry. Mildred ean. Margaret Thomnson. Margaret Arrington. Katherine Ireland d 1 Sally Jamison. | The little girls of the musical itory class will read original stories { which ther have written on the live: {of Chopin. Schumann, Bach, Grieg 2 H | Handel. 111 STORES IN STYLE SHOW Eleven Washington department istores and business houses have en- {tered Saturday's style! show to be iheld at the tidal basin bathing beach. { Models will display the latest bath- |ing costumes before a selected board i of Judges. § | The judges will pass upon the model {suits collectively = will award a !silver_cup to the bu ing the best display. Another cup {will be awarded the individual suit, inot necessarily in the combination The style Show is onen only to busi- iness houses. The Ad Men's Club is |in charge. i . stated today q participate iD Tt and 18th “thereon. Adds :clipped: pink nose. Animal Rescue League, i Apply Washingfon : oW {349 Marsland ave. between olfy _post ! ALTOMOBT] ioffice and hutton: 2nd and Mass. please’ return button. e. 39 3rd wt. B BAG—CTocheted Dlack il _and steel beaded, {at marine barracks or on the &(reet. Reward for ‘roturn to H. C. Grove, 1210 G at. _ 16° { RILLFOLD containing §14 at St. James P. C. | Reward if returned C. 0. Appléman, Hyatts: {ville, Md., 35-J. o . B —From mito, vicinity of 10th . containing gents' anparel. Re- s 11t w. 15e { CLUSTER RI i num, with a sapphire { for return to 1329 K st. n.w. | ENVELOPE, containing_saapshots and films: | Saturday morning. on Georgetown car or on rd. between 13th and 14th. Reward. { Phone_Col. 2851, 15° { FRATERNITY PIN, jeweled Chi Pwi, in the [ E Ry of Chevy Chane Lake Tuesday even: |ing: Ruth Eshelman engraved on back. Call Col. 60R1-J. Reward. __~ se ! GOLD MEDAL with Initials W. H. 8. and i date, 1021, at American League Base Ball { Park, Monday, June Finder will be lib- { erally rewarded for return to Claude Terrell, 11405 Montello ave. n.e. —Saturday, in Freemar set with diamonds in plati- re center. Generous reward | ADY'S RIN | Georgetown. Finder return to K. 0. Call | West 220, 2 "OCKETBOOK containing money sod_work- g Kpermit. Orvis Dellinger. © Frankiis ] 8063 15 PURSE—Small billfold containing money and keys; found by 1ady on Georgetown ear wear- i Return Mrs. C.. 431 6th st. 1 ellow dress. !t Reward. | PORSE—Bmall grly, on Mt Pleasant car in front of Wyoming Apts. Kindly return same |to Apt. 701 The Wyoming. Reward. . | BILK GLOVES in package, on 7th st, car, Mon- day, June 12. Please return to 2024 ¥ st a.w. and receive reward. TMBRELLA, silk, ivory link handle with red u):\i“ Please return to 1770 Church.st. n.w. ird. VIRE WHEEL, with tite, from Overland car, Saturday, June 10; reward. Swiss legation, 16% WRIST WATCH—Small, gold, octagon-shaped, Elgin, initials “F. M..* tan une 12. Lincoln 5749-3 5% Irginia license No. 34864, 506 District National BILLS betw: Arcade 1638 Mo I oot e 4 ol in negotia- both occasions the nropored meeting ; Please phone Line. | lady’s, brown: small change aud school | Keep | | BREASTPIN—_Made from Zc piece. Finder i phone M. 1872, Br. 43, between §:30 a.m. and | 13 p.m. _Reward, 16° in or near Metropoll™ COML WEN COVE T0 NEET HOOVER Will Seek to Bring the Minor- ity Branches Into ~ Line. voluntary price restraint during the the producing and branches of the failed to co-operate in the plan. the necessity for the conference. javerage spot prices for bitum coal, after declining from $3.67 to $3.08 a ton when the voluntary plan ! was put out, had increased again on June 12 to $3.44. fact, he sald, that these operators and of the plan to believe it may . be broken down, and that the alterna- tive of legislation will give them igreat delays, are making all the hay they can in the meantime.” In some i the voluntary program, the Secpetary sald, the price has risen to as much as 35 a ton. The conference also, said, will consider the Hoover some Mr. ! tablished under plan where this cost of production. not warranted b In addition, ‘t‘lle coal in some localities. Three Crafts to Take Ballot as Three Sets Are Under ! Way at Chicago. CHICAGO. June 15.—While three sets of strike ballots rolled into Chi- ago headquurters of the six railway way labor organizations were prepar- ing today to call for strike vote fojlowing an anticipated wage re- duction expected from the Railroad Labor Board tomorrow The new decision, whic ito lop from $3,000.000 t from the pay of 32 al men and station oilers, witl complete wage reduction July 1. Pay 000 already 18 expected ries of three all effective ng $110.000.- ordered for 00,000 mainte- nance wborers. | Ballots for the shopmen and track |1aborers are being marked all over {the country and by next week thr {other groups will have joined in the ltions to their ballots, a | triple-barreled vote i { READY FOR STRIKE TEST. piling up ! during the winter have been studving | Officials of Railway Unions Not i { to Interfere. 1 By the Associated Press. { CINCINNATI Ohim June —Of- {ficers of the rail unions will not in- 1! | iterfere to stop a strike of the {000 shop craft and maintenance i way workers, B. Jewell declared {today in addressing the American Federation of Labor convention here Jewell is president of the rail- artment of the fed- M. i Mr. way employes’ dej | eration. | “Tne railway workers are read fhe t said Mr. Jewe nd_if {they decide to strike. theip deci il be complied with by their | |ers.” | iDEFENSE HEARD TODAY { IN CHARLES TOWN TRIAL ! Witnesses for Rev. Wilburn to Re- ! view Details of Killing of | Deputy Sheriff. i | By the Associated Press. CHARLES TOWN, W. Va.. June 15 Witnesses. in the defense of the Rev. J. B. Wilburn of Blair, charged with killing Deputy eriff John Gore in Logan county during the dis- in August, 1921, today were to be minister for death. The state rested its case vesterday jafter presenting testimons from fif- | teen witnesses in tw was responsible da teading Lo | show that the Rev. Wilburn was the {leader of a bund of men who sur- i prised Logan deputies on Blair moun- tain during the armed march of the ' Counsel for the defense could not say how many witnesses would miners from Marmet to Logan nd { called, but it was indicated the length shot three of them down. | of the trial, which is the second ling out of the disturbances on tl { Logan-Boone border. would dep- upon the number of rébuttal witness- es called by the state. The state rest came as a surprise the defense as it was expected t trial would be continued indefinit {after Judge J. M. Woods ruled t { tesggmony could be introduced from the Yime the march began at Marmet, that was relevant to the present trial. 1 Coal operators and dealers, comply- | ing with the administration’s plan for present strike, were here today to confer with Secretary Hoover on steps for bringing into line the minority in distributiflg * industry who have Because of the non-compliance of | the operators and dealers in some dis- | tricts, Mr. Hoover said, in explaining This was due to the | dealers, encouraged by the “criticism | districts which have refused to accept | it :will advise with the Secretary in re- ! gard to advancing prices of anthra- STRIE VOTES VAT W RAL PAY IT lshop crafts unions three other rail- ! $40,000,000 | v for | turbances in the southern coal fields | ! employed to refute testimony that the | his | be zrow- | e ol Cards of Thanks. | SNIDER. We wish to thank our many friends i #nd relatives for their kind sympathy and floral tributes during the {ljoess and death loved mether and “wife, MAG THE FAMILY. Deaths. Wednesday, June 14, 1922, at 1:40 8 her residence. Takoma Park, Md., E WOf e nte Dr. 3. Les en June 14. 1922, | wpital, - SARAM g ERL ox low : of William sy My fien, formerly of Reckville. services from Rocksille Bap- . June 16, 11 a.m Md. Funeral tist Chu | win, Julla A, Me- ! A ! w., Saturday ment at Mount Olivet oo Relatives JONES. Officers und Membe f Clifr Hm‘t. Beneficial Association \'oi" CHAR! JONES, = y ¢ I GOHNNON de 4 JOHN A. FRANKLIN. fecrtais hdent JONES. The members of Chas, Datcher Lodge. (¥ o dn AR Lt Dilher Tntes, v and K stn 1:30 pm.. for the i funeral of o late f Zion Lodge, OBicers will meet at As. at 1 oclock | Chureh, Funer D from Mt ¥ Moriah Zud st g between M and N st Relatives and friends ivvited to attend. i McGEE. denom; Otticers wod mem requesied b o e bt " trom Mt Moriah Ba ;|.YA||V:4-II M and N sts, s, n" Pres, at 8:40 Stose. wife of ‘David Funeral sery- Interment Holy | PUMPHRE 14, 1022 HREY, iwioved husband f the miphires. aged seven- {zseven sears. Funeral from the chapel of { Thomas & Sergeon, 1011 Tth 1. noa. on Saturday. June 17, a1 2 pm. Reiatives and | Tnterment at 160 Thursday, June 15, 1922 ishan JOBN T. f the nte Sarah R. Shaw fiss Rerthy J re not forgotten, wo; dear mother; i be fmrd 1o do, s Dife and memory last Alwazs think of you. i | EEFE: I can never he filled. | ® and loving remem- sther. BACHEL E. {brook. Somerset couniy, twenty-six |pallot-marking. if the plans of union ! jmen were fined $5 each and costs by |.xecutives are carried out. At a con- | and memors last a justice of the peace at Windber 1ast | ference in Ainia Mas we thiak of thee. night. Sheriff J. W. Griffith of Somer- | claven unions ded on a strike | OVING DAUGHTERS. * et county has served eviction notices {yvote in protest against the July 1| HOLMES In wui but lovios remembrance of on the families of ten Striking miners \yge cut. Thé si@pmen, however.i 25 e JOSEFH A, HOLMES. who de. of the Readirg Coal Cempany mnear |xubsequently added (wo more ques- | i, o M iweuts-one jears ago today, o n the srus of Jesus MOTHER the memory of my be- J. HOWARD, whe hitty-eight rears ago HOWARD. Toved iothe: pass Today W. I HOWARD. * * 1o the memory of her W cors MOTHER AND SISTER y WAnh, s 3 near me. u died four vears ago 1atl your memors fade, tx forever linger avs where you are laid HIS LOVING SISTER | FUNERAL DIZECTORS MORTICIANS 1730-1732 Pa. ave. — ‘ashington Phones 55183 i 317 1 i Model Chapel : Private Ambulances. i Livery_in Counection. | “Established 18 T tr | 3 'fi ivate Ambulance. Quick._ Dizuified and tent Secvice, . W. Deal & Co. i 816 H ST. N.E. Lincoln 3461, Automobile Service. _ Chape! i — L ReSeenreCo | 1208 H STREET NW (FORM:RLY 940 F ST NW) PHONE _MAIN j08 | ARSpesrs C-J-N-:h:l-.ws-s’r,._ ‘WM. H. SARDO & CO Saen e Adveamenie Fanerais V.L. SPEARE CO. Neith the successors of nor v fod with ke original W. Hu Spea it 940 F St. N.W. 6028 l in wi i establishm: Braomdrm AUTO VICTIM DIES. Cecil Rice of Baltimore Succumbs at Casualty Hospital. Cecil Rice, forty-five years old. & Carrollton avenue, Baltimore, w { i ] accident on the Washington-Balti- more boulevard near Hyattsville, Md., early yesterday morning, died at Casualty Hospital shortly after 1 o'clock this morning. Coroner Nevitt approved a certif- jcate of death. Prince Georges { county officials were notified” of the Baltimorean's death. were made to ship the body to Balti- more this afternoon. Mrs. William H. Wilholm, who was injured in the accident, was able to leave the hospital yesterday after- noon and return home. . RESIGN FROM NAVY. Lieut. Andrew K. Frankel of the battleship Idaho and Lieut. Sterling ; Taylor of the dispensary. Navy | Department. both of the Naval Med- ! ical Corps, have resigned their com- missions. | Cards of Thanks. | We wislh to express our gratitude to our relutives aud friends for their kindness | during the illness of our beloved mother and nister, Mrs. KATE C. SMITH, nnd for the beatiful floral tributes at the time of her death. 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