Evening Star Newspaper, July 13, 1922, Page 9

Masked Men Ra By the Assoclated Press. OROVILLE, Cal’f., July 13.—Numer-. ous strikebr and guards were injured, several seriously and one perhaps fatally, when about seventy- five men, speeding Into town early today in automobiles, charged the the They fired about fifty shots, but a injured had been clubbes been shot. Several were removed to hospitals. Tom Wilkinson, the train- master, was beaten over the head, l\lflerlnl & possible fracture of the skull. Reports indicated there was no re- sistance. The roundhouse was badly damaged. Residents of Oroville said they counted twelve automobiles. Donald Stevenson was severely beat- en, chased to a point a mile away a there stripped of his clothes. He wi found in a serious condition and re- moved to a hospital. Masked men appeared at the round- house without warning, and the ‘We are featuring an ideal light guards and employes, overwhelmed and beaten, were forced into the open. crystal Set of six tumblers and They fled in_every direction. In itcher, at $3.50 and $4. * 4 Y ~ short time the assallants had com- | pleted thelr work and left town. HOUbTON Tex., July 13.—The [m- The Capital's Gift Shop ernment virtually took over the railroad strike situation’ when United States 1215 F Street and 1214 to 1218 G Street Hours—38:45 to 5:30 Iced Tea Sets In our crystal section you will find many unusual designs and new conceptions in Iccd Tea and Lemonade Sets.. Deputy Marshal R. A. Harvin announced he would station deputies along the lines of the Southern Pacific to prevent inter- ference likely to obstruct the mails. The situation generally was quiet today. Recelvér Asks Troops. AUSTIN, Tex., July 13.—A telegraphic request from J. E. Lancaster, recelver for the Texas and Pacific rallway at Dallas, that state forces be employed Ertebacher Twelve -Ten F 8t. WILL CLOSE OUT FRIDAY 87 High-Grade Afternoon Dresses $29.50 Reduced from $59.50, $69.50, $79.50, $89.50 THE DRESSES IN THIS OFFERING ARE ALL TAKEN FROM OUR OWN STOCK OF HIGH-CLASS DRESSES. IN ALL THIS SEASON’S HANDSOMEST MATERIALS AND BEST MODELS. ALL NEW SHADES; ALSO NAVY AND BLACK. THE STYLES OF THESE DRESSES BEING ADVANCED MODELS, THEY CAN BE WORN THROUGHOUT THE ENTIRE FALL SEASON. exchanges No credits No refunds Determination Sale ; R ather an unusual head line for a sale, but we might just as well call it that, for we are DETER- MINED to clean up Every Pair of This Season’s \ LOW SHOES In all our stores, and here is what we believe will do it: PRICE Not a lot'of shoes made for sale purposes, but every pair taken from our regular lines and sold throughout the season up to . ALL SIZES ALL WIDTHS "SHOKS OF THE BETTER. KIND FOR MENSWOMEN set Western Pacific roundhouse here. The 2 attacking party then motored away. flcmnd Four guards were missing and wera' G believed to have been kidnaped, $10 Many of the assallants were masked. ld Roundhouse, Beat Up Occupants, and Flee e u: St o e R v, ville, where he delivered an ad- dress Jast l:l Gmr-" Falls to Aect. FORT WOPTH, Tax.. July 13.—Gav. Pat M Neft refuged o isten to, deths take in regard to the request of Re- celver J. E. Lancaster for state troops to protect workmen on the Texas lnd Pacific rallway shops at Longview an other Mla “We' ll e to let those matters take iemselves they come care of along,” he reru-d in answer to ques- tions as to his probable action. Gov. Neff said he had not recelved the re- quest forwarded from Austin by Adjt. Gen. Barton. Four Hurt in Clash. NEEDLES, men were wounded here yesterday in | a clash between strikers and their successors at the roundhouse of the | assaul Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe rail- way. Viclence In D..Im‘. 0] tement today de- ploring vlolenos in connection with the walkout and declaring that the organized union strikers were con- ducting “an orderly, well disciplined strike.’ The statement blamed any lawless- ness on irresponsible persons, agsra- vated by the presence of troops, road “gunmen” and United 8 marshals. The strikers sought sup- port of public officials and the press in preserving law and order, the statement said. Only sporadic acts of a few irre- sponsibles, highly colored and vicously exaggerated, have ba!n reported, the statement sald. Bar Al !'n- Shops. DENISON, Tex., July 13.—Two im- ized early to- and taken to the Red river, five miles north of here,' where they were lectured and told to leave Texas. They were seized when ;;‘ey from northbound are being sought for. ‘This was said to be the first result of the avowed intention of union nouncement of this stand brou word from United States Mar: Phil Baer at Paris, Tex, that arrange- ments had been made for a number of deputies to come here. Hundreds of men congregated at the M. K. a T. station today. They began gath ing late last night at the station. Btriking shopmen closely guarded every entrance to the Katy car shops, roundhouses and other plant Picketers went on duty ar out as three miles from Denison. Some of the men were ported to have shotguns, others rifles and pistols. More Deputies to Ge. DALLAS, Tex., July 13.—The situ- ation at Denison will necessitate the use of additional United States deputy marshals, Charles C. Huft, tarney for the M. K. and T. raiiroad, said today. Thirty additional dep- Elllen will be taken to Denison from all “No message has been recelved by the road from Gov. Neff relative to his promise to call out state troops, Mr. Huft said. Strikers Picket Idle Shops. SAGINAW, Mich.,, July 13.—About 200 striking rnllwly shopmen gath- ered near the gat of the Pere Marquette shops this morning, but the shops were Idle and no r last nights disorder wi Approximately 1,000 & :sympathizers particip: in | night’s demonstration that resulted in about a score of workers leaving the shops and in the beating of two men who attempted to work their way through the crowd to take jobs va- cated by the strikers. Between 800 and 900 shopmen are on strike here. FORD FIRM ON OFFER. Shoals Proposal to Stand; Senate Committee Meets Tonight. There will be no modification of the proposal of Henry Ford for and lease of the Muscle Shos nitrate and power plants at the me« ing of the Senate agriculture commit- tee tonight. last This was announced by persons close to the Detroit manufacturer to- day. The meeting tonight of the Sen- ate committee is admitted by Chair- man Norris to be for the particular purpose of obtaining final statements from bidders on their. offers to de- velop the government's project at Muscle Shoal: Mr. Ford' word in that regard, it was said, given the House mili- tary committee at the time it con- cluded its investigations. It was con- tained In a letter to Chairman Kah: which agserted in unmistakable la; guagé that no further changes in proposal would be approved. It is expected that representatives of the Alabama Power Compa: Frederick E. Engstrum and possibly Charles L. Parsons will be pi when the committee convenes tonight. Chafrman Norris is known to in its present form, compris one hundred typewritten pag —_—— SHIP BOARD PAYS CLAIM. Seattle Construction Firm Cuts $10,000,000 Bill to $1,408,416. A claim against the Shipping Board Emorgency’ Fleet Corporation of the Standifer Construction Corporation of Seattle, originally in excess of $1 ,000, was yesterday settled by Fhipping Bou.rfl for 3”! 16 plus $500,- 000, which had already been paid. The claim of the Standifer concern ‘was ‘for losses sustained through the cancellation of five steel ship con- tracts and for changing lump sum contracts To cost plus contracts. We Will Oleen, -Qfi'nd and domn nln-n.r P ":" immt:,*,. Time Counts When You Are Vhltlng Let us do ‘your deveélop- ’an and printing and we 1 give you “Same Day el You are in a hurry for your plotures and our service will give them to you in the shortest time possible. Even _thot we do quick work no H Int in -urlflufl to -u time. Our wo inolnllv don and mu“' é i sz RUGS| HAYES WALKER INDICTED ON MANN ACT CHARGE Grand Jury Files Manslaughter Bill Against Cripple, Rob- ert McMillen, Hayes Walker, allas Paul H. Schmidt, of New York, thirty-three years old, the ‘una Jury 20 MORE AT'Y CAMP. Nine of Previous Bhift Awarded Honor Program Prizes. ‘Twenty boys, the second unit, yesterday went to the Y. M. C. A. t' )On Rhodes river, near Anna l., ter 8 twv-'n-k ouun' Nlnv.un w two weeks at the u.m ‘Washington y‘l!eld.ly ‘There are no' about ninety-elght boys was indicted toda S eaatge of white averT e il e s Pays 6 Per Cent wood, Md., lemea s Ders | which is & part o the camp systiem And stored for on shares maturing in 45 deserted Helen Ader. nineteen years| The.Y. M. C. A. resort I known as * or 8 months. It !o,l;u & waltress of West 2}:m;.ze-u, o having been . 2 ., Who claims L) rou| t er to w ©|fas & base ball diamond, tennis and s Fieee 0 s Sald to have Teprrsenssd | hand beil Sourts, swimming beach and ummer Pays 4 Per Cent himself as a millionaire. When the &irl told her story to the grand jury the jurors took up a collection and ve her $56 with which to get back Py bnun[ facilities. A radio recelving set has also been established. Every Sunday is vl-"ol‘l‘ day at the camp and last Sunday seventy-five parents of the campers were on the grounds. BLAST KILLS TEN. Burplus War Material Explodes in German Factory. the Associated Press. PEBRIIN Yaly 13-—Ten persons wers killed in a terrific explosion yester. day in a factory at Zwesten, near Bchwanheide, Prussia, -where surplus war material was being broken up. indictment for laughter rt McMil- ple, during en altercation in & house on Missouri o April McMillen was arrested In indicted -nd lhs charges them ar: J h A. Dawson, to Aevllth Joy- ‘Glasson. grand Alanzo A Gilbert, Cleon F. Alonzo Tolliver and William Oriental Rugs Cleaned Now! Phone or Send Pastal Hekimian 1516 H N.W. Main 2063 "PERPETUAL 'BUILDING ASSOCIATION on shares withdrawn be- fore maturity. Assets More Than $8,000,000 Surplus More Than $800,000 l Corner 11th and E Sts. N.W. BERRY, W. CARR, Secretary | | 3amxs JOSHUA W Hl". non-support. Many other persons were injured. 608 TO 614 , For Frlday The House of Courtesy: Clearance of Cotton Frocks b L —including Printed Voile, Imported Gingham, Smart Ratme. $5.95 —and this utterly dlsregards prevxous pnces. They are most effective of the season’s designs; in the range of accepted colorings—and touched with the artistic skill, which gives Philipsborn Frocks distinctiveness. We are making radical reductions on every remaining Suit in stock Tricotines, which are admirably adapted for fall wear. The Fine $2 5 The Fincst $ 45 Grades ..... Others in between—reduced to $15 and $35 All Tweed Sport Suits $7 .50 There are no exemptions—all are mcluded—Silk- lined and in the favored shades. Sizes 14, 16 and 18 only. Coats—Capes—Wraps The dressy Coats and the Wra{]‘)ay Wraps—in Veldyne, Marvella, Eponge, Tricotine, Normandy, Velour de ine, etc. Exclusive and exceptional in character and type. Reduced to— $3 95 Jackets—with and . Cléaran_ée of Sport Skirts : s.triped Sport Skirts—including also all the Baronet Satin 5 .00 Clearance of White Hats $2.95 About 100 of the season’s best models in plain and Many of the Garden Flops; and still others of more lpottwe and d(essy shapes—in the smart combination, ’ Clearance of Cloth Suits bilnpsborm«»sw»»% 11th ST. N.W. gl ull (i W/ Al I\ " UL Ul Il Ul ull > an ull e Ul Ul i k| WA« N nn M M| hid! g DA an 7 ", f\ ———— ) m Wi 1 gl ye 1y Iy, e u b b g X nn 1 g k¢ ke 1l (1 Y/ " * 7 1Y Iy Ul Ul ye Ty o N ul Ul 19y UL "Wy "yl | gh Ve . 1l g an b 7] an My ‘0 /I 11! Iy (1 (1 Ul Ul wr * un i Up 1§ 1§l U1 Store Closed All Day Saturday Until Sept. 9 Clearance of Sweaters All-wool Tuxedo and Slip- over Sweaters—with long or short sleeves; round and V neck; with belts and pockets. Buff, All of our finest Silk Sweat- ers—are specially reduced for clearance—in many cases less than ONE-HALF the original price. 525 ¢35 Clearance of Silk Hosiery A small quantity of Pure Silk Tailored Hose—perfect quality—tailored seam back and double heel and toe. Black, Putty and Medium Gray, American Beauty, Tomato Red, Jade, Mohawk, Navy, Black .. | § : % ) § | ; (Clearance of Blouses 270 Tailored Waists, in Voiles, Dimities, Batiste — some lace trimmed; some with striped and checked collars and cuffs. Bisque, Or- chid, Flesh, White, Clearance of Silk Underwear 133 very high-grade Crepe de Chine, Radium Silk and Crepe-back Satin Chemise— some plain tailored; others trimmed with real filet lace and two-toned ribbon. White, Flesh Orchid, Peach and Clearance of Petticoats - Small lot of White Radium Silk Petticoats—with double panels; and tailored flounce. $1.95