Evening Star Newspaper, August 3, 1922, Page 24

A ’ o Gk 3 / ' THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ¢, THURSDAY, Iceman Swallowin $70,000 LEFT.POLI SHIPPING CONTRACT| | < e, | e o s s w Taking of Emeuc: members Old Friendship. SOUTH ORANGE, N. NEW YORK, A t 3.—A friend- GAN El-lN ENIEB August 3—James Selitto, 'ee ship formed yur:‘:‘:o on the hand dealer, never did care for | |pall courts yesterday brought James AUGUST 3, 1922." “geientific sharks,” and he cares A. Scott, retired policeman, a legacy i lens today the police con- | ! of $70,000 from the estate of the late ::I:::ly.l:::-zlkme-:‘:.fllk’-l-l‘?: iwlamnnhmlne Grinnell, soclety man N 3 itect. American - Counsel Pleads | | =pecin aversion ix directea | {*"Fne will: fied for probate, also pro- w E A N against the operator “fl!::‘ll:; :'lfled l‘n additional $10,000 for Scott ar Emergency i = o use for education of his two sons. A Store Near Your Home EFgEnCyRIn N et it held obsect, wn- | | MARTYN GOES TO PANAMA. John W. Martyn, private secretary wegian Case. doubtedly a ring.” 1¢ ix the ring police seek, fol~ By the Associated Press. ) il b ";, a3 to the Secretary of War, has gone to | ’ THE HAGUE, August 3.—George| | womns comtomer of Selitto that- | |the Panama Canal Zone to spend his | [ Sutherland, chief counsel for the| | her wedding ring had disap- | |vacation looking over the Punama canal and the government railroad peared immediately after a across the isthinus. United States in Ry e ‘With i 5 visit from the iceman. Wi the shipbuilding Selitto in jall, the police think dispute between that eventually the ring will i i 1 the American and [0 e e = : n Noal complete Norwegian gov- - the ark and had taken his wife, chil- DANGEROUS TAchcs dren, relatives and friends aboard, what . became of the wicked people?’ Why _— weren't they taken along of arbitration that v - - : oA Reckless Pistol Firing to Stop | oo ns, Byrmes (brok 2:-'; Motk intihe Below you'll find the pries that is ! Speeders Should Cease. did no. euspend ! corporation. gomg 1o clear our racks of every or cancel any con- 3 T the Bditor of The Btar: = Palm Beach and Mohair suit on lon Neanols # The account published in your news them. Don’t forget that these are i sloon ! columns on Monday of the pursult, P ” 7 which were seized [Saptire, eieape"tariner. pursatt and || Woles" suits._ Wosdeen foe style, y Prica. Fd | final arrest of a woman for exceeding i nd “sf -upiveness.” contraocts, came 19 - the Maryland speed limit on the o AnCup nd of them-Tueorge Sutherla Rockville pike, and for failing to 8/ Ficon> ‘show her driver's license when de- d, because circumstances arose’ b I T e e e | Manded by an ofMcer, reads like a cording 1o the stipulated obligations | "uthis tnstance the question of fast mpossible. i S aible. sher of Chicago, former | ATIVIRE 18 “of minor “{mportance as compared to the cowboy method em- Secretary of the Interlor and coun-|ployed by the officers in their efforts said In reply that|io siop the speeding car, driven by a Regular $15 Value SPECIALS FOR THIS WEEK Wagner’s No. 2 Pork & Beans, ;¢ 1 5 Mission Tiny Asparagus Tips,? fim35c ernments, told the {permanent court woman. It appears that the Maryland officers had recourse to their re- on_of foreisn capital | Volvers, firing a number of shots at ° ' ° ine construction in Ame the tirés of the fleeing car, & most There was no Inten tion now of claime dabgerons expedlent: | Any oneotithe Ing compensation, he said, e€qual to|pyllets fired might have been deflect- o that i Mightihs been | ed from the metal work of the car 8 ssels, com- | and have killed or fatally wounded Regular $18 Value . been operated by the Nor-|the driver, or the driver of a passing They All Go at This Price NE i sctared) oty clalmed thalll ey uiung in Wivery! distressing THE Columbia Orange- actual market value of the seized| The use of a revolver in such a Fase Crush Bottling Com- ships: < wholly unnecessary and unjustifi- pany uses Goodyear Pneus Palm Beaches in all the various shades, light and dark, of the genuine cloth. Exceptionally well tailored in up-to-date models and, best of all, the cost dunn' this The above are in small, round tins. | Early June Peas .. i DB Creme 0il Toilet Soap . ‘1;‘,",‘.?’,,,.25 ble, and the officer guil f such | matic Cord Truck Tires on INDIANS IN VIRGINIA R everly ancipiinea Provic ||| these trucks ® carrying dentially no one was injured in the fragile loads and opecating HOLD ANNUAL FISH FRY1 k upon the tires, but it might in all kinds of weather. Jiasions Innotest moisoiatasian trom Prom them it gecs ftruck S| YSLODIE DK g - rotection, traction, eco~ the demoralizing effect upon the wom- p e J Many oflicxals Attend Feast of | b o the wheel, whose skill in nomical service. . Tribes—Flag Raising Exer- handling her car and keeping her bal- anee under fire doubtless averted & cises Feature. catastrophe. I am by no means ex- Goodyesr Truck Tires mouths of th for which the , at s a risk to human | e Hamed, | for which they | ROt aw v ciearly a banaer and | | | GO OD) ARI|l grounds of the 'k ibe, | should be repealed forthwith, near Windsor § . L. EVANS. ago. PRIy i tribe, “inclaging. the wives ana cnii-| VETERANS PLAN HOME. = T t —_— cusing the speeder. The whole ques- are sold and serviced by o tion in my mind is that of the reck- the local Goodyear KSBU. < 7 3 rms on the public i nnual fis . of e in the most ex- Truck Tire Service 9 . P hree original tri Bt which did not exist Station Dealer. ! er c {Indians, the ¢! -|in thia instance.’ 1f the law permits 9 can tions of which are o eaCTYAs | trivial circumstances as the case in For Sale by . pres A o . ecial clearance is but one lonely little “X. g e . Mid-Washington Service Co. P ice that these are SILR Mohairs—in other Launch Movement for Institution INC. words “the best what am.” All the newest patterns and & e Order of fter the shades. Styles to suit every man in town. Yes, they are remarkable bargains at $10, but that’s the best way for Widows and Orphans. 1602 14th St. N.W. Chiet Adkins| A tempor organization was ‘ THibe. e al £OF | tarmen Hast TIEBL by vetetins of fha Phone North 366 we know of to clear them out. V\hl(l\ was fol-] ejy Spanish-American and world of a large that has for its object the es- United States fl ¢ aclivering | tablishment of a permanent home | the address of e, Chief Ad-|for the widows and orphans of vet- kins introduced George A. Bowden,|erans of those wars who served from P Per bushel, 60 Ibs., for 95c. Peck, - 5 c WONDE Csli(())TRréEs 621 wHo po as ey 14th, Cor spector of the industrial com- | the District of Columbia. The initial m of Virginia, who spoke. movement to raise funds will be :\n Fried fish, catfish chowder, turtle|excursion to Marshall H chicken and eool lemo- at. which time genera rved. After dinner talks| (o the movement will be laun. ed by Col. M AINTING We put it on right xo it stays and looks good. Rasiscor Sardlits, cam. 0 - o« « - Mo | Fish andboFiakia Hessiag, i St L SL L.;‘:‘Eyai‘::g The """fm:":’_?!5,“E:’{I‘?,‘,V"’";ZEII‘\'\T;‘fi fi.—: BE: I»F"ur o Pa. Ave. d ADVEI.RTISE N. Y. Ave. King Oscar Sardines, can. . . ...15¢c in Tomato Sauce. ... .. 13¢ »‘:‘-l;fr'-'l)::"mn and M. D, Hart, game] V. - an Legion, - Son erguson, 5 Both Stores mlx:;%';nn"()pm Saturday \ ! am. commander. e Paintiog Dept. Potorue 1C R, | 1114 9th 8¢ Phoes Main 2490-2491. LAUNDRY WAGE HEARING. |5 vieizt, chitrmen 3 Marie E!izabeth Sardines. . . . . .15¢ | King Oscar Boneless Herrin.g. Loebsack, TodessOverale B oton ol Qudan N loa commities aaa ('l“;l‘r LU LT LT O T LN UL HnunnmmnRsnnmnensnnm o, ! chairman of publicity. The 15¢ Eight Cases. commit 1 meet again Monday Store Closes 3 p.m. Saturday. CHUM ALASKA SALMON, can . 12¢| " s : Ny TR s Stocks must be reduced before Invento | Cloverleaf Chinook Salmon-—- == 25c¢||: i f ry orixinally fled early tn 1001 —Painting. [o) - up for ‘M\rnn\. e after de —Paperhanging. CERTO Per bottle, The King of Sandwich Meats ‘:t.‘,l:fi ?:Ifn ::: : s —Upholstering. / Off [R— nx‘u 'y]nn{‘r‘wvn- 0 qua were overrule Quality work at moderate cost. Underwood s Deviled DRI Sty are . o Geo. Plitt Co.. Inc., 3" 205 As advertised in Good EUa S S L ey Y M Housekeeping and other mag- One Lb. Tin Pail: — ‘,“]?. Slqan’s Store-Wide Cllt Kris Peanut Butter--- Fine Grality, berpai, 20C i Faxs board Bavine in chave? the' Liniment Excepti; y S: {to inspect their books to determin EeptnEMonly gileess if minors were employed by these i clothes, and a few concerns, if the women emploved | == Y standard priced items . B. & M. Canned Spaghetti. ... . 12V4c [[i| 57 2fesrss, Sotkmere bites . 7 Clicquot Club Beverages | p- & V. Cenned? Spaghetti. . 10¢ [l mimatios wiicy Yo Sl ot 1o < Furnishings, Shoes, Hats and Ginger Ale—Root Beer—Sarsaparilla. under the law 9 Miss Elizabeth Brandeis and Miss Campbell’s Pork and Beans. ..... . 10c [[[f | ane anaccson or the wminimum wage 2 bottles for 25¢ | Ritter’s Pork and Beans. ... ...... 10 Amsmo G Hart Schaffner e‘f Mal‘x Case of 24 bottles, assorted as you want it— Tomatoes, No. 2 cans....... ... ... 10c Vacationing—so easy but easier still to relieve ex- $3.00, includes charge for containers. — 3 Tomatoes, No. 3 cans. . . . . «...15¢ [{if| Australtan House Approves Wash- Bausted, aching muscies. 8prsad E a rl F ]I'Wei ] t S ington Conference Treaties. fm'!rd--. Thenenhyqul:x,lh(— l ' I l S . comfort. A friend in need to ; e 22 = MELBOUR August campers for ail emergencies. Afternoon” Teas | Protecto Safety Matches ||| =" it i e | ratified the_tre: These are teas of fine quality. Get acquainted the recent W. with Afternoon quality and you'll get perfect tea satisfaction at modest prices. Mixed—Y4-1b. pkg—29¢ Green—-lb. pkg—29¢ 3 doz. bo: £ ‘ Orange Pekoe—/;-Ib. pkg—35¢ 7 =% zsc l ‘jf Glass-Top Fruit Jars—- .> 80c; 298¢ At $35 these suits were the talk of the town; good range of patterns in conservative or sport models. Re- duced to 28 $43 was reasonable for "Extreme values at $48, The old reliable brand at a very low price. Buy “Protecto” matches for the men folk— they'll appreciate them. Our Radio, Stocks < AN these Fine Worsted Suits; beautifully tailored, silk Star Naptha Washing Powder gfl’nz ';_'l:?‘:;:l riferm m:: for ggz Are Complete many early fall weights . trimmed, suitable for early e reduced to fall wear. 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