Evening Star Newspaper, August 24, 1922, Page 4

% : ; X , . . .. UHE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. THURSDAY,: AUGUST o4 M- .. Cras | <DEVITT||TINREDPLOT . [ya Joniess ¢ |Congress Shrine Committee |81 CROSSING TRAGEDIES SHOW Isemiciurriens =% A v \CU . | WRECK FURNITURE : B il S o ,',’g;;}«"”i""'{f FACE COURT muAY "N paruamen| Will Be Headed by Ireland| “AUTOINSANITY”IS ONINCREASE| FOC 0 o oNs | :; pfl{l:fi:%%{SYfiV‘v{gjfi: V I:}:l;Nl‘i::“fl:‘{';‘:“::—:E{Ei::fl::}:i 4 Other Chairmeu‘ r e mm? Auto insanity, a comparatively new | their attention to the acts of inex-| By the Associated Press. and highly dangerous mania, which | perienced drivers. Fifteen deliberate. | NEWARK, N. d. August 24— MUDDIMAN'S==s yiolation of 1919 Criminal|icted or cewed ws anewer 10| Named for Big impels irresponsible motorsts to “get |7 L0, 1@ I Tni one car was{ The Tesidents of the Ridgewood -|there” ahead of everythng from &{driven at a speed of twenty-five miles | Seéction have placed a problem be- baby carriage to a Mying express|an hour in the dark without any kind | fore the police by asking that : ; | of light showing. train, is ncreasing st an alarming | MERL ShOWIREC L G| mulers be placed on the crowing Iy tried to “beat” other automobiles their demands, unhinged the doors - 4 of- the parliament building and en- . Bl Syndicalism Law Charged | fered:’ wiverime ine turntiure. the| Convention Here rate. according to an investigation |\ oo I8 g railrond tracks has| 9fFoopters and cooing of pigeons police drove them out, using their ] Just completed by the Penusylvania | o SN mong motorists, but | ireet ot g e L | PERETT side arms freely. = Fifty of the : - Tailroad. 600) ] J s as just been a . s P 1vi company's investi-| brought to a successful ci in Michigan demonsirators were tsksn fo ihe The Pennsylvania company recently Hh° Penmsvivania company's investl- | [LGUEIE 4L Siers in Ridgewood de- gators have lear‘;md'lh'a”:hv udr, u:ly Eiate " that itheir aloer i ie e accurate check on the rate of care- | o0 AVE [0 CROL SRR L] o L oning of melubor, 2 safety a 3 of neighbor- lessness displayed by chauffeurs at ed to allow the passage of a fast| hood chanticleers. Just who is to busy rallroad grade orossings. They, approaching express is growing. turn the mufflers on and off, the selections dangerous points in Mary-| The Investigators tabulated 831| police have not yet decided. aw. & eanta. i [cases of negligence, which may be land, New York, Pennsylvania, Vir- | 5il 3’s mong the following forms: |=—— ginia and Delaware, and in a very Failing to lopk in either direction sent @ corps of inspectors to make an FPesh demonstrations are fearce. | Details for Hand- T0 EXTRADITE FOSTER|\eey| Y RoAST PLANNED| ling Crowds to Be Prosecutor Says Writ Wil Be| BY CAPITAL OPTIMISTS Arranged Saon. 8Inch, | 6-Inch, i i G e } ' Asked Against Prisoner Members Put on Grill After Ex- et W short space of time had tabulated no { fon GrainK S ‘ ey "’?‘;\t'i'fgp'eé::rl"f&fl&"fif:i it wasim- g 3 P PO 2 an 831 specific ca f gros Disregarding stop signals of cross- | pogsible to check the number of ¢ s .50 s .00 in Chicago. platning Points of Their Representative Clifford lreland of | e by “hersna driving Sute: | Ing watchmen. | Baying defective brakes. But four rer R Tk Mtinole Dhar saiiatats 350 tnncsmil Ll L Ay | "Driving under crossing gates in|cent aceidents at crossings on the e f Business. . PR3t 1 B B ‘At one crossing during a period of | front of trains while gates are being | Pennsylvania railroad were due to | CHICAGO, August 24—William Z. | Plans for a weekly “roasting g¢s ‘rerp;-“emame of Mokamined Seme seventeen hours. su\-;::x‘y.n."ri:-m(»a'x:u"““’“’""' bef t ”15' c‘u“fi d 1i S o i 5 ) qion” in e X 3 -iof Peoria, and an honorary ber c : 1€ atrer® | "Running on crossings before stop-| Seven thousand lives are lost ! Foster, head of the Trade Union Educa- 8ion” in connection with the regular B an honopaty “memha bearing license tags from five dffer- | RAnpeoR, S8 SrOTI R 10" Control | nually in the United States alone ent states averaged thirty-seven miles Rl orisrais romaly bl luncheon were lald at yesterddy's|of Almas Temple of the Mystic Shrine, 3 car. an hour while running across railroad | “Ur.\1ing on the tracks. The Pennsylvania railroad is workin, @Good on either current—and s i > today. d e tional League, under arrest here meeting of the Optimist Club at the | has been ‘tendered and has accepted the best insurance against hot in conneation With the round-up of al- | Avlington Hotel. This fea c tracks, and In two | o e f h | . b apophe racks, wo instances the ma- | Sia on crossings and |w y o d weather you can have. leged communists, denied he had been |as is known, will .be an Innovatign | {1 apRointment by Ilustrious Poten- | chines were running nearly a mile a u:r‘r:i‘:x‘::‘"afinun'l o the tracks: B ,‘,l“’,efi',}',?,f‘ T AL A h ting in Berrien county. He |2MOn& Washington's business lunch- tate Leonard P. Steuart of Almas of | minute. ¥Failing to hetd the warning whis- | of which are due to pure negligence, at the meeting ¥ He e et Sl s e e The _inspectors at another such |tles of approaching locomotives. and is now conducting a -Carefui C A MUDDIMAN & co said he had not been away from Chi- | oS B Ronn preniding, started the | Sammitics tn vonmectinn wirn ine ae | Icrossing were instructed to devote| Racing & automobiles across the Crossing Campaign.” e o . o B! ——— csgo during the last few days. He was | bgll rolling by issuing a decree that ks ?n(ed at his offices, which Were |egery Week a member should expiajn | FANEements being made for the ses X s : Crowe | faF not more than ten minutes the in- | sion of the Imperial Council in Wash- raided by State’s Attorney side points of his business, not gener- | ington, Jupe 5, 6 and 7.-1923. Repre- . Sunday night + |ally known to the public. This fingl- M"m""_ 1 1' a ;2 SRy L | REPRESENTATIVE CLIFFORD Records seized in the ratd on Fos-!lgevolted Into a plan whereby mem- | S71341%v8 freland, it will be recalled, . IRELAND. | Records S ers here and at the|beérs would put the speaker on the pathfnder fon . (he. transeanil- headquarter: nental Shrne motor caravan, which | W. Crosland of Alabama, also a mem- e zvous contained the |Eriddle for some time after his ad- m l""'““": ey Yadicals thraughout | dress. and shoot him full of questions | $44Fted from Washington for the San iber of the imperial divan, in connec- 616 12th St. 1204 G St. B antry and Wil prove valuable [and criticisms—in a constructive | Goanciscs sesslon of the Imperiall i, with 'the meeting scheduled for e Tound-up, the authorittes said. Sncll last June. ees, whase chalr- | Sebtember 5 with the Almas officlals. Several days preceding the | For instance, a druggist like Opti- Executive Secretary Standiford yes- NSHROUD with men, as appointed, become mémbers = : in the Berrien county [mist Hancock, after explaining the cutiv vhich wi terday opened the executive office new romance, i ahers dropped. off trains | &cenes behind the prescription apd | f e Sxecutive committee which will| on the second floor ‘of the Homer R OFY capactty ¥ X- | building. adjoining the, offices of the SCSU Joseph and Benton Harbor sin- | soda “counter, would be asked to ex- | oo T e Tk And threes. They turn- | plain why carbonated water, a bit of | {rUtive, Secretary Harry Standiford; yjyuonic Mutual Life Associntion, which to federal [5¥rup and ice cream should still re- [ f MEKINE the arrangements for the {gonated their use to the Shrine. The near the | main around the 15 or 20 cent mark, | ».5 © Osto bedne €re ! fyrniture .for these headquarters was beauty and strength the wedding ring of gly and two ed up late days gone by. Add to agents. a » ‘h : next year, are being organized by Fo- 4 4 e riiean when the pre-war price for a soda L year, donated by Arthur E. Cook. treasurer the emblem of your Y e pine “hnots furnished the |was a nickel e ate Raunsas l'I‘Ph“Y' @ Proper | af Ajmas Temple, and the typewriters dded happiness th T ssemblage In a lonely | “OF an innkeeper like Optimist Stein- | Chution Wil perinit, ‘and with thein use by the Underwood and L. C. wedded happines: & O e battom of & heavily tim- | berger would be queried on the rea- | Vi€W o obtaining the workers: wha|Smith companies. fered valles. Operatives far the fed- |yons for hat bovs. belljoys, porters, et LT T Ta Attend Ceremo eral department who watched the ers, headwaiters, doormen an afrmen Name = ot ate ] 1 Shthering motificd their chiefs. In |others expecting tips for doing noth-| Thus far the general chairmen of Sisuadmperial EoteRta Jmes & fthe meantime word’ that they were (Ing. the committees on finance, housing, | 1o gee Almas Temple In action in a e b harently reached the dele- | Of course. lawyers, coal merchants, |reception and entertainment of the | ceremonial Session. after considera- gates to the radical convention, tor |filing cabinet expérts and other com- |Shrine Recorders’ Association, includ- | jon of all the details, it was decided BALCS F them disanpeared. When the | mercial and professional members of [ink Thomas E. Jarrell. Ellwood P.|noi to hold such & seesion until Sep- T O e ts sake the arrests, atter |the organization will find themselves |Morey and F. Lawrence Walker, in | lomber 25, when, as before, it will be beautiful Orange Blos- som design carved in platinum facing. This unites with the spirit of your circlet the adornment of this pres- BY | Word came 1o WS (LS fieral” and [answerlng questions along other lines, | the order named, have been designated. | saged ai the Capitol Theater, and the ent day design. v local authorities. sheriffs deputies | The reason for the week roast,” |Mr. Ireland’s appointment as chair-!imperlal potentate will attend if his & [ | Ao kovernment operatives closed in. [it was explained. can be traced to a|man of the congressional committee ! engagements will permit. | desire to allow the fellow members [will make the fourth to be announced. |* Potentate Steuart of Almas and a[f| 2 i i FOSTER OFFERS AN ALIBL |Of the speaker to understand the |The others. It is stated. will be un- |large delesation of the local novitty [}/ You Can’t Afford to Build a Furnace Fire trials and vicissitudes of their lines [nounced at the earliest possible | have enrolled with Chairman Harry F. Cary end the f hecomi |i o B et sestan and ahrine matec 101 to Heat Your Water This Fall 2 4 H.DuzsmmnG Pzs. mm w | S of work from the point of view of a |[moment. Former Steel Striker Not at Revolt | person intimately acguainted with| Potentate Steuart has received a -Dee e 0w 37D 'Reliable Jewelers Since 1864, them letter trom Imperial Recorder B. W.|bration at Atlantic City, September | 2 R - 1209 G Strect. Northwest \‘1 Conference'in Woods, He Declares. | The session is expected to turn into |Rowell announcing that Imperial |15 and 16. under the auspices of ‘;‘ S - ‘.‘ ‘1A e A a regular order of business in the Potentate McCandless and Mrs. Mc- | Crescent Temple of Trenton, N. A . . B! st H. Mich, Ausust 24— \inter months, the time being reg. |Candless. Deputy Imperial Potentate|This function by Crescent Temple has RRANGE to have us install a Gas Water Heater, either fl‘ The Michigan statute against crimi-tulated by the number of features on Conrad Dykeman and Mrs, Dykeman, | come to he an annual affair attended < S - . B | N mdintiom, passed by the legis- |the prokram. The weekly prize, do. [lmperial ~Chief Rabban James E.|by thousands of Shriners. especially the Automatic or the ordinary Boiler type, and you can Ll e P be invoked for |nated vesterday By Thomas S. Ser-|Chandler, Imperial Treasurer Willlam | from the castern and southern tem- |§ h 3 > B L teday. with seventeen | &eon. was won by Optimist Righter, |S. Brown and Mr. Rowell, the imperial | plos, and lmpertal Potentate Mc- ave ample hot water for every need quickly, easily and corder, wil] be in_Washington Candless, it is said, will attend with arrested near |and George Shaffer's weekly contribu- | T cheaply. allegad communist e | 2 ! B an CTuesday, docketed for ar-|tion of flowers went to Optimist|September 4 5. § and 7, with David the members of his imperial divan. raignment in justice court here. Frank Peirce. Cofncident with the court proceed- IMPORTANT NOTICE SPECIAL DISCOUNTS Until Sept. 1st Only —on all Pittsburg Automatic and Lion J@§ ings, Charles W. Gore, prosecuting = — = fney for Berrien county. an-| . z (e TR G G tire of Great Britain. one of thé seven- for William Foster. former teen who is to go to trial today. Author- Fike leader. arrested in Chicago |ities indicated deportation proceedings ;: other | Would be instituted against Tallentire, late yesterdav., and with “the : late < ¢ith criminal |and also Alex Bail, whose home is in 3 seventeen ATEed N ceud by | Philadelphia, but who is said to be a Reviva syndicalism t Justice Ra¥ W. Davis. Federal cestigators. whase operations led to Ié‘i“f.?«: planried also. it was indi- AIM AT U. S. SERVICE. cated, {0 file formal charges against = more than seventy other persons » who they say had gathered at Eriq‘l< Army and Navy Communist Groups man for the meeti . but either left. s on receiving @ “tip’ that the raid Meant for Militancy. Nas planned, or else were in the| Communists in the United States W that -éscaped vesterday when |nave a program for the organization he raiders swooped down on the ) ! EEE -lg:ounawhlch was in session in the |©f 8roups in the Army and Navy, and Yoods mear Bridgman. for milltant action on the part of Dyeing Is Our Specialty. Papgrs. Reyeal ldentity. radicals here. it was said in official circles here vesterday, following a raid by Michigan authorities and ar- CALL MAIN 4724 e iociied rriar-tbe-sag A dist | Test Of seventeen alleged communists | D P the radical leaders in the Unifed |after their secret convention at States, as well as hundreds of pamph- | Bridgeman, Mich. deeating the overthrow pf gnis| There is’a direct connection, it was R cament. and: the’. estabtishment’:of | s2ld. between the communists’ inter- B et als0 was included fr-the | nationale of soviet Russia and the litergture the officers seized, tmichrof | friends of soviet Russia® in the e Dfinted both ift English and | United States, which is otherwise Russian. known as the workers' party. The “After a thirty-six-hour examination of | Meeting place of the convention was [ this ‘dacumentary evidenca federal set at Chicago, it was said. Informa- thorities said-they were convinced that l‘mn was placed in the hands of the iwo noted woman radicals were in the | Michigan = commissioner of public party that participated in the hast safety by secret agents and the trap exodus from Bridgman Monday night | Was Sprung, but not before some had When word of the forthcoming raid was received. Two rTepresentatives of the - i | Russian soviet also were said to have been included in. this party. Briton One of Seventeen. | The enly cother purgorted foreign representatiya; ‘thg. communi: ‘who e aented g lle Bridgman gat We Close ering, po: fgr.a8 hds been disclosed by at3 Ithe investigatara, was Norman E. Tallen- : in. | Russian. OU wouldn’t give away your house because the roof leaked or the front needed a new coat of paint. Tank Water Heaters. Arrange for installations NOW. Liberal terms. WASHINGTON GAS LIGHT-CO: SALES DEPARTMENT—419 Tenth Street N.W. ‘Then don't discard any of last year’s gar- ments. 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