Evening Star Newspaper, September 18, 1922, Page 14

THE EVENING STAR WASHINGTON D. C. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 18 19"2 SOVIET AND KRUPP IB"'wP DCurley W. & J. SLOANE Valera 1508 H STREET N. W. @ | CONCERN DISAGREE| A2 g NBW YORK, September 18. J. Curley, arch- ishop of Balti- wre, declared on is return from Moscow Government Claims ?s Germans Failed to Carry - Out Farming Plan. urope on the eltle, that ,'no merican, true to T - Present Stocks Very Complete— Low Prices Salute And Greet You on Your ReturnFrom Mountain and Seashore 3 d ne moment coun- By the Amociated Presa. nance thy_ work September 18.—Differ- ] ' Eamonn De Va- = i e L . Specials for Washington and Vicinity Se s v i el e s An Unlimited Choice ’ e ——— 8| + Ireland. = t K ‘ I bent \ TWOQ NEW STORES FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE - Krupp Corporation probably wil be T s B L . ) - 2 1232 7th St N w 61 t & Do S N E @ S e e e D C bringing about ur exhibit of Floor Coverings for Fall is unusually large and . Ve St. IX tS. ol by Leonid Krasain, the \soviet minis- | Miekssl/ 3. GU. and” the arch ! beautiful, There are domestic rugs and carpets of new designs ter of trade and commerce. Now 5 Krassin: churgen. that the Xrupp and his foilowers. “They have no and colotin & ) 3 Open Will Open Wednesday D) oo ot otk (Ot ths, Keu® {Sovmnruntin fnaram a2d can harg) | gs, and a large assortment of Oriental Rugs. cluded last spring in connection with | minority, are fghting the Irish people. e e RS N PSR S Rt Ol SRR 8 the gigantl /. i i : . Bo D bl To 5 C -‘}‘,; glantlc concesslons. granted the i v e v wreck- We urge an early selection. Prices are moderate now, and ; 3 he contract under dispute is said to | “There is no menace in Ireland to- ice i limi 8€as0) H Xes ounie lp AD) |have been negotlated by Dr. Otto L.|day greater than Eamon De Valera, choice is more ited as the n advances. : A German ambassador to the | who seems to have completely lost : United States. us hin last offctal act his head; lost his senses. The people : - e upp rec- | of Ireland are suffering at the hands . S ‘;u;mt" to axsume his post n Vgn;h of De Valeras followers ag mu;:h- as WILTONS—Worsted CHENILLES—Plain colors : e contract provided for | th flered at the hands of the H 2 . . 4 agricultural concessions tor a tract of I'l:zk l‘I“l’ld llfl!.‘ ° 9 X 12...... 8110’00 and 118.00 9 x12....... ’8000 and llom é?)l;;;l‘(_x‘r)i'"én l;a:o‘;nrovlnce l»fh Ru!tohv “The wfi;:th(e-ture O(I l:'d!"ul“no}:‘. AXmSnRS E h pris 5 acres, which the |the archbishop concluded, “is that WILTONS— —Ext : Krupps agreed to cultivate, bringing | De Valera and his wreckers are re- NS—Wool 9x12 tra heavy grades H A \ in for the purpose large quantities of | ceiving help from supposed friends o 0x12. .o, ..80.00 x12.. .. 45.00 i agricultural implements of all kinds. | of Ireland in America. No American . . A Th soviet government Is said to |should for one moment countenance WOOL RUGS—PIrin colors 15 OUNCE have bermitted the Krupps to make | the present armed attack on the Irish WILTONS—Seamless 9x12 36.00 stive Investigations and scle; people now being made by a 8- oie ain sis wla wis s g > . Uific research In the reglon with the | éruntled, disappointed set of men.” QX2 donos 60.75 to 82.00 @ PACKAGE purpose of Tfimhmmgx a, busis “tor REVERSIBLE WOOL RUGS it vest poss) ties, ut despite the . “avorabld Tenort made by thepommis: | CHIEF JUSTICE, BRANTLY SRUSSELS AND TAPESTRIES Plain colors with band borders sion of experts sent by the German G XA iiiasn s 32.50 and 49.00 X2 ot S 2.75 frm, it failed to ratify the contract, , OF MONTANA EXPIRES to which, according to semi-officlal uslemenn':b‘n previously had become e a responsible party. urt 1oThe Krupps are said to have with- Heed ot Bate Suprems:Oourt Had drawn from the agreement on the ground of financial inability to carry Planned o Betize Hexty out the compact. Russian quarters,| - January. however, suspect that the withdrawal is due to political reasons, possibly HELENA, Mont,, September 18.— French pressure. Chiet Justice Theodore Brantly of the Tt Mongana supreme court is dead, after COAL OPERATORS OBJECT |2 lngering iliness. He refused to be a candidate for re-election last sum- TO CHECK-OFF SYSTEM |mer. feeiing himseit unequal to the strain. His term would have expired next January 1. In all sizes up to 11 ft. 3 in. x 15 ft. Prices in proportion RUGS FROM THE ORIENT We have at present the largest assortment of Oriental Rugs | we have had in several years. There isa wide choice of de- sign, colorings and size. All extremely moderately priced. Mine Owners Plan Legal Fight to = Avoid Collecting Union BABIES SENT SOUTH. Dues. | Spectal Dispateh to The Btar. FREDERICKSBURG, Va. Septem- SLOANE VACUUM CLEANER Complete with all attachments $4¢8 _—— STANDARD BRANDS | CHARLESTON, W. Vi September|or 15.—A part “shipment” of seven Accepted by and supplied to U. S. Government for use in Government Buildings 5 { district announced last night that they|bables of ages ranging from five ! { will initiate action before Federall months to one year passed through : Judge George W. McClintlc today,|Fredericksburg traveling by automo- seeking an injunction to restrain Dis- | bile to southern ers e win- ; . 5 . . ernnean mpnction foireatralni Dis; ter. The infants were from a ma- Goods purchased now will be held for shipment when desired. Freight paid to A\merica, and coal operators i ernity hospital o5 ints i i . e A o T 0 thi8 | and were accompanied by . three all shipping points in the United States. Store Hours: 8 A. M. to0 5.30 P. M. s 12-LB. BAG, 55. LB. ement from carrying out the|nurses They were bound for Annis- -LB. BAG, 55¢—5-LB. BAG, ZSc eck-off phase of the wgreement. ia. will follow. ———— e = They will corftend that this arrange ment by which operators withhol —— union dues from miners' pay and re mit the money to the mine workers' Bottl organization is a conspiracy to con g e c trol the bituminous coal output in the] \ S — \ 1 GIN G E R ALE - GIVEN PRISON TERM.M , Buy and Enjoy These New Model put in “ est Virginia. B T ——————————— e | @ 5 i Virginia Rum-Runner Guilty ofi Nut I-Lb. Firing on Dry Posse. ' . . Special- Dispatch to The Star. l : A:D Mar ArIn Cart n LYNCHBURG Va., September 18.—| g n e o n A jury in the circuit court of Camp- | I/ = . ' { hell county returned a verdict of | guilty agalnst Andrew Tanner and | fixed his punishment at two years| in prison for shooting at a county! efficer’s posse near Winfall last July, when an effort was being made to} stop Tanner and Otis Lawson, who IPreued-on base. tracti f were hrlngt:!‘ng 2 load of moonshine The ve o i to this city. 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