Evening Star Newspaper, November 29, 1922, Page 9

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C.. WEDNESDAY, your wishes o Joyful Christmas with appropriate GREETING CARDS You zill find our as- sortment so large and complete that a hasty sc- lection is possible. They are all in good taste. @Dun'! forget any one this Year. Express EREREDVERRINRLERY lfi%e'fi%‘%%&%%‘%%‘%%fi’é%'fi @ Our beautiful Copitol WF Nuws card is so appro- = > Qp Priatc for out-of-town @ friends. IPRODUCING STATIONER {910 -E-STREET- NW; ‘@’%’&’%@%fi%’%’%@'&% | For a Professional Man | Downtown Residence With a Business Future and e bric hot-w: FIRST v feet and plant. ir. rooms, two cat, electric FLOOR T lights. 1< Lot papered ting GARDINER & DENT, INC. 717 14th St. N.W, Main 48 o ofe Bilious Attacks Are Usually Due to Constipation ‘When you are constipated, not enough of Nature's lubricating liquid is pro- duced in the bowel to keep the food waste soft and moving. Doctors prescribe Nujol because it acts like this natural lubricant and thus replaces it. Nujol is a lubricant—not a medicine or laxative — so cannot gripe. Try it today. 4 Clear your skin e your face i a business asset ‘That skin-trouble may be more than & source of suffering and embarrassmert it may be holding you back in the business worid, keeping you out of a better job for which a good appearance isrequired. Why ‘‘take achance’’ when Resinol Ointment heals skin-eruptions so easily ? Saremts e Ve ! Ealrmore, M4 ATE T00 MUGH A FEW TABLETS EASE STOMAGH Instant Relief from Indigestion, Gas, Sourness, Flatulence Stomach full! Digestion stopped! The moment you c-.hew a few tablets | MADRID, Ilision between clvil guards and peas- 'l]R STARR PARSONS 3| HEADS CIVC BODY Chosen President by Thomas Circle Association—Other Officers Elected. Dr. elocted president Cltizens' meeting last Starr Parsons was of the Thomas Clrcle Assoctation at a speclal night at Sunset Inn. newly formed assootation, Downey. Other officers named were: First vice pre Roy F. Carty; second vice pr 1t, Frank Stewart; third vice preshicnt, Mrs. JT. C Pritchard; secretal H. H. Hirsch; treasirer, Willlam 1. Doing, Jr.; dele- gates to the Federation of Citizens' Associations, Richard J. Downey and J. Cliaton Hiatt. w ized by v the meeting, J. Clinton Hintt 2 4 commit be appointed to nvestigate conditions at the cirel and report recommendations for safe The ¥ appolnted ted of lh( the as Willfam. A Reed commer work of Kiwanis novel w nn. dew 'nd to the s s n nf the committee on DR. STARR PARSON led upon the District Com- “acquire desirable ile they are obtain- growing nee value of Resolttica i The association voted resolutic of Sympathy. to send hy to the famil Metzger, ation, 1an of the pub for the a of sym ate ived oper, . AMr. last night Open Wmdaw Room Gives Thanks- H giving Dinner at School. I The open window room class, composed of pupils of the fourth. fifth and sixth grades of the Blake School who are 10 per cent or more underweight, gave a Thanksgiving dinner at the Ischool today. Miss Mary M. O'Brien, teacher at the school, presided as h(lfllfiqs selected from th tion for the Prev and other so i @ Among them were | i Selden M. sing principal | ¢ of the fift Dr. Rebecea Stoneroad, director of physical train Ernest R. Grant. director of health crusade; obs, director of domesti Emily Scrivener. prin Tes-Blake School; M P. Springer, nutrition worker, and | Mrs. C. A. Levy, representing the Blake Parent-Teacher Association. —_— THREE DIE IN CLASH. Guards and Peasants Battle Over Galician Order. By the Associated Press. November 29.—A col- ants in Galicia yesterday resulted in wounding of seven. The trouble arose in consequence of the dissolution of the agrarian associations by order of the govern- ment. This action led the peasants {to refuse to pay their rents and local ta The guards were order- ed to e an embargo on the resi- dences of peasants who declined to pay. The peasants then proceeded to ring the church bells, thus sum- moning a crowd of 2,000 persons, some armed with shotguns and oth- ers with sickles. Hostilities were opened by stones being thrown from the crowd at the guard, who after sounding the regu- lation bugle calls fired at the crowd. STUDENT EDITOR ARRESTED; PAPER By the Associated Press. BERKELEY, Calif., November 29. —A John Doe warrant for the ar- rest of the editor of The Laugh- ing Horse, a campus publication at the University of Californla, was issued here yesterday by the dis- trict attorney after protests had been made by university students that the periodical contained ob- scene matter. President David P. Darrows and the regents of the university were said to have been criticized in the current fissue of the Laughing Horse as soldier autocrats. of “Pape’s Dia ” your storach feels fine. All the feeling of indiges- tion, heartburn, fullness, tightnese, palpitation, stomach acidity, gases, or eourness vanishes, Ease your stomach and correct your digestion for a few cents. Pleasant! Harmless! Aay drug store. ! | Groups of students raided maga- zine 'stands and conflscated coples. Roy Chancellor, a senlor student and a leading figure in the publica- tion of the periodical, was quoted today as saying that there was no ground for attack on himself or the magazine, and it was not a college publication and, therefore, nos under censorship of the student body. succeeding the first president of the! Richard J. | Ircle | lous spenkers at | bro- | former 1 in the open-window i the killing of three men and the! TERMED OBSCENE| {BELGIUM'S UNKNOWN SOLDIER BURIED WITH HONORS IN BRUSSEL! S ““GH"‘ HNGERH]” l:[“-K 25 MOTORISTS JAILEIi LOS ANGELE: Judge sentenced two men to serv each in jail on charges of s Judge George S, | f i \ Photograph » al ceremonien, at the ; CONVICT KELEHER ON BOOKIECHARGE lWashmgton Man Given S!x‘ Months’ Sentence in Rock- ville—Appeal Noted. ROCKVILLE, { (Special).—John in W 29 well | Md, November B. Keleher, ngton sporting +d guilty by Judges ngton in the clreuft 1t Rockvilie of making books fon he T nd was sentenced to {the Maryland house of correction |six months. iat the | known court for defendant was senten instead of d dittie mpl her tdress to th it a few anly way ud liquor- . county \d the bars. ted that a alled t sucn | being H - | | | on surprise Arrest Follows Rald. % followed a r: arrest . visited N at srogres ftey and i . {a room equipped with b lephones and all oter para- essary in the conduct « KIng business. The fuse wis ented by w Mrs, ¢ - Noels Milton S Coley of W Some weeks luter 4 rotwe wher removed in the |y . refused to come to| titchie asked for { meantime. She ! Marylund. and Gov. he She ditic [in the due ¥ “Dawson v on trial at the san: . but the uncerta disposition of her c: 1zton, caused him to dec It W }.‘r Appeal Is Sought. | passing nce. Judge Peter 4 llr' most important part of The judge old the grand jury that th to break up these establi to send the guilty to prison it be understood that that would be {the future policy of the court in all {such cases. | Immediately after sentence was | passed. John A, Garrett, who defend- P Keichor. asked the court for the { privilege of moting an appeal to the § Mz 1d court of appeals. The court {stated that it was not certain that the {defendant was entitled to an appear, ibut that it would allow Mr. Garrett ample time to consult the authorities jand present arguments to the court. ASSAILS WALL STREET. { Chicago Mayor, Seeking Re-Elec- tion, Also Hits European Intrigue. CHICAGO, November 29.—Mayor Wil- { liam Hale Thompson, opening his cam- paign for re-election, in an address here last night denounced propaganda which he said was designed to put the United | States Into the European game of in- trigue. i Mayor Thompson also assalled Wall | | street, charging that many of Chicago's | i i 1 mun troubles were due to Wall | | street, which he asserted had plunged the country into war. He charged that Wall street was back of the Indictment of Gov. Small for con- | Spiracy to defraud the state of money becauss the governor had favored de- creased street car fares. —_—— WOLF IS DISBARRED. BALTIMORE, Md.,, November 28.— The Baltimore supreme bench an- nounced today that it had disbarred Harry B. Wolf, a leading criminal ! lawyer and former member of Con- gress, for professional wrongdoing and criminal misconduct in connec- tion with the murder of William B. Norris in a pay roll hold-up here last August 18. ‘Wolf's motion for a new trial on the charge of conspiracy to obstruct jus- tice in the Norris case was refused, and he was fined $100. Wolf had been convicted on this charge by five judges of the supreme bench. Slllt!’week. .Nov. 268-Dec. 2 Don’t Hurt! llhrl.r.ll‘ .Ex‘erhr Painting R. K. Ferguso N the { inaccuracy, | the kaiser in \THREE KNOCK-OUTS SCORED BY WOMAN IN FIGHT WITH MAN POLICE-FIRE PAYDAY \TOVEM'BER {intruder also taking a bottle of {ding. 29, 1922, DOING BRISK BUSINESS lice Hollywood. H. J. son gave reckless days in il November Crawford The common flea ard-less fly. twenty-three rivers sentences of five to ten’ The number of speeders h Jail in the last nfne days is _— speeders and sent tor is really a wing-; Turkeys and Rabbits Accamulated for Thanksgiving Dinners—Cash | and Wearing Apparel Stolen. | High cost of turkeys and rabbits| will make no difference to at least | one individual in this elty, who ob- tained a generous supplr of the king | birds and game from the motor lruvk] of James Mectro of Sultland, Prince | Georges county, Md. Two turkey and fifty rabhits were taken from his truck in front of 56i5 Prospect avenue. He valued the stolen prop- | il erty at $27.5 i Another light-fingered individual | [ last night succeeded In getting pos- | i i n il i i session of a pint of liquor for Thanksgiving celebration. The bottle | i was taken from the residence of Mrs. 1. Rosendorf, G street, the fumery, wearing apparel and hed- || George Turner, occupying A reom over a garage at 1110 L street, early || this morning discovered th his ||| locker had been tampered w! | ing the night. He was robhed of the store of Blum & Co. 614 12th street, vesterday afternoon, picked up & dress valued at §14. and made | | a hasty exit. lia dropped the dress || Il when pursued, the police were told, but managed to elude his pursuers. VETERAN'S DEATH ACCIDENT. NEW YORK, November 20.—A federal ating the death of dian war veteran, || grand jury, inves Thomas Scott, ( who dled after faill Hospital, at Kingsbridge, 29, held thu.l the fall was accidental and WILL AID RED CROSS Both Departments Expected to Go Over Top Today in Roll Call Drives. Buste Jenifer, a young colored woman of ordinary bufild, and Thomas White, a young colored man standing six feet and some inches, got {nto a dlspute yesterday in Southwest Washington. Suste handed him a wallop that put Tom to sleep in a manner that would have made John L. Sullivan envious Tom, after taking the count and then Some, camo toand grabed an ax and made for Susie. The woman The District of Columbia Chapter, American Red Cross, is placing much hope on today—payday in the police lunded another blow and downed |and fire departments—for a hearty re- him akain. Tom came back the | uponse on the part of those men, who armed with the ax et [ nave not been tn a position to enroll, the ax and will go @ long way toward assuring ard then a | the success of the drive rnen it Maj. Danfel Sullivan, superintendent Ing the buttl e Chief George Wat- expressed the hope departments could turn per cent enrollments to Mrs. ixn Dougherty, manager of the the police eaid, of half & hundred i 100 in evidence in 1t of many s were mude for command- BERNSTORFFHITS =2 EXCKAISER'S BU!]K;‘ Memoirs Historically Inaccu- rate, Displaying “Feminine Conception of Things.” der the a record during the vé in their final reports by BERRY PRICE SOARS. ¥ the Associated Press BERLIN, November 29 o0ld system of ruin, “but share the b YORK . November 29.—The of Florida strawber- York market yester- us ne consented | Fics to the N 2 we to thie \res | day brought the record pri¢e of $2.50 Count ve the state department of L&l erati 1 markets announced. About 3 wera received. The ship- rp eriticis former k tly published menoi Count von Bernstorff fing one weck earlier than last | PERPETUAL BUILDING ASSOCIATION Pays 6 Per Cent on shares maturing in 4§ or 83 months. It Pays 4 Per Cent on shares withdrawn be. fore maturity. Assets More Than $8,000,000 Surplus More Than $800,000 Cormer 11th and E Sts. N.W. JAMES BERRY, President JOSHUA W. CARR, Secretary the pressions it was| ourbon | forgotte: gonceptior mer amba lam over ovember, ven just as on < did the former crown p d the kaiser ddinz that not so com von \Immnu n_ had hweiden t rnstorff to deal ing entircly for the 1 the abdication of s nephew as a condition s tention of the W 1 could only be avoid- ea through the timely abdication of the kaiser. That \m' > but, unfortunately, 1 < f..'nmml his w would theone even to 1 red i A man emperor particularist. “Here, too. the legend that Maximilian proclaimed the abdi- cation with the kaiser's consent. Von Hintze (Admiral DPaul von Hintze)| telephoned from Spa that the Kaiser wished to abdicate, hut wanted draw up the proclamation hir 5 Thereupon the chancellor replied, i my presence, that there was no time left for formality, and therefore it had already been issued in Berlin, ““Too late’ These words stand at the threshold of almost all revolu- tions in the history of the world, yet monarchs learn nothing from them.” IF YOU HAD A NECK As Lonaa AaTnls FELLOW, |SORE THHOAT ALL THE WAY is revived SHOULD QUICKLY RELIEVEIT 35¢. and 60c. Hospital Sise, §1 ALL DRUGGISTS RUN DOWN PEOPLF NEED RICH BLOOD 'OU never heard a doctor say, Y biood Lowell Said: 66 NE thorn of ex- perience is worth a whole wilder- ngss of warning.” . 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