Evening Star Newspaper, December 1, 1922, Page 24

AR, WASHINGTON, D. T, FRIDAY, DECEMBER EXODUS FOLLOWS MOB dainty and graceful, entertain wit ’ SCE!IES IN ARKANSAS I]ISTRIBT GUAR" UN" lANNUA‘. [}HAR"Y BA“. }:fi:::;:"jfm%fii‘fkfi 32;“::3?3%:2 THE EVENING e vacoe | HEROISH] MEDALS GIVEN NNz Allplatinum \\\\\\ 7 = wore dirceted by Arthur 8, Whitcomb. T pner Ring, | Reeciie i i ] ’ Honorary ons and paironesses of ‘| TN PHONE EMPLOYES oz s e msesee-| GOING TO BALTIMORE OF ELKS' LODGE SUCCESS ¢ S5 50285 Chygeg jowel sirables Quit 011 Fields Where d : d t $75.00 = “Vigilantes” Made Raid. T B ”ifi"""h; 1“'3?3”" il ?:‘l:i'd'?; (fc"".r" rls mas ]ewe 'y OPPENHEIMER & SHAH ||Six Women and Four Men Award- ‘. Ark, December 1.—More | Hand-Picked Company Designated |pi) Team Makes First A Fichai ME. and Mrs. Edward B, ¥ . . 1 3 ppear- | | . G . Sha Mr. s - TR S o i ed Vail Decoration and |have left tne seuth Ouachia county to Take Part in Army ance in Novel Exhibition Chaties SucSoscn, Mr- and Mrs, Harey as your mncome p ermits ormerly With A. Knhn. : ofl flelds since Tuesday night. when 1t10! M. Crandall, Mr. and Mrs. Marcus $2,750 in Cash. one man w:smkel‘}hdfl.ou‘e‘\;edn:nl:rre% and- Day Parade. at Function: Mr. and Mrs. William iude. w b ; ” a num- == b . . - ' roras) ‘nffggrg;1fs§;%¥i”o;"z&s::lifin:§| Washington will be represented in S n _'B‘Inicr, arc en a c arge account By the Associated 3 o the Ausociated B = vigilantes” from various towns In the NEW YORK, December 1.—Six|section, uccording to information re-(the Army day parade in Baltimore, {women and four men, emploves of A e ~ Tho exodus conitnued today, nearly , £ | Appsoptiately; itory: 4 the Be ll.lele].;hm;'e s;)alen:; 3 :.,erday 100 moeexodus conitnued today, nearly mombers of the Natlonal Gnardm:-“w third annual charity ball at the werc awarded Theodore N. Vall me-| coming here to take trains. the District of Columbia. A €OM-) N, willgra Hotel, attended by more morial medals for noteworthy public | KEd Harper, sheriff of Ouachita coun- |posite company of hand-pleked offi-{4yap 3 500 pergon, service and what was In most cases !, returned here late today after aicers and men has been sclected by it f oy i C " S 108! ¢ ! trip made through the oil section. He i ballroom resounded to | Whi :..r.u.«nx“r-sux:ng_» xnwmle h\a\'\lll,;gfl‘: | e oll mection. J1¢ board of officers, in accordance with | o e and orchestra. | LoD (human lives during 1921 \ the d that the unde- orders issued ut the direction nr,‘“.hm.. playing alternately, kept the hig he company also gave a total k::‘ ems to l{-:ve‘heel; Brig. Gen. Anton Stephan, command- | ..,y dancing until ate hour. The s ports of v b7 E Do clement. are InE the guard, by Lieut. Col. R. D g ymart dril 2 made its first Sheriff Harper La Garde, adjutant general. public appearance, and under The company will have more than!jmang of Maj. Eugene C. 0 enlisted men. After participat- gented a movel Charity and benevolent work of W i ington Lodge, No. 15, Ii. I. O. celved here by the authorities. Md., tomorrow by the finest of tho ! 5" e g oun; n was chairman of the gen- mes This Genuine .85 Diamond Ring *11£ This br cut, pure 5 ash. yron nest Thady, twenty years | old, switchboard man, received a gold medal and $300 for unusual service g act of parllament, inflicted for No_arrests have been made as the ! g, 3 It of the killing of “John Few G . a upon any person convict- {during the flood at Pueblo, Colo., on b also known in the oll fields ;N in the parade they will Witness | ounds of applause. Miss Clara 2 f we it. Fie when he maintained Wood and “Fenrose.” He was (the foot ball game between the Army file fhe stsime iuor > wa ‘ nd the Marine Corps, scheduled for s <tock on while the rising : of the proprietors, |the afternoon. The order speclfies poured 1into the telephone | i lim" Sunders, was re. that the enlisted men to, compose ng. When the lights failed he ave been tarred and feath- this comvaml' sgoul;! be sel !‘nud ! f(.l sed lamps eo that the oo- 5 report as o mad ause of thele bearlng, carriage a: . Juld remain at ‘ork. He e coroner’ 2 . S Tial e R Rty W a1 SR ERE. Anton stcpnan, commara Commercial National Bank turned a verdict that Clothes” E rd : cas | came to hia death at “the har?dse;fiwill head the Washington contingent at the game, and he will be accom- pastiexipniGions panied by & number of his staff offi- G at 14th ch ‘Pueblo, for unusual cers_ including Lieut, Col. R. D. La e CABINET READY TO QUIT. |{xfieyseliths enil pitdd Miss Lilllan Elizabeth Barry. switch- I D P - board supervisor. St. Joseph, Mo., for T et Maj. He L ge J. A Save Yo Sa len, Medl G. Nevitt s Chilean President May Request De- { lon Medical Corps: Ca ur ving rescuing two babies from asphyxia- i . 1t's the glowing. warmth that gives | i 14-karat White Gold W i i i 3 5 The troops will be commanded by A Gold ) SR e Pan For erolsm 18y 1= Beslenation, Maj. Ochmann. " Following the parade When you receive your Christmas Chib Checks Watchshand cxevaveds now, et i i By the Associated Press. the men will be given seats in a spe- i = = : stylis shape; [durinis the DUrIInE of o et mwary | SANTIAGO, Chile, December 1} clal section of the stadium. Each will tomorrow you'll realize what a big thing a little 15ljewel adjust: 9. ?I 85 (ANALGESIQUE ) The Chilean cabinet is expected to DS furnished with ap \naieiu mn at ed” movement. persistent and systematic saving results in. It’s a good habit to continue—let part of that Tt acts like the touch of amagichand | " tiss Verda Ray Townley. chief|regign today. It Is understood that ' jis own pleasure following the game. Special ........ = N 1 AtanyDrugStore—Keepatubehandy | operator. Freeport, Tex.. for Gnusval |6 0 00 (L % YILEE re- 'The troops will leave here at 10 e e Y durinig ‘@ gulf coast storm, A It o'clock tomorrow mornin, Thos. Leeming & Co. N. Y., Amer. Agents 1 quest the ministry to remain in office | . 2 i b Elizabeth Weaks. night lunul the exchange of ratifications on | R Bl T check go toward opening a regular savings account 3 i ona: oL smelting wol s O hurtins L jtis Tena Rricanigtony] «a chimney 550 feet nigh, which Is only with us—where each and every dollar will be earn- raflroad bridge. S T thirty-five feet less than the famous o195 hterasiveathioid ovens dsoat d Iiss Etta Willcox, night operator, Anaconda (Mont.) stack, the tallest in ing 3¢ interest each and every day it’s on deposit. wlis it willeox, nighe overator: |CLUB RAIDED, ONE SLAIN. the world. The interest is compounded semi-annually. jacent town to spread an alarm after CHICAGO, December 1.—One man was killed and a policeman serlously E lineman, Washington, | wounded in an invasion today of the r rescuing a fellow employe | Union Walters' Club by fifteen armed on men. All departments of this Bank are open until 5:30 tonight French Pearls 0 : 4 W. Taylor, lineman, Winona,| The dead man is Frank J. Ragen, T : Womerny g T | for hazarding his Tifc In main- | former president of the union. " For Infants and Children - 1{} arls otl the same lovcline-- or. S ning telephone service during a| Police sa Ragen told them be. radiance and svmmetry e C. A /Q‘nd (G | fooa: - rordle ard Baen, o e ned | b Use For Over 30 Years adisnce and ety Saiicloan B - Alphonze Veno, lineman, Ashland, | into the club and began shooling. | Always bears ine Oriental. he same in weight. % E Wis., for hazarding his life in main- | One of thre» men arrested by police, | size and lasting quality. 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