Evening Star Newspaper, January 1, 1923, Page 29

; S THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. T, MONDAY, JANUARY 1. 1923! = 773 (OURKILLED 8INJURED Abe Martin Says: ||{)0DHOUSES ASK NEW |PEPUry SHemee e G amond @. OO |TWPR|S|NG : : TRIA.‘@LM QUIT e oo o e o fowd A Fatally Shooting Man Dur- | 407 404 Seventh 5t. N iaries cor ing Gun Battle. = E [l o Turin Royal Guards' Mutiny Fl Z2 $465,000 Verdict Attacked as EX- | By tuo Associated Press. l Against Mussolini Is Quickly =77 eessive in Argument of L CEMBOTIR N oy T : Four Popular Suppressed. ) Y Counsel. D. Baxter, deputy sheriff of Lin- | | ' % = 5 coln county, on a warrant charging | J— T T the “felonious slaying” of Fred Alli- > "' © By e Assecia thll Bieeas. / By the Associated Press. . son, who was killed in an éncaumer“ ICtOI‘ ecor S | LONDON, January 1.—The suppres- 2 BURLINGTON, Vt., January 1.—|With deputy sheriffs near Linconton sion of the myutiny of the guards at Arguments for a new trial of the sult llast Sunday night, -was issued | J Turin, Italy, according to a Milan for allenation of affections in which | Solicitor: R. . Huffman of the si M h D d The Annual dispatch to the Times, Involved a 4 Hre: Miite Uitovens WaRENGORs. Toan | e et SRS v | uch i eman clash in the Piazzo Castello, in which ) awarded damages of $465,000 against| The solicitor ordered that Baxter's | i s _ h sy . L, 1. |bond be fixed at $10,000 and the case s e 3 iree guards and one fascista were er parents-at-law, Mr. and Mrs. L, 1. | JORE D2, PRed, Bt 00 eek. | 18963 Homesick—Fox Trot—Paul Whiteman and his Or- Rumma e Sale killed, eight others being injured. % ‘Woodhouse, were made by counsel for | = Allison, a twenty-nine-year-old au- | chestra. About 500 of the 2,000 forming the 5 the lattemin the county gourt here. [tomobile mechanic of Charlotte, W ver Nothi 2 3 P = hi PRt s foo a0 Sorniing the 1 ¢ L | eomna tatally woundea in ap sstomo- | All Over Nothing at All—Fox Trot—Great White y 7 & | z a the streets, firing rifles w“’::"l for Mr. and Mrs. T a|bile from “which two other men Way Orchestra. air and shouting oodhouse argued that the award)gscaped, according to the deputies | o i 2 : Muss was grossly excessive, because the after an exchange of shots. The offi-| 73366 Parade of the Wooden Soldiers—International Nov- I uesda Jan 2nd plaintift had “failea to ‘show that |cers reported they seized fity gallons | 75¢ elty Orchestra. to-abolish the royal Euard was ’ thers was any great value in the af- (of liquor in the machine. = Allison Y akli 2 : Gos Y’ ” catise of & mmx.|g’:..,5::rlhp“;.:l:§: 3 fections and compantonship of Doug: |died Christmas morning. Baxter al-| - U Twinkling Star International Novelty Orchestra. The disturb: 2 e “ las_Woodhouse. their son. Coun ready is under state indictments | b = 3 - Droasen sharaTEambes - oo sald that Douglas and his wife had | charging violation of the liquor laws | 18964 You Gave Me Your Heart—Fox Trot—The Great You know our way of including all the Dean together only a small part of land immorality, Mr. Huffman stated, White Way Orchestra. S 11 ik - £ the timé between their wedding and |while C. M. Coin, a deputy United Tomorrow—Fox Trot—The Great White Way Or- small lots and broken sizes o FRANCE AVERTS EVICTION their finak separation a year later. | States marshal, stated today fede: 75¢ Cheatin He asserted that the e nct d | w. ranll.! 1'!Iarx|‘n])(b\'xnlullhrl| l)lBI el - . 5 sh that there wa coercion | liquor laws would be served on Bax- | t . e FOR 30,000 FAMILIES| Tell Binkley has got a gran™ |03 Ge"part 'of the actendants. |ter Monday. N i { Mister Gallagher and Mister Shean, by the origi- Dresses---coats-.-suits paw that was great long be- s s ) | oSO 1 75¢ nators—Ed Gallagher and Al Shean. i ss s wuz ev Payment and adjustment of compen- | A rather startling fad is that of a | Stisatann e Parlioment Blocks Attempted | fore press agents wuz ever | Beyment 680 solusens of SN | ponch woman of wealth, who ‘has || victrols Galleries, Fourth foor. Plain ¥ 5 . drea d of. S ve e d up as imitatio: . Re « |dreamed of. States government 18 In the hands of | her hedroom fitted up as an imitation Afternoon Einen Tailozed s We wish th’ Coal Facts Find- | Mrs. Albert Brueggerman, recently ap- ‘v.r an inquisition chamber, the walls | o » - Higher Rates. e a7 AT G pointed chairman of the employes’ com- | being uhsnlmrnlyr"’mdon by hldcousi remaining of the season’s select stocks— s l\x‘lh\gu(:s;xlxcs;le(wlnb;:lm;ldldhmsle‘o:: pensation commission. Insiruments of torture. i i AR Junuary Thirty thou- y olds sev! not PRYINE any attention to profit or cost. s who were| tons sometimes, an’ sometimes 2 being turned out into winter's cold the first fort- | t€M. n 3 g S S ) s Sere s | [EFEE T L——————fi 4 . 4 beT, | one family the younger one may mot & the o make A new arrangem Y landiords marry until the eldest has found a or to find new lodgings. husband. R e SR AR PRSP AR NS LER NN ARROR! BERADLENN P SEANRN RS TR . 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