Evening Star Newspaper, February 16, 1923, Page 10

IRSH IRREGULAR HEAD THE EVENING Young Children LL PASO, Tex., February 16.— Bitter Fighting Reported in Moun- ( Scores of school children of Ll QSnyported by Matron, Mrs. Lilian ¥ Paso, as young as twelve years, G 5 being taught tie use of nar- | Raizen Takes Witness Stand cotics, the federal grand jury fe- | . 1 yesterday in a written | in Own Defense. tain Where Gen. Bofin and Bride Are Honeymooning. t nent addressed to the federal ct court and citizens of 131 | B the Associated Press. By the Associated Press. ; LONDON, February 16.—Bitter| fighting is in progress in the Arigna | mountains of County Cavan, where | Cen. Bofin, the irregular leader, and| his bride are spending their honey-| @ moon in a cave, from which the bride- | e sor Aisalosen MEtitnots ore groom dircets the operations of the| forty of his children companions | Petrayed I | | ! enty-seven indie red, most of them all ion of the Iarrison nai ported by a matron, Mrs, Lilllan Rai- zen took the witness stand in Brook 1¥n court today in an effort to esc | the deatn a Lr. Abraha ickstein, who she suys 1d that one boy ha rs of the law that he enty companions of who are drug users rebel band agalnst the Free State ng narcotics,” the jury's report |1y nervous and apparently was du th Al | verge of a breakdown of drugs are EIVINg it | 3rg Raizen kept her eyes covered ome children to_ create ters are gradually | n and his followers. in tears in the rear of the court men killed and seventeen wounded, while sixteen of Bofin's men, attempting - to fight their way| be drug addicts. through, were captured and taken to | DYING WIFE HIS ACCUSER. - Sligo. Free Staters Us Although ‘the Free S ! stein 3 using airplan EAST CHICAGO, Ind., February 16. | floor tains with sl “How long did you know Dr. Glick met Glick- the ground firs fé 3 e Tons tac . 3 Harry Diamond, twenty-four, face B e gnment here in court today on a | S atice Grupaey ocdenedCon gover it Is able and. The if-| charge growing out of the death of to put his questions mor Tegulars are us chine guns and | wife from bullet wounds. Mrs. I have placed them so as to defend fm- | )5 1o o died last night in a| The witness then testified she went portant points from the uu..l‘gwsm:m!:,:.:.':E(u:‘nd}u“(r;;m‘v]. Ind. made a dying | to Dr, Glickstein for treatment the e correspondent expresses the opin- | N &l e c 915 or 1916. ion that it is unlikely the irregulars ?mume‘m. according to police, charg- | first time in 1 will be starved out. They may, h adds, hold on f s in the s caves and tunnel which the Arigna moun d suld the Fre o take the rebe Described as * t her husband shot her while | ——— ere driving in thelr automobile | SAnIEnE: | 17TH ALCOHOL _VICTIM. diamonds’ The hotel to kill M then shot the negro In s 3 h of " a brigadier. Manner Humilton, Leitrim, — His bride refused to him, and { —Sae e i the pair set up ho eping in the — cave, which is well stocked with looted provistons. g i e e No Human Hand Ever Touches Them Bs G Nt T All Human Palates Crave Them DUBLIN, February 16.—The offices of the women's organization support- 9 5 inis the “Eres State government, To- They’re Indescribably in Rutland t Square, were d by th n of ‘a mine DEl ICIOl ]S The offices of t 3 committee adjoining wer damaged, while the windc houses in the vicinity we Shattered. | i : 2 DRY BILLS IN COMMONS. | 63‘9 One Would Prohibit Altogether, Other Seeks to Restrict Sale. e By the Awoclated Presn LONDON, February 16.—The groundwork for what is expected to De the first debate in the British par- | liament on a measure for total pro- tion was laid today when two pri- member bills dealing_with the quor question were {ntroduced and | ormally read for the first time in the | house of commone. The most sweep- | . ing bill was that sponsored by Edwin Scrymgeour, pronibition member for Dunde:, backed by two or three labor | ;embers, who are teetotalers. This | [ ] measure would prohibit the manufac- | ~Nes= ture, importation and sale of alcoholic | liquors in the United Kingdom. ! The other memsure was introduced ~% by Lady Astor. It would umend the | . law with regard to the sale of intoxi- cating liquor to young persons. | A rivate member bills in the Dritish = S . parllament, lacking government sup-| CHAPIN-SACKS CORP'N port, rarely are adopted. but the in- | troduction of the Scrymgeour meas- | ure opens up the possibility for de- | bate to test parliamentary feeling on ' prohibition. B TR X ]K \ I | Sheets, $1 é $150 Couch Covers, $1 Roman striped, in nu- erous bright colors, fringed all around. Full nter meam, 1316 To 1324 <7TH ST.. N.W. |58 {1 1 Higher Values Added to These Sweeping Lots of Men’s Values up to $25.00 Values up to $35.00 Clearance here means absolute choice of each and every Suit and Overcoat in stock. It is our way of clearing the racks to make room for our new Spring goods, which will soon be here, and you are the one to profit by this sale. Suits in every conceivable color, style, fabric or model, and Overcoats that you can wear on any occasion. In fact, you can buy here Saturday with the assurance that you can_save nearly as much as you spend. Sizes in suits 32 to 46, includ- ing stouts; sizes in overcoats 32 to 44, and no charge for alterations. ’ g s Just Arrived for Men’s New Spring High Saturday S.lling $5 Quality Black or tan leathers, in straight line or blucher styles. Made with durable soles and rubber heels attached. Many styles from which to select: including models for either young or conservative man. All sizes. Full-Fashioned $1.50 Long Silk The neay silk HOS $ swagger sport P theean sz erk Glovfl, $1 coats, so popu- # Pure thread-silk, bla ! d.and colors, double sole, Pure stk gloves, in lar for Spring € heel and top, lisle tops. | white and black, all sizes i r el All sizes. e Mouble finger time | wear, with the new wide sleeves, flare or belted, but- ton trimmed, made in double face cloth, herringbone and etc. Sizes to 44. Our Famous Line of Boys’ Sturdy Buddy Shoes Made of a beautiful shade of cordo tan, in neat B | round toe and medium extension sole. Insures com- {| fort for the feet and built to give service and “LOOKS GOOD."” All sizes to 6 for the big boy. Misses' & Tyo-Tone Shoes SZM! Hats of exgyisite beauty land charm, just received from § New York’s leading makers, fashioned after models selling in exclusive Fifth Avenue shops at prices many times our popular figure. Young Children YO NAR LLLIPSE - DRECTSWARFUINNE Gramd Jury Finds AT TRALFOR SLANG, She appeared extreme- |[8 & addietion, thus enlarging | With her handkerchief as she took | the demand for their filieit traffic. |the oath. Her father and husband | s rls be we | sfein?" her attorney, Albert Conway, | Suits & OCoats| $1 4.85 69,$19.85E | NEW YORK, February 16.—Sup- | = | Firmly |8 woven, round | 8| (B thread, 3-inch |5l | & C | et vingy |6 16 > PIGGLY WIGGLY We Repeat, We Undersell All Competition HAMS, Picnic, Swift’s, & 12Yc PORK and BEANS, o™ | 10c @ood:Eb; T g STESEESSCHESRe R e emeteeae . (ORI tdvesstate: MILK, Sunset Gold, &5 25¢ SPICES, all kinds, 10c package, 7%5c 9 Cansfor....... MILK, Pet Brand, tall can . . 10c _wa EGGS’ 1 day old. We have a limited supply of 39 c P EACHES, Evap., ;::r;dl"'lncy lsc these extra fine eggs. I-dozem cartons. . 99¢ | T POTATORS, o 2ic | SQUP, Compbells T ™" 25c (Limit, 6 Cans to a Customer) BUTTER, Sunset Gold, pound . 52c TOMATOES, fancy Floridas, Ib., 20c RICE, extra fancy head, 2 lbs., 11c CABBAGE, new, pound, . . 7lc COFFEE, Maxwell House, 17! 38¢ APPLES, ™ I TOMATOES, Del Monte, & 15 | CAULIFLOWER, iy’ 24c BACON, Kingan’s, St 1Pmd 370 ORANGES, Bl Tasin g5 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ “Big Balls of Juice.” Dozen* LETTUCE, Fancy Iceberg, &%k e8¢ CHOCOLATE BARS, fixi 3Vac SOAP, Star, cake, . . . . . 5c | SPINACH, Del Monte, large can, I5c SOAP, Ivory, cake, . . . . 6lc FRUITS, CANNED Limit, 5 Cakes to a Cust O, 5 hon ge-« Guuaioi) CHERRIES, Royal Anne, “Banquet,” Large SHREDDED WHEAT, package, 10c smminoinid GRAPE NUTS, package, . . 15¢ TR e B T, PEACHES, “Prince’s Beast”—This is the Fin- Aunt Jemima. i wn—, PANCAKEFLOUR, ¢iie™ 12%ac 4 gtFrais Grown—Large, Yellow Halves the 356 FLOUR! FLOUR! FLOUR! FAULTLESS BRAND’ 24%-1s. suck, 79c This is absolutely the best Flour that you can buy. Makes good cooks out of bad ones. Guaranteed to be the best—if you buy a sack of this flour and do not like it, we will gladly refund you $1.05 for that sack of flour and not ask you why you do not like it, paying you 26c for your trouble. “Do not fail to try at least one sack.” o AR PR A STORE LOCATIONS Arcade Market 2117 Penna. Ave. N.W. 1631 Conn. Ave. N.W. 708 7th St. S.W. 1416 P St. NW. 2024 Rhode Island Ave. N.E. 2459 18th St. N.W. 23 Laurel Ave., Takoma Park, Md. 1305 Wisconsin Ave. N.W. 3707 Ga. Ave. N.W. 733 North Capitol St. 1912 7th St. N.W. 11 Seventh St. N.E. 3528 Ga. Ave. N.W. 1500 H St. N.E. 1222 Penna. Ave. N.W. 3612 14th St. N.W. 3515 12th St. N.E. 1403 B St. S.E. 1123 21st St. NW. 1830 First St. NW. 3164 Mt. Pleasant N.W. 412 8th St. S.E. 711 13th St. N.W. 821 Upshur St. N.W. 2017 14th St. N.W. 2009 18th St. N.W. 713 H St. N.E. 632 Penna. Ave. NW. 3218 M St. N.W. 907 7th St. N.W. 5526 Conn. Ave. N.W. 6914 4th St. N.W. 1533 7th St. N.W. 801 Maryland Ave. N.E. 1205 7th St. N.W. If there is not a store in your neighborhood, let us know, and if possible we will build one for you and your neighbors, for every neighborhood certainly should have a Piggly Wiggly Store. Address all mail to 1935 5th Street N.E. These Prices Good at All Piggly Stores Saturday and Monday PIGGLY WIGGLY All Over the World