Evening Star Newspaper, March 27, 1923, Page 5

o : ‘THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. TUESDAY, MARCH 27, 1923, GARY AND STINNES [Knitting Colleens|UPSHAW PREDICTS |z fsmsris, sieusitnes st majesty of duly constituted law, we ! 111 in, a H ST [Guard Paths to DEFEAT FOR G. 0. P.!;'-{;‘n::fi z'fl:?r?:r:xfflfi th:l:":m:r': the | High School Pupil Detained When ls - l o I l d —— and a:m%crmu xcne?::t!,:c- S ,..f,fi Women Is Shot in His Room. ; iStills in Irelandly...., i precgon Benominated| iis i ST 28 | SAULT ST MARE, Mich, Marcn [ [ Jennln;a Bryan's "irresistible chnrm"'- Mrs. Thelma Beyer, nineteen, said \\\ BELFAST, March 27.—The manu- and Po; Ch if Of {and Willlam G. McAdoo's ‘“colossal | o the wife of Randall Beyer, a stu- facture of {llicit whisky s belng car- erty Chaos ther Is {gentuw’ made them utand out us 1ead- | dent at the Unlversity of Minnesots, N\ 2 ng possibilitics for the nomination hot and killed here yosterday. .| ried on vigorously in the desolate Chosen, Says Representative. He classed Gov. Alfred E. Smith of \ Mjimore Holkkila, 4 high echool st Quit| Donesal mountains, according to re- New York and Senator Oscar Under- | biimore Helokile, & ne the corone ports reaching this city. Wwood as constitutional reactionaries |y juose Heikkila is said by the a American Delegates jand sald that both would fail to be i ivi ? e shootin Eternal City as Civic Con- Pretty colleens fn aurac::‘v‘:)}::: : ) .. | momihated because ‘ot their ‘wet" | thorities to have told them the s & costumes assist their co: . h 37, tendencies. | ™ Mra. Bever had been estranged from ! by acting as scouts. They sit and ald Represe v The representative discussed sev- | ve \ ference Comes to an End. knit near the “suills” and huve | ™. D. Upshaw, speaking o dzlr:xE S ctaers mlony thenuhelngiE oy { e tary e ey, i N e B he "elloa cannot |ocratic preaidential possibilities, “we | °'C 2Rd' John W. Davis |Ber paxents fn Suuic fee. Merte On approach within five miles of any |dare the opposition to nominate | | tarto, She was Kilied in a room hero R . A Japan rt rceently tssued ccupled by Helkkila. Dy the Associated Presi. particular stlll without the dis- |President Harding and we dare them | e o coom T laoued & loccupled b ROME, March 27.—The American| bateh of a waning of their pres- elegates to the congress of the In-| ence. - o Farmers are sald to carry on ternational Chamber of Commerce, e Y e this business in ravines and val 120-4%-0%-«% Ooo%e e R s o%-o% Do % % Foo0-o%-%-% o2 Pooee Fhich closed here Saturday, now have| lay of the mountains and thou- lc"o”0“0“o“#’t".“.”.”.“g““‘.%“‘“:w.“.“.“é':“.“.“.”.“.“o“:“o“o“o“:":“o“o" Tearly all left Rome. rt 1L Gary,| sands of still are reported to be | ¢ ¢ decree which releases Gelsha girls| Officers said they found no evidence not to—in the one case with any|from involuntary slavery. |of a quarrel. * chairman of the United States Steel| in operation. The “potheen” thus XIXIXIXY ' 9 "*% K2 X % ®, ' >0, o boo3e o ' $Z.98 - The E‘co;1<;mq dmr 53.98 Tth.and H Sts. NV Hugo Stinnes, the German industrial closely does the liquor resembls .:. = > < Skirts s HY ' 5 Chokers visit here just after the close of the | ig often. decelved. 5 H i > after an cxchange of views with Si- commerelally produced whisky in conference, went to Naples yesterday tmb perRaie te oot N g ) Pitch and Baum Enor Finxl, undersecret 3 :h:_m-: VOTING PLAN URGED? & 9 Pa% % K3 e Xa) brewed, iy sold to publicans, who to N s O Corporation, who had & talk With| are making emormous profits. So ew prmg magnate, during the latter's briefy (o0 MCiGR K 2N iat a connolsseur and sailed thence for Spain. ’AB LITION ITALY’S e s i T 5 ; Marten colors; full . Herr Stinnes left Rome last c\-mlnxi ¥ " 2 E - T tertor, acting for Premier Mussal =X and passed through Bologna toc \ Bis kY. back to Berlin Forthcoming Elections, However, While in Rome Herr Stinnes stopned &t the sama hotel at which the Amert- - < can delegates to the Chamber of Will Be Held Under Ma- Commerce congress were guests. The S lncal press considers his coming was jority System. due to the presence of o many fuential figures of the commerc #nd financial world, the Amerlc By the Associated Press. TaL ol andthe) e ovas nartl ROME, March 27.-—Michele Bianchl, arly interested In the American SUR- = 2 @estlon for the calling of an interna- | 8écretary general of the faselst! tlonal economlc conference ‘with a party, in a speech at Milan sald ‘{’18“;‘110‘1 %n!g"nsdlm !rrlxmral!mxn. - | that abolition of the existing elec- erallled debt and &tabilizat = s T v S ian | toral system of Italy was necessary expressed the bellef that such a ®|in order that the country could be ad- ference should be held in i i v a government able 1o States as best ada ¢ the gath-!ajrect ¢ con able perlod the oring because of its rer il e 5 & the influen a anrior | life and 1abor of the nation. ing Buropean interests The forthcoming clections, he an- LaAeas Stinnes is reported to have|nounced, would be under the ma- A han® eaeus and Cardinal Gaspar- | jority system, with proportional rep- K2 KD * o 0% . %% EGGS w2, 4. 26¢ Shredded Wheat »e. 9ic 'f Bran, Kellogg's 5. 18¢| CHIPSO 2.5 17c Pork =i Beans 5%, 29¢ | Peaches Ew. == 15¢ 0 Lo0ling (SOUPS 5 eans o 21¢ The smoke screens of e i e e Brooms s 75¢ industry plamavoc with Lord Calvert \ 1-Pound Package c roofs that are not built to withstand I’ ‘ “Roya]” BakingPowder & 44¢; & 22¢ sparks. 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