Evening Star Newspaper, March 30, 1923, Page 11

; ; THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, 1. O, FRIDAY, ¥ ASSERT GOVERNMENTMillion Mourn |THREE INDIGTED | WARNS AGAINST STRIKE. FAILS TO MAKE CASE| Pet Gull Killed FOR FLOGGING|,rrrssvmar r e s0— ; Phillip Murray, international vice president ‘of the United Mine Work- Attorney's Coutention for Detense| BY T 0y Balloon|, Dairymen and Plumber Held | fator siuimtianin she siaitiax disirice i S S eventh i diis Special Dispateh to The Star. ] : Vhere, dispatenes satd, union miners (A1 f | Pennsylvania in Charges Involving Sixty- SAN FRANCISUO, March 30.—A *in Alsbama—One Federal g e Avenuc Street Three Clients. million or more touriaty from all Arrest Made, “The situation in the Halifax district i po-caiieloclon i, o I , parts of the country who have fer- ” halsb been rslled' érl: mysnue_‘r‘ul;n.:g | C i g A 4 v Selby Barrelt of Glece Bay, N. S., 3 ried across San Franclsco bay and T have wired him that no strike can | By the Associated Pr fed flocks of seagulls en routewill | By the Assoclated Pross. be called without violation of the in- | INDIANAPOLIS en BIRMINGHAM, Ala. March 30— |ternational constitution until it has| - join' in miourning tho passing of M, Ala. March 30. nul : Argument ‘of defense attorneye in the| Hack Baree © Two dairymen and a plumber wero | Uoen investigated under out laws by b . . Y Lake county liquor conspiracy ¢ase i} * Almost twice as largo as any other | indicted ‘by the Jefforson county | gincic iza the com- : ; - > strict organization makes the com L) t federal court here, who contend that| guil - ever scen around the bav. |6Tand Jury today in connection with | plalnt there s no Teason why the in- t S ever 00 € Wi S dervice tO a acKk on he government ias fatled to show ex-| Bipck Bart won his name from the | the flogging more than @ year ago of | YESUEation should not bo ordered \m- istence of a conspiracy involving the| pragatory habit of taking what he |Dr. J. D. Dowling, city and- county | out authorization—well, that is a bridge defepdants, is scheduled to be continued { eunted whenever he found it. |health officer. At the same time it|we will cross when we Teach it.” fodey. Tt is cxpected arguments, which | With offrontery uncommon cven 1o | was announced federal officers had occupied &ll of yesterday’s session, will | his kind, he would perch upon & | taken into custody in connection with be completed some thme this stter-| dock rail, and, with a crowd aroupd him, consumo unbelievablo quan- | the case a dairy company employ:. It noon and the case given to JUry. | tities of tidbits. If they were toss- | was sald the federal action was cn- SED lailoring Triumph Several wttorneys. defendfng lndi-| eod into the air, the big gull would | tirely independent of the wort of ine| HAMMOND TYPEWRITERS | p viduals and g xty-three | go after them as a big league Dall | o o0 500 Owing to macy of our patrons havios | defendant case, s ted their rlayer does after a hot line drive. Th 2 exchanged their machines for new closing 4 3 Sterd Qthers. Notables who have fed him scraps © men named by the grand jury (] remain (o be eard. Mosss B: Lairy.{ of bread and poanuts in the last |ara W. M. Yerby, dairyman and plant FOLDING MULTIPLEXES l ! efending Mavor Roswell O. Johnson | dozen years include Gen. Pershing, ler; E. G, —_we bave a large stock of used ma- o ¢ Gary. declared that not one word of [ Marshal Joffre, Woodrow Wilson, |l m "l“k" ORyman, Snd BN | Taes milch we oger ot oy had been submitted linking} the Prince of Wales, Theodore |- an, plumber. The man arrested CES Y Johnson with an alleged liquor| Roosevelt and Sarsh Bernhardt. by federal agents is C. W. Tyson. Ty- BARGAIN PRI - 5 uey. Black Bart's demise was due to & |son was arrested a anc defense attornevs declared | small boy and a toy balloon aboard ks at the instanco of Guaranteed Machines ; D Tegardies of mditiabarhedons | " ey out'® *rhe’ Tailoon “beoke |, \W: MoPhuth sccret sorvice atache, | On Basy Terms ) You expect quality in a reputable shop—and youll get cfendants, hey coul its tethertn string. Blac art L n engaged on 3 - . . . have ‘conspired| oired in pureutt. A hundrod feet. | the Dowling'case for saveral monthe. e T il it, of course. What differentiates — importantly — Saks @ . #8] in the air he closed in on his | Authoriticy stated that the Inauie ALL RAMMONDS - B . < harg governme quarry. “There wak an explosion | had been conducted on the theory thyi | HAVE INTERCEANGEABLE TYPE § Clothes from all others—is the fashion they express. Our it Of e goyrninnt gnd Black Bart fell lifelecs into the ;i;e)‘fioul‘x;‘g gt Dr. Dowliing resuiied | MULTIPLF‘)\( HAMMOND'S : Lk ) 1 e : e i 2 3 2 4 S iy v cause his zeal o | <1 : = s P sosclared that fthe tevidenge SPorryiiboat deokhandsiwhol wits “ARemehiasal ¢nar ;3.—;:‘&“"10\3;(3:,::;5 Tnstantly chongeable type desngner: now the value o istinctiveness; the merit of h of a conspiracy sed the bird's tragic end say he |and plumbing. The health ofiices's|M8D l‘yle-" many 1-nzz.ge- - <l o oneiraet en. | was asphyxiated by the gas n;"x‘hq stendards weré described s “high” (j«m% Suwn the ¥nod 1o change | /i / ‘nd“”d“ahty and "hey interpret the PFCSCflde models with R AT e ‘i‘é%&;“a.i{;‘;?;i;&‘&filé‘d 'L'S-fii‘;‘m,;‘r: |:5'-'§"w‘l'.i"’.ir’:'£“:, wfl;;:{;en;;;; e Hammond Typewriter Corp both. The set of the buttons; the hug of the coat; the natice art po fid erryboat decl 2 1 c calth nasices. [am! o = 3 % Suted St SOV e Testorming | Tolk, o s terat il ey 311 Golorado Blig.. 14th & G N.W. slant of the lapel—little things that altogether make a big their 1 the unlawful L\)nliul\t; 1Copyrig! 1 Main |ZIM‘ - i | | PUT BAN ON FASCISTl. |— S /A : difference—the difference make Saks Clothes distinctive and = . 3 : individual—and appealingly popular. HEART DILATION FATAL. Sons of Italy Lodges Adopt Reso-| FINDS FLOAING DEBT| """ PT200% PRI foms o sy sovers agos s | | . { Prominen an! resident’'s Death | lutions Agains! mportation. ! . 3 - SES GOES ABOVE BILLIONS Ascribed to Acute Attack. | CLEVELAND. March 30.—Rtesolu- | |\Y H;,?:é()u;‘;; : SllltS"'$30 tO $65 i = tions pronouncing the unalterable op- | { CHIC. La 30 —Edmund D. | pesition of the Sons of Italy. to any | Hulbert. of the Allied [attempt to import the fascisti n 3 German Total Increast 0! Tilinois M s' Bank, died this| men into the United States, h: p = o eazed iSecond [(Iono el acute dllation of the |adopted by the sixteen Cieveland | s opcoats - 0 4 g i heart. | lodges of the order, according to an Ten Days of March by 1455, Mr. Hulbert's sicath occurred at his | announcement by membere. Thiero are | | . rcsidence. He is said to have been|sixty lodges of the order in Ohio aud | g 000,000,000 Marks. the first person to whom former 00 members throughout the President Wilson showed his plan | U tes, members sald for the federal reserve system, und T is credited with alding the President March 30.—Germany's| und having much to do with that ami Aoatinelae reased by 1.435.000.- | other money legislation. | PRIy e e Mr. Hulbert was born in Pleasant ! 0. mai in the st Valley. Conn;, March 2, 1838.- His > total f 4 v{ first banking « 35.500.00 . the Hulbut N anclal ¢ - | sted, Conn.. had been vice succees the late} y nt_of the! rust Company See page 12 of today's Evening Star one of Chicago's oldest bunks. With the afillation of the Meor- for complete list. Loan and Trust, the Ilfinole | u‘.ka:i:'(‘v {‘h VICTOR por build- | FOR - | Hat 'TIS SCREEN & AWNING TIME; APRIL | NORTH MORE HEALTHY. e e Rost ey o e i s On sale Saturday. Hear them and ask 53.00 tor April Supplement. .C,?',‘H,F';’-“ DROOP’S l-'n;{.‘sslg 1300 G f You'll tell the min- >_ . ot antia Rucker & Rucker | Steinway Pianos—Player Pianos—Victrolas | ute you put on a Karl- Y- & FOulard he said, when Paperhanging and Painting | | ton that you like it— r:-(v\‘.(;::n.?:lxli:e\?::‘ 1210 H St. N.W. M even before you see The Boys’Shop Scarf doors.wind nd “Young man. | At anr one time, or is it hotter to take i ch with low wages malaria and hookworm ridden pRLas 4 : 5 ~ vourself in the glass. | e . groiy of | SES— E I S E M A N ’ S | It has the “feel”—and is featuring for Easter for Easter Workers 2 per cent of whom are ili 4V the looks—and the i T 605-607 7th St Please Note That We are quality—that backs up Several-~'specific lots of Boys’ Suits ‘A riot of patterns Located Between F & G Sts. and Reefers that are exceptionally $ 00 Easter both. ol i ‘and colorings—in a .. Sunda Match Your Odd Coats Wlth All the new and also Wool Suits—with two pairs of 512‘50 very superb ‘quality.eg = et i y Our Special the staple shades. Al- | pants—sizes 8 1017 years........ Foulard. until ways $3—but always a Suits for boys of over size — prop= - ) 'I' | : e ly cut—size 10 to 20 50 . . R | ROUS RS superior Hat. ;:.);'cu i : $l6 to$25 Four-m=H_‘“_‘s g 51 — Stetson's favorite “Right Posture” Suits—with §] 8.00 ML i { . - 1 extra pants—sizes 8 to 18 years. .. DOWNTOWN SUNDAY, APRIL 1 { 1i the trousers of your suit are block—$7 Blue Serge Junior Norfolk Suits . Bats 75: SPECIAL TRAIN showing signs of wear, bring in | e S cairelof ipan Sies 0 i BUS!NESS D I i e the coat and vest and let us Other Saks Hats L pants—; 5125 Btey b 7 to 12 years. . . suagAlditiont’ Exursions © ?:g::lilérthcm up with our special $4 and $5 Tweed Novelty Suits—with wash- PROPER Pemuylva'ma R.R. sy.“em We have hundreds of pairs in . able collac andioutt fzcegtitonly $3'95 I i The Route of the Broadway Limitod ° | years . oo a great variety of colors and secade. . e NEW — patterns. You can find the pair i Tweed Reefers—Tan and Gray; ODouble- The Easiest Way you need to match your odd le"'s breasted and belted—sizes up to I 550() UNDER LEASES To End Dandruff coat, and thereby practically i ave the cost of an entire new ' 2 5 El‘l liSh Rent, $5,520 A e hladecari Jelta S - e g 0 remove - d fratts 1o diskotvo it VT Shoes o Hat Broadcloth Pl‘lce, $45,500 L it cntirely. To do this, Shicts and ats 3 hout four ounces of plain Blouses—collar at- Bl y o liquid arvo , < mn y Sh“-ts 7 Feet F: ight when retiring: u - tached or neck- ment 47 Feet Front—2 Stores To" mofsten the scaip and rub it $K.00 IocatediDepant (GeosY\Werthingtonl® San ||| | oSty it tho tngerys - band—White $1.00 —Second Floor. By morning most, if not a 2 = and fancy... Milan and Split your dandruff wiil be gone, and 2 =P Woodward Blds. Thres ‘or four ‘more applications Wh@n y@ufl j * You'll feel very sure Straws in all colors $Q.45 will completely dissolve and en- . Roll-top Socks; A < == =——s————a———=u ll {irely destroy cvery single sign with self and . and r tter how a footed in Deltas—be- half and. three- e mych dandru may - OO ( cause they are com- quarter. 50¢ $348 to $9.00 g and digging scalp will L fortable —and smart. All colors.... stop instautly, and your hair will Bt Plain White—and the fuffy, lustrous, glossy, & " pos xsu: < “"‘\‘gl‘;gks“"g feel ' fun- We]l]lun= Delta Oxfords are most- Four - in - Hand dcK ) arl se dred times better. - Soasfe - Scotih Split Straws—with whitest .whlte you ever. drt‘xv;usfiilxi ‘aelll”?'::rx i;‘r??sa!zsa:?l e ly exclusive shapes— Plaids and 39¢ turn-down saw—with a sheen al- you will need. This simple rem- —your friends tell you 2 7 in all the proper leath- Fancy Silks.. brims—from $1.95 Sy Nas never boen known to Tail b T e gy 3to08 most bsilky-—and a re- —Advertisement. 01 - 3 . Cessans < ; - ——————ene where you “got” it—and ers—Fancy Calf, %‘ia“; Union Suits—the Boys’ Golf Cdaps finement that wins its 5 >, = s e | 11 this tends to make ; - Black Kangaroo, Blac medium weight: tweeds and plaids— 3 abundant and prices tiff 2 s / ' o HEbEE : way into every well consequently I;nuch il Protests st s vou feel the satisfaction and Tan Kid, Patent athletic 51.!5 in the new S!..'m y ¥ e Souch ey " hat comes to all I ¢ o R “shapes veevenes assorted wardrobe. lower than the coming E! Swollen Tortured Joints L =y 3 = fall will find them. LR i iy Cili=-apd e TN s e know they have sclected Novelty—“Utella” Calf - Boys’ High and Low Shoes Soft cuffs and cut to MAURICE J. COLBERT well — every one tells —and Brown Patent —shaped like dads—in the fancy leathers accurate measurements them so. 3 . and patent— e sgimifiv—sl:lumbinfinuz.,l in—Joint Agony Gets Out® | leather. 1 mps%,. $5.00 910 13%. .....5490 —for these are Shirts reet Yiiesorr 5 = | s vaitien s i nimasint] A correctly tailored suit will add much All sizes. : that really fit. |who saw preseription after pre- | i scription fail to help hundreds of | to your appearance, and therefore contri- his customers to ket rid of rheu- || = | matic swellings and stift inflamed | bute much to your personal success. | ————— On the Economy Fleor---for Easter Saturday Interest — permit us to suggest that the present is an advantageous time to have HEATING work done. ¢ Materials are now (UGG LDS | Says: “When Joint-Ease Gets UHITTTE T TR T DT TR UUBUTTITTTT N = t a remedy could and| would be compounded that would 3-Piece Imake creaky, xwollen, tormented | 2 (Fourth Floor) . : | joints work with just as much| All-wool Suits - 2 smoothness as they ever did. Now this prescription, rightly Made o ° named -Joint-Ease, after * being to 9 | tested successfully on many obsti- A nate cases, s offcred through pro- | Measure gressive pharmacists to the mil- AND UP 9 |lions of people who suffer from | alling joints that need limbering up. peiolles, twingy, infaried utim, Merchant Tailors ' : With two pairs of Pants | caused by rheumatism, but what- {ever the eausc Joint-Ease soaks d g . || ana :.,;la’u'i' rfilgi‘i"fi;'u;'&'fio?r’:iu" e : | Young Men'’s, Models—Sports Models and Conservative Models—in Tweeds, Cassi- trouble at its source. L 1 5 p o g . B o aseils for all- ; = ° meres and Worsteds. Because of the low price—perhaps we ought to remind you that | ments. of -the *joints,. whether In 3 J | ankle, knee, hip, elbow, shoulder, everything you buy at Saks’ is guaranteed- spine.or finger, and when you rub Iz spuiey exostianasdy and i 1211 Pa. Ave. N.W. It V. ale. t P e > | hrug Siores and druggists svers: The All-Wool House l'here {:n' 60 cents a tube.—Adver- = | fisement.