Evening Star Newspaper, April 28, 1923, Page 8

(8 PERERE |Tmeee— R THE EVENIN 'AR, WASHINGTON, —By WEBSTER. 5 POSE | OPGM ONt A PAT FLUSH, ACE HIGH, AND ARTHUR ROCHE S\TTING ON MY LEFT D. C., SATURDAY, APRIL 28, 1923. CIRCUS GOING TO HOSPITAL; SPECIAL SHOWING FOR CHILDREN The campaign that the United| States Department of Agriculture hnsl carried on for more efficient thresh- ing methods has saved 25,000,000 bushels of wheat in the principal Tl S s Main 431 , HERmN []FH[:ERS T \ILBUR, WHAT DOE'S THE EXPRESSION- “Guilty as Mine Strike Mur- { derers,” Says Legislative Committee Member. B the Assoclated Press MARION, 111, April 28 legislative committee the Herrin riots hopes today through co-operation to obtain from witnesse frank statements which threats have falled to bring out. Leooking toward that end the committee met in closed fon with officials here last night. I witnesses so far examined have Teen reluctant to testify regarding the circumstances which led up to the killing of twenty i men here last June. a deflant attitude, while others they could not remember details. Repeated clashes between witn and members of y marked yesterday's nating in a sweeping condemn of the attitude of peace officers dur- | ing the riot Officers Denounced. Representative Willilam R, Pierce | Yoiced the criticism. He said { don't know what to think of rs as you.” investizating who ad- vour du- fort to stop eight automobiles filled Wwith armed men when they ther witnesses told of th arrange a truce after thre. 2 . and -1, non-union work; 28 TAKEN AS REDS Prisoners Had Planned Great May- Day Demonstration, Say Po- lice Officials. Tr the Associnted Press PITTSBURGH. Pa. April 28— Twenty-two alleged communists, in cluding woman rest here toda by city. The ties, were under ar- fter raids last night | and un rs. federal officers. prison ding to authori- had planned a big May day demonstration in Allegheny county. | District Attorney S 1 H. Gardner | announced that the raids .would con- | tinue until every one suspected was | in jail H Among t stratus, a | former editor. aken were Joe inter, Fred Merr and Geor of Chicago. all said to have been ac- tive in comntunist act Large quantitic ture were eantu included subscrintion iman, list portiolios, hoxes. Touse w. tured mat W. B. 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VoU MIGHT SAFELY SAY WiTHOUT Any FEAR OF COMTRAOICTION THAT 1 was CAUGHT OUT O A Lms! e o ) P S en ¥ IXE WORI D) PRESS v nation of ughout th mmunist_prop United States ef organi v code such in report identified The nds of Soviet Russia was known us B, le union relief com- mitt - federated com- mittee nda | rollment and immigrants. an annual census FOUR RED AGENCIES IN U. S., JURY HEARS Press Service and Three Societies ations were ami his arrival Davis, in America,” siad of aliens over a after their arrival us to extend to period ble the Maintained, Ruthenburg . if America is to Trial Shows. and if he ¥ A duty by America. It i us to see to it that he opportunity to know aims and ideals, its principals and ons. 1t would give him x a sturdy, ste; 1 would system do its duty communist party. fense stated, will snclusion of Love- {ENROLL ALIENS, DAVIS PROPOSES Secretary Plans Annual Cemus{ Mich,, April 28—-A » defense in the trial Ruthenberg of Cleve- ed with eriminal syndical- witnes: land, ¢ information which government agents attempting to obtain for The Nile river ha had been iches in the last weeks. Jay Lovestone, who. at the com- munist party convention near here last August read a lengthy report, heard part report read again the e ssterday. 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Today at the hospital arrangements are going forward to allow every child who can possibly be given an opportunity to see the shoy to be one of the audience, Some of the children will have to be propped up in beds at the windows, others may be allow- ed on the balconies In wheel chairs, while still h an go down on be grouped en_arranged by t, director of th through the Cook, manag show.” Never before organization cial performances for hospital dren except in the few larg where it was billed for a week- or longer. A volunteer motor corps is being organized to carry the performer: courte r of th has the circu to the hospital, ry Club children’s motor bus. Not only the children con- fined to the hospital, but the out- patients of the dispensary. from 200 HYLAN ASKS STRIKE AGAINST SUGAR COST including Prices Down in New York, Says Mayor. Mayor 1 ion teers and YORK, has sserting that have robbed April 2 proc sugar pro long enough, issued “the us of the country to refuse ta p present “outrageous sugar prices.” “Present prices are kept up by speculators who believe the people have not enough sense protect themsely the tion said “Let us deny ourselves a little and drive the sugar prices down where they belong. % “Do not spare sugar for babies and ildren. We grown-ups can do of | “Repr 4 more than and 200 wome ganizations will be called tc by Mrs. Louls R W Ler, dep ner of to consider | the question of a radical cut in the of | consumption of sugar. 1 sugar prices jumped f 1 pound to 10%; cents at stores today. ASKS $3,000 FOR INJURIES. Mobley, former motor- man, filed suit in the District Sa- preme Court yesterda inst the ction Company to recover for alleged pe company % plaintiff says the car blew 500.- Ernest D. ploy “April a fuse out burning four disfiguring him se fappear for the pl T SURE WE ARE OPEN UNTIL 10 PM. TONIGHT Through Error in The Evening Star Yesterday, Stating s Peoples Drug Store Warehouse Stock 1109. PENNSYLVANIA AVE. (Formerly Raleigh Haberdasher Store) Between Star Building and Raleigh Hotel Closes 6 P.M. SHOULD Have Read Closes Saturday, 10 P.M, District National Bank 1406 G Street A Savings Good Index If you save you are thrifty. If you place it in a Savings Account you will find the temp- tation to spend will lessen and the habit for stronger. It’s a very inspiring thing to watch your Savings grow. Many “littles” soon become a big sum —and with it that independence which above all comes from the realization that you have the where-with to do what you want to do, when you want to do it. It may be money. A dollar will rate of 3%. @E:——:EEEEE:—E balconies and | erformance for | | Denial Among Buyers Will Force urging the people of New York and | ¢ the | money—but it’s easy to save here—and we pay interest at the to 300, have been invited to see the ! show. ' For. the henefit of those chil- | dren who may be unable to leave, their beds, some of the circus per- formers will_do thelr stunts in the wardrooms of the hospital under the | | supervision and advice of the doctors | | and nurses. | The youngsters in ward B, by the| are going to have a big day to- | they attend Reube gha's party on his eighth birthday. | tcuben has been at the hospital for ! our an one-half years, spending 105t of this time in a plaster cast to | | straighten out his spjne. Tomorrow ! morning he is going to outlive his| | reputation of being the happiest child {in the hosp n anonymous friend i | has already nt a_$10 bill to start ount for Reuben. He's feel- millionaire already. other friends of the hos- | struggling hard to make up ning the institut 100 well knc omen, headed by M lker and Mrs. W. | jr., h; heen selling tickets | base ball game on June 2 t h the proceeds will be given to| al. The latest ! is proceeding satis- although we are not able nce the results forthcoming | from the hotels and stores at which | the tickets are on gule, We are hop- | ing carnestly that Washingtonians | whio enjoy base ball and want to help | littie sick children will take the op- | portunity of doing both, when the Washi on team plays Boston on| factorily to anno June 2 ICIRCUS TO ARRIVE LATE IN AFTERNOON' | | Precedent of Morning Arrival Broken by Big Show This Year. ve to get up to greet the little Johnny will not at daylight elephants. For the el the tig clowns and ba { | { 1 S far as the circus in concerned. | tomarrow 1 { shants—to say nothing lions, polar bears, -back riders—are not = E trains | in the nightfall before the In former years | jumped here from and always arrived | morni This s -ct from New York © followi to f be early in the it comes di cusm light 1 out at Camp Meigs show- crounds tomorrow there will be ¢ to see, even if the show trains rriving. The giant tents the seat ced in p Much of th ing stock nd the hors; housing the ons and Clydesdales, will be ! 1 to visitors during the afternoon up, begin building their The roof is first ted on a skeleton frame. s shelter to the workmen IR LT = ; : i Account is a to Character saving grow hard to make start the account | fl fl | fl | wheat-growing states. CIRCUS TIME Springtime is circus time. A]ong with the coming of the wild flowers, green leaves and singing birds, come the tented cities. The kid- dies love the circus, and most all of us grown folks become children again when we visit the big shows. ’ O_n April 30, May 1 and 2 the biggest show on earth, Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey, is coming to Camp Meigs. This year we are going to make your visit to the Circus a more pleasant one by permitting Automobile Parking at Camp Meigs. Parking Space 50c To avoid traffic congestion, we have built a new entrance into Camp Meigs at SIXTH STREET and FLORIDA to the circus. Grounds. 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