Evening Star Newspaper, June 14, 1923, Page 42

D. C, THURSDAY, JUNE 14, 1923 MOTOR Us'NG LOW'GRADE s"m sPunlous BlLLs. that & new counterfeit $1,000 note on |New York Federal Reserve Bank. the Federal Reserve Bank of New reat care should be exercised In More Baintars Here OIL IMPRESSES EXPERTS |xote 1s on Federal Reserve Bank From the Dayton News. “Americans Will Study Crime in PROPHETS END BEST [SCHOONER REACHES FIRST POLITICAL ACT besa tsesac Oty one of the countres | fs. wasalng. s “eb oty | these CONCLAVE IN HISTORY| PORT WITHOUT CREW| g pREGIDENT IN 1880 Young Chinese, Only Occupants, Half Starved, Tell of Desertion Oklahoma Delegates to Cleveland of Boat by Sailors. Miss Sessions When Floods It ] Maroon Train. CLEVELAND, Ohlo, June 14—This ity was returning to normalcy to- day, with the exodus of thousands of Prophets and members of their fam- ilies who attended the thirty-fourth annual conclave of the Mystic Order of Velled Prophets of the Enchanted Realm. The convention, probably the most kaleidoscopic In the city's his- tory, ended last midnight with an in- formal ball. Many of the visitors left last night. Quite a few went to Niagara Falls, among them being three Prophets from Oklahoma, who arrived here Yesterday, too lute for most of the revelry, & “The Oklahomans—Guy T. McVeigh, grand monarch of the Ashmes Grotto Of Aramore; D. T. Medford, secret. 2nd Olin W. Jones—left Ardmore Sat- Urday. = Instead of attending the three-day conclave, they spent two days and nights in & Pullman, ma- Tooned by the flood at Winfield, Kan. The conclave was the largest in point of numbers, conducted one of The largest and most colorful pa- Tades and staged the most efferves- cent. stunts Clev nd has ever seen. Approximately 60,000 persons were guests of the city. POPE PIUS TO INTENSIFY RELIEF WORK IN RUSSIA Directs Leader of Pontifical Mission to Return to Mos- cow. By the Associated Press. ROME, June 14.—Pope Plus has de- cided to intensify the work of relief in Russia and has directed Prof. Simonetti, a member of the pontifical mission to Moscow, who came to Rome on leave last April, to return to Moscow with new instructions for the further exten- slon of ald to impoverished Russlans, rendering the relief work more effica- clous. Prof. Simonetti left today for Berlin, where he will remain a few days to complete arrangements {n connection with the work and then proceed to Mos- cow. Free for yours. Every Member of Tennis Oxfords for Children, Boys and Wom- en. In tan and white shades— $1.10 {0 $1.39 To Boys and Girls at The Hecht Co. Store Convenient little handbooks just chuckful of in- teresting games, camping information and lots of other things for boys and girls. Come in tomorrow Keds The Proper Sport Shoe for Use --- for Every By the Assoclated Press. NEW YORK, June masted schooner, bearing on her stern the name Mary Beatrice of Nassau, safled into quarantine to- day with fifteen young and well- dressed Chinese the only occupants —a_strange ship with a weird story of the sea. When quarantine officlals found nothing of cargo or papers, customs authorities were notified, an inter- preter summoned and the strange story unfolded. Twenty Chinese had bargained with the owner of the schooner, a white man, for $500 aplece to take them aboard and land them some- where on the American coast. On May 8 last they set out from Havana, twenty Chinese, two white men and a negro. » When the food supply ran low they begged the tall sailor man who owned the boat to carry out his promise and land them. He chaged them to their quarters. One night a week ago he only small boat 14—A two- a little more th took the schooner and abandoned the Mary Beatrice ana its pasengers. After several days of walting the Chinese, impelled by the pangs of hunger, turned the schooner toward land. The mystery of the seven missing was not fully explained. The Chin- ese spokesman, replying to questions about them, pointed over the side. He wouldn't say. whether they jumped, fell or were thrown. SAY U. S. OFFICERS WEAR GERMAN-MADE SWORDS ssoclated Pres YORK, June s in the United States wear as part of their 14.—Charges Army and N ’ £t of el lation equipment swo! o {nGermany will be investigated by 1 committea of the Civitan In the event it is is_the source of in Ger: a spec Club, it is disclosed. d_th: the will Washington. Announcement of _the . tion was made after F. J. H. Kracke, appraiser of the port of New York. had exhibited a sword In the course of an address yesterday, showing members of the club the words “made In Germany’ stamped Into the metal. He said the weapon was one of 1,000 to arrive at the port of New York in the last year. ~All designed for use by Army and officers, he added. investiga- the Family Holdfast Sport Shoes for Boys. White and brown. Sizes from 8 to 6. With side patches and lace stay. $2.49 1o $2.89 Women’s and Misses’ Tennis Pumps Splendid for tennis court use, as well as for out- door wear. In sizes 274 up to 8. $1.89 {0 $2.50 The Hecht Co. 7th at F For Every Vacation Need THERES a p erfect style of “Keds” at all Hahn Stores. Lowest prices—and tremendous stocks. Boys’ “Keds” Oxfords and Leather-trimmed High Shoes, $1.25 to $2.50 Women’s “Keds” Oxfords and Pumps $1.25 to $4.50 Girls “Keds” Pinafore Pumps and Oxferds $1.25 Cor. 7th & K Sts. 414 9th St. “City Club Shop” 1914-16 Pa. Ave. 1318 G Br. 233 Pa. Ave.S. E. Harding Helped to Organize Gar- field Club in Marion, He Tells, in Letter. —— By the Associated Pres: MARION, Ohio, June 14.— Presi- dent Harding's first act of a political character was performed here in 1880, during the Garfleld campaign, it was disclosed when a letter from the chief executive was read at a membership drive meeting of the Republican Club of Marion county. After voicing his interest in the drive, President Harding wrote: “I am always interested in such activities because I believe that par- ty organizations, under our form of popular government, are essential to the development of parties and to fulfillment of party policies as enun- ciated in party platforms. “Perhaps I can best emphasize my peculiar interest in this line of work, quite apart from any political office which has come to me, when I tell you that the first act of a political character which I performed in Mar- fon was participation in the organi- zation of the Garfield Club. KLAN MINISTER UPHELD BY ATLANTA CHURCH Other Clergymen of Same Creed Had Withdrawn Status of “Fellowship.” ATLANTA, Ga., June 14.—The Rev. Caleb A. Ridley, pastor of the Central Baptist Church, was accorded a vote of confidence by his congregation in reply to his public offer to resign following the withdrawal of fellowship by the At- lanta Baptist Ministers’ Assoclation. Dr. Ridley has been active in the Ku Kiux Klan and was former chaplain of Invention May .Supplant Existing Types of Internal Combus- tion Engines. By the Assoctated Press. NEW YORK, June 14—American technical authorities witnessed a demonstration of a Bavarian-made motor which, it was claimed by its inventor, Frans Lang of Munich, ex- plodes anything from crude petro- leum to salad ofl and promises to supplant all existing types of inter- nal combustion engines used to pro- pel anything from a motor car to an ocean liner. . A score of experts of the American Petroleum Institute watched Lang demonstrate the motor, which, he de- clared, solves the problem of utiliz- ing a low-grade, cheap oil in a small cylinder without the aid of electric ignition, pre-heaters, carbureters or auxiliary air pressure systems. The American technicians expressed eatisfaction with result of the test. but postponed final judgment untii they had had an opportunity for mi- nute examination of the mechanism. The Ouly Cap Wit Fiap Attacked that organization. Swatand s Detholl Get rid of all those an- noying flies and mosquitoes at one time! the windows keep in the cle fumes. Spray —toward t around the walls. minutes every dead! Simply close and doors to ansing Dethol Dethol freely he ceiling, In a few insect will be Spray your bedroom a few minutes before you retire and sleep in Ppeace. Protect your children from dis- sects! Spray. bearing in- ethol where they sleep and play. 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