Evening Star Newspaper, July 17, 1923, Page 18

REFUSES T0 REST WITHLIFE DOOMED Editor Sticks to Desk When Vacation Might Have Prolgnged Days. ., July at work rather than prolong for a year a life he knew was doomed by cancer, John OLDEST LIVING MARRIED s COUPLE INU. S. ] Church’s Attitude Toward Prohibi- tion Favors Enforcement, Says g Minister. 3 By the Associated Riess. DETROIT, ‘Mich., + July thirtieth birthday anniversary of the’ WAEITHEF ' Léagife, " ths " ftérnational organization of° Lutheran ~{Reovles’ societies, was observed at today'd’ seselons of the convention meeting here. Three thousand dele- gates, representing a membership of *[ more than. $0,000.1n the United Staten d . i ind_ Canada, are attending the con vertion, CHICAGO, July 17.—Although wheat| F. A Kleln of Fort Wayne, Ind.. made a new low price record for ten | for many vears fleld socretary of the years and flour dropped again yester-| orEsalzation. was one of - today's day, bakers here declared there would | ™pou " no ntin walker of New York be no reduction in the price of bread | o1y i R0 addresset Todny 8 vessiom | Chicago Bakers Deny Reduc-| tion in Bread fO( Si)_(t_y - " Days. young WHEAT COST DROPS, o=/ e T 17.—The |. THREE BOMB PLOTS ~ DIRECTED AT WOMAN Explosive Book Burns Sister, Cab- inet Blows Up and Packed Bulb Is Found. By the Associated Press. CHELSEA; Mass., July 17.—Postal inspectors today described three bomb plots against Mrs. Grace Lewls of this city. Last Saturday Mrs. Sadle Bennett opened a package addressed to Mrs. Lewls, her sister-in-law, and found a book. She turned a few pages and there came an explosion which lacer- ated her. threw her to the floor and burned her arms. In Muy Mrs. Lewls recelved a small cabinet through the mails. When she MRS. BERGDOLL GETS PASSPORTS FOR VOYAGE In High Spirits as She Makes Ready for Trip to Bee Grover. By the Assoclated Press, PHILADELPHIA, July 17.—Mrs. Emma C. ‘Bergdoll was in high spirits today before leaving for New York to board the steamship Hanover for a trip to Switzerland and Germany to visit her son, Grover, fugitive draft evader. Passports for the trip were receiv- ed by Mrs. Bergdoll yesterday. She will.spend some time in Germany be- fore going to Switzerland to see Grover. She has not advised her son of her visit, declaring that she wants to_surprise him. During her absence another son, Erwin, will look after his mother's’ farm and - financial affairs. | Brenn recently was released from the fed- eral prison_ at Leavenworth, afier serving a tefm for draft dodging. LEVIATHAN CREW CASES ADJOURNED IN ENGLAND: Court Fails to Reach Decision on Method of Handling De- sertion Charges. By the Associated Press, SOUTHAMPTON, July 17.—The cases against more than a score of the crew of the American steamship Leviathan, summoned in police court yesterday on charges of desertj other ships, were adjourned sine dic No decision was reached as to the method of dealing with the cas McAlpine Siddall, editor of the Amer- fcan Magazine, died at his summer home vesterday. Mr. Slddall was told |’ by doctors four months ago that un- less he rested he could live only a few months. for at least sixty days. Most of the | Geciurad that ai bakeries, they explained, have On|pheen in a elllelg‘:’" le}‘{;cwfi:-}dpt:: hand supplies of flour sufficlent for|.everal years, the bosition of the the next two months, which they | Litherann on pronibition. evelution. bought at high pric and which | religious education and the Ku Klux must be used before cheaper bread]Klan remalns the same as when these can be made and sold. .. |auestions first arose. Prohibition, he He declared he would “die in har- A campalign for a reduction in bread | said, was not a religious question at s, and insisted that no one should g 2 prices will be pushed at the expira-all ‘but a social question. e Sethn Neeth anaaione should s . tion of that time, according to the| "“We have indulged in no delusive BE theen rs. HA coptinaéd at his ¥ high cost commission. 2 fancles as to the fruits of righteous. by the doctors. He cont at the close of yester-|ness to bo obtained through a legall o g ot o SN mar! ixed July at 97; Sep-| onacted and enforced prohigitio T onlo o and December at %.|he radd. “vet while the law exists it 1 later studied at Harvard o D "> Loneaitorosd wheat since 1 lour per barreli The convention closes A'hursda; dropped 15 cenis at Minneapolls, —_— which quoted best grade spring whe, : flour at §6.85; hard winter, $4.30,and DIAL'TO RUN AGAIN. soft winter, - — WHEAT PRODUCERS MEET. opened It an explosion resulted which burned her severely. Several weeks later explosive was found packed ahout the filament in an electric light bulb outside her apartment which Wfailed to light. A year ago she was severely beaten with an automobile erankshaft by a Iman on a lonely road. No arrests ave resulted from several investiga- tions, but the inspectors believe the intent was not to kill, but to maim. The police admitted today that they were watching the Boston residence of an opticfan, known to be a former suitor of Mrs. Lewis. Mrs. Lewls told the’ police that the man under observation beat her once with the crank handle of an auto- mobile when she went for a drive with him because she had refused to marry him. RECEIVERSHIP IN EFFECT. FARGO, N. D., July 17.—Recelver- &hip of the Equity Co-operative Pack- ing Company went Into effect When John Martin, appointed receiver Sat. cratic primary next year. He urday by Judge A. T. Cole of the dis- to 1221 New York Ave. N.W. clared he would base his candidacy |t ourt, took charge of the com- solely on his record. | pany's propert, S332332332832882888388888888888883233888338338388882830838882382888323828828882888283888888883888888888838e J. W. HUNT & COMPANY Wishes to Announce the Removal of Their Store from day tember at 961 a new low pris e . L) He was employed in editorial capaci- ties on newspapers in Cleveland, Chi- cago, Philadelphia and Pittsburgh. Mr. Siddall became assistant editor of the Chautauquan Magazine in 1801 ing year he.was appointed of the Cleveland public em, He joined the editor- McClure's Magazine in Sepator to Base Candidacy on Rec- _ ord in Office. SPARTANBURG, 5. C., July 17— Senator Nathanial R. Dial of -South Carolina announced today at his home, in Laurens, S. C., that he would be u’'candidate to succeed himself in the United States Senate in the demo- WICHITA, “Kan, July 17.—With i : : resolutions adopted urging more di- e 2 3 : : versified farming, feeding of low- 4 > : grade wheat to hogs and elimination " of wheat on the mar- vest Wheat Producers’ into its second day's 'PAINT AND VARNISH American PAINTERS’ SUPPLIES She s neral services Oberlin FUNERAL AT OBERLIN. Writers Are Expected at Services. Conference wen; session here tod The resolutior full use of the BHDERNOOD 5 I{\IIDEILWODD B also recommended new intermediate farm credits law and (-roul]n!\ of a government agency for making an actual count at the thresher o I3 La.. travsled 30 miles to have ¥ o vhea roduced —The fu. | thix picture taken on thelr 70th wedding cnniversary, He iv 100 and he 2. | Pumber of bushels of wheat p r. . editor_of . "E. Frizzell of Larned, Kan. N nnan Wii"e| WILL RACE IN EUROPE. | PAULINE STARKE TO WED. |(rmery, Rresldent of he o o ot LOS ANGELE:! 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