Evening Star Newspaper, August 7, 1923, Page 12

12 v ___THE KVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, AUGUST 7, 1923, SIGNING TURK PACT Chasing Swans MUIT AND JEFF—Mutt Strings Jeff Along. P ST I —By BUD FISHER, CTome om, mutT! SuRe: BUTYoUR |/ T CAN AFEOR: c ch DEA! You'LL Win THAT PRize P No Bar to Maklng T bREW T*‘*ls“‘waurv secub™uer | T Be Loose | r EASY AS PIE: LISTEN! Go AaD | C f AI ouUT OF THe BAwic ||NVATYRE PL22LES || with sy comni o ? 2 DRAW UL ANGTHER EETY AND I itizen o en D & o e || e How Come? || T GonwA WAREARE ! THAT 1S BY HAVING WE'LL CELEBRATE RIGHT! GGTFIOO',OOG Coinv's AS GooD PEACE: WHAT Do 2 —_— , | renensible and. according to Jus- q Blow 4T (N} > Sacy: AS MING now! S 7°*"’D':"A';"‘ s Nk 4 THAT'S A tice Jennings Bailey, chasing the AL = ; i 2 CAC 4 Goob 1den, State Department Gets FOr-| swans in Contral Park, New York, . 4 g - N ol Tl may lead to an arrest for violating 3 b R 4 ( mal Word From Lausanne | a city orainance, but does not in- b dicate moral turpityde and should of New Regime. not be allowed to prevent the nat- uralization of an alien. When one of the ap) “Chasing chickens” may be rep- T HELP me State Department.last night that it 2 BN had been offic advised of thel e ested, heanswered in signature at Lausanne of the Turkish- can treaty of amity and com- into (u«(ml) for chasing lhl swans from Minister Grew, in the ponds of Central Park. lA\ at Lausanne, said the treaty had been | Citter of mirth spread through the signed by himself and by Ismet red the arrest should not be ‘asha. ents, i X n into consideration and nntu the applicant to become an et in American citizen. statement, had ed the rig emesl S ‘withhold ratification until settlement of claims TR T e e | TWO CHILDREN BURN | WAGES HIGHER NOW THAN| ation at an early date. - - IN 1920 “PEAK PERIOD” Opens Ne . & %, When Mother Leaves Them Under the new regime in Turkis Perith When Increase in Pay More Rapid Than American relations 3 3 i o e e e e on Third Floor While on Rise in Living Cost, American nlar‘ ‘u}m\m‘h in Errand, Hhasd- Meseats b i CLOSED ! LL D ! Y PLAINFIELD, J., August 7 ¢ YORK, August 7.—The Ameri- Two children were burned to death| {while their mother, Mrs. Frank 2 SRSy : socalled| i N 1 | Gatewood, left them locked in her . 1950 va Nationsd q i : . & third floor home while she weht to a | Ii srence Board announces, £ 3 3 i ) & 0d, jr., three years, and 4 e e The Washington government, seek- [ \abelle, sixteen months. % shaustrial ing to maintain a friendly o % st = 3|, Firemen and the mother made s , foun the com- d it G S e T mr, e e R IN MEMORY OF OUR o Tor T W but the boy dead beforo the res- | Hsing living costs was between 17 and mportant matters that sooner or It [cuers reached him. The other chil ce -ater in May 1923, than er must be settled by treaty with |G 4% (¢ the hospital. The mother Pigures for June, 1914— o Turkey. e 3 5 e Probl Citizenship. cover. e P Among.thess 1s the question of the| ™" For e fuse “Tow months, 1t was rved in ice tus of naturalized America of X . vere 2 ok " R orlin who have rone sack | PATRIOTISM OF K. OF C. i ol ehil i In the New Dining Room stop The New Willard | | WARREN G. HARDING to Turkish territory t e: nd do vas cons N e peak. business” The Turidn goverment| E|)| 0GIZED BY COOLIDGE | 15 haye,fsen oo, much, mors, than, iy s A it il wiia: American nationality of @ e iebter he Gomsiitored ‘Yo ot { B I . 5 er mark for the worker | cling rings of ice—just a suggestion from r its natur: ‘ t Works in Wi s the tempting summer dishes on the menu 1 the Tal v | orks in War and Peace, = : == \,,‘I,"'&,‘Zm‘»,“ g St st BANK WORKERS RETURN. inithismewicoolidimingiroom R i b i hise At itn difealty, ot tn T | MADRID. August e of the A delightful place for breakfast, luncheon, din- n view ot the above, it 1S an- filled with i v d Press. ;. 3 who were A tlone, but in 0 3 4 f August 7.—% message | e ; g~ ner and supper. Music by the famous Meyer B W O aTom 'k S | from President Calvin Coollage nai- | fin “work. : Davis New Willard ofchestra. Danciog. nounced that the Net-Payment Pe-~ X Your favorite table may be reserved in qdoance 1 I'lOd has been extended through ; | The Cap With the RED Flap _ 7 SONS OF GENERAL bt ! liam . I\“Ifls:;ttlxenum | g’EW WILLARD MONDAY, AUGUST 13th. INDICTED IN FRAUD| Pennsylvania Avenue and F Street Wood Brothers Allc«ed to Have, b s contriy i : attdch«i”dp L. M. BOOMER, FRANK S. %gcm', Swindled U. S. of Customs guE 8 snd fvoul and nothin President Managing “Director e e B , | WASHINGTON GAS LIGHT “the A |Order Has Proved Its Merit by . August 7.—The federal | grand jury has returned indict- | ment charging Robert W. A, W nn!ll““ e iplor of el and Thomas A. 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