Evening Star Newspaper, August 20, 1923, Page 12

12 1S, INTERESTS HELD / AUGUST 20, 1923. (Copyright, 1923, by H. O. Fisher. Mark reg. U. 5. Pat. Ofr.) THE ' EVENING - STAR WASHINGTON, D. C., MONDAY, MUTT AND JEFF—Now Jeff’s Gonna Have a Barrel of Fun.” IT'S GREAT: T BENT AN IRON ROD JUST LIKGE (T WAS RVBBER, Now i} BAND CONCERTS. Concert by a sectlon of the United States Navy Band, Charles Wise, assistant direc- tor, at Dupont Circle, 19th and P streets northwest, this even- ing;'beginning at 7:30 o'clock. TRY A BOTTLE of PEPPO, MISTER! IT'S THE GREATEST TomIC 1N THE WORLD! GIVE A LAP-DOG A SPOONFUL AND IT WOULD Be AS | PowerFUL As AN ELEPHANT! MUTT, wikt You STEP oveR Here Just CHeAP enouett AND PLEASANT \ ™ Tfle TASTE, BUT I WONT:~ NOT ToDAY ANYWAY! BREAK You IN TWo \E T WANTED SAFE INTURKEY Dr. W. W. Peet, 42 Years in Constantinople, Pleased by Prospects. By the Assoclated Press. OFIA, Bulgaria, August 17.—Amer- ican interests in Turkey are not menaced by, recent developments in that country, in the opinion of Dr. W. W. Peet, who has lived in Constantinople for forty- two years and who today is the busi- ness representat a group of American philanthropic institutions ex- tending from Cons| ple to Aleppo.. who passed recently through Xpressed himself thus to the tive of the Associated Press. said Barton n board of secretary of nmissioners nd 1 went to ginning of the origi- nal conference. We asked Ismet Pasha, the chief delegate from Angora, as to the treatment our American interests in Turkey might expect from the national- ist government. e Americans. sha told us that th government W fean. institutions, including col haspitals and or red parts o us that if the | would respect plete support of the Turkish government would be ex- led to them 3 insure that compli ish laws, it was naces: fect only slight modificati operation of our institutions making these modificatiorks. -“every promiss made by Pasha has been fully -garried American school itafs and ges—directly Tarkish subjec and are operating without the est hindrence for the benefit Christians and Mohammedans alike. Pust Experience Good. our past experience is the only ns we have of judging of the fu- ture, we have no reason to expect any different treatment tomorrow from which is being srded us to- nce with ry to ef- s in the We are “Referring te Dr. Peet said: sent the new spirit of which tends toward the European of doing things and the western way of looking at things. It promises beneficent _results for the Turkish . the turnover from to Ereat changes. But going on, and I can foresee the beneficent changes it will bring about in the internal life of Turke “It is the modernization of Turke: is being carried_on by the na- alist movement. To judge of the ture by the past, the western world not evil resuits to expect from i nationalist movement in Tur; ARRESTS TO BE MADE | the a3 It will take tim IF KLANSMEN I)Am“.’E‘Loosened Propeller Steubenville Police Chief Bars Conclave of K. K. K. in Ohio City. By the A iated Press, STEUB! TLIL Yhio, August 20.— Under no circumstances will. the pa- rade and county conclave of the u Klux Klan, rcheduled for this next Thursdgy, be held, Chief of Po- lice Blaine Harter announced. He declared that h as notified klansmen that any attempt’ to hold the mecting will bring swift action by the police. The city council will meet Tuesday night and an tempt will be made to pass an emergency ordinance pro- hibiting processions or mblages which might tend to cause disorder. If adopted, the measure would be- come effective immediately. Reports have reached the police of anti-Klan mectings in several parts of Jefferson county, but they lack confirmation. One report is that an organization known as the Knights of the Blazing Circle is actively r erulting members among those op- posed to the Klan. A message was received by Mayor Frank Hawkins and Sheriff Edward Lucas from Gov. A. V. Donahey to- day, urging that every precaution be taken to maintain order. STRIKE IN GREECE. Movement Reported Spreading; Government Conserves Food. ATHENS, August 20.—A strike, al- most general in character, began Sat- urday, and is spreadinz in several of the provincial towns. The government is adopting energetic measures to in- sure supplies of food. It has created an extraordinary court-martial to try strike leaders. Wallpaper Come in and see our un- usual display of Wall Paper at five cents a piece. This paper must be seen to be ap- preciated. See and be con- vinced. HENRY EISNER Display Rooms, 731 1ith St. N.W. 3 and Eye Comfort Consult Kinsman Optical Co., 765 14th St. N.W. Eatabliehed in 1900 Mafch, “Chicago Marine Band.” Seitz Overture, “Egmon(”..Beethoven Characteristic, “Pa Wooden Soldiers” Tdyl. “Melodie” Popular, fox trots: “Down by the Rive “Barney Google”. . g Gems from the comic ouera, “Bat d Yours Truly Finale, “Star Spangled Banner.” Band concert at Walter Reed Hospital this evening, begin- ning at 6:30 o'clock, by the United States Army B.md L. 8. Yassel, condu(tm- March, “The Enterpriser,” Ovegture, “Pique Dame” Qelf-ghr) h Ever T (Perfgrmed by M. (@) Fox trot, nessee” (b) Waltz, Dufreane.) “Ten-Ten-Ten- Fox trot, “Louisville Lou,” Yellen-Ager- “The Star Spangled Banner.” Concert by the United States Soldiers’ Home Band at. the bandstand, Soldiers' Home, evening, 'beginning at o'clack.” John M. mann, r. March, bandmastor “The Conciliator.” Overture, “Fierrabra Schubert Duet for flute and horn, Serenade” the | Muscles ache? Relieve the pain at once. Apply Sloan’s ;lmtly—nodmbb‘n i‘l e:lec- mmediately you a momnl tingling warmth. Then stiffmuscleslimberup, andtheache Messrs. Bergh and Famoso. Selection from “grand opera, “Mefistofele” .. .Boto Fox trot, “Mary, Dear"..Jcrome Valse dt concert, “Initation to e Dance” Von Weber “Lovable Eyes,” Schwartz “The Star Spangled Banner."” Finnle Concert by the United States Marine Band at the United States Marine Barracks evening at 4:30 p.m., Branson, second leader. March, “Anchors Aweigh,” Zimmermann “Rosamunde,” Schubert Intermezzo, “Pepita”....Tobani Excerpts from “The Serenade,” Herbert “La_Lisonjera,” from ballet “Callirhoe," Chaminade Waltz, “My Queen”......Coote Grand' scenes from “Trovatore,” Verdi “Pomp and Circumstance,” El Marines' hymn, “The Halls of Montezuma.” “The Star Spangled Banner.” this Taylor Overture, Caprice, 1 D INPLANE [}RASH Cuts Rear Fusilage, Causing Ma- | chine to Drop 200 Feet. ACOLA, Fla, August 20—, loosened propeller, which cut off the en- the rear portion of the fusilage yester- day morning. sent five occupants of a { commercial seaplane to their deaths ! when it crashed into Santa Rosa sound, near Camp Walton, Fla., from a height of 200 feet. The plane fell in about two feet of water and its passengers were instantly | Killed. The dead are Mrs. Hubert H. Harper, twenty-five, wife of a cartoonist on the Blrmmgh'lm Page-Herald, Birmingham, A Albert J. Whitted, thirty, former naval aviator and- pilot of plane, St. | Petersburg, Fla. Frazier Patterson, eighteen, €on of a Pensacola lumberman. ONLY oNE 8Uck! kvl-flve. traveling salesman, Sylacauga, a. ‘Their bodies were recovered by W. F. King, who heard the crash and rush- ed to the wrecked plane in a speed boat. King was Whitted’s mechanician, but did_not go up in the plane. King found Mrs. Harper's body afloat but found it necessary to dive beneath Ithe wreckage to disentangle the bodies of the four men. Thelr bodies were brought boat. The body of Mrs. sent’ to Tenn., father is cay a government river | boat fleet. 3 | —_— The highest percentage of labor in the United States is ployed in the silk industry. here I Harper was | where her child em- REDUCED PRICES THIS WEEK Slip Covers . .We have the dis- tinction of mak s ing slip covers for the best homes in Washington. We cut. fit and make slip covérs to order and only charge for labor. 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Now *10 The very finest tailoring And every one is Cool, smnrt, incon- is apparent in A Moment?) try reached by traversing more than 100 miles of absolutely bare desert. The tribesmen are fighting obstinate- 1y with modern weapons which_ in- clude some field guns and machine uns. It appears the tribesmen have re- ceived quantities of up-to-date arms, some of which were delivered months ago by gun runners -of various na- tionalities. P If you call a policeman a lobster, he is'likely to pinch you. ITALY’'S DEBTS REVEALED. ROME, August 20.—Italy's internal debt at ‘present totals 96,000,000,000 lire, it is indicated in official figures on the country’s debts just made pub- lic. 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