Evening Star Newspaper, August 30, 1923, Page 25

COAL BODY WARNS . OF SPECULATIONS Unscrupulous Wholesalers May Repeat Activities on Anthracite. nining of a er 1. will acce panic demand for anth the Luyer and the re learn ilous whole r opportunity speculative activities iracite that may be on the United States Coal Com- oday in a special s of coal On the purchasing retailers n the | hard coal this| « tion of N co the alread cite tailer representing h u anoth past experience, rs will hi repeat their with pi rest paid for | {Judge Bland Tells Lions Clubi ! themselves nd pro CGURT-MARTIAL OBLIGES BY GiVING DEATH DECREE : Two French Soldiers Sentenced for Life Plead, “We Want nch sol- Tourbes, today nveetives they W1 which to penal 1 charges of in- them led away, e the convicts, words giving threw ulliard — EXPECT TO START OCT. 1 ON CHESTER CONCESSION By the Associat CONSTANTINOPLE, Accordir August the con- between the An- nd the American- f k on the must begin isun- apers today e news has be { organizat | partme | Furniture THE EVENING .-/ VETS T0 REOPEN DRY LAW FIGHT Reconsideration of Vote for Modification Likely at Encampment. [ Marriage Licenses. Tlie following marriuge- lic and ‘Annie k. u.mr.ml ‘and Estelle Pearman 1 o Al Helché Wilson “wod” Moy [ both of Cl % W. Va W ¥of fterwyn, Md.. | By the Assoei JRFOLK, : | sideration of the | erans of Foreign Wars convention | | yesterday approving the Virginla resolution calling for modification of | the Volistead act w a the was ap- on the floor al from the st the res " Buckley, and Edith | vote of the Vet- A Sauer. Jobu I, Ward and Mildred 1. McDonaid. SAYS COAL TRUST IN OPERATION HERE for |mlu\'.\ busi en campment. The i e late vesterday after apy ruling of the chair ai lution was sustained by tion. The appeal was by Col. Robert | Kent Spiller of Roanoke, chairman of ihe resolutions committee of the Vir- glnia department Unfavorable report by the national resolutions committee led the chair to table the ginia resolution on the | ground that it violated the letter .’Il\d’ spirit of the regulations governing the Veterans of Fore Wars, | the n'nn\u-u» Citizens Should Take Action. mbine exists ml things so un-| independent dealers give Judge Oscar K from i War, | Sharp achate {ctpitated. and up their busi-| from the Bland, Indiana, Lions Club in ¢l yesterday | city should arouse the aid of civic through the De- have a thorough investigation made of the coal situa- which is deplorable,” said Debated. i 1 the floor was pre- | Spillers appeal | after | that th; ness, cha former | which the e tola | adopting the measure. It '{nounced that reconsideration would | | be moved today i { o lis for amendment | vention guve a ma repres obtain ons and, nd to the The Ruhr occupat approval of which another resolution, acted upon v | precipitated hottest del n by the mbodied resolution | est_and tion hure coul Bland operation of favored by Judge fation becom i be ned v the government taking | s it should only be to|was dema angle hold of the coal for today further that there too muny coal m the roads should be compelled to in_the summer to public sch T denial of citizenship favored | tious objectors and more | ation laws being called | measures spoke briefly on his experiences | attend Ameri the craft. lra C. Haveock. presi- of the Lions’ Club of Wilburton, spoke on coal conditlons in that yConor was a he entertain cmber. (e ppointed chai in its attitude " organization overwhelmingl ¥ mergers with oward | ey § opposed | 1y her veterans | hip<_and {Army and Navy to 1 WILL USE SHIPS AS TARGE'IS] The the obsolete | were and th solutions also ng_with the polivics V.F. W Inquire About Our Deferred Paymen STAR, | Mas. Gen. Adens 1 He i tation an WASHINGTON, rt Cronkhite of Bal- rganiber of the fighting unit, as elected president of the 80th Dlvmun Veterans' Association, and 3r Lloyd M. Brett made honorar: dent. Other officers elected were choble, Jr. of Philadelph ice preside *ol. Charle b . W president; Herman Furr of Norfolk, third vice president; Miles Stahlman of Pittsburgh, re- cording secretary; Dr. Theodore Beck of Willtamsport, Pa., chaplain; Judge D. Paulin Foster of Pittsburgh, judg Russell. L. Stultz historian, and supreme execu- - Ridge diy -r of Nor- felk; r of Petershurg, Va-j,Tom H. Hooper of Culpsper, Vi ; - P, Fullerton of Philadelphia; A. B Bola of Plttabargh G B Busiines f Bluefield, W Morgan of Charleston, 'W. John Debacker of Philadelphiha, . Tibbott of Philadelphia, B delphia and W Frank advocate general; of New Market, Va., the following to the tive counci ion: Dr. } « 3 of Phila- Cousins of Phila- delphia. | |CHRANE GIRL SUES HERRICK FOR $100, 000 Alleges She Was Libeled by State- | $: ments Made in Breach of Promise Case. Miss Ethelyn Ch tary to former Represer fek of Oklal in the District Sy Herrick for Meged lbel by the cong against Miss Chra promise to m, ative v fil Manuel 1 suit This essman recently for breach of through her sradley, that the allegati i Ainst her v f the ag; ¢ upon his from sitting ing reg that her repu standing in the community dainaged to the extent of 1 AMERICAN YACHT LOSES ‘1,)7 ::‘z::‘z:::::::z:zz former secre- b od * *9 *0 *6 > P od * Bl | oo e *» B3 544 IN RACE WITH BRITISH 23 and deciding heat up today "The trophy. th land for another 3 nains in S When You Serve Cold Salmon dress the dish with ten- der lettuce leaves, tato salad and olives. Pour over it a dressing of 2 parts good mayon- naise and 1 part o {LEAPERRINS SAUCE THE ORIGINAL WORCESTERSHIRE. t Plan W. 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