Evening Star Newspaper, September 7, 1923, Page 14

B : THE EVEI‘;'ING STAR, - WASHINGTON, 1. €., FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1923. _— e :=' IUI.SA “I.ASH” RUl.EtHigh N l” S BR[W[RS RUSH it e ittt Watchman Drops |C0UFT ERTES AVERGE [outi, Ty ot | | New Worry for [U-9-DIL fhe psiine of e zour, o\ Py o When Train| ~ PMITED MRS, KLING| s s 2. 5 o |1 0 : o 3 . § — special session of the New ( A he ha ! about that By the Asociated Press. 7| York state supreme court, it has been | qiready bogun another divoree actio » PROVIDI . R. L. Septemb 2 Ve | Y husband, this time K German ‘People Niregar here 16 ik wone 0e| IRUNS Down Auto ] _provivexce i 1. sy, - i an i or | BEIASE B Rusband, il order? about sible 1] . 1] 1 permanent | . ‘ . = Mary Clark Culver Kling, daughter |an aflidavit by E ard L. Blackman, BY HIRAM K. MODERWELL. additions [Aiaexican HAMMOND, Ind., September of former Senator Clark, multi-mil- | attorney for the pl . and on his Ao e = : n can capital, and it| Wi iggins, o c lonaire copper magnate bf Montuns, | motion the court” ordercd ihe action | - 8 possible that the new venture will [ i ut Whiting, near Nere, dropped es Potter Kling, prominent | discontinued and the . and | S Dteim i i make Mexicg # much more man at Whiting, 1 . Gov. Walton Reveals Klan as : {8|g Milwaukee Beer Con-|inna’ ror e fymich Bore vovular | (00" hen a train struck an auto- 3 . o 1 e L arg heard that the American brewers | mobile at the crossing he tended, Agency Accused by cerns Despair of Modifica- i ot felect Juarcs, or same other | kitling the drier of the machine. W shows scriiners must worry A . tions, but ¢ 2 is found inchat| John Resetar, Whiting Park com- about the high cost of diing as i fact that the border town burs un- | Missioner, the man killed, ix said Court. well as the high cost of living. tion of Volstead Act doubtedly win carry heavy stocks of > disregarded the waf S e Gt s he American produc Bhe JAiEEIng ol fa UEEANE [S08t . Plans for the opening of the Mexico By the A od Press, B. Burial costs 13 Special Dispatch to The ar. City brewery have been under wa OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla. Septem-| > it el Price | LAREDO, Tex., September for some months, but the act warning and the latter, h, f " ¢ 1 rd nst mistakes ber T—The Ku Klux Kl is ve-iI' g Foreigners are re- |spairing of any early modification of ;':':’.‘."""""0"\'. a;hg»-fi':};;r::.f',,"d,,f",”{‘,:f ;u:{lln n;u'ke ,}«:‘;s:n‘_ml«;:;[_h:\ '«'.'»r“'x'{ vealed as the organiz charged | twenty times the |the Volsteud act, the brewers wholcompletion of negotiations for racon: | noo meck omicids victimi easer, it sibility | - offins have been be- | ‘Made Milwaukee famous” have de-|nition. e e ? in Tulsa county. . reach of all save the |cided to give Mexico City a little R —AT— ’ practice of renting |fame. » g . Drung wb. Witts Ber- | Scarcely had tiie long-awaited ree | g 11-inch Double Roaster the vinicity o ea lays authc iRt \'soon have to walk |cgnition of Mexico been annomm SRR ; = 3 \ 3-quart Pitcher of the outrages directly at the door | semetery, but the problem |at Washington than orders we kil T ick’ 4 . 10-inch Colander . it is declare Ald-| the millions, who | flashed to the erstwhile famous beer : sw1or Horlick’s W [N ink Strai a counselor y 1 |l»<'rnl burial®is a mat- 1o\ that set under way a great $ The ORIGINAL Sin trainer Fabike was o issic : iy lonoy hegira of beer makers and beer|Clain 3 s 0 . Maited Milk W 4-quart Windsor Kettle u b . | making equipment, and today there is | P % s 11-quart Water Pails "‘|’..”“{\ \('!«vr.\ 4 rolling toward the Mexican capital y, 2 y 2-quart Percolators P B e ! I, the ‘mukingla] of the greatest ‘”T“”y;rrm-.xur.n-l e LU s s | 5 2-quart Milk Kettles ; Stoh in the worl d his arm A ! = : “Invitible : s e | injury never healed. ; 3 f 2-quart Double Boiler S i i = i 2 3 the Spring- § : s utal refrain” | FORT WORTH, Tex., 3 < efrigerating plants, Street Ra e e ] {/ 8-qt. Preserving Kettles > g testimony wal- (D1l Sole moiument oreh Joar of the famous brown bottles | 943 A\ 3 Set 3 Saucepans v the cxecutive It coun- ; L : ped make itz one of ; SE { the ®ost known words in the Amer- — - 10-inch Frypan the Klan ’ : L vocabulary. and all the other| . ) Omelet Pan he Klan.* G 1 | i on re-| H : A The 1 a A s R : L SELLING FAST! ! 4-quart Convex Kettle the whippi @ hore s e « the border in {5 3 iry P e T Tt ey | orate. Al wor ‘ 2107 the greats F ety Inspect at Once 4-quart Dairy Pan vear until martial | ! 5 iy ] S | . ! 4-quart Tea Kettle . Jameson-Built Homes ; 10-quart Round Dish Pan When you inspect the many R ———— 6-qt. Cov. Convex Kettle of Milwaukee Klan was his me w o son new brewe 3 o e i g i - § b features in these homes at 1 P 3 10-inch Round Griddle Fhursd L the & BE 230 to 254 i ? HOUSEFURNISHING SECTION loth st. S.E- i Main Floor—G St. Entrance T By Ao | (el s | —% DULINaMARTIN G2 —brings its quota of rain —vou are_convinced you have S and they are soon follow i j e e g . §~1117 F Street ded guil 3 these at the price asked. N N e test the R Only two squares from Beau- ||| N and 1214 ©0 1219 G’Su'“t ; of your B tiful Lincoln Park. == - Six large rooms, tile bath, hot-water heat, electric lights, cement front porch, kitchen porch, large sleeping porch, piece sink. built-in ice box, and 2 ouable Prices . Glad N many other extra features. MAURICE J. COLBERT Sold on Easy Terms Heating—Plumbing—Tinning Thos. A. Jameson Co. 621 | Street "lione s 906 New York Avenue Hours: 8:45 to 5:30 When y yer” | on pack you are | & o cer product WILL : |pr physicians ove. ILL HEAR OIL CASES. 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Styles are right, look smart, Reduced in Price down from $5.00 . price is right. @099NERF | Tho Hocht Co. | TheHecht Co. 2 DOOR3 FROM CORNER OF NINTH 7th dt F If your chest measures 32 to 38, you should hop to this opportunity and lose no time in securing one or more of these Special Value Suits. 4