Evening Star Newspaper, October 17, 1923, Page 21

THE EVENING STXR, WASHINGTON. D. ¢, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 17, 192, —_— e e uGI_E]'HURPE BUI]Y IPINCHOT ATTACKED | USE WOMEN AS SCREEN. [, mote, s oy dsmonmention: e, ot aas desrozing ores of | ee memuers ot me canire o toeer- | FAVORS MY RPN (=t e e o s fices, and when the police were or-|to have been drowned. Tampico has | frage before the matter is taken up | Bwhilo pian of national d i D dered to disperse them and threatcned | also suffered considerably. Scores of | by the legislative affaire committce of | . Weeks said in hig letter to Mr. BY FEDERAL ]UDGE fllesian: Miners. Prevent Polae 0o e o0 P ! Mrikers iplnced. the | Rouses lmvo beon dactroved vy tho | be ol ¥ 08 Secretary Weeks Says Army Men | p nd that the individual member ‘women and children in front of them, |floods, but no casualties are reported. Army will be eager to do thei y i o Ehey § x\-r-rof::; tisi]ngdl);ns.b | preventing the police from using guns | May Wear Uniformws. !pdn n refr ,m’ g lr]alr- minds of the | A 4 . Poland, October 17.— | or clabs. | : a request from Marion | COUMTY 2. to the illustrious achicve- L !Suys Pennsylvemia Courts Are|Tne upper Stesian miners “asdisn B JAPANESE PLAN VCTE. | : g n of th iniza el e Dy and & fo (lslvits 2 - | fusea the government's ofter of a 130| | TR o resterday passed the $300,- | C N ebra- | Losivion of re S Idle While Dry Cases Clog per’ cont increase in wages, and are | FLOODS DAMAGE MEXICO. | roe county yesterd »14. c ,) ; vy Pt % | poxi¥ion of reudine: : 2 U. S. Docket demanding an advance of 200 per| MEXICO CITY, October 17—Tor- | Cabinet Committee Named to In-|000 bond issue for roads .uw: be « i t of the Army had been 3 H | - . Dockets. cent. rential rains in different parts of to connect Key West with the ma 5 4 fCnea instructed to co-operate in the Navy Sentiment in England Almost| 2 The movement is under control of | Mexico have caused serious damage. vestigate Universal Suffrage. land. The voto was 473 for, 1 |¥id that army vegulations permitted | Guy celgbrations. S the communists. A general strike|The Chiquito river overflowed = A S against. There was @ great demon- | Hhe SIVTN 10 be worn acd that he B i il by the Associ Pres hi r Morelia, capital of th Unanimous Against Re- | “sireeicbal et IR vl LG i L O e e T e el ey 'rm,.,‘; TOKIO, October 16.—Premier Yama- | stration here. including a torchlight |appropri £ven if all that glitters isn't 5l I'to G . : Turing the trial of liquor cases, |4ccompanied by their wives and chil- | several fect in the’ lower suburbs ot | mote has appointed a committee of |and automobiic parad I know that the Army fully recog- | ok of people are Satisfied with o moval to Georgia. i during the trial of lia ses, Federal Judge C. B. Witmer called attention to the 800 cases of alleged tlie/Amtoeiated Preas. violations of the prohibition law be- CRANHAM, England, October 17.—|fore the federal courts of Pennsyl- o, Oglethorpe, founder of the state | vania, and declared that Gov. Pinchot and his more distant and | nal supervision of liauor viola- g on in this atv i TR St bars e .|t Seate oo S0 Snn e o et dimne fzostive patiom ol S L C eI T R tures _th’e’ “bird of S Grierme Univcemy | 1 (5 st oty Bl o Ptk 3 e | e border is compased of perfectly design- ed white flowers on an unusual ground of gray-blue. The pattern is further enhanced by half- ]V’l ‘6 R C h 29 mat gold handles e aJ a and outer bands— ; offering you the ad- Theo. P. Haviland has created vantages of a dec- in French China an unusual pattern oration that is qual- —THE RAJAH—unusual from ified to compete with both the standpoint of color-beauty the finest of foreign and design. or domestic china. 100-Pec. Sets . .. %1600 Dinner Plates . doxz., *18:00 Breakfast Plates doxz., 516-5° Tea Plate. doz., 514-25 Bread and Butter Plates, doz., ’1275 Tea Cups and Saucers . doz., 52350 DULINsMARTIN 1215-1217 F Street and 1214 to 1218 G Street Hours: 8:45 to 5:30 208 S ST S R SR AL YL Y o SO strange,” said_Judge although Gov. Pinchot, s reported £ + . < el upon’ President C Black Satin, Suede Trim nally take charge of the liquor . while he. the governor, is hove ail the liquor viola- eral rt, thereby GiVC Your Legs 4 single list and preventing & Lungs a Chance t spirit ) res e rights. while administration of law and Jjus- Cend fwas ) he state emain " idle and Y “Walk and Be Healthy? * rector of ® Cl = s e that the rious state Il fragment of G Ogle Ihurl‘ \‘lwflru ials, from the governor on down, ofin Which had dropped off in the act in matters of this kind, instead 38 yeurs interment and i of calling upon others to do s ! cobs intend o H 1 D the open, with e emento. wits PINCHOT ANSWERS ALLEN. ET out in tl A A Srad ooy o Erave, leaves crunching under foot, Black Suede, Otter ieorever : . Leatte. Wrikht, & SaysilaneasiGovernoriBorgetoxt ‘and the tang of Autumn winds in Suede, Patent Leather e e ofDivslaw: vour face! And to enjoy it most ) $10 1“{’12 most sym .nnxv tic aid By the v\;\‘l ;n(m[ p;u-) -—\\‘ear “Arch Preserver” Shoes. Black Kld, $9 . rom_ the HA RISBURG, . October " ree even they saw Dr. J dress of Henry J. Allen, 1 b . e |mer Governor of Kansas, in ¥ They add to supreme comiort ington, in which he took gt i Fear of Complications. with the sugzestion of Gov. that well dressed feeling that ac of the things which most in-| that the President take charge companies footwear in fashion’s ed th preside! f Oglethorpe 0! enfore S o crday & r o 1570 five WD Rt s nl s eoniaten s o e e most favored manner. Yet their n to King e el ol o et i built-in “bridge” completely elim- Oglethorpe, 3 i ral and state courts in Pennsylvania inates the torture of aching, pain- of the g s | a at he “will not” e i z ful feet. Wake sure you see them. Patent Leather o specen on Sunde $10 he former Governor of K 3 ed the belief it was Pennay s duty first to exhaust its own s in enforcement before | ng the problem to the door- | s > White House. : = all heard Henr; bringing the body Pinchot said Ckossithe oocass) slipped his mind that the tounder of alone can prevent smuggling 11y s to manufacture or ny liquid containing alcohol the cighteenth amendment | o ooy WHEELER BACKS PLAN. At These 414 9th Sc. Black Kid, $9 ral g Bl T ' 3 Stores 1318 G S¢. Brown Kid, $10 Says Pinchot Proposition Would Help in Some Cases. AR IRRIES RS S R pigy IR RIEIR] IIRIRICI R SO L L ST R IRRRERERALENER I i K it L i \ in their at Wayne of ‘the ’ f America, de- ne orp “‘ ' : i‘;h hael Statement that J@wfl%mqflfl"“m]:_yJE;WJ‘M@WJ@IM@WJ@M@EEJEJEE@M@E@E@@E@EfllflfiWJEF“JE’EFM’EJWT&]@& ies, wi w aught, and h 'S n to place the pro- mflmflfii P GNATgEY S o\i78 Deviareite i s will learn sompeth f the at- hibition unit directly under the Pres- S S T S 7 n which he moved and had ident will not take it out of politics, ay be possible to pur- but Jt will put more punch into d and n house (05 B AU A A B B A U B 8 B T B U T T B T ) U b ERELREARIEAAEERCRRE AR ERA R YRR ¥ Makes Friends helped by transfe bition unit 1o the Justice ble to this proje epartment. 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