Evening Star Newspaper, December 13, 1923, Page 11

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THE LYNCHINGS N 193 Med Morie Unable GpyS ERENT NN) ONLY HALF 0 192 Big Drop in Violence Laid to, Campaigns in Pulpits By the Assoclated Press. NEW YORK, December 13.— Tliodor, “The Mad Monk of Rus- sia,” who came here to become a motion picture actor, has found it impossible to learn English and so he stays at home, keeping house and looking after his three ‘W,.,::’JV':,,,;%.,;» WILL AD GERMANY Count Declares Help Must Come Through Medium of Race Horse Lost |WIRELESS CODE MESSAGE Of#f Train Found On Lake Shore By the Assoctated Press, NEW ORLEANS, La., December 18.—A horse, identifiei as Catrom- pa, one of Fred Miller's two race- horses that disappearad from a car in Which they were béing shipped from Bowle, Md, to the Jefferson Park racetrack a week ago while SUCCESSFUL IN TEST By the Assoclated Press. BERLIN, December 13.—The suc- cess is announced of experiments in EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D.. 0, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1923. Bwitzerland, by way of the wireloss tations at - Koenlgswusterhausen Prussia, and Hersogenbuchses, Switz erland. The German and Swiss ministers of posts and telegraphs exchanged corles messages of greetings, afterward ox changing the same messages decodc as a check, with most satlsfactory results. The experiments are sald t the wireless transmission n’ r~da messages between the central te graph offices in Berun anu s.iue, | coded messages. Join the have shown it to be impossible for outsiders to make anything of the Friday and Saturday Food Values rresu SHOULDERS 5. 11c and Press. - s chiitren while Bis wite, wiio\ih & Spiritual Thinking. linguist, cooks in a restaurant. S — This situation of the monk, who was a power in Russia before the war, was révealed today when re- porters questioned him about his sult against the Rising Sun Pro- ductions, . which he charges had mul general publle. tract to star in a film for it, but so far he has neither acted nor the caretaker was asleep, was found yesterday on the shores of Lake Pontchartrain by a fisher- man. No trace of Stanley, the other horse, has been fownd. The man in charge of the ani- mals said they disappeared from the car after leaving Picayune, Miss. The railroad over which they were shipped crosses Lake Pont- chartrain, and the finding of one Weigh From 4 to 6 Lbs. BEEF Rbund Roast, Ib.. .. .27c|Spareribs, Ib. ....12V5¢ Choice bottom round—all lean. Chuck Roast, Ib.. ...19c|Fresh Hams, Ib. ....19¢ Best cuts Very small Ground Beef, Ib.. . . .14c|Pork Hocks, Ib.. . ...10c tions of beef and pork make a wonderful ment loaf, Christmas Savings Club of the “Federal-American’ Deposit any amount from 50c a week up (for 50 of them 1:d to the belkef that weeks), we add 37 interest. both jumped into the lake. — a Week Will Give You $25.37 a Week Will Give You $50.75 « Week Will Give You $101.50 a Week Will Give You $253.75 a Week Will Give You $507.50 Federal-American National Bank 1315 F Street By the Associated Press, COTTMRIS, Ohio, December 13— The last twelve manths have made a golden year in the lynching record | of the country, it was declared in a | statement presented to the afternoon | sesslon of the executive committee of | the Federal Council of Churches to- day by its commission on race rela- tions. TIndications are that 1923 will| been paid anything. have only half as many lynchings as| j¢ i 4oked the newspapers to let 1922, according to the report. J. J. Sonasoupoft, Eagan of Atlanta, Ga., of the committee and W. W. Alexan- der of Atlanta and Dr. 3.1 reveal its nature, but said it came Haynes of-New York are secr from Czar Nicholas at Ekaterin- The statement of the com o teneron Hay 3, 918 < presented by Dr. Haynes told of the & pacity crowds, indicating how I)U’K(“ 3 campaign of education o | BACKS TWO D. C. BILLS. | 'tz effir'i Ing earried on by the « he i believes t ¥ ' Zihlman Will Introduce Optometry Measure Again. B the Associated Press. BERLIN, December 13.—Count Her- man von Keyserling, known through- out the Reich as the apostle of hope, the German optimist de luxe, the philosopher who can fill halls in all the larger German citles with men ‘md women of fathion, thinks Ger- many will produce a great personality | who will point the way to a spiritual rejuvenation of the country. He is the head of the school of wisdom In Darmstadt, but makes oc- casfonal trips to the larger German d both himself and the He signed a con- : Sauer Kraut, qt...12Y5c|] 3eef Liver, Ib.......12¢| A pork Sausage, Ib. 20c rresi TURKEYS 2. 38¢ | : LAMB VEAL Leg of Lamb, Ib.. . ..35c|Rump of Veal, Ib.. .. 3reast of Lamb, Ib. 12}/2¢c| Breast of Veal, Ib.. .. shoulder Roast, 1b.. .27¢c Shoulder Chops, Ib. . Rib or Loin Chops, 1b. 50c | Cutlet, 1b. ShoulMer Chops, 1b..30c|Leg Roast, Ib....... PORK LOIN . 17c|| Half or Whole—3 to 9 Lb. Roasts SMOKED MEATS BUTTER AND EGGS |} 3moked Hams, lb....21c|Holland Belle, Ib.. ..65¢c |} . The finest you can buy Dry Sugar Cured, Rindless, 1b., 25¢ . = Millbrook Eggs, doz., 40c Smoked J(Twl's, Ib....10c Croam Cheste, 1. . 326 Smoked Picnics, Wisconsin L S Y. 12%c|Sharp Cheese, Ib....39¢c 4 to 6 Ib. Average. New York—good and bity opinion, will be a man who bwings no innovations but who will beabme the center of a movement to teach men citles to spread the ldea that the|to study the causes of the world ten- world can improve only through |dencles with a view to epiritwal bet- teachings similar to those of Bud- |terment. } iha. Confucfus and Christ. He re-| Count{ Keyserling commentied fa- rently gave an extended series of | vo le tures in Berlin which attracted is chairman | brant po Iiiodor would not is in German world must u; ie result of modern sglence he thinks, "bring | That, e be- | a ‘sart of | 1 undar the | leadership. | o will make hims in Count Keyse __The total figures for the nonths are not available, Dr. waid, but those at hand show Knox Hats r will be well under en lynchings in 1322, - i Riding Habits Attention Real Estate Salesmen ve an opening for a E s Ct The rep to continue t problems of the settled upon Chr! ideals In telling of its plan for 1 committee hold the Shurches the *yuching evil may be complete eliminated from national life in an- | other year. n a zrowing organization opportunity for nold & Company 1416 Eye Street Let Music Help to Make Your Home Merry This Christmas No Cash Payments on Victrolas Buy a few records of your own selection is all that’s necessary An absolute guaran- tee given by this com- pany and the Victor Co. goes with each machine. 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Average Large White CAULIFLOWER, head Finest Quality CRANBERRIES, Ib. ......... 15¢ L->ge Heads FLORIDA L ETTUCE, each 7e New Stock MICHIGAN POTATOES, 15 lbs. . .25- _arge Whole COCOANUTS, each 5 LAYER FIGS, Ib...28c DATES, Ib.. Extra Fancy Spanish MALAGA GRAPES:»27c Evaporated Peaches Cholce, Faney, Lb., 10c Lb., 15¢ Evaporated Apricots Cholce, Fancy, 2 Ibs., Lb., 25¢ 19¢ itandnrd, 3 1bs., 25¢ 1923 Crop Nuts Pecans, Soft_Shells Faney, Lb., 28¢c Lb.,29c Lb., 45¢c MARCELLA Walnuts, Almonds Del Monte Tips Navy Be:l:;:rli:“ .. Stringless Beans, Wagner's Van Camp’s Soup, Armour’s Grape Juice, 20- PEAScan15¢ You’ll Buy a Case or Two at This Price 25¢ Tomatoes, No. 2— Early June Peas, Evaporated Milk, can 11c Corn Meal, 2-1b. pkg., 8c Made in Old Virginia Sweetheart Soap, Prunes, 30-40—1b. .. 100 size, 1b. 23c, 35¢, 68c, $1.25 Snowdrift— 21c, 40c, 77¢c, $1.50 Pineapple, No. 2 can, sliced 19¢ Fonoluln Lady is the brand. Paceed by the packers of Del Monte. 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Apricots, 21/, can . ..20c The Best Fruit Buy in Washingtoy PCINTER PEACHES, 2 Large Cans, 27c | No man or woman can make a mistake by flushing the bowels and ll stirring up the liver occasionally. says a well known authority. | Eating rich food clog- A deposit cheerfully accepted Chalge Accounts payable Feb. Ist Raleigh Haberdasher Inc. too much diseage, nervousness, Thirteen Ten F Street;

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