Evening Star Newspaper, January 1, 1924, Page 21

> ke = \. » : THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ¢, TUESDAY, JANUARY 1, 193 FORD PLANS GREAT | Sihier et Coairsa, aimirosements | which coke and, ta by-products witl| NEGR() SHOT IN RIOT | t5cnetr, omes, ane, save tor the ex; of from $110,000,000 to $150,000,000 | process, will be put into operation. community was reported quiet. during the year. A special grand jury is scheduled EXPANSION IN 1924 | itczaraing other extensions which Cement Plant Planned, EXPIRES IN ARKANSAS to convene here Wednesday to in- will be made by the company, the| There also will be put into opera- / vestigate the killing of Mrs. Latimer, LE statement says: tion at the River Rouge plant, it {s o who was shot in the back and club- “Plans have’ been completed and |asserted. & cement plant which will bed about the head. Judge James & . | construction -is to begin early in the | make 1,000 barrels of cement daly | Vietim Pri A. Cochrane has not indicated the All-Water Route From Green Is Jonr om @ new assembiy plant at |(rom blast furnace slag. This cement Victim Was Father of Prisomer 1. Cochrane haa not Jndictiedy o 8 clphia. will be used in the bullding opera- ki d Wil ttls, his alleged. ac- land, N. Y., to Detroit Is . to About Fébruary 1 production i |tions of the company. e Accused in Killing of Young | 257 10l T, Pihe™ cvent” the - two o be begun at the new Hegewlitch | At the Highland Park plant of the < negroes are indicted. Among Items. |plant at Chicago, where, in addition | company here it is planned to cxtend ‘White Woman. Eleven negroes arrested yesterday i to the assembly of six hundred cars |[manufacturing units and increass Tt - 2y on ‘charges of night riding are still and trucks per diem, all closed car | rafiroad facilittes. . held in jail here: Thelr cases will | COMPLETE ST. PAUL PLANT bodles required in the Chicago dle- | A nmew body factory and wood dis- | QOLORED PEOPLE FLEEING |bo, cousldored by the special grand tillation plant will be put into op- jury Wednesday: Ten of the negroes Went Const Well Prepared. eration early in the year at Iron L Pt were taken from a log cabin, in Mountain, Mich. Here the timber will which they had barricaded them- be finished for automobile bodies and, selves, about S , when the peclally well prepared to handle the |in addition, wood leohdl, wood tar, | @rand Jury Convenes Tomorrow to (5¢ives, about noon Sunday, whe H 1 A i 2 o $ LR serfous clash between the ‘rm:eu . e arge volum o as, ofl and charcoal will be manu- . pned, ] and West to Be Made. 1554 ae o resurt of anammocpected In | E1% red "from- the. pleces 100 small Consider Charges. AR s thival of 5 statbmit : e hade 10 | ror use In automobile body manufac- —_— of/ troops, hastily ordered to the | the Los Angoles assembly and manu- | ture. e, to ‘shell the building with a b e ; Giuring plant during the past year.| Increased production also Is fore- | By tie Assaclated Pross. ine gun. DETROIT, Mich, January 1.—Ex-|the seuth ie reansion program for |cast for the company’s plant at Flat VAN BUREN, Ark., Junuary L— hile feeling throughout the coun- ' S S tion In 1923 of ected fn the Rock, Mich., which manufactures| opoes Ruck, negro, died late ty is intense as a result of the death tensive improvements of water: on In 1923 of the new asse automobile lamps. The Ford wheel . negro, died late ves- | ¥ 3 Totiner. no disturbance was { looking to the development of an all-| body plant at New Orleans an plant at Hamil Ohio, the state- |terday of wounds he recelved when |reported. Officers, however, were : tions to the Atlanta 1 v8, W o e } wa oute from® Green 1sland, N. . Plant. Other | ment says, will be Increased to keeD | he ‘was shot by a speeial offl dur- making plans for the protection of water route from' Green lslan: | Sxtensions are,gontemplated for the |it “abredst of growing require- ¥y & Spcc sy officerdus p 10 Detroit: completion of a plant|south during 1924, {ng the race riot yesterday in the [Ruck and Pettis in the event the started at St. Paul, Minn., and addi- | addition will be bullt to the ‘regard to the proposed all- | Catcher community, five miles from |prisoners are now confined in the “ L4 ,’ ¢ tion to the Kansas City assembly || !"‘o‘u‘l}'n?,fi:l_*i.rn]hfilgflmrnt. 1r§vr;mn» water route from n island, N. Y., | this clty. Ruck was the father of |penitentiary at Little Rock. ¢ hroughout the south and west are |at Salt Lake City, on which con-|at Green Island, N. Y., are now com- | ¢harged with the murder last Friday | Greyhound racing at night is rapid- mong the items named in a state- |SUruction has begun, will be complet- | pleted and production of gears, radi- [ of Mrs. Robert Latimer, twenty-four, |1y becoming the vogue at Atlantic ~ H . s N “The west t - | Extensions of Business in South oMty sserled a) o) ed in April. Bod othar : Bl B ol o parts, begun 1ast | who was slaf o 5 City. A kennel club which is sponsor- ment by the Ford Motor Company in | The increase in production of by- |y TRt e cepaned as Sadittonal | RO Was slsin in her home at Catches. | EILY L SEESS £ L O O ey pansion pr ;- products from the d plants is also | mac s Extensive | More than 100 hegroes have quit,of properly flluminating the race ‘vn\'pred in the statement. In this | d their_homes at Catcher, flocking to |track by the use of elghty-eight 300- °T | connectlon it is announced that nesw | w e in the G s- | Van Buren and nearby towns. Armed | watt mazda lamps, which' are mount- S | coke ovens, now under construction | trc lso under men who were reported to have been |ed on mast arms twelve feet abeve the at the River Rouge plant here, In an all-water route to Detroit.” | in Cateher w. ald to have returned | track. . ] . L B e T T R S T T T T T T T Bt s - e aliasiirveonsils ae _ known to the Man’s Stores ‘‘archives” 24 ] Gingham ilouse Jersey Silk | ) s OO D e Silk-and-Wool ' Serviceable —Stal'ting tomorrow at 8—we set out Dresses Wi . all : Hose. Usibwelles to smash that record with Another ‘ cut and snte :}:‘? e : A 4 Perfect 3 Strong frames, neat - 2 2 nads 98¢ T dees REGA N € waas: 69c i ggc Week of Whirlwind Selling! Happy 5 o Good " col- = -~ H ering ........ e 32 o d 3t 32 >0 3 e | s he Boniny Corver steest ioor S s New Year—*‘See you in the morning!”’ | b2 3 33 Jthand Hsts N\ x An Advance Sale of D. J. Kaufman’s NEW Sprlng Dresses - _January Clearance Sale | A ol Jow peicas ek sesnsl by Mve whe stocie ooy i i g Every $30 & $35 $23 o4 cluded—new models that are especially attractive—for Street, Sports and Afternoon Wear—in the - t and Staple Black and Navy. Slllt and 0 Coat . & novelty high colorings—such as Flame, Tomato Red, Powder Blue, Chicko Blue, Green, Cocoa, Gray— Every $40 & $45 $3 3 They are Suit and O’Coat . . Actual ; $ . §15 to $20 . Every $50 & $55 43 Values ' ¥ Suit and O’Coat. . cens o 1 8 Full Dress-=Tuxedos—-Cutaways INCLUDED! i y . No ’Alteratilon Charge ® ? Garments Laid Aside With Deposit! - Girls’ Coats CO&tS Cut for Quick , i | : . A Selling you’ve been wanting January Clearance in the Furnishings New Side-tie and other $35 to $50 Values _ A $50,000 Quality Stock at Genuine Bargain Prices attractive models 17 : PN 41l $3.50 Robin Hood 1,000 pairs Worsted 4 g5 98 Felt Hats and Derbies, "2& Trousers (29 to 50) .. ’4‘—“ & f Choice of a big variety of The very ‘All $4 W hite & Fancy All $3.00 and $3.50 Soft-Cuff Shirts. «owe 52& Mocha Dress and ;2_55 Auto Gloves....ee.. e ‘All $2.50 and $3.00 : i $].95 4 Fabric D Worth $10 and Fur-trimmed Cloth, Real Fur and Fine Plush Coats—in the o i 12 otk e o $12.50 most effective of this season’s models—including the smart side- b i e tie ;,"‘d ;st:;;ghflin% desig‘ntst- Crush Plush, Bolivia and C F Al $2.00 Wffu‘te and $] .05 'Allli % and ‘%;IG?f Wool 85¢ " i rs; ? aited an ack; ‘ine onia, 1ruvenette, Crusl us| 1via an oney rur Fancy Soft-Cuff =9 an orste oves. . heles and {;’el;:;',, 3’:,‘,,‘1:,“5,0;‘,_"’;3‘%‘;;2; Botima, —with enormous collars and collars and cuffs of high-grade furs. SIS = vnante st : - years. Plenty of the light gray furs so much in demand. All sizes for 500 Dollay Silk Ties Thira Floor ladies and misses. All $1.15 Winter 9 5 jredured to...... 550 . 95¢c Second ¥loor h o t d D . B 1,000 Dollar-Fift Silk e All $2.50 Winter., 5 1 o Ties,reduced to. . . ... Ulin e 500 “Two and Two- All $3 and $3.50 Fifty” Silk Scarfs 45 Winter Union Suits. . ”2£ reduced t0.......... >4 Eod Red Lo d L od P o d P od P od Lo d b od b o d Lo d >0 P d b o4 R od 5 o4 o Lo d >0 P od *0 Lo d Lo d L od b o d R o4 ‘oo L od L o d b od b od 5 -4 b od R ed b od L o d Lo d b od R od R od Lo d b od L od L od L o d K od L od od b od P od b d b od * K od Lo d b od >0 b od P od Lo d Lo d P od P o d P o d L od * > Lo d Lo d *0 Lo d Lo d Lo d P od Lo d L od o d b o d P d Lo d P o d *9 Lo d, *e 7 b od P e d'S L ed b o d o d L od b od Lo d b o d P o d b e d *9 b o d L o d $3338323338883¢ 2,000 pairs All-Wool 500 Two Dollar Wool Hose, pair.......... 55C MUfflers o ees viovan ’]é‘ Sacrificing , - Dresses e Money’s Worth or Money Back . Side-tie Models and ; : Fancy Models— A lot of 197 Street and ' D J K f Velours, Bolivias Afternoon Dresses —in Ve- 097 ® ® au man lnc’ and the deep-pile lour and - Serge — splendid v weaves models—representing much ] £q.% 1005-7 Pa. 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