Evening Star Newspaper, April 9, 1924, Page 16

16 > THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 9, 1924 Historic Communion Urn Lost in 1867 5”‘3302:'1‘.’:; osFogfl'gfis 2 ALBANIAN SLAYERS | HOOVER FAVORS INQUIRY. Comes Back to Calvary Baptist Church. SHOT BY PURSUERS | Wents T. ©. C. to Study Freight o e oy < Seven-Fifty Branding of Girls in Initiation Rate Readjustments. | Secretary Hoover favors an ex-, | Mrs. Alice Byers Keefe | g Rites Source of Move- nogzetery Hooyec {Avere _Bil 0 Sx : | Tieat One Other Wounded and 38 Escape | ;i) Commission to determine what ¥ ‘Whe could be accomplished by a general l . Ei e Absoctated Proes 5 en Hunted for Murder readjustment of the railroad frelght, iy o U : rate structure. | Found After Fire ! ¢ NEW YORK, April 9.—A campaign of Americans. Testifying today before the House o s d ; ; 5 among parents to prevent high school PNGEST commerce committee, which is consid- | iy 5 ‘ i [tudents from Jolning fraternities and | uy the Associated Fres. T o aisaton to dndertake a mon: | ly . ,’ g s I | 3 sororities has been started by Dr. J. TIRANA, Albania, April 9.—Details of | eral rate revision, Mr. Hoover N:lllll Sacred Vessel Served as| . | Horbert Low, principai of Erasmus |the Night sesterday betwess Attanin |he believed the foundation should be laid for an extensive rate reorganiza- | Ice Water Pitcher Dur- I mitrate during initiation rites. G 3 . atri, George B. Delong, in the district of present conditions, but it prob- | 5 ; 4 oh \Hall High School, Brooklyn, following | gendarmes and the assassins of the | tion |the burning of three girls by silver | Americans, Robert Lewis Coleman and mplification of the rate slnw-l ing Torrid Days. L | | Helen Chapman and Helen Steinges- | Kruja, were received here today. b > be shown that it could { ter, two of the girls burned, returned | The gendarmes, with the aid of o if there were (-.m,‘ i | Four styles for Easter which interpret the mode correctly—at a Presents Chalice She price which strikes a new low level for footwear of distinction. he declared, “might be difficult |to school yesterday and assured Dr.|Albanian troops, drove the six bandits | £olidations of RN e oronEn oW they were thrbugh with Delta |into the village of Malibarche and at- [ S(HAY of (he T8 M0NC o ib steong ppa Gamma, the sorority, “for|tempted to surround them. 'l arguments for consolidation.” % sassins took cover among the hou i ns said the burns would|firing on their pursuers. who permanent scars on the |forced to seek refuge. The shooting zirls' faces. Miss Mildred Hellwig, | lasted half an hour, after which the | . initiated with the same rites, is a|gendarmes closed in on the bandits, | Pohshed FlOOl'S |student at Miner's Business College. | shooting two dead and wounding | — - . nother. The remai g three ese xu-rl" : et oo, e somsnng e coapm || of Hard Wood mily which ould ke ted. G da S & DODS @ Ccoll- o tamie wnion woua ke | STINNES HAS RELAPSE. | Bieied, Gendirmes thatoopstire®eon f) = © 0 | t i o The village population was terrified l_mmfl'; lahod Saer adia | iy ! v the - firing, women and_children s a ’ ;. Magnate Operated on Twice in Be- | flccing in fear for shelter from the s i Lol o it pridiod cent Weeks. F done in Washington since eck v 1901. Telephone North 6523, RLIN, April 9 —The condition of the: are v b el ence o the' J. M. ADAMS the worse th rnoon. The indus- {trial magnate has been il for some | = St 1503 Connecticut Ave. [time and has been twice operated |y ocnsed of tryini: to. throw many upon, the second time lost Saturday. ' people who sewed 1 out of work o Lot the population. fFr=T==zzzxs==zrzzzzrzzrzzxzy THAYER| Announcing a PRODUCER OF THE BEST PRINTING U mainsere : i Gray Suede, Gray Kid Trim- ( Suede, Airedals Suede W S09 12msmmeer 1t and Patent Leather Mili- 7 50 ¢ Russia S7 50 B o Cal; $ - ! HowaRD s. Fisk, Mmmurj I tary Heel oossososnesass Hl —in which we must dispose of every piece of our | high-type stock of | Smart Silk HosQery to Match the Easter Costume Phoenix. $1.85 McCallum, $200 and $2.25 Campbell Office Equipment | " K 5159 e e T |1 FAMILY SHOE STORE From The Ea rinings || avenue at K—and therefore it must be sold NOW-—not only 310-12 Seventh Street N.W. i what is on the floor—but also in our warehouse. 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