Evening Star Newspaper, May 1, 1924, Page 4

—g = THE EVE AR, WASHINGTON D. ., THURSDAY, LUMBER FRAUD CASE ' JURY BEING CHOSEN Circumstantial Evidence May Fig-| ure Largely in $1.500,000 Plot Data. Honduran Pact Signed Making A preliminary ugrnnmom whieh Gen. Vincente elected provisional pres Honduras, was reported State Dep FILLING OF BOX SLOW| ican delegate mediation conf The message said it had, been Choosing of 12 May Not Be Ac~‘ complished Before Tomorrow. gned by Circumstantial avidence is expected to figure largely in the trial of the *d 1mber fraud conspiracy by sur lumber deal and two fvrrr-vr officials of the Depart- said efrauded the | ¢ This | diation conference w to take place at Am: day, with the delega Central American A telegram fro of the ailey in Crim T“V- examination ¢ session of the court Iy to take some United State: eager to 1 X RAY EXPERT SUBMITS arn — Tosta President under | Bertiner, repre- from the powers BERLINER BUILDS NEW HELICOPTER Local Inventor's Latest Improved Air Machine Entered for British Prize. Henry A son of Washington = inventor, is building a helicopter which already has been entered in an international in England next year for a f £50,000, to be given by the British Air Ministry, the senior Ber- nnounced today © helicopter, which was built by iners here and has been flown College Park for more than two s, now is in the air- craft build of the National Mu- seum, and the machine under con- struction embodies the latest im- provements which the old aircraft pointed out The original machine nounced by Army tion experts to be any vert was pro- Emile | Indians’ Attempt To Oust Tourists Halted by Troops By the Associated Press. YUMA, Ariz, May 1.—A little caravan of eastbound motor tour- ists huddied in the lee of a hill across the Colorado River from here today, hemmed in on three sides by indignant Indians and confronted on the fourth by Ari- al guardsmen. The fornia soil, and the guardsmen are determined to prevent the travel- ers from violating the foot-and- mouth blocka y Arizona. Meanwhile ¢ Albert Town- send is interceding for the In- dians with t authorities in an effort to find a peaceful way out. IRON WORKERS STRIKE. Demand Closed Shop and $12 a Day in New York. v YORK, May 1.—More than went out on strike closed shop and a eight-hour day ROCKEFELLER MAKES Y. W. C. A. HUGE GIFT Fund to Cover Proposed Secretarial Retirement May Reach $2,000,000. ~Contribution | s 00 by John D. Rockefeller, s Spelman Rock Rockefeller Founda entire accumulated liability proposed secretarial retirement fund, | _ was announced at the eighth annual convention of the Young Women's Christian Association today. cording to Mrs member of the nationa made the announcement, taries of the associatic to benefit by the retirement fund, and board, who All secre- it is expected by the national board | ||l ad- | that at least 4,00 vantage of it, Mrs. Reduction of t tional board from also was announced Mrs. Lapham said hal completed a of rigid ccon- omy, and had deci to limit future budgets to the receipts actually re- ceived the year previous. The year 1930 will be set aside by will take pham asserted. debt of the na- 00 to $163,000 AMERICANS ATTACKE! Chinese Bandits Seize Belongings of Priests and Party. HONG KONG, May 1—The Ameri- can priests, Fathers Ford and Glea- son, accompanied by a party of sev- eral Catholics, while crossing the frontie= of the French concession of Kwangchow Wan, en route to the in- or, were attacked by bandits, who | a belonging: ined the | thorities the cap- of their are eligible | Mrs, Lapham. | national board Paul Le Arthyr Chin convated by ice Hitz, of an as- vith a dangerous weapon on Williah C. Lyles following a dis greemnt over a “cover char: of the two who were convicted. of il Another Power-Kearney Market We have acquired the store known as Peerless Markets, Inc., 3218 14th St. —and hereafter residents of Columbia Heights will enjoy the ldvanuges of P-K service in that neighbor- hood. There has been a very ced demand for this expansion of sur service in this direction, and we are glad to locate a Power-Kearney market here for your manager TO FIFTIETH OPERATION | Dr. F. H. Baetjer, Johns Hopkins Professor, Goes Under Knife to Instead of $10.50. Charles Murphy, business agent of the Manhattan local of the Interna- tional Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers, said all|th union construction in Manhattan, | and northern New J andstill. | By I marred What was ex-| Bl . 1 | ay of complete | v b ks 4 ess of th the Y. W. C. A. as national endowment year, it was announced today, and in | that year the $10,000,000 endowment fund started in 1920 'will be ralsed. M ‘oleman du Pont is chairman of endowment committee. convenience. All Specals at Both Stores— 714 11th St. and 3218 14th St. POTOMAC SHAD Roe Shad. .Lb., 28c l Buck Shad, Lb., 18c PAMS Lb., 22¢c HAMS Fresh Eggs— The Biggest Battery v Potaoe Value of the Yecr 4 1bs,, 25¢ Dox.. 30¢ "-lr;'iUtllnies Board May Decide on| Thrashing Prisoner. . Hot Bread and Rolls X | onthiand BATTERIES Guaranteed 18 Months A 6-Volt Battery fits $1 7 80 per cent of Cars . Expert Battery & Radio Service ythland VRATTERY o 910 Pa. Ave. N.W. Men 5555 and Authorized Dealers COAL GOES UP —each month according to the summer schedule. » fresh shipments »this summer. :r becn flown higher Henry 2 Prevent Infectiom Spread. i Irish Barracks Wrecked. iy 1.—Dr. Fred- sor of roentgen- | Medical School | riving dail Get Our Prices. Main 3068 JOHN P. AGNEW & CO. 728 14th St. el of the Iron | employers’ Morris’ “Supreme” Swift’s “Premium” under emplo; Gemand for a o ., due to burns, The working o his father. — | JAILER GUILTY IN BEATING. RATE DECISION NEAR. | | Jury Convicts Deputy Warden for hon on iry Berliner i dail he home nbia road The rnm. skin fi hand New Potatoes— Especially baked for us and delivered daily hot from the ovens at 4 o'clock. l;orx Bread, Vienna, French, Whole Wheat, Graham and several varieties of Rolls. Berens’ Rye Bread, in one and one-and-one-half pound loaves, with and without the seeds. PK Coffee Lb., 33¢c Ga.|Long Beach Officials Held | Grand Larceny. You can't drink better Coffee. Always “Right” in Quadlity and Price The Wrinht Co. 905 Seventh St. N.W. MAY DAY BOMB EXPLODES | AT FASCISTI MEETING Comendatore Laviosa Present—Act —— As EBONITE “Smuz:" 10 a Stick, S0 It Winds Around the Gears | Popularity delivering t h e goods! Better quality— proved by better per- formance — that's why motorists are turning by thousands from ordinary transmission greases and poor gear oils that have no lubricating values to EBONITE. 1It's all oil. . There is no gear lubricant like it. Sold by dealers every- where, in five - pound cans, and at authorized service stations. "EBONITE" (ITS SHREDDED OIL) “FOR TRANSMISSIONS AND DIFFERENTIALS Characterized as Manifestation of Italian Communists. Brothers TO CLOSE OUT FRIDAY 39 ¢ Means door « wou Street and Afternoon Gowns 2850 Formerly 45.00 and 59.50 the F tion o " exceptional one-day event that will in- stantly attract Madame and Mademoi- selle, to whom the name Rizik is syn- onymous with exclusive style distinction. These captivating creations taken from our regular stock will enthrall you with their beauty. No exchanges or C.O. D. All sales final. HIR TEEN F Now for a Housecleaning in Every Department We've made deep-price reductions on all floor samples that have served their purpose; also odd pieces of which the quantity is limited. and Some Items as Much as 14 Off Former Prices 3-Piece Overstuffed 3-Piece Overstuffed | Living Room Suite | Living Room Suite Covered in Two-Tone Velour Blue and Taupe Velour $265.00 $149 | §2500 $112.50 Valee .. Kroehler Overstuffed | Overstuffed Davenport in Tapestry Duofold Bed Suite i One odd overstuffed daven- Th isces in blue or unp’ ve(lm'v‘ pnolfly 2 of these.) port sofs. Very Special. Was $185.00 $150.00 Value . . 3 RADIO CABINETS—Floor sa tique mahogany. $38.00 Cabinet $49.00 Cabinet $24.50 Yao Y3 TWELVE T Offices for Rent Evening Star Building (THE AVENUE AT ELEVENTH) THE SUCCESSFUL SAVER LOOKS AHEAD Saving without a defi- nite purpose in mind is an empty dream. Save for ONE thing, and as soon as that pur- f{ ; | $19.00 po°se llas been' accon-l- I . i 2 SECRETARY BOOKC_ASES—in- two- plished start saving again | 2 iohe matogary~Grand Ko male, wee for something else. There are many things to save for; a home, your own business, vacation, investments, paying off that mortgage, your chil- dren, education and com- fort in old age. The table below will show you how much you | should lay aside each month to reach your goal: || Montbly deposits, es, finished in an- $62.00 Cabinet $31.00 $49.00 2 GOLDEN OAK CHINA CABINETS— Colonial style, were $35.00, reduced to. 1 IXL KITCHEN CABINET, white en- amel finish, was $72.00, reduced to.... 3 CEDAR CHESTS, walnut stained finish, 42 inches long, were $35;snow. .. 355.00 $1 850 1 MAH-JONG TABLE, was $12.50; now. 3 $298 WHITE ENAMEL MEDICINE CAB- sl 95 INETS 2 $5.95 WHITE ENAMEL MEDICINE CAB- $4 50 NETS ... $39.00 1 FIVE-PIECE BREAKFASI' SUITE two- $5.95 tone Italian oak finish, extension table and four chairs, was $59.00; reduced to. WEAR Monroe Clothes and save $10.00 on each suit by reason of low upstairs rent, cash and carry plan. 500,000 New York men recognize this reasoning and so will you if you look over these values. 3 UNFINISHED SERVING TABLES, to be used in your breal t room set—have drawers. Regularly $9.50 4 ENGLANDER, S-PIECE BEDS, in ivory finish only. 3-6 size. Were $16.50.. = 5 SIMMONS WOOD-FINISH BEDS. fioor samples, in_walnut, mahogany or ivory fin- ish. Were $18.00 to $22.00. 7 ODD MATTRESSES, layer felt, in several design Simmons make included. Were $14.00 to $18.00.. 1 ENGLANDER l)Ol. Windsor (lcugu finished in mahogan\ $49.00 ... cenenn L:bml Credxt Accmnmodahouc—— The Same as Any Other Good Store Desirable Outside Room, two windows, 190 SQUATE HEEl oo suinsisisn oo s it B $40.00 2 month Outside Room, 11x21 feet deep on 4th floor; has one large window. Room on Avenue side of building' at rear. As far as light and air is concerned this is“equivalent to outsidé office; has two windows on south:; 1374x18 feeksnanos .$40.00 2 month Court Room, 11x17%; feet.. $30.00 2 month 545.(13 a month 10 years. $737.20 1,474.60 211.60 2,948.80 3,686.11 ‘mn G years. f l s of art ticking. 13 and 4-6 size. 0 1 4 306.55 5 1,660.60 Lincoln National Bank 7th and D Streets N.W. 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