Evening Star Newspaper, July 22, 1924, Page 12

OF VALERA FALED A\ EAVIG PRSH Great Crowd Congregates to! Hear ““President” Defend Republic Fight. B the Associat, who de- sired to enter. Republicans in Lead. r. De Valera said that the Repub- » longer formed the rear guard, | e the main body of the Wag there a man now in Ireland, he asked. who dared stand up and say he would give uce to any foreign power. He to be a moderate man who never took up arms exc nation. i forced the wy decision. Mr. De but convinced that st two or three | had been made rs ot e Irish people ught nearer the fnal Treland had not com- cts that had lost her Zoal becaus mitted said Mr. De George d courage to U. S. DRY AGENTS UPHELD IN SERVING WARRANTS Vigorous Dissenting Opinion, How- | ever, Voiced by Appeals Court Judge. By the Associated Pross. BOSTON, July 22.—The right of federal prohibition agents to serve | search warrants has been upheld by the United States Circuit Court of Appeals through a decision by Judge with Judge ncurring, but enting opinion W. Anderson. d in his decision, : agents) are mere| the hired a I\ldfllh of vari- |ous subord Their position of care and re- ing the extraor- “Only 'plain lasguage would war- | rant us in holding that Congress in- [tended to vest power in a 3 de: y I find no such but the reverse.” o n_appeal \frmn t William Keehn of Rl\l»do l~|a|\rl “who w {convicted of violation of the federa | prohibition act mm. Man Arrested at Atlantic City Ac- cused of Selling Fake Stock. ATLANTIC CITY, | Mandille, alias ) selder, arrested here a | swindler, js specifically umrgm by i the police of Baltimore with having taken bonds and securities with a | par value of $10,000 from Misses len H. and Anna S. Perot, Roland | Park, Baltimore, on the pretext of to sisters to turn over to him bonds for RS CROKER SUED BY HUSBAND'S SON Richard, Jr., Asks $250,000 in Florida Court—Widow on Way to Ireland. Associated Press. PALM BEACH, Fla., July 22. —By a praecipe for summons ad re- spondum filed in circuit court here vesterday, Bula E. Croker, widow of Richard Croker, deceased Tammany leader. was made. defendant in a 0,000 damage suit filed by attor- s for Richard Croker, jr., of New k City. e Mrs. Croker has departed here and is on her way to Ireland, serving of the summons, it was said, doubt- less will be delayed until her return. The praecipe, however, calls for answer on the first rule day in court in August. The action names Mrs. Croker as executrix of the estate of Richard Croker, sr.. to which capacity she was appointed last Tuesday in county court of Palm Beach County. SUES ON JUDGMENT. | Son Obtained Verdict in New York, | TAKE ALLEGED SWINDLER! Says His At!orney SONVIL| ction filed in wh widow made defendant_in_a_§ STUDEBAKER'_ Just Drive It; Thats All Kora Konla Great for Sunburn ~ WASHINGTON, damage suit filed by attorneys for Richard Croker jr., was based ‘upon a judgment against the Croker estate obtained by Richard Croker jr. in New York courts, J. T. G. Crawford, Jacksonville attorney who represents Richard Croker, jr., said here last night. The judgment, Mr. Crawford sald, ‘was obtained following an ac- counting of business affairs between father and son covering a period of vears. PROTEST ACTS OF CUBA. Great Britain Charges Ill Treat- ment of Jamaican Negroes. By the Associated Press. HAVANA, July 22.—Strong repre- sentations have been made to the Cu- ban government by Great Britain that Jamaican negroes who come in thousands each year to Cuba to work in the sugar. cane fields have been discriminated against and ill-treated Correspondence has been going on secretly for some months between the two countries and during this time a courtesy visit by a British bishop was called off after the British govern- ment had declared itself dissatisfied RANSDELL IS OPPOSED. Mayor of Shreveport Seeks Seat in Senate in Primary. NEW ORLEANS, La, July 22— Lee Thomas, mayor of Shreveport and member of the Democratic national committee from Louisiana, last night announced as a candidate to_oppose United States Senator J. E. Ransdell in the September primary. @@AV CHOCOLATE SAUCE Ready to ‘Serve Requires no Preparation Use it as a topping on ice cream—converting it into the most deliclous chocolate sundae you ever tasted. 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Black—Gals., $1.50 Regular Price, $2.00 Maroon—Gals., $1.75 Regular Price, $2.50 Rustic Furniture We are making some special prices on these better types of Rustic Furniture for the lawn and garden.. Not only does Rustic Furniture add a touch of picturesqueness—but dura- bility makes it desirable for out-of-doors use. Tables— $2.75 and $3.95 $35.00 Armchairs— Settees— $2.75and $3.95 $3.95 and $4.95 Rustic Cedar Gateway with gable roof. Special Store Closed Saturdays During July and August Rich’s Twice-Yearly Reduction Sale Women’s High-Grade Footwear HE response to this Sale has really been without precedent. The savings offered certainly never. were so worth while. Let it be understood that all these Shoes are from our own stock—all up-to-date models in all materials and colors. Also let it be understood that our, EN- TIRE stock is NOT included. Porch Swmgs Natural-finishPorch Swing, with slat seat and back: 42 inches long; strongly con- " structed ; chain hang- ings and up-$2 95 nght brace in back .... Another style—42- inch Porch Swingv with shaped seat; hardwood, natural fin- ish; equipped with hoo}(s and $3'45 Porch Rocker High back and comfo rta ble arms; strong Maple frame: woven seat chains, ready and back. $ 7~ .45 for hanging. SPECIAL goQ00eF Stvlen st 8475 and Three Lots—All Greatly Reduced R0 s $4.%0 A Few Misses’ and Growing Girls’ Low Shoes, Reduced to 2 & 32 Entire Stock Women's Slk Hosiery Reduced The Challenge Refrigerator Is Best of Them All Scientifically and practically—it best meets every requlrement of the farmly. And there is a size and style just suited to your needs. Top-lid style—with varying ice ca- pacities from 25 to 100 Ibs.— $13-50 to $65.00 Side-icer style—with ice capacities from 50 to 150 1bs.— $99.75 to $11().00 All Porcelain— $150-00 to 320000 Ice Chests—of varying sizes— $13.50 to $3(.00 easier and better way to wash stockings COLGATE'S These 5 Models of Gray and Airedale Suede Reduced to $1.90 and $6-90 formerly sold at very much higher prices ICHS ProperFootwear F Street at Tenth ¢ FAB box fronts have coupon value. ¢ Combine them with coupons cut from { Octagon Soap Products for useful and { beautiful premiums, at 514 G Street N.W.