Evening Star Newspaper, August 14, 1924, Page 15

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ETROIT, Mich., August 14.—James "‘ PURSU'T OF REBELS Action Follows Riots in Attempts EAGLES, LODGE HEAD Guonth;:;a::u;:'ur;:.'“'::‘ndbz;.‘:‘. Stunt Aviator Slashes Wrist and “Jimmy” Anderson, prominent ten Thirty-Five l{e—_n. e s urer, Aum GRASH HUR-I-S"BRAZILIAN FEDERALS 28 STRIKERS ARRESTED. |INDIANA MAN CHOSEN e e St o "e~&| FLYER TRIES SUICIDE.. | _ . Fommer Boxer Dead. HOLD 40 AS SMUGGLERS. years ago as a lightweight boxer, Ohio; grand secretary, J. C. Parry, Drinks Poison. died here last night following an rested in Plot in Florida. j Fugitives Destroying Water Tanks to Picket Factory. 0. P. Deluse of Indianapolis|Kansas City, Mo.; grand chaplain, : N, A 1 h i N P tion early in the day. He was| ppa; e treat, Makin; BOSTON, Mass., August '14.— Ji O’Keefe, Chicago, Ill.; grand| ATLANTA, August 14.—Bonnie G.|Pbera in th H MIAMI, Fla, August 14.—Thisty- 4 IN n c PARI | b B Bar Twenty-elght strikers, including two| NAmed by Convention—Hold |{rustees, L. V' Westerman, Seattle,| Rowe, 25, dare-devil stunt fiyer who|DOrn In Glasgow, Scotland, March 4. | five men'and five women, arrested in . U sult’ Diicult, | women, were arrested last night as s Parade Today. % Armand T. Nichols, Atlantic|won natlonal prominence several | \U°% 40d, has been out of the ving |un alle 2 since 1915. Anderson was the only e it s e opl i sequel to a riot in which one man City, N. J.; Edward Ryan, Philadel-|years ago when he successfully | g iyas e on o this country from Havana, Cuba, By the AsssiniMLEeN. was stabbed and another beaten, fol- | By the Associated Press. phin, and Harry McLogan, Milwaukee: | piloted an airplane after one hour of | knacked ait Ever Hammer o 0C eld in custody yesterday. Seven " _BUENOS AIRES, August 14.—The | lowing an attempt by striking gar- PROVIDENCE, R. I.. August 14.—| grand conductor, Willlam F. Kelly.|preliminary training, attempted to BT LSRR . . Az alleged to have escaped, Ernest Kubel of Interior De- | santos correspondent of La Nacion |ment workers to picket a factory at| Otto P, Deluse of Indianssciic, was| Naugatuck, Conn., and grand inside| oM nery craiting, aferl®lt O paid 3.9 says it Is stated in official quarters|Shawmut avenue and Castle street. | nominated grand worthy president of| guard, John ‘A. Loynd, - Watertown, t D hter Not |there that the Brasilian federal troops | Four thousand workers walked out |the Fratermal - Order AL « ! partment and Daughter Not |, crating in the interior of Sao|Monday in a declared effort to enfore Gatteravib O Rana AL e en Ae election takes place today pre-|driking poison. He is sald to be in | tion held its annual meeting in Phila- | The alicns included Greeks, Germans, Paulo state ‘contlnue s pursult’ of |agreentents in fifty ahops, Tl LU TR e Ll s o a critical condition. - | delphia this year. Swedeg and other nationalities. Expected to Recover. the gebels, who are proceeding In the | Raymond Cintini, 30, was the stab- | the Biltmore Hotel. Mr, Deluse is| Nominating speeches occupied the| < 7 direction of Matto Grosso. During|bed victim. After having his wound: g ting, = thelr retreat the rebels are destroy- |dressed he was held on a Cliavas of| oY £rand worthy vice president. greater part of yesterday's meeting. one man who, it is said, For the first time in the 46 years of | Paid $1,000 to be brought into this slashing his wrist with a razor and | 1,08 M08 frt e (8 g 58 YOArs 00| country. Others said they paid §200 § The other Grand Aerie officers nomi- | Several committees submitted re- ing the water tanks, thereby render- | assuulting Raufen 4 @pecial Dispatch o The Star. ing the pursult more diff 4 pn Sy .mmuff".!?';'k.ki’ifl‘iffi’.! fnleq ate. TR Nrand wordis preal ) S AUBUR Y. August 14.—Four|authorities thus far have listed 1,800 | were pursued by pickets as the fac. Washingt s are in the Lyons Hos- | houses in Sao Paulo city damaged | tory let out for the day, — = = Bital (odux ruffering from injuries | during the fishting the A great| Other strikers were repelled by the ; il #ustained last night when the auto- | number of persons are arriving from | police, who had: previs -ested mobile in which they were TdIng | the interfor under arrest, helng con- | 2% actual pickets, They were wharscd K_ahn on Se \Y enth St 2 skidded on a wet pavement and over- | sidered to have participated in the | with obstructing trafio. | Represeniu- Y 2 f turned on the State Highway near| outbreak. tives of the union and manutacturers OPEN SATURDAYS UNTIL 7 PM. | Wolcott, N. Y met yesterday, but, after prolon Tnjurics suffered by two of the negotiations, ~ declined ) e members of the automobile party are| PRINCE’S STOCK WINS. | Wiat progress had been made toward \\\\\\\\ 11 ///// R0 serious that attending rgeons a solution of the strike, i ——— - ' . believe they may prove fatal. Those AN g o) 5 likely to die are: Cattle From Ranch Take Ribbons 3 . | 2 ; Get Miss Margaret Kubel vears old < 5 Joseph Jefferson’s Widow Dies. | E X | st Ixhibition. . / = ¢ \ I who sustained oken pely NEW YORK, August. 14.—Mrs. | Her father, t Kubel, an expert VANCOUV ., B. C. August 14.--|Sarah Antoinette Jefferson, widow of mechanician, mhechanicla o = the )ll"*riflf" Guernsey bulls from the ranch of the | Joseph Jefferson, actor, died here last | 4 efi 71 F S * % epartment shington, who suf-| prince of Wales in Alberta won all | night at the home of her sons. She D v % I i tt ll B h t 79 M l A e oroken bk e protmicr. Maje Awarcs &t the cx. |wea 14 years o, Mrec Tofomion | LN ur fiyatisvitie branch a aryland Avenue Others les sly injured are Mrs. | hibition being held here this week, [ survived by two sons, William Win- ] 7 I Kubel. who ined a broken wriet, | jncluding the senior and junior bull | ter and Frank J. Jefferson, both of and Miss Alys s, a guest of the|championship and the grand and re- | this city. She will be buried in Sand- Kubels. whose collarbone was broken. | serve championships. The E. P. Ranch | wich, Mass - All the members of the omobilc | herd sire, King of the Prairies, was | =—— SR g 4 n a ur a u us party were pinned unde r whenlan easy winner of the grand cham- s ’ it skidded on ti : ment and | pionship (’__-—\ | overturned. < driving. I / i ST it " serious v | New York to Invest $35,000.000. OFF\CBS agreed it wa NEW YORK, August' 14-—Ending a A ! 7 o . She is sufferi E“:L:-B‘::ld\“:\g " We are selling the Diamonds lixted below for parties whe are in v Don’t Mlss Ito Muslc AII Day . : ; " | bitter controversy. Mayor Hylan and 2 | . e s o u 5 | itter controveray“Stavor tyian ‘and kOR k. sAUL 0. |[[| need of immedinte caxh. We would advixe you to take advantage of | the Lyons F al after Dr. Roney thix exceptional cpportunity to buy a Diamond far below the whole- e acceded ito’ thel demand!iof Controller REN'Y . jlEens =xace I 7’ HIS will be more than the mere opening of a store. It will be a signal event Craig that $35,000.000 of city funds 5 2 s it 5 Mr. Kubel, who is listed as an ex- |now lying in banks drawing 2 per $400 Blue-white Solitaire Dia- $1,250 All-platinum Diamond in the lives of the people of Hyattsville, bringing virtually to the doors of pert mechanician, has been in the em- | cent interest be invested in serial mond Engagement Ring, hand- Princess Ring, all blue-white ploy of the Interior Department for f the City of New York, draw- T e atinum Teounting, | diamonds and ‘sapphires, very their homes, the cleanliness, the efficiency, the service and economy which have is particularly skillful with machin- exclusive design. A real bar- ery fabrication. He went on his an- $275 galn. $750 i We want everyone in Hyattsville and vicinity to join with us in celebrating this e aceda ote | 00 One-Day One-carat less one-cighth, Kine i opening in fitting style and spirit. 2% Selts Blue-white Solitaire iamon ; ated in the clty; direstory asia Puby Ring, beautiful cut and flery $550 All-platinum _ Diamond i i i ol sacher I IVINTtACOSIINIL: o Seashore gem. Lady's handsome mounting. | Watch Bracelet, 66 blue-white There ,w'" be music all d“y'. e glad hand of welcome “""l a smile for all. teenth street ROUND . | Party must sacrifice. m.mondu;nu;}n{l1-;e‘;u:‘<‘qus;ea There will be adequate quantities of free candy for all children accompanied TRIP Excurslon | $150 movement. Extraordinarily fine | by their & and handsome. GIRL, SUING, WINS POINT. | 4 4 5 i e AT mesicet $350 | Valuable gifts will be given the first 50 patrons of this new Piggly Wiggly TO Court 1ds Livingst: C: t Solitaire Di. d Ring, very fine 5 our I;i.;ine";:;gi;s; annof SolllaliaDiEmondiR ngivery fne 3430 Sotia Piatinum ar pin, | Store who purchase $1 worth of our merchandise. - an's 18-kt. whit 1a t- 1l blue-white diamon ust - % - o 5 WHITE NS, N ek e Mutboiolaatonce be seen to appreciate value. I The first 500 customers will have their choice of 500 loaves of bread, Vienna, Miss Muriel )t 2 - $390 $300 | Rye, Whole Wheat or Graham, absolutely FREE. day wo Jme-"r::\.; ShE er, Th“rsday, Allgust 21 | wThree - quarter - carat Fine All-platinum Flexible Diamond Every customer throughout the day will receive a can of evaporated milk FREE. 9 o Jus or denie ‘hite Solitaire Diamond Ring, Bracelet, 30 real | blue-white [N 5 e 4 X i ' Tivingsions: motian: for \xlé::n'r:a?:u:i SPECIAL TRAIN, ALL STEEL EQUIPMENT, Via very fine cut and brilliant dia- diamonda; very fine quality and In addition to carrying a full line of nationally advertised products, our Hyatts- of Miss Bucil before trial and sranted | DELAWARE RIVER BRIDGE ROUTE IRy s et ok mananip. < IGOsCHoHIRIpAIIE ville Branch is equipped with a Fresh Meat Department, offering the choicest r attorney’s motion for a o i o > ¢ - 2100. | ‘xa';m” e WILHOUT CIANCEROP (CARY sasisa Siamtard Time . $95 $690 i cuts the market affords, and also a Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Department, monthly for life, which she contends Leave Washington AR | where all seasonable fruits and vegetables are offered. Livingston promised her if she would RETURNIN S R S TN W refrain from pressing a breach of Leave Atlantic City (South Carolina Avenue) . ::‘;rrrr‘!::!s}u‘ll{l'rl::h:lf:-l{lj:x;?r)l(‘}::_l = Tickets on Sale n.g:uu-‘ 'r---:y Preceding Excarsion . HN OPTICAL CO *. sMoKEn “AM Swift's Sugar Cured Ib 23 MRS. BELMONT IN TRADE. Pennsylvama Railroad System | I(A 617 7th St. N.W o| 7to 9 Ib. Sizes 3 (H Smart Set Member to Work for The Standard Railroad of the Werld | . ; il ‘ = || (Callas “3%%i2" Ib. 14¢| Bagon %% Ib. 22¢ gan Belmont, 2 member of New York’s smart set, will enter b . Fifth Avenue departme 4 5 nounced yesterday. On Septembe . "'l Van Camp’s Temtor she will become an employe of the Tall Cans or e reserves 15.0z. Jar, Each e establishment and will take charge of its personal shopping bureau. Her services, it is said, will be largely 4 “Old Dutch” “Red Goose” confined to a clientele comprising her e‘nser the Best or [H Early June ans (4 woclety friends. £ Mrs. Belmont, who married the ! st of August Belmont in G , Taylor No. 7 e o, o Apghat i Our regulr saes force S. E. Corner 13th and G Sts JMPORTANT_M ore BROOMS ™'s.: " ea 38¢| Pea Beans mictis-n 2Ibs13¢ gl ot e and Mo Pl 0 will be smgmented by e D i ?5:8‘2.& announced she was tired of many extra saleswomen e vacemdone | Tomorrow— |E57ww6 JELLO 5. "5rc 3 for 25 TEA ™'5renacviio™ 280 gl 3t promptly! women! Mrs. Anna Weihart, of Cincinnati, Pl Doz., 60c I ) Ohio, mother of five children, recently nts, » n" g:"' Boy' z cans zsc won a silver loving cup in a spelling Qts., Doz., 75¢ oe Peg contest in her home city. QPNEE A Great Sale ()f Beautiful Beverages |Fiesh Fruitsand Vegetables oves | High-Type Autumn Hats || ™S, o peites, - 2 SPOONS, NAPKINS, ETC. S {BUDWEISER BEER CELERY, Stalk . . . 10c “KLEENPLATES" The authentic Fall Fhincw Disctolen Carton (One Dozen) $1.50| APPLES, 4 Lbs. . . 19¢ 4o i - styles in High Crown Hats a la HER s e iR - o = |CLICQUOT CLUB GINGER ALE | LEMONS, Doz.- . . 25c| N Rich Heavy Satins dindassnd bithap - Case (Two Dozen) $3.25| LETTUCE, Head . . 10c! i i 24 years. He is 60 years of age per cent interest. N | set with diamonds and sapphires. finest quality and workmanship; || achieved trans-continental fame for the Piggly Wiggly Stores. | “B” GRADE PLATES : c SSchIt Gt e e Satin and Velvet [) 80c Rebate for Case and Bottles ple. | PAPER CUPS, “TULIP" Combinations The stylish black 'CANADA DRY GINGER ALE GREEN PEAS, Lb. 15c! Round—S0c per 100; 5¢ for 6 Every Hat a el Carlon (OIG Dozen) $2.20 POTATO Es PAPER NAPKINS Remarkable . &V ®Royal” Flat—Carton of 250—S0c ‘:\lzcmpnei:nl“(;:s;;;:p::r E:og‘e ,__ Value! 2 . n G lln G GI'GER ‘I.E Best No. 1 stock, fine cookers Pkg. of ;:II::: g::’;‘”s for 25¢ 0 . ] \ . $ : : : c”e (2 nfllel) 32-35 g 15 Ibs-, 2 1 c PAPER SPOONS 2 ¢ Demi-tasse Size / ] —and a wealth—a glory—of new and fash- S per dox; 35c per 10 1§ ionable trimmings that covers every possible ’ ' ; ‘ BU T1 ER EGG S S UG AR 10c doz.; 60« 100 = Wax Paper-—Sc per. roll ; preference—every advance fall style— Best Fresh Creamery | Strictly Fresh, Every Egg| Best Cane Granulated Special Quantity Prices 153 ; “Sunset Gold” Guaranteed to Churches. e | In New York, in Paris, they are wearing-velvet and . 10 lbs., 67c e i E satin—fall hats—and here, at this sensationally low [ Lb. 44c noz.(umu )38c 100 lbs., $6.65 S O g price, is the first great offering in Washington of these : 4 il\ o4 NG : 3 new types—beautiful, distinctive, on_gma} in treatment JiL ‘ Wiy st Bigs and: Lsccts) Ansiey: Yeur- Life g and effect. ; When It's So Easy to Get Rid of Them? 722 TemTEENT STREET MW s , A Rich, Fall Choice of All That's New and Smart ‘ SPRAY % . As EBONITE .Slnlsu"l a$lick, " Stunning Chic Tailored Exquisite Em- 7 ‘ll: IVIIIII: = broidered Hats ' [ - ar THE GREAT BUG KILLER AND DISINFECTANT EBONITE has many S;;IE.L s A e 5 ) Y o - %% Combination i g b | 3= 8 _ 45¢c SerayerandCan: 69c yet it’s moderate in price. E ‘ 5 Demand EBONITE, and : o S ; Y GUARANTEED to Do All Claimed for It—or Mone, refuse all substitutes. 7 ; Back. Full Directions on Each Can At dealers’ in five 5 g £ ..:;._.:e — .,.am: Sale Starts at 9 . This event cele- - . ¥ ; kL L lons g N 3 ‘ ko Clodor hesdii o’Clock : i brated the complétion bhe. /0 W ; ek e : TO ACCOMMODATE .3 , say with more reason 1 ‘modeling operations, - Our Virginia patrons and others who patronize our store at 1222 Pennsyl. — come early —*see : 5l | 'vania avenue, near the Mt. Vernon Station, we have installed a FRESH MEAT EBONITE : More Beautiful - them all—select among s, 2 3 1DIPARTMINT there. Pn!rony, of this store can at all times rely upon the W DDED OIL) * the first. | ) ki Than Ever {highest quality of meat products at this store. AND DIFFERENTIALS

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