Evening Star Newspaper, August 26, 1924, Page 11

TUESDAY, 1 —By WEBSTER. | BORNEO SMUGGLING PUTS | e i o, T “couse 6 | Eorrisory. they. cantis® worlk their” was asiaiall sutichie el - B i b d landed he more 1 tions, and | of gorous 5 CHINESE IN PHILIPPINES |t vrious tetands of the Suta seoup | mins o them ase mever: camsnt e e only a few miles from the British' The customs authorities have or- LIFE’S DARKEST MOMEN THREE GUARDSMEN DIE IN AUTO SPILL GTEVE! WHERE Dip You FinD > Trafic Has Increased in Recent THAT Bo-r-rc.e ofF FoP? g Months. From British Posses- Dow'T Yoo Indiana Soldiers’ Truck Runs Off 15-Foot Embankment. Nineteen Injured. By the Associated Press. LOUISVILLE, Ky. August 26.— Three Indiana National Guardsmen were killed and 19 other soldiers were injured when an Army motor ck overturned on the Dixie High- near Camp Henry Knox last killed were Pvts. Oscar all, William Petrie and Harvey Walton, all of Ladoga, Ind., and all members of Company L, 15ist In- fantry. The truck was carrying the men from the camp ritle range when the accident occurred. Those injured were Sergt. T. W. Bailey, Corpl. Charles Powling, Pvts. Lockhart, Paul Gray, Har- rrison, Lloyd Clouse, Oris Dewey . McCall, Harry L. Kenneth Waldrepp, Newell 5, Clyde Collins, James Worrell, John Gray, John Simmons, Joseph Conrad, Ward Wheeler, Quinley Elkin and Caleb Howe. Injured Will Recover. The injured were removed to the amp Knox, where id none was hurt seriously. ¢rs on the truck were mem- o of Com ies K and I, 151st In- fantry, and anies 1 and K, 152d try, of the Indiana National accident occurred, reports from mp said, when the driver of the blinded by glaring lights of an hing automobile, pulled his machine too far over to the side of the road. The road, weakened at the side by recent heavy rains, gave . Way and the truck rolled down a 15- foot embankment. Company K, 151st. is composed of men from Martinsville, Ind.; Com- pany I, is from Ladoga, Ind.; Com- pany I, 1 from Mishawaka, and Company , from Fort Wayne. SHELL HURTS EIGHT MEN. Explosion Occurs in Honolulu Dur- ing Target Practice. By the Associated Press. HONOLULU, August 26. listed men of the 64th Artil- lery were injured, three seriously, , When an anti-aircraft sheil exploded during target practice at Waianae erday. ose seriously injured are: >rpl. William Hinton, Pvt. Ernest Keeny, Pvt. Thomas Nelson. Army reports said that the men were preparing to load the gun, which recoiled from a previous dis- charge and struck the shell, knoc! ing it out of the hands of the loaders and causing the explosion. ight en- gt FREE STATE TO CURB RISING COSTS OF LIVING iR I Plans to Finance Competition Against Profiteers in Order to Reduce Prices. By the Associated Press. DUBLIN, August 26.—The cost of living in the Free State continues to be higher than in Great Britain or in Ulster. This affects the wage ques- tion, and workers resist reductions in wages till the prices of food have been lowered. The government has been for months pressed in the Dail to deal drastically with profiteers. The farm- ers complain that they are getting low prices for the foodstuffs sold at high prices in the cities and towns. ¥ood control and fixed prices were advocated. The government plan for reducing prices has just been announced, and will be embodied in a bill to be sub- mitted to the Dail. It provides for competition with the profiteers by lending money to organizations will- ing to go into business against them. The banks are to advance the neces- sary capital and the state guarantees the principal and interest. The loans will be given only on condition that the recipients undertake to sell at prices below the average retail prices. g M e London has no fewer than 30 places of worship where the services are conducted in the Welsh language. AMSWER ME ! KMow You'RE MOT To EAT OR DRimK THIMG S OTHER PEoPLE THRow AWAY 2 HAND IT Rnen? OVER To ME THIS MlNu'rE fi | Aw, SA-AY. ; THIS 15 AWRIGHT: 175 AtmosT FuLe: WHASSA MATTE'Z WATH 1T ANYWAY T e \ Lot \lst e re “'///1{//) o SALVAGIMG A BOTTLE OF PoP THAT 15 PRACTICALLY NEW RUSS REFUGEE CHIEF ON WAY TO FRANCE Admiral Stark, Who Headed Czar- ist Adherents Driven From Vla- divostok, Leaves Manila. By the Associated Press. MANILA, August 26. — Admiral Stark, who arrived here early -in 1923 as leader of an expedition of Russian refugees who, as adherents of the Czarist regime, had been forced to flee from Viadivostok, left here yesterday for France via the Suez Canal. ‘A dozen other members of the party, which has been here for a year and a half, left for Shanghai, leaving only 40 of the refugees camped in the vicinity of the United States Naval Station at Olongapo. where they have been provided with shelter. and food for many months by the Red Cross and other charita- ble organizations. The remaining refugees hope to be sent to the United States, as were 600 of their countrymen who were transported to San Francisco in June, 1923, on the United States Army transport Merritt. The band under Gen. Stark num- bered approximately 6,000 when it steamed from Vladivostok late in 1922 on 16 ships which belonged to the old Russian navy. Most of the refugees left the wandering squadron in Korea and at Shanghai, and all but seven of the ships have been lost or sold for funds which have been used to buy food. The seven ships, said to be unseaworthy, are anchored in Subig Bay, near Olon- gapo. iy \1‘ :-'//\’/1 coTR 190 OF Y. WoRL), RS PTR. €O FRENCH BUDGET SLASHED BY ORDER OF HERRIOT Public Expected to Be Surprised at Final Figure—Better Times “ Anticipated. By the Assoclated Press. PARIS, August 26.—Acting on_the most expicit _instructions from Pre- mier Herrlot and Finance Minister Clementel, officials of the ministry are using the . pruning knife on the budget as it was never used before, says' Le Journal. They are obliging all departments to hold down their appropriations. drastically, and the public will be agreeably surprised at the result when the budget figures are published. The newspaper de- clares the deficit will be reduced to a much smaller figure than the 3,750,00,000 francs estimated by the official reporter of thé Senate finance commission. Financial circles in Paris, Le Jour- nal adds, are very optimistic con- cerning the moral result of the Lon- don conference; they have great hopes that the exchange market will The Place for Your Home! QUINTER, THOMAS & CO. i Chevy Chase l Main 8416 TIGER! TIGER!! None Better!!! become steadier and that there will be a general intensification of busi- ness. HIRES LAWYER BY CABLE. Frank Tinney Acts in Separation Suit of Wife. NEW YORK, August Tinney, famous comedian, who is in London, retained an attorney by cable to act as his counsel in a suit for separation which has been instituted in Queens County by Edna Daven- port Tinney, his wife, it was lear ned yesterday. Mrs. Tinney, according to her attorney, Harry H. Oshrin, intends to base her action on the ground of de- sertion, designating August 5, the day her husband sailed to fulfiil his London engagement, as the date he deserted her. The complaint has not yet been served on Tinney's counsel. 26.—Frank sion—Very Profitable. By the Amsociated Press. MANILA, August 26.—The smug- gling of Chinese from British North Borneo into the Philippine Islands has increased largely in recent months and has become a profitable traffic, according to officials of the customs service. 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Baltimore, Md., 1313.1315 Cathedral Strect $ good furniture. their real value. A Delivers Any Article Many people at this time of year need odd ‘pieces of In this Exchange Department you may often find pieces and complete suites for a small part of Everything is in good condition and en- tirely separate from our regular stocks of new furniture. - Telephone Frank. 4541 Come early for the wonderful furniture bargains adver- tised here. \ Liberal credit terms to all. Living Room Outfit. - Blue figured velour overstuffed dav- enport, chair and fireside wing chair, davenport table, table lamp and 9x12 rug will go for rug will 50 or §130,00 Each piece delivered for...... Library Suite. Three-piece fumed oak library suite with comfortable leather seats, strong and serviceable. An C\tm special value $16 50 Delwcred for. ... Bedroom Outfits. Large oak dresser, chiffonier, double hcd with guaranteed spring and 1b. Capitol brand mattress, chairs, 2 pillox‘fi and 9x12 rug. ! complete for. $79'50 Delivered for......... catvitaio o Kitchen Chairs. All our re- maining odd chairs with wood seats will be closed out for ONlY ceeeneccccocescaioincnacas Sideboards. Fine oak side- boards with bevel edge mirrors will be sacrificed for as low as. $6 75 Delivered for ceeevscccns Dresser. Old st)!c oak dress-' er, with-long bevel mirror. Will go for $8.95 Only.ceeccececcocans Delivered for.esecieeseceeees Dressing Table. Oak - finish dressing table, with mirror, to be sold for $4 95 only eecieceemceane. Delivered for caceceaaesacsne $ EOX{GHAINIGIE" PHiLL(P Buffet. 06-inch top, will be sacrificed for. Long walnut_buffet, $10.75 Console Tables. B e a utiful mahogany console tables in- cluded in this sale for as little as.. $12'95 Delivered for Settees. Mission oak, also mahogany - finish, upholstered settees for the living rooth. To be . closed out for $4 95 only. Delivered for.., seeccecccs Dresser Bases. A few dressers without mirrors, -useful for drawer space, may be $3 95 purchased for only Delivered for... Washstands. Oak and ‘ivory $ washstands will - be closed out for only. $3 95 Delivered lor................ Tables. Kitchen and dining room tables in a clean sweep at one pncc $4 95 Dining Room Suite. ; Ten- piece walnut dining room suite with 66-inch buffet, closed china cabinet, serving table and six chairs. 1f new would sell for $350. Exchange store price only. $l 19‘00 PBeliveredifos. 250 . Sotv. . ok or Parlor Suite. Overstuffed tap- estry 3-piece suite, newly uphol- stered and in Al condition. Will go $49 50 for only.. Delivered for.................. L°E\"i % & FAB box fronts have coupon value. Combine them with coupons cut from Octagon Soap Products for useful and beautiful pl"mllunl at 5]0 G5t N.W. Other Inssets and Their Egge