Evening Star Newspaper, September 15, 1924, Page 12

a2 ” CHICAGO TO HEAR NEW OPERA STARS Thirteen Artists Engaged to # Aid Regular Staff—Chalia- ‘ pin to Appear. , September 15—Thirteen ppear with the Chi- i include 01 from Bu Spanish a THungarian Hidalgo of and A Spanish American f a high of renown who previo be included ©of the compuny. Chaliapin to Appear. and Mme. Louise appear in several per- will include 0 be sung 1 ‘Warehouse Liquor Theft Balked. the night who surprised the raiders, they were attempt- me liquor into the ixth floor. The men d, one of them wounding the hman, A i ph of Mrs. A. C. Gandy of “Mal—did you put the sandwiches {n? ~Yes, Jimmy!" 'And oy Oh Henryr™ ‘s, Jimmy.* *I'm going then—Ne, 1 won't Le late—"Bye.” A Fine Candy A joy to bathe and wash with ¢AND its creamy, gently antiseptic lather removes from hands and face the germsone constantly picks up from things which others touch. There’s no soap like ' LIFEBUOY HEALTH SOAP Spray BO-NO in the places 'rl:." ants gather—it kills them and their eggs. I and e e L hariware stores. Pint_size, 75¢c; Quart size, $1.25; BO-NO gun, 50c. BO-NO INC. At THE EVEN Pennsylvania Plans) ALIENS SWIM INTO U. S. TO Execute First Four Make Good Escape From El- lis Island Pier. Woman Since 1889 NEW YORK, September 15.—Four to six immigrants, who yesterday HARRISBURG, Pa, September |jumped from a pier on Ellis Island 15.—The first death warrant for |and struck out for the Jersey shore, the execution of a woman in Pennsylvania in many years was made good their escape. John Ferra, an Italian, one of the issued today at Go; Pinchot's office. It fixed the date for the two who were captured by guards near the Jersey Central railroad execution of Louise Thomas, a negress, convicted of murder in yards, risked his life and forfeited his liberty to save Nicholas Nerni- Philadelphia, for the week begin- | ciel, a Russian, from drowning. ning October 28. The last woman executed in Pennsylvania was Sarah J. white- | FARM MANAGER KlLLED. ling, Philadelphia, who was hanged TUNICA, Miss.,, September 15.—W. in 1889, Kate Edwards, Berks s Capsules! E. Barbee, plantation manager, was County, convicted of murder in the S acores LN o0 s S ctena sainas: [Nt by a heera Swallow of water o] t! fom ory farm worker on the Tom ri htawa.g relice lulf'\ ceceve after more than 12 years, the various governors refusing to sign plantation, near here. A posse which took up the tratl of the | COMFoOrt W her death warrant. / negro, believed to be Jesse Fields, $50,000 IN FURS STOLEN. | ounded ui minigne. o " Seven Employes Are Bound by Six Armed Bandits. NEWARK, N. 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Trousers Special, $277 50 This model in the popular 2-button English style is presented to meet the requirements of young men choosing their first long trousers suits. Obtained at a price conces- sion from the maker, we have made a further concession, so that they are ex- tremely low priced. The fabrics are all- wool, in a great many youthful and dis- tinctive weaves and a wide range of colors. The extra pair of trousers are not only a great convenience, but nearly double the wear. Other Youths’ Suits, $30, $35, $37.50 Men’s Clothes Section, Second floor, ! Fall Oxfords for Xoung Men ‘These oxfords have every point of style that young men like, and have a built-in durability that stands lots of wear. 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