Evening Star Newspaper, February 27, 1925, Page 26

26 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. THE FAMILY ALBUM—}H5RES X0 soLurioN COURTESY SHOWN * DUOMED N SPA Officials of State and Church Spend Last Hours With g ) i i ASKS WHAT'S BECOME OF TODAY'S PAT- Trio of Rebels R S L e R HE WAS HUNTING UP YESTERDAV'S BY OLIVER COX. CROSSWORD PUZ2LE Osrrespondence °lf7l’l‘l‘; AEK:-P' and the Chicago MADRID, Spain, February 2.—In the chastisement of political offenders the directory {s relentless. Even its grim- mest punishments, however, are car- ried out with all the dignity and ex- change of trifiing courtesies which have graced the kingdom of the dons through history and literature. Enrique Gil and Julian Santillan, two of the recent Vera raiders, were garroted at Pamplona fail, with ocustomary ceremony attending execu- tions in Spain. The prisoners were placed in chapel 18 hours before their execution. They were allowed to recelve visitors. The mayor, the blshop and ot vith them in their mis exhorted them to d OF THE PAPLR. just before the ex there were three condemned r Pablo Martin, on h o guard and an fro; e prison to fla of the prison yard, killing himselt. This tragic incident caused only short delay. Mayor Tells of Intercession. During the hours of chapel the ma; criminals that plona had inte the King and t prieve came, and at ring of the garrote e throats of Gil rd where t RETURNS TO MILDRED'S RODM AND CAREPULLY EXAMINES THAT PART OF PAPER wai GLUYRS WILLAMS tighte | ment. The instructing magistrate of the case was reprimanded for neali- or . | gence iy with | The severity of the supreme court The prisoners | Was based on evidence to the effect B In, Gil and Santillan were among the group attacking the vil guards who fought 8o ¥ to the death. Martin and Gil, r, bore on their bodies marks Martin had a bullet thigh, Gil a wound in Santillan was an ex-civil tin alrea Brothers of from all cla SURCYIAYaE: them until heard ma The cou nature to Spani until the last to see two of t 80 that he might thank ing assisted him when he was wo ed. Santlllan, after taking his s in the death cha to speak, a Pictures hung The evidence against the men was Central Auto Works 449-51 Eye Street NW. David G. Morris, Manager Franklin 6805 GENERAL AUTOMOBILE REPAIRING METAL BODY AND FENDER WORK SEDAN DOORS AND WOOD WORK CHASSIS STRAIGHTENING killed, | NG plona for their interce: The finish of the lesson to political ag warning to advent the money by the civil gua which the direc posal Speedy E The execu logue to th lona and Vera on logue to Disturbances. a speedy epi- in Barce- general upris men crossed t In a pitched carabiniers t while five of t killed and eigh NG W They" were brought before a court- | UPHOLSTERING AND TRIMMING PAINTING AND LETTERING BODY BUILDING Estimates Cheerfully Furnished Supper Daneing Every Evenins. Tem te Twelve martial at Pamplona and acquitted The supreme court of Madrid revoked and reversed the judgment of the| court-martial. Furthermore, the offi- cers who composed that court and who had voted the = ttal were | sentenced to two months' {mprison- | Our 9th St. & Pa. Ave. Stores Open Sat’y Nights SPRING! mmwwa” s r.WOMEN OES New for Spring! Patent or apricot kid- skin, blondeé kid trimmed. I8 HIS famous Shoe line now smarter and better, bigger and sounder than ever—because YOU have made it so by your support! New Spring styles and values at $5.95 that simply cannot be equaled anywhere in these United States. Gay colored Satins, Colored Kidskins, two-tone effects, Crepe Sole Oxfords— that reflect the vogue as accurately as the most expensive footwear $5 95 Young Folks’ New Oxfords Sparkle With Spring Fashion A splendid value at these Misses” Flex- ible Button Ox- Novelty Sports Oxford. Beige : fords. 12to 2. elk, apricot trim. low prices. $5 $4.50 to $5 $2.95t0 $3.95 “GRO-NUPS" & "HAHN SPECIALS" Washington's sturdiest, dressiest, most economical “juvenile shoes. REPORTS HE'S TAKEN ALL THE STRPS LEARNS TRAT WILPRED TDOK RADIO OUT AND THE SOLUNION ISNT THERE. PRGE UPSTNRS TO QUT ARTICLE OUT wMEN MILDRED CGRUS SHE BORROW- NOW WHAT'S BECOME OF,THE REST AND CAREFULLY SCRUTINIZES REM- ED A PAGE OR TWO I PUT UNDER NANTS IN WILFRED'S WASTE BASKET ~ SOME THINGS SHED WASHED Our' N R, ANNOUNCES BRIGHTLY HE'S POUND IT-1TS AUTTLE WET WHERE MiL- DRED'S THINGS DRIPPED ON IT WE GUESSES HE CAN MAKE T OUT © McCOlure Newspaper Syndicalf mostly given by other prisoners from the group of invaders ready to bar- ter the lives of their comrades to They are awaiting trial by ordinary courts at Pamplona. (Copyright, 1925, by Chicago Daily News Co.) ki above should slope slightly forward. Binner Dance SATURDAY, FEB. 28 Wardman Park Hotel Starting at 7:30 P.M. —By GLUYAS WILLIAMS. PINDS WIPE F PUT PART OF PAPER IN CRACKS RODND "FRONT DOOR. 15 MG DOWN EMPIVHANDED NOW WHERE'S HIS PUZ2LE 6ONE , HE LEFT (T RIGHT HERE. PINDS WIPE PACE T IN THE FIRE. DARKESVILLE, W. 27—Willlam O. C. Payne, eye-level [ crushed today. 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FRIDAY, USE OF STATE FUNDS DEMANDED BY FRENCH Deputies Approve Plan Requiring Employment in Legal Reserves of Stock Companies. By the Asvociated Press. PARIS, February 27.—The Cham- ber of Deputies today adopted by a show of hands the article of the finance bill requiring incorporated stock companies to constitute their legal reserve out of French state funds. The article was voted after considerable discussion, during which Finance Minister Clementel explained that the state was not demanding the immediate transformation of existing reserve funds, but allowed 10 years for the change. The government accepted an amend- ment offered by Former Minister Louls Loucheur that government rentes should be entered in reserve funds at the price of their purchase. An opposition member pointed out that the government 3 per ocents, bought when the price was 103, still would be entered at that figure, al- though they are now quoted at 48. Finance Minister Clementel said the principle of the article had been adopted 20 years ago when the state savings banks had been ordered to keep their funds in state securities. DIES ON SEAFFOLD. Slayer Lives 39 Minutes After Trap Is Sprung. MONTGOMERY, Ala., February 27.— Clarence Balley was hanged in the Montgomery County jail this morning for the murder at Kilby prison in November, 1923, of James Culpepper, a fellow prisoner. HBailey mounted the scaffold 54 and the trap was sprung at 5:59. He was pronounced dead 39 minutes later. KFEBRUARY 27, Iil o] | Latvia Invites Bootleggers. Correspondence of the Associated Press. RIGA, Latvia, anti-alcohol wave s sweeping over!some 50 hotels and restaurants on 1925. Latvia. A law has been passed which |the grounds that they were selling is tantamount to prohibition, and it |jjquor. The city fathers are now con- 3 1 y D e apon bY the CItY |, iering whether thess places should January 20.—The |authorities of Riga to descend upon not be made to close down for good ol o} Final Cléarance We will soon be showing our new Easter merchandise, and to make room for this, the items below must be cleared out, regardiess of profits. You will do well to come in and take advantage of these bargains—while they last!! SUITS O’COATS All-wool, single and double breasted styles, Mostly small sizes—and only a limited including the popular English models. You number of them. We are clearing them out at this low price, in spite can provide NOW for next sl 9 50 Winter's bad weather at a sl 8 50 . . of the fact that they form- much lower price than PRING erly sold up to $40.00! youwll have to pay then! Come in and see them to- Formerly sold up to $40.00. cial at 28 oL HERZOG F Street o7 Oth. o] Just received —a nev; ship- ¢ . In the newest colors, models and styles. Spring weight. 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