Evening Star Newspaper, May 1, 1925, Page 5

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. FRIDAY, MAY 1, 1925. CnE] 1 MEXICO PARALYZED Jack, general manager of the United | same time the local Fascist centurions |apolis, June 20 and 21; St. Louls, July [land passed quietly, with the usual |bers took their annual group walk in [ bankment to the accompaniment ef TR i ad prepared for action If necessary. et.| e oo o8 Angeles, July 20 and 26;| village and other local celebrations. | the country. It was labor's big day, | bands, and gathered in orderly sToups presidential decree signed yester- rento two men who -1San Francisco, August 1 and 2; Chi- & £ 2 s AS LABOR REVEALS day ‘proclatmed o twohodr day for |ing May day proclamations were ar-| cago, August 9 and 80, In London the stock exchange was|and more than 10,000 men, women |in Hyde Park for the annual carnival government departments, but absence | rested, and at Naples police officials| In' Chicago May day received at-|closed for the day, while the mem-|and children marched along the Em-'and Maypole dancing. POWER ON MAY DAY | ot transportation was expected to pre- |held what they called an important |tention only in a few isolated in- vent the functioning of the offices. conference to take precautions to pre-| stances. At Regalia, across the bay from |vent trouble. (Continued from First Page.) Havana, wreaths will be placed on the ’ . ENGLAND IS TRANQUIL. 5 olive tree planted on the hill last year CHICAGO'S DAY QUIET. _— the unionists, whether working or not, | in honor of the former Russian Com — By the Associated Prea ita] ¢ 3 9y | LouDS- GIEleTIY. munist president, Nikolai Lenin. By the Associated Press. in HOSDIt:d to Gramy Cal, The elaborate precautions against "HICAGO, May 1.—Coincident with trouble had been worked out by the| ITALIAN MAY DAY QUIET. Lo S s e - iai minister of the interfor, M. Schra- el i May day greetings sent out by the He Says—His Condition |t Coperation witn ine M| Milils Ready o Act in All Parts of | Dional executive commites of the < tary governor of Paris, the prefect of | - g Soclalist party, now in session in New Not Serious. e. the director of the municipal Country. York, announcement was mads today s und the director of _ e from’ the offices of the party that inervice? Of the ‘state | By tho.Assoclated Press. regional conventions and mass meet- B il ; . X The miliasy sovesnos G ou.| ROME, May 1.—May day was re-|ings would be held in seven cities in Clean By the Associated Press. y military governor, Gen ported to be tranquil throughout Italy | the next five months. The regional 1mn raud, confined his troops to barracks h BOSTON, May 1.—Col. John C.|where they were ready for any call, |43 & Tesult of mobilization of police | conventlon plan was adopted some o g : > 2 - | Polie were s i and scist militia in all large cities|time ago after the Soclalist party 2 Coolldge, father of the President, to-|Policer Were stationed inevery |y g “thorough precautions by the|withdrew from the conference for You first _think of your day will go to the M ~husetts Gen- | police di: while 10 automobil B T o o o e e o e Jinatomobile |authorities everywhere to prevent | progressive political action. kitchen. 1Tt will be a lot i k t mine o he police prefec | ;qgible attempts at violence. The conventions were announced as brighter and a great deal Allglit et Y ™ serves to any point| 'Rajds on Communist headquarters | follows: Pleasanter place to work I Ohute. 5 o e DE A hics Saivpl Dot and arrests of suspects continued' Cleveland, May 30 and Minne- with a— . ! u specia i A police airplane patrol over the |throughout the country. Albert M ) 't | city and motor cycle patrols in the | " In some of the 1 : ——— = . ome of the larger industrial cen- the colonel's personal ph - r watched for any signs of '-”»""lm’s a few workm rg| took a holiday, H Clark = m'fil\"x:dn::‘r"" to B ve o e but started no disturbances, according s o - . to repor S @ 0 . nothing serious in 1 s m | HAVANA BU STOPS. Rl i ditfon, but that he ha. u ing a_meeting at an inn and singing ul ewe and an examination should be o : . ¢ “Re B et aroe d e N P Hold May Day Meeting |the “Red F were arrested, and | . % h e 0 Ve o 4 . does ot feel a5 well as us Without Disorder. e e e g e e Gas Range z‘"’":t “;_P“I:; # f any HAVANA, Cuba, May 1.—A nearly 1 the homes and headquarters of or c sts, arrested 26 rall- ared came to Boston principally | complete paralvza husiness MBSy clared he came to Boston principally | comy paralyzation of business R e ;U »”Fr.\'lf\" , he satd .h{"i[ went into effect in Havana this morn 14 ay day manifestoes. . ' / o e B ER R e Sl emn S|\ finest I | i orts o g miténe of & provinclt) Comemnist fod. - A . 3 uts Pep in Every Party e | being the comparatively sriva & comparatively few private | grqtion were raided at Fiume, two : J : | persons were arrested and documents, s #1709 13th St. ,ore voor e newspapers yet s , bus axicab employes | g a letter from the Communist un‘ Ons 3 * Above G St. “knew I|rer S r ational, were seized. OW else, than with a VICTROLA, can you be certain of giving your A small number of workers did not ESaa—————— ] i i e heard at e 3 ah et Werbren i i Nt guests exactly the entertainment you want to give them—the best he gets his morning papers before E d | Turin, Genoa and Triest, but i there is & P AT T | You,too, will have a : g . 2 ; K | oward incidents whatever were re-| B The H | better ti'me, How else could you give a dance in your home by Whiteman or Ted 1 n, one of the strongholds of | H v . : LAY ) Weems or Waring’s Pennsylvanians (or scores of other famous dance ) = ionten assis b mariont 1N elvet Kind : orchestras) in their best style? : . 100d plans to unveil pictures of Rep- | were arrested and thousands of al-| | H o . 8 i to return to Plymouth late today tellanos, counsel 0 : ICE CREAM 2 : A How else could you so easily arrange a little : = f'h X |t “ont, first | / > Fla r ca 2 P N cabaret—in your own home—between dances or Since the end of the year no fewer | pre t B arichs warne ) at s s| B H A o : : . ol than 15,000 monuments have been | wa prison last year for the |would be taken against those who re- | |4 2 4F. > during supper. Think of having the Duncan Sis erected throughout France. attem killing of Gen. Archibald ' frained from * ork today, and at thel ters—Will Rogers—Aileen Stanley—Wendall Hall —Frank Crumit—(go ahead and make up the list to suit yourself—the talent is plentiful). If you cover your floors with And don’t forget that when you have a Vic- :2:“‘::;1 é“;é‘*"\-oflf":?' !:'L | trola and Victor Records the entertainment pro- Rugs. e vided is yours to keep—not simply for the night of Thelr waterproof surface is the party. They are yours to enjoy at will. casily cleaned with o damp Why not come to THE MUSIC CORNER and 4 talk it over. You will be surprised to find how hey need no fastening, never = s it < curl or “kick up’ the edges. little it costs and how easy it is to obtain. We If you wish to cover the en- are also prepared to serve you with a comprehen- y tire floor, you can get Gold Seal sive stock of American, Grecian, Jewish and VICTROLA NO. 210 Congoleum by the yard 2 and see our beautiful display Italian records. It syou want a Victrola in a & console design and at a Congoleum. We have a lar, i stock from which to peléct.t Come in tomorrow moderate price, here it is. AN THOMPSON LOUIS & CO. §\\\\§\\ \ BROS. Dhe Misic Corner § 1220-26 Good Hope Rd. Linc. 556 d G Sts. N.W. Anacostia, D. C. Wit 32 There’s only ONE P-B Anniversary Sale—results have proven that our patrons know it is an event well worth waiting for. Reductions are store-wide—every department participates. EXTRA TROUSERS--- o= 3 : To Match the Suits, $5.00 - P Golf Needs at Anniversary Sale Prices Which Makes Your P-B Two-Trousers Suit Cost But $32 o \ A Y And now the golfer comes into his own—oprices are very, very low for X A golf apparel and equipment that is of our usual high standard of quality. Every show has its star Every newspaper has its fea- : ture writer. Every symphony orchestra features the / NAAA name of its director. Yo ; & ) . , inner If Sets So it is with the P-B 32nd Anniversary Sale. ANA A Beg nners GO S If we were to announce the sale as they do on the out- 2 A' VA $ 7 5 side of a theater, we would say “500 Men’s Suits at ¥ v . $27—featured in the store-wide Anniversary Sale at the Parker-Bridget Co.” And we’d feature “500 Men’s Suits at $27” in the bright- est electric lights we could find. The set consists of a durable and particularly well made bag contain- ing three clubs—a driver, putter and midiron, and two golf balls. If the items were sold separately they would conservatively retail for $10. The illustration will give you a good idea of the style of the bag, but you must see this special assortment to fully realize the great value. About 75 per cent of the suits have extra trousers that may be purchased at $5.00. If you want a one-trousers suit—$27. If you want a TWO-trousers suit—$32. The fabrics and shades are the newest for Spring, 1925. Cheviots, worsteds and cassimeres in gray, fawn, tan— SN » S Golf Knickers A $6-5 0 all the new light colors and more conservative shades for men who want them. All sizes. Plus Four Knickers of imported English : plaids in many effective patterns. All sizes. Hundreds Of Other It L th S l L Purchased from a maker who specializes in the ems ln e a e S 14 manufacture of Golf Knickers—that is why Golf Hose and A partial list of the many Anniversary Sale Specials follows: Py t}}ey have. all the. niceties of tailoring found in Sweater Sets P.-B. Tuxedos, $35. Palm Beach and Mohair Suits (2-pc.), $12.75 Golf Knickers, $6.50 < higher priced knickers. 0dd Trousex:s, $4.65 Prep Suits (2 pairs trousers), $20.50 Teck Six Shoes, $4.85 $7'65 Men’s Straw Hats, $1.85 Bags and Suitcases, $9.75 g Boys’ Suits and Furnishings Reduced Coaster Wagons, $4.85 0dd Sizes of Golf Sweaters, $2.95. Rh R e Men’s Golf Hose, $1.45 Men’s Shirts, $1.65 i § . o cffective patterns, checks, plaids : 4 s 2 ord Shirts, for Golfers, $1.65. and other combinations. Famous P.-B. Neckties, 85¢ Pajamas, $1.45 Union Suits, 79¢ h g, : ¥ A good assortment of sizes. And many, many other items that we are unable to find the space here to advertise. ° NATIONALLY - [J=5} e e sasAsasn * NATI ' AF TR A