Evening Star Newspaper, August 20, 1925, Page 18

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, ANTI-SEMITIC RIOTS | STILL ARE FEARED Threatened Mellon UNION HEAD OPPOSES ILLINOIS COAL STRIKE Pledges State Organization to Ac- D. €, THURSDAY, AUGUST 20, 1925. $50,000 RICHMOND FIRE. Hat Works and Sugar Establish- ment Practically Destroyed. RICHMOND, Va., August 20 (P).— Fire early today in a building in the wholesale district here damaged the WOODLAWN KNIGHT WINS MARSHALL HALL TOURNEY | Joseph Grady Is Victor in Field of 31—Miss Louise Robey i Is Chosen Queen. | secona_prt: {his Ladye Faire. D. Hungerford of M Hall won & Munson Hall, Va., third, Bowie of Prince Georges County, fourth. Miss Louise Robey of Beltsville, Md., was chosen queen of the ball which | ng, last night followed the tournament, Dr. when Knight Grady bowed to her as Bryan and O. Mathews, Dr. T. George The The colorful tournament drew Pea judges were Benjan L. w. P. P. William George O, drick and Brooke Matthews. committee a|were Sheriff Joseph Robert ¢ onroe, Judg | half cent in the pr to retailers from its ta ew price., effective toda on_ arrangements Howard, E. W.|in the price of tion on Unauthorized Walkout. large crowd to the resort and extra | Hungerford, F. trips had to be made by the steamer | Harry Hicks. Charles Macalester of the Mount Ver- non and M; 1 which gav Poor railroad service in Greece Offictals were Frank S. Barnes, chief | makes bus riding over very rough marshall; Douglas Thomas, assistant|roads a necessity. structure and contents to the extent of $50,000 and was not gotten under control untfl virtually every engine company in the city had been called to the scene. The origin has not been determined. The building was occupled by a hat > el d works and wholesale sugar concern | : . e S5t 4 L d the contents are thought to be a & total loss. Mertens, Jjr., and|weeks. Gasoline Vienna Keeps 7, 000 Police in Readiness—Officials Are Arrested. In an old time jousting tournament yesterday at Marshall Hall, Joseph Grady of Woodlawn, Md., won the laurels as the best of 31 costumed knights who sent their mounts at a gallop through an arch while they attempted to spear a ring which hung suspended in the frame. e or $1.08 in fives By the Associated Press g m August 20.—Full nfluence n[ the Illinois France has an airplane ambulance, (Jewish Tele- | ton, president of district No. 12, de | . clare; in commenting on .an un ajority of the | trike which had tled up the Bell and Zoller mine, VIENNA, 4 &raph Agency). 273 persons with the anti-§ i the last two tuals and state force of Vienna, 7,000, continues to tness for action bec that the Hakenk ceased their ac fourteenth Zionist production | No. 1, here. | “The laws of our union must be re pecte Another Demonstration of the SUPER-VALUES Offered in ‘ AN EXTRA- ORDINARY BARGAIN . " he stated emphatically. “T about cept in read- | ot the fact || i ate's attorney, the a hundred deputles to give effy e of protection to resume we Although the sheriff and hal There Is Always the Fullest of Real Satisfaction for Those Who Trade at Piggly Wiggly Stores BEST MERCHANDISE AT LOWEST PRICES IN CLEAN STORES FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Our stores have a most complete assortment of the best prod- uce on the market at most reasonable prices. POTATOES “.%t™ 10 Ibs. 38¢ Ib. 4¢ or Tomatoes wwacesm----..lb. 8c -Each 40e Lettuce .. —-—....... .Head 8¢ 10c String Beans ....._....1b. 10¢c White Squash ..___...21bs. 5¢ Yellow Squash.......21bs. 5¢ Beets . .. -3 Bunches 10c | Lemons Cabbage .. .Ib. 5c| Carrots . 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