Evening Star Newspaper, February 18, 1926, Page 32

32 MGR. J.F. CIEPLAK, NOTED PRIEST, DIES Escaped Soviet Death Sen- tence in 1523 for Resisting Church Seizure. By the Associated Press. PASSAIC, N. Archbishop John Felij Cieplak of Vilna, Poland, once the center of world-wide sympathy and interest be. cause a Soviet tribunal sentenced him to death for resistin; “ebruary 18.— property, is de The end came in St. Mary’ pital last night after a week! from pneumonia and influenza. was 69 years old. He had been in this country si last November and expected to sail ¢ tor Poland. formerly archbishop was sentenced March 26 scow to be shot by a firing car General Butchkavitch and sentenced with him, end executed, The United States joined with other countries in protesting the sentences. &nd the archbishop’s was commuted to 10 years' imprisonment efforts of Premier Mussolnii of Italy and the Roman Catholic Church in the United States he was released from prison in March, 1924. He was the guest of Pope Pius in Rome for 18 months, Archbishop’ Cieplak visited a num- her of American cities after his ar rival. His appointment as Metropoli- tan of Vilna came while in the Uniged States. Archbishop Cieplak, born in Dom- August 17, 1857, entered the thood in 1878, He ppointed titular archbishop of Achrida in 1913 by Pope Benedict. Through the | THYE EVENING U. S. Seizes, as Illegal, Likeness of $1, Prized 50 Years, and Owner Weeps By the Assoctated Press BALTIMORE, Md., The family of Charles D. Hazrisburg, Pa.. violated a law for more than out being aware o. it. They had pos sessed, since the War Between the States, a_reproduction of a Civil War period dollar bill. Jighteen by twenty-two inches in size, the reproduction had p her to son as a family heirloom, had t one time hung on the wall of a Har- risburg clubhouse and had been saved Ly Mr. Steckley's father at the risk of his life when the clubhouse burned. Not until Mr. Steckley offered it to the Philadelphta sesquicentennial for exhibition did the secret service be- come aware of its presence. Agent Bart Bratton of the Baltimore district called on Mr. Steckley, and now the bill Is in Baltimore, Government prop- erty. with no legal me: vailable to February 18.— kley of Federal VEST-POCKET-BOX ¢ TABLETS Antikamnia One or two Anti-Kamnia Tablets at once banish pains of rheumatism, | eadaches, neuralgia, sciatica, tooth- ache, and neuritis; bring quick relief from insomnia, nervousness, colds, g:ppt. fevers, women’s pains, etc. 1d by druggists everywhere for 35 25 millions used annually. *uu | The genuine Anti-Kamnia has A-] on each tablet. Mr. Steckley to recover it, Mr. Brat- ton says. It was confiscated under a Federal statute forbidding possession of reproductions of United States cur- -| rency. The owner wept when the bill was torn in being folded for him, Mr. Brat- ton said. Mr. Steckley told the agent he had refused $3,000 for it and con- templated having it insured for $10.- 000. George Washington is represent- ed in the center of the bill, standing on top of the globe, with Labor in the upper left corner shaking hands with a farmer. There i3 a potash mine in Stassfurt, Germany, where men work 2,600 feet underground at a temperature of 104 degrees Fahhrenheit. We’re Ready to Help —with your Spring painting plans now, if it suits your convenience. tions, quantity and price estimates, etc., gladly furnished, on Specially Low —and assurance of dependable-quality Fin- ishes combine to make Reil nomical and satisfactory paint supply head- quarters. Glass Tops for Tables, Desks, Dressers, Etc., Cut to Order, very reasomzb’y STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FOOD PRICES GO UP SLIGHTLY IN CAPITAL Figures for Month Ended January 15 Show Decrease for Coun- try at Large. While food prices throughout the country generally decreased nearly 1 per cent in the month ended January 15, prices in Washington rose nearly half of 1 per cent for the same period, the Labor Department announced to- day. Washington was one of 11 cities in which food costs rose during the month, while prices decreased in 37 citles. Forty-nine of 51 cities surveyed showed increases in food prices over PAINTS FOR CELLAR WALLS AND FLOORS t AUTO Sugges ENAMELS FURNITURE VARNISHES AND POLISHES request. Prices ROOF PAINTS WINDOW AND AUTO GLASS oLD ENGLISH FLOOR the most eco- HUGH REILLY CO. | tle change in the general the year ended with January, 1926, the increass in Washington belng 7 per cent. Jacksonville, Fla., regis- tered the largest increase, a rise of 14 per cent in the year. Food prices in the Capital in Jan- uary were 72 per cent higher than in The Department said there was Ilit- level of wholesale prices in January as com- pared with December. Farm prod- ucts and foods declined slightly below the December level, while lower prics | fact that it covered an area were also reported for clothing mate- | square miles at a scale of three inches | persons who signified their ! ness to pay the required deposits on | the & rials, metals, chemicals and drugs THURSDAY, FEBRUARY .18, | 1926. and housefurnishing goods. In the group of miscellaneous commodities, due largely to the falling price of crude rubber, a decrease of 2 per cent was shown. Fuels and building ma- terials, on the other hand, averaged somewhat higher in price than fn | December. [ A shown in London depicted the Isle of Wight as seen from the air. The of this photograph can he judied from the | a of 150 photograph recently o to the mile. Chevy Chase Park Residents Ap- | service. The was requested by a group of Chevy Chase Park residents to authorize the | ary 18 UP).—Alan J. Cobham, the Rrit extension of gas serv | Thirtieth, T) house streefs, & and Utah avenue. 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