Evening Star Newspaper, August 23, 1926, Page 11

'Peace Meet Wants Objectors to.Work Hard During Wars BANNER YEAR SEEN " INFTRUST" CASES Department of Jushce Re- ports Success Under New | - Policy of Halting Mergers. At the last meeting of the congress a tion was adopted that con- s us objectors In countiies with compulsory military service he forced to perform work “‘equal Iy hard and disagreeable” as do those who serve in the army, for the same period. The nearly 5000 delegates rep- resented 23 nagions. | CROWD OF 15,000 SEE . FOUR HURT ON TRACK i Two Auto Dnven Probably Fa- tally Injured as Cars Spill in Home Stretch. . Ohio, August 23.—Four vers were Injured, two probably . in the 100-mile feature race at hampton Motordrome, six here, vesterdav when | THE EVENING KEEPING UP WITH THE JONESES—Pa Pulls a New One. Yol) SAD 1T ! AL THEY TELL ME CHINESE ROB EUROPEANS. STAR, WASHINGTON, D. 0. MONDAY. AUGUST 23, 1926. BY POP MOMAND NOT A BAD \BEA \F I CanGET AN’AY v T Tu TRy T ON TKE ol BOY TWS ‘ I artecncon ! 4 LISTEM AL, TVE GOT An 1DEA — Wi $2-2-2-2- BZ-Z- 223 ¥ ME Ol GEEZER STANDY FOR 1T You'rLlL HavE e T vP LE A PrETZEL ! o Bz-2-2-2- sz-r.-:. 2 P GET 7 mfi TH WICKET, HOW D Armed Men Get $1,000 on Four| * Launches and Steal One. HONGKONG, August 23 (®).—Five armed Chinese boarded four launches occupied by a party of Europeans Sat- urday night 15 miles from Hongkong and obtained loot valued at $1,000. n tion of Macao, takln‘ the entire Chi- nese crew captive. 11 THREE ARE DROWNED WHEN BOAT CAPSIZES | i‘l‘wc Boys and Girl Lose Lives in Canandaigua Lake—Fourth i in Party Escapes. [ Ry the Associated Press CANADAIGUA, N..Y. Augvat 23.— [ Two boys and a zirl were drowned yesterday when their rowboat over- turned in the middle of Canadaigua Lake. The bodies wera not recoversd The dead: John Furman, 15, of Brooklyn; Edna Phillips, 16, and Og den Phillips. 7. of Holcombe, . Y. John, Coley, jr.. 15, pant of the boat, of Qnrm:flem flhl started to swim for help, and was picked up by a motor boar v vashed as they before a | mbus, and | go, are . Chicago, and Akron, escaped | with 1 Bowman lost control of his machine and crashed into the fence, ripping down 200 feet of it The others, unable to steer away from the runa way car, piled upon the 'wrecked racer as {t awerved out into the course n. The race was woh by Tndianapolis. g . - e aged the corn crop of Guatemala that already 11,000 tons of the grain has been sent there from other countries. lesser injurfes ed trials, Her Idea of It. From tha Boston Transeript Mrs. Karr—You know that lovely futomobile blanket we had? Well, during our trip some one stole It. Mrs. Kawler—Isn't that too bad? 1 remember hearing your hushand say, though, that he had a blanket insur- ance policy, so it was fortunate vou lost that instead of something else. 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