Evening Star Newspaper, February 28, 1927, Page 16

TAE D. ONDAY, FEBRUARY 16 s CHILE COMMUNIST [$42000000 SPENT 10 GV E S Fon PNGE GEORGE ‘mguEWED I CHIGAGOD By the Associated Press. ; S e o 5 : ¥ AN 5t Y » | LONDON. February o5, Prince | Three Men in Auto Exchange | - iy ‘ 3 o go knows what “Standing room| ghots With Watchman—Blos- | only igns mean at a the: 1 On his return from two ' naval | soms Are Damaged. Premier Says Intrigue in by sui H gy HAPN v service in Far Bastern waters, the | L : i { . King's youngest son was eager to see it i ¥ : : By the Associated Press Against Government Has : SUI (. Clineso mews fim. Arriving un. | P omicaae: “Feveaary 25— Missiles \ . 7 announced with a friend, he had to . i E % : z > and broken glass crashing among dell Not Been SUppmssed' ki 4 2 ¢ R elbow his way to standing room in the | .;te bloscoms marked a second attack { 3 f |rear of the theater. unnoticed by any | ypon a floral store today in what the 2 " - Y L 5 one in the audience. It was 40 min-' o u 5 iece (ae g trade organization s Suwmonata Koo b ’ g i A SRR | 0C, efore The manager heard of his POlice believe was a . ANTIAGO, Chile, February 2 v 3 royal guest. Then there was strenu- [ controv Notwithstanding his recent extreme By (o0 3 S ous hustling, and two boys were in-| Since “Big Tim” Murphy, who after | measures to purge the country of il 4 v flmr(} _!‘n trade ‘:A_lu‘:'e l‘h:\hh‘.h: p!j.,:(.:l}el.‘.mg a prison term at Leavenworth “political Intrigues” and communism, . > . 3 “k"‘i‘”m‘:; o ot thens front ",jm,h!in connection with the Dearborn sta Gen. Ibanez, premier and minister of { 2 S was_ more than the {tion $350,000 mail robbery in 1919, & tnterlor, said today that there was! L ¥ N o | tickets !Lémmed to rehabilitate himself by or- still activity against the government b g ¥ 4 e = = «f;::‘i&lgshv; Q\!:sd;‘:'lter: (‘::Zod‘:l;ll:r o &nd the sovereignty of Chile. He issued [ £ LA a bridge pipe line acros: ganization drives among small dealers $his matement: Ao clsco Bay. have been carried on quletly. Some ““The minister of Interior is com- The campleted aqueduct will consist | of the tire dealers went to court and pelled to announce to the country of 87 miles of tunnel 10 feet 3 inches | “Big Tim" and his cohorts retired. " 1hat, despite the measures taken, in diameter and 69 miles of large steel | "R, (;. Schiller’s floral shop was the AT Wi pipes. The tallest dam has a founda- | first attack, and the front of his store activities of certain elements still con Gt tinue, not only against the govern: tion extending 118 feet below the|was ruined Saturday. That vandalism ] ment, but against the sovereignty of i x stream level. was attributed to an attempt to or- the republic s SR 3 ¥ The city already is using Hetch | ganize the floral shop owners. - Ibanez assumed the premiership a i - & i Hetchy current. The ultimate output | The Pansy Floral Shop was the ob- fortnight ago with the avowed inten- . : = St b SR % |is expected to yield a 5 per cent return | ject of the latest attack by three men tion of eliminating political intrigue g i " N to the ¢ity on an investment of $55,- [in an automobile, who exchanged ot A 3 # i 000.000. hots with a watchman. and what he called the menace communis . Several ago he \l.-ymrl(m] ‘m' L i 4 i 5 kg - : : men. Among them were several prom . : . e i T A . B 8 % | e ()R Q N(; California—Large, doz., 50c About 300 men, mostly w c 2 - S - N - A 2 : e S : B s A L i3 ; Al Navels—Extra large, doz., 60c Defending hi the premier unscrupulously A r7 Saa : g SERAIER ' : . . - . BEETkate fo et e o e - . e TOMATOES, Red Ripe, Ib., 20c | CABBAGE, New ... ...Ib., 5c S R e ‘ ot voting, bestiioh b || CAULIFLOWER ....head, 25¢ | LETTUCE, lceberg . .head, 10c e R ys, 0 !'&: ,N' ’: February 2 ¥2 § i plies to the “Queen’s Taste”™— GUTHI“E 10 REOPEN T&v;\pl3lt\N(I (’f:'ual‘,_:,::{,.,mos | 3 fox 3 ey and the “Kingls,” too. FRBH PEAS steiss .pound, 15¢ KALE O R .ponnd, sc W expenditure of approxi- 3 \ - GRANT CHURCH FORUM |matcis sss.om, 5 meticon St | - . N ) POT Q TOES us. 5 lbs., 15¢ e t 00 ga 5 , L et T s s Bl b, s, ot ot No.rs 10 lbs., 29¢ .9 §t. Mark's Pastor Criticizes Bishop P . ! ; 1 will require sev- | level, among these was construction Served at cafes, - clubs Manning at Memorial to 4 < more work before the maxi- | in a mountainous district of the | and fountains. ion Past mum development of power : ater | S as of d costing $3,000,000. | e ¢ . Ascension Pastor. | as planned. series ! s <MW" Guggenheim Co., 209 Eleventh St., Main 7637 b ety of problems t which ¢ : p X , cne x engineers in Br the Associated Pres tion™ of water 5 221 feet high an ulti- : 5 NEW YORK, 28.—The | from an 5 sea | mate height 2 veiNa Owing to our big volume we can now Bttt youneed just one flour Lady Alice at 35¢ | Small, 5c Large, 10c , are carried out. Announcement of the plan was 3 ; made by Dr. Guthrie at memorial / . services for Dr. Grant in Mark’s. D / Best GCane S 3c Before an audience of many of Dr. N oy Grant’s: parishioners, who attende \ Na % G 10 lb 6 his forum until it was discontinued by order of the late Bishop Charles Q ’ 2 ’ 8. Burch, . Guthrie cf Bishop. William T. Manning. N % cessor of Bishop Burch in Protestaut Episcopal Diocese of New o Py York, . : F ¢ Bishop Manning and Dr. Guthrie - ” er . have .been in controversy over bare- Canova Brand Good for all purposes iy foot dancing in Dr. Guthrie's church. “I am ashamed that I must an- mounce that there is no official rep- i e of the Kgiscomey oy, b ‘ 3% 10c 2 21c & 30c|1lb.,25¢ 2lbs.,48¢ said. - - = Oz. Oz. Lb. 9 / oo ¢ » must be held here, that it is not ad at the Cathedral or at the church e , ‘ ' for Pastry, Biscuits and. Bread. ||| Gold Dust | SOAPS Tuna Fish in the Church of the Ascension on the 1 ! 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