Evening Star Newspaper, July 31, 1927, Page 27

THE SUNDAY STAR. WASHINGTON, D. €, JULY 31, 1927-PART 1. .GIANT HEAD ON HELD CAUSE OF AUSTRIAN RIOT German Publicist Calls Flare-Up One of | Most Surprising Post-War Europe. By Radio to The Star, BERLIN, July 28.-—In darkest hight a ghostly hand throws a torch the flames from which soon reduce a et J vey palace to ashes. Who of those who have seen Vienna in Midsummer would believe so terrible a thing could happen in the town of “the beauti- Yul Blue Danube.” Vienna in July—perfume and color, singing and harmony minzle from sun to sun and moon to moon; a symphony of life and joy. Kven the cathedrala and Carl's Church ema nate the fragrance of evergreen, laurel and red roses, the spicy aroma of heliotrope and other plants massed around the altar. The surrounding fields and woods blossom gay nd as on hot days the | Social DWARF STATE Developments in too weak for a people said mo; unresistingly allow them be subjugated by another | terday by the | and ‘as they | by the worn-out socialist lite | 4 vl will selves to power, as Hapsbur; are tods dogmas.” But will they pened what Ibsen wonder.” The bour ruling the Austrian c Christian socialists, farmers s Germa Rut in the municipality and the industrial town of Vienna the Denocrats were governing. There was everlasting strife between | the two powers. | On July 15 hap. resin flowg from old trees, from the anciert culture of the Danube capital a charm is emitted which en. velops every object in the corree atmosphere, giving color and shape. | ' Shattered Turkish Advance. | Here the Turkish advance agafnst | Central Europe was shattered. Here is the threshold hetween and West. Here the Kaisers resided to whom were subject German: After repeated riots at two red Schatten- vorkmen wer emitic pan-G a jury na people saw there- I version of justice, to which Germ: unfortunately is ac- | tomed but which operated in Aus- with the charm of novelty. Write Fiery Warning. m meditatin; question tria, Spain, the most fertile | Belgium, Alsace Lorraine, covina, ~ Hungary, large tracts of Serbia, Croatia, ete. Here was the source of power and| the focus from which rise the melodies | of Haydn, Mozart, Beethoven, Schu- bert, Brahms, Bruckner and Rich. | ard Strauss, Even in the suburbs where poor people crowded together in sordid workers' dwellings, at Ottakring, Florilisdorf and such places a faint vecho of the ancient culture hovers, giving a e the rhythm of existence. In a thou- sand songs the olden Heart of Vienna” and the “Sweet Vienna (¢ are glorified, and everything beauti- ful, even though it does not bring a profit, s joyfully honored. But_the "empire which was con- quered with blood fell to piece: anuburgs ‘were turned out of Italy and the Balkans ¥ield up their crown Suffocated in Defeat. The capitalists and the proletariat of brains as well as the manual work- ers, suffocated in the deluge of de- feat, were dragged through the fire of inflation and the morass of defta- tlon, and remained, in a dwarf state o | whether * | version of ju {in the 1t { out tain gay charm to |e lis fortunat an Aust imitating the most horr chic was to begin with thi: ice, the Viennes rs determined to write with a hand a terrible “menetekel” warniny Annohluss” per- They ordered a marched in closed ranks to the center of the town; overcame the polic fire e of justice general strike; tinguish the flames. he whole police force w and wi d to use called s most . A hundred dead, a thousand wounded, the palace of justice in ruins, unreplaceable docu- ments burned, three days of general| ri panic stricken foreigners 3 the harvest brought. Chancellor Seipel declared the jury which sat in the Schattendrof case consisted at least half of proletarians, S0 it was not a case of class verdict. This conscientious, intelligent priest again scorned a cowardly compromise nd now is master of the hour. This The day on which the Rumanian King is buried, and the day | of dawning power for Marie and her | Bratiano must not find Austria in danger of foreign intervention. (Copyright. 1927.) REQUEST FOR ALIMONY BRINGS BIGAMY CHARGE ‘Woman’s Divorce Decree of Year Ago Is Vacated and Prose- cution Is Ordered. By the Associated Press, CHICAGO, July 30.—A woman #sought to collect alimony in a superior court yesterday on a divorce granted .her a year ago, but before the hear- ing had ended her divorce decree had been vacated, her two children de- clared illegitimate, her husband charged with knowingly marrying a bigamist and the woman accused of amy. The woman, Mrs. Ida Lou Jenkins Willlams Sim, appeared before Su- perior Judge J. B. David seeking to collect $180 alimony from her former husband, Allan Alexander Sim. As the hearing progressed she confessed marrying Sim without obtaining a divorce from Arthur Williams of At- lanta, Ga., whom she married in 1916, and Sim admitted knowledge of this fact when he married her. As a result Judge David asked the State's attorney to investigate with 2 view to prosecution for bigamy. He said he believed that Chicago divorce courts were cluttered with many fraudulent divorces and advocated prosecution of every case that came to light. The decision was appealed. o WIND HOLDS COURTNEY. SCHOOL OFFICIAL HELD ON CHARGE OF FLOGGING Florida Veterinary Surgeon Ac- cuses Man of Aggravated Assault and Highway Robbery. By the Associated Pregs. MACCLENNY, Fla., July 30.—J. L. Hodges, county superintendent of pub- lic instruction, today was free on| $5,000 bond after his arrest yesterday on charges of aggravated assault and | highway robbery in connes n with | the alleged flogging July 8 near her of Eugene S. Dennison, veterinary | surgeon. ! Hodges was taken in custody on warrants sworn out by Dennison, who | requested the papers to be held in abeyance pending a more complete in- vestigation. Sheriff Joe Jones, how- ever, served the warrants yesterday. Hodges, charged with being the leader of the band which whipped Dennison, waived preliminary hearing and will be held for the grand jury at its October term. He made no com- ment on the charges. CADETS REACH PANAMA. Will Return to Annapolis After| Artillery Practice. PANAMA, July 30 (#).—A detach- ment of 1,200 United States naval cadets, traveling aboard three war- ships, has arrived at Panama after a AARAAAAA =9 VERY thrifty home-maker knows she or hg can save money b.y buying furniture av:d floor coverings during August! And a visxt_t': this store during this max_—veluun sale will doubly assure all those who are to be Vccnvnrn‘ef. Special values are ben]g offered. Cur newspaper space does not permit us to list every ‘iem, so to fully realize the importance of this event, cne must come to the store. And what an unusual time to start buying-out- of-income. Whatever you purchase during this event may be had on a plan of easy pay- ments, The same low prices prevail and you have plenty of time to pay for whatever you buy. SALE STARTS TOMORROW MORNING, 8:30 AM., AT 829 7th ST. N.W. STORE-WIDE REDUCTIONS ON OUR $130,000.00 FURNITURE STOCK Your Choice of Complete 18-Pc. Bedroom, Dining Room or Living Room Outfits, Very Special for . . - & beauty. W AIC S Qg August Sale of $178 18-Pc. Living Room Groups A high-grade, three-piece living room suite, of rare Davenport, club chair and fireside chair—uphol- stered in delightfully figured velours. Fine spring construc- tion, solid frame. With each suite you get one decorated or plain living room end table, handsome console mirror, bridge lamp, complete with cord and shade; gilt picture holder, {wo silverplated birds, decorated maga- s i zine rack, two pretty candlesticks, table and thence will return to Annapoll scarf, etched Venetian mirror, wrought » - iron ‘smoker and two sunburst velour abandon plans for a test flight of his ' 3 B&LD i B e S . B T pillows. See the wonderful outfit to- S WHY BAd? | August Sale of $187 Dining Room Outfits—Each Has 18 Pieces morrow. afternoon. s . H EASY TERMS AT PEERLESS, 829 7th N.W. . 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