Evening Star Newspaper, August 5, 1931, Page 5

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 5, In Corcoran Art ‘Exhibit | BUTY ON CHEMICAL Harris of Geomla Asks That No. Tariff Be Placed on I Sulphate of Ammonia. | Benator lnnh of Georgis, on behalf of farm ‘and fertilizer interests in his State, has filed with the Treasury De- partment a protest against possible im- position of a duty on sulphate of ammonia, an ingredient in the manu- facture of fertilizer used by Southern farmers, % Upon advice received from Mell R. ‘Wilkinson, chairman of the board of the Ashcraft Wilkinson Co. of Atlania, that the Steel and Iron Institute had protested that sulphate of -mmonhl & by-product of coke ovens, was bei dumped in this country at prices lnwer than prevailing in the countries of Senator MILLARD SHEETS' COLLECTION ON DISPLAY UNTIL AUGUST 23. SPECIAL exhibition of art by Millard Sheets, young Californian, who has attained distinction through his work in recent years, is now being held at Corcoran Art Gallery here. The display will continue through August 23. Photo shows some of the works on display. Upper left, “Vannes, France,” lithograph; upper right, “Stutt- @art House,” pencil drawing, and, lower, “The Hilltop,” etching. 2 voies | VANDERBILTS SPLIT As PEACE MOVE FAILS niconn OF POLICE IN GOTHAM PROBED . Studies Conduct of Department Under Last Four Commissioners, rooner, s doing to_curb rs and ing gansters FE S Emson' ILL IN BED, ; Sar STUDIES HIS MEDICINE |FRAUD CHARGE DROPPED IN SUIT FOR-RICH ESTATE Inventor Directs Interest to Retc- tions Produced by Various Chem- icals Which He Improves. . .—Charges of By the Associated Press. Bea y Prince: J., August 5—|ton, N. J. against her aunt, Mrs. Clair Thuuuvuwnn feeling much bet- | Smith, former Chicago Opera Co. sing- ter an Mm directed his in- | er, and Mrs. Smith’s attorney were | \um the chemical 8c- | dismissed by Supreme Court Justice | uc-ol hu medicine as a next but wfllhmfl Black yesterday. substitute for work, which his physl-| Mrs. Trenkman had charged that | ecian has forbidden for the time "lfi Mrs. Smith and the lawyer, Isaac ! His recuperative powers over the last piatto, had threatened t> make public 48 hours, amazing for & man of 84 cuugs that Mra. Trenkmen had had | Dr. Howe said, meant that his' Trovement ~of necassity will be slow R e T T e er_from now on.” She &he was forced to | S he first time since his ”“‘“"mm $400,000 in_settlement of her | turday, the inventor was sble yes-| SR, SEORI0, i Seiement of her terday to go for an sutomobile ride. ac- | Ler " AN ZF 35 amith, b VIRGINIA DAWES PAYS $3 ON CHARGE OF SPEEDING soms o e ngatn " " CATHEDRAL IS FIRED !’urnhhlnn Reported Burned by | i Mob at Vera Cruz. MEXICO CITY, August 5 (P).—Press dispatches from Madellin, Vera C: said a mob set fire to the fur i .:: g cathedral, Im':a;e?u persed fire extinguishe ore | doing serious damage. between church supporters -Oatholics has been running since the recent enactment of re- Magistrate Says “I've Heard lot ter Stcries,” After Banker Offers Defense. By the Associated 1 H EVANSTO! August 5. —The m ls-mlle- -hour ride through Virginia Dawes was $3 "'e all have to be diplomatic.” served Justice Harry H. Porter proxy for the young daugh! America’s diplomat at the James, s 225% 4 i H £is $25,000 ASKED lN SUIT oman Charges Iml.lcuev - Btore in Defective Stair. "Snd he Eizi -t i g i i | mers. —T. R. Mrs. Elayne Hansen, ll“ Fourteenth fled sult | CHICAGO REDS GET WARNING ON RIOTS Communist I::;-Tn Threatened ‘With Arrest if Disorders of Monday Are Repeated. Gold Shown to Columbus in Indies Is Traced. The gold which so inflamed the imagination of Spain when Columbus returned from his first voyage to the New World probably was mined by the BY the Assoclated Press. Indians in Haiti, says Dr. Herbert W.| CHICAGO, August 5.—A warning was Krieger, curator of ethnology of the |issued today by Acting Police Commis- here | United States National Museum, who | sioner John Alcock, that he would ar- 10 [has just returned from an exploration | rest all leaders of the Communist party of Indian sites on that island. i Actually, he eays, gold was searce, | 10 Chicago if there is any repetition of . | The natives gave .the Spaniards a false | the rioting of Monday in which three impression by hammering it into thin | Negroes were siain. The three were 3 plates, which then were shaped Anw;; slain by police in a riot staged as a Jects of personal adornment. protest against the eviction of a Negro They vered, he says, an alloy of gold and | . | copper—known as “pale gold”—which | Woman from & flat for non-payment of was used for lance heads. Ornaments rent. The police blamed Communists of gold plate were worn in the ears and | gor the disorder. nose and suspended about the neck. Gold mining, Krieger says, was ve Although quiet prevailed, the police primitive. A Hole was dug in the sand, | Were keeping s watch el gy e then the nuggets were extracted and | Kggmm 'h‘fl; m ;“ o beaten into thin plates with stone hxr;l - ;‘MM”' R mmun e night. (Copyright. 1931) d RRRRRRARRARRRARRRARARRRR What Washington Men Have Been Waiting For The SALTZ BROTHERS SALE of Finest Quality LINEN SUITS $17.75 $19.75 Single and Double Breasted. Regulars . . . Longs . .. Shorts . . . Stouts In White and Natural Shades $14.75 Sizes 35 to 46. Seersucker Suits . .. $12.50 Siges 35 to 46, Browns, Blues, Grays SALTZ BROTHERS 1341 STREET N.W, ‘up;cxccsccocvsq&oconu' Because Quantities Are Limited in Most Cases— We cannot ac- cept or fill mail, phone or C. O. 1931. There’s a Host of Sensational Bargains Here and Rummage Prices Will Clear Them Quickly! 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