The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 27, 1922, Page 7

t STAR vene's wone 16007 | COAL STRIKE 1S ‘DUBLIN REBEL | GREW VICTORY | UP TO CABINET CHIEF IS HELD STARTS ON PAGE ONE |, FREDERICK & NELSON FIFTH AVENUE AND PINE STREET ; | President Has New Plan ti | Free State. ‘Forces Make and for two miles kept up a terrific Jpace. ‘Then the power of the Navy | Ending Walkout Drastic Move men began to tell and the champions nosed to the front, At the twomile| BY KENNETH W, ¢ mark Washington, which had been| WASHINGTON, Ju rowing in third place mt of the the coal reserves of the nat way until this the purted and | ly dwindling to the point where the for nearly a quar 1 mile on|pineh of a fuel shortage soon will be | the heart of Dublin. Inches separated the leaders |felt, the mine strike situation was Michael Collins, head of the pre | But the Navy showed the power! piaced before President Harding’s | that had made them World's cham: in \pions and Washington couldn't cateh| The president, It was learned, has }them. |a new plan for ending the walkout, |#¢l Henderson, ¢ The Navy wins the world’s [now in effect nearly thr months, |of the band of rebels whieh recent | | | BY GHORC MacDONAGH DUBLIN, June 21-—Free state forees struck at the insurrection tn RK With | n rapid General Strike Is’ Declared on Day) of Funeral for} visional government, ordered his Exceptional Values in These Black-and-White Sports Shoes troops to arrest Commandant Mich of the leaders : | | ac title, but the Intercollegiate cham und final details regarding it were eeised an he For Courts Slain Leader pionship goes to .Washington. expected to be worked out at the|”, nie Phir hem age eds gee: At Pair praadien > Navy dose net compete oabinee wane! } building and hotel. | e H BY CARL D, GROAT under intercollegiate rv rhe arrest was effected It i# believed the president plans eaenn to wield the force of public opinion SPECIAL purchase This move by Collins was consid ‘ed to that men are « BERLIN, June 27.—Germany | Hy 4 , Nav, filer the: . . f sendin 4 ered extremely significant It con H . sible f was faced today with the erit- under Navy colors after Y against the miners and operators and is responsibie or ro Meat have completed a full college ttempt to force them to meet in a| stituted a direct chalienge to Rory rey + y i feal aftermath of the murder of | of athietk | p ‘ this very low price on at some schedule other institution sf the |O’Connor, rebel general, who has conference for the settleme dispute, He may summon the two these smart Shoes of white reignskin cloth with black patent leather trimmings, as sketched. Walter Rathenau, A great general strike was declared in Bertin on the occa- sion of the late foreign minis ter’s funeral, been defying hoth the Free State The winners raced their last time and t Britain to get out of} jag a crew, eight of the nine men in| ference with gn appeal pointing out | Dublin, The arrest of Henderson, |the shell graduating that the business of the nation faces | Moreover, showed the free etate | Washington, on the other hand.) stagnation this fall unless the tieup| #ovéFhment intends to lose no time | }lones but one man— Bob Ingram, |i« ended and that a coniinued atrike |!" complying with Churchill's ulti. | parties to the controversy to a con: lekeraltY hare ec ptitbmareahd No. 5 |will bring high prices and « coal|™Matum, delivered in commons yen With ivory welt soles minutes a iaae in seul at | Mike Muruhy, the wonder {shortage this winter |terday to restore order \]| and low rubber heets, Z stroke of the Washington eight, Meanwhile the de 14 for some| Tésutenant General O'Connell was | * $4 15 Fr vamos do ay. gi iatete me was elected captain of the Pur Miwon ne anid tee peop serine captured by insurgents of the Irish , Sizes 3 to 7, widths A to C. Priced low at &: wun socks ‘ ple and Gold for 1923, retaining | 6, this honor, an he was captain | "sn, tent move, houded by Senator | hostage for He of the shell that flashed over | woonh of Ma coult Gt / | } the line second yesterday, vide that all coal mines 2 un. | a Ace contrat and mwwuntea vy atate LLOYD GEORGE public utilities commissions. 1S FEARED ; 2 . W CT Tt was learned that further and| Made moiselle Francois oo teacher of Chicago's rich, HERE'S MORE ABOUT ! N Ss VI ORY nn for tomorrow pen! by com a ny othe | } of Andrew Tonar Law, former chan. munists and royalists on the occa- BY ROY GIBBONS * “Rich children are not to be en- sion of the anniversary of the sign CHICAGO, June 27.—The teacher | vied." says Mademolselie Carmina, | celpr of the exchequer, caused the ing of the Versailles treaty. | “because often their lives are lone. | STARTS ON PAGE ONE | government's firm stand on Irish te. | Tak, gpoverament, stcngting *ta] "°° SMe oer “Bud” oF "Ste" ns and aad. For my jue yesterday which resulted in its re insistent in the senate {republican army and held ans a) derson, ‘ pair. —THE DOW NSTAPRS STORE Ereat meetings in the larger cities, Closely watched by the police and troops, who were cajjed out tn full force to prevent possible disorders, MORE TROUBLE New Coverall Aprons Good Values at 95c ELECTION of several attractive if, I wouldn't | Preserve order, has demanded that|'™ the school around the corner 18 / hn the child of a rich family for any-|tontang exhibited tn carrying the gee vietory in the house, it was learned Aprons from among so many Pan-German meetings be aban-|trying to make them remember—re-| thing in the world! | Purple and Gold over the line second | Veterang’ B Und |toany styles and colorings will be quite an iris member facts about reading and! Mademoinetia Carmina’ school {s|oniy to the Navy.” Prof. A. J. Ayers S Bureau UNGEL! The unexpected firmness of the} easy matter. government's apokeemen resulted in/ sty ‘well but some. day wert do| FIR At Convention — | Simpiete aiacomture ot thn “eH Pertélen 4h poll Oe 1 . t " the test vote going tw theif) ven better, We'll ‘get ‘em’ yet n nee ate her, who conducts « private | penny suckers. “But, leaving out the question of| SAN FRANCISCO, June 27.--| government, 342 to 75 iy wpe and Oa rae school in the exclusive Gold Coust! “And I've seen millionaire pupils | crew strength, fam pleased that our |!4pe* were being drawn today for a! Bonar Law, who ts mort feared by blues, and unbleac uslins, : section, is trying to make her pupils laugh with delight at the receipt of | university is taking part in intersec jattfe fight the conduct of the | coalitioniste as Lioyd George's chief rick-rack braid, pipings and novelty Royalist plotting, constant thru-| Writing and spelling and numbers. | held largely in the open and instruc out Germany since the revotution,| But Mademoise: Francois Car-/ (ion consists of competitive games, has been carried on openly recentty,) ins Chicago's most Unusual) with prizes of nickel bean bage an¢ ‘The assassination of Rathenau put &n end to this, temporarily at least. It caused a tremendous revulsion of fealing and stirred liberals to active] £orset—— ja bean bag when they'd be bored by [tional athletic contests. Tam stfong-| National Veterans’ bureau in charge |Dpponent at the general election, | pockets—some with scalloped hem- = Forget one thing—that they're |expensive toys,” Mademoiselle Car.|ly in favor of continuing to send |f rehabilitation work, before the | threatened to lead the opposition un line—many with sashi fea- aa Eo ‘* has |ticht ‘mins says, tearns in track, feothall, crew aod |Mational convention of Disabled Vet-|leas the government ocbanged its es—are Tear ‘ormer Kaiser ithetm SAS. 6b 60 eke Ea ie __ lother lines of sport to the East and |erans of the World War | tune and came out strongly for Ulster tured in this offering. Sizes 36 to been kept constantly informed of these royalist activities, It |having Eastern teams make trips to] The discussion was expected to | and against lawlessness in the south, 44, priced low at 95¢. | is not the intention of ance | HERE'S MORE ABOUT |'( HERE'S MORE ABOUT |\coxnos’” tolay OF tomorrev a SrICKLED Sheigellgar ss Nae oid = mance on MAY DELAY ‘An Excellent Val a Dean Condon could not be reached | Ure 1 hich at least a portion of SHEPHERD lny telephone this morning, but last |*h® Organization expects to scoreh | RAIL STRIKE n Ezxcellen ue in h eports indicdtd that the] Ue vete ° bureay, came from} oe sagen STARTS ON PAGE ONE ||SiSwcs%hlinat ete'its bts |eSinp strana Smmate | CHICAGO, June at—vieory tell BN, Corsets, $2.50 results as any undergraduate crew of three students from the training |U%on workers before the United) , / [States ratiroad board, in cases in-| > ag’ on the campus. center there arrived last. night with | OFT, flexible boning, free af 450 affidavits which, the ia, Yolving contract work, may delay} D S| CLAIMS COLLEGE charged inefficlency in’ almost every |the threatened strike of shop and space over the hips, and an mans to restore the kaiser to the throne, however. Ten members of a secret organl gation which was suspected of being responsible for the assassination of Ersberger are under arrest in con- STARTS ON PAGE ONE ection with the myrder of Rathe Rau. A lieutenant, Kart Tillesen,} the ceremony. he wants to do everything tn Whose brother is supposed to have Allen and Miss Winter have been | power to help “The Wayfarer,” and , ~ Salven part in the attack upon Ers-}engaged for about five months, and because, in all modesty, ‘he known | TATE na: Lan at pak igreat oraw. (iat oC Une Sark maintenance of way employes elastic band at the extremely low 3 rger, al under arrest at/ their wedding date had. been wet for that no man so well fitted for the he amen are not limited | Col Charles R. Forbes, head of the | Usion heads npeting here today/t) waistline, are comfort. features Frankfort. A Captain Hoffman, an-| July 12, the former's birthday, but | work could be found in the North | A" ‘ne Na Pees eatin tale Febteraaaies. ogaetae” kan ‘uy, wilt Sousidered postponement of the/f) tart is Pink. Biche Cokesk: “es. other suspect, is held. they decided™to advance the date | west. permitted to row. thru & college |APPeAr on the floor of the conven. |*tMke as a result of tho board's|{) be tls id t6.'the | avetal MOB TEARS slightly when they heard of my little} As a inatter of fact, Dr. Khamia'| Permitted 0 fom | NilM lon att. | ton t in defense of the bureau, attitude in condemning contract la-jf| pecially adapte: e a ge DOWN PLACARDS marriage conte Jown personal experiences are almost. eee a nee demy, we have a {but ready to answer any questions,” |bOFr as practiced by the railroad, | figure. | * at Munich an enormous placard] “It's a surprise to me—and a | if not quite, as significant as are the he said Postponement of a strike call be- title to the intercollegiate cham. bearing the words “Ebert, Wirth|™ishty pleasant one.” Allen said, |events portrayed in “The Walfarer whip A feature of today will be the wet. Yond July 1 would allow opportu | Sizes 24 to 80 waist measure- _and Scheidemann still live” was so pe was lnterenee Seek be. ee8s Pg bt +0 ot phere tein ne record-breaking time Wash-|erans’ parade, headed by the “uving ity for the unions to negotiate fori]/ ment. An unusually good value torn down by a mob. sigan. were the winners ° iy ‘urks in , peade she made i doubly sati« helt of fem " composed of the concessions on the other two polnts/}) cat $2.50. ‘The funeral of Rathenau, attend-| "Ver expected to win, but we were) an expedition of 80,000 Christian ented (Rube) | “areatest hero” from each state in|OD Which the strike vote was taken |[) P @4 by the entire government andj £°ins to wet married at your party, | refugees whose plight was even president “of the t iver the Union. wages and working rules. It will —THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE Many members of the diplomatic) *"¥*Y-” } more desperate than that of the [i ¢ washington Alumnl associa Sa ERY B-EE WOR also allow opportunity to observe corps, started from the reichstag A bumber of other couples have | children of sree! in their Might that. Ge sowed & taster rey whether the board’s order ngainat/ building, where the body was placed| *#ifled their intentions of getting from Egypt. Of the 80,000, |! : contrhe 1b wi , ’ ‘ Buliting. where the body wns piacedl martina ryt uaa Ike ca] See wane iY ied tne [tan ben any ether western crew MINERS FAC By inn tere mit be obeyed ty the Misses’ Overalls, 50c ‘i pos there'd be at least six ceremonies| exposure and starvation on the |" East in the paw + streets, “Berlin was in deep mourn-| prigay way to Baqubahn! Baghdad, and | BOLDT PRAIS | Kh. She pice vate snl ebeiela AVY-BLUE Striped Denirh is used for these” ing. Sian wAiadhind dans dois saben vet a sar ee which they pamed | CREW UNION THREAT ‘=: third in, #0 per cent favor # sturdy, practical garments for camping, outing strike, union leaders said. Von Haniel Will trom a tterary atandpoint, but rath were beyond description In the ming of Jamen R. Rol ORD. Ja, June vive hun. | 5 or berry-picking wear. Sizes 22, 24 and 26 waist ani er from a sentimental one. jeause,| Dr. Khamis has never been a pro-| president the attio baseball | king miners swooped down : Y i if; ‘ i i after all, it's sentiment that counts] fessional shepherd—but he {x splen-|club, there exists not the # t {on the con here today and de: | Snowstorm Drowns measurement, and in different lengths, priced low Wi Succeed Rathenau |in marriages, don't you think? Here|aiaiy titted for the werk, wa he fre {doubt tbat Washington had the|manded that nonunion workers quit Swall i |]) at 50¢. —THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE |] AMSTERDAM, June 27.—Herr|{t i quently looked after the sheep on|beet crew on the Hudson river] thelr jobs wallows in Lake | Von Haniel will succeed Walter “The — bes we be to | his father’s estate when a boy Monday big p> e0-yg dg rtes from Per. PARIS, June 27.Caught in a «ud. | . Rathenau as German foreign minis-| get married is because we love | His family has been In the minis.) “lye read every crew dlxpateh | *hing, Singler and Melcher, mining |den snowstorm above Lake Bourget, ; i, ter, according to reports reaching| each other and we can't both be [try for 600 yeare hate beth printed,” the |towns, drove into the mining camp in | hundreds of swallows were driven Women’s Gingham Petticoats, 50¢ here today drifting apart. When we goany | —— rexy said Tues vornir | Autome |down to the water afd drowned. TE ice i i ings - — ————~ place we are so happy that when - A. ine ncaa ut ed notice on nonunion oe un Peer i Aad flounce, Excell 1 com: part ” ane hehe - them | he Welch and Oakdak ° Senate Decides on Ste Geto ine HERE’S MORE ABOUT {)—must have sone against them eae Ween ana Ovctele Why Not Tax the for camping wear, priced at 50¢. 4 Duty-Free Shingles her ang how she dreads to leave MEXICANS mairgie * According to latest reports, the} Wooden Legs, Too? —THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE 7 me. jarriage makes it possible eat. They | miners were still at their jobs. | the aio ed tioth et 43 19.98. the Sounta Fo pagar vague Spd gmmmedye na bar gl | they put th “ | eapeibtay tna hee 60 ay soya ’s Kh ki D 95 « home to call ours even if it isa | A | an be ed by the city Wi held the financ nt S in orgw ju | . . | gover omens akl Uresses Cc tes's recommentation to place| (at i have always made big STARTS ON PAGE ONE] ‘sry. |Scandinavian Bank (*’"*" : : oe shingles on the free list in the tar-| figs 3 Pereendvey AB EAT DAY, Inquiry Continues) ™= who broke Into. the] win wee frock of durable khaki, that may be kirt closed, or buttoned in two sections, | trouser style. Size 38 only, priced at 95¢. —THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE + garage of J. F. Lanser, at Three Tree Point Monday night, stole two} tires from his auto, Lanser report. | | | Guantanamo, ham, the jare in the Pana iff bill. Western senators, partic- ularly Senator Jones of Washing ton, urged for an adoption of duty “Now since we are engaged I am} very saving and also work twice as hard. I never get near as tired as Investigation inte the failure of rican bank of 1 Tuesday by was o great day for] Seattle and the ndinavian Ame of 60 cents per thousand as report-|1 used to. Life is also worth living| S*4 tex com: | Austin ed Tuesday to Sheriff Matt Star od by the house. and working for when a man knows |P@hy seluzre sta Gore ng pro re | Wich. _—— Senator Borah’s resolution for to, with a force of 240 heavily one Ba isiatiectacts there ig a sweet wife and babies wait i Guty of 25 cents on shingles was|inc seine single te a life of emati|atmed men, swooped down on the| we defeated 45 to 19 camp and took charge of th ther boxe DOT BONNE bs 2-yenrold wait estinnabeal Sores Larson Must Face ty jail Tuesday on ress, was in yroper: | football or ail players, or crew} ness with no aim in the world, while i s » ry ¥ rd olt AR a ae Oi i ie world, mile ty and workers. The property is|men, “take cut of the effete | Ant Browecutor.. Bannon is also #0 | charge of violating the state liquor! Fire Under Control Trial in Tacoma ae nee show that 2 peo Tye | much harder to get ahead for you | ** Fas serv ve eee | Bant, we 0 effective advertie-|enuty Prosecuting Attorney KE. 1.{"™ EUGENE, Ore., June 27.—-Forest] OLYMPIA, June 27.—Ole 8, Tie eues th acory shvee iden whe |e ee eee SNS Cod mom Warned agatiat atteinpt-lpricy. mee tantane TT ee” | Jones | ——________________.. |fires which yesterday destroyed 100. | son, former president of the defunee ¥ ¥ neem in life worth while. Here's hoping |fuard and war spamnggenetey 1 = |” WATER SHUT OFF NOTICE )|°0.00 feet of cut logs near the Wal-| gcanainavian American bank of Tas become centenarians. that all that get married will hav ‘ok “ * 7 pve ae tn Y HULEN Sei ol \ Water Wal tie ohee oF we jter Woodward sawmill, Lane county, | oe ; a a2 ean rs soiled aot sy ictals expressed alarm for}. shu ” mn TH wes . coma, mus’ face in cou ms = | more than ‘a fence running around | ,, Officials here exprosed a Claims Auto Seize Queen Anne. ave, from Hurriaon {| ere, under control today. ee ir the house. Also feel as we do about | getting married, a step taken never to part.” ~ Illegally by Drys || *. ©, Denny way and'on Denny || - faiths ancooaing tea, Comma ‘ao tishns eae’ rt way from Western ave, to War- || Seven new forms of animal life! gered by the state supreme courte Claiming t oF automobile Was | rén ave. from § a. m, to 6 p. m. ||have been found in Mammoth Cave,/ Larson is alleged to have a6 y by federal: pre Wednesday, June 2 “Tam as ple attleite had taken the billiard | from Jake Schaeffer,” was Hulen's (Northwest cue expert and | seized unlaw hour ultim fing to th | The Cortez 1 company area con oie several thousand acres under |Ky., during the past few years. cepted a deposit of $1,409 from : *Fimember of the firm of Brown &|hibition agents, n RR. Minch tthe ‘a | i MUR RIAL |: lopment by the Cortez company.| member of the | oo pas na ourt heated el George Chapman, when he was |The work there has been confinea| Hulen) expression over the report “ ut : | CoTY India ts equal tn area to all of} aware that the bank was not sole Ps + from Poughkee . jagainst Roy. C. Lyle, ‘al proht. Touchy! _ IN PC IR I I AND) ee ee ee tion divector of Washingt Ata’ teab Europe with the exception of Russia. ' vent. valuable drilling machinery and| WATERHOUSE dition director ashington & lecture, an authority on eco- |” sale ts te — OREGON CITY, Ore., June 27—)eauipment in on the ground, which | TELEGRAPHS | She asks return of the car or|/nomies mentioned the fa a jdamages of $1,250. |nome parts of she United — | number of men was considerably Russell Hecker, 1 “Washington prowess has been 4 prominent Benton county, Oregon, | | proved to the tion of bmi eat trate: $B,000 Ransom Is {iin joo cer'ied Man Brought Here {fumutan,!™ % Sane ss8 tet 24 years old, son of | could be des royed, it wan ota the first degree murder of Frank | k president of the } hamber of Commerce, te “L can, therefore, recommend the Bowker, Portland musician. Hecker | Sent for Bielaski c; umber of Commerce, to Capt. Mike » Wife Deserter | tics to migrate to inet rant ct the has pleaded not guilty. | WASHINGTON, June 27—Mra.| Murphy, of the Washington crew.) ww. Conrad Schwalm, wanted tn |country.” Nearly a score of witnesses have| Ruth B. Shipley today notified the| M{2t the Poughkeepsie race Monday, | seattle on a charge of wife deser-| A yo svortan seated th one of The entire Pacific coast m re been subpoenaed to appear for the, sta Ition, w department that $5,000 ransom| J1.0 1, vour victory over evere ott s brought back from Med-|/the centér rows of the auditorium prosecution. The work of selecting a| money was on the way to, Mexico | 1” Grille ihextate pda ofp \ford, Ore., by Deputy Sheriff Joe Hill | got up and, full of indignation, left | jury began at once with the opening | for release of her brother, the tale adhd wen ines Che whee, 1 was lodged in the county jail, /the room rather noisily. Whereupon | of court this morning. It appeared | Bruce Blelaski, captured by Mexican 2 dogg 28g dh 6 the Navy: | where he is held in $1,560 bond |the lecturer remarked ag if nk least two days would be con-| bandits | Bveryone whe participated in. eerid- | swalm is said to be under a sus-| “I did not mean that It should be sumed on routine before the actual| Mrs, Shipley sald she had been ad.| {Te the erew ‘Fast is more then sat ded septence for another similar |done In such a hurry."—Everybody's taking of evidence should start. vised by her brother's New York em-|!#fled. Congratulations = to Coach | crrenne Magazine. j ‘The state will seek to prove that | ployers: he money has been dis.) 1#8der, to urself, and the crew | Offense wr @ Hecker last April murdered Bowker | patched to Mexico City jand substitute to gbtain his money, after which he| Mrs. Shipley is employed in the| threw the body, tied In a hop sack | state department. ‘WOMAN TRIAL and weighted with stones, into the | | Calapoole river, south of Albany,| MEXICO CI June 27.—A, Bruce | SPEEDING UP where it subsequently was recovered | Blelaski, American, held for ransom by grapplers. Bowker was shot thru|by bandits, ts safe and will be ree] Log ANGELN: While the head. |leased as soon as the sum demanded, | yadalynno Obenchain’s defense was'| - 10,000 peson, is ‘paid over, according | endeavoring to break the story of 11 Roman, her “Jail lover,” the| to @ Mexican captured with the ofl | p, OMe) BOW |r 'sesican arrives inte yonter.|Ma® today announced that further 2a py te ot helt AN® yemter- | oa confidences © the defendant, ! day with 1 that li confiden f tho defendan information Bielaski Is your yardstick dollars and cents only? G. F. HASTINGS GROCERY 1525 Pike Place Market Specials for WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY ONLY IVORY SOAP, 4 ba . . 25¢ LIPTON’S Yellow Label TEA, Ib. -69¢ Or quality—results—satis- faction? If the latter, you cannot af- ford anything but an Elec- tric Range. June {had not been 11! treated. equally fonal in char SEARCHLIGHT MATCHES, per box... 5K%e (Starts on Page 1) +8 ieee wae Ss tn one Ay SN PAUL'S JAMS, per jar............e0ee0e .19¢ volr, Scone—ttusband neated at 2/Officials Await | Irene Smith, one time cet mate of | EELS NAPTHA SOAP, 4 bars. tA .25¢ uae Gia Wake Licoeh. encoun Word of Biel ki Madalynne, 48 the witness who wit | GOLDE. DAT ES, 2 Ibs. for.... . .25¢ from beautiful woman. A heap of]... ) bie . ae aski roveal necrate that Mra Oden hain | APPLE SAUCE, per can.......4......00005 ...5¢ empty, coftee-migs betore therm.” | oe Huichmond, Loverink & Co. oh op.’ timony will desl with the alleged pict || Sure CIDER Ae es 2N¢, at. S¢ (bring jug) - ° oh | erators, te word from A. to free Madalynne by falxe teatimony, ROYAL BAKI POWDER, large cans... 37¢ (lash wife waiting behind door} with fcepick for errant husband, | Bruce Bie dent of the Close-up of icé-pick. Close-up of| who was kidnaped and held for | would not sy tears. Flash husband kissing beau-| om in Mexico, | Officers wer tiful woman. Close-up of kiss, or} The company yesterday ordered for Madalyr Mary Gerden rouge. the Mexicon banking frim of Lacuad thru the crowded corridor. Hatlesy m. st was believed, tho the state counsel city. it forced to clear a path to enter the court | CALUMET BAKING POWDER, can.. DEL MONTE PINEAPPLE, large cans.... High Grade PATENT FLOUR, 49-Ib, sacks. . Hires’ Root Beer Extract, 18¢ —— pkg. Theme —“I'm Afraid to Go | & Co. to hand over to the bandita thy and dressed entirely tn black, she |Mi sotit Prunes, fb.......5 106 Danae. Home in the Dark!" } 10,000 pesos ($9.240) demanded by made her entry and kept her eves on Treo Tea, Black, tb.......97¢ olive Beap, A (To Be Continued) | Bielaski's captors. Roman when * —_ the poe The | Joy Soap, 8 bars.........25¢@ Del Monte Pork and Beni ipo Bielaski, former chief of the bu-| witness uncomfortably shifted his po) Hl king Oscar Surdines, can,.16¢@ Apricots, large cans,..,..15¢ é Today’ wiiié sts HE Oe Lee |B Del Monte Catsup .......24¢ lee Cream Salt, 50-4b, bags, 59e TELEPHONE MAIN 5000 ‘oday’s candidate for the Polson| ment of justice, was captured Sun . B. Coffee, L4b. cans, 88 Mule Team Soap. . . OF Ivy club is the happy pienicker who | day, 90 miles from Mexico City. Man-| Trademark branded oranges and| bie aor en riers Shanon er Clncasanes aes nee ELECTRIC BLDG, HENRY BLDG, a borrows your penknife to open a can| uel Barcona, Mexican attorney, who grapefruit are in especial favor in Beata . -_ ot pineapple. was with him, also was taken, New York, |