The evening world. Newspaper, December 20, 1921, Page 10

Amazon Army at Kansas Coal Mines On the March to Convert Strikebreakers| Oddities in the News Dr. Robert Kennedy, oldest man in Connecticut, is almost 102 and doos not wear glasses. PENNY A POUND PROFIT Prohibition has hit the turkey trade, Chicago merchants announce, because there are no old-time saloon raffies any more, cnoenigayaneatis TRAGe- MARK Helpful Suggestions to Holiday Buyers ‘Our Big Bright Holiday Stocks Afford Sweeping Choice and Satisfactory Selection. Our Extremely Moderate Prices Will Gladden the Purse of Every Buyer—Linking Quality with Economy. et Agen p of the church ts|f) Old Fashion Clear Gotham Assorted Herter lasentne dit. da dosnt Zed peasant BRAT To the United States and 542,- | Candy Chocolates or Bon Bons etn United Staten, te ty foreign tendn*there are Lb."Berwe, 196 O5e and Chocolates Butter Peanut 1 9 Holidays’ meanest man robbed a Santa Claus of $490 that was to buy food and coal for the poor of Chicago, Since bis master died in the New Britain, Conn,, hospital, a dog has patiently waited for him on the hospital eteps and refuses to be driven away. ‘ Rule against burning incense in Barnard dormitory due to trick of girls smoking and smothering*the tobacco smoke In the odor of incense. Clotheslines barred from Putnam County might use them to commit suicide. Jail because prisoners 90,404 NEW MEMBERS | atst Yearhook, New York. ‘This increase IN METHODIST CHURCH | “#8 '2 communicants of the chureh, not A Wagon Load of Candy for the Kiddies Just as itlustrated CHICAGO, Dec. 20.—Membership in| &! es ane Tae av Attractively packed in neat, Brittle parsonages. pelary of the Metliodist. pre beautiful con-¢ POUND BOX st POUND BOX 2 Lb. Boxes, $2.50 5 Lb. Boxes, $6.25 nding reatest increases in_member- + according to on | ahip were tn Washington, Cincinnati, | compiled and’ announced to-day by Dr. | piuanapolia, Cai Pittabureb, Phila- | 69. d New York, in the order | ditor of the Metto- First picture of wives, sweethearts and rel- atives of striking Kansas coal miners on their way to force strikebreakers to join the union, thus oT) ; tying up the mines, Federal troops were sent to guard the mines as a result of the disturbances, but the “amazons” still are in control. SIX MORE WOMEN RIOTERS ARRESTED Police of State and Nation Extend Drive in Kansas Coal Field Against Bootlegging. PITTSBURG, Kan., Dec. 20.—Six | More women, charged with unlawful assembly in connection with the coal mine riots\here were under arrest to- day ag State and county officials broadened their offensive against {!- legal rum venders, radicals and other undesirables of the mine fields. | Five men wero arrested in booze | raids by State and Federal authorities Franklin, Frontenac and Radley. fe Ribs ane ieee “DUTCH” RUETHER WEDS WIDOW IN CALIFORNIA | 4d Marriage, LOS ANGELES, Dec . 20.—Walter (Dutch") gjuether, pitcher’ of the Brooklyn ational League baseball team, and Mrs. Gertrude Derby, widow “of @ well-to-do local business man, were married in Redwood City, Cal., yestor- “Guy, according to despatches from San Francisco, Ruether came to Los An weeks ago to pitch for inter League and stayed ‘shim Hotel. According to Bireral days ago f trtp orthe with: , or a trip north, with- ahd known any matrimonial ‘Signa ve venture, wuether, & star in Mayo tot, league circles ear: ned fame as a TRorld's Series hero while a member of the Cincinnati Reds. Ruether was di- ¥voreed a year or more ago from his first wife. His home is in San Francisco, J oes ee ae GLASSY STARE ROUTS ARMED HOLD-UP MAN “Nothing Doing,” Says Druggist as He Looks Into Gun 4 Barrel. ARLINGTON, Mass., Dec, 20.—A stare from Carlisle F. Smith, pro- of a drug store here, proved to # too much for the nerves of a hold-up t. ‘ned po tomer was in sight when tall stranger entered. He walked to the counter behind which Smith oye and pull a@ revolver is pocket Somtman tea the drag: at, the nk pane ‘The revolver barrel bd the robber’s hand dropped to his le, He his cap down over his ! and fed. OGDENSBURG, Dec. dian Lighthouse Service at Ottawa late yester \SHip LOST ON LAKE ONTARIO. | | no word had been received of the Cen- cretia, a Canadian lighthouse tende which was blown away In yesterday’ Hope Abandoned for Mghthouse storm, and that hope had been aban. |doned ‘for her safety. |" ‘The Cencretia, which was a concrete ship, carried a crew of fourteen men. She left Kingston carly Friday morn- eadquarters’ ing for Main Ducks isiand in Lake announced that Ontario, ‘Tender and Crew of 14, 0.—The Cana- 49 N 1286 Ru Calf Bal Boot. We have plent, of Louis Heels If predictions come true— and some do come true—we're going to get plenty of snow—and get it soon. Then a pair of boots will come in handy. If you want oxfords we have plenty—but boots will be more com- fortable in the snow. 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