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IMPUDENT TO JUDGE;
MISS GIVEN 100 DAYS
KANSAS CITT. Mo.. Juno 30.?
There'* a limit to all things. Conae
quently Miss Luclto Goodman '.e not
doing a ten-day Jail term "standing
or. her car," an she told the court.
Miss Goodman was arraigned tor
disorderly conduct and when Judge
Fleming said $10 or ten days" she
laughed right out.
"Ha, I can do that time in Jail
standing on my ear."
"1'U change It to $100 or 100
days," said the Judge.
Miss Goodman is "sitting out" the
sentence.
Where*9 he hound for?
George's,
of course,
to take advantage
of the big
Glorious 4th Bargains
Men's Genuine Palm
Beach and Mohair Suits
All the popular shades in
Palm Beach and Pencil
Stripes in the Mohairs.
Tailored to hold their shape;
full open French facings.
Sires 36 to 46. Regulars
and stouts.
no
.75
Young Men's Summer
weight Sports Models
Hand-tailored throughout.
Snappy with 4 patch pock
ets, naif belt in back and
satin-piped seams. Gabar
dines, Crashes and Tropical
Worsteds. Sizes 34 to 42.
Regularly $19.75 and
$21.00.
$14
.95
MEN'S
BATHING SUITS
MEN'S
One-piece, in blue,
with red trim. All
aizea. Special at
$1
.00
Wool Suits. In
heather mixtures.
All sizes. Saturday
at
$1 .95
BOYS'
One-piece style,
in blue, red trim
med. A Kourth o'
July bargain at
| .95 $1
.00
Thar* are dosan* of other SPECIALS for Saturday not
Uated hare?tome are even greater bargain* than these.
910 Seventh Street
"We Request the Return of Anything That Can Be Bought
for Less Elsewhere"
EIGHT MODERN
PIRATES TO EE
PUT 01 lH
Russians, Said to Be Com
munists, Will Be Ar
raigned in France.
MARSEILLES, June 30. ? A |
modern pirate story will reach its
last chapter in the courts here
soon, when eight Russians, claim
ing to be Communists and enemies
of society, will be arraigned on
charges of plundering and dis
mantling the French nteamsmp
Squirah in the Black sea, on the
night of May 6, 1920.
Take Over Ship.
The Squirah was on her way from
Bateum to Trebizond when a Raw? of
I twenty men, who had taken pus^aK#
I aboard her, held up the crew at the
I point of a revolver, rot>t>etr the pa?
i sengers aod ransacked the ship.
They dismantled the wireless and
finallv forced the engineer to steer
for shore, where they made good
their escape.
It was 8 o'clock in the evening and
the Squirah was three hours out
of Batoum and in midsea when two
men leaped onto the bridge, revolvers
in hands, and held up the navigating
officer and first officer.
The latter shouted for help, but
when the captain arrived he found
himself face to face with two other
bandits, revolvers leveled.
Simultaneously two more bandits
made for the wireless cabin, where
the operator had locked himself in,
The hold up men forced the door,
dismantled the wireless and thrtw
the batteries overboard.
The chief engineer, armed with a |
rifle, tried to reach the captain for
orders, but a volley from the band.,8
made it evident that it was impos
sible. while the noise from the shots
spread panic among the passengers,
who ran frantically about the decks.
Out of touch with one another, the
ship's officers were unable to direct
the course of the boat and the cap
I tain was forced under threat of death
I to steer the ship according to the
I dictates of the hold-up men.
While six men held the crew
others ransacked the cabins, opening
everything, slitting trunks and hand
Imgs with knives. The plunderers
then piled all the loot Into the sacks.
At midnight, after four hours' ran
sacking, the holdup men announced
that their task was completed.
The boat, was then off Koppa
where, according to the plans of the
holdup men. a motor boat was to
meet them and take them ashore,
but there being no motor boat in
sight the chief of the gang ordered
the captain to lower the lifeboats
and row them ashore with th'-ir
boot J'.
The captain refused to leave his
ship, but the remaining officers were
obliged to carry out the bandit's
orders. Once ashore the bandits dis
appeared in the thick of a forest
where they proceeded to divide the
spoils. Kach received 200,000 rubles
as his share, the division of the re
maining spoils being left to the fol
lowing day.
NO TREASURE, BUT DOC'S
BODY BURIED IN BOX
MILROY. Pa.. June 30?Consid
erable excitement was created here
yesterday when the action of the
waters of Laurel run uncovered a
metal box along the Potllcker flats
section. Speculation was rif-=?. and
th*e knowing ones said It wns the
Lewis and Connelly treasure, buritd
by robbers many years ago
However, an investigation by
Sheriff John McCool proved >i to br
nothing but the carcass of a p.M dog
? once owned by Bill Wagner, the urn
brella tinker, who thought so much
of his pet that he buried it In the
metal box.
You will enjoy your v.n-etlon all
i the more If you get The Washington
; Times regularly at your mountain
i or seashore resort.
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Fourteenth at G Street
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Has Much to Do With the Success
With Which You'll Save
* K
It's * very easy matter to so budget your expenses that
there'll be a surplus?much or Jittle. But you'll spend need
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bank, where it's earning interest.
The Commercial's Savings Department is a very important
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will take a personal interest in your individual account. Jhat's
one of the things we strive at here?in every branch and to
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^?s t .V w*
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^ 3?MU&Z, BatvieW-df
him < I i| >' ' ? 1^*111 in'frj ii I
$12,500 FOR ONE KISS,
IS, DEMAND OF NURSE
Mint* Mathilda Uenkhardt, a former student nurse in the Ger
man Deaconess Hospital, in Chicago, in suing Dr. Justine L,
Mitchell, Htaff physician, for $25,000. She alleges he kissed her
twice, the kisses being timed three years apart. He deniea the
charge.
Boy, of 9 Kills Child
Who Called Him
Names
KANSAS CITY. Mo., June 30.
?Two boys nine and ten years
old, went hunting yesterday with
a rusty old rifle they found in a
storeroom.
They saw Peter Carramusa,
nine years old, in his front yard.
"Hi, monkey face." was Pete's
greeting. The taunt angered
the young hunters.
"If you call us that again,"
?warned the boy with the rifle,
"I'll shoot you.
'Monkey face," droned Pete.
The boy with the rifle raised
and pointed it. He pulled the
trigger. Pete ran to the house
screaming.
George Hulburt," who carried
the rifle, turned to his older com
panion, Shertruin Hanna.
'Well, did you see me pick him
off?" he admits saying. "Tell
me I ain't a good shot." |
The two boys strolled away, ^
left the rifle with an acquaint
ance and went swimming. They
were arrested on the banks of
a creek while "drying off."
Peter was rushed to the Gen
eral Hospital, where he died.
CORDON SELFRIDCE IS
TO BUILD NEW CASTLE
LONDON. June 30.?Gordon Self
ridge. merchant prince, owner of
Lansdowne House, finest residence
in London, inhabited by patrician
families for generations, .s discon
tented.
Not satisfied with what he has. he
is building himself a dream-house?
a castle in the air.
"It is my hobby," said Selfridge.
"just an airy hobby. It will never
materialize, but 1 love thinking
about it.
"Some years ?ftn I began to won
der what a really perfect castle
would be like. And 1 planned and
planned in my own mind. Then I
called in the cleverest architects in
England, and they niade me all kinds
of lovely drawings?drawings that,
looked at. gave one the feeling of
having had a perfect summer's va
cation." i i
But there it is. Castle complete,
with drawbridge ?'?>uiy apartments,
gorgeous garde's. marble staircases,
marble baths, which would turn a
Roman emperor green with envy.
But all in the air!
j? ??
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1
WOMAN WITH 13 CHILDREN
ASKS COURT FOR ALIMONY
NEWARK, N. J., June 30.?After
being married thirty-three years,
during which they became the
parents of thirteen children, Mr.
and Mm. l'hillip Karl, of Irvlngton,
have applied to the courts to have
their difficulties nettled.
Mrs. Karl, accusing her husband
of beating her frequently, has
brought suit fcr ae|>arate main
tenance. Vice Chancellor Foster
has denied her application for
alimony pending decision, it being
shown that Karl earns an average
of only fl0.20 a week. >
TILT OVER BOSSING HOME
BRINGS FINE TO HUBBY
EUTRIA. Ohio, June 30.?Dispute
as to who was hoss of their home
was alrod In police court, when
the wife of John Halos had him
I arrested on a charge of disorderly
j conduct.
When Halos was Informed by
I Mayor1 Jones that he was only half
lioss, Halos remarked: "That's the
I trouble with this country. The
women want to run everything."
1 Halos was fined the costs.
HIS BUDGET JOB1
FOR BUBS
General Believes He Proved
Government Can Be Run
Economically.
Charleg 6. Dawes, the dynamic
director of the Budget in its first
experimental year, wound up his
official duties in Washington today
and prepared to "go back home" to
Chicago to re-engage in private busi-1
noss.
"And I'm not packing up my
troubles in my old kit bag, either,"
General Dawes Informed friends.
"I'm leaving 'em behind me."
The heavy work of getting the
budget system under way has, how
ever, been accomplished, General
Dawes believes.
"The first year has been the
hardest."
One thing that has been demon-*
strated fully, he said, has been that
the Federal Government can be run
more efficiently and economically
than a private business, provided
that serious efforts and sincere co
operation are forthcoming.
General Dawes had a farewell con
ference scheduled with President
Harding for this afternoon at the
White House. For a full hour he
planned to discuss with the t'hlef
Executive the budget system and the
future governmental business out
look.
General Dawes will be a guest of
MT. VERNON ??,,nd
ALEXANDRIA OvC Trip
Arlington Hide Trip I Or Additional
Electric ciri leave llth and Penn
sylvania Ava. N. W. on the hour
and half hour?S a.m. to 3:30 p.m.
Running Time. M Minute.
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Phone Main St?7
President Harding at the Marion
Centennial next week, leaving with
he Presidential party by motor to
morrow for Ohio. I
Week-End Excursions to
Blue Ridge Mountains of
Virginia
ttery Saturday aad Sunday
Round trip ficvnton ticket* good for re
turn p?t*age until midnight of following
Monday
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