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The Washington times., 1922-12-04
Handkerchiefs

WOmen's Pure Linen Handker.
chiefs-With hemstitched bor-
iers: choice OF sheer or cambric
finishes. At 10c, l:lac. l9c and
.5c each.
Women's Pure Linen Hand
kerchiefs-With embroidered cor
ners and hemstitched borders;
sheer quality. Each. ,Oc.
Womeu's Embroidered Corner
Handkerchiefs-White and color
cd effect, fine lawns and dimi-
ties. Each. l2lsc.
Women's Embroidered Corner
Handkerchiefs-White and col
ored effects: good quality lawns.
batiste, Swiss and dimities. Each.
l9c.
Mems Pure Linen Handker.
chiefs-With initials; good quail.
ity; full sizes. Each, 39c. Three
for S1.W.
The Washington times., 1922-12-04
TRADE BOARD DIRECTORS
TO DISCUSS EDUCATION

The board of directors OF the
Washington Board OF Trade will
hold its weekly meeting at AIS
o'clock this afternoon In the board
rooms.
Aside from routine business tho
only important matter to come be-
fore the board will be the plans for
the educational night" program Mt
the Board of Trade meeting in the
New Willard Hotel at s o'clock to.
morrow night
Senator's and Congressman who
have shown especial interest In the
Districts educational needs win be
speakers at this meeting.
The Washington times., 1922-12-04
TOUeLs

e5x5O Turkish TOwels-Al
white; extra heavy weight Tor
face or bath use; worth I5c
each. Tuesday at Soc.
Superior Grade Turkish Tow.
eis-Red or blue borders: large
size for bath us<; worth I5c
each. Tuesday at 59c.
Boot Mills Hemstitched Ab-
sorbent TOwels-Worth 25c each.
Tuesday at 19c.
Boot Mills Absorbent Towel
ing-For roller or tea towels;
also for fancy work; worth 2Oc
ward. Tuesday at 15c.
Goldenberg's-First Floor.
The Washington times., 1922-12-04
Cloves

Women's -Aiochaline Gauntlet
Gloves-Strap-wrist styles, with
embroidered hack. in self or con-
trast stitching: in black, brown
and tan. Tuesday at $2.98.
Women's Washable Cape
Walking Gloves-P. X. sewn.
with Paris point stitching. In
black. brown and tan. Tuesday
1t $3.50.
Kayser Chamoisette Gloves
Strap wrist gauntlet style, with
embroidered backs; all new
shades. TUESDAY at 7sc. q
Children's Kid Gauntlets-
Fleece lined, with frtnged leath-
erette cuffs; brown and tan.
Tuesday at 98c.
GOldenberg's-First Floor.
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Dress Goods

54-inch All-wool French Serge.
Fine, close-twilled quality. in
black, navy blue. and brown;
worth $2.25 yard. Tuesday at
$l.79.
36-inch Storm Serge-Double-
twilled quality. in black, navy
blue and other wanted shades:
worth s9c yard. Tuesday at
69c.
54.inch All.woOl Canton Crepe.
I'm black, navy blue and
brown; for dresses. etc; worth
1925 yard. Tuesday at $2.49.
5l-inch All.wOOl VelOur-For
suits. dresses. capes. etc; in
black, navy blue, brown and CO.
pen: worth $500 yard. Tuesday
at $50.
GOldenberg's-Fir Floor.
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WOn,e1's HANDBAGS
Leather Handbags and Beauty

Leather Handbags and Beauty
Cases-Including the popular
Bag of the Hour" with built-in
watches: conveniently arranged
for timekeeping: reliable Ameri.
can movements; in black and
colors. also patent leather; val.
ues worth $500 and $3.50. Tues
day at $e.6S.
Women's Leather Handbags
and Beauty Cases-New, up-to-
date styles; good quality leath-
ers, also novelty feathers; val
ues worth $3.50 and $2.9S each.
Tuesday at S1.S8.
WOmen's Leather Handbags
Large assortment Of high-grade
styles and shapes: some with fit
tings: leather or silk lined.
Tuesday at A.95.
Goldenberg's-First Floor.
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NeckUeUr

Novelty Boxed Neckwear-In-
cluding colored embroidered col
lars. collar and cuff sets; others
of satin, linen and Venice lace.
Tuesday at CSC.
Lace Bertha Collars-With
Venice lace edge: white and
cream colors: worth 79c each.
Tuesday at 49c.
Boxed Neckwear - Including
lace and linen collar and cuffs,
also smart colored embroidered
effects. Tuesday at Soc.
GoIdenberg's-Firs Floor.
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Are Youa Good Fellow?
Gloom, Sorrow and Disappointment to Be Banished
From Every D. C. Home When Army of Big
Hearted Capital Residents Gets to Work
to Make Xmas Really Merry for All.

Spurred by the disclosures of the Good Fellow
that misery stalks through dozens of Washington homes Good
Fellows today up in large numbers with crescendo
avory that gloom and disappointment must be driven
from every Washington home Christmas morning.
By mail telephone and personal calls generous men,
and children sgned to take under their especial
care one Washington poor family at Christmas time.
But the other side of the ledger the of the
png in rapidly that the ood Fellow made only
slight advance and the number of homes faced with bleak
Christmas still outnumber the Good Fellows.
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Silk Underwear

WOmen's Kayser Silk Vests
With built-up shoulders and
reinforced underarms; others In
bodice style with ribbon shoulder
straps: beautiful embroidered
fronts: flesh color only: perfect
quality: worth $3.50 each. Tues.
day at $2.95.
WOmen's Glove Silk Vests
Bodice style. also boomers. with
elastic waist and knee; regular
and extra sizes: flesh color only.
Tuesday at $1.89 to $2.75.
Women's kaysers Three-Star
Silk Vests-With hemstitched
top; others In bodice style; flesh
color only; worth $3.50 each.
Tuesday at S.75.
GOldenberg's-First Floor.
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Hosiery

Women's FulI.fashiOned Silk
HOse-Pure thread silk. with lisie
garter tops; in Russian calf. cor.
dovan, rose beige, polo. gun
metal and black; all sizes;
worth s2.25 pair. Tuesday at
S1.95.
WOmen's Fibre Silk Hose
With three-seam back. in black
and an assortment of shades;
also lot OF thread silk hose. in
black and .cordovan: seconds
of sl.19 VALUES. Tuesday at 55c.
women's Silk and Wool Sport
Hose-In heather mixtures: sec.
onds OF values worth s1.50 pair.
Tuesday at s9c.
Women's Brown Cotton Sport
Hose-Heavy weight. I'm the dis
tinctive dropstitch effect, with
two-tone combination silk clocks:
all sizes: slight seconds OF Toe
values. Tuesday at 39c.
Goldenberg's-First Floor.
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MAN IS FINED $40 WHEN
he STAOCERS IN COURT

Arrested this morning for being
drunk. Joe Davis. colored. when ar.
raigned before Judge McMahon in
Police Court today. had not slept off
tho effects" He staggered all over
the court room before being able TO
find hts seat.
Davis was found lying drunk on
Fourth street when apprenended by
Policeman r. G. O'Meara of the
Sixth precinct. He was fined $40
and ushered back to the dock"
The Washington times., 1922-12-04
AUTOMOTlvE SOCIETY
TO ELECT OFFICERS

The annual election of officers
of the Washington Automotive
Trade Association will be held at
the regular monthly meeting Of the
association at the City Club this
evening.
Paul Lum will report upon his
attendance at the service managers
convention held In Chicago under
the auspices OF the National Auto.
mobile Chamber Of Commerce.
Several other matters of i'm.
portance 20 the automotive trade
will be taken up at this, the last
regular monthly meeting Of the
year.
The Washington times., 1922-12-04

8lx99 Seamless Bleached
Sheets-Extra large size for
double beds: made of heavy.
firm-woven sheeting cotton;
worth $l.9S each. Tuesday
at $1.59.
4ax36 Bleached Pillow Cases.
Large size; free from starch
or dressing; worth 45c each.
Tuesday at 33c. ~
45x36 Embroidered Initial
Pillow Cases-With scalloped
edges; neatly boxed; worth
sl.75 pair. Tuesday at 81
pair.
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BedlUear and COttOns

Crochet Bedspreads - Full
double-bed size; in heavy
raised Marseilles patterns;
worth $3.50 each. Tuesday at
S2.49.
Dimity Bedspreads White
grounds, with pink or blue
stripes; scalloped edges and
cut-out corners: full double
bed size: worth s5 each. Tues
day at S2.49.
36-inch Unbleached Sheet
ing COttOu-Heavy. round
thread quality: worth 20c
yard. Tuesday at l5c.
Goldenberg's-First Floor.
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Mems furnishings

Mems Lambsdown Fleece-lined
Underwear-Rando gray color;
clear white fleece that will not
rub off; shirts and drawers in all
regular sizes: perfect quality;
worth $1.25 each garment. Tues
day at CSC.
Mems Onyx" Make Half Hose.
Mercerized cotton, m b d u m
weight; black and plain colors;
fully reinforced toe, heel and
sole; perfect quality: worth a9c
pair. Tuesday at 27c.
Goldenberg's-First Floor.
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Up to $3.50 Men s
Shirts, $7.O9

Shirts corded and fiat striped madras
Nes Cloth high count
percaIes chambray: trimmed with five clear button
pressed with separate
checks paids figures and nov
city effects; sizes 1871 to Is.
Goldenberg's-First Floor.
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ChiEdren'S
Underwear

Children's Fieeced Cotton Tn.
derwear-S ep arate garments,
plain neck and long sleeves,
ankle length pants: sizes to IL
years; worth soc each. Tuesday
at SOC.
Children's Fleeced Cotton Waist
Suits High neck and lorg
sleeves, ankle length: sizes 2 to
IL years: worth $1.00 each. Tues.
day at 79c.
Children's Jersey Knit Bloom.
ers-With elastic knee and mus.
lin waistband; perfect quality;
sizes to ~ years: worth Csc
each. Tuesday at SOC.
GOldenberg's-FIirst Floor.
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Women s COLOred
Umbrellas, $2.88

new lot Just fine quality pecsdyed taffea with
emixedunequaled wear
service purple garnet green brown ana
handles, including
on ivory bakente ceuloid, mounted and trimmed et
cts with imitation amber ana ce
lrod tips and club ends to match a.
some are subject slight which hardly
perceptible but all guaranteed for service
Goldenberg's-First Floor.
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The time for signifying your in
tention of becoming a Good Fellow
is growing short. Somewhere In
Washington there is family de-
pending upon you. and The Times
urges all Good Fellows to enlist at
once. BY signifying your inteption
now and having a family assigned
to you at once. you can have plenty
Of time to visit the family, learn
their needs and make your selec-
tions of the presents.
Cases of children barely clothed.
of fathers sick and of mothers try
ing to support large families OF chill.
dren on scanty earnings made at
washing and sewing We're listed one
after the other today. There were
also cases of lonely old men and
women attacked by illness and mis-
fortune, and having no one to care
for them are dependent upon some
Good Fellow alone for Christmas
cheer.
1t may require only a cheap trim.
ket to make the difference between
an abjectly miserable Christmas and
joyous Yuletide. Just so II is
something to communicate to the
mind and heart Of the recipient that
someone cares. someone remembers,
and that Christmas Is not a class
season for the enjoyment of the rich
and prosperous alone.
The Good Fellows get a whole lot
more enjoyment on Christmas Day
than any one else. II you are in
clined to doubt this send in your
name. get the address OF a family.
visit them and see IL you do not
think their case Is such that 1t
would give you real JOY to 30 out
to their humble home with a
basket OF remembrances on Christ
mas morning.
The Washington Times offers
through the Good Fellow Depart
ment the best possible guarantee
and iron clad insurance Of a merry
Christmas to everybody that could
be imagined. The Good Fellows
are made happy, the recipients
are n. de joyous and everybody
finds everybody else smiling and
rejoicing because the tragedy OF
an empty stocking has been avert
ed and those who faced a desolate
Christmas are frightened because
they have been remembered.
The police, Boy Scouts and Gov.
ernment employees have PLAYED a
big part in every Good Fellow
movement and already they are
volunteering for the campaign this
year. II you have ever had a
fearful Christmas because OF some
sadness then you surely will join
up to prevent someone else from
having a similar experience. II
all your Christmases have been
bright and merry. you ought to
sympathize with those less fortu.
nate and be willing to take at
least one family under your wing.
You are not asked to contribute
any money. The Washington
Times is making no collections or
deliveries. 1t offers you the name
of a needy family with which you
can communicate and play Santa
Claus to on Christmas morning.
This is the straight line plan-the
shortest distance between two
points, the heart Of the giver and
the home OF the recipient. There
are no rules nor regulations nor
limitations except those dictated by
your own heart.
Sign the blank in today's paper,
or telephone Main $3.50 or call
personally at the Good Fellow De.
partment and take at least, one
needy family under your wing for
Chr 'stmas.
The Washington times., 1922-12-04
81 Dressing
SacQues, 79c

women's Flannelette Dressing
Sacques. assorted light and dark
gray floral patterns: made with
collar. cuffs and belt; all sizes.
Goldenberg'S-Third Floor.
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PENSION OFFICE
ASKS 81 NEW
CLERKS
interior Department Seeks
Only $75o.ooo for Govern
ment Hotels Next Year.

Eighty-one additional clerks for
the Pension Office are asked In
the budget Of the Interior Depart
ment.
The estimates ask also an IN
crease Of 81 900 a year for the dis
bursting clerk in charge OF pension
payments, making total salary
of $4,000.
Seventy-nlne additional employees
are required by thd Patent Office.
Twelve of these are wanted In the
office of the trademark and design
examiner: thirty-three assistant ex'
aminers OF patents are required
thirty clerks and four photostat
operators are sought.
The Bureau of Education asks an
increase of sl2.600 in Its fund Tor
collecting statistical data, making
a total OF SIG. 200 for 1924. Ten ad-
ditional clerks are requested.
Seek Additional Housing.
Provision for erection OF seven
brick bungalows. each with four
rooms. kitchen and bath. On the
grounds Ct St Elizabeths Hospital,
is asked at a total ocost OF $I6.8a0
The Washington navy yard asks
$1,000 for additional dredging and
= t.OU
r,ilway under the Tnlr.-'l appro.
reau OF yards and docks, Navy DE
partment.
The sum Of 81 900 is asked by the
State Department to obtain a replica
of the Houdon bust Of George
Washington and suitable pedestal
for erection in the gallery OF national
heroes in the Pan-American build.
ing.
Creation Of the office of director
Of supply for the general supply
committee. under the jurisdiction OF
the Treasury Department. Is re-
quested.
Will Pay $a,50O q Year.
The post will pay $4,000. The
equivalent of the position is now
filled by an officer detailed from the
Bureau OF the Budget.
The force of watchmen at the
Government Printing Office will be
reduced from fifty-seven at s720 a
year to forty.seven receiving $S40,
the budget provides.
A request for $16,875 for rented
buildings Is made by the Civil Serv.
ice Commission. II space cannot be
assigned by the Public Buildings
the commissions control.
1t Is noted that the owner Of the
building occupied by the commission
requests an Increase of $3.34490,
making a total annual rental of $20,.
1890.
Asks Less for Hotels.
The appropriation for the Govern.
ment hotels on Union Station Plaza
is reduced in the budget from
$926,000 for 1928 TO $75O,000 for 1924.
The sum is to cover salaries, gen.
eral maintenance. and replacement
Of equipment.
The proposed office Of deputy su.
perintendent of State, War and
Navy Department buildings, at
salary Of $4,000, is submitted for
Congressional consideration.
Construction of a dairy barn nj
the experimental farm Of the De.
partment Of Agriculture at Belts.
Vile, Nd. is provided. at a cost of
$40, 900.
Alterations 60 the roof OF the
Auditors building. under the iuris.
diction Of the Treasury Department.
is asked. the cost estimated at $40.
900.
The War Department reouests
$4,000 for barracks construction at
Langley Field Va, and $500. 600 for
extensive additional \coSstruction at
1
The Washington times., 1922-12-04
WOn,e11's BathrObeS
and KinlOnOS

Blanket Cloth BathrObes-Of
rich colors. trimmed with satin
ribbon: new and attractive de-
signs; well made, with double
seams; all sizes. Tuesday at
$4.98.
WOmen's Flannelette kimOnOs
In attractive floral patterns.
trimmed with satin ribbon on
collar and sleeves; elastic waist;
full skirts. Tuesday at Sl.SS.
Women's Corduroy Robes
Handsome brocade designs, in
geranium and cornflower blue;
full cut and well made. Tues
day at 1898.
GOldenberg's-Third Floor.
The Washington times., 1922-12-04
WOn,en's Aprons

Polly Prim Aprons-Of good
quality percales. In polka dot ef-
fects. trimmed with rick-rack
braid on pocket and around
necks; also lot Of pretty floral
designs. in assorted colors: worth
59c each. Tuesday at Soc.
GoIdenberg's-Third Floor.
The Washington times., 1922-12-04
Girls $16.98 Coats
S14.5O

New Winter girls from to years OF age splen
d;dIv tailored of alwooi poare CLOTH In rich shades OF
brown reindeer blue trimmed with 1ur coiars uouoe
stitched belts and pockets hned 'hrousnou
with twill materials
Coldenberg' 's-Thrd Floor.
The Washington times., 1922-12-04
Supreme Court to Recess.

The Supreme Court of the United
States today announced II would re-
cess from December IL to January 2.
The Washington times., 1922-12-04
ChiLdren's
Bathr0bes, $I.96

Little Children's Beacon Bath
robes, new Indian patterns. In
blue. brown and gray; made with
pocket, collar and waist cora;
sizes 2 to s years.
Goldenberg's-Third Floor.
The Washington times., 1922-12-04
WOnaeya's BLOOn,ers,
79c

women's Satine Boomers.
black and pink: full-cut sizes;
large reinforcement.
Goldenberg's-Third Floor.
The Washington times., 1922-12-04
ChiIdren's Coats,
S5.98

Children's Chinchilla Coats,
soft and heavy. in tan. gray,
brown and navy blue; all arounh
belted model, with pocket; sizes
to 8 years: warmly lined.
GoIdenberg's-Third Floor.
The Washington times., 1922-12-04
Up to S45 Women 8
Coats, $29. Is

such handsome Normandy Veloree Suedene
Bolivia luxurious collars and
MATCH brown deer sorrento and black
GOldenberg's-SecOnd Floor.
The Washington times., 1922-12-04

WOn,en's $3.50
Spencers, $I.98
women's Fine Wool Sleeveless
Spencers. in black. white and as
sorted colors; all sizes.
GOldenbcrg's-Third Floor.
The Washington times., 1922-12-04

Brushed Wool and Angora-fin-
ish Novelty Scarfs, with fringed
ends and stylish hat to match;
rich shades of tan, brown, gray
and blue. also beautiful combi-
nations.
GOldenberg's--First Floor.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-25
STATE ROAD no AID.

INDIANAPOLIS. Aug. 24.-(By a.
p -Announcemen made at large
terminal offices here today were 10
the effect that Indiana railways will
make every effort to rush service
able coal hauling equipment to state
coal mines 10 relieve the coal short
age which has threatened 20 dis
rupt transportation and industrial
activity.
The state emergency fuel com
mittee viii depend upon the produc-
ton OF Indiana mines to restore the
fuel supply. declared John W. Nc
CardIe. chairman Of the public
service commission and state fuel
distribution body. Mr.. McCardle
was advised by II. 3. Spencer. fede-
raj coal distributor at Washington,
that the state would be unwise to
depend upon the federal government
for emergency relief. Mr.. McCardle
had requested the federal distributor
for 100 cars of emergency coal
The Pennsylvania system met the
first demands for coal cars yesterday
by restoring TO service seven mine
trains which were annulled follow
ing the strike order.
More than $50 cars supplied at
Indiana mines today are expected 70
be Loaded by noon tomorrow. The
Big Four railroad reported $4,000
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-25
SEC'Y HUGHES SAILS
FOR BRAZIL TO RETURN

NEW YORK. Aug 24-CBy A.
P.)-Charles Evans Hughes, secre-
tary OF state. sailed today on the
psn-America TO return the visit 70
Brazil which Emperor Dom Pedro
made 20 the United states in 1875
and 20 the Brazilian centennial
exposition.
Il am especially honored by the
opportunity at this time. on be-
half OF Pres't Harding 20 return the
visit which the liberal and high
minded Emperor Dom Pedro paid us
at the time OF the centennial cels-
bratlon In 1875" said Mr.. Hughes.
The present occasion - a most aus
piciOus one for revlving memories
Of the past and for expressing anew
our feelings OF esteem and friend
ship for the Brazilian people"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-25
BY CONDO

Of the Dali Eireann and many cler-
gy, among them three bishops, fol-
lowed the coffin which was covered
with the Irish tr!color while in the
mourning carriages were the broth
er, sisters and other relatives.
Irish pipers played a lament, while
officers OF the Dublin brigade acted
as pallbearers. Dense crowds had
gathered hours before the appointed
time and on all sides poignant grief
was displayed as the cortege passed.
Hundreds Of Dublin guards formed
IN escort. with arms reversed and
a vast procession of bare headed
men and women followed. The cof-
fin was placed on the same catafal-
que on which had rested the body
of Arthur Griffith.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-25

servfceabie coal cars available. a
large percentage Of these Will be
rushed 10 coal mines TO expedite coal
delivery, officials said
The Cincinnati. indianapolis and
Western railway has prepared 20
move coal from mines on its lines
IN the Montezuma-Brazl district
-Four mines or the Knox consolidated
coal company. with a daily capacity
output OF 1900 tons have resumed
operations. according 10 reports 10
Mr.. McCardle
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-25

CONTINUED on Page Two
poison pen" letters were 70 be in
3 ee, gated
Mrs Deb0uche -le. former New Or
.eans society. club and suffragette
loader admitted 81 Reno that there
are elements initiating against her
proposed marriage 90 Asa G. Cand-
or. Atlanta mutt millionaire, but
denied knowledge OF any poison
pen" plot calculated 10 break off
The match
AIRS. Deboucha1Ie declared that
ohjec ton 20 the marriage has been
voiced By members OF the Gambler
- mlly on religious grounds. Mr..
Gamblers brother who. she said g
senior bishop or the Meth odist
church south. al Atlanta, has op-
posed Il for that reason. according
10 her staten ent today
In the first place I am Catholic
and dIvorcee," Mrs. Deboucheue
escerted. and Z have been IN society
and have been suffrage leader
and Bishop Gambler does not ap-
prove OF any Of these things"
Exlgencies OF business and the
100000 damage SUIT brought re-
Gently by Mrs. Sarah G. Byfieid
against Gamblers con Walter. At
lanta banker. have combined 20 de-
lay Gamblers trip west. according
20 Mrs. DebOuche1le's statement.
she said she received a telegram
from him today seeking her acquisi-
zion IN the suggestion that he post
pone his trip until the storm blows
over"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-25
TWO MEN WOUNDED IN
RUM RUNNING BATTLE

WASHINGTON. Aug. PA run
ming gun battle between revenue
agents bootleggers for Is miles
along the Olney Pike ended at the
edge OF Washington today when
one boOtlegger and a revenue agent
were shot.
Villages along the road we're ter
rorized as the speeding autop1o-
blles from which scores OF shots
were being fired. dashed through.
Joe Edwards. negro, driver OF the
oootleggers' car, was shot through
the abdomen and probably viii die.
c. n. Packart. revenue officer,
was seriously wounded.
Seventy-two gallons OF corn u
quor in the car were seized The
liquor was being brought 10 the
capital from upper Maryland.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-25
THOUSANDS MOURN FOR
SLAIN ERIN CHIEFTAIN

DUBLIN. Aug. 24.-(By a. P)-
Twice today the body Of Michael
Collins was carried through the
streets of Dublin which were lined
with sorrowing. spectators. Early in
the day, IN impressive procession.
the body was taken from the steam
er Classic and transported on a
gun carriage TO St. Vincents hos
pital This evening II was removed
to the city hall. where II Will lie in
state until Sunday.
Military and civic guards minis