Evening Star Newspaper, January 14, 1921, Page 21

- MILLIONS INLIQUO TIEDBY AENTS $9,900,000 Levied on Brew- |» eries—3,000 Stills and 800 |c Autos Seized. By the BOSTON of the rum-running, boo raffic in New ¥ tate during th; Wwas indicated today in figures com-| piled for the annual report of Wil-; Jiam J. McCarthy. supervisor of pro. hibition enforcement. Seizure of 800} in which liquor oline tanks, spare tires. rad tool | ¥ 14.—The extent ing and sizes and a brew products s<hine operation: i rests included many for carrying on the bootlegging traffic. all $10,000,000 worth of tiquor | d by the enforcement agents ered the seven New York city of colored labels d assessments 3 L evied against them. | VILAGE OF NO TVE BY DR. FRANK CRANE. (Copsright, 1921.) New Year day! . ! i The old clock of Time is striking the Year. 1921, H That's a whole lot. and too much. and takes about all night to finish. 1 wish there wasn't any Time. it makes all the trouble. 1t just goes right on being 110’ after 10, and Wednesday after Tu day, and 1921 after 1920, and old age | after youth, and not our petulance nor all our wit can change it. | Somewhe 1 read of a village where there were no clocks or watches, and | 1ld tell the time. except one was wrong. They did'not eat at 7. 12 and 6, but | whenever they were hungry. | Bedtime was when they got sleepy. | Laberers went to work at no par- ticular hour. and employers paid them when they felt like it and had the| money. Little boys did not have to wait till they were grown up, till they reach- | arbitrary and absurd | . but a boy of twelve | and marry the beauti- | ful lady of twenty-six he was in love with. and nobody minded, not even! the lady. i And when you were calling on vour ! girl in the evening the old man did | not pound the floor with his boot at 10 o'clock for you to break loose and %o home. There wasn'i any 10 o'clock. | The curtain did not go up at mat- | inees promptly at 2:30. It went up ! whenever the actors all got through ! their lunch and were ready to play. | And the audience came in any ti —just drifted in. Sometimes th the show. and sometimes n didn’t matter. i The 2 o'clock p.m. train like as not in at 6. It whistled anyhow,; so0_everybody knew it was-coming. Children did not have to be at school | at 9 am. They came whenever they | %ot through breakfast and had fimsh- | ed their play. All the punctual ones got a bad! mark. You didn’t have to 2o to school any- | how if you didn't want to: you could | just call it Saturday: nobody could | dispute you. 1 ed a certain Folks did not have babies every few | years: if they wanted a large family, | f nine children or so, they would | them all at once. and get it over i Nobody got old. They couldn't.! They had no almanacs and things to ! tell whether they were fifteen or fifty, Jt was very nice. . : There were no old maids. And only | those persons were grandmothers that like grandmothering. | Everybedy just picked out a com- | fortable zge and stuck to it. Boys were never told they would | have to wait till they were grown to do anything. like smoking, or staying out till 11 o'clock, or shaving, or, wearing a dress suit i And if grandpa wanted to sing or! shake his leg a bit in the dance no| nasty person said that the time for ! such goings on was past. There wasn't | any time. i So nobody was ever in a hurry, no- | body was ever late, nobody was eve bored or impatient, nobody got any- where 100 soon and nobody else ar-| rived too late, so nobody was ever| Ppeeved. | It was grand. FEELINGS. | BY FRANK CRANE. } | (Copyrignt, 1920.) “What are thoughts but pale, dead | feelings?’ asked Novalis. All there is-to life is feeling. And if you deny this your denial is itself but a feeling. ! It is feeling that ropes us to de- | struction, and it is also a feeling that | lures us to success. H Nothing is 0 thoughtless as to | say. “Oh, that is a mere feeling' Mere! When the crime of murdered is drenched with when the riot that ernment and behe. ing, when marriag temptation and virture, kindness and | cruelty, the flame of hell, 2 white rapture of heaven feelings. When you have hurt my feclings, | sir. you have done me all the ms- | ¢k my opinions. take | burn my house, and | ge it without bruis- | it is of no great asures of my life are its feelings. the love of mother, ! the goodwill | ors of lovers, als, the gratitude of those below me. and the gracious- ness of them above me. these are the | cwels in the box v meme What am it a compound of fire and contentment What are my high moments but flam my humllmrl strong 4 n. dance. weep, laugh, shout and per. strike and kiss, wl and 1t is all oughts are my cnemie rs. my memories are | lively g my hopes the bird calls | ightly that you | than hurt “my | you have done| If we lived in caveman days 1 would with @ club. or fine day * ———— -eminent). Neiantie: Connt Tin2. daiir. Office, 1418 K Remember how vou cheered on mistice duy? I'aying your incoti @zevidence of real patriotism. ¥ X X i i % X X i £ Y 3 1 1 ; ¥ i X X i z # X i i X F X F oF K X X % X ¥ Glenn B I 8 l FRELINGHUYSEN’S BILL IS CRITICISED BY PLUMB Measure for Regulation of Railroad | Supply Contracts Called “Mon- grel Combination.” of the \:l-',,w Plumb, author for railroad committee Another Market Opening Today at. 14th and Decatur A great l.ét}'AnniveUary Big Savi Holland Belle FLOUR Is for all est wheats grown—excellently blended—ex- ceptionally priced. ] 6-Ib. Sack, 38c 12-1b. Sack, 24-1b. Sack, $1.46 Anniversary Sale of BAKING POWDER Rumfords, %5-lb. can..... Royul, SPECIAL ON OLIVES Large, meaty, tempting. Quarts 1 Gallons. Heinz Spaghetti, 15¢ Well cooked in delicious sauce. Eat MORE SPAGHET Eagle ENSED conpensed 23 B¢ SUGAR OLD DUTCH COFFEE —then you tinctive flavor attained through expert selections of the greens, careful blending and know-how roasting. deliciousnes mongrel combination” of competitive and regulative theories of railroad THE .EVENING STAR, FRIDAY, JANUARY 14, 1921. it costs in outside shops three times T was release S 2 EMMA GOLDMAN | oo™ operation. He added that it was| drawn by Alfred P. Thom, counsel for the Association of Railway Execu- tives, and other railroad representa- tives and would not reach the evils | which the Clayton act was desig | to_meet. There are interlocking interests be- | tween financial and railroad com- panies, Mr. id, arguing that lation of the | i not of the own them. practice of out™ 1o ki Act of Governor. RALEIGH, operation, | railr today that | banks bu s today convemience to felks im Ings OVERMAN_cOMMISsioNED.| PREFERS U.S.JAIL od |Signing of Document First omcial| 10 FREE RUSSIA | B BB ' in America. prodiced some on. tarti Offered On AW Foods from a “My wife and I had known her We found Alexander -Berkman Emma was cooking her dinner and asked us to eat with her. i American canned food from her trunk with pride and said she still had a few sup- P ft. kman was weari | and he | traveling I sia with a crowd of pro fore the national birtl Moscow “JACK-LESS JILLS” | OUT HUNTING FOR “JILL-LESS JACKS” her and in a hotel | he ‘ tribution of the sexes. ing to M it. She 'S lives” “Women she adde word doinz ained bachelor on I women wh ex Ty Until 9 P. M. Satwrday nglomotrrow Each year Washington Housewives go to Old Dutch Markets in throngs to obtain some of the Anniversary Bargains. This year they will find the greatest of bargains, for this is THE SALE OF SALES! —LITERALLY EVERYTHING FOR YOUR TABLE —at remarkably low prices. tage of these offerings. SUNSHINE MILK This is ‘a full 1-pound. can of the finest Wisconsin Milk. Specia! at, Per Can, 12Y%2¢ Hunt's Security Br. Plain Apricots, No. 21's Hunt's Security Br. Peeled Apricots, No. 24's kinds of baking—milled of the fin- Beets, Sunset Park Brand, can Corn, Morgan Brand, Maine ~ Style, special at Corn, Honey Drop Brand, Real Maine, can Mixed Vegetables with which to make your own soups: No. No. 2’s.. .. Virginia Sweet Pancake Blour, pkefy b o i 12¢ 1db. can..... 1-bb. can..... Ground from large, Virginia peanuts. Smooth and well- favored. Pound... - Tl—it’s Healthy. FRUITS AND Pure white American cane granulated only. Lb..... Oc VEGETABLES POTATOES-33¢ Best Neo. 1 Grade, Peck Fancy York Apples, Y5-pk. .25¢c Onions, peck. . New Florida fresh, green, solid heads, b. s Just Try will know GOOD Coffee. It has a dis- 25¢ UMMMMM! Such s—only, Ib......... B LIPTON’S TEAS Yellow Label }4's, 20c|Red Label 14’s, Yellow Label Yi's, 39¢c|Red Label 14's, 19¢ 37¢ Van Camp’s Beans, No. 2's.17¢ Corned Beef Hash, No. 2's..39¢ 9c 12ic Karo, dark, No. 5's = No. 24's No. I's. June No. 2’s Melfa Br. are the very thing used by foremost chefs for delic- ious pies. No. 3's. .. Pumpkin, No. 3's:. .. Del Monte Spinach, 24’s Karo, dark, No. 1} Pride of Virginia No. 10c Hunt's Bartlett Pears, large solid fruit, well packed. Peas, Nashatoh Br. Early Sweet Potatoes 12%c¢ - ..2.19c No. ..... 20c e o Plantation Pineapple Direct from encourages the children to EAT Tomatoes II\;:)WZ“Z';;; MORE—and BREAD is youf’ BEST No. 3, Paradise Island ool St 28¢ Canned Goods—Fruits— Vegetables—Fish One solid week in which to take advan- Once-In-A-Year Offerihgs On Canned Fruits & Vegetables Beverly Peaches, the dessert ‘to have 'round for unex- pected guests. Keep sev- eral cans in your pantry. Canned Fish Opportunities During Anniversary Week Kippered Hersing, No. 1’s........3lc. a < TATEREEEE |2 Lobster, Y5’s. v....49c 2 AR RN Chum Salmon, can... e |- Red Alaska Salmon, can..........30c Domestic Sardines, can..........4Y%c Key Carton Domestic Sardines..... 6¢c Norwegian Nord Star Sardines, can. .17¢ Portuguese Comique Snrdines,=specini7 Sh_{ Br. At et S i m et o ) Shrimp, Wet Dry, No. 1’s.....25¢ i s & i No. 2’s 40c Tuna Fish «make delicious, appetiz- ing salads, 15’s.......... Abbey Brand Tuna Fish, 1%’s. ....28¢c % " > i 1 e L Old Dutch Bread Comes to You Oven-Hot Twice Daily Deliveries are made to all mar- kets TWICE A DAY so that you may be SURE of getting this delicious loaf—with that home-made flavor— FRESH. Such deliciousness in bread 2’s, sliced 7c Loaf—--3 f0r. 20c | Great Assortment of Meats for Yodr Sunday Dinner at Anniversary Prices Smoked Meats Todd’s Virginia Hams, 1b....58¢c Sugar Cured Smoked Picnics, Sugar Cured Smoked Bacon, by the piece, 1b Southern Style Bacon, by the piece, 1b 1 Fancy Sliced Breakfast Bacon, 9" 25oc0s Fine Pork Cuts Pork Loins, blade end, Ib.. .30c Fresh Picnics, 1b....... .22¢ Mild, Cured Picnics, 1b....... 20c Pure Pork Sausage, meat and Jinks, dbL .. coc it enn i iinae 28¢ Pure Lard, open kettle rendered, ‘ 00 co-cooscas SSsboane [ Fancy YOUNG BAKING HENS, 45:. Choice Cuts From Well Fed Young Cattle Chuck Roasts, 1b... 20c Chuck Steaks, 1b. Old Dutch Roll, 1b.. Hamburger Steaks, 1b.. Beef Liver, 1b Plate and Brisket, pot roast, Ib... Fresh ,Pudding, 1b............ Tender Cuts of the Frederick County Calves at all our mar- kets at greatly reduced prices. Holland Belle But- Derrydale Butter, R Palmine Nut Butter The new Nut Butter om the market. Certificate in each pactage zuarantees satisfac- tion. Need any more be said? 27c Ib.—4 for $1 Che?dar Cheese, Ib....25¢c Cheddar Cheese, 7 Ibs. $1.60 Mild Full .Cream Cheese, Ty 0o 550 Tate com- mission some time ago were wide- ly discussed in the British press. Government figures show there * is a_surplus of a million wome: in England whose only hope ¢ marrying depends on their mi- grating to some part of the earth where there is a more even dis- Accord- s March. they are doin s she is receiving lot- ~d e ters from ‘America.that are “sig ni ant of the loneliness of some I DHCNC 19C 03¢ WD 0 g ¢ R—r I I KK G I e BRI 3G IR IC IICINC 63C G X IC W MK B T Lo ~ B X