Evening Star Newspaper, January 22, 1922, Page 19

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Silver, Platinum and Porcelain, 50c to $1 407 Tth SL NW. 5200,00_0.00 Laundress Wants a Job T am probably the most ex- pensive laundress in Wash: ton, because I am worth e bit of $200000.00. If deanh- ness is next to Godliness, isn’ it worth $200.000.00 to always have clean clothes and clean linen? It may be a trifle high to you, but you will learn that it is economy*to have a $200.- 000.00 laundress. 1 will start working for you immediately. Yours for a cleaner life, the $200,00000 iaundrcss. PERPETUAL BUILDING ASSOCIATION | Pays 6 Per Cent on shares maturing in 45 or 83 months. It Pays 4 Per Cent on shares withdrawn be- fore maturitv Assets More Than $7,000,000 Surplus Nearing $800,000 Corner 11th and E 1. W fl JAMES BERRY, nt JOSHUA W. CARR, ! D SATISFACTION GUAIIA.\’I'EEI‘I S—$15 PAINLESS EXTRACTIONS BY CONDUCTIVE ANESTHESIA Removable igework Inserted Without Grinding Your Teeth Piates Repaired 3150 While You Wait. : i LEHMAN 5% Saks’ 307 7th St. N.W., Opp. Open_Evenings—Closed on_Sundays We help you build | and mave 25 per cent ! Illlilllllllllll_llll HUNGER STRIKER ENTERS 9TH DAY Petition Being Prepared in Effort to Parole Knowles From lail. Alfred Richard Knowles, convicted on two Indictments of larceny and sentenced to six years in the peni- tentiary, and with three other Indict-| ments of the same character pending, today entered the Sth day of a { hunger strike at the District jail, ac- cording to Capt. Peake, In charge of the jail. * Petition to_the parole board for the release of Knowies s being drafted | at the direction of Representative ! Phil Campbell of Kansas. He expects to present his petition tomorrow. | " Believes Him “Ratironded.” Representative Campbell became in- terested in Knowles because he comes is district and has had repre- sentatives talk at length _ with Knowles getting his story. Repre- sentative Campbell said yesterday: “I :{am convinced that this young man got into the hands of some very clever and unscrupulous car thieves who _1used him for their purposes and then had him railroaded.” A few days ago a_group of pris- foners were sent to the Leavenworth penitentiary. “AL that time the con- dition of the prisoner, according to physicians at the jail, Capt. { said, di justify sending him on the jou t Is 15th Day. s claimed that yesterday was his fifteenth day at hunger striking. Jail officials believe it to be the eighth. after the conviction of Wade alleged accomplice” of now serving a sentence in Leavenworth on two counts of grand automobiles, Knowles d his bond” .and headed for Florida_en route. according to the { police, for Mexico. He was picked up in Jacksonville, through a circular i bearing his photograph sent out by ¢ here, and was brought back shington on December 7. Following his alleged confession, i Detective Sergts. Hewlitt and Jett di- | { rected employes of the street clean- ng department some weeks ago at | dredging a cesspool in a sewer at! Ilhe rear of 201 I street, where li- jcense tags taken from automobiles he was charged with stealing were said to have been found. Hi condition yest it was said, did not neccssllale forcible feeding. | THE WEATHER District of Columbia and Maryland | fair and much cold nd tomorrow; fresh! ~Cloudy tonight, colder in { tomorrow, fair and sh west and north- | ginfa—Fair today, fair and | much colder tonight and tomorrow. Records for Twenty-Two Hours. Midnight. 3 5 8 6 am., 3 12 noon, 39 6 p.m., 41 Highest, Relat . “Rainfall (S p.m. to 8 p.m.), me date last’ )earA— 34, & United States Coast odetic Survey.) i tide, _9:34 _‘a.m. an® Low high tid® am. and ¢ tide, 10:32 a.m. ; high tide, 4.26 a.m. Automobile lamps to be | one-half hour after sunset. Wenther in Various Citles. I . | 4sbury Pask {WAR ON SLOT MACHINES "STARTED BY CONSTABLE i War on all forms of gambling in} Prince George's County, Md., has been declared by Constable Thomas V. Garrison. Quickly responding to complaints of the use of slot ma- chines in the county, thg constable served notice on merchants that such maclines must be eliminated. “There were about 400 such ma- chines in the county.” according toy ‘oustable Garrison, and “already T have turned the faces of 50 per cent of them to the wall. The others will have to be similarly turned or there; will be some prosecutions.” Constable Garrison intends to tour the entire county and serve notice jon merchants that ¢hey will be prose- lcuted unless the slot machines in their places of business. are removed or their use discontinued. He already had visited Hyattsville, Bladensburg and points as far north as Laurel, he said, and as far south as Marlboro, and the next few days he intends to visit other sections. Discussing his crusade against the | | slot machines, Constable Garrison | || states that in many places of business children were permitted to drop in their nickels and chance winning eight to one for their investment. Metal discs are obtained from the machines by those who are fortunate | |iil enough to win, the constable explain- ed, and they are accepted in payment for merchandise. Owners of the machines, he added, | receive approximately 400 per cent profit on their investments. One of the principal complaints made to the constable was that children were per- mitted to try their luck with the ma- chines. —_— Immense Floral Displays. A feature of Gude’s deeouting de- . partment. 1214 F—Ad\enllemen( SUNDAY STAR, Basket of Artificial - Fruit, Special, No mail or phone orders. WASHINGTON, D. C, Another Big Ad in Today’s Post WAVE IT CHARGED IT CHARGED IF Yoy IFYOU wisy /" = P URGH N l N TH STRE JANUARY 22, 1922—PART 1. 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